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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-02-18
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Senator Roland Davis is sure a
lucky individual. In fact he was lucky
on that fateful first Tuesday follow
ing the first Monday in last Novem-
Der But the luck we are particularly
referring to this time is that the con
stabulary bill is to die in the legisla-
ture and Roland won't have to show
his hand He told several labor rep
resentatives that he would never vote
for the bill, but of course that was
before it was necessary for the big
chiefs to give out instructions, and
who knows
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-02-18

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-02-18

From all we have heard preached
about what prohibition would do to
better the morals Of our people, we
have come to the conclusion that it is
an bosh Prohibition up to date has not
prohibited the manufacture, sale and
selling Of alcoholic liquors. To the
contrary press reports tell us daily
that liquor law violators in every part
Of the country are being arrested and
brought before the federal courts and
fined, oftimes sentenced to serve a
term in prison When saloons were
open and liquor was sold nothing was
heard Of men in this vicinity manu-
featuring liquor Of any kind, but now
since prohibition has been declared,
the price Of liquor has scared, and it
has attracted the attention of the per
sons who can manufacture it. Not
only men have found it good paying
proposition, but women have gone
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-29

Misses Dorothy DeZouche and In
cile Maierhofer entertained with q
party at the formers home on First
avenue on Wednesday night, complt
mentary TO Miss Florence Jetlry OF
Chicago, former Ottawa resident
The guests were the sophomore girls
Of the Ottawa Township High school
which class Miss Jeffrey formerly was
u member. A very pleasant informal
social evening was enjoyed by the
guests, after which delicious refresh.
ments We're served by the hostess.
81 y y
Miss Myrtle Sparks was reelected
TO the office OF president OF the Mod.
ern Literature club at the annual
meetingof the organization held this
week at the home of Miss Elizabeth
'Colwen on Lafayette street Miss
Colwell was chosen to serve as vice
president and Mrs, S G. Gay as secre-
tary. The organization viii not hold
any more meetings until fall
): i. +
4. The "Petaga" Camp Fire which Is
composed OF West Side girls Will have
cooked food sale at Morey Roberts
Music Store Saturday The girls in.
tend to have large assortment Of all
sorts of good things to eat Their
past experience has taught them what
ttheir customers prefer and they are
bearing this in mind in their present
sale Miss Edith Willis is guardian
Of the group.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-29

Try the Free rrader-Jourual Want Ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

losing a close decision 10 Travse
Davis last year. has been fighting
az good clip in the Portland and
Milwaukee rings. his last fight being
n io.round draw with battling
Ortega-
Murphy. IKE slmonich. In a ruTrcd
miller. who should give the boys
plenty Of action. Simonich. who was
slated to meet Davis tomorrow night.
stu has chance TO meet the cham.
pion as soon as Travic Rcts over the
injury sustained In training IN Ever.
ott- soJoe viii be out after a win
tomorrow eve.
Harry Eagles. the clever los
Angeles boy. and Soldier Woods. tho
jumping jack wclterweight. will re.
new hostiiities In the scni.windup.
Eagles won tho decision the last
time they met. bat the soldier gave
him one busy evening.
Truman Davis. Trayie's brother.
makes his second start, meeting Rubc
Finn. the husky local iight heavy.
weight. in the third bout on the
card.
Harry Murphy and Stats Latham.
pair Of new light heavyweights,
box the second bout. while Pat Nc.
Donald and George Miller. duet OF
nyweights. open the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
N' OPEN HiE1 FOR
BIG RACE

Entries open today for the mile
swimming race 10 be staged as part
Of the finals OF Tho Star swim meet.
in Lake Washington canal, on Au.
gust 81. The entries for the mile
race will close at the same time the
regular entries close, next Saturday.
at p. m.
There win be two mile races. one
for women swimmers and one for
men swimmers. The course Of the
swim will be 40 thar tho finish will b.
in fun view % spectators watching
the regular meet on the shores OF the
canal on the south end OF tho uni-
vcrsity campus Regular A. A. u.
rules win be enforced for the milo
swim. as In the other events OF the
meet.
Entry blanks should be filled out
and mailed in TO tho sporting editor
of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
CALIFORNIA
VETS WIN
ALLEN CRACKS
UNDER STRAIN

After playing wonderful tennis
for two weeks in British Colum.
bin. winning the Mainland. Brit
ish Columbia and international
singles titles In Vancouver and
Victoria. Marshall Allen. Seattle
tennis acc. cracked under the
strain Of too much playing. He
was beaten In Tacoma and also
In Seattle before the final round.
Charles Sticknsy and Irving
Wcistcin defeating him In turn.
Allen defeated both Of the>c ns<n
In the North Not content with
paay ing In the singles In the
British Columbia meets. Allen
alno entered thu uleu's doubles
and mixed doubles. One day In
Victoria he WAS on the courts
for about six hours. There ID
such . thing ~ OVERRIDING In
tennis and Aliens play has
x7ciked under the strain Carl
Gardner. the veteran Caiifor
DiAn. whe WAS . member Of the
First ten . few years ago.
says Allen was playing first
ten" tennis when he played In
tho finals Of the British Colum-
BIZ meet two weeks ago. Allen
hes changed his game entirriy
and Il play ing better tennis. but
he should profit BY his defeats
Il the past two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

the nrst game Saturday xss,
francis and Jack Bromley 49,.
great ball The locals brourt,
the winning run In the lin -
Harry Gardner pitched N.
boys into a win In the secon< -
nrday struggle. coming out g
to ]. holding the Bees Il
blngies.
Joe Daley didn't fool tbs -.
any In the first frame Of ~ n !.
game Sunday and the -
punched six hits for five runs ~
TWO were out. That slowed ~ ~
game away.
Ernie Schorr hurried ntftv - .
the second game and his ~
crashed the apple hard, the IsS.-j
winning IL to /.
Sundays games closed The ~.
stay OF the Seattle team for 4 -
az they viii pity Sacramento -
non. San Francisco and portIs,x y
turn before coming back 10 ss1
the season with Portland n
Angeles and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
SECTIONAL MEETS TO
BE AClOSED"

The sectional tennis tournaments
In the Northwest next year win be
closed events. according to word re-
ceived from Walter Coxs. Northwest
representative OF the United States
Lawn Tennis association. 1his was
decided at the meeting OF the Pa
ciflc Northwest association at Vic.
toria on July IS. this being the first
news Of this meeting. Goss writes
from Portland that under the rules
of the U. s. L. T. A. 1t Is optional
with the clubs whether or not these
meets are TO be open or closed. II
they are open the national body
does not pay the expenses OF the
doubles team. The club staging the
sectional finals pay the expenses OF
the junior champion. But IN his
communication Coss did not state
how long a player must be a rest
dent OF his tennis center before be.
coming eligible for such a meet.
The Star has requested more infor.
nation regarding this. IL Is our
contention that no player should be
allowed to compete in a sectional
meet until he has lived In his ten.
mis- center one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Leading
Indians
New York Steps Into First
Place When Cleveland
Loses to Chicago

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New
IN York Yankees went back into
first place in the great race in the
American league today aitho they
didn't play Sunday. They are now
leading the Cleveland Indians by a
half a game. az the champions lost
10 the Chicago White Sox yesterday
when they couldn't hit Urban Faber.
the White Sox ace.
The Pittsburg Pirates held their
ground In the National league when
they won 1 10 0 game from the
Chicago Cubs. while New York was
walloping Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
SOME
IiEADWORK

The Duke showed the beys n
the game Is played between u n
In that first game Saturday. L.
opened the 18th with . DID -
Bromley sent him 10 secoo1 y 1
Wild heave to first wistR1o ~
rificed him 20 third BronIy ~,
ed both Bates and Eldred. IN D.
laid down a perfect hunt = IL a.
pitch offered TO him. ~ In
breezed over with the vimiae IN
In a walk. This ID the soenn1 II
this year that the Duks ~ punu1
the squeeze play on ths 49, n<l
when II meant the ball 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
BIG EVENT
OPENS TODAY

Eyes OF tennis fans turnout the
world will be conferred on Forest
Hills, ". T., today where the ma
tional women's singles and doubles
meets get under way. Nine. suzane
IengIen, the famous French cham.
pion. Is making her first bow. She
Is conceded TO be the greatest
woman tennis player in the world.
Whether she Will be able 10 keep up
her great work on the courts will
soon be known. as she will be facing
formidable array OF American
players this week, including Mrs.
Mallory, Mrs. Bundy, Eleanor Coss.
Mrs. Jessup and Mary Browne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Aug. i5--Ed.
die Hearne. In a Disiell.Duesenberg,
won tho iso.miie cotasl speedway
race near here yesterday In what Is
claimed 20 be worlds record time.
one hour, 81 minutes. 10 2.s seconds
Roscoe ssries, Duscnbcrg. was
second. and Tommy Milton. Durant
Special. finished third. Milton stili
maintains first place In the 1921 A.
A. a. rating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
PREP STARS TO T-,-

Cot Rice and Thornton Martin. for
mer Broadway high school athletes
who attended schools In the East
last fall, may both enter the Uni
versity OF Washington this fall
Rice. who plays football, baseball and
basketball. attended Center college
last year. while Martin, who is a
crack Splinter and burdler, was at
the University Of Pennsylvania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
FAMOUS RACE
HORSE SOLD

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y. Aug.
is.--Sir Barton. the famous race
horse. was sold Saturday 10 Mont
ford Jones and J. y. Madden. well
known Kentucky horsemen. BY Com.
mander :. X. l.. Ross. of Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
BYRON CALLS
A CLOSE ONE

PORTLAND. Aus. is.-rortiand
and Sacramento broke even In their
game here yesterday. the locals win.
ming the first by the Ecore of -
Umpire Byron called a cioao one IN
the eighth inning OF the second
game which robbed the Beavers OF
possible victory. A result.
Byron was subject TO a shower OF
pop bottles. cushions and anything
that could bc thrown. The Sacs
won the tut by 80 score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
M. ALLEN AND
TAYLOR GO EAST

Marshall Allen and william Taylor.
OF Seattle. left here yesterday morn.
ing Tor tho East. where they will
compete I'm several tournaments. Al.
len and Taylor are the Northwest
sectional doubles CHAMPIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
LES NUNAMAKER
BREAKS LEG

CLEVELAND. Aug. is.-Lesiie
Nunamaker. catcher for the Indians.
broke his Icf here Saturday in tho
nth inning OF the game with the
White Sox. The accident occurred
when Nunamaker attempted 10 slide
into second base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

! summary. rfrufk Gully FfH0Ff y
~ strand z. Bases on baiis--off rchoff
&. off kaiIlo !. T~o-bsse hits-hpenceF
Murphy. Ksn~ortby. BciEsr :. Double
piA ys-~ Patterson 10 kenwoFthy 20 avr
phy. Spencer 10 keDw0rtbY. ssfrifles
hits~-S~e kchorr. Lane. Stolen bases
Lana wlsterrii. Mlld pltch--htrsnd- In
ninEa pitch~1--By ksilio !. runs ;. hits ;,
At bat ~. Chsfxe defeat 20 kaiuo. huns
responsible for--rcborr I. kalio :. strand
& Time Of Eams-isse. UmpiTes-E-Son
and Phyle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
MOLLA WINS
NET TITLE

sEABRIGHT. ". j.. Aug. la
Mrs Moila Bjurstedt Mallory defeat.
ed Miss Eleanor Goss in the finals Of
the invitational lawn tennis tourna.
ment here Saturday By the score Of
Sc. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
BILLIARD STARS TO MEET

SPOKANE. Aug. 15.--Picrre Mau.
pome. Chase Sibley. Milo Condor and
III. Solomon. the quartet OF leading
three-cushion billiardists In the
Northwest at present. viii meet In a
Northwest tournament here in Sep.
TENDER. No definite date has been
set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
THEIMA WITH Y. W. c. A.

Thelma Payne. three time women's
national fancy diving champion.
while wearing the colors OF the
Multnomah club OF Portland. Ore.
IL now swimming instructor OF the
Y. w. c. A. in tho Rose city.
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TACOMA TO STAGE
BIG MEET

Tacoma will stage the sectional
championships next year. This year
they were held at Victoria and the
year previous at Spokane. Seattle
held the tournaments the year be-
fore that Portland and Vancouver.
y. c.. are in line before Seattle can
expect to stage them again.
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indians
Nose Out
Visitor,
Tribe Takes Odd c.
From Salt Lake; Loe.l|
Go on Trip

Z winning Al
ganes satuu,,|
from Salt -
and then ~
The last ssm =
Sundays a.
bln. after m
Bees had u
the first I'd, q
Seattle In1lr.
Just did MAJ
to cop the
game Of the "
game aer,>s .I-
me utahsns.
II took se,1h
ii innings % 4
feat the p.D)
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Won ELM WINS
GOLF TITLE

DENVER. Aug. is,--George Won
Elm. OF Salt Lake, Pacific Northwest
Golf champion. won the Transmisxis-
sippi Coli association championship
here Saturday. lie defeated Dr. l..
y. Bromfield. % Denver. in the
finals. q up and 6 TO 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
LEVINSKY To-
BOX GIBBONS

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. Ia
Tommy Gibbons and Battling Levin.
sky. the ilgh, heavywelghts. will boz
here Labor day. Il was announced
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
TEMpLETON LEADS FIELD

DIR. Z. L. Templeton led the marks
men at the regular Sunday shoot at
the Seattle Gun club yesterday,
breaking so targets without a miss
L. s. Barnes was second. with 40 out
Of a possible 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

DROPS
PAIR TO OAKS

los ANGELES. Aug. i5.--oak.
land took both tits OF the double
header from Vernon here yesterday.
Tho first game went 10 the Oaks
By a a.5 score and the second BY
an SO count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
SPENCER AND
LEWIS CRASH AGhK

Tub Spencer an ~ Enub
did some tall hloIng yuon1g.
The portly SeaStIe cl1<AR
crashed three dsu11u = iens
trips TO the plate y IT, secss1
game. each being . 49, ~
Lewis slammed ~ ~ GlDls
and = double IN ~ ~ -
and kicked In with tvo - =
the second frAcaA CO, ~
four singles In the m -
and one In the secsn1 -
Reigcr and Murphy M - -
blcs In the SECOND IN. - =
hard. Murphy hi 60 sv0 g
right fkld fence Satutay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
THREE GREAT
pI AVS

Brick Eldred and cAariey =
made great one handed ulc10 =
Sundays first game. both rcooIrl
Don Brown OF extra hnse M u
Patterson turned in . wondeEful -
handed running catch < oG1
grounder in the same GAM. ~ =
didn't have a chance 70 maks =
play al first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Is
Popular
in Oregon
Boy Who Meets Simonich
Here Tuesday Has Good
Record in Portland

II A ~ KIE MUIR.
PLY. the Den
yer wel,crwcixht
" no fights Joe
8 m o mic h. the
Butte miller. at
the Pavilion to.
morrow night IL
certainly a popu-
lar boy with the
Portland ri n &
I a n a. Murphy.
who fought here
but once before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
KENyORTHy
PLAYS GREAT BALI.

Bill kenworthy played -
great baseball over the ve1I
end. doing his share u - ~
ting and dishing up ssms NJ
defensive baseball. Rieht -
the Duke is playing y ~ =
zD.around game ~ any sopur1
basemsn in the loop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
LOS ANGELES
TAKES PAIR

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. H.
Los Angeles was up and a, 'cm yes.
tcrday and took the Eue.icadlng
Seals down the line twice. the first
game by 81 score and the second
by SO count.
PACIFIC COAST rTActH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
GOLF MEET FOR CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. Aug. ia classy
field. including Jim Barnes and Bob.
by Jones. Is expected TO tee off in
the Western open golf championship
TO be held here August 2s.2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

summary; struck out-By Jscebs
by e,o,,ia : nasss on bsils~Of Jarobz
= of Gould 2 T~o-bHae hits
wisterzli. three base hit-~i.e~A Don-
bic piays--sand 70 siEiin 20 Gay y heh-
worthy 20 Murphy ?. ba1rihcs blis
Gay. Gould. Stolen bases-oays "a .'.
sand. Lane. Innings pltched-Br D4leI
A. runs s, hits 6. at bat 8. Charge dofeAt
to DALEY. Runs responsible fof--paily
). Jacobs 1. Gould 1. Time OF gam"
Is4s Lmpiren-Phyi~ ana EAAon.
se.oad Lama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
JOHNSON SETS RECORD

WASHINGTON. aug. l5.-Walter
Johnson. by striking out eight men
yesterday. established a new worlds
record for strike.outs. The great
Walter has struck out s,775 men in
see games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
THORPE TO LEAD TIGERS

CLEVELAND. Aug. rs. Jim
Thorpe. famous Indian football star.
IL slated 10 lead the Cleveland Tigers
professional gridiron players. this
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
RACKET NEWS

Mere thsa I0s efsiriais will - re-
auired to take cbssre Of the first tive
dsys' play In the wemes's ssti"ssi
tennis championship. which opea
today II Forest Hills. y. y.
J. n, Hawkes.. the crack Australia
tennis player. 10 70 year. Of age. He
beat Norman brooks tsies. and vas
school boy champion from 1874 10 1918
In Australia He Is a soutnpas.
Vincent Richards. the crack Ss~ York
net youngster. may enter Yale university
this fali.
Iehiys Kumage. the yarane~e ten
MS star. viii sail for japan septem-
Der AZ.
Zenxo shirnifxu. the .s-year-oif Nip
poncss tennis player, who will psrtiei.
pate In the national singles at Philaeel-
phia. has been champion Of Bengal. In
dia. for five years.
Bruce Hesketh and Bill NOLAN. Of
Lincoln. Armand Marion. Of Broadway
and Joe Llvenxood. Of Franklin. the lead
ing lights In the 1871 Seattle high school
tennis league. all plan 20 enter the Uni
verslty Of Washington this fan There is
a strong nucleus for a crack frosh team
among those four racquet pieiders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
A LOT OF MONEY

The French government has asked
for 10000 francs for carrying out its
Olympic games program for 1894.
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PHILLY TO LOSE NATIONAL BERTH?

NEW YORK Aug i5-T. going the rounds in baseball circles here that Bl
Baseball has big the Maryland metropolis during the
Qmk andh
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Portland win stage the 1922 Pa
cific Coast zone trapshooting tourna-
ment.
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GRID $ g
@SHV

The shampias tsisev~liy 81 Calf
ssruis fe.sbsii tenn will play Ne
fir~s Paddle Cssss cssfevcaes gsme
at Is~rksiey against the tsiserslsy
81 Oseusa sausd 80 October -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Fin ally
Wins Cup
Young San Francisco Net
Star Cops State Cham
pionship Honors Here
Ry LEO UI,AssEN

WHEN Irving weinstein, the
w young san Francisco tennis
star. defeated Charles Stiekncy. his
veteran fellow. townsman. In the
finals OF the Washington state tennis
meet at ririock. saturday, he won
his first championship In two years
OF play ON Northwestern courts.
last season weinstein made his
first trip North and finished In the
ssmifinals in tho Pacific Northwest
meet at Tacoma. and also finished
I'm tho scml.finals OF the Washington
state meet here. being defeated in
both tournaments by Howard Kin
sey.
This year welnstoin has played at
Spokane. Portland. Tacoma, Van.
couver and Victoria. II. G.. and at
Seattle. his Seattle stay being his
last stopping place before going back
home.
ALWAYS NEAR
TOP
weinstein has always forced his
way 20 tho top in all OF his meets.
but saturdays victory was his first
championship.
He defeated Stickney In straight
sets. both men playing very steady
tennis. but weinstein playing the
stronger game. as the score OF 60,
rs. So shows.
Maymc Mcdonald and Rita Meyer.
both OF Seattle. put up good hight
in the women's singles. the former
retaining her title hya so. SO count
Maymc Mcdonald and Mrs. Brag'
don won the womcn's doubles by 6's.
So score. defeating Marion Wheaton
and Mrs. Robinson.
CALIFORNIA
VETS WIN
Charles siekney and Carl Gard.
ner, California veterans. won out
over William Ingraham and Irving
weinsteln in the mems doubles. So.
ss. 81.
Mayme Mcdonald registered her
third victory OF the day when. paired
with William Ingraham. she helped
defeat Mrs. Bourque and Weinstein
In the mixed doubles finals. rs. 81
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After tho show. wen 20 to Boldt's.
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ST. PAUL. Aug. Is. -
Schumann. Tacoma weterve
will box Cal Delaney. Of clesen
10 rounds here tonight
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HEARNE WINS RACE

Ter intereoifs rtats football rames ar
booked for indianapolis this fall
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iy
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Columbia university football candidates
practice Tuesdays. Wednesdays and
Thursdays Of each seek cariny the sum.
ner.
psir.r stadium. ct Princesen. ~ifi sc-
comm cdais ts.pee people ~hsn the
TIGERS and Harvard Crimson clash N
their annual football Eame IN November.
me Princeton candidates ~iis be called
out for first pnaetfce september -.
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~ Win rect -. % 10 erpe~s~A. 10
80 IN. Harvard and Yale festbsii
annae thls fall
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Iehiys Kumage. the japanese ten
MS star. viii sail for japan septem-
Der AZ.
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|
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-13
zMoNEMS NEREIKALINGI
GYDYTOJAI.
Nereikalingos mokestys, nei
policija.

Buenos, Aires, Argentina.
Sausio II. -rPerniai metQ pa
baigojec cia buvo atplaukes
Anglijos skraiduohs Dart
mouth. Jis buvo parkeliaves i
tolimqjq Anglijos posesijp
Pakeliuje 'bu3o sustojes il ties
sala Tristan da Cunha.
Tojje saloje gyvena nedaue
zzmoniQ, pasakojo Gia laivo
virsSininkai. Bet tie zmones ne
turi, rupesciq, nei vargQ. Ne
turi jie nei pinigQ. Pas juos
nezinomos mokestys, nezlno,
mi policmonal, advokatai, nei
gydytojai. Neturi sau jokic
virSininko. Laikraseip If pas,
tos~1ie susilaukia viena karta
j du 1netu. >Jokios ligos neil
nomos.
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