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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
LIBERTY BOND NOTICE

The Eastern Shore Trust Compan,
will pay par for all issues of Libert,
Bonds. if the money is placed on de
post in our Savings Department fo
2 period of CO.. months.
Victory Bonds taken at the mar
ket which is above Par.
The Eastern snore Trust Co.,
j. G. MILLS. Cashier.
t 5-1mo B&R
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07

Lawn Swings, Porch Swings and
Hammock. Herbert Hearn Hdw
Co.--Adv.
If yousare going to build, repair or
paint, come and see us. Herbert
Hearn Hdwe.-Adv.
.Ho for the base ball, all kinds base
ball goods at Herbert Hearn Hdwe.
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Fletcher & Jones. Solicitors
ORDER OF RATIFICATION
In The Matter OF The Estate OF Ami
Fro. Deceased
In The Orphans Court For Dorcheste
County, Maryland

In Dorchester County Orphans Court:
ORDERED, This Goth day of May,
A. D.. 1922. that the sale of the lease
mold property of Annie Ero, deceased,
made by Frank Fro. administrator of
said deceased, in pursuance of the law
or Maryland, vesting the Orphans
Court of said County with the power
10 order the sale of the leasehold prop
erty, and this day reported to this
Court by the said Frank Fro, Admin
lstrator, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to- the contrary be shown on
or before the 3rd of June, next !;
Provided copy OF this order be insert
ed IN some newspaper published, in
dorchester County once in each of
three successive weeks before the LIST
day Of July next. The report states
the amount of sale to be 1870
EDWIN. L. GRIFFITH,
TRAVERS S. THOMPSON,
Judges of the Orphans Court for Dor
chester County.
RUSSELL P. SMITH, -
True Copy. Register of Wills,
TEST: RUSSELL P. SMITH.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Glove Gifts
Our Glove Stock Is Attractive

Showing all the new and wanted styles
and colors and most attractively priced:
Our Kid Gloves are the finest importations
from Tfefousse, Perrin and Jouvin.
2O-button length French Glace Kid Gloves.
in white At 50 pair.
16-button-length Gloves. brown, mastic,
champagne. black and white, in glace, sand
and gray shades in French suede. At
$3.50 pair.
12buttonlength Gloves, In tan, brown,
mode, copper. gray, black and white. AT
$3.50 pair.
S.button-length Gloves. in brown, black
and white, self and contrast stitching and
embroidery. At S4.00 and $3.50 pair.
IL and 16 button Washable Doeskin Gloves.
in natural chamois color and white. AT
A.75 pair.
Strap-wrist Gauntlet Gloves, in all the
new styles and embroderies in French kid,
suede, mocha skin, washable cape skin and
mochaline, in all the desired colors, black
and white. At So to IS so.
2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves pique and over
seam Paris point and various styles EN-.
broidered stitchings. In tan, brown, mode.
beaver, mastic champagne, gray, pearl,
black and white. At So, $3.50, So and $3.50.
1-clasp Washable Cape Skin Gloves, Piqpe
and Prix seam, spear point and embroidered
and gray. At $500 and $3.50.
Genuine Mocha Skin Gloves. OF best quail
ties and make. 1-clasp, in gray and brown,
at So and $3.50; 1.clasp. silk.lined, in gray,
at $500.
There has never before been such q va
riety of styles shown I'm
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Give POintex or Paris
,ClOcked Silk Hose.
Two. Pair in Box, $5.35

Women's all-silk ingram dye Pointex Hose.
Black, cocoa, gray, etc. Also all-over silk
hose with Paris clocks. Several attractive
patterns. Black, brown, cocoa and camel,
polo, gray, suede. gunmetal, silver ana gold.
All.over silk sheer chiffon hose. some with
panel backs. Black, silver, gold, gunmetal.
gray and other colors. Single pair at $2.96-
two pairs in box at S5SS. Children's silk
Socks white with fancy tops, in half and
three-quarter length. Sizes 8 to 3. Infapts'
white silk socks with crochet tops, In white,
pink and sky. Sizes to sh. Two pairs
in box. S1.S5.
= women's silk and wool hose. Special pur-
chase Richeieu yipbed and plain. Very at
tractive color combinations, In gray, beaver.
camel, cordovan, blue. heather and black.
$3.50.
service; pure thread silk, scanned back.
Good weight. Black. gray and brown. Pair.
$50. Three In box at 800.
Phoenix silk Hose. Full faahioned pure
thread SILK. mercerised tops. Black. white.
brown tan. beige, gray and Runmetal. Ex-
osllsnt for for {sssSTai wear and make ideal
Phoenix six Hose. Sl.1e - $50,
Hois.proof ysiik Hose. el.10 10 S3.0e.
onyx Snk Hose, S1.e0 10 $500.
Chiidren's Onyx Hcss. 40 20 4l.oe.
Childrsn's Sport Hose: full length and
threeauarter. To b e1.eS.
Children's Cotton Sports Hose. Ne. ~,
Ps,As Reva,--Mah Fisss.
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Stationery Gifts

Are always appreciated, and our selection
is so complete that you can find a gift
here for everybody.
Pretty boxes of Stationery. cretonne GOV.
ered containing 3s sheets Of good paper and
correspondence cards hand envelopes to
match: all white or assorted colors. At 81
to $1.25.
Handsome boxes Of Wards linen tied with
broad ribbon, 2 quires paper and correspond
ence cards and envelopes to match At
$500 box.
Other gift Stationery from CSC to IS box.
Watermans. Moore's or Wald Fountain
Pens $3.50 to SIS each.
Eversharp Pencils. 60c to SIS each.
Fountain Pen, with band trimming and
l4-karat gold pen. 80 each.
Poker Sets, mahogany or mission cases,
with chips and cards. At $3.50 to &1e.7A
Christmas Cards from Sc to soc each.
Package Of Xmas cards. IL cards and
envelopes, 25c; 15 cards and envelopes, Soc;
Is cards and envelopes, 81.
Children's Books. 25c to So each.
Children's Games and Painting Sets. CSC
10 $3.50 each.
School Bags. SOC to So each.
Pencil Sets. 25c to $3.50.
Cameras and Kodaks S1.50 to $35 each.
Special Ansco Camera, with 2 rolls film,
S195.
Narcissus Bulbs. in pretty bowls, all
boxed ready for shipment, Soc to $3.50 each.
Popular Calendars, boxed; cheer, content
ment, etc. At 35c
Photograph Albums. SOC, 81, sl.5e and up
to $3.50 each.
Special XII Kodak Albums. real leather
cover, $3.50 each.
Pretty Framed Notices. In boxes. sec, 75c,
81, up to $500 each.
Personal Xmas Cards
Orders should be placed at once and in.
sure q good selection and SERVICE In lots OF
25, for S2.25 up:
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
The Vogue for Fall and
Winter Pull Over Sweaters
at $500 :

Attractively made Of pure wool, mohair and
fibre mixtures. They are worn with blouses
and are even heavy enough to wear with
out blouses.
Choose from Egyptian designs, others with
neat borders in various shades and still
others in solid colors. Russian blouse ef-
fects, round necks and high necks. Cosors
are tan and gold, brown and gold, gray
and blue black and white. $S.oo.
Smart Tuxedo and Coat sweaters an
ideal Christmas gift. Various styles and
weaves. Combination colorings. Fasten to
neck, pockets and belt all round. Black,
buff. navy and brown at - 10 1855.
Palals RoyaIThlrd Floor.
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Fabric Gloves

Elbow lengths in chamoisette, chamois
suede fabric and the heavier double-woven
fabrics. in plain and embroidered stitchngs
and in all colors. black and white. At 75c
to Ses5 pair.
Strap Wrist Gauntlets, of many styles,
in any number of fabrics. closely resembling
suede and mocha, beautifully stitched and
embroidered in all the wanted colors. At
7Bc to $2.95 pair.
2.clasp Fabric Gloves, in chamoisette
leatherette, etc.; plain and twotoned en-
broidery in all colors, with black. and
white. At 75c to $1.75.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Children's Gloves

1-clasp Washable Cape Skin Gloves, P. X.
and Prix seam, in tan and brown. At $1.75.
Slip.on style Cape Gloves, spear point
stitching, in tan shades. At $1.50.
Misses 2-clasp p. X. Glace Gloves, self
and contrasting stitching and sewing. in
tan, brown and white. At $l.So and SL7S.
Boys and Girls 1-clasp FIeece-lined Glace
Gloves. IN tan and brown. At S1.45 pair.
Scout Gauntlets, fleece lined. plain and
decorated cuff. in tan, brown and black.
At 81 90 to $3.50. a..
Doette Leathefette and Twoplex Fabrics.
in 1-clasp and gauntlet style, in gray, mode.
beaver and brown. At $1.29 and $3.50 pair.
and clasp and Strap Wrist Chamoi-
sette Gloves, In tan, brown, gray and
white At SOC and 75c pair.
We have woolen Gloves in variety Of
styles and colorngs. Long Gauntlet style
Gloves in Scotch wool and in the knitted
woolens At 81 and Si50 pair.
Knit Wool Gloves, In brown, gray, navy
and black. At Soc and 55c.
Allwooi Mittens, double in colors and
black. AT 7Sc pair.
Infants Mittens. with and without thumb,
in white. At Soc pair.
Pslais Royal-Main Floor
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handle; hair brush dressing comb powder box
nail buffer nail fle cuce knife shoe hook shoe horn, save
boxes cuticle scissors and large tray, imitation she'll At
$4,000
piees Toilet Sets; Dolly Madison; in imitation amber
speee Du Barry Pattern Ivory Pyrslin Set; consisting Of
hair brush mirror dressing comb, nail buffer nail file and
cuticle knife At $780,
epece Imitation Shell Se consisting Of brush
shape mirror, dressing comb nail buffer nail file and cucle
knife At $1,000
3pieoe Du Barry Pattern Ivory Pyran Set At $1375.
apece Dolly Madison Pattern Set At $1350 and 1880
5-pece Manicure Sets in lined boxes At $1.5o.
7-piece Manicure Sets; in lined boxes. At $3.50.
spiece Manicure Sets; consisting Of nail buffers with
changeabe chsmos nail file, cuticle knife pa stick
box cyticle scissors shoe hook and large size ay in hand
some lined boxes. At $1,000.
and 1opiece Imported Manicure Sets At $ss5 $780,
Military Brush Sets; Ivory Pyraln, Barry plain
patterns At $14.56, S13.75 and $S.95 Set
Military Brush Sets in ebony Karibrose solid wood
backs; excellent brstles from $6.s5 to $1lS0 Set.
Ssntax Military Brush Sets. At $1,000 and $780,
Santax Hair Brushes In individual At $780, $780,
$3.50 and $500.
Imported Novelties. At Soc and 500.
Imported Boudolr Coeks different styles. At S2sS
D. vbss Perfume Atomisers; drop perfume bursting
into myriad atoms Of fragrance makes the Of perfume
added delight Every guaranteed From Soc S2OO
Psas Roysl-Man Floor.
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$500 to $500

Gowns for street and afternoon fashioned Of poire TWILL
SERGE picone and totne Gowns for evening and festive
occasions Of gold and silver cloth lace ssiome velvet and
Canton crepe Enhanced with drpes, panels novelties
that help materially to give that elongated effect
Paisis Royal-Third vleos.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Brassieres and Bandeau,

OF wash satin. crepe de chine, In pastel
tints, lavender, pink or white. trimmed with
fine laces, others are hand embroidered or
allovsr lace. combined with satin; hook
front or back styles; sizes 80 20 81: make
delightful Christmas gifts. Priced at lie,
81, e1.bo, -, up 70 $40.
Palais Rsyal-Third Floor
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Toilet Sets

Of Ivory Pyrain Ivaleur in the famous Barry and
other wonderful patterns select your Christmas gifts
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Plaid Double Blankets

7oxs4 inches. Very fine pure wool. close
weave and beautifully finished In Q wide
range Of colorinss. At S1e.Be pair.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Fashionable Afternoon, Street and
Evening Gowns for Stout Women

Many larger Of Washington not know that in
rsadytowear department the third floor have
ranged special department devoted exclusively to the
bling and displaying Of for larger An expert
is who has for served the larger
of Washington, and their Extraordinary
has been taken in assembling these larger size gowns
Manufacturers whose mind and concentrated the
fshien needs Of the larger woman were patronzed with the
result have assembled most charming collection Mary
possess touches Of individuality that heretofore have only
found in gowns of regular sizes.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

Bestyette Rain Coats and Capes complete
showing. sizes TO l6. Capes at $S.So 10
$500. Coats. $500 to $1,000
ALL FOR THE NEW BABY AND TOTS
UP. TO YEARS
Bootees, soc TO $l50.
Sacques. 81 to $500.
Caps, SOC to $500.
Leggins, 81 70 s..
Knit Toques, SOC to So
Dresses. SOC to SO.
Cribs. - to $50.
Toys, csc to So.
Toilet Sets, 75c to $500.
Shoes, 81 to $3.50.
Stockings. 25c to 81.
Bonnets, 75c to SO.
Blankets. 81 to S..
Carriage Covers, $l.98 to $40.
0'Ps FOR II THOSE FROM TO 8 YEARS
Bath Robes. $3.50 to IS.
Dresses. 81 to SO.
Rompers, 81 to -.
Suits at 81 to -.
Coats at 81 to $26.
Leggins 81 90 to IS.
So Sweaters, $1.S8 to IS.
FOR THE YOUNG MISS, 8 to is YEARS
Dresses (ginghan). $l.sS to IS.
Dresses (wooD $3.9S to $40.
Dresses (silk), SO to 'S5.
Coats at $7s8 to $50.
: Middies (cotton). 81 to IS
Middies (wooD. S2.98 to s..
Sweaters at So to $8.
Rain Capes, S1.98 to 81 s8.
Rain Coats, IS to SO.
Bath Robes, So to IS.
Kimonos at $1.08 to So.
Guimpes at 81 to $2.98.
Hats at Sl.sS to $40.
Everything lovely and new, all with the
holiday spirit in styles and colors: many
special purchases among the assortments.
Palais Royal-Third Floor
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Blanket Weather

We offer q fine assortment of dependable
wool blankets at very moderate prices, quality
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Boys Dependable
Clothes

vi i dldlS IsVydl 0uouty
Make Useful and Practical Gifts That Look
Well and Wear Well
Special Greater-Vslue Prices
Boys Extra Good Quality Al.Wool MacLi.
naws; $40 to $3.50 values; sizes to II. At
S795.
Little Boys Overcoats: wool chinchilla with
all wool lining; sizes to 8. At &8.75.
Fine Quality Eton Norfolk Suits; for little
boys; in all.wool tweeds sizes to 10. Very
special at $3.50.
Boys AII.wOOi TwO-trOuser Suits; in the
newest models; for boys to IS. At $l2.50
to $3.50.
Boys Atwood Twopants Suits; sizes to
II. At 1915.
Big Boys Overcoats; extra fine coats for
boys 10 to 1s. At $500 to S24.50.
llgh.grade OvercOats; for little boys; OF
extra fine all-wool fabrics with all-wool lin
ings; sizes to 10. At $12.50 to $3.50.
Boys TwO-pants Suits; Of Crompton all
weather corduroy; the better grade and make;
all sizes to II. Special at $895.
The Nationally Famous Bestyette Rainy.D Day
Outfits, for Boys.
Boys Bestyette Rainy Day Outfit, consist
ing of coat and hat; tan; double texture
guaranteed waterproof fabrics; for boys
to 16 Every outfit in special holiday box
tree at $5.95.
Boys Bestyette Rainy Day Outfit; extra
good quality double texture; guaranteed
waterproof; fabrics in tan and oxfords sizes
to 16. At $8.95.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor
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Our Third Floor WOmen's
Section

Has never shown a more attractive dis
play Of practical gifts. Something to delight
and please the heart Of every woman.
whether young or old.
A few suggestions: 5000 new petticoats
are here, embodying the newest idea in ma.
terials and color combinations and sizes to
fit every figure. Special groups at S396,
S. and $688.
Cotton Petticoats of the finer sateens or
heatherblooms. some with the combination
nounces Of two or three tone effects; very
practical. At 81 to $3.50.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

-l6.piece Du Barry Set, con-
sisting of bonnet shape long
handle mirror, hair brush,
dressing comb, puff box, hair
receiver, cloth brush, hat brush,
nail buffer, nail file, cuticle
knife, shoe hook, shoe horn, two
salve boxes, perfume holder and
large size tray. At $4,000.
15-pieee Ivaleur Sets in
Royalton patterns consisting
Of bonnet shape long handle
mirror, hair brush, dressing
comb, powder box, hair receiv-
er, cloth brush, nail buffer,
nail file, cuticle knife, shoe
hook, shoe horn, 2 cream boxes.
cushion jewel box and per-
fume holder. At $1,000.
14-piece Toilet Sets; Dolly
Madison pattern, consisting of
bonnet shape mirror, with long
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

We endorse the
Safety Week pro-
gram, which marks
the beginning Of 4
permanent campaign
to make Washington
safe.
Don't get hurt
week, beginning No
vember 26 to Decem-
Der 2.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
LOunging or Bath Robes

Made Of genuine Beacon Cloth Qabeled), in
attractive floral or Indian patterns, both
light or dark, handsomely trimmed in satin
ribbon. One could not find a more accept
able gift. At $4.69.
Others In endless varieties at So to SIS.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

round. at SO. $12 and SIS.
All Pure Wool Blankets
ity, neatly bound Size. 72xs4nch. At $3.50
pair.
All-WOOl Plaid Blankets
Doublebed size, beautiful woven in various
plaids. finished with soisette bindings At
$3.50 pair.
All Pure Wool Blankets
Heavy quality in white with pink and blue
borders. Soisette binding. Size 70x32. At
$11.O0 pair.
KenwOOd Fancy Blankets
OF all pure wool in a beautiful range of
coorings something different from the Or
dinary blanket Sizes 72xS4.inch. Weighs
pounds and finished with 3-inch silk binding.
At $l2.25 each.
Australian All Pure Wool
Blankets
Full range Of plaid designs. Sizes 66xso
and 70xsO inches. Weight. Az and pounds.
Size 70x80 at $1,000 pair.
Silk Covered Comforts
Double-bed sizes. In wool and downfilled.
At $3.50, S2..5O. S.7.50, $4,000 and $500 each.
Palais Roy al-SecOnd Floor.
Glove Gifts
Our Glove Stock Is Attractive
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Martex Turkish Bath
Towels
Imported Huck Towels

All pure Irish bleached linen towels, plain
and monogram borders; all hemstitched;
At 75c, o., N.Ss, Si.5e. Sl.5s. S1.ss. N.7S,
% and S2.eS each.
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Australian All Pure Wool
Blankets
Silk-COvered Comforts

Double-bed Sizes IN wool and down.filled.
At SIT so, S?e.5O, Se7. 80 $4,000 and $500 each.
Palais ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
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Undergarments and
Negligees
Envelope Chemise, $2.98

Made OF radium and crepe de chine. lacy
and tailored styles, with val. flet and
Calls laces and ribbon. Pink, blue, orchid
and honeydew. At $2.98.
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This Chance
/ Suit
Price

1pOrtunity like this to pur-
ne four lots include all the
On's styles, finely tailored,
at is but about HALF of
Evening star., 1922-07-09
SANDLOT TEAMS
STAGE TITLE CONTESTS

BENNING-RidHe road near Ben.
ming electric railway station.
BROOkLAND-Sth and Monroe
streets northeast.
CATHOLIC UNTVERSITY-Mich
fgan avenue near eth street north
east.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS u Nichols
avenue and Portland street, Com
gress Heights.
kNICk ERBOCKER-35th street
and Wisconsin avenue.
LINWORTH-6th and b streets.
MOHAWK-17th and ID streets
southeast.
MOENT RAINIER-Bladens
road near District line.
PLAZA - Massachusetts avenue
east of Union station.
ROSEDALE-1Sth and Gales
streets northeast.
SHERWOOD-24th street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast,
SILVER SPRING-Georgia and
Alaska avenues.
TRlNITY--37th and n streets.
UNION PARK-1Sth street and
Florida avenue northeast.
WASHINGTON BARRACKS-
Foot of 41s street southwest.
TENLEYTOWN-W ave.
nue., opposite Friends School
Evening star., 1922-07-09
DEMPSEY AND WILLS
ARE UNABLE TO AGREE

NEW YORK, July SACK Demp-
sey and Harry Wills. negro chal-
lenger for the heavyweight cham
pionship, failed to get together at
q conference called for the signing
Of a contract for the contest today
result.
Jack Kfarns. Dempsey's manager.
presented one contract and Paddy
Mullins, who handles the negro, put
forward another. Dempsey refused
to sign the Wills contract and wills
the Dempsey.
Another conference was set for
Tuesday.
Mullins contract was so drawn that
the bout would have to be held with
in ninety days at the most providing
some one financially responsible Of
be done by the highest bidder. Null
Inns also insisted that the articles Of
agreement, to be drawn when a pro-
moter is found. be under New York
athletic commission rules.
Kearns' chief objection was that
wills document placed both boxers
''at the mercy of promoters" his con-
struction being that regardless how
small the best purse offered might
be, 1t would have to be accepted.
Mullins argument that the bidding
would be spirited enough to force a
big purse was counteracted by
Kearns' assertion that q combination
of promoters could force the boxers
to meet for an inadequate purse
The Dempsey document provided
that the bout be held within sixty
days after a promoters contract was
signed. In addition to that. Mullins
proposal placed thfrty-day limit
from today for the obtaining Of bids.
Mullins said his first object was to ar
range the bout for this summer, re-
gardless Of the size Of tho purse, but
the Dempsey contract permitted the
refusal OF all bids II none was salts
factory.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
Lynch, IN FINE SHAPE,
/. MAY TAKE BUFF'S TITLE
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK, July s.-Joe Lynch, in
workouts. has shown form such as he
has not displayed since he took the
bantam title away from Pete Herman.
Monday night he will meet Johnny
Buff of Jersey. for the bantamweight
are d lot of wise guys who figure that
he is in line to take the gonfalon.
Buff has not been well. He had
gland trouble in his neck which has
kept him out of the ring for many
months. and 1t is problematical
speed for fifteen rounds at the New
York Velodrome. Any way. Buff S
real title is the hyweight. Fans have
figured that the first good bantam he
meets will be able to stand the gaff
better than the Jersey man. We will
know all about that on Monday night.
Another good Monday night fight is
that between Harry Greb and Tommy
Loughran. the Philadelphia apollo.
Friends of Loughran argue that
Greb's peculiar style of workmanship
sos Tommy is a glittering exception
to all other fighters Harry Greb has
met, with the exception of JEFF Smith.
The other day a fight expert, writ
ing of Greb, stated he was a fit-or-
miss fighter. knowing nothing about
boxing. tnat ne was so oao ne mace
every opponent bad. too. Did you
over hear such rot? There isn't a
waliop Greb sends that is unaimed
or untimed. The real reason for
Greb's success is that he is sending
in punches from new and strange
angles and the men he fights don't
know how to stop them.
There is only one tip the writer
would like to give to Harry: Don't
fight Dempsey. Fight ANYBODY else.
but lay off Jack, for Jack has heard
stories emanatfng from Pittsburgh
that Greb showed up the champion
while he was training for Willard.
Hence the above advice. A word to
the wise.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
WEST VIRGINIA TRIPS
ARE TO BE .CURTAILED

A new departure IN events abroad
FOR West, virgins University teams
tshas been announced by H A. stans-
bury. director of athletics More con-
.servatfvs schedules will be arranged.
The annual eastern base ball trip
will be cut from ten to fve games,
while the basket ball team. In. Its
eastern invasion. will play four games
instead often. The wrestling team
will make only one long trip-that to
Iowa for the intersectiona1 contests
with Anes The m.untatneer ls,n gr1a-
tended trips-to Bloomington, Ind.
and Cincinnati, Ohio. E
Evening star., 1922-07-09

slider Carpentier his greatest rival
The Freedman, as . matter OF
fact. II more popular than even
John l.. and has been solely re-
apOnsible for the Srowth of boxing
In Europe.
Vard0n In generally admitted to
be the greatest OF all golfers. Old
John Ball has q wonderful record
extending over thirty years and
won many championships, but
Vardon II rated the better golfer.
I'll bet y0u never thought OF
Sahdovv. But who has been idolfzed
for the last twenty-five yearsf
Every boys ambition II to be as
as strong ~ Sandovv. And Sandow
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Since 1t seems the proper thing
to pick the six greatest men, or.
the six greatest wome n. ETC., offer
for your approval the six greatest
men of the world of sport.
Do You aEreef
No.
We'll. then. pick n better one.
I am sure you will Hgree that
Jim Thorpe and Ty Cobb belong.
There IL hardly a doubt about 1t.
John L.s
Well, in my mind there has never
been n fighter who SO completely
dominated the game for such n
length of time as old John dfd-Or
one who created such IL lasting In
huence. YOu may smile, but I con-
Evening star., 1922-07-09
FRENCHMAN ISPLANNING
TO BOX 'YANK In LONDON
Probable That They VIII Battle in Fall-Dempsey
and Wills Are Very Unlikely to Swap Title
Punches This Year,
BY SPARROW MedANN.

n 1EW YORK, July 8What do think Descamps
clever of Georges Carpenter working
ing fall Carp and
Charles Weinert. the Newark adonis.
Wilson, the British and the French
together muing
Marcel NlesCap fight which gmerng
Battling Sikh the wdeyed Algerian knocked Marcel
recently.
Culnan, Weinert has touch
has been advised that Charley through his American
his clear bring the Newaker Georges together this fall
or early next