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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 12, 1924 · page 9

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H PLAYERS

'E NUMBERED

r of Numbering
I I’layers- Does
Work Well in the
cm League '

_.\..m-i..~.ion‘sk schrmo of
”pan-all play-rs in the

by football olmena.
'hw first limo this )car

. . “:v’P'} m theory but poor
,. 1‘ li‘r cxpl‘ricnrc of

,A vim: nf nthor cltlos in
1.. 'I'l‘l)lll"I(' “as scented be-
..j .n: solnrxn hetan Wl'mi't

it hr: knonn the.)
.2... twin t.’ assizm‘rl tl'lP

., 3... 17,“: but tho mo;-
nll that point b." drop.
.1f‘4i .umpmg from “12"“)

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mm 1' nu. plag'wrs swapped
mn'orm are so“ Ni on the
"m homo ('Iul‘ in Inning:
1.} ‘mn tip tm-ml printna
“~21: lh" Sinfid! not ”1"
\"I Thrtr thin33 have
.v. m1 l-m\ scored of
. 1v, .Vv‘n OPINJTI‘ tans
wramblfid at tit-nos.
R - mw'mw- nvrwirrr‘d whrn
.; 4m \lomphla in n gamo
ll vlub. FAN-y one. in-
” ml :w-orrr. had R0;-
hm-aurm tho num-
nas lll" numb"
Th!~ hm: soon: as
New Urlrans nava-
~neul l-y Illl‘ official
out on thr- press
- ml Ttlszorfi purl-ring. Thorn
.1 Mrmphls tport
-‘~- wrnr and his account.
nirvvi to his paper had
r: yrs in thr line-
roro on the press wires
v'l in} Mornphia. and lit-
. i110 Memphis Club
r-rvu‘rrl out oi their beds it
that Mei-z had taknn
- : (rrdiIr-d to’ Razors.
ihl‘ Nashwllo club,
urcmlation player for 15
.-~. mmr on tho fir-Id ro-
w—m: llll‘ numbor assigned
unw- l1. iormcr New Orleans
7 _ tron-«l razzrd Graft
i the game in the hello?
t.- 4-» lc-rm'r I‘rlican. i‘loz-
. hau‘ l-man hard to ru-
wnnisu mad» 3 beauti.
nr "so-and-so is dumb.‘
v'v-Mr rxprrsaions rnrount-
: . l"?l$"l7flll parks wltrn the
-j-.:- dim-minor was “oi e\ on
m that trip.

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MMERS ARE
'AINING HARD

. on alitgpic Team
e Slow Rounding
0 Form

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.luI)‘ l!.——-Tho American
“Hunting team. Which has
~l unusually il‘)ln§ obstac—
vmrin: for the Olympic
romplolml trials water-
‘rrminn \\ ltich of its mem—

h... :~':il‘ir‘l‘s in the cham-

~Ilnvh “ill begin Sunday
~‘lzv iICS.

. .«morr blow “llit'rh has

at the prospoct of I
i ‘ .\lnt‘l‘ltull triumph is the
.:’inn of Miss Gertrude Ed-

l ..n_

.z: .. m Swimming Associa-
’~ - 'x‘ York. Miss, lidcrlo, who
will conceded to be the
:svnlost woman performer

m‘ the Amrrican femin-
.‘v‘fll. is slowly getting into

.. It.” in: suffered from
.r- li2.ll‘ trouble.
I' Lausr of the general

~i vnntluion on the part
'r“n*nr.'. of nhlch this New
hut ono r-namplr‘. is said
to ho. the strain of
m‘ hus ridlntr daily
,, li‘n-riuoncourt camp to L0:
~ 'l'h" trip is made
l Er rlr, who has born swim-
“omw her usual world‘s re-
\o:lr<rd:i,\' shaped phe
. hrr li-ur- soil than at any
' Iztl‘ arrival in France.
: . arm—:hty. America‘s pre-
ww :-»!i'okr‘. performer. also
N .U'r‘onds hrhind hu-bcst
7“ 1 ‘4 c<4
--- \\'r‘ismullbr. llllnois A. C.
‘ horn in hotter form than
i 7M is v‘\poclcd to ntjd it) his
-' row-arc] Olympic triumphs in
~ rer-n nod ion-ntrtrc events.
. urrr hold yrsterday in the
Among the men Ralph
ifniversitr.

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Sup-11in rstorn
\‘onn-P
r- :4. and Harry Glancy.
i l .\l. l'. .\.. won the rizhl
w Kabnnamoku. Haw-nil, and
,; llowrll. Northwestern ‘L‘nl-
“Hr placrs with W'cismuller
“utmolrc tram.
-' :: 'ho xx onion Miss Euphrnsia
ludlnnnpnlis A. (’2. (it-font-
llnlan “’ainwriglit. “C, 9-
'. ‘Ilr~ Martha Norollua. W. 9.
'r‘urth plaf‘t‘ on the women's
"rr rrlrn hum. Oll‘lPr mem-
vhw loam who have airrndy
ixrkwl are Miss Fidcrlo. Miss
"ran \“ohsalau. Honolulu. and
bin-l rack-in, Illinois A. C.
:m-nmine quartet seems al-
"rlain of lowering the world‘s
:—~ by tho linited Stain team
1mm m; mpic Games as it has
er‘orntinz six or night sec.
:w'm- than thr record consist-

v~ 1| 4"..iinnl',

"MP." polo tram Whit‘l’l fll-
daft‘att-d Great Britnin
“NM m practice matches in

":l‘

rrl M make a strong bid for
play-in: its —first - match
Y Franrr on Sunday. The

m. "ms on Sunday include the
*l T-M-mrlrc trials 1nd the
iml-n‘lI-lrc elimination.

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BO" DROWKS.
HAVEN. July 11.“.1 MY

rot-Md and two other. who

a .‘-ii‘-l river with him, yester-

Mn. narrowly oat-oped the
a". All thraa were at play
bank. The bay who lost hi!

5 Jame-s Mortal-«e. 8. and
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‘Senatar Samuel
{or the Democratic presidential n

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PIRATES HAVE '
STRONG TEAM

Pittsburgwliwbl inc Is

Now Regarded as
Dark Horse of Na»
tional League Race ‘

NEW YORK. Julv l2." “'nr-‘l ‘rnm’
the West-vii and of tho Annonah
Lonzuo circuit. “horn Ilin rim-arm}
t°ams limo stzirtrri lltnir invasion. k,
to notch lltr Plrnlt‘fi. Thorn swat-U,
to be an opinion that tltr- proront trip 1
“out of tho Erwin-n rlul-s “ill
l‘itlsl'uirlel In? tho. ltr-izlll t-t' lib mm — .
or. So far this snnson tho l'irnH-s
lime born in and nuvors. Pllel'l':
Kl'flal lmll : zninst \"i‘sll‘rrn ‘l‘ItiIts, lint

:érn1

seeming to ho “oak againsl (‘IHI'S
from tho Ammu- IOflbl. lino.
Tho “oakor rlulm hun-

131‘|l\(“l\ 1
hard nuts for tho I'irntr-s in smrwll. I
The I‘hillins and tho Brand‘s urn ”—
Dacia”): dlmmlt for tho nucczmcms.
Out. of 22 games playml against tho .
Eastern clubs ”1" l‘ii'nlrs haw “on
only nine. .‘Sflln31.('lllli.\‘ (if the up:
iM‘lI 0nd of tho. l'lrl‘llll 1hr Ihirs lmt n
been n10r(),f01'iun:lil‘, gutting :l\\:i)’
“Ilh 24 Vlcwlf's :i'.’;:illlt-'l IT 40!: :I‘:<.
f’iliaburgit lmq won only «.H‘m gunm
from the l'ltillirs :mrl luo from Ill".
Robins. The Pirates Inn" brukvn -
econ against tho ['ll‘flIt’S lll urinal!“
dozen gumos. .\' :lnrl All-tiruu‘x
men the I'Il‘.llt‘.~' lunc- “on tour uu'. .
of seven starts. ‘ ,
Since lhr lne—‘l liaHAVcst (lush Ill" 1
Pirates have gotten into tholl‘ hitting;

 

 

 

 

 

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Sll‘ldf‘. and onrw- ilic' “Duh hunts of,
the t’it‘t'llll ara- al:spo.<ml ut' .‘ll‘l;|'.l\‘.‘
and his L'liL'llllPlUlIS fur unwind to
beware.

Out l’itlshurflt “at :ms.‘ rlul; llml
is beaten I?) tho, .‘Il't'irnw luv-n is
iookm'l upon “ith Hisplv-ion. A Pitts-
burgh Scribbler \xlm has luv-1n urn-
ing hasohall tor mun) Arum .wmur:
iovthlnk that \thlioi't ilolunson on
the Brooklyn tvnm i.» not 119m: his
pitchers rlthl against the \llillll'fllt)l‘.ii
becausn McUrun's men Innn Minpl).
crushed lironhhn :alnum l'\(‘l') star!
in the intrrhoru srrios this year.

This is “hut lw \‘»l'i)1l“ ‘.\li!‘l‘l the ,
Robins pll’uml m l‘illMuu'qh nu .\l0ll- %
day: 1

"It Would pruluiidy hr :1 lrii‘lr rude
to question the rolIm-l \Vlllll'l‘l'ltlllh
lnson Ion rinse}; about his pnltrgx in
usinz Hruokbn pirchm's. ‘it inlzhl
cause iii-:- florid crmntr-nnnco tolmv
come it. (Ir-op .M‘HI‘II‘I. ll lulgltl In“
cmbarrnssmg in tho rxlromr.

"Nevcrlhclvss tlt-rro :irr~ um’ num-
ber of fans in tho runnir) u I'm “'llllltl
Ilka to ask Mr. Robinson thi< DPT.“—

“Here is tho_riope: 0n Juno :8:
Tirouklgn won .1 rioulwlo hradrr from :
Philadelphia. with \‘uncv :md l‘lon‘k.
doing the pitching. 0n Jun-3 ..El
Grimes mat the Quakers.

"On June 3'“ Brooklyn
series with the Giants. Osborne. :1
second stringvr. opticscd the Mc-
anites and lost. ’l'hn next. day Do-
catur. another substitutn. went to
the mound against the Giants. and
was supplantcrl by a rOOkto, Green.
before the game was over. New York

opcnrd :1

winning. Then. just to Vary the
monotony a. hit and to show he 30w

Yorkers that. he had pitrhers who
could twat {hf-m if he wished to use
them. Robinson sent Vance to the
firing line in the third gant'e.'and
he won. 4 to 1. holding the Grants?
to five hits." ,y

EAST AND “1351‘

CHICAGO. July 11.—-East 'anri

Welt will battle for turf supremacy
in the $15,000 Chicago Derby _at
Hawthorne today with Black Gold.
Kentucky. Derby victor. prepar-
ed to curry the colors of Mrs. R.
LL, Hoots of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
“can Major Alina-t Belmonta
Ladkin. leader or the eastern con-
unzent.

The famous son or _ Black “1'0th5t
took on easy fictory yesterday “(the
Derby preliminary. finishing eight
[entwined of King Goring?!- . ~

 

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Davis Glceful at
Gulf Score of 100

.\'F.\\' YORK. July l3 ——~'[i ihr
numinno is Motif-d
llt-r-- “ill nnolltor golf-T in
“1‘“ “into llousr \i'ilson and
Harding pta: ell. hu' L'ooli-‘lgc docs Z
nrt.

Thousand.- nf Dufirrs don't
"It“?! John \\'. lenls‘s score. ll":
lmppv “I‘ll"l‘i h‘ hrnaks a hundrt-tl

 

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Isr-

anust \‘nllN.

Frau F-rummol “'altrr Hagan
has nothing on Mr. Davis when
it comes to sartorial perfection mi
tlw links. lionmvr. Tho.u “ho
lzm'r s-‘w‘u .‘ir. Daxi: in knickers
I""“lIl iIIr- sm-ondln; sprorh of
MN. lat-Hr: .lmvrl Brown to the
lir-mnrratir vonvv‘ntion in which
inr. pOIni-‘rl out h- was a hand-
some man and that it was into:-
mry to (final-iv‘r tho \t'omnti's
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3U. S. FIFTHIN

SHIPBUILDING

.\‘l1\\’ YORK. .iul\ i.‘.~—’l‘lv~ l'nilNl
$1141: s is now Illlll Ill tho list at ship-
lmintrl-‘s. .it‘t‘ohlallx In Ill"

Slfllf‘lni‘lt' Lit-xii s

qul‘it‘rl; ni’

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on (IV: Piping 11ml. coursc near I
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M. Ralston of Indiana signified that be)!” glad ll
omination. after listening in with Mn.
tliefradlo installed in the sitting-room oi the _Ralston farmtnerlrdndnnnpolis.’ _“ ,

’TUNNEY READY
FOR GEORGES

iTheresHBEiEl-‘Be Plea-I

Q’nana fists will
.ln ill". ring of In“ I'u-lo

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EGi'oa‘ Nook. l. I.

Tir~i

ghvrr m" Sltlppiu: JuM l‘Fll'fiI. 'I-hl’l‘t‘ :

man up run lUlll‘Ill lll slup
l'l‘HlFll'll'fllOn.
As unuul Urea! l'vrllain nml It't‘lantl

‘f‘ll‘ \titli in {My i-rnt. nl ll!"

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Four tu-i‘ l"‘llI. nan Is 1min: lll'l‘r' in ;

 

lllf‘ I‘liltv‘ri Sinios‘. CU‘COI‘dH‘: in llll'
13.211!" s. and (1(-rit\'un’> vmlstrlic'iun
is lllult“ than 1:: pm' r-nl. oi Hi"
“orivl :oml. 'l‘lxr- :|Z:’l‘l'::ll“ gross

lfil'ill.‘l;'-". ll‘lC‘Ill'lll‘IR‘ oxwicrs. romplnttll
ships null llinsv uwlm- “.n. “as 1',-
till;
:1“ I;I~‘l.
:lll iL'll>‘.l lll .m:
lhi< lounirx.

Lloyd l: mon' non-s .1

Q‘i'null] UI IIi“ lll“'L‘l' ship in

1‘1: .quc 1;” illv 1"" \u m ht‘llit’.
Illv' ‘HIl‘Itl m -.
inns at this lipr 0.’
ll “ilh II‘Fs
T‘W'JHW ions «11 .\l.'il'l l1 ill
'Ito (“MI “I M-lt‘t'h (ll'C’lI
:vnvl lt‘l‘lnnrl \xrrr lnnsliuct-
in: only it.“"‘0 tons of mothr
shippin"; th.in ill!" Sill}>).‘il‘tIS all
otlw‘r nations put log’lllt‘l'. on Jun"
:ln lhvw' mlwm- m‘vumrivu lulfl jail-rous-
rrl their Inn] to \I'II.Illl\‘ l'lIl_lIlvn
innx. Siliitul‘ Hilp runxlrui-lmn. lhrrr.

I'innwv .izl'I linI)‘

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nent if not it‘nprrlincnt question: 5 of Hit“ r-ntirr I-Illllli'u'll'lll'l: or II":
“ ' \\'h)' (it) Sou use your best, pii- 1 World, . . a . r ,
chars against Silt‘ll (‘Iulvs in: i'hilu-l l'nlll')‘\lll:~l!-.:I list a. .11"; (mp:
dolphin :lnrl othr‘r “inkling“. unrl ‘Colllllriti‘s ;l1--IIF‘ (i turn. snip .uildln,
also against, Pittsburgh, (Jiiivahxn. I :«nrlmtllr “mom tonna, mdcird Hp
‘ ' I St. Louis. um i .011 n . .. , 1 ~ -
rigghiflii‘rggllin :n‘lnr :utoilxt‘l’ into l (:El‘l‘éll lli‘ituin and Irrland l.:;:_;4:
the contests “ith tho Giants'." l (Ifl‘lllalli' - - ~ ------ - - - - n .d

"“37 hnvcn‘t the Home to put. the ; l'ransy“ .......... . .v . 111:2;
nursliontn Mr. Robinson personally ; 158” .Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13:53-
‘(Iur'mg his slaw: In our fair t‘ity. for . I "l“‘ll at-"l’W‘ -~ ----- agar.-
We do not want to mako him um I Holland ...... . . .66. 3‘
comfortablfi, hut “e would like Just .Inpnn . . . . . . . . . , . . ”4.2.;
in. game to 119,-”- his answer. British Domimons ...... . .. ,_ _.,

"This Volume of world shipbuild-
in: is slightly lllFll‘lCl' than it. was .1

_\'I‘nr n20." tho slutomcnt continues.

"‘hut the bulk oi the gain has horn
‘ by British shimnrds. ovhvr Colinirifis ;

.yn
-u

shouin: :1 loss from ll» 19 figure.-
'l'ho luwvst lcxcl since the war was
roar‘he-l in tho qunrtr'r ondinr: Sop-
tcmhor 313. 1921i. “lion the world to-
tal was nearly a quarter of a million
tons below the present iigurn. Sim-n
that time thnrc has been a slow imt

steady gain."

SMITH 100 P. c.
BEllllD DAVIS

xrzw Torin. July 12.—Governov

 

Alfred E. Smith took a. day off
Thurnday and .went swimmihg at

Soagate with his three boys. Alfred.
Jr.. W'alter and Arthur. ~

The Governor will go to Albany
today and. aftor cleaning up
unfinished work there. he will tone
for a, vacationand prepare to take
a vigorous part in the Presidential
campaign.

The Governor said he wu entirely
satisfied with the’oubcome of tho
convention Indwvonld prove it by

. how

.Uf
‘lllnl‘ll rlnun m .1 hill ’l‘ likv Carport»
‘llt‘l'

\TIT tor lh"qll.ll‘1"i‘ (with: .lum‘ ,

tonnukr” I

{in 1hr l'vmiy“

. I'orl‘, l’ti‘IlI‘PR-l‘i'lis not for from .1 lhirrl L
.Mwari'in:

e dropped out Jr the, ' ‘
‘Raluouon 100 MW.“

ty of Action When

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NEW YORK.

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July 11—?“le
in .III .lil‘cllolm‘
l‘lmmds .‘t

l'-. 'I‘hurt-day rvnnint. J. I} 2‘

until i
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hc‘mynt-i; 1!.
tho 0n:‘»'=ltlg‘115 of Coors”
L‘urpontwr .1an \ntto "‘zinv‘r squar-
r‘.» off :icmnst Emmi; “m t't‘fltl l‘atE
B’I‘Isnhni‘ll. Tho lvl'li’r‘a.l“0I'l-'\l scrap
i: srhrrlult‘d In' {Nixon {pl nds.
Cnrprntlrr ;.:~l-»unlimi lll" list";
“nrld “hon ho (mum-mod with
right hand smash in .Iat'k llompse) 5
jaw. tho Champion's iron chin prr»

light
against

\enling him lrnm going down. A ser- ’

«vi “fill llll‘l‘t‘lml
i‘warlicall) hid low
the hands of 'i'ulln~,\
ago.

If. is not

try right crosses
l-erln i0 Spal in
NH) necks

ll
rcvmltn: an)
Halo that th lv‘rcm'hmun
ill! right inuulrr thr- most ntlmxlion
in his (L1H) training stunts, which
by int- “’.i_\ .lrv 0‘1"” to ”to publiv at
l‘mnt-ois Doscamps.
(ivorgrs‘ VII) nmnngv‘r. drt‘larcs in
no uurrlt'nn r- :m,~ Ilm: h." mpccts
his pritir and 11'} in: «I- Ihrouv 'l‘unnezl
‘uy ll‘li? 11l(\ll|iill w. sr‘uu'ul right ham?
Smashes m lIi-~ dung-or 1.0”".
'l‘uuncx. nl unuisu upprrrmtos that
in" is farm: .i sit-k m «Hamilt-
l.‘:trpcnlin".~ :.;::luus 1.:ht. llc totall-
nlrs \xith lh- ~t.ii.mr~nr \\ crin‘
il'ir Idol tlw
\arcls Wi‘i stand up
l'.i;r‘ of “32:15.
Krrlcrtbutli is rinoxlirr hard hitter
no mrau .llvill') Hr“ hasn't the

N‘rrots to

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llllil"l‘ his ha I‘-

lltronin: H 105' the most part
but “hon i: lands dmastnlion is no
\\'0|'l'l to «\i‘u'v‘» 'll‘ -s:llls. .‘ualnsi
tho tout, l.tII'I1I.’l!ll‘.L, snnp shooting
llatnrr H l.‘ unlllin: in land tho right
hut Bfl‘ll illuv ll. Iu' .1 I
::;.'-“|' l‘un Ilia-.3. is .iuillority i'or‘thc
lrrlaratinn Iltm "on“ or too right:
v ill mulln i‘lulnt‘r com-.5
4.an In [hulk size.
Tunnv'y :rts ill i'nln)
Springs. .\l.uno. to
Irfili’illl: In It» l'll‘d?
l‘ninivh. N. .l.
of ill" Flir- nsl. Tl').
is oul Milt:
Innm‘ mil
iuut'tr'vntil
bialonr- uill lump
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from Poland
Flui'l rarncsx

,:_\ mitaz—‘ium at
snua'ml on tho bunks
l‘u'fnro the week
J‘l1l‘

lhr- 21nd al’lt‘r

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"-I Hill
tilt"
in
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ill--
.lnt‘l act as 1
ill" moanwhile

‘L‘arpwnlivr is making Im)’ while the

'sun shines. l‘;\«‘l _\' morning finds him

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Mummies gram

. mantlrd.

'on the Lou: hiamrl imids reeling of!

five to six miles. in tho. afternoon
ho dors somn shadow honing, He
will knuckle l‘anli'lO hard “ark to-
morrow. '

 

manamng Mr. Davis's
campaign asked for. Ho bald he was
roarl)‘ to tour the cntii'c country, it
nor‘cssuri'.

Franklin D. lioosrwlt. who man-
aged iIit- (hut-rum”: ‘o-nomlnntion
m mpaimt. “'Pnt to ltfiomc at Hydd
Park and said ho \tould stay there
over lhr- work-vim. lie said he was
in cxcrllrnt health and was read; to
tskn an av-tixe pail in the campaign.

Tho Smith hmulquartcrs in the
Prudenvc iuildtng. Forty-third
Street and Madison Avenue. andltho
Governor‘s headquarters in the Wal-
dorf-Astoria. Hotel have been dis-

,

Delegates remaining in the cit!

italked freely about the impression
Amado. upon them by the Governor

When he made his speech before the
convention. One Texas delegate

said he had come to New York very. ‘

_ he. Governor. but
was returning hon: wit on entirely
dittorentjmproseion, said the
Governor showed good sport-mon-
ghip throughout the battle “at he
had made .many friends throughout
the country. He dec ed that tho
opinion regarding the Governor ex-
Lain; in the Soul: was rapidly
changing. ;

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Tho “Key To Thrift” in“... Aboy ]

.575“ be on 'display‘in one of Macy’s Broadway windows beginning
- Monday morning. It i! the key With which ‘Rowland H. may
opened his first store 'in Haverhill, Mass., in 1851.

 

 
 

HIS brass Key made. retail bis ry. Rowland H. Macy did not come to
New York’until .1858; but in is little Haverhill store be formulated the
principles which were. to launch 121 new era in merchandising ’and guidcfthe -
Greater Macy’s of today. Those principles are: cash sales only, lowest prices,
one price for all, economy in operation. . *

When the Key. was discovered last year in-Haverltill.
the event was celebrated with a great week of sales. at
Macy’s. Next week, to celebrate the first anniversary ‘ «
of the finding of the Key, another series of exceptional
Key-tOeThi-ift Sales will be held. ‘
Throughout the store, departments have long been preparing for this event. _ ‘
Some have made special purchases and marked prices,considerably below til?"
usual figures. Others have rcduced prices on merchandise already in stock.

Many of the sales Offering; will not be advertiSed .

for’lack of Space, but in, the ‘store each sale 'will

be identified by a‘ special ‘counter caribearing .the -
. “Key to Thrift”~your token of extraOrdinary savings.
this store sells good" . ..
merchandise. for at least 6% less than the otherfi’stores. Buténcxt week, the. 11"?“
savings will be far greater. Watch the'nexvspapcré for dEtziils.“" . 1 ~ g

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Key-to -Tbriftx Sales Stat-t. Monday 1 July 14th
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’See the first Sales.ncw3"‘vSunday in ‘thc New York Times,
World,,American;l Heraldv'lfribunc and Telegraph

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