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Evening star., 1931-12-28
Week End Sports
Briefly Described
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW IORK.--Joe Jacobs an
nounCes Schmeling will defend
heavyweight title against Mickey
Walker at Miami in February.
BALTIMORE. - Gilbert Hunt.
Maryland indoor champion. reaches
quarter finals OF boys national in
door tenris championship. Kendall
Cram loses in junior championship
TO Edward Bordin of Temple, 2-6,
60, Ga.
ATLANTA.-Canfornia'S foot ball
team conQucrS Georgia Tech. 1916.
CORAL GABLES. Fla. J. c.
Ellis LeroS wins $4,000 Inaugural
handicap rs new Tropical Park
track opens.
NEW YORK Eastern Foot Ball
OncialS' Association appoints COM
mittee Of three 10 study rules and
report to National Rules Committee.
NEW YORK. -- Cochran beats
Hoppe at lS2 balkline billiards.
1888 to ll66. but loses st three
cushions, ll6 10 6S.
PINEHURST. N. C.-Dlck Wilson
wins medal in qualifying round for
anrua Midwinter golf tournament,
with 76.
ABN. F!nlapi.-Nurmi CnnCunceS
b viii rln in both 10 roo meters
ami marathon at Ol.mpics.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
PLANS To DEVELOP
AIR OFFENSIVE HIT
Hard d-Working .Trojans Live
at Unannounced Hotel to
Shun WeII-WIshers.
BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN,

DAsADENA, Calf, December
- 28. - California's weather,
L dripping wet since Tulane's
foot ball team arrived for
its Rose Tournament game with
the University of Southern Cali
fornia here Friday, today served
to lengthen the face of the
GreenieS' mentor, Bernie Bierman.
Rain last night further damp
ened Tournament Park, and the
forecast called for more rain to-
day, putting crimp in Bierman's
plans for a long, hard workout.
The Green Wave board of strategy
had heavy training schedule mapped
out up to Thursday. wet gridiron is
not conducive to concentrated practice
efforts.
Not that the GreenieS are unused to
| sodden sod, for 10 of their IL victories
this Fall were on wet gridirons, but
Coach Bierman feels his team needs
much work the remainder of this week
to get back into its winning stride for
CHOULD the rainy spell continue
~ through Friday it probably would
work further inconvenience on the
GreenieS. The Green Wave appears to
have rolled much better via the air than
the TrojanS during the last season. with
Don Zimmerman'S accurate passes so
effective, and a wet greenSWard prob
ably would spoil the timing of the
aerial plays as well as the accuracy of
the toSSes
The TrOjanS are unused to muddy
going, but with their superior weight
and a preference for power drives a
| slow field would probably work to their
| advantage. Only in the California con-
test, which they won, 6 to 0, was the
gridiron soggy.
T OS ANGELES, December % P.-
- Southern California's Trojan grid
sterS will remain in secluSion from
now until their Rose Tournament foot
ball game with Tulane at Pasadena New
Year day.
Coach Howard Jones will bring the
men Of Troy to Bovard Field each day
for practice and then drop out of the
picture again. The squad is being kept
at an unannounced hotel.
The idea is to keep the players away
from we'll wiSherS and aid in prevent
ing possibility of overconfidence for
the impending struggle with the Green
Wave. Hard workouts are scheduled to-
day and tomorrow, but the Trojans
probably will taper off Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
GEORGIA SCHEDULES OUT
1882 Dates for Foot Ball, Basket
Ball and Track Announced.

ATHENS, Ga, December % P-
University of Georgia today announced
dates for three sports for 1892. foot
ball, basket ball and track.
The foot ball schedule shows eight
Southern Conference and one inter-
sectional contest.
The Bull Dogs again will play New
York University in New York City but
Yale is off next Falls slate The
schedule:
October ". P. /, in Athens. Octo-
Der 8-Tulane. in New Orleans. Octo-
Der l5-North Carolina, in Athens.
october 22-Vanderbilt, in Athens.
October 29.-Florida. in Athens.
November 5-N. Y. u, in New York
City. November 12-Clemson, in Athens.
November 19-Auburn. in Columbus,
Ga. November 26-Georgia Tech, in
Atlanta.
The basket ball schedule shows II
games, IL of which are with Southern
Conference opponents.
The schedule includes: January 16
New York Celtics, in Athens February
2-Clemson, in Clemson. February O.
Clemson, in Athens.
Five dual track meets are listed in
addition to the Southern Conference
championships at Atlanta May 20-21.
The schedule includes: April 2-Fur-
mon, in Greenville, S. c. April g..
Clemson, in Athens.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
EAGLES AND WIGS
GET GOOD STARTS
Capitals Leading Semi-Pro
QuintetS Winners Over
PhiIadeIphians.
w YASHINGTON'S two semi-pro
basket ball teams Skinker
" v Eagles. who have ruled su-

w YASHINGTON'S two semi-pro
\n| basket ball teams, Skinker
v " Eagles. who have ruled su-
preme hereabout for several
seasons, and Vic Sport Shop, both are
of to winning starts.
Using an array containing four for
mer University of Maryland players,
Heagy, Evans. Allen and Radice, Eagles
conquered Philadelphia Y. M. H. A.
tossers yesterday on the Boys Club
court. 80 to 26 The Quaker City team,
aided by the accurate shooting of Vein
er. who hit the cords for 13 points,
threatened several times. but Tor the
mcSt part the Birds superiority was
pronounced. Ralph Bennie with IA
points was high scorer for the Eagles.
1t was a highly acceptable victory to
the Birds as the Philly crew trimmed
en- last season.
Penzoil Professionals OF Cleveland,
Oh o. Will appear against the Eagles at
The Boys CluD next Sunday afternoon.
ViCS toSSerS threw Of a determined
late enemy challenge to squeeze out vic
tory over Philly Pros. The half ended
in tie at 15-all. jake Goldblatt, for
mer Tech High stand out, with 10
points, led the winners, but Paul Rubin
Of the losers with IL was the games
leader on attack.
Census Enumerators took the meas
ure of Union Printers, "a to 20, in the
opening game of the Government
League. The contest was staged as a
preliminary to the Vic Sport Shop
Philly Pros game. Lester Singman of
the winners was high scorer win 13
points.
Northern Prep basketers will play
twice tonight on the Takoma- a-Silver
Spring High court. The unlimitedS will
face Sport Mart tossers and the l45-
Founders will engage Fairlawn A. G.
at 730 O'Clock.
Simon Atlas Chapter, No. 126, quint
Of this city won two games in connec-
ton with the national convention of
the A. z. A. on the Jewish Community
Center court. Baltimore was defeated
in the first game, 90 to 28, and Chester,
Pa, IN the second, 49 to "a.
Other results:
Ballston A c., AZ; Troop E, "a.
Saranacs, ST; Artillery, %.
Fort washington, 50, lTeIIlOLIS, -.
K. of c. (unlimiteds), 40; Silent
Five, l8.
These teams want games:
Saks Clothiers, unlimited foe, for to-
morrow night. Saks has court. Call
Dick Mothershead, District 3050, during
day. Company F, Hyattsville, especial
ly challenged.
Palace A. c., unlimited opponents
having courts Ed Scanlon, Columbia
3563-W, between 5 and 7 pm.
Virginians, unlimited foe, for tomor-
row or Wednesday night, home or away.
Watt, Alexandria 2020-J, between 6 and
1880 pm.
Saranac A. c., unlimited foes having
courts. Adams 4922.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Smaller Boys Lose Cage Title,
Coach Uses Ad for 6-Footers

FAYETTEVILLE Ark December % LF-Six fooers brought
five successive Southwest Conference basket ball championships
the University of Arkansas Coach Charles BasSe
starting busnesike way regain that prestige this
year.
The following advertisement recently appeared in the
Arkansas Traveller student WantedBoyS
y enrolled in the university feet inches height over
to basket ball. No previous needed See Coach
BaSSett"
Last year few inches taken the squads
height and the Razorback finished well in the
list.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
It's ''Babe,'' or Punch ON Beezer
'That's My Name,'' Miss Didrkson, Texas Ath-
letic Star, Tells Writers Wary of A. A. U.

ican track and field records and a
candidate for the 1882 United States
Olympic team
The rule drew a grin from the
Babe" as she took the opportunity
to write the A. A. U. as follows:
II am sorry to foil your plans,
but my birthright name is officially
Mildred Babe Didrikson. Babe is not
a nickname"
Later, discussing the matter with
sports writer's, Miss Didrikson issued
her ultimatum:
1.-The first one of you guys refer
ring to me in his stories as Mildred
instead of Babe is going to get O
punch on the nose."
Evening star., 1931-12-28
NET ACES AID CHARITY
Vines, Shields, Lott and Van Ryn
in Chicago Exhibition.

CHICAGO, December % (P.-Four
outstanding prospects for the next
United States Davis Cup tennis team
Ellsworth Vines, George Lott, Frank
Shields and John Van Ryn-will play
for charity at the Chicago Stadium to-
morrow night.
Vines, the national champion, will
meet Lott and Shields and Van Ryn
will meet in the singles matches and
Vines and Shields will meet Lott and
Van Ryn in doubles.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
PALACE GRIDMEN WIN

Conquer Mercurys, 2O-O-Mount
Rainiers Beat Mcmillan Park, 7-6.
Palace A. C. eleven, 150-pound cham
pions of the Capital City Foot Ball
League, today also claims the South
west unlimited title, following its 200
victory yesterday at Silver Spring over
Mercury gridders, runnerS-up in the
leagues unlimited flag scramble.
Palace outclassed its heavier foes to
register its fifteenth straight win.
Conquering Mcmillan Park, 7 to g.,
Mount RainierS eleven yesterday
gained second place in the Burroughs
Citizens Association Foot Ball League.
1t was the loops final game.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Varied Sports
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Date Saturday night scores)
Pittsburgh, Is; Colorado Univer-
sity, %.
Utah Aggies, &c. University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles, 81.
California, 27; Oregon State, %.
City College New York;, Al; Ge-
neva, 20.
Loyola (Chicago), 80; Montana
State, "a.
PRO HOCKEY.
Detroit Falcons, / New York Amer
leans, 0.
New York Rangers, 3; Chicago Black
hawks, l.
London (Ontario), O. Syracuse, /.
Chicago Shamrocks, 4; st. Louis
Flyers, 0.
Buffalo, 2; Tulsa, l.
New York, 3; New Haven, 2 Cana
dian American League.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Basket Ball Tips

Variety is the spice of life, and
Coach Blacks Nebraska basket ball
five makes use of it in their aoor
attack. For example, this play starts
exactly like the one shown yester-
day; that is, dribbles toward right
forward (3). AS he does SO, center
Cd cuts toward the right forward
corner of the court and then comes
in and pivots between 3's guard and
the basket.
No. 3 next runs around this block
Evening star., 1931-12-28
SHADE SHOP FIVE WINS.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December %
Shade Shop basketers of Washington
put on a strong second-half attack to
defeat Company F, National Guard,
quint, 29 to 49, yesterday on the armory
court here. COMPANY 2 was ahead at
halt time II to Q
Evening star., 1931-12-28
BULLFIGHTS TAME.

BOGOTA, Colombia, December %
(P).-Sidney Franklin, American. bull
fighter, made his Bogota debut yester-
day, but the bulls were so lazy that the
performance disappointed the 5000
spectators
Evening star., 1931-12-28
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
w WHAT'S in a name?
M Just plenty where the
v v National A. A. U. and
Mildred Babe Didrikson
are concerned.
At its recent meeting in Kansas
City the National A. A. u ordered
elimination of all reference to wom-
en- athletes by nicknames as "un-
dignified."
Some Texas sports followers be-
lieved the rule was aimed at Miss
Didrikson Of Dallas. holder OF Amer
Evening star., 1931-12-28
D. C. COACHES AT CONFAB
Pixlee, Walsh, Mills, Bergman and
Byrd at New York Meeting.

Five college foot ball coaches Of the
District area are attending the meet
ings of gridiron mentors and officials,
which opened today in New York.
They are Jim Pixlee and Len Walsh,
of George Washington, Tom Mills Of
Georgetown, Dutch Bergman of Cath
olic University and H. c. Byrd OF the,
University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
MOUNTAINEERS LIST G. u.
Home Tits With Hoyas
on 21-Game Schedule.

on 21-Game Schedule.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, December
28.-A 21-game basket ball schedule,
which includes all traditional rivals, mas
been announced for West Virginia.
Georgetown is listed under home e-and-
home arrangement.
The schedule:
January-6. West Virginia WESLEYAN; g.
Geneva; l3, Temple; Is, Bethany; 26, Salem
FebTuary96. Washington and Lee at Beck
ley. W. Va; 8. GEORGETOWN at Washington;
9. Temple at Philadelphia; 10, Army, at west
Point; H. Crescent A c. at Brooklyn; ~,
Carnegie Tech; 10. Georgetown; 20, Penn
State at State College, Pa; %, creighton;
26, Duquesne; 81, Washington and Jefferson
at Washington, Pa
March-I Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh; 5,
Washington and Jefferson; 8, PittSburgh at
Morgantown 10. West Virginia Wesleyan at
PuckhannOn.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
LASKY, BOXER, KILLED
MiddIeweight Scrapper Is Victim
of Automobile Accident.

GARRISON, Mimi, December % LP1.
David Lasky, middleweight boxer Of
Minneapolis, was killed last night when
an automobile he was riding in went
into a ditch near here.
He was 20 years old and had ap-
peared in preliminary bouts on the Pa
cific Coast.
He was brother of Art Lasky, Min
neapoliS heavyweight
Evening star., 1931-12-28
STRAYER FIVES CLASH
Alumni to Play Undergraduate

Basketers Tomorrow Night.
For the first time an undergraduate
alumni Strayer College basket ball game
has been arranged.
1t will be played tomorrow night at
$50 O'Clock at Central High and will
be made an annual feature of the
Strayer schedule
Sam Hook, Leo Gubisch, Bob Lever
ton, Pete Miller, M. Dix, Gene Nichols
and Meyer Rosenblatt are players upon
whom the alumni will count.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Face Unexpected Problems Tulane Hape1ed BY Continued Rain
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
DAY MORGAN and Eddie Foster

DAY MORGAN and Eddie Foster
X are expected to battle 1t out
for the third base job on the
Washington ball team next season.
Joe Tinker doubts whether Chance
and Evers will be able to deliver
for the Chicago Cubs the next cam
paien. 1t is doubtful whether
'"Three- fingered" Brown and Over
all will be with the team another
season.
Clark Grifith, Washington man
ager, has suggested that all Amert-
can League clubs install dressing
rooms for visiting teams at the field.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
OTTAWAS WIN ABROAD.

KATOWICE, Poland, December 27
P).-The Ottawa All-Stars hockey
team, touring Europe, defeated picked
Polish team to 0, here.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
SARAZEN, FARRELL WIN

Johnny's Long Putt Beats Ha-
waiian Amateur and Pro.
HONOLULU, December % P).-Gene
Sarazen and Johnny Farrell won a
best ball 36-hole exhibition golf match
here from Francis Brown, Hawaiian
amateur champion, and Arthur Bell,
Honolulu professional, l up.
Farrell sank 15-foot putt on the
final green for a birdie 3 to win the
match.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
GOLF CLASSIC DELAYED

Aqua Caliente to Wait a Day to
Avoid Los Angeles Conflict.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, December 28 (4').
Aqua Caliente's $4,000 Open Golf
Tournament will be postponed one day,
starting January 13 instead of Janu-
ary II.
The postponement followed receipt Of
word that the Los Angeles open would
not finish until Monday, January IL.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
CUE TOURNEY PLACED
Amateurs Will Play for 1872 Balk-
line Title at French Lick.

CHICAGO, December % (P.-The
annual Glass A Amateur 1872 Balkline
Billiards Championship Tournament to-
day was awarded to French Lick Springs,
Ind, by the National Billiard Associ-
alton of America and will start March
7, 1882.
Edgar T. Appleby of New York is the
defending champion.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
SOCCER TEAMS TIE.

MEXICO CITY, December % (P).-
The Iberia soccer foot ball team of
Havana played to a 2-2 tie with the
Atlante Club Of Mexico City.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
SOCCER UPSETS MANY

ish United Is Latest.
Upsets are adding plenty of zest to
the flag battle in the Capital City Soc
cor League.
In the latest surprise Columbia
Heights yesterday downed British
United, to 2. A strong attack in the
opening minutes told.
Concord drubbed Brandywine, to / !;
Marlboro licked Fort Myer to 0, and
Gaithersburg claimed a 10 forfeit over
Rosedale as the result of the latters
failure to appear.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

and cuts full speed for the basket.
Meantime, left forward CD swings
to the rear of the foul-circle, takes
pass from and relays the ball to
3, headed for the basket and a close
up shot. Left guard (4) breaks
downcourt on the left side for the
rebound in case should miss his
try. another version of
this floor play.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
BASE BALL GAME FATAL

Heart Quits After Boy Rushes
Home to Beat Rain.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, December % (4).
"A game of base ball made possible by
unusually mild December weather
caused the death yesterday Of John
Stevenson, IA, from heart disease.
Rain interrupted the game and John,
gasping from overeXertion, ran to his
home nearby. He collapsed and was
dead when physician arrived.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
NURMI In TWO EVENTS
Announces He Will Run Olympic
10000 Meters and Marathon.

ABO, Finland. December % P.--
Paavo Nurmi, the Phantom Finn" Of
the track a few years ago, plans to
compete in both the 10000 meters and
Marathon runs in the Olympics at Los
Angeles next Summer.
Paavo told the Associated Press today
he would resume training in April
Evening star., 1931-12-28
GARRITY TO ATLANTA

Crackers Acquire Catcher on OPP
-
ton From Chicago White Sox.
ATLANTA, December % (P).-The
Atlanta Crackers of the Southern B2se
Ball Association have announced the
acquisition of Frank Garrity, a catcher,
on option from the Chicago White Sox.
BY obtaining him the Crackers COM
pleted their backstop roster for the 1882
season. Johnny O'Connell, purchased
from Baltimore, will be No l catcher,
with Garrity as reserve.
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Phrases Ascribed to
Great Men All Wrong

The Detroit News is responsible
for this "debunking'' of some great
men Of the past:
Washington did not make use Of
the phrase "entangling alliances" in
any Of his speeches. In his farewell
address he stated: ut is our true
policy to steer clear Of permanent
alliances with any portion of the
foreign world" 1t was Thomas JEFF
ferson who in his inaugural address
spoke Of peace, commerce and hon
est friendship with all nations, en-
tangling alliances with none" The
saying about 'fooling the people" is
commonly attributed to Lincoln, but
is not mentioned in his biographies;
it was probably common proverb
long before Lincoln ever used it, il
he did so. Herbert Hoover never
used the expression noble expert
ment" with regard to prohibition. In
letter to Senator Borah long be-
for the Presidential campaign, Mr..
Hoover stated: "Our country has
deliberately undertaken a great so
cial and economic experiment, no
Bile in motive and far-reaching in pur-
pose" Woodrow Wilson never said
this country was too proud to fight.
In a speech to newly naturalized
citizens in Philadelphia, he said:
"Peace is the leading and eIevating
influence of the world and strife is
not. There is such a thing as a
man being too proud to fight. There
is such thing as nation being
so right that it does not need to con-
vince others by force that 1t is
right"
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Back to Primitive Age

Chinese railways, and consequently
the farmers, are always the first ia
suffer when civil war breaks out.
The first task for the military chief
tain is to seize as much rolling stock
as he can for the transportation OF
his troops. This means that most
civil wars are fought along the rail-
roads and passenger and freight
traffic is paralyzed. The extent of
this can be imagined. No trains
have operated along the Lunhai
line for weeks except troop trains.
Farmers turn to the peculiarly con-
structed wheelbarrows to haul their
produce into town. coming for miles
over the trails. Thirty miles outside
the city is a quarry noted for its
building sand. For days streams of
coolies have been hauling this sand
on wheelbarrows along the railroad
tracks. Distance, so miles.-Wash-
ington Star.
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CAP 81
AND ~
Bells Bell IA
[1Yl
NEW USE FOR coRKscREws

The veteran was on his favorite top
ic-his experiences as soldier In all
parts of the world.
Il remember the time when we were
stationed near Babylon. The heat was
terrible. Why, 1t was so hot we used
to toast our bread in the sun. and"
"Yes, know" interrupted bored
listener. "and they supplied you with
corkscrews to draw your breath"
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Long-Lived Italians

Croyeo is reputed to have the
largest percentage of long-lived in
habitants of any village in Italy.
There area only $50 inhabitants,
among whom there are three wom-
en- of ninety-fve. There are 10 non
agenarians, and 20 persons who have
reached seyenty-fve years or more.
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In Half Mourning

Hello. is that Jones?" asked a
voice at one end of the telephone.
Jones said 1t was.
Come and have round of golf?"
I'm sorry" replied Jones, but I'm
afraid can't. You see I'm in half
mourning"
"Ohp obviously from the other end.
Then, brightly. ''Oh. well. what about
nine holes?"
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After the Wait

The very fussy housewife had kept
the butcher a long time before she
decided on her purchase.
But" she said, after a five minute
inspection of piece of meat. 81 don't
think this is lamb. looks to me like
mutton"
I'm sorry. madam" the butcher re-
piled, ''but it was lamb when | first
showed it to you."-Answers, London.
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A Poor Sport

First Motorist-That railroad engi-
nter is yellow coward.
Second Motorist-What makes you
think that?
First Motorist-Didn't you see him
slow his train down when he saw
was racing with him?
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-07-03

Poet-Reeently sent some poems
with inclosed stamp for your approval.
Editor don't recollect the poems
however, l am sure we approved of
the stamp.
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Fitting Mark of Respect

'The proprietor of this restaurant
died this morning."
THAT SO? Then out of respect all
the soup ordered should be drunk in
silence"
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Club Chat

what way did you come back from
Florida?"
my wife wired her father for
funds"
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On Page One

"What seems to be the favorite land
ing place for these record flyers?"
"oh, any old spot on the rotogra-
vuret pages"
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Elections getting under way,
That time of joy and sorrow
That makes the might be" of today
"has-been" of the morrow.
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Campus Chat

Would it please you if took your
mother for my mother-in-law?'
''Yes-if I had a sister,
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His Experience

SNOW. in golf you have to keep
your eye on the ball"
"My clubs were more expensive"
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Matter of lime

"How old is your grandfather
81 don't know, but we have had
him a long time"
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It's easy to live on love alone
between meals.
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when Bells Ache, Use CARIBOU
Why take a chance with homemade
poultices or expensive operations when
CARROLL quickly stops the pain and
heals the boil often overnight. Get
Carboil from druggist Instant relief
Good for stings, small burns, bites.
sores, etc. Generous box Soc Spurlock.
Neal Co., Nashville, Tenn
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Saving wood and carrying up coal
are home industries.
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OF Course Not

"Clara's better looking now that
she's had her face lifted"
Yes. she isn't down in tie mouth
any more"
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Jurymen are sometimes timid
about Furnishing the guilty; but a
judge seldom is.