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Dempsey in Sept
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\(sH 11l:1\ by Eddie
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2.1:..1- m1. Knm said he would no-
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Sylvester Simon
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Bier Simon. 1l1i1'cl hnscmnn with the
Fly (‘11:. 11-:1111 111‘ the Michigan-0n-
_ . in [4111:1111 has been sold in the St
. Janis lh‘uwns. “coording'lo word rc-
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1, . 3., 1111- well. til-10M. the young.
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350 or 3
T 9, 1922.
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‘1Il m1 1- the wori-l it works conlin
‘1 1' 1. :zlnl Lil‘Plnss‘ly every night. For
O’Rourke ’P'aroled.
When He Pleads-
“Not “Guilty”
Tomas F. O’Rourke of the New
York State Boxing Commission, plead-
ed not guilty to a charge of assault
brought in Flatbush Court. Brooklyn
yesterday by James E. (“Square Ed-
dy") Forbes Brooklyn sports Writer
and boxing referee. He was paroled
until Thursday for examination.
The conflict between the two men.
which had its first “great moment" at
libheits l-‘ield on the night. of August
3. threatens to furnish Brooklyn and
Manhattan sporting circles with 11. con—
tlnuous sensation for some time to
come. Forbes claims that O'Rourk:
attacked him because he 11 ouldn t give
111;. to John Ringling. the circus man
his ringside seat at the “.'l\'id' Suin-
\n11— ‘1"1’1111101 Maitin bout. Subse-
(1111111 to this ]‘mlws 1eeei\ed notice
from 1h. \. w York l’oxing Conimis-
sion that h:- lmd been disqualified as
an oilieinl referee and would be. barred
i'l'nIn nil authorized clubs or bouts in
the stair» by order of 1he commission.
11-511 mil) l-‘orbes snore out a war—
1. 11.1 1I111:.111-_.1‘ 0' Rouikc with assault
in in: third decree His couns1l.
.Iiwvlill 'A. Reilly. announced that he
Would .1111111 for a temporary injunc—
lion resti aining the. commission from
iputting the 11:11 against «orbes into (1'—
111111111] 11 mild also applx for a. w rit of
111111<l1m11s comp: lling the commission
i111 icopcn his case.
King’s Cup Race I .
Held at Marblehead
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MARBLETIEAD. Mass. Aug.
Five schooners and five sloops of the
racing contingent of the New York
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Yacht C1111 fleet were cute ed today.
for the historic King's Cup race. The
contest. for manv
Newport R. I. was arranged over a
30- mile tiiangular course 03 Hall:-
wai Rocks. as the climax of the clubs
annual cruise.
The entrants were: Schooners, Fly~
ing Cloud Ironlita, Vagrant, Shawna,
and Olinkara. ‘
Sloops: Harpoon, Carolina. Bar-
1131a Istalena and W’insom.
Three other races were scheduled
for today before the New York Squad-
1on which reached this port yesterday. .
disbands at sunset for the season.
M
GIRL. BOUNCED IT‘RORF SEAT
ALONG \VIL’ION ROAD, '
IS IN HOSPITADW
WILTON Aug. 9. —Miss Gertrude
Thellin of “Yew Rochelle, who was
taken -to the Nommlk hospital as the
result of being bounced 013! the seat‘
of the auto in which she was riding. is
improving . It was thought, at first
that her condition “as serious. but
now she will be able to leave for home
in a few dais.
Su re Relief
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MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S ALL WOOL
SUITS
Worth $20.00. $10.00
.SUBURBAN DAY ONLY .....
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
With 2 Pair of Trousers. Just a. few left which
we will close out for .
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Worth 515.0010 520.00.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S PALM
BEACH AND MOHAIR SUITS ' ’
$9.98
' MEN’S CORDED MADRAS SHIRTS -"
Worth $1.50 to $2.00. . $1 09
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.. ' BETTER GRADE SUITS
Strictly All Wool. Worth $25. ’ . $13 50
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FOR THIS DAY ONLY
MEN’S DRESS AND WORK SHIRTS
Worth $125 7913
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SUBURBAN DAY ONLY
BOYS’ PALM BEACH SUITS
Worth $10.00. $4 98
SUBURBAN DAY ONLY AT
including White, Tan, Khaki .2 Chambrays.
NOW
MEN’S: AND BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS
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Worth $1.25. For? This Day .............. . .
Take Advantage Of This Sale and Come Early
A Ten Dollar bill will be given away free to the Lone holding the lucky number. A ticket wilt
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H B’OYS A.ND GIRLS I? ’ ‘FSSETZN swim-.223 21.75 vagina $139
62° ‘3‘} '. SANITARY BABY PANTS, 50: value 291:
‘3‘ Dresses of Gin rh. ,9 111.1. BATHING cAPs—i-s off. . ,
.3. 1 1(1— 0f '11-, A 11111 ‘ oile, Canton Crepe, Tafi’etas; Sport Satins. Our entire 9% ; SPECIALS 1N Pnornis'rAnv ARTlCLES. _
:z: \u 11 M ‘" grad SIGNS, Coats, Capes. All kinds of Waists, Slipovers, f f TANLAC, $1.10 valueé .....
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‘1' M “V 0" the lags Will astonish you. . 0 i' FILM OLIVE SHAMPOO, soovaiue
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