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Newspaper Page TextTHE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION August 2», ISSI S P O R T S C O U I.A S II I t f K m i K f O F F IC IA I» football p r a r ilf« o f H ip un i srnson wha beici in n o o t of Kt Mary i !• F Churcl». On lmrct Mirre! by thr Wnky-Dlnkfl . , • ■Multili fluur k « m u*»U and itx-rc » n r imi i kiukltlri rr|xirtr<1 . , l'hai rrtKirt abolii tlir llartrm M a n brina ili»hafn|r.l I» a liilta lioury. Min* 1 « (loodx'u . alio n o * ha* I I » club In ina, uilil me Mntuiay |i«»i (Joudaon ah o u*r«l Ui manayr a »U b i» of n alilrr* down Noilnlk. Virginia. »uh, luiya tli* ( ha brllevva Ile ha* olir o f Ilio bruì i lub» In I I » blznria Ho » rvr-i» tuken tlir booklng aa ay fium Natlumlrl i l » Htron*. hr *r/ whlch II ymi kmm Mtroiig ino punì la no inran artoiuplUlim fnl. « I H HK II A l ili * Dirli lo youl l.undy liu* an m in * Ir* Frank War n e ll!» am i a ll* upplty «.xiirUlnr laym .in a l'Iu lly »pori» wrlU-f rallrd Inni I all I Ynkrl) * a in* I* lui'tl lo Iir < iK by tlir »»a b o lir* Jakr H lrvrn» I» round!IIK llilo forni a flrr a *|ir!| of Ui'hnr>» and l'itsbuigh fan* arr vrddy lirppy Mark E ** litoti split n Ir* up in Nrw York Hlatr a Hunday or twu u*o aliti 1» probabl) oul for Ulr u h m iii IJay, Oliai l* lido, any aay, a ho* pital ir|Mirt7 l ’uulliir Jarkwai. Ilir »allum ali, la U r r i liuti olir 1» rratlytn* tirrurlf for Ihr Canadlau alia i« iiam a.alllt ami nrvrr Irli b rllrr In hrr lllr . d illo W altrr Johliaon alto uaMt lo *aim ^«>ouiid In Ihr boal liarbor a l N .w ixirl N «a ». Va . I ani *uln* to » l o t a l r a rlly arrlr* a lili thr I»>ck<' «H alli», « llv r i M«*>iu Kill] Nniutor* ha thr r ontrM anl* Wow. vclut u m t I uua ? One of ni« tut y I render» Jet »e) t'ily . N J, Mr Jante» Johnson. of 25 Hancock Aventie. Wtiat ht'i'iiv» lo I h * thè Ir» ublr that He « ah t u.'r colored umpire.') Ill the ctlftermt xitiiien nlong the Fatile ru coua I lU)r? I tinte »eri) quttr n frw Kmmr» throughout thr b i t *nd M 'iU n t . him ] I m o il admit that 1 hnve neri) Mime dnrn good officiating by Cnrsar Jamison. litr i lllu ililo n und Hilly Ifemnirinon. three outstanding umpire», b«r none. •*Iel » hear through your column what you think the chances are I or colored umpire* # Were it not for the fact. Mr Johnson that ! hsve hnr*ngur<J mi often on that very M ibjnt. and mj very oft«wi jeopardized *iy own neck, ! might ft el the urge (o hum luqur.« loua (b rllev f it ot not» up«*! this weighty matter. Hut I will » « y that the men you Mention and so« r of the others 1 ve Men. «re certainly NO WOK.SK «they cutUdn't bri than some of Uie white umpire» whose work I've obnrnrrd | have always InAUietl upon the use of .fW : i ,.| umpires whrUtrr the team» I s d t been owned by colored or white, bul I have alno inMatrd that these men be employed, not because of their color but because of their ability That u an oplni«*i which ! »till hold, but I alno know that club owners have friends who must eat. • • • • • 1h«>m|>son llaby J w (lan a - th eir two boy* arr rllfirr allpplu* or brin* »lim i ti T h r formrr, w o rld » w rltrrw rlght champion, looked as lim*y a* a hobo « coat anaína! lam m obiliarti, « l u i r N r » rn *la iid champ and a »outhpuw in (hr liar*am Fortunately hi* lillr was nut at »tukr, tur hr »..■ li*titrn badly I hr talk alami Kun**t<i» i» .«Il a hunk of laduyiiu j llana, who warmrd Uir ru ck »* of fl* hi fan* in llalllm urr. with III* rlrv- ]c r rln* Rrnrialahlp and lib. dynamltr punchln*. Iiaikrtl at tlinr* llkr a p a il«* k» a*alnat E«ldlr Han In oar of Id* prrllm lnarlr* to thr Chorulat. liavs fl*h l ra n » a k why? IWdh Ilf llirtr n*hlrrs. my operative» rrlatr. Iiavr a aortal com pir* ir they llkr anjrllilltg b rtb r Ilian *a lrly. i t * imirr * » l r 'y T h r »lav-up-latr placra cannut lukr ih r placr of a gymnasium If on » I* hi krrp in rl*ld training And If you rr nul in condition, any ham ran make you luuk even ham mil I , Ilia t lo me I» about a* *oud an planai Ion * » any I ve heard rrcardln* 1 thr aluinp into which thrar boxers Iiavr fallrn 1 I hopo both of ttirm makr Mila column a liar. • • • • • la-alhrr « Im r » will hr in atylr at Maryland I’ aik on llir nl*ht of Allu m i 1« at »h u h tlm r a *roup ot li» a l Hill* arr *oln * to put on a 30-round b «i»ln « «a id Ih r CMHIrnirn from llir lu..ks of Ihrlr card, hunratly brllrvr that Ihr huai* yrarn for hornr lalcnt, for a* far a» I ran n r they Iiavr l a- tronlard hornr Indualry I m »tailing them lurk • • • • • . . Tri ‘ k * ,ul nrl<l rv r,,u f » ‘ l «o Inlrrral many of thr youn* crop o f ath i «le «, r Cha uni i,a Ja. kx.ii trlrphonra Tin- boy* Ju»t a r m i coming out to Cliniprlo for thr P A I . badar* and medal.» On thr othrr hand. It i» rr I fiorirli Ilia! white atlilrtra a ir rlam orln* lor rvrn more All for lllo ry m eri» ami a ir *oln * hi u*r thr Hadium for more «h ain e on you - you bench warmrr* and ru m ble-vat rrrllncr* What a the world coming to? I CHICHj^ERÇ.mS s i ï à irrs . ¡ ; r a A N r»4 IDI* I. Had ! M.U< O ) laM^nllt* I*«*,». i . i U I with R U \V ►«■*-•. T ak iM k tW . l i. p y •t 1 W f St aanU* Ath I t « S I . « s tiT T M m r iin o iin mi ANI» flf.I.M. r «eoT-iitkow.« a, tan. &•«..!, Sonai i« Ha« •»«*• I »oui it »atiuuuTi gyisrwaiat WOMEN A Female R*m*dy No nini io tiillri pun tvtty momh No lier.I ft* hr III.Bulat «»I d t l l f t i i . lakr f MNl «I I .Santiart trllal. A n « 1.1 (rm r.ty, l<fra. ril r.t hy O tK lor« Nti oth er p frp * ration like It llaa b»«night hapi-inc»» to f hcjviaanj* o l • « >nirn lnat»t on thr Of imi nal au«I griHiinr - fc.l « a | « u I c * In thr yelU w b o* A t all «ling anitra, *»» inai r« » on re«#»|i» «•! $J CO. r EM çm H. Planten « S o n , Inc. 9 3 Hwnry S t., B ro o k ly n , N . Y. S-ALWAYS HAVE LUCKl-S Unlucky In Money o«mra. Lost or juno- n in i You should pi»ir of |«r.- UHI Uln* M * ---------I Y H I C IIHAIIMA KS1) MV MIMMI.Y M A M N rrlq MUM HTOWCH H«rr Amsilntf, Compelling. Al(i artlvB Ihfw« LIVK M m rnTnNn n esrrlml by Occult OrUnUI pcopto u s i t w k h k i i. CIIAKM, on* lo pr«r«nt ft ad Lurk, Evil m l M lafor i unr, fend lh* othrr to wit met mur.li Mood Luck, I«ov 0 . IfwpptnMi wnrt Proaprrlty flprelwl only |l »7 for th« two. Wtth vh I uw M b infetnifetloos MtrE ray pNlMUl Ii •/ wn*i IS«, pont bib on drllvrry HntliifKctlon or moimy refunded. You can bw LUCKY I Order four« TODAY I Jlryt. M. P. s. nt wrAU. Oenerwl P. J. !»«■ 7». nil« »OH I. Y N, NY. NOTICBI We sfraolutely MU All ANTSK tlieee (enulne Myatlo llrslimn liodeatonen I I I Al.rvri Jact whet you went, for they • rerthe HEAL TIIINtl FOWEHFliL. IIIOII- i v MAMNKTICI u r r YOUIU) NOW I l> in u * S y m b o l s H it C B LO O M S A T N IG H T, O N C E A Y E A R I l o l l M' l l o l « ! IlilltH L/hf borax wat«*r for AhfTridng *h#-*r collars or voll •». Use a solution of weak gum arable h r silks and crepes ' k I f a damp d oth U spread over the furnace regUter while sweeping and «lusting a room, the dust will cling to it instead of going down through thr register to Circulate later through Iha room. T o make a r m td U e f saiulwlrh. lim p cold corned beef very fine, using a little of tlie fat of the meat B-a- a o i i v^Wh a little French mu»tar«l and spread between thin sllr-§ of whole wheat bread Prevent ryrgla v es frrmi steaming when going from a cold atm'wph« ri* into u warm ro m bv moistening the Ups t.f the fingerx and rubbing them over a cak- «»I soap then rubb n < the tun rrhtev t‘»bl)« it7HlK»t N them o v :r the lens, and pdishlng as tiAtial. t h e l a w n in a u g u s t Ttiv pronvr rlipptiiRs of *r»-ji l»a* niu.li lo «lo wltli kri ptn* a lawn In 1 I .■ ■ «•!.« i ' liki-ly I«I grow \«ry »lowly at UiU v u m . h of tlir yrar r*!»-« tally when tlii-rr 1» I Illfl.t rainfall, and It 1» not no«-rMa«ry I lo i w Mir lawn mowrr a* frrqurnlly a» In llir .prm * <'!««>.• rllppin* mu*t hr *uurur<1 aRuln*t. a* II rrducr» tin- vilallly at Ihr Krai. T h r ra>lr rulr lo follow 1 * lo k«f i> thr *ra u »1 a height of about two m rh i* . In any rvtn t. thr lawn mowrr 1 ,houl(l lx used often rn«.o*h wi that ithere » h i be no nrrrk'ity of rakm* ¡llir «'lippin**. b«-rau*e the*«- cllpplli** If left on llir »round M-rvr an a mulrh and at thr name time frrlllU r Ihr roll an they ileray. Vacuum Process Keeps E kk Quality in Storage 'Hu Putted States Ih portment o f j Agriculture hoa discovered how t o ' up the jx)res In the Ahull «>f an > gg * m > It will retain much o f its fresh 1 (|imllly when in cold storage in recent investigations the food r* •■eurch dlvlMon o f the llureau of A b lo »o m o r a Haw aiian N !*h t Blooming Cirrus, owned by W alter Chem istry und B<iil.s found that fresli Wa-Shinuton In a suburb of Baltimore Md. The plant blooms after • gg dl|>|M*d in oil and subjected to sundown and close* Just after midnight. An unopened bud can be cai bnn-dioxlde gas In u vacuum will seen near the top. M tnin prac tically all of their originul moisture and carbon dioxide Im - Daren't Risk It iianrnent o f quality gerxrully re.**tilts He Prople living together get to when Utrse two constituents are lost {look anke T L Swenson, bacteiiolacist, who r 8 h e Here's your ring I won't tAkc devised the new ngner**, dlpr. eggs in Ward Often Misused a chance. oil in un air-tigh t chamber, then Do not say. “ I promise you that \ |)Uin|v out some o f the air to errate it is true.” Say, “ I assure y o u .' a partial vacuum Home air escapes from th r eggs a ’so M r Hwenson W ord Often Ml>spelled then turns carbon dioxide into the Mulluable. not mailable. quickly reduced. Send for FREE booklet vessel. which tells now thousands have rid them- W ord O ften Mispronounced T h e eggs, once more surrounded by •elreB of thu danrerous felfqtfel which gases o f normul pressure, draw some Asthma. Pronounce az ma or as- leads to paralysis, apoplexy, ect. A lcr(«a «»f the oil Into the pores of the shell ma. first a as in “ at," final a as in Inc., I»rp*. r . Atlanta. Ga. to form a complete seal Carbon dl- "a s k ,” not ojeth-ma. m * u I ENGLISH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE xkto probably Is carrted In with ttoi Synonyms ii which accounts f«*r tin- marked im provement in quality which follows Parsimonious, stingy, mercenary, Us use. avaricious, penurious, miserly, grasp Home western egg randlers recently ing. have been treating large numbers of W ord Study eggs for storage by dipping them in P ID R L J T Y . faithfulness; loyalty. oil in open vessels In com parative tests, Mr Swenson found th at vacu “ Sla* did not appreciate his unsel um dipped carbonated eggs U»st only fish fid e lity .' one-tenth o f 1 |»er cent o f weight during 10 months in storage while the open-dipped eggs lost sixteen T h o M iz p a h times us much Untreated eggs lost nearly seventy "Mixpall" Is a Hebrew word mran- suM-ii timus «i*■ mu« h WAlght as Ihr Viicuum-treated eggs. T h is loss is InK watch tower. It was the name of several towns or villa*es in ancient moisture and carbon dioxide chiefly. W hen tlx* ntR.« were taken out of f’ alestln.' and was apph.d uartu-tilar- ___ grader _______________ the pillar set up anti the heap storage «B.. an expert darned ly W h y the “ Fascist em blem " on one side o f our dlrne.s und a “ Konutn r « h I" on the otlrer? T ill« !.% asked in tet ters received by the Trra»sury l>epai t- ment. M any o f the w riter« seem to ft*«! ii vaKue connection between the design and the V atican; others ft*nr I hut Mussolini Is trying to mtincle-tii atours fathered on Ml. Gilead by on our coinage. Treasury o (Tic la Is, them on the txi.M* uf rt.indard mar- I I Jacob und his brrtliren as a La bon however, explain that the design of kel tirades „ I In modern nsa««' "Mizpah'' signifies the 10-cent piece was adopted 15 years I a parting salutation or b.nidlctlon ago. I). fore II Duct* hud become thr Kclu arsing New Play a ipi'unlng suggested bv Genesis 31 49 “ lr * in Itulv Tilt* design was e x e Author Have you seen the new which contains La b a n s prayer at cuted l>\ Adolph W rInm an, now .sculp “ T h e Lord watch between play 1 wrote about tin* couple who Mi/pah tor of tin Fine A rts Commission me and the?.- when we are absent Ilesidcfi, tlie lusce.s «bundle o f sticks were always quarreling? Neighbor No. but I heard you and one from another." T h e use o f 'Mi/.- with the ax blatle protruding) is it pah ' on m em orial rings is based on common enough emblem for authority >oui w ife rehearsing it. the .same passage. and • ■ ■ b ic k t«* the ctaj■ < : old I Koine. As for the “ Rom an god »«M ercu ry» It represents com me re«- ami jhas so been used for years fo r beau tification ol buildings, books und art works | T h e Treasury Departm ent b. grow ! mg calloused to .such complaints. But one fact experience in general . lfy O. H. B. pam its want to, I Horne years ago there was much a g i I think parents often use the ex- ha* proved if sqiclch an attachment that they do; tation over the supposed incorpora pri'Mlon "puppy love” to their chll- not approve of or that they think Is, tion o f the Pope, the Virgin M ary, a rosary and the Catholic cross on the drcll in a kind of fear—a fear that too lutens:'. they are not wise In re- j dollar bills o f the series of 1917 they will marry teo youn* or without sorting to ridicule to do It. Probably many fanelra wetild pa*s* 1 Form er Hecretary of the Treasury | enough experience. But even at If they were not treated so. and were | M cAdoo that *• the design of ■-------- - explained — ....... ....... ••« *«**..*.. that, 1 think parent* have ne.’ dleas not. as a result, drlycu to dignity th«* 1917 series bill was similar to one fears In this direction. themsHve* by sudden marriages or that had been list'd for years and The attractions ot the middle teem sometimes In the same sort «1 de- present «m e la i» laushed at the Ideal often seem to have no connection tlsnce by unwise relations. They of nn IntrnU oiinl trick wlllt marriage In the minds of boys \ feel the need to ' show ' their psr "P eople who can nee such objects In Intricate rurreney designs," d e and girls, themselves. T h eir emo cuts, as If lo say. "See yen wer«' clared a Treasury official «n o tllrla lly . tional life Is. a» a rulr. of a different wreng. ft wasn't puppy love at all. "are the same one* who enn recog quality from the emotional life of It was a very grownup and serious nize In almost any rock form ation mature men and women -marriage, alla<r. O f eourmr, sometimes there are the likeness o f OeorRe W ashington, a home, babies, and especially pas early attarhments that you feel you Citarli«’ Chaplin, H«)bby Jones or sion, In the aerepted sense of the must dlseourage for perfectly valid the P o p e !”- T h e Pathfinder, word, do not serrn to enter much In reasons— reasons other than that of to their Iht lights and feelings. too great youth Where this Is the A* s rule, very young love does not cas«’ , tread lightly, deal gently—not M atrim onially Successful lead to marriage But If It should. with derision, not with gibes, but "M ay’;, terribly d e v e r.’* I'm wondering If that is such a with delicacy ami understanding, and “ Yes. indeed she Is. Hhe'K Just been dreadful thing. Prom mv observa perhaps frank explanations. married lor the third time ami she * tion, young marriages are quite as T lie tactful, not the rough-shod successful as those entered Into at way. will win out and lean- no sling r t 111 eolici tin * alim ony from her first a mature age. two husbanda.” behind. WISE PARENTS AVOID RIDICI LEIN) DEALING WITH PUPPY LOVES LUCKY HAND With a W rillen Cl/ARANTEK A » » « , •* Leve. Satce.» Mener. H.»Ilk Job* .n, lt.ep.nr«. Ren» H Moor. B. A L E X A N D E R » c « ve. Colle*e P O. Nrw York yi?/W 0M E!W y W ily w ortv >I hm t d etavn l pcriofe« fro m B iuM fural I CMMi «>« Qmth Kr„ u *. n( FEMIfOUE — I.^ v a d T a M rt ft*«ife o»wr«!ur t-r doctor«. M ot »» cai« « n « « » « n ( . u l r . b o ir te r ic r c iK e » n r .«wii*l SotisIarlKyn g- r'»nirrd IftHWW« $2*' 1 r.otagr .ICO! S* m J t Cwr-f. unrfed (of Vary « 1 H I l i l t ' . lR s ttr a ie d F tW c r F ree w 1 P I T O N E C O , LVp« i « r S ‘ L chi . i M -?. 1 IF YOU WANT Money, Love, F.aty Life SU C C E SS W rite unlay. Send no money. I guarantee to give you a start In life. M. WILLIAMS 901 Bergen Are. JERSEY C IT Y , N.J. 1 Do You Want a Baby? D ortoi Offer* ,« Send Ftc« A nj voBtsn dtnied the Siefstna ol • osbs «houM ’•rite • ) once to Ur I v i ’ew Sniie LU. (Yutew Hoi»**, ttsoftfe* City Mo Die ‘toctor to sriMltng free tHvxty.ua for the n m (0 d*y-a hi« regular UoUsr sire uon-tpeciflo U ral ment. oawd on glandular a c id ity , whleh ua.« been used wttn happy rfsult* oy thousand* of womrn Nt. C. o D no cost, no obligat. n Mrs J Se he lifer. Ind . w r.«r»: l never had a sick day I oecame )ho mother o! a tine 81* pound on by Mod cniy «new our Joy l hope every woman toni ng tor motherhood will take your medicue.** Mrs White, Pa . writes Married 11 > e*r*, doctors told me l won In never nave ch - dren; I tried your medicine New I am to t>e a mo»nei in October My dearest wish realised ' sim ply send your name, and a • I treatment will be matted free In piain wrapper with booklet. Childless M a rri«««s Write at once as only a limited suppiv ot *he«e treatm ent* will be »en l free this month. — Adv.