AY FEB. 1, 1922
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p. 14.1“. Placid lial Cutbill and several other stars.
mm the final of better condition than he was last your
r. l.l|'ll was skated.
\VllC'Olt‘l‘ of
finished second
i. t.‘. of Chi-
-~.~I‘|l
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llpul
of tin: meeting
\\ hich lasted un-
shilf‘lllt'llt was is-
'l it the decision of
:mg in the disputed
ml «lush. will be up-
-: muss Chrlcs Jew-
Ame ricun center.
St. Louis
Nationals.
lll’liiili’ WINNER g » - .
Gilli Siiillillllli 1: In the Realm-of A
nllit~izll~ ‘l'lllhjl—‘glRefereet‘fi ' Sports ..
Still.- l‘li‘iliifttlifngeiii‘g) ll By F. v, WON-
. Jolc Roy. sin timcs national champion at the mild-“is reported as being
in excellent condition for his run ionightnt Madison Sduare Garden against
Ray states thiit .he is in fifty per cent.
inllc inst. week at. Chicago on a slippery track in 4 'minutos and 23 seconds.
“é Another college star who has been offered a contract to play baseball in
t major leaguc is Ernie Vick. Michigan University's football hero and All~
Vick is a catcher and a contract was offered him by the
The. Rutgers basketball tcam is continuing its winning streak and has
when Cutblll beat him; Ray ran the
The
(mini :1 load of 10
int-ct. he having
against tho 20 of
at Montreal. and
mo. who scored 10.
ml lllt' ollicizils rc-
r ml illt‘ decision and
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Amt: from the deci-
l or control of tile In-
l'nlon. ‘
-i. .5 mile f'wal which
. ~ln tluy's program was
l<nl.l_\' when the skat-
out for this evm'it
uihl'lllo in the 220 Yard
int-rm had descended
mu only light coming
i" Hl'lll‘Cllllgllt-S on the
villi-house.
“mp up in a prclimio
th- :20 yard dash. in
l~ \xlraw. Edward (lion.
.t in Hilt'f'd Skating Club
ting:
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eruv Thompson of
\llrml Xvul'hcr of “16
w ur ('In yolund started.
.i. of 21 gun the mun
1‘: :I llllllFll. AS tilt-3‘
wwnrr u. jum occured in”
um; practically elimi-
lmlt'ly artcr the finish
n 1-1 liny protested to the
l llnrollnq who conferred
l mutton on this corner.
A Mr. llalcy. lloth men
hmi soon tho foul.
.. m \ml to have lwr-n un—
\lr, Harding orch-d
v ln- shalt-«l over.
liq Ilium-(l that such a (“lt-
uilimut procctlenl‘. and
t‘Jillt'd for a disqualifica—
llllllL'. (If the man who
: llIt- ruul aml tho mt-n {in-
l (I tlu- slisnluallflcd skatr-r
~-| up 0110 notch.
Thick and Field
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succccdcd in keeping its slate clean by winning its titth straight victory.
lchamplons will have quite an array at young t
ltutgers live is playing in whirlwind fashion. both on. the offense and de-
tense. and this with their orrorlcss passing places thcni us one of the fastest
of the Eastern college quintets.
The Football Investigation
Thc bitter rivalry bctwccn two country towns. which hocnmc so ncutc
that about $100,000 was hot on a football game. was the cause of the foot-
ball scandal which resulted in the disqualification of nine University of II«
linois athletes and ten Notre Dame gridiron stars. A group of citizens of
Cnrlinvlllc. Illinois dccldcd last fall to financially clean up the rival town of
'l‘qylorviile. by obtaining the services at ten college stars and betting the
limit on the result. 'l‘aylorx'ille heard of the plan and secured nine college
stars for its own team and beat Carlinvillc in addition. to winning 850.000.
thus boating the rival town at its own game. The prompt action of thc
authorities of both universities are being complimented on all sides as the
disqualification of all the athletcs who had taken part in the game was thc
only fair thing to do in justice to amateur sports. The players went into
the game knowing that. they Wcrc deliberately breaking one of tlic foremost
rules in college athletics. 1n taking money for tin-tr services they hnvc loal
something that cannot be won back. This exposure will no doubt be u lcn-
son to many othcr coilcgt- athletcs who might be tcmptcd lo "ht-Ip out a pro.
fessional team" at some future date.
0 o o 0
ho represented at tho International Amatcur Dosing:
hcld umicr the uuspices of the Mvtropolitan Association
and Thursday c\cnings
its champion amateur
Bridgeport will
Tournament to be
A. A. L'. at Madison Square Garden on “'cdncsday
Feb. ii and 9. Our ncighborlnz city will Sl'llll right oi
boxers to compete: in the contests.
one. ,
cutc‘horn. and tlwn all (it
Many of the major leaguc clubs arc crying for
1:0 l0 lllt‘
them wulyed on Frank ’-ru'13y and Mike (lonnllt-s and Ill lhrm
minors. -
O t 0 it
Put Sllf'fl, former Newark twirlt-r and “'ilrrml llyalt. a young pitchcr from
Holy (‘ross huye rcccntly filKllt'd contracts “ilh lht‘ Giants. The NI'VV York
alcnt at tilt-tr spring training
camp.
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‘(luv night in l’nris of Nudl.
a». _ l ,
hc Puss-.aiC High School quinirt mmlo lwcnty-
:1 total of sixty-two points in a game with
l-Zastl-rn llistrlct High School of Brooklyn which Izmlcrl ii: a it!” in 23 ticton
air
Robert Thompson. star of t
ilvo tic-id goals and twelve fouls for
'l‘v .'l' l. and
lilit‘F-
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1 low rwiw lur tilt N-rit-s of
.lll‘ ~\nlil.~‘ (ulnprlflllig
tln- Milirost- Ath-
tu lu lultl tonight.
Ilium-is .-\. t‘. star. si\'
lit national milo- llllt“.
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:vml t'utinill lllt-l la':t
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of Prince-
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'Ihm l‘ampbcli. of
{or this morn The
all." within three-
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nntlunnl hall‘-
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Murchison.
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l’niversity,
Amplon: Harold
w" Pennsylvania:
Turn and Ned
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wt. :imonrthe
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Stars Gather fOl' lhi- 5'0“"
l'l'immpsnn mnde- .‘lxlkv‘llr'q' points: am] his ton-l for thr-
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[.081 trOphy in Eimll for an average of 4..4.
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1,1: tho illuscrryilliis Hers will give Managvr Huggins nine
‘2" ' to suvk a third ' Ruth and Bob MwusI-l will lr“ more or
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Thr , piml this sum
St. the Irish—American Athletic Club of
{30711.33 Chicago.
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fourth .’
'grirnlons.
.Jcrscy champions. In a game against liitlgtwoml inst wm~l<
lil‘lt-v-n gums-s pluywl
this stuson is now 537 points. Quitt- sonu- rtcurd.
Mickey Walker Again
Defeats Bartfield
New York Yanks
Get Ed. Neusel
Noustrl.
\’l-Z\\' YUliK. lt‘th. iv-ldtl. i’illl..\lll«:l.l'lll.\. lv'.l., i .‘Julu-y
Hilltl to lw a counterpart of his m-ar ‘.,.lkm, tin~ "l‘Lll/ullH'lll 'l’imml. ”muf-
lt.llllt'~'.’lkl'. loi; Mbusel, and (i. ll. mun, .1.....g..| sum; .- ltnvm. .1 H 1...
twain?! right—round Imit at H: lrr
L‘dl'icc in» c last nigh '.
The Now .lvrsé-y t.""l"'l'\&"'lfilll for: H!
the attack throughout 3an while he
staggered thr-Isolrlli-r i-ow-r twice (lur—
ing the bout.‘ hc “us unable: to tacos a
k 11 Or; 1: ti ow n.
'l‘m-kvr. hailml (is a second Ham; Ruth.
hau- inn-n acquired by the New York
Yanks nnd will accompany the squad
its sonthf-rn tour.
Nunscl comes from Coffcyyjlle.
tho home of \V'alter Johnson.
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‘\‘ "mm" "tin- Gcorgin State Leaguc. clouted tho \‘Jalkl-r‘s cihrr blocking: and fast
footwork pronoun-Ii llurtrielvl from
’l‘hi- addition of thest- two young: m-ttinz in a solid smash 'l‘ht- sol'llcr
slartpd many swings. um uns- of
which tr‘lzht haw- meant mm; ‘M lor
\ankir, but thr- inttvr cusllx' '"vl’li‘tl
nis Lpptnm‘t‘s M’anis.
Inter:City Matches
Are Called Ofl'
VVATHRHI‘RY. Fob. l. (‘ity
Health Officer Dr. T. J. Kllmartin to—
day said thzt all inter~city matches
between Waterbury and Bridngort
teams would be forbidden as long as
smallpox continur-d in the latter city.
This would apply, he said. to howling
matches as well as basketball gamr-s.
A basketball £72m“ arranged for last
Saturday hetwe-t-n W’aterbury and
Bridgeport High School trams. W213
cancelled by ordvr of the W'atcrbury
health officers.
Downey and Fisher Sign
CLEVELAND. 0.. Feb. ‘l.«—Rryan
Downey. Cleveland. and Young Fisher.
0! Syracuse, middlewoights. have been
signed to box fifteen rounds at Syra-
cuse. February 10.
olltfielr‘lcrs (Ll. Now ()rlr-ans. llalm
Pnrl of their
Elmrr
less onlookrrs until thc
suspension for llarnstorming.
in center and Chick l-‘cwster.
Roth. llinkcy Haincs. Camp
Sense-l and Tucker will light
post
Hobby
Skinnr-r.
American Athletes
Going to Dublin
CHICAGO. Feb. L-Preparations to
mer are being made by
New York Boxer Wins
HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. l.———Jim-
my Keilcy ol’ New York knocked out
Tiller Herman. Pacific coast welter-
weight. in the third round of a. sched-
uled 12 round bout here last. night.
' field.
nothing
As the. result of Jones comm-lug a
broken bone in the right foot. the
Cockatoo second basketball team last.
night was defeated hyfihc I-‘alrficld
Red Man in?! game played in Fair-
Jonei suficreo this injury aftor
lhe first minute of play. but shO‘WVEd
much grit infremaintng in the game
during thrifé'ntire forty minutes of
play. Thi’fhcoi‘e was 27 to 21 in favoi’t
of the honue"team. 3 ' '
At the some time. this Norwalk his"
cahontao girls, defeatod the Unaqumva.
' girl: by tlie'fiséoré or i‘ to 5. This was
a close game and one in which the.
local girls shamed up in good shape. .
The acorns and summaries:
Giotto-mo Will--
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leth.lt‘..... ......... 3 0 6
Jones. c . . . . . . 2 n i
Coyonngli. rg . ..... . . 0 l 1
Newman. lg ......... . . o :3 2
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l-‘nil'flnm Red Mun
G.‘ F. Pia.
Leuhy. t-f . . ....... . ti 0 12
Carroll. li‘ . . . . ..... l 1 .‘l
Moran. c . ............ 2 3 7
Bmthcrtnn. rg‘ ........ '2 i ll
llock.lg....... .. . o o 0
l l 5 27
Not-walk l’tw‘llonlns
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(‘. Kline, rf ......... .. 0 ll 0
“lint" Pnync. it ....... L‘ 3 7
H. Parsons. c ..... . .. O n 0
C. Mylod. rg ...... . . .. 0 0 F 0
T3. Mcfihorry. lg ....... ll 0 (l
2 3 7
l‘nnqnmyn furl:
G. F. Pls.
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Johnson. if ...... . . . O 0 0
Joe Benjamin. who hails from Hall. l‘ -------------- - l 0 3
California. where the climate Mernn- r2 ---------- - l l 3
breeds beautiful women. foil in slimwomt. lg .......... o n n
for a share of stood looks himself - ~
and has a lot or the native daugh— 2 l ’
tern of sunny California envious.
However, Joe capitalizes his lists
rather than his (one and hop.-
to win a title from Johnny Dun-
dee when they meet in. Mzdioon
Square Garden.
Rome Is Horrified Over.
Defeat of Its Fencer
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(it'll-tit Mon-
llu- ltaliaul
Lucien (landin.
in -
HOME. I"! ll, 1. -~Tll(?
champion (chm-Ir. by
tho Fruit-h (-xrwul. Was grertcd
Home with comm ‘ ’ Fu'nrh!
nni ltnlinnn main“ hxiortinri mnltrru'
ivatimml ul’fnirs um] 'nnnlclvr that tho;
Imnm of their rvatvi-t-liu- countric-s ”9'
il' .U .lu- u hrm \u I lvprv-st-nlntiyvu
“-1 .l 'uw lum'tn in :m} lilillll‘ll ill lulu~l
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All tiu lialian incl: ms: pupcrn yon-‘
it .l.;,' le‘cl‘u ly' :iua {it‘ll the (lulu-V.
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risfwlv :v'attn l:_.' -. lvltr 1 min
limp}: tlu- 'ci‘lsl in Poi-is Int-2c.
(“H.L'tls of Italiin .vlu rtS'xm‘n 9.. Lli'lt‘dl
tho ttuspapt-r illi'vs Li'llH :mvl nlmvrl
pint-s- ll close pt 'Mr- M to lh'.’ ’lrlr
urn; :l antral umcc in». mm: in v»: or
'no limit of tlm c4 mint. The “who u
fully (l‘fvrcd “‘Tn .lw
til 1 cc: ui thcl" Phgtnhim: for y'lv'lv'vrg‘.
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Athletics Think They’re
Greatest Ball Players
PHILADELPHIA. Wt». 1,. cannu-
Mack. Whose Philadelphia Athlrtir-s
imu- hecn finishing last in the Ameri-
can [league racr- for xv number of
ur‘nrs. said yt'stcrdny hr must have tho
most. wonderful ball 1 lull in the coun-
try. judging by the lrttzvm hr is rc—
roning From his unsignwl players.
-llc is having trouiuib in persuading:
many of tht-m to sign contracts. Some,
of thorn are? asking rloublt- what thcy
rvceiw-d last your? Many or the other
clubs are having trouhlé. Mark said.
but they will not admit it,
Great Britain Sends
Davis Cup Challenge
LONDOX. Feb. 1 (Associated
l’ress).—~Tlte Lem-n ’l‘ennis Associa-
tion announced this afternoon that the
lritish Isles-had t-ballcnged America.
(or the Davis cup.
The British challenge is tire first. of
the year and comes a month before;
the closirg (into for entries. Last: sea—
lAnlonio.
World’s Tour
Games Recalled
PilllTAOU. Full. l.-Mcmorlrs of
tho famous world's tour by the Ginnln
mm thv- Whitefiox llw winter of 1913—
14. have l’nccn rm‘lyml hero by tho an-
twuncvmvnt oi" managements lwtwoen
thc two Martin on the spring trnlnlng
trip this your.
The (Hunts and ’40): will cross bats
on Mnrch ll. 12. 18 and ill at San
Tom. and will meat at Re.
guin. T”. on March In. March 2?»
mm 2". will find than—m trauma. and
tilt: ticxt twn clastht‘y will play at
Fort “’nrth. Then the clubs will send
omit!- l'nr u limo \‘v‘l‘llli‘ tho Row play
against .‘s‘ontlwrn Association Moms.
()1: Anvil 4 nnd 5. they wiilmsumv
tlu‘ir sc'rlcs ill Knoxvillc. W's-tin“ and
tho following dny will meet at Bristol.
'l‘cnn. On April 7. tho trams will play
“1 " Ilo-l-lan'n; H M hp was: ‘1’“ int Norfolk. Vu.. and ”)9 "out day will?
Grmtntls in Now York.
(llvl titnrrs. rcrnlllng tho world tour.
rt-mnrkcrl that in lmswhnll totiny only
Munugor Mtflrnw is lb" of tho (limits
who "‘liill‘ tlw trip. l'rc slrlcnt ('nmis
may. l'rimn Viilmt and .K‘I-hnlk nrcv th‘
0111‘ \Ylii‘.‘ Rnx snrviytnrs
a
Hartford
Fight aging;
in
Sitar Rom
Jimmy K'rllcy. New York. knocked
out Tillie "Kill" Hrrnmn. Pacific coast.
in third round of scheduled twelve-
rouml hout.
fir-mi-Plnal
Sammy Storm. New York. l'v \r-kr-(l
out Nate llippons. New York. fifth
rounrl of scheduled ten-round bout.
Rot-11ml I’rclim
f'harlev Small. Boston. and "Sailor
'Joo" Gibbs. New York fought on
eight-round draw.
Curtain Raiser
"Kid" Lewis, Hartford. rnrcived the
rcvferee‘s deal-don mmr Rocco (ivory.
Hartford. in six rounds,
Zbyszko Throws
Helmar Johnson
F'eh. 1.7V-
IllilllflfiPORT. Conn.
Stanislaus Zbyszko. world's heavy”—
weight wrestling champion. defeated
Helmar Johnsm: in two straight tails
here. last night. ZWszko scored the
first fall after twentyifive and a. half
son Great Blitain was one of twelve
challengers'fcr the international tro-,
phy. Tye Englishmen disposed of
Spain without mud: trouble» in the
fir-1t round but bowed go the: Austral“
as'mns in the second town-d" tiié. which
liaison and a. crotch hold. Saver: min-
utes later he. scored the second fall.
using a. flyingmsue- hold.
Advertise in the gait/incl for bat
was played in this country.
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0nd evenings roll oi the Rom
Bowling tournament at the Sinai
glfiorwaik club. when the Red's new.
‘m the Blues by 92 pins. ' -
% boring the eventing Elton m
and Bert Fitch started a. gutter In}!
contest. which was ‘won by 13%
who received the title of the ”film.
Boy‘s Delight" Before the sum
was over. '
Maurice Nuttilig and Sam Gnu"
stcin failed to show up for m
last night and ‘may he called upon b
bowl iahér on. Earl Baker chum
excellent'form last evening. to“
102. the highest mark yet react“! lg.
th Contest. Van Brakle was am
”with 88 and Freeman Light with it-
There will be no bowling this an
,ning‘. but on Thursday evening rm
{listed below are scheduled to m
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Benny Leonard is here shown
Working out for his utta bout
with Rocky Kansas in Madison
Square Garden on February 10.
The “training. stick." or road
cane. carried by Benny is of
many small disks of leather
strung on a light steel rod. and
the head is or gold. It was re-
cently presented to him by
George (Kit!) anlg‘ne. who was
lightvniight champion from 1899
to 1902.1 Lavina got it. when he
assumed the championship from
Edward Griguerre. a French at}.
mil-er.
Illinois Players
Formally Punished
ln..
WPI‘P dccluaretl lltcllailllc by “l? ll‘nc-
ully anmittee ynsivrtiay for all nth«
lotlcs at tlw unit-orally. They.- had
turning surrvndm‘ of tho college lPl
tors or ol‘hvr irophlvs won lzy llw
players,
'l‘hc lllll“ rucn susprmlu‘l arc \Vil-
riulsl. Rlcrnumfln. l‘rmiglr Kaiser
tinmmmzv. (Hectic. Simpson. \llllienvi
rind Tempo-her.
MINERS AGAINST
ATTACK ON THE
WAGE SCHEDULE
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lion: in thc coal mining industry," lw
combat this frmizis .Il hystbriaf' flu“
combat ”its frenzied ehrslnvin." ilv
miners are willing to join hands with
tho railroad workcrs. he arlllnl
This inViintions worn sent to ihr fol
lowing rnilroml lenders: ,
M. F, Hymn. prosillcnt of tho Broth
orhood of Railway Carmen of Ameri-
ca. Kansas City. Mo: L. F, Sthpqul.
president of the Order of Railway
Conductors at America. Cedar Rapids.
in: Timothy ilealy. presidan of tho
International llrothprhood of Station.
an: Firemen and ()ilnrs. New York
city: .7. Vv’. Kline. prosldé‘nt of the in»
ternational Brotherhood of Black-
smiths. Drop Forgors and Helpers; T.
C. Casket}. president of the Switch.
men's l'nlnn of North Amcrica. Buffs»
in; W. H. Johnston. president of thI.D
intrrmitinnnl Association of Machin—
ists. VVashinEton: ll 9V, Hell. presif
1mm of the anthmhnmi of Railroad
Riznal‘men of America. «Chicago:
Noonan. president of the International
America: J. A. Franklin. president of
the International Brotherhood of
I’yoilermak'srs, Ironrgfitlpb‘uilders and
Helpers of America. Kansas City.
Kansz W. 8'. Carter; president of the
Brotherhood of Imomo’titre Firemen
and Engineers. Cleveland; E. J. Man:
icm. president of the. Order- of Railroad
Telegraphers. St. Louis. Mm: ‘W. G.
Lee. president tame Brotherhood of
Jewell. president of tbs Rift-read Em-
ployes" Departmé’ht. American: finders—
-tion mt labor. Chicago; W S. Stone.
Grand Chief Engin-ée‘r. Brotherhood of
WomofiVe Engineers. Cleveland; F).
F. Gmble'. president of the United
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Empio-yss. Detroit. and E. H. Fitz-
gerald. president of the Broflierhood
of Railway Clerks. Cincinnati.
lwholn tournament.
Attorney Johh 'l‘. llfi'ycr. the A9«
.sonia Maskrd Marvel will tandem-co In
baffle his opponent. Dominic Eula. €19
'mcans of smoked glas‘scs. while W
has made the statement to the_ aim
that he will positively appear with has
spurs. Eula had disuppearrd m
and it was rumored that he had he} '
exercising his nag Jazzherry am
the W'ilson Point Road. it is ask
generally known that Jamberrg at“
pearcd in a rermit comrdy at one our
tho picture thpntres with Ben Tartan,
tho optically strahlsmussed (if tits! is
spelt right) comedian. It was my.
to tail which brought ihu3 Maggi!
laugh.
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nlno l'nlve'rsity of Illinois football
lvlayq's who chant-roll in n football!
acme ni Taylor-ville. 1". on Nov. 27.‘
previously boon sospondml l
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:to play any records for:
nelly‘s is SO. Affair} Sf:
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Tom Robina .......... . 594
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HAIR:
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Use tho ()ltLtime Snee- Ton unit:
Sulphur and Volvody
will “now.
(tray hair. tum-mm lvarwlsnmr Q-
notrs advancing“ age. We all M
tho vulwtnlaees of :1 youthful Q[pl}¢nf».,
Your hair is your (harm. Eh
lance.
mnkvs or mars the {arc W'hm its.
fnrlrs. turns Error and looks Slt‘135f'é2‘5,
just a low {applications of Saab he».
and .flnlz-lnn- ‘lthths: it; ppxwflmmfih
n huntiredl’nlvl
lmn't slur clen' Look pram
liitlwr prepare ilw rwipr at huma- m5
gpl front anv drill: :90!“ Ft MIN?- #53
"W‘s-rth's 5:22» and Sulphur (m...
pound," which i: varelv thp 01%.;-
time- roripe imprm-m‘l by the mom
of other inanwlirnt: Thousands wt}
folks recommend this madcap-ass
prrparntion. lvccance i4 darknn: they
hair beautifully; besides. no one: my
possibly tell. as it darkfins so Ffiifi“.
oily and eycnlr You "mists-ti an.
:spone‘e or soft l-rush with it. dram
this through ti»C hair. taking my
2small strand at a time, Ry morning:
Elbe gray hair disappears; altar fie)...
other application or two its tram
color is restored. and it hem
thick. glossy and lustrous. ané rm
Rmthérhood of Electrical W’orkers 01" appear years “rang.” —»Adv
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The New Victor Records are is.“
find the list is one that will app: a to»
everyone. First there are 10 Sam .,
foxtrots. one waltz. a medley of m
time songs that will make Father m
on his dancing slippers and show fine:
young ones that he hasn’t forw-sg
how to waltz. Then—41):: old m,_-.
ite——Alicé. where art thou—playéfi 19y
Elman. A. new Victor artist in Fifi-Hire.
losh‘snskar. makns her debut in 1216-,»
Victor Audirvnco in two record‘s —~
"Swe‘t and Low" and “("=n7n'v£%m“
The list is one that rem will ho was
to want somc of. You will fins? issua-
largest part of the list in our 203?”
adv't. Look it oreréthefii slot? 163:
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BY LOUIS
Norwalk Chronicler