Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 27, 1923 · page 7

 

 

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m. Officials Have Plans Under Considera-

“'sz HARVARD AT CAMBRIDGE

 

m :1? Present Time -- New Stadium Will
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crease of football receipts obtained
by the University 0: Pennsylvnrja
since its new stands were bull! {ur-
nish one more hit of evidence that
the new stands are not a dl'fieull
proposition from a. financial view-
point. Additional income would
wipe out the entire tist inside of
ten yearn. it is estimated .and there
is some suggestion that students
thereafter would be permitted to
see the some free of charge.

Harvsrd could dispose of more
than 100.000 tickets for its i'wrdlng
games. Actual npplicnnts prme the
assertion. The demsnd tor 'Iarvard-
Yale seats was so great that :1 was
necemry this year to cut graduate
school men to a. one-sent maxirsunl.
Graduates of the college to 1 that
they should be permitted to take
their wives and at least one .on to
the game. This has not been pos-
sible to recent yearn.

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HGLDS lflllTlE,
LOSES HIS HEIRS

‘Willie Hoppe Faced De- l
feat Night of Nov. 26‘
'When He and Wife
Parted ,.

 

\EW’ YORK. Dee 27.-l"n the
night or Noxembor :6 last Willie

Hoppe and Walker Cochran met in
the Hotel Pennsylvania in a. match
(or the billiard championship of
the world. For perhaps the first
time in his career Hoppe showed
signs of laboring under some great
nervous strain. '

Fortune on that first night of the
match went decide-132V against llm
The billiard e\ne.rts and othel-s Vol.0
watched the play said:

“W hat‘s the matter with Hoppu"
.The next night, however. lound
Hoppe at earlier, running mars.- truly
to his old form. Through apparent
grant cftort he 11131113ng to Hose
the match in a lie. A. few dons
later in Chicago the tie was played
off—and Hoppe still r dined

 

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the coat with

The sport modes are the favorite this season
—And many a woman has said i am going to m
one of those—or perhaps “if I get money rm;
Christmas I’ll buy one. ”

Can’t bléme any woman for wanting W
they are so smart looking m the wonderful stripes
and plaided eflect so delicately traced and M

bold and snappy.
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I”: ”m mam: Objeviion to the increased rrom- billiard championship of the ~~.-or‘.d.l ‘, ' ‘ ll‘l l .1 . . d a “ll! . .te
my, ha, been lnenco received by football has pm- Today tno secret s‘r of that WOV en— 6 Ill onng 15 on- W1 CXQUlSl care
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, , Old Fashioned Xmas $1930? fit,‘ 01; :12... mi, ting warm fur collars artistically blending thh the.
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'. tracting m ton yesterday over' the telephone The meteoric rise to tame and the championship ranks of Miss “ti?111‘;,,l,=“;“qf";,I: in“ ffic’, ,
1.7.... m “hum trom his home in Waterbury. "l was Helen Wills, young Pacific coast star. was the outstanding feature of f" It.“ ‘3‘“. if‘w‘“ “if '“ "‘ ' ’fi :3 Serznd ficor. cenn-
,.,mm ore. up early and presided at the Christ-l the past year in the realm of tennis. Big Bill Tilden “as expected tc W L‘- "h“ lmunr, ‘t'\‘; ‘ “nun
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_: m. (2. 1b., Mrs. Amelia Castle, eighty-five: my' the singles. But Miss Wills startled the net followers when she con- ll“: “13% i“ "'
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ANNOUNEING;

. Every man,

child in our city is invited

to join :-:

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woman and

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'E‘EJ E OPE}. .Z

 

 

 

 

CLUB

You have often Wished for

money at Christmas time, ’

haven’t you? :—:

RESOLVE TO ' HAVE MONEY NEXT YEAR

WHAT THE DIFFERENT CLUBS AMOUNT TO IN 50 WEEKS

INCREASING CLUBS .

Start with 1c, 2c, 5c, 10:, and increase your deposit the
some amount each week.

l-cent
2-cent
5-cent
Ill-cent

Club Pays v
Club Pays .
Club Pays
Club Pays

$12.75
$25.50
$63.75 '
$127 .50

DECREASING CLUBS ,
You begin with the largest deposit and decrease your
deposits each week. A very [opular plan.

 

COME IN—GETV A PASS BOOK 'AND JOIN T HE cum

SOUTH NOR/WALK SAVINGsBANK

50c
51:00
- $2.00
$5.00
$10.00
$20.00

EVEN AMOUNT CLUBS
Start with 250, 500, $1, $2,‘$5, $10, $20 ormore and de-
posit the same amounteach week.

Club Pays
Club Pays
Club Pays

25c

. Club Pays

a Club Pays
Club Pays
Club Pays

 

$12.50 '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$25.00
$50.00
$100.00
$250.00 .
4600.00
31.00000