Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 2, 1922 · page 5

F EB. 2. 1932

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. . fillllE [USES AWfllllll REEllllllS VE 0‘“ An en F r Mor - .

iii M - f . SACRED COLLEGE g Atgentioneto Crew C9033“ L059§ Harry Hafl’, Noted . Miss Collett, Prov1dence
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HIS “NINE TITLEP fin AT MlltRflSE T0 ELECT POPE m Collismn Yacht Skipper, Dies Girl, Beaten at Bellealr
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l i ‘ Continued from First pa e. in roTraOm 12;),fo Yak)? build I“ p, N. Y" 1’01)? 2.-—4‘:mt. Hurry BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. l-‘la.. Feb. 2

_.__._. g g p g e “e“ the ““5 PH'l ADFIPHIA ~ -w__ P. H ff rq k- . - .~ . . . . . '
- mal~ , calls for the expenditure of between C .‘ .. . . . , Feb. -. Mel t] .. . .(lmous‘ supper. “.ho boloxe ers. Caleb ]._ 1.0‘ 0, Huntlngdon
, ' li‘u-rv Race Con- NEW YORK. Feb. 2.——Tw . q T" “ he” ."° election is effected. ten and twelve million dollars for new °°.g“‘" 0‘ ”00“)“ “’5‘ .8 “Pad 0" .H ‘1“ “3‘?“ ”mm" m ”M‘s ‘0 “"‘tVal‘ey SWPWM mitt-rs h-‘ro roster—

‘ “s I” ‘ - a set lust ni ht bx- J - 0 records ‘2- little straw is burned with the v02 structures said President J R collision to Lew Tendler m the final tummc Whether She or llesolute.day Whpn Sh" outpmV‘“ Miss (;"“‘“a'

l \(i ”\t‘l' 191‘ at baranac linois — \thlgiti ’- ow Hm" Of the I“ in" mm“ ca‘ISing the smoke t L Hrigell in 3n; addres here: ames ’ bout at the Olympia last night. when Should defend the America‘s cup. is t‘ollcit. the vanililulAl‘l'oxidvni'v viz!
its“ field‘ ot‘ at; 0. Club “i defeating a sume a dark color. When a cliofcea? "the annual dinner 05! the 152:1t "Agim at the two lighters came together in the dead at the age of 61' £in ”w “omén's tourmlmvm mm :0“
L31“. {\Vnnnma‘kexirscbn th-e m”? and or half “"3”" made. the ballots burninsiAssodatlon of Hartford Counix. umni center 0f the ring and the Brooklyn He was ”‘9 50" 0f “‘9 13‘? Capt» by 1 up.

# .. 7" A. A amcs D-ment at the Millrose alone. emit a‘thin wisp. of ii hgt' After discussing the archite t 1 boy received a deep gash on his fore~ 1'36er (Hank) (‘. Hal‘f. who sailed Mrs. Fox Wm now pm). Mrs. G. K.
i uh. _. - g . \ull stand as a world smoke. g l f Y 1 D A c “a head. This required several stitches Vomme" Which retained the Ameri- Morrow in the final The latter' do-

.1 uh. llll‘l‘r- mark, as the distance is not run _ . _ . aspects 0 39' r. ngell referred to mend and Coogan was in no con- “3'5 (‘UP for ”19 13‘5th States in 1857 tested Mrs. Sewell Ford cst> l' b

.9 pm.- in the “hand- ! onlh,"tc‘:m:;°u ‘99?“ b‘5 9““‘9‘1- ”‘9 :3,h?(,‘g::ti:rCa:: aSt::te,:ftacf°"di:°‘;s‘ ‘dition to continue the bout. Tendler the son sailed with his father as a 7 and 6 Mrs Morrow xiii; Elffiim’:

- Sl- mum-t7. (‘hi—,' 1‘ mate the distance in six ‘ _ ‘ . nlca ‘0“ “W99" the ap- , ory as S- - ‘ » -‘ f- mate on Volunteer. : - I . ‘ '- ‘ ‘

. on; point \\'in— ““‘S 43 3-5 second. 4 1-5 se-cgiigs'prox‘mmely 25" persons in the Vati— he said' anhough 'possibly too mUCh Racism”). hm SUfiered no senous 9 During his long career he captained mLoin?sggfiinniimnimxiigg F Moore
" HUN-ll “UWOOI' faster “"1" _tht' previous record. set can and the OUtSidP is through themttention is focussed" on football and ' . . August Belmont's Min'cola and also -of Ashcville dpfpalfd M‘rs‘r‘x'hcl Dav-
,, » .mwunshlps ye-s— h_v him in the Millroge games of 191' rota." or turning box, at the en_ inot enough on crew. The morale of In the semi-windup Joe Tiplitz won Mai-quite. For 15 years he was with ’ 7 . _ - - V: - .

- . . . . l Tl - chm . , " trance 0: the c - lthe student hody. he Continued. is from Georoe (Young) Erne of Bur- . - , “’50" 0f LPN) “WWW” ”3 4 and 2-

A .\. m Hit him] It Hagoan ems-red the mom . ourtiard. and such: . , , . _ c Henry lappitt. of Prowidvnce. R. Iners. R. S. ngl.»\- of Lockhuvcn. Pa.

I' ‘ll Hum) points. last night for the purpose 0f turning Communicauons as are made in thisibenpr than It “as two 59am ago. falo m fight rounds. who had four famous "racing yachts. ‘dctcuted Mrs. C. ‘H Foster 0" plpvfi’

L ,i. “mm: Luke 1hr tables on Harold (within, “1.. ..fl\;_ “1-" “T9 "0' tillowed to come to the the Wasn the Quisetie. the Winsome land by 4 and 3. . V

1.; M, NH“. in the ini: parson." of Boston. who defeated a‘it‘niion “of the cardinals. Penalty and the \Vlltamoe. ,VVhile sailing the Mrs. May \‘Vilson ”1.5m“ drl'oatcd

1' 1 ,. mm. um] SH“ lliim in u stirring finish in the MilerSp for violation of this secrecy is excom- 9' ~- w -..,_ u “l“‘”“"’ —\ \Vasp. he won 11 first places. Mifis Georgia 1"?nnpd)‘. Merion. P1.

16 '. .u's unin‘ of "l”? and a half last year. munlcatlon, .’ d \ by 7 and 67. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart.

. .‘x‘ S Mm u to-l ‘ liunning easily. Ray hem third po- Monsignor Mahoncy, spiritual dir- New York. defeated Mrs. Gruntland

i' . SIHOH fOF "in“ lillis on the eleventh of Pt‘tor of the American College. has HEAD ST‘VFPF‘D ‘ Ric°~ E‘m'CWOOd‘ “3 3 and 1 i“ u")

l: .l\" 11),. f0]. a llllli' track. with Culbill close on his gone- to Naples to [TIL-pt Cardinal BY CATARRH? IVS}? thiid flight.

i heels” in the eleventh lap Ray 5mm“ O'Connell. Archbishop of lloston. who A HEALING CREAM '—‘ a

John, 3H; lloy Sl'l'mlinu. li-ft (‘utblll yards iii-hind. is :1 passenger on the steamshi Pres-
»...Z “”559” llwll succeeded in lapping u“. “min, ident Wilson. which, Sit-finishig 0mg- . A. - IN LOAVES It your nostrils are clogged. iour

i‘ (ills l~‘.-t.z..""l‘l. l'ussinz: thu- lust mm, “mm, iulr. llvrc say is not due until Satur— ‘3'}..9 Sick/gems; «JISKYOUR. GKOCER1_ .,__._...... e» ' ‘throat distressed. or your head is. ,

V l .ml lmnmzm, ”11"“ NM of tho- Univ, day. As in 1914, when pope lie-Iledict ' Q . stuffed by nasty cutarrh or a cold. ap-; i‘

2 I . ~——-—-——-——-—-—- “‘ufi elected. Cardinal O'Connell mav ‘ply a little pure. antiseptic. gt rm dv—l HOP

. . His 'l‘itli- arrive in Home too late 1 ' .- stroying cream into your nostrils. ltfi QUALITY S
"W“ "L“ “is walte Hoyt, Yankee . in ”1." C0”“‘“"“- to I‘lrtltlpdlt IE" penetrates through every air 10:15:58};ny

I ‘iiillulldl chum- Pltchcr, IS Diarrled The (iontldi-ncr- that the Conclave ‘ soothing inflamed. swollen mcmhruli-‘ ‘

" ._. ug.‘ o'\-~n our would in) of short durution is sharrd i “S and you get instant “LIWL . ‘1 FINAL

3 ,, in ”H. Pl‘f‘st'lu't: ol' rt-lzltivrs‘ 1nd by ('urdinul Guspurri. who. in nuik- ;' How good _it hols. iour nostrilsi

r 'l""”"' mile. 'l'i-w l'iic lulu \\';m.. H.” q“: ‘. ‘ .a ing provisions )‘csti-rdu)‘ for the sus- i [are open. .3 our head ls clear. “\Ol REDUCTIONS

m ll.|4llllL’ lht- . " ‘ ‘ ‘ "mh'r q. - v. - , .. . . . . . i :more hawking. snulrling. dryness orl
.1 Di lllo- \unkm-s. and Miss lioi‘utliv ii.l' than” 0' ”H ‘d"1”""5- (””3 Pro" ti ’ . ' ' l‘ (l C ‘t ‘ ' ‘ ' ~
. " I “L“ "4‘ ‘L'\lo' “mi-.- “HUI.” . “q“, ,1, , .‘L midi-d llil‘llllS for today. tomorrow und' i' ,‘stiugglmg f0)” 3,03 L x N a Mndu our only sale T1115 season

“ 3 “'H‘ hllnvm'm“ ”i H... hm”, m-3“,“!(lint-:I‘ljl:iSulilrduy. ()tlu-rs who liplii-vi-d the? .3 “(’tUP‘Of LEVS ( roam 1'31"] from any
i, "“H'I “L'IHWU‘F' cuts. Mr. .ind Min. llzirrv '1‘: l‘vlo~"il ‘Plrfl'm' “0”]‘1 b“ “I‘ll"? pointvd out ! drugglst. .‘ old: :md .cutnrrh‘ H‘”“ 1-3 to 1'2 OFF

-i lll Ill" hull-I . ‘ ' ‘ ' . . .. . . , . , . . - ‘ like niaglc. liont Sid} blilll'il up.

) ”J“! ““1““, J. lililUkL‘lL 'l‘h! “\Oitlldt tho (.ildlmils grnvrall} \u-ri- in : :1".]i,.fiu sink—Ad" ‘

5 ' MS )V'II|IHWI,:IH‘1 ilil\l‘ inc-ll >\\ovllin.ilts sincr- th'll‘ir'nor of H ('Ullllllllutinn 0T ”1“ Mt"! ; L u ' ‘ I

1. "“ M"\\l”r' lilirli srlmol dais. Sin: “Hum”!,lIUIllll‘l's pullf‘)’. and that tliii-L- was; I

'v V M. H i’utkt r lnsliintv and Hart “1 lit to [lil‘d‘i‘ffll‘t' nothing to do but choose ul- i

1 “1.1.1! liun- > lZi-zisnlus lllizli. ‘ llnun who could follow that program. I ‘ _
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“H”: ”l“! -"'“" i’uul's llrutpstunt l-Ipiscoliul (‘liui'rlLEllrmlcd liy Merry drl \‘dl. and ”in! ‘ , '
1‘4"":T' 'l‘l‘:)i'l'; 'l‘ht' lil'idgr was .ittilidv-l l») .\l:s."'in-:zi'- purl)" nndvi' (inspurri. ('ouldj Slemh'rize Your Figure
‘I " “ I " Kathryn ll. I.“Ull;ll'\] o!‘ l(ldi:r-woml. .\'. :I'Ht'h count on about (xvi-tity \otr-s: uu-i y», 1' . u
i . y.l. 'l‘lu- lwsl mun was [Lil-ix llui'ln-r.llvmulniilg t\\‘e-l\c constituting 11ml 2‘1” ‘20:” Pulse. . ,. ,_ I’m". yrs-L We ‘ ,
'H ‘31:“: 2‘ rpm? slur lt-l‘t ilillllivd hilrlil-r 01' the Yurn‘lnodvmfi. 3.4410”. 1-]... candidate 0fl 3 _, . _. . J
ill w Illll H. .‘-' kecs. , Murry drl \'ul's 'ron ) was said to hi i ‘ m
"' ' ”"51" Iggi‘t‘TAi A rmwption followed the ceremony. :Curdinul Ln Fonét’nimL \\h“k‘ zi'ny onw I If 3701‘. are COFI‘CCIEy COFSgtfi-d E h m m m Am and m
‘l " "” “ ‘ after which the bride and groom loft-of the- Curdinuis (jusmrri. Mufti or. ‘ . ’u' ' '
"“|I"”| “T‘H’T- 1l"”§|ror Atlantic Fit), “it-ri- they will re-llinlti \‘iiS said to lit-I acceptable to‘ 3’0“ a] C pcrfecgi} £30V‘1’36d i _“ P‘ I
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‘ is: to Hot .KiHHILK. “ll‘u limit .ind the Qulrlnul. (,nrdlnul Lauren“ was i V___ _ ‘ _‘ i mar es 0 n-eW .
‘" “I‘m" 1' strong nthrr YunkH-s \vlll stunt lhoii' [H'v- imvntiontd as :1 candidate who might. QU‘XLITYv 51X 1! and 11? : ‘
>4 ‘me. lulu- “IMP“ limiuury' training. -’\v“""“"““1 ”“TV “j” l" in" {QI‘VWUI'U l'.\' Hi“ I110d"‘”¢i‘“S u'ldl Tiny will appeal to the econcmiml will: n been .50 they are ‘ _
. - , 'KO to he“ (Hie-ms. Mrs. Hoyt “ludlllly sutistuctor)’ to both factions. B s, V I r . L . f 51' ,., , g .
' """' "’5'" “K“r‘“ 'n'uccompuny ili'l‘ lllln‘ililllti North with (‘zirdinui Murini has inflnI-nzn. and P duesJOi Pas .. Cam
' " ‘ "1 i” ”l“ “H" ths- team, l“"“ 1W mm“... to attend u“. (‘Onclziy‘i’ \VEXNGARTEN BROS.,Inc.,47 \‘v'cst Sim Street, New York i1 we sul S or
"H”: him ””m 11 Th“ M‘idill llflr’y :llt4-lldtd ill“ l"'l'-‘ 'l‘llv llrst lizillot will proliziblv not! L———-——L‘-"“"""’""—‘ m_';;~- '.<.<.-—-:.~-:-;~r—~:;: '
"""l ““H to “i” formanm‘ of the Music 120‘; iii-\ur at i”. hlk‘.” until Friday morning. K
‘ the Music ltm last night. _ ’ .‘
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”W" I ‘ I K , ‘Meehan Punches NCW' \ OI‘k Player Wll‘IS . - - women S ser ce.
“out No Contest at Racquets in Canada White Enameled Steel Kitchen Cabinets
———--e—+- _ Referee SChaCht Are so far superior to those made of wood that practical housewives
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' l :; hm llellIWi-ighl. nlld sij'rTi,H_. \Vush,, 12,.” 2.“ \Villic a“, of NV“. ank “prom“, I. Mlmkm‘ They will not warp or sag. Are perfectly sanitary. Clean easny
‘J .‘vltli‘l\l\il. lilllnpi-d lli‘klilS'}1(-o>hun' Sun Ii‘rnm‘isvo hinvywt-iuht 7",. of Montreal lhl‘L-c out of llu- in and have many specialties not found in other malies.
~. ... l.<\‘l i\.L.'ht in tlu- first |l0\"r. who oncc wot] :i .lt-r-ision ovr-r ”H. Singips [llll'(”lll'$ _\‘-slt-rdu_\' of thr- lt would be a ple'z'isure to demonstrate to XOU these and other ~
.. . ll: .ll.!v-4l damn-mind limit Jack Ilqtinpseiy. “'21s li()()kl'(l :it pollen panama“ umuwur Tammy“ champion- good points or these. kitchen Cabinets.
f~ lv “us slol'l‘ili. ”W “M“ ill‘ilii‘llliirlHI‘S hvrs- lust night after h“ ship tmlrnumvnt. \VHITE LNAMELED KITCHEN TABLES T00.
- i ; ll.il l'miulin was too lmd swnpprd puni'ln-s “lth l’wferee ”_ (s. (‘Lirk (35 Boston won from G.
'~ in vunllnuv. it “:15 (iv— Ailnlph Scllucht. who hurl just 11. 'l‘ul'pin. Montreal, in straight sets. Ra ’ 0nd & son
rum: st uwurdml n bout to )ltehnn's oppon- A. ll. Chipmun of Montreal “.0” 1“.
in. “H”. UH‘ Opl‘ni'ig 0: Ont. Floyd Johnson Chibr nf 1’0“?“ default from (i. M. Hecksuckwr of FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
'li mllv r ltd Willi :1 IV” um l\V. H, Scaring. “no “us zit thv ring- A". , . l. ‘ , ‘2 '2 . ;.,. _. -.,_.‘
in Fiilt-stt'p it. (‘oogun run side. took Alt-eluin to headquarters. :f\;1(:“(‘;:(;‘lqu.,l\.1,111.3,11'1‘: irzé‘nflinu WALLANDHIGE STREETS Nonwm
'l‘liw l’."()(lkl\ll liu\i'r'.~i llvml .“llt‘l'i' lH- was rt-lvzisi d on condition Clillé‘l‘ or Huston. ”'le
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