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SERVICE TITLE
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Mut'l'llC BoXCL' Awarded
Verdict Over Sailor Burke
and Wins Trophy
BATTLE ROYAL A "HIT"
The innrlnes put one oer on the pall
ors liit night, when Al Thompson, u
memher of the dcxll doss, won tho de
cision, tho Hliplause and n sold UHtrli
l ilrtVntlnR Sailor HurUe In the IIrM
ueiRlil Dual ut the Son In Clilh Thomp
Min had the better of the first and third
rounds, while Hurler earned Hn cen
break In the spcnnd
Tlionuiiou a ruKKed tiro with plenty
of latent ilnoi, a protege- of .lack Itnwn,
mndp pond In nil his showing durlnn
the tourney he linprisied with Ida ng-Kresslu-
work It was his ullllnKnei
to flulit nlus hla ncKro-sUtne'S In the
cjllneliei th it fnrnd the three Judges to
decldo unanlmoush In his liior al inc
conclusion of tho three rounds
The final was an InterrstlnB affair,
but the other bouts on the program
fhrllled the liren Eatherlnc Halph
SwlKiirt, of the nuy, stopped Kid CSon
xo!lan, also of the naj. In the third
ounel This bout was BUiedulid to eo
tour lemndi
bAnothtr 'hit' of tlic night was the
tile rami between seeu bom, These
youths slugged freclv for four rounds,
hd when nil were on their feet nt the
lh the Judges decided to split the
9ttroe.
,The other bouts resulted us follows
Kid Vincent. na v. drew with Harry
.Coyne, Kid Newbrnugh outboxed Jimmy
ilJugnn, Tddle tannine lost to Patsv
Clrk young I'ete Herniin ilrew wun
Jltnmle Dundee, Habe Iloblnson luirt his
rginana in tne mini ana was imiru o
ST quit to Kid White Tommy Carey shaded
Young Brown, Mmmv Miiim sioppro
Babe Rodger?, Young O I.e.iry drew with
Kid Peck and Cyclone Kill Scott w.is
outpointed by Mike Hums
The Judges of the only final were
JIesrs Hosklns, Kennedy and Helhmn
The rcferies were Chief Connellv, Al
Hosklns, K. II. I'ltler, II. P. Hallev, II.
Taylor, Hnslgn Juiennl and William
Fields, rhllidelpbla Jack O'Hrlen was
master of ceremonies
SPEEDWAY OWNER DIES
Harry S. Hnrkiirsf, ulo Famous
Auto Drier, Victim of liiflur-nn
rn orU, J.in 14 H.irrv .S Ilirk
npss owner of the Fhecphend Buy
fipeedwiiv, died list nenlng dt his home,
270 I'aik avenue, of influena He was
thlrn -eight ears old ll.ukness fnr
nii'rh owned the I" S acht WaUlve
II, which was sunk In Ktnopetn waters
It is said tint the yailit sunk three
German submarines
Mr Harkness was the holder of many
automobile rennds and was also an
Amateur minor of note In Sentember.
l'4 ll1f, he had a narrow enape from death
JatvAwrhen lils Antoinette mononl in washed
(iio 'he gmuiid with hltn lit the Mlneol.t
ttAvlatlnn l'i Id Mr ll.irkness was
j&Jelictiil ptesldent of the National spied
w.i Association In nifi
HONOR COLUMBIA TEAM
SeentptMt (Jrichler Awarded Var
it Letter ('.ipt.iin Remembered
Net ork, I in
M The
Columbia I
r vei-ln thletlc Cnuiull announced
. 11H5 the awarding of varsltv let
ters to members nf the 1118 Students'
Army Training Corps varsity football
team In all eighteen letteis were
vnw.itileil anil si monograms were given
Jto plavers who were substitutes
The vaisltv letter was awarded to
John T Kennedv. taptain-ilect of the
team, who was unable to play because
he w is abent In si IV lie The members.
of the team dei Ided not to elect .1 can-
tain until late In thp stiond term or 1111-
Oadbe, lKBlnnll,B "C tho f'"1 lerm ln'
I
i ' t'ap' HuMoii a Civilian gain
Sen torli. Jin 21 f.leuten int fol1111.ll
,T I, Huston uart owner of the .New York
Yankees tolai la nciin a 1 Milan having
ileen mustered out of the senile Indict
pilous are (he fotrner business tie u 1 of the
w i.t i.n v ,
nrK
miiui-i-i, win ii.oiie more nine In Ine futurt
'to olhel lliterrsis bul will still retain his
Inik ill Ihn rsltit-i
'1 BOWLING RESULTS
J kin stovi: 1 i:ot i: ski-tio.n v
1 i:iKII'I!Il II ItMIN VI, v LIS
I Ktnnli 111 lis tot Senior . 17s la.' ITS
Meanei 1IIJ Isill lilt lurner II.' 117 tin
I'lvnur till 111 1rt7 C, hr Jon I'm t-,n
Nester I'l ISO ntiic'nnnl ti.s .0 1711
Vii'n-dTp 'nt 'Vi JVi Mch0,dK !1 Lii -JI
K i.iBi, wi '''"", '""
& I'lllATKS TIIUMINAI.
t Khort PI f.S 2n t fellei is,, jn ,m
S Dirk ins rn -, ilue.t 11,1; 1,1 jT
ft Oieul tim 177 f.l Ilut.li 111 no 171
. ore . ISO ill". 1S7 Miflnw'l 177 111 14li
I Ilk 1ST 1117 1H1 Mense III isi JVi
Ilandl p III
' als 6S0 8-i1 872 1 1
Totils 7s'i n: ;n
VOAISI, Illl.l.lkl.V
Hhi lei. . ISO 177 1S2 Irinl, '.ill pit tl
nun hill 177 1ST 171 llirretl 111 I 111 1",1
rtellly . 1117 1 12 Vlkena 1",t HI JJ7
FrIU inj K.7 1SU e'nualit Jf, .m 1 -,
ros mi isi isi j'huson 1711 ibt ins
Hanui p. an .in in
Totals li-.l, S7U Ml
lotali 1150 1110 8SS
KEYSTONE I.RAOL'n hnCTION II
vrnvnst virion
Davl. 147 11 l."l Illuett 1VI 111 l",-,
r-riinfd HI7 141 iss Mi(j jet 171 Isil
Kmpp. IIIS ISI Jill lvuhtl llll 14'l Ki4
Donlej 17(1 I7J 1S4 Klrl US Hi Hi
V Johnson 1.14 ini 111 Tlik . .'Ill 111 Ul
g Hindi p I 1 J
B Tolala soil t4li SHI
D totals S37 7"! 8.'.'
K n.oniiT( e - NAVY
Stark 111 IV.. lit like jjft ISI "lil
WlVanser 11" .'im l."t Mull lo lilt 11
Aleck ISO .'no 1st 1 Imp an 117 113 .
fcThomia 1(11 111 171 Leopold 171 212 .'III
WWscle 111 II 1 mil Vleilel .17 (,7 J rM,
flHauill a J4 j I ,'l llarrs .11
fiToiiis sis mi smi I a is IH7 TsslTiTo
I. NUM. lltVV I I I. IIS
Bosi rs Ion I'll 1711 lli,h. i.-i -, ij
icoiale I'M nn ini iuu i.s 1.11 rui
Jones nil in.' im vv iikins 117 147 ill
ongakor 111 101 11111 jeniiiius nt uj 100
niton 111 ISI IIUHKirtr .In 11, I 111
II1111U p 7n 7n 7H
SIS Ms. Mil - -
1 Totals
t I I .uiui. - I l-l .....
1 : . 1 , .
iiirriuu League
tJM.itnrtiink iMtiv
v- I.t: MIL'K
mi 111 122
1ST 11S 111
1.11 llll Ill
1111 147 US
172 111
. 120
1 7D1 1.17 703
1 ht 1711 IIS IT I llross
Bllnut 141 le o 181 l'lmer'n
,-ers iii iji iii 11 irtiej.
-ysnu Jill 1111 1117 liiiuni
.'II tit 1-0 VhiMi .
i narion
L'otala SIS 71)7 RI1
Q"TV, loima
v: p
at.iiM vntoiv v vii. moN' 1 c
LRbmII ins Hit 1.10 hl.ott mi 117 i.-i
s prsou jj7 mi nn 'i rout nn 221 202
UMies , 1 111 iii iii vi r r'e r 141 117 1S7
furts 17(1 nn 111 M ruler nil lis i.mi
retraou ion iuj .00 towns u inn 1711 lis
T t
-Tota'a MI7 8S7 810 lotala S24 804 S22
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Bollard, Former Broun
4 University Star, Joins
the iMeadotvbrooh Club
fhanutei J. Dallas, the enterprl.litr
fc re tar. i nf Hie Mention brook ( luh.
iililalnril the rritirs of nnotber
r performer In the athletic world
the department .tore orsunlirl.
The latest nililltliin Is l'recl
lltiril. Hie former llroiwi I'olier.lly
plhnll unci trarii at ir, rolhinl.
was the all. Mnrrliaii Ini riiurk
elloli III IVln, Iiuk but reeeiith
ilird his dlselinrire from the sen
(mid Is re.lillnc In thU tils. He
lo enter the I'lilvemlli of
nsiltanlia next month, l'ollun!
URrst represent Hie Vleailow brook
Hie imiionai iv Eior A. A. II.
pnalilps n Host 11 Jlurrh.
LZr tjKf
EMPHATICALLY YOURS
ny CUNNINGHAM
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UAIt iicli:ni::
They tell mo jou luvo announced
('nm-rntlll.'ltlnnfl nnrt flint arirf nf filing
wlt, u j0,. ne llns n aufu) fIcfcot( uhlch Is his only secret, nnd that Is.
HC SINGS
TTOW lie eer chaperoned mil In the
the wiy is one of the mysteries
thoso epidemics which mny break out on him at any time. I simply want
to warn you In n friendly way. t hope you hae pondered on the great step
you are taking. You gottn gle Jim credit. He certainly had n
LOTTA GOOD 0I"FERS
gonna give up u lot. No more will ho dally with the hot Jia In
JIM Is
tho I
liacket Club after dances. He'll
tho time when ho should have been buying shares In some good bulldlnc and
loin. All tho gang think that he will make a good husband. They nre
sure tint
YOU WILL ATTEND TO THAT
ZsiEUtVE ME, IFN. -.
i mao that guvs L dflfe-
l CSMST 1 0 RlDF TO i J5Tf( -"
VWOBK IH A TACKABft J 4$r& .
n
U thing, Jim Is a young fella
chance. While a Jolly sea tar In
good Idea of cooking nnd wielding a broom that may help some; but you
will also be surprised to know that
UK WAS NEVER MARRIED UEIORE
TITItnsTMNt! with the heater In the cellar, running to the corner for bicad
and other helpful things like hanging curtains, that thev do not publish
In the marriage license, may come easy. No doubt he will probably be
A HANDY CHUMP AUOUT THE HOUSE
TIM wears spats and a fancy vest, plays penny ante, wields a wicked cue
" In a Kellv pool game, and Is a fairly regular guy. Of course, he does
not shne his own neck: but wnlt till he's
MARRIED
ALL-STARS TRIUMPH
Douit Soutliern High, 38-33, in
Benefit Contest
Southern lost a hard-fought benefit
game to an all-star team vesterday by
the score of 38 to 33 The Aiumnl pre
sented a formidable line-up, including
Ixiu Martin, Ilunnln and Jay Smith
Pesplte the Alumni s superb defense,
Southern was even with It at half time,
the score i-tandlng at 11, 'I he work of
DeKson and Passon balanced the long
distance accuracy of Martin nlcelv
However, Hunnln scored three rapid goal
to start the second se-slon, and although
Passon and Bairls kept Southern within
hailing dlstame by sensational drives,
it never reg lined the lead
Weinberg and HI ick registered the
deciding goals for the Alumni P.i"snn
scored thirteen out of nineteen fouls
for the lobcra
.Svraiue May Have Hockey Team
-rnril-f, Jfln 24 Prrspei ts for a
hn. kpi te.im nt Simiusr I'lliversltV were
I i.inhi.nmi ,.hn It wan leinieil that Hie
n, ipallti would furnish rink on the
i minus ur a surciueniu nuinn.-r m uuu. -irrmln
peililon the ilt fur Its equipment.
srKiue hisn i hint u tmilnj nam rur
muri thun live ears
N. Y. U. Loses Center Man
New ork. Jim 24 New York t'nlver
....... i. ni, ... ...aI,.1 annther St
I S HHK'llllll ln'" 'Li. . V..A.II.
lefo seMMlk VMtenlai when It 'm,;or',r'J
i. i,n ..rU.ea nt Kit" llelaney the "tnr
tenter D'lnnev l ronflned to hi"
tint with
an
atlacK 01 ine btimp
Lehigh Hve to Play Rutner-
... tt. ....,. I.lr. .Tan 24 Two more
tames were nileteil Misterdav to thi llutuj-rs
' K'sTetbafl . he lule The Manh iltati I el-
. . . hi nUv iiAm .T,iniiir II (lit 1
Jhi.h m niii here Mnrrh S llu'cers
...". .: 1. 1 . ....m. nt in. B. 11 a.m
u i olav rs nrsi ounie kim- "
tonight, opiKHlnir the c-ciin-aie mi-
Charley Taft to Coach Yale
I New Haven Jin l-!","",i','ii5
nf VV Milan Howard Taft former I'""'''"'
nf the I lilted Staten. will con h the Vale
ariliv liiskeilwll team Yourw T; who
reeentlv returnej from Prance arrli it at
tho I'nlvorslty jesteruay
Joe Lynih to Ilox Noble
lomlnn. Jan 24 Joe. I.sneh iif the
United "-tiles armj hjs been lnI inr
tent round bout with inmmj
lh Imntamwelxllt champion
will l" In Id here reliruarj .1
Noble Hrlt
The milch
Cubs Relea-e Tom Clarke
(hliato. Jan 24 Tom Clirke eati iher
for the 1 Inrlnnatl Vatlonala "'" years
and last 5eir with th. 1 hlcnco Natloiiiils
wns Flien his nnionlllloiuil release bj Mali
neer Mitchell seterlta
Soccer Neivs and Notes
At a speil it nifelhiB of the Delaware
Illiir shlpMir.l I.eiRlie PoliW" Steel who
was ordeied from Ihe Held In 11 recent same
between llirlan anl .New York was reprl
inandul The lommlttee also ordered the
ganio to be replajtd
The semiiel round of the shlpjard I.eauue
will nut set suing until hilurdi w 1 ek,
owlns to both Ihe Menhant A ind New
York S-hlp hilnit hookel In Vmerlrin and
Jers.5 Imizue 1 up icimpetltlon camea the
former at Dlsston Hall rtrk and the latt-r
at Third atreit and lahUh avmue this
Saturdal
The Delaware Itlier slilpmril Ieacue will
nnlh the season with onlj seien teama nn
I'hester ''hip announied nt the speilal me; t
Ins It had cllsbinded for the remainder
of the reason
VAolfenuii-,liore will bale one of the
hardest sames of lt season tomorrow when
It facn the Puritan Heserli s III Jin? third
dlilslon The mme will be pliscd at Ihe
cMrdlnttmi srounds
Willi a Irani of the class of Menhaiit A .
pl.ilnu .National lyasue matches so clnje
to the ill), It lerlalnly should be trongli .
supported lJ"t ua ill bo see Ihe llrlslul
bo)s taiklo the J ft I I'oatea team from
Pawluikrt It I c-aturda) nt IHsston Hall I
Park
Major A. J. Drexel Biddlc
Itovlne Tourn iment for Arm ml btt
ami Mrmli!-'. O'llrlfnV i.t.tute
start lKHRIAIfV fi ..old UntrlifM & rob
I'rUeh I nrnll Hturt Iralnlnc now ln
Body Buildlnp Boxing rJol;'
Vneroirel liv IT, S. rjotrrntnrnt fas sst
TAllilir VVITIIIIIT I'l NIMIMl.NT I JS
Phila. Jack O'Brien u
s. II. Cor, 1.1th & rhrstnut 41h I loeir
r NATIONAL A-A.
sVHlllY F.VF . JV USTII
k. jhf. nmviiv i, )k. .iniM. 11MINF,
l'.Ts M l. Il vs. JOIINN. MXIllSh.
I JOB TII'I.ITZ T.'HMMV StIIIFF
Yg. Joe Borrell vi. Eddie McAndrewi
1 Bartley Madden vs. Tom Gibbons
I TICKF.rH AT linNAfiin'H. SI S. 1ITH HT.
nivmnin A A IlroacI anil llatnbrlelce
uiympia . . Iliirrr K(in ,,,, j,ITt
IIIIMIH KtKMMI, JN. 7
Teileli I eonnrel vs. hid Mncner
ltiihili SwelKart vs. Joe Inilnce
I Jolinnv Tmlll vs. Joe Moonei
Frankie Clark vi. Johnny Murray
WILLIE JACKSON vs.
FRANKIE BRITT
PnmVirift A C Hiiroa A 1 ffnn, Vlirs
camDria . ,, K,,.t,n AT ft Hmft,t
rset
HtlllW UfVIMI JVNI'VRV mil
,1111 lie 11 I'li'i'l-N mull)
S 'TXIt MIND-rPR 5
Pttfnce Rink. 39th & Market Sts.
BCIJfeZSIa
.ii5lxSl5ti?vI??nc,"fn.4.CW.I
?il 1 -A'TrSyvsw. .tju.usu .110
that ou and Jim arc to be married.
nn rvAtttntr n lrm lnnntljTA.I fnlln
TENOR
basement of ships while recently In
of the era. Singing tenor Is ono of
have a lotta time to think about'
and ipilto Inexperienced. OIo him n
Mr. Daniels's navy lie probably got u
A YEAR
Kmphatiuilly Yrt ,
DOC.
NO BOUTS IN PARIS
Police Refue Permission to Hold
Hoxing Contests
I'nrU, Jan 24 liutlng, which was
abandoned mrlv In the war, will not be
revived here for the present, at liast
The Prefect of Police has refused to
grant permission to a syndicate of ring
promoters to stage a bout between
(icoiges Carpentler, the Trench cham
pion and war hero, nnd a prominent
Ametlcan heavy weight.
Carpentler has been quietly training
for several bouta he has In view hlnee
the armistice was signed the 1'rench Idol
ins oei 11 missing ironi ins oiu naunis
It Is even said that he has given up I
smokng cigarette!; He may sill fori
America In the spring
SOMETHING WRONG HERE
Laurctte Claims He Was Not
Stopped by Robon I
t let eland, Jan. 2 4 The Cleveland
POXlng Commission in Inlnvtla-utlna. n i
W.,,hiViXn"r !"ire,,e "Id lot box
tommy Hohon here Jnnuarv in ne-1
',".. .nm.-v" Vork say that I-aurette
claims be has not tioved Itobson since
last year.
Itobson knocked out his opponent,
supposed to he I,aurettr, In less thnn one
minute Lauretta wns seen In New
ork early the next morning, It Is said
Scraps About Scrappers
AV13IIY Important bantamw tight bat
tle will be waged at the Cambrl 1
c tonight. Itattllng Leonard, the
l',?,, """rt'V1" ,p''n ""'"'ted to oppose
MIIon (ral) Moore In Jloore s tlrst ap
pearance In this country since beitlng
llmmy Wilde In London, will take on
rommv Cormnn in the feature.
I.ionird Is anxious to show against
Moore Hven n draw would mean much
to him Hut first he must settle with
ilorman. It Is Slid before he Is suie
of the match If Leonard neglects lo
trim bis opponent tonight, Hattllng Mur
rav mnv draw the assignment of enter
taining Moore
For that reason I.eonaid has dnn
plenty of work for the battle this ive
nlng He plans to surprise Cormin
The other four limits nt the c mibriii will
brlnir tnsether some rood hii s Inhnni I ohh
is lolinni Moiqan Illllj Mines is Jouns
Nlpp.r lloWn Hums v. Willie sp. neer end
Marti fimpliell is VAallie I)ih will 1 im
plelii the prosram
Tom lillihens renrhd the rln ihl. tnorn
Inir fiem st Paul Inmnu has n little so
pelnti lent with llnrtlei Vleddsp nt Ihe Ni
tloml tomorrow nlsht and wnnts to finish
his trnliilni here Ihla will he iom's tlrst
lout here In two en-s
louns .Iiks Ilnrrrll nnd nilie MeAndrens
cliish In the semlwlnd-up Thi other houts
will lulng tiseiher Joe rirllli! and 'anion
sihiff 1'itsi VValliie and Johnny Miltnii
and Joe lliiiaan uid Jlmm lievine
Willie Jarksnn acnln will eihlliit hrri
'hen he entertains In the niiin bout nt th.
oijmpla on Monel n nlsht wlih rrankli
jiniins) llrltt of lloslon Poth of Jackson s
bailies at the Ohmpln till, jenr lime re
suited in knockout triumphs Knur other
loud bouts will precede the wind-up
Krnnkle Clark and Jehnnv Murre will h
tha iiintestants In the final hout Tie other
innfsts will ha between Joe VTnonai ind
Johnnj Tman Halph fiweUeit and Joo
l.ullsnc and Teddy I ennaril and Kid Warner
.Ine lliirman nnd Trankle (onna) will
meet hi the wind up h-fore th" Vmeriian A
l of Ililtlmore Ionian! The t,ut s
sehsduled lo so fifteen rounds lVank (Pop)
O llrlen will be tho third man In the ring
:M. & H. SELL
Basketball and Soccer
ball Team Managers
Attention
Hcie'3 your opportunity to equip our
RaBketball or Soceftrball Team with fine,
standardized equipment at special monev
pavinjr prices. You'll realize this as soon as
ou see the quality.
$10 Soccer Balls, $5
Heavy cowhide, well Mltthrd The
Mine model used by the Din League
Teams. With pure rubber bladder.
Soccer Shoes,
Genuine Hot Spur
$7.50
An Imported shoe of finest quality.
Very scarce, too, An unuiual value.
Basketball Shoes
SurtToot, $3.50, Suction Sole, $2.50
Nttd Skatei!
Wt'v Your
Site and
Dtiign Httt
OPEN THURSDAY AND
LARGEST SPORTING GOODS HOUSE W CtTr
SHIP HERE HELPED SINK
17 GERMAN SUBMARINES
Mine Layer Qttinnebaug Return
to Navy Yard After Eight
Months" Hard Service.
"He'll an Ace!" Say Gob of Com
mander D. Pratt Mannix,
Whoso Home h in 77iii City
1'lrlure nf the (InlnnrhiuiK' ereiv mi
pears on the limk pnire.
Sr.vr.NTr
ed on th
HNTnUN small black stars p-vlnt-
he bulkhead amidships on the
starboard side of the t S S Qulnne
baug are sufficient to tell tho psrt
plyed In the war by the vosil and Its
ofllrers and crew
The Qulnnebaug n mine laver, Is tied
up to a dock In the biiik chinnel nt the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, after eight
months In the North Sea, where she was
a memlxr of Mine Squadron No 1
Kach star r presents a German sub
marine sent to the bottom by mines
laid by the Qulnnebaug and nine other
ships of her squadron Although these
mine lav era have only been given odlclal
recognition for being Indirectly respon
sible for the destruitlon of reven'een
t'-hoats. It Ih known that three otlu rs
wele badlv d imaged bv Amerlcm mines
but they succeeded In icturuhig to their
bases
t omtniimler a rtillnitelplilnn
The noteworthy ncoid of the Quln
nebaug, nn old ship built twenty years
ago as the Jiffersnn for the Old Do
minion I, Inc. Is of speilal Interest to
Phil iilelphlaus betaUM her iiimmiiider
Is.il'hll.idelphlan
The skipper Is Commander D Pi itt
MatinK Ills town house Is nt 200",
lie Lnncey pi lie, and his louutry home
Is at llnsimont lie hadu t hid ,i foot
on Amerli.ui voll for eight mouths until
h greeted his wlf In th's city a few
davs ago Mrs Mannix was Miss Marv
tliithornp I'm kins, daughdr of Charles
Penrose Perkins
"Il's nn Hce." said a "(rob" on the
mine laver today, when his opinion if
the 'old man' of the Qulnnibaug. was
asked He undoubtedly voked the
opinion of eviry one of the officers and
men
Commander Mannix Is Justly proud
of the ai lib vennnts of the ship The
Qulnnebaug placed 0045 mines The
srpi.idion has an envlible iricrd nnd
laid more mines than tin lliltlsh mine
layers ,
Tho Qulnmbaug was lonstanlly In
danger of being sunk liv suhm.ulms
memy mlnea or lis own mines, which oi -c.islonally
were torn from tlulr am bor
ages li the ugly gales lornmon In the
North Sea during the f,( n.iuths
ommamier Mannix tod.n recilled in
'ncldmt while on a mine laving cspedl
tlon when the irew fand destruitlon
fiom a flo-itlng mine almost tieail nhe.ul
and a tire near the mines stownl on the
main deck aft
( Ollks
A paravene, a
Smeil hli
Hiltleli Invention to
wnrdtd oft the mine
detonate mines.
which threatened to send the ship to the
iiottom, ami while tin- ship was being
careiui y niuneuiircu nn wan dlscov
ired The heroes of this ciltlcil nionn nt
were the ships cooks Thev inn out of
the gallev- with lire extinguishers, and
hurried to the blnze, w'hlih was rapidly
eating Its way to the mints lo ided with
high explosives It was a ticklish and
perilous job hut they undertook It with
the leallz.itlon tint the intlrc crew
would bo lost If tiny failed
.Not oniv Old ine o'neers anil crew
liam thn Hllhoi.irlne tnen 11 It, r.ipn !...
but on their trips ranging from two to
.w .ns thev faced extremelv ,olrl
".li on,. U?.Z le. ll , l..V"J
venther and heavy gales, whlih caused
the ship to roll n'armlnglv at times
The mine liyers". Commander Mannix
Flannel Shirt
Vtrr warm, ..patt
flannel itlilrt A
txiKtlhe liiiiriini)p
aitnln-tt till" 'with
tnn Urge 1 ncket"
an 1 ilurutrly t-i wt-1
1.35
H hNrutierr
XI Ml
00
Warm Woolen
Sweater Coat
Iher 11 r f It E A L
Sweater" 'ii "it1' "tn
iintiiiiiilh I t Srtm
t .hit? wo 1 .ml In t bn
o ifsii lr H now Mt thi
hl'Kf !I
to 1 rati W
to ir (t1! tlii'1
ot t innri.iniM 11
.. il IIiiimI I I
roirn .thiier Noft m l W town
Mono refuuilpil If nut MulUfurturj.
mnll 1 irr thins iironipllt, I'urcc!
Iot, 1 0c ftrn.
HIM.
804-806 VINE STREET
IT FOR LESS:
Basketball, $
2
j-eoDie-eram leather, com
plete iiltll mire ruhher lil.iil.
eler, We Ii merit all the iuimifac
turer had but nre not at llbertv to
dlseloHe the name Come und nee Ihe
ball and be mnvlnred
$12 Basketballs, $6
ReKUlatlon In every way The name
used bv Illu I.eauuo Teamf Com
plete vi Ith pure rubber bladder
Basketball and
$1.25
Soccerball Pants
Vt Sptcialiu
in Laiitt'
Skatti end
Skating Shttt
SATUKDAY EVENINGS
l Ni' '
Mil 4135
"Warm as s0Mb
Toast" ll?im W
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WlMli'l "il Ji i,i JUtiUAA AU
CMTA1N I). I'RATT MN,M
said pi iced mines In lanes In the North
sea third feet apart nnd at dipths
vnrvlng trom iwintv to 150 fei I 1 lien
win tm ships In the squadum coin
inanded bv Captain Ileglnald It llilk
nnp and tin n wink extindid from the
noithern mil of s, otl mil to Noiway
1 hi Villi ill atl Klllols Wile tlm ficnr.
Ites of tin guls whtnevir the ships
i. line link to this b ise either at Invti
mss or Invirdotdon Two huncln d of
the Ami ik an bnVH In the mine-lay lug ,
Miuidrun married Siotili or Ciigllsh
girls
Ccimmaiidir MautiU pi Usui the hospl
tnllly of th.. Si oti h piople I.ulv Cor
dim Cuminlngs and other smlitv wutuiii I
iirr.inged dimes foi the sillors The,
coniinnnili rs of the hhlps In the mine
laving hipiidron wi re c nti rtaltud by the I
Carl of Miikitilnsh at Mov II. ill on his
2ii0 mill-mil islate, twinty miles from
Inn miss
The QiiliimbaUK started on her
c vintful Irlp M iv 11 of I ist e ii she ,
got unilir way ut, inliliiUlit mil follow id
a round ibout i nurse tli.it took lur near
lei t.itid She was aiiompiniid by two
si.i-golng tugs mid a mlllir i in lur I
way in ross lur digitus hn ki down and
she was towid fm tumtv-fntir hours I
by inn nt th tugs nn amithii on i- i
lion lur stilling m ir got nut of order
while on a mine laving iptditun but I
M&nw TO
Mftfra fEfllCITffe
11 V JrJffl JSriFliiJ
The Tailoring Event of the Year
Tomorrow we place n t lour dlsposil 4(10 of the
en. Ppiest pattens th it evei met your ens Taki
viiiit 1I11 In mil we will m.ike up to your nliscilute
salisf irtioii th llne-t fitting and t illonel suit von
ivir wore
I'iiIKs lust wonder how we do it at such .1 low
prh Hi re s the rn let Ve buv surplus slocks and
mill ends cllnet from the maniifaiturers of cloth
.Need mine ln i-ald ' I utile here and see for yourself
Extra Trousers, $C.50
luir tlinc w li) do m J
lltHllilt- Ut'HP tl tllC Jr MlltM
ttur hone of rxti.i trousers to
iti h
Cijag. eHbamii Co.
Mens Custom Tailarimi
HI South Eleventh Street
I JvJ l A 1 V V J' flrilm I B
BRq Most Beautiful Car inlmerica
Paige enclosed cars make their appeal from the standpoint of
economy as well as beauty.
Serviceable in all weather, they save your time and increase
your productive powcts, while protecting your health.
Being the product of the Paige factory, economy of operation
and durability are assured. From every standpoint
they are sound and safe investments.
Convincing testimony to back these statements lies in the
extraordinary demand
to the utmost.
PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO DETROIT, MICH.
Bis'elow-Willey Motor Co.
304 N. Broad St.
a Ilrltlsh destroyer camo to her as
sistance. Tho Qulnnebaug was, ordered back
homo In Dtccmber, and arrived nt
Hampton llonds nn New Yesr s Kve.
Her inlnea were discharged mid she
como to the navy yard this wick It Is
understood that she will onie more be
converted, this time Into a transput t
to bring American doughboys home
SHIP SPORT SUPPLIES
SuOO.OIII) Worth Sent cto-s
Y. M. C. A. Tim Month
( tilismn. Inn ."t p;imxlin itelv
$6nn onn worth of spoiling supplus have
gnne to the soldiers In Cramp dining
Jaliuirv to fording In a Hinieiinin lu
ll iv In I W I ruriiei overseas pin
hisng ligenl fol llle V M i V
iMcnibir be Miit suiip e Miluiit at
$411.3.11 and In November sllghth umie
thin Milium worth of sp ulng goiuls
Thltt-sl iirtli'les I imludrd In the
supplv list tanging from the jiush bil
to H.'.37S li.isebills
KXPKRT niSPATCIIKU 1)1 KS
I'litieral Mniul.iv for Mfreil I ,
Ilrrnui,
of Heading Rallwav
Mfred I Itrow-i ' ' e iiiiiii-i ,' i
" inr no unit diiit lir for the
iihii i,1otoiihi nnd ltftnri'nT tliilluiv i mi.
'nine died Widnesdsv rlg'i' nt his home
tlldee nvenue and I'-rhin't street !e
is survived bv n widow Cnueriit erv
1 i es villi be held at lis res anee Mon.
Itv Interim ut will be In Wetminsti r
Ci meierv
Cor m inv venrs Mr Itrown was tl
dlstialiher at th" Id station at InlM
md Oieen streets and vilnn the ter
I nlmil wns moved to Its p-i sent tonilon
le assumed tin sain, du'les s. , 4nrrt
ins lie and o well erved In in'n mote
innts that tho sebeilu'es vine in o iln
ei wit In sit a breil disniie Cie d lib n
ties iittniillnc thi foinpti itid hinge
I During tin lis' vein of the i Iv 1 nr
he was t ! e nrlili tot in Cie irim In
Iween Civ I'ii'ii' "id I' i'-.lnirg tlml
cirrlcd tte, eri I flrnnt d i Ii between
loose nolllts III was born ill lll.lllill
w ne Del Inn llirv IM I
riTrTsT
Ahe new
Collar
25 CENTS EACH
CLUCTT.PEABODYVCafre.rf.?y
"i rKr
VALUES
$3522
which is taxing our resources
pjiBiiBiuHuaiiaiiffl I n
Tne new
Arrow
Wiv y ri1 1
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M MrSOW for the greatest j (in
jf w vuhW'Owino went y?
fJr since Uncle Sam Ah
went to war. J
A Mighty
ATresis
SUITS !5
OVERCOATS
Direct from Scores
of Makers of Na
tionally Advertised
Brands of Clothes for
Men and Young Men.
!iis Season's s25, s28, s30 & S32S
Suits and Overcoats Now
n mrBmr sBl H
This Ssason's s35,s37iD, s40 & s42
Suits and Overcoats How
MfMWKmlkWkWL BaSlfeSWaS
This Season's s45, s47, s50 & s55
Suits and Overcoats Now
EG1NN1NG Friday, in this House of
Representative Clothes oi America,
scores of famous nationally adver-"1
tisod brands of men's Suits and Overcoats
(literally thousands of garments) will be
placed on sale at prices that will bring us
a "capacity" business.
Our enormous outlet in the great
metropolitan centres of the East enabled
us to secure tremendous concessions from
many of the country's leading makers, by
taking off their hands their entire surplus
stocks on a spot cash proposition. You
can save anywhere from $3.50 to $21.50 in
this record event.
Here is your chance to indulge in the
luxury of a gem of style and quality at a
price out of all proportion to its worth!
15th and Chestnut
Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturday Till 10 P. M.
-Vcu York Htadquarfrt15 f " WAtL Z
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siiest Brands
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