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LAlL LEAGUE
mm; to Be Honor-
ary Sponsor For Con-
vemgnn -—- 0 t h e r s
Ht‘hlmg;
W~clldxm tho Wife of
*n consented to In
1-,— {or the Woman’-
3’. Convention whcih
\. .531lnE‘lOfl on April
-_ ler-I. Coolidge in
«Mme-mien and in
, .crnm (or omnis-
w’ the country in
zlz‘nrmmcnt of law
of tho constitution.
"Wt. ladle! o: the
\V’arrcn Cl. Bard-
, n Huward. Tait. nnd
\ Preston, Jr.. the
, ll'1,~l’lt.‘nt Cleveland. In
,4 ltonornry sponsors
,. '1 have declared
m sympathy with
Law Enforcement
A high omcinl lli’c
, v; coil and no se-
' m; in the pron-om
mun,- committee 0!
mt] mince before the
. :2 these nro Mn.
: ~3tlon: Mrs. Chanel
- l. Henry C. ‘Wnllnce,
Who Mrs. Juno: J.
7'1 Robert Lansint.
turmor accnmry of
pale-ml «oratory of
m: mmtcc on law En~
this official list. the
. 114v» already notified
01’ the call issued
wwqr. include nmong
tho. most prominent
l mtmi Stairs. These
t in accepting the in-
nonrnrvuce. have as-
*~l:willly for mobilizing
"not for law enforce~
l Will?) work nnri other
‘ various localities. A
l-frrrru: ocnon will be
- :
'WMM
Penn 33280? at
M at 8 ‘3.“
PHILADELPHIA lurch :1. —-
Amos. o! Occidoninl Collars. Coli-
xorum, flu. compel. at Palm!—
nnln‘o rainy cornivu on April 251::
and 25th in the international 2
Moon om Eric noun. 0!
scothnd. tho firm»: optint
chompion nnd neon noun. Arno
in going great Km: this moon, nnd
his coach. Joseph Pip-.1. known in
the East several you: ago when he
was in charge or athletic: at Pon-
ninston sermon”. Intel thnt fie
{ecl- onro that rm. will but oven
tho time this I I: And xiv. every
one he meet: 1 reujanttle.
A.weck ago in the dual moot with
tho University of Southern cutter-
nla Argue defeated Pnddock‘l ouc-
ccmor nt Southern California. in both
sprints. doing 10 second: to:- the
0nd: tor the (mung.
Occidental made a very mac show-
ing against Southern Colitornin.
winning lcvcn events on tho pro—
gramme. Coach Pope! was especi—
ally pl d with his oprintorn. on
Book Bonnier nnd Noah nll
m in l! shape.
With Keno three nnd Arm. Oc-
cidental will hove I. quartet tor the
ounrtor and hail milo roln: chnm-
plonohlp that will In very ‘hnrd to
boot. The slowest 0! than man will
do 1! 1-5 loconds. no that it check!
take I now record to boot Occidem
ml in both of that «onto.
-—-—‘-—_—_....._____.
Golfing by moonlight nu boon
tried out in Berkeley. Guilt. I! it
is proved I once“: it’ll [Iv- the
“tired bunincu man." mother on-
cuu to stay out night; Just how
many of them will be able to get
away with the plcl. flint they‘ve
"not to play n round of golf with
the boss“ remains to be“ seen. of
course.
adopted nnd it will become the raids
book. an it were. to better enforce—
ment 0: the lawn. Campaign but-
tons will be issued which will carry
the slogan at "Law and the Con-
gunman."
CARPENllER TO
MEET masons
\
Frenchman Is Pleise
to Get Bout With the ‘
East Boxer from St.
Paul
CHICAGO, March 27.——Tom Gib-
bons, at St. Paul. challenger tor the
world‘s heavywolght championship.
and Georges Chrpentler, ring idol or
France. last night were matched to
meet in a ten round no—dccilion
contact either at Michigan City. Ind.
or Benton Harbor. Mich, on July
4th.
Cnrpcntlcr was guaranteed 370,-
000 with n privilege of 25 per cent.
cepted n fiat ~30 per cent. Jack
Carley representing the French
light heavyweight. received a. certi-
fied check. for 815,000 guaranteeing
the match. ,
The match will be promoted by
Floyd Flmoirnmons. who orvns ar-
enas at Michigan City and Benton
Harbor.
Flusimmonl roux-vex the right to
wait until May 10 to name the scene
of the contest. but it is probable
that he will select Michigan City.
Which is less than fifty miles from
Chicago and very moo-ibis.
In tho mat the content cannot
be decided at either city, Fitzsirn-
mon- hu arrnnged to transfer it to
”one or t’vcrnl cities in the middle
West. among those being St. Paul.
The Michigan City arena is a. na-
tural amphitheater. dug out or the
sand. wlth n concrete flooring. It
has a. seating capacity of about 27.-
000. and F‘liznimmons plans on in-
creasing thin to 35.000 or (H.009 if
masonry. With the price of seats
A...
run between $800,000 and $850,-
000.
Cmcnticr hon arranged to tench”
this country June 1. ready to our:
training in the city where the con». 7
test will be staged. Gibbons. '
through his manager, Eddie Kane.
agreed to nccept no more contact:
after filling two engagements 35:11:31
mino‘r opponents.
GET THIS OUT—11‘ IS WORTH 3
MONEY -
!
«Sendthisnd mdtcncentntoro-
ley at Co. 2835 Shemeld Av... Chi:
case. Ill. writing your name and
nddreu clearly. You will receivo
a. tea cent bottle of Foley's Hopes
and Tor Compound for cons-ho, colds
and hoarsenesa. also tree ample
pncknga of Foley Pills. I. diuretic
stimulant tor the kidneys. nnd Foley
Cnihartic Tablets, for constipation
and billousné'so. These wonder-ml
remedies have help millions of poo-
, ,_ smrnowoumla ‘
I WAY TO BETTER LIVING
of the receipts. while Gibbons, waiv- ranging from $5 {’0 8:5, l‘irzsinz- pie. ”Try them.-—suilson-Powell
in; all claims of o. guaranty. ac- mans figure: the gate receipts “‘ln Corn—Adv.
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