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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11
R|TCH|E-MURPHY >.
/. BOUT CALLED Off
BY jim COFFROTH
Champion Refuses to Consider
Making Weight for a
Match Tonight.

Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
San FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE Wiln'
Ritchie-Harlem Tommy Murphy Agh'
for the lightweight championsaip Of DIE
world has been called off. II developed
last night that Richie late TuesdaS
night had an absccss on his nose re-
curing IN operation at 1.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. He intended to fulhl
his engagement last night. weather, per-
hitting. but when Promoter Cof4roth
had called for a postponement and ths
boxers had made the required weight
his agreement SO far a. his forfeit o!
1900 was concerned. e..
He refused to consider making weight
for match tonight and declared under
the circumstances II would be ivpssibla
to tell until some time to-day whether
he would be able to 60 into the ring thls
evening. .4...
Cof1roth fatty declared that undAr &he
circumstances he could not put on de-
cision. and At o'clock last night. after
the facts had been set forth. Announced
the match was entirely OF.
Il must let the public know ct once
what IL to be DONE" said Coffroth.
'Ritchle cannot say for certainty NJ
will fight Murphy tonight. ] cannot
postpone the match to within the nexf
two weeks. as that would not be fair q
the heavyweights who are carded "a
appear on New Years Day. For thst
reason the firht 10 off and ticket pun
chasers can secure q refund OF ths
money they have paid BY applying st
the places where their tickets were 30
cured. There was every reason TO y,
lieve tina, We would have drawn $SJ00
had the match taken place - scheduled.
and there 10 no one who regrets the oc-
currence more than myself"
Ratchis In . statement last evea1nS
said he could hardly box under ~
circumstance. but he would be eiad 90
give Murphy the first chance when os
u In shape.
Jim Buckley .doesn't like the turn Of
affairs. He declared II was his under
standing with Coffroth In case OF rain
that the match would BE- postponed TOR
murphy 10 ready to 20 ahead sAAs
evening"" said Buckley. referring TO
the suggested postponsmsnt We
couldn't fight a. scheduled last night
because Of rain. but there ISN'T any
reason to my mind for calling It on:
! Naturally We couldn't let Richie cums
weight, for he might 20 a. high - IN
pounds. However. suoposs there's
nothing left to b done"
LOS ANGELES. Dec. li.-Dtck Doa-
and, manager OF Bud Anderson. wns
| beat Frank Barrieau 20 Thoroughly
Tuss'a y night. was around early to-dsy
trying to set Tom McCarey 10 match
his man with Leach Cross right AwaS
for a New Years Day scrap. Ander-
son wants to- weigh 1S pounds thrss
hours before the fight. while Cross WIZ
insist upon rs rinsside. TIE same we'ss'
Rivers made for him.
However, II 70 not thought the Wsieh'
question will have anything to do wRt
framing up the match as Anderson nas
said he would even sidestep Champion
Richie in order to get ehancs to
wipe out the defeat Cross HANDED nM
pair will furnish the sport for the nsh'
fans here on Jan. ].
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tAse tour years. do more running
than anything else. still, wdth ali this.
have vsry heavy legs. with lots Of
sepeeuuoas hssh on them, my upper
secdos Of he body IL good ana hard.
Would you kindly tell me what would
% good exercise to take Oh vslrht IN
the lower section Of my bodyr
.r.' n. n. G,
fsy saAias . sasse,s or . rsvsar "A.
ehsas' WIN lAily ssS-aovas.
10 shs spnssias Rdi.oe: tt
kindly let ne know the distance OF
csNlc' Psrh track. and obisge H.. A.
osarsss n1ss - lsassA. seus laps 10
Ne mile.
a op'ns pat. = draws three cards. A
In drawing deals himself four cards In.
stead Of three. II secs this and claims
As hand 10 dead. A claims his hand
10 not dead. ~ ne has not looked at the
four cards drawn. and that he can put
last card drawn back on deck.
J, X. STEVENS.
1s must take the cards u they Or,
OF the pssk.
70 tbs sporting Editor:
Four-banded auction p!nochle partners
VIII call sides A and b. A has go, Il
mas sIS. A gets the bid for lss, and
meids 70. d 1elds TO- Il claims thai
Just az soon as ne gets . trick he win,
the game. A claimA d must cont!nu,
the game ana II he "a gets 1870 In card
he wins. as hs had the bid Who |,
right? C. KLIyNp
7 a wins He must ret the right te
! make coca his bet.
To the siorting Editor
Pinochle-A meids " trumps, takes 4
trick ana laye down ace. king and te,
OF. trumps, claiming $50. Is argues tina,
iN trumps can only he NEEDED by lay
Ing down the five rumps together
Who Is right? ANXIOUS.
| \ 10 right.
rs tho spnstlng Editor,
4 needs 30 points and II needs GO I,
go out in a p!nochle game. Il plays
nine-spot and 4 takes It with a Fac
and melds 20. IL A out or should n
ftaxs another tick7 l.. ZIEGLER
How car anysoly playing piaoohi
msld oos Probshiy. by . marriage an,
dix, hnt that V traprepsr. II suah
pssvestsseas nsN y Agreed apo. 4
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Vanderbilt Road Race to Be
Held on the Santa Monica
Road on Feb. FL.

The Vanderbilt Cup. the haue ribbon
automobile race heretofore run In the
East, will DO decided In iNs on the
Santa Monica (Cal) road race course.
skirting the Pacific Ocean. The con-
test 10 scheduled for Feb. q. and tho
day following. It 10 stated. the Grand
Prize will be run. Tho two races will
bs conducted by tho Western Automo-
bile Association. Purses win aggregate
S15. 400. The Vanderbilt Cup will be re-
stricted to cars Of six hundred cubic
Inches piston displacemsnt but the
Grand Prise will bs fres-for-alL
. Cathedral College bewildered the Adsi-
phi Academy basketball hvs BY its fast
playing. and tho latter were roundlv
trounced In their opening game at home
BY q score Of ~ to 10. The victors
played a f,ne passing game and wero
accurate shooters. Lee. at forward for
Cathedral, stood out. scoring 70 points.
Moneypenny. . recruit on the Adsiphi
nvs. Gagged nvs nsh baskets.
J. n. Core Morton. the holder Of the
interstate challenge cup. will defend his
trophy tonight at the Ar'on Society,"
Park avenue and Fffty-nlnth street
against Or. Lsonidas l.. Mai. his cha!'
longer. At . match Of 800 points at H.:
balklins billiards. The contest . the
nth OF the series for the trophy nrs'
offered last season.
The entries to the Owners Fund
stakes. which will be run on next yea
or the tracks In thil state. were In
creased by 80 yesterday. making
total of on nominations to tho Hint
svsnts. The last batch OF sntriss wert
for stakes u. +. q. u and tn
Syracuse event. Stake y received atty
two entries, y forty-sight. O hfty-stx
II forty-four and Syracuse hfty-nins'
There will be ssx days OF racing .
Syracuse nsyt year. The meeting vii
follow the one hss4 ct Ssraeoga-
The escond Battalion. N. ~. will Ao't
meet In the armory AZ Fifty-sseon'
street and New York Bay tonight tn
Navy management has. corralled 81
entry second to none shown this veal
Among the entries ere those OF Jacl
Filler, Aivah Meyer. pilly Kramer, A
o. Lake, jim R0senbsrger. J. J. Len
non, Hal. HSiland. jim Rarensii, Harr'
Smith and nnassy oshsrs.'A Tho medic
relay race for sn,an clubs will b . no
race eli the way. some OF the club
In are the 0lencoes. Norwegian. T. "
Long Islands, Aohawks. Pastiue,
Lsughlins and Pennants.
Flushed over his easy Victory owe
sandsls At the Garden the night bsfer'
IAo Pardeuo resumed training ysets'
l0ey With 3 vim. ana While sstla
itJSbsd down. assured several friend
4 at he VIII nnAkA ohagA 0o0k g o.
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Sport Queries Answered.

~ ~ opatiAS EdNar:
WIZ you kindly answer the following:
Has there lately been . ieft-handsr
patchins Tor the Pittsburg Nat,snsl
Laasus baseball club by the name Of
Warren Mclaughlin Was there ever
Z risht-handSd pitcher pitching for the
Giants ~ the name OF RED" Waller!
Wnl yeu ist me know who Fred rsnnsy
y playing for. also the age OF q. Wiltss
q the Giants? 20 jim.
4. 1et tAat vs know #. =. Tea.
Q. 1ssl Penney y not piays.g. Xs 70
= ~ shse naaufastusing buslnsss n
SassseAusss3s. .. Wutss y - ysass
- ~ Sporting Editor;
=, WIN yeu please answer the folio wing
euestiees through your query and an
sw~ ssluma! Did wolgast foul Knock
out Brown In one Of their ayhts in New
York ~hiis wolEsst wss lightweight
chamuonf 10 Knockout Brown, or has
he ever hsen. considered to be In the
sane class a. fighter with Wolgast,
Rivera Richie. Cross or Mandot?
JAMES q. BETHEL.
Welssss "a not oAesaiiy foul Brow,
= tAsls Few Yosk bout, although IN
oDen1oA salsSsL - some quarters that
~ ~. Dsewa was eonslAsred In the
eans Slass WITH the lighters you men.
49, - - ysas ESQ. .
- ~ uspastins Editor;
Kindly Let me know through your
query 0eiumn n Walter Rutt. the bl.
ofels rider. u dead. ! heard u re?or,
tnat - waa X. b.
osse y vssy Huss alive aad 10 nov
b ossaaAy. only last week he a.
nsaneeA thst ~ veuld not compete 1,
thAs ysex's say-day rsss'i. the asrds.
20 - Sporting Editor. 4"
70 decide bet. Will you please lie
me know thr0uga your column II LAIR,
Mclean came From Cincinnati or 81
VLouis 70 New fork. Also did he eve
4 ssiong 10 tha g. Louis team or was h
ever on the 81. Louis Clubs PAYROLL
Mclean came direct TO the 0iaat
tsea D. xouis. In sxchaAgs for Gran
z an vhe Vas sfterwfrd bought bae
~ Usv YoSk. McLssp has bsss . mem
~ - Sots the IT. xopis ana Cix
e1nna4 sluks.
< - - .lfauips Edfor
] o@ young man and athietically In
\ eiinslossy have been training for II
y a
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SPORT BRIEFS.

-tav Fristensky. whom he meets at the
Paramount A. c. tomorrow night Leo
Pardello surprised everybody by his
condition last Monady night. He
looked better than he has in several
years. Fristepsky feels that II he 10 to
meet with defeat In this country he
wants TO get 1t right now before h.
goes to the big expense Of taking his
family and trainers West Fristsnsky
has a big following In the Bohemian
nelghborhoods and all think him the
worlds champion. 5000
to compromise on the question Of six
Amateur Hockey League ranks re-
mained unsettled after the special meet
Ing OF the Executive Committee at the
st. Nicholas Rink. delegates Of the
Hockey Club and ST. Nicholas Skating
Club declared that they had been in
structed to insist upon seven man teams
and v the majority did not rescind the
six man rule to withdraw from the
league. The matter will be decided At a
meeting tomorrow night
That trouble IL bre wing for those who
are guiding the destiny OF soccer foot
ball hereabouts, unless the greatest
care be coupled with the evident desire
for harmony recently displayed between
the United States OF America Football
Association and its afliliated member.
the American Football Association, Ia
evident from the consequences OF the
recent decision Of the latter body to
cancel two of the cup tie games won by
the Brooklyn Football Club. IN addition
to the fine imposed. The Brooklyn
Football Club feels that II has beer
placed In wrong light by the action oil
the American Football Association, the
committee of which refused to enter,
tain explanatory evidence.
Captain-elect Nelson Talbot Of tho
Yale football eleven has invited abou,
and prominent players to meet hin
Saturday evening at the Hotel Taft
New Haven, to discuss the season OF
1914 The list comprises practically tn,
alumni who formed the coaching stan
OF Capt Henry Ketcham the past fall
Capt. Talbot said to-day that ne wished
70 talk over general matters. out tina
nothing will be discussed Of . specih'
nature and that the coaching stan vii
not be announced after the meeting
Tales policy for next season will b,
The eighteen men eligible to vote for
Harvard football captain will meet mex
week. probably on Tuesday. to select tn
Crimson leader for the 1914 season. Al
Operation on the eye Of George Bettl
Of New York. substitute half-back. an,
Coach Haughton's absence from tn
city are the main reasons ascribed 70
the late election. Charley Bricklsy. who
because OF his wonderful fsats In Har
ward football appears certain OF election
will have . rival for the candidacy u
Walter Trumbull varsity centre
The terrific pacing Of the darde
teAmA has had . bad effect on tho Nc
! NAmara-Root combination. II lsake
!. out that Root. visibly tired from 4,
IMtling pace and discouraged over HI
! paFensrs condition, was on the verge {
] dropQlng out ysstsrday. but friends II
,l1nGo IN - stAsk y - 80
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Gibbons Knocks
Ferns Out in
Second Round
tsusciai 10 The rvsuiss wovid.)


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lit took
Mike Gibbons Just one round and about
one minute OF time to defeat Clarence
wildcat" Ferns. Gibbons gave great
exhibition OF boxing And blocking ne
feinted Ferns into lead with q iei'
and shot right to the point OF the
law which put Ferns down for the hrst
Of four knockdowns, the hrst three OF
which lasted nine seconds each. Ths
last brought Referee Dick burke 70
Ferns's rescue with the signal Tor Co.'S
sation Of hostiiities.
PROVIDENCE. r. J.. Dec i.-knock'
out sweeney OF New York knocked Out
Young MoDonough OF Manchester
N. H., In the fourth round OF sched-
uled nftsen-round bout The bout was
very fast and even until the th'ro
round. when after a sharp mixup swss-
nsy sent him to the mat for the count
Of nine. the bell coming to h}s rescue:
shortly after the fourth round started
MoDonuogh ran into right cross 20
the head and was counted out
tspsciai n TIE Evsnips wosid)
| RACINE. Wis. Dec. u.-Aattis NC
Cue, the latest protegs OF Manager Tom
Jones, Shsded Tommy Hrssnshsn Of
Pittsburgh In = fierce tsn-round battle.
For seven rounds Matte had Bresna'
han continually In peril. The Fastener
was bleeding In the NOSE aad ltpss enc
Q knockout seemed likely. IN the last
three rounds Bresnahan came back uke
Q vhiravtnd. and although he Aid uol
OnaAaA nsons aeeaeoele. -, .Ane9
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11
ATHLETICS HAVEN'T SIGNED
DEMANDS WITH PLAYERS.

President Dave Fultz Of the. Play
ers' Fraternity admits that the Ath'
letics a. a body have not signed rha
list Of demands that they are going
to mike Of tho National CONFUSION
next month. Tho reason for tn, r -
lection Is believed to be something else
besides the nlmsy eAVse offered BY IRA
Thomas that they w9re too busy with
the worlds series 'o consider The
matter.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE TO PLACE
4 CLUB IN THIS CITY.

1t 10 reported that the outlaw Fedora.
League will place . team In this city
next sprinS. They have already laid
rlans for tablishing new clubs in
Baltimore and Buffalo I'D Hanlon. the
famous manager. u Identified with the
Baltimore team, snd he says that when
the lsAGus announces It, plane and
names OF nsv players signed they Will
create Q sensation. ~
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yesterday that there vas grave doubt
a. to whether the Tri-stats League
would opsn its campaign the coming
poor season financially. all six teams
reporting . ioes The sxpsrimsnt 81
Atlantic city was . disastrous one. the
team 0nishing last, While Ne sVnas0
~ Q ln1a1o q 6o0o ~ -
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Especial 10 The Evsnins World !,

DETROIT. Dec. li.-Patsy DrRuillard
of windsor. Canadian lightweight
cha mpion. earned the right to travel
with the top-notchers OF his weight by
boxing Joe Mandot OF New Orleans to
an eiEa,t-round draw before the Wind
sor A. c., The bout was fast from start
to finish.
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WAS CLEVER Ar BLOCKING.


e nt me close work e veil - tho ionsrsnsA home
ne PIT nd And fast but
ssew ~ andns
h hsns glove ana let MeAs
ne Mopsd o Into Donovs1s Hody
the rcht over He then
AZ
" '-"' - ''s'' 0"s 5000
1s neA.'t'r Will make a' now :. max.
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BELOIT, Wis. Dec. n.-A Worgin OF
Milwaukee outclassed KID Aahonsy, the
Racine middlewelght. and though the
battle went the scheduled ten rounds It
was Worsln's hGht nearly all the way.
Mahoney having . lead In one round.
Mahonsy had the third round and held
Worgin to even terms In the seventh.
but Worgtn had the advantage In the
other eight periods.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11

Battling I.evinsky. who defeated Jim
Flynn At the Atlantic Garden A. c.
an offer. from Tom O'Rourks to meet
Bob NeANister.- the crack California
boxer. In . ten-round bout At the Ma
tionaL Sporting Club In two, weeks. Dan
Morgan told O'Rourke that he would
give him an answer in . few days
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~
had made his mrs. bid for
ihats OF
~ n. ss:d hrousa the hall Perhaps
Ams aA, sadly cor'par. this with
cams % much - c0s In single ~ 49, -
Q
4 NcAn
RING NcAIDs
taea - stripped
Young Mike" In
vesnt OF looked confident
ens eogsthse swiftly With
anss wss plainly Donovan
81 essnsaly AeAni ~ him the master
ons Named 81 in
90 no Se'A'' 70 asss 80 ''nov" Rcush.r,y
.HSp d." ssld osss Moaros .rsis'rns 10 NcAuissr
Smiling
~ to- steel 1.-THE boy from ,hs
yaeeed
Q
eew amateur
He locked like 10 sstlsa $3.50 -" W."
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$4,000 Guarantee Offered
CARPENTER to Box Here

A. c. and the Sharkey A. c. to-day
arranged the main bouts - their
clubs show on Saturday night. Al the
Tairmont A. c. frankie Fleming Of
Cansda will meet Patsey White. tn,
Nswsboy champion. while At Nh
eharkey A. c. Bert Reyes will NEE,
Battling Keats.
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Flushed over his easy Victory over
sandsls At the Garden the night before,
IAlO Pardspo resumed training ysstsr-.
dey With vim. ana While gsttAg
fJSbsA down. assured several friends
lSSt b viii nnAkA oAog1 s0ook g o..
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Owing TO the fact that he re-hroks
his right hand In his drst days train
ing for his ten-round TO with George
Oh p OF Pittsburgh In Milwaukee. next
month. BILLY Papks has been compelled
Ike nrst broxs h,e"hend ip.A NStt.s vsth
Frank R,AlJ ~ tssis 90 siArsk EiaSt
~ TX s.A-r-IsAaAeSxs ,
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The terrific pacing Of the Garden
tsama has had . bad effect on tho Nc
NAmara-Root combination. It leaked
out that Root. visibly tired from the
lutling pace and discouraged over his
paFensrs condition. was on the verge Of
drcpQlng out ysstsrday. but friends In.
49, m - atAnk . - .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-03

BITS OF NEWS F
Washington.-Squad Of hand
some men, each armed with a
huge thorn "shillalah" to protect
marching women in big suffrage
pageant on March 8, is latest fea-
ture contemplated. "The men
have to be Irishmen, for. we all
know what an Irishman's heart is
to the ladies; Mrs. Helen Gar
dener, one of the leading spirits.
South Bend, Ind.-"A fool
there was; even as you and ]"
wrote Ed K. Simpson, LaPorte,
Ind, in the Avenue Hotel here
just before he shot and killed him
self.
Minneapolis. - Local Daily
News today prints story Of a tu-
Bereular cure BY Dr.. J: H. Bur
gan, which is said to rival that Of
Dr.. F. F. Friedman, Berlin.
Des Moines, Ia.-1onlestead
plant Of ]. M. Pierce, publisher Of
Homestead and several other
farm papers, was destroyed by
fire today. $250,OOO loss.
Clevelahd.-Capt. r. E. Byrns,
o., vesselman on Great Lakes,
was murdered in his home by two
armed robbers, They escaped.
New York.-Tax Of 2 cents on
every patron Of a restaurant as a
poor fund was advocated here to-
day by Mrs. o. Oes, Danish
writer.
Erie, Pa.-Fire in Wilcox
Hotel here. No one hurt. $780,
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ROM ALL OVER
Stricken with appendicitis while
giving holy communion. Con-
eluded service and was operated
on 5 minutes after.
Wollaston, Mass.=Beeause he
sued Rev. w. B. Ayres, his pas
tor, for alleged alienation of his
wife's affections, c. A. Boyhton
was dismissed from the church
New YorE-Carrier pigeon
few 765 miles over sea and
reached H. L. Steward with a
message which enabled him to
find valuable furs and restore
them to relatives of A. Schubach,
their owner.
New York. - FLORENCE A,
Hayes, 10, paid 100000 for her
stage debut. An aunt left her
the money on condition that she
fenOunced her ambition. The
money goes to charity.
New York.-Because Anthony
Ameske tried to dance twice with
the bride, one man was seriously
Stabbed and eight others injured
at a wedding.
Newark, N. Fire in hall
where Minnie Robinson, Saliva
ton Army worker, was speaking.
She prevented panic by advising
her audience to go out and see
the blaze next door.
New York;. Burchell, after
beating two policemen, was
knocked out by Florence Peter
son, / g who kicked him in chin.
London.-Col. ]. M. Mccall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-10
Chamber Of Commerce Militant.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 10.-"A
Chamber of Commerce Militant" waa
the subject discussed today at the SEES
sions of the Fortieth National Confer
ence of Charities and Corrections. b.
NJ Williams prominent Cleveland, o.,
business man was the principal speak
err. He reviewed the work done along
sociological lines by the Cleveland
chamber of commerce during the past
fifteen years. l.. H. Halbert of the
Kansas City Board Of Public Welfare.
addressed one of the sectional meet
ings, on Developing Standards" and
Henry T. Noyes, Jr., of the Rochester
chamber OF commerce outlined the de-
velopment of national plans for The
participation of commercial bodies in
social welfare activities. Health and
Productive Power was the subject of
an address by DR.. Livington Ferrand,
of New York. secretary of the National
Association for the Study and Proven
lion of tuberculosis.
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She VIII Start Business.

COPENHAGEN, July 10-The Dan
ish Premier Klaus Bernstein. today
publicly gave his consent to his daugh-
ter marrying young Jutland joiner
whom she met while learning that
trade. The premier believes all girls
as we'll as boys should learn a trade
and for years his daughter worked In
shop next to the Jutland joiner who
will take her as wife She has been
granted license to go into business
and with funds supplied by her father
will set up business partnership with
her husband-to-be.
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Tells How to Have
An Animated Face


"vivacity OF manner may be due
chiefly to native wit; vivacity OF ap-
pearance may be largely an acquire,
ment." said certain clever and en-
sviably popular lady. A little coaxing
brought forth some enlightening In
formation.
Before going out in the evening, q
she said, Il completely cover: my face
with q sort Of jelly which quickly
hardens. forming mask. This brings
the vitalizing pink, youthful glow.
The coloring is natural and cannot be
taken for an artificial complexion. /
keep the mask on an hour before
washing It off. There's nothing like
this to put real life into the face Be.
sides the effect on the skin and deli
cate facial muscles, the increased cir,
culation naturally improves the eyes,
too, giving them more lustre and ex.
preston The whole countenance is
illuminated-and you know an AMI,
mated face Is always Interesting. .
Then she told me what she used was
nothing more than parallel plastoid
jelly, which is perfectly harmless and
can be found in any drugstore. have
profited by her secretAunt Sally in
Woman's Realm. ADV.
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berry and decamped. Irwin struggled
manfully to unloose himself from THE
ties that bind" and after consider
able time freed himself, but the rob-
bers had disappeared with the booty
and all that was left for him to do
was to give the alarm to the proper
authorities, which was speedily done
and sharp look out for the robbers
inaugurated.
The deceased married Miss Mary
Scott, a. young lady of this city, who
survives him with three children. He
is also survived by three sisters, Mrs
A. F. Goodwin of $40 North Tenth
street, Keokuk: Mrs Nellie Karncs
of Hamilton, H., and Mrs. Elmira
Wheeler Of Centerville, Iowa. There
We're three brothers in the family, the
other two preceding him in death
His relatives are anxiously awaiting
further details.