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two years. a fast base runner.
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Jerry Robinson 0: Cy Marrlon m job in right (told.
. mu time “Sim” “W bmdm- The latter pau-
, Mu when are southpnws. W111} such an array Gets His Fun Walking
.1 rolled 0‘ d‘men‘lamea' m” “telling “0- A long-distance wnlker
.. ~l<lic tlm blcm simuld be easily solved.
”,1 ms op- last year's freshman catcher. and and step on the 85-!!- , ._
wring trio ltrd Carey. a. reliable scnlor back-
l‘..:rl'y ccm- slop-
. 4 3. Hilary should prove ll. slcndying in- Mrs. Hertz‘s parents.
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Now i Big coat event
, ., Handsome. coats and capes
La; “_ mi offered for only $39.50
\ ;‘ flat-y enough to surely please every taste.
l5; ~ Al)" of fabrics and Originality of styles.
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Elks. tans, greens/and navy and black.
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Linings are of heavy crepe do chine.
Trimming oil, coats
the capes have handsomeheawflthlge-
To see them iS'tOVFPi'QPelr-‘IY up ,4 7.. .,
Vile the V2111? 37011“ ,4 hall'fiffol' only $3950"
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l . n fl" down some “abort. firm G Got d , , ,
fill out assignment. m. "Mn 1‘ anti-ecu. e on ,Weiela. .,
‘ will be his lest season 8‘ his B,lll Early. ex~Worceeter Commerce
V plo. Fl“! the pur- mgn henvy hitter. in» the ‘
l Hr” ? The new“ I": mdldnte to understudy Go.
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3“”! start. lenie vlayed a steller brand or besebeli tor
and last year’s treshmhn outtit end an
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H1“ 5' it‘st (.lass Eff; 3"“ Tunnel“ Who stunted the Tom merino. ox-Woroemr 86ml:
‘ .} . El id ”if?“ “Md “1 1921 with his eter- in: second basement. a bound to
._ [L e m... \ictories over the leading bug- lee service around the key-tone
t the country, a sack. Tom is a iielder of the Fred-
!“ the first time in die Maguiredype. I. herd hitter and
- Bill Glennon, Mike my and Tlp Captain Simendinzer end Hop
O'Neil. all at whom .aw service m .Rtopel will petrol their old posts—-
the Boston Twilight leugug “at the tormer in center and the letter
_ 3 U "m is “11mm”: M0 belns Kroomed v,- MH... in left gleld. Buck Freeman. ex-co-
. Imam“ m ice this season. Coach Hairy can ai- lllmblu star and member 0! the my-
' Ilfvlpungg. no call on Tom Malone, Tom Tun— tlilcal ell-college nine. seems to have
A.“ mum)"; llt‘)‘. brother or Jim; Jim Lavery. the inside track on Len Dustin’s old
‘ through “’ashington on his was
. 5' new. Lc‘lllnll the bat the outlook is not from New York to Florida. and any.
so bright. Ryan is the only export- he "is taking little winter's Mk."
Harry's cncvd man available. However, Ryan lie is 70 your old. trevels with two
.; .l min. hundlcd tho catching proposmon dogs and says he eats only corn Inc-.1.
. 2mm urm practically single handed last year. "W’ 8888- vegetables 941' I‘M!"-
jm. Crow's and should be “me to repeat. Two Nearly everybody hes come to h -
. V, 4.. m... mare experienced performers are ex ”(We that feet and legs were at e
1.1m.” M- rooted 5,” m.“ week: Bessalano, only to work the clutch and broke
Mr. and Mn. Solx. Herts of
' " South Main street. have just
. mm d inc intiold should be better than turned from New York where the!
t , rrol, for last war. Ilell‘T Mcljnlce or Mor- spent a. few days as the “all 01
/ ' at opening of season
Cohen's 'The Rise of Rosie O'Rellly"
. ”1:35 include fine twills, camelshair/ cloth; mmcmmmm m... Hm
edit-r cloth! (smooth With Vlfide rough self stripe)
Ian n.1,: (velvety coating W1th odd impressed de-
in}. aeslitted cloth (very rich). Premanella (very
KW Ind Jecoh‘
(were include all the newer spring Shades—e
LIWNIICe. g h . ,'
ertist. . She ”his I, hunted ’om ‘
(Jr was with refined lines and capes With flOWinE
Lem-once doing the honors clone in”
are tailored folds " or 012-”
eiomliv a silk braid band“ , except ‘st‘e of _ the
”re Youthful models in‘bl 9k 01' navyylth narrow
ge or white fur and bands of metal, . brand ' Many
them 8113
the my.“
In .
New York
on. .01 the hobbies or J. M. Ker-
m. who~plnyl Scrubby, the ste-
word. In "Outwnrd Bound" at the
Rite thettre.‘ is extending art sales.
lit
Dutch-ted several items at one, Of
the important soles, ”a D9838
“studio sweeping" being onfiot the
largest libraries extont' omow
theatrical folks. , i
O O C
linen work or his career,» the Hud-
Ibn theatre where he is appearing
in the stelier file at his latest sue-g
cell.»"The' gout and Dance Man. '
Mr. Cohln ll most capably support—
Sd by All excellent cost. including
Fred Perry. Louis Calhern. William
Phlnney. Robert Cummings. John
Meehsn. Williem Welcott. Eleanor
Woodrut‘t, Mayo Methot and Lauri;
Bennett.
0 O O
Elecnor Woodrufl’s performance
of Jone Rosamond. the theatrical
boot-dint hound keeper in "The
Son: and Deuce Man" at the Hud-
son theatre, is one of the best
chencterixatlons seen on Broadway.
this season. Despite the fact that
this is the first time that Miss Wood-
rufl has eppeared in n sustained
character role. she likes the work
so much that. it would not surprie'?
friends it the {air Eleanor should
turn “character actress" for good
'and all Miss Woodrun‘. was sent to
London, last season by Mr. Cohen.
Draper. the American mother in
“So This is London!" when it was
produced at the New Oxford theatre.
O O O
"The Outsider" in which Lionel
Atwell is starring at the Forty-Ninth
street theatre. is the work of Doro-
thy Brandon. an English writer. It
has been shown in London and the
provinces with some success the
past two seasons. The play has to
deal with the plight of a. young
woman. who was crippled from
childhood. Her father. who is an
eminent surgeon. and all of, his as-
sociates in the Royal Medical col-
lege. pronounce her incurable. The
she desires the fullness of life that
is given the normal woman. Thor
the pale, dcscribcd by one or the
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m’- Kerrlnn. dot-int thepast Week. -
Drlmd Woe. Incidently. em.
Kerflm has perheps one or .210“
Geom n. Cohan is achieving the ‘
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to create the role« 02 Mrs. Hiram o
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Johnny Cooney Is ‘ ”“mtfiliot‘fimm”
Victor Over Leonard His long experience. he declares.
Johnny Cocncy of 11015.01”. .14... .{or/ a chance to show off. but are
meets Mickey Trevor: at the boxing “0t inherently "lCXOUS- On the
show in the armory on March 21. principal of overcoming evil with
won the decision over Johnny Leon— good. he wants boys kept busy and
and m a bout in Holyoke last night. not permitted to drift. aimlessly into
Cooncy clearly outpointcd the lad
3"“‘33 woman. “135% has become horn Allentown in every round and
II- composer of some repute- But displayed the best form or his ca-
reer.
the Nor-walk Sporting club stated
enters 113831232 8- ilractiont-r outside this morning that Cooncy will be in
tlpotop shape for his bout with CLASSIFIED ADS put pep into
reviewers as "a. man whom God Travers. peeked purses.
has shown him that boys fell into
line with the gang spirit. and look
i
vicious courses. Too many parents
do not cure to take the trouble to
direct the activities of their chil-
Mstchmaker Johnny Jessi! of dren. and would rather delegate
their responsibility to strangers.
made 3 physician but ethics made
a. qunck." Denied the sanction of l
the Royal college to practice,
Runny seeks the crippled daughter
or Englsnd's foremost. surgeon and
promises to cure her. The conflict >
then is between Lalsge and her
{other and Ragstzy. The part of
the outsider, nmtzy, is played by
Mr. Atwiell. The daughter. Lelago
is played by Katherine Cornell.
Letscr Lonergan plays the father.
Others in the cast are Pat Bomcr-
set. Whiicford Kano. John Blair. ’1‘.
W'ignry Percival. Krennclh Hunter.
Fernanda Ellscu. Florence Edney.
O O 0
Actors are people it seems and
responsible to the same lawn of be-
havior that control most of us. The
active life of the player in n suc-
cess does not give much time for
diversion but most of them tind
some way to cajole their hobby.
Alfred Lunt end Leslie Howard. of
the “Outward Bound" company at
the Ritz theatre. devote their‘spcro
time thpaintlng and inking drawing
lessons. Leslie Howard aspires to
scene designing while Alfred Lunt
leans toward caricature. J. M. Ker-
rigsn. of the some troupe, is fe-“
menu for his singing of Irish ballads
and cockncy songs. Mr. Kerrlgan
is sought for many social setherinxs
as an entertainer.
o q 0
Betty Hale, dancer with Geori-e M.
company at the Liberty theatre. is
a. native or Ridgewood, New Jersey.
When very youut. she gained cole—
hrliy in her home town as e. child
dencer and after attending the local
high school she became s. pupil or
e ballet school connected with the
Metropolitan Opera. House‘ in New
York. Though finelly admitted as
e. member or the ballet. she found
promotion too slow. So she desert—
do the classic work for a. promising
csheret production. She inter ap-
peared in veudeviilc. where Mr.
Qohsn round her and engaged her
has a good singing voice and is talc.
ins“ vocal instructions.
0 o p,
The new Eugene O’Neill ls
"Welded." will be presented stpth:
Thirty-Ninth street theatre. Monday
night. The play calls for only four
cit-notor- The store are Doris
Ben-Ami. the
other pleur- hein: Curtis Co
end Marine Collins. F other
0 O O
The Chet-lot Revue now
Times Square theatre, hu‘m:
stem One or them is Gertrude
;
vacuum: and sets-em
o: crest chem end sings tepiéel ’
so.“ with exquisite m. Visitors.
to London-list summer rounding
Chulot's Reine at the V Mlle
theatre, which was entitled’zguu.”
e e e ‘
Jan. Cowl'e limited amen
e
ottour weeks in New York in “3: l
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Corporation Versus Pa rtnersh i1)
'.
As Applied to the
ROOFING BUSINESS
For somewhat Over a year, your roofing business has been solicit-
ed by a CORPORATION as well as by a PARTNERSHIP.
name of the PARTNERSHIP is the REX ROOFING CO., com-
posed of Harry _0. Rex, of Stamford, and Jed McCarthy, of ‘1 one
kers, N. Y.
This PARTNERSHIP w’as organized in April, 1921, and has since
been actively engaged in the roofing business.
TION referred to was organized in 1922, under a name so like that
of the PARTNERSHIP as to produce confusion.
Since the CORPORATION was organized, its name has been
changed. but it still solicits business under the old confusing name
--as well as under the new name recently
leave that to yourself to determine.
The PARTNERSHIP, on the other hand, altito Having offices and
warehouses in three cities—Stamford, Conn” Yonkers, N. Y. and
‘Asbury Park, N. J.—has but ONE name, THE REX ROOFING
CO. And all our past customers will concede that it is a GOOD
' name; a nexus that stands for honest and upright dealings and
' prices, and efficient and reliable performance.
Both partners are practical roofers of long experience and give
their personal attention to each and every roofing problem.
placing your order for thet'new roof 'with' the PARTNERSHIP,
. you obtain the benefit of Courtesy, Promptitude and a PERSON-
AL desire end ability to please you in every possihle way.
'A CORPORATION—is what the word implies. An organization
of stockholders, who naturally look first for the maximum dirt-
dent! check. The managership of - a CORPORATION is‘ usually
yested in the men whose first consideration is usually the welfare
of the stockholders. {lite satisfaction of the customer is generally
taken up later.
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SPANISHVETS ‘
Win Two Out of Three
Games—Seco‘ nd Bat-
talion-Legion Gam
Not Rolled
The ‘Vcterans of Foreign Wars
won two out of three games from
the Spanish ”War Vets last evening:
on the Clifford" alloys. On, account of
the Federal inspection at the armory
last evening the Qcond Battalion
{filed to appear for their match with
the American legion.
Kelley or the V. 1“. ‘Wu had high‘
single and highrtolal (or the evo-
Iils single score was 114.
had a. plnfall or 318 for his tntnl;
As the result of last nigh“:
can Legion is now
by two full games.
....... ._.. 114
Totals ........ 483 440 485 1‘
SPANISH “'AP. VETS, ”
'Daxrsc-n ......... - 7'
Milne .......... .
Murphy ....._.. 100
Llndc‘ocrg ......
4:3 479 461 1838’
.imoricnn Legion . . . . 1'5
Spunish “hr Vets .. .
Second ltutlztlion . . . .
Games Next “lick.
Amt-rival: Ltgmn vs. V. 1". W.
Spanish “In“ \‘Lls Vs. Second Bat-
Louise l-‘azrnda heard and “if”
great Italian actress re.
the comedy queen in.
{alill‘g lessons in Italian from he?
lather who has scx’cn languages n€~
his command. including: Italian.
game, the Am
leading the lea
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adepted. WHY ‘3 We
THE REX ROOFING CO. HAS NO STOCK FOR SALE. Rex
and McCarthy are amply able to finance their own PARTNER-
SHIP, es'meli es to poeka ell profits, such as they may be. We
will AngYsiineed Money. we hope, but we perfer to get it by
’sellingg‘ood WWI-with s reputation-rather than stock of
7 _ Wheleule mfingyfiws Have advanced to
snextentnever were heard of.“ Without any sales‘ of stock, the
Pmmmflikb m antidpate the rising mar-
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