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FRIDAY, JUNK 1. IHI 5 .
346 Athletes From 19 Schools
In America s Greatest Meet
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y
f^' r ’ ' 5
Two of tH# otjrt in big track ands eld rr>ect '/» i J o' C i,i in the him le». and Mucks of W •
conain, in the »vt gb's
America’* Kreaft nt athlii" n
of the year will be thi toil* »• c«.;
f«fnc> mee, at t|»* l iii'.i r-i 1 t
Illinois, I’rbana. Saturday. i;-. <
hundred and fortv-nix athlete*
reaentliiic 1!* of t'i*’ nr* .if • >1 <
the central w *«t from tin ' I
Rhenie* tn th*' Rookie* x ill
and the chance* nr*' that
doxen conference record■» ut:d . r
hap* two collr** record* s' ill i .
Th - * meet will !>«• th* 'r« **•
the hlatory of the •- < .• . i
ence, and the di appoint.
BOX St’ORK.
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fnnina*
JAatroit ■ "
nif*t-'irah
Two- b***> bit Vltt I' • r
IV»Kr**r, < - ar. Vitt, \'<
hit* - * ddhan 1 ■ < •
Vltt, Hie* htnan I »n«ild I
ham an.l Vm v\ nun. r «■
J fttru-k nut ilx '-I H • ' '
thlener I Fir -t I* «>
f'ldham off K xni »»l*-»i* '
base* t tetri. I ’ I'ltt - u
base nn error* T*• »
1 Wild pitch K nth!* t •
IXV t'mpir* • lit!*;* r I
l.e
Little Old Johnny Cou
Will Try to Regain Crown
Johnny t’oulon. the uttl<- « hie. "
battler who no long won tin < *
of the bantam* on tils b.ild h* >1
in going to try a Mimtdwok T;■
experience of Jim Jeffrie-* aiiu
count lon* other gentlemen »ho ha\.
ennayed similar stunt* with diva
trou* result*. han no t< rt«»t ''
Johnny. Up l« a* confidin' tl at
will win ha< k the championship n
hr in of anything
Johnny, however, ha-n't lived
yearn for nothing ll' know i lot
of trtrks yet, even if he i an *
•hamp. and I * !• b*
to take the title aw *v fmin KM
Williams, on two thin.;* on»* I tliai
he really bellevea he packs a bill
enough wallop to put the 11«»Itirn*>x*
Imne away The oth< i * a "•» l
founded belief that William e ill ' -
longer nrale 11 ♦» pmtntl- tln 1 • »*iri
mate bantam limit, and 1" " 11
all the expostulation* of immy .
Harrla to the contrary
"William* enn’t make Ilf* ti
more and be stroqg.'' Johnny ah! ;
noveral dayn ago, “and I know it i I
alno know that there Isn't n l l ' ;
pound boy In the gain' with the
exception of mvgelf. who stand- n j
rhauce to heat him Will I’*: flvht ;
me? I don't know, hut 111 mak
It ao hot for him If he don't tl it h<
will have a sweet time trying t<*
square himself with th«- fun H*
ha* never given me a return sh lit i
anyway, which Is contrary to
ring precedent. I arn going to j.o » !
91,000 for him to meet me at 1
pounds.”
Johnny hasn’t been Idle slue. Wil i
llama defeated him m ('allf .n i a ;
year or ao ago. lit* alv i\ wj.< n
rlean liver and he has not aban
don ad boxing since he beconi*' an
•x. He I* constantly In training,
and apenda most of his time av tv
from the little cigar store that l> ar
hla name up on the square.
In July, Johnny la going to Canada
| tile fail tec »■ .C , !, M
j*m t that in ; t. ti.'tr-' «»t n* • *
! S u.trda.. iiii't t .ll*t. mnt* r* ’ •
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i- run <)•
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j 11 * if ti ,im in tlc it ilh.'l : t. !• a
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- totuun iit'xl Ali- hliMn *«: 1
Nutr | me i r.i < ■ .1 «nt . t <•;
or..di> 1. • i-. in« r it ad Kan
Hid <1 MV IJ I .' I,' Tx • T '
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It. tl .f| Him ~t > ' Ul • ) -*.'. ill
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I *i t . , ; i> li< lit .I' l ' .
hu i j. u|. <’ t<i ! ■. e and -•'*• vit.ii
dt .-s «t foe, rmd li ft*
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r: <. t (A >l\ v < I < t.•
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■j t: _ l’.<r . i Mit;
I-'l.-r, Its I I !•*.»!♦ ; V.'.," . ■ M. It
eon in in .n' ot ,».
\. «!- - . tr. I ’ nd ' Mcr
of low ■ \i.'t:i- ..! •»< • \ itUir. a
fifth oi .i . . ,'r.d of !••*» nutrk.
(. ht'iit of Nt "! t- ■ ii, loom.
.I* in 'li - hull ;t ' " r*»n*r - oin
).« • ,tor oi t’nn |>li il, i.r * hit. uc>. ui.-l
i i>i! k it Ulittoi iin on it i.
1 n *»rt* ' r.-.t •• will 1 ir.i’o* hi idt., :
.iii \ olnts ■ ■ ith l,i i vV.it-*>’ v.o ’
.tid •(* li a .'.under at t + -liwluin *
,iml sj.« i’ll all summer in th» wood:*
Then he is going to o»m l.m k. tan*
In i *i- \ o' to jj- . >i!.,d lino on
him- If. and then :*i*rinx fli»• Id*
l OU|)
Tills, of conr*o, is :-|| ni enrdltlu to
Johnny', lut the fighter ool>
w« ' lIS 11 |pp> and i* I.’, aml look -
ev* n in h i*i <-o:idit on And the: e
in*- t lot ol t'lihago tans, partieu
lerly his Logan S*|iiai* worshipers
who think not only has a . ham <■
to hlij one o\tr on t' blond Ui!
Ilam . hut tiui! hi II do it.
Httkc/oForQuahty^ -
AH Kinds of Suits—
#
Pepi6h one* with a good
ad a/iybody swaggc-Vcr ccr /f-’VI
f / N
eervative business all-the way
through kind— j ? I
For slim, stout, short or N Vijjy
Closely woven, good wear- Jwßgr
ing worsted ~ oleoty of flan- JRi . Wwdrf
nets, sergrs, casaimcrcs, fll ”jf
homaapuna, summary twee ts vH P fin
Urquharts la grays 1 n
and tartan eolorlnga, brow's \
and greens mist blues, black- V <9
and-wh te snowflake shades— j \ J
V
ch i. claids, mixtures, in ■„TI
both lig it ind ch*ri> effects. y Bra
A*. 115, S2O, $25 and S3O. #
"rrk Mno \ 4 fi ’••sn- I'liwri
!«%.?•-. I £ :r:Tz
001-203 Wondward Avanua ' I ■■ .II ■■*
•Dclrtlri But ItwaA
'I i; !< ■ !il brine ihi* . *ars of
!» ' . •i ■ ' l' • : !.* i at.".ill
1 ’ i iayine for tld < v tit
■ Mi V.i ,*:«•. an! Minn*-»>ta lias
‘ \ ; •* and til nthr in
'i ■ n.K o fxar the little fob
. in tbn :,o nuh Jan •n. of
1 K- lor -i, is ol to la a jr.i: v« !
i T (.vi fit is i: . and Ohio a
and (i >;i : :».m and < irroll.
1 f;t* aa.; * }u < t th.* hllttl!*** to
■ ? . ; ■•< i'l I jt< Jo II t*»
(•• : Ward \ i'l -• ••• >
•I' . . * V* Id", ;■ !'l
ri ■ t’ .* ; .«■ of VVa am in
i*. i r > f 111 iti-atty of the
[ I;: ■ i . i! and I.ji’lkt. of
a I* ho most so:
• 11. in ;> !i -a ? «».•• \\*h ’a,.
•to . .• ■ r .r.
f'hi'T.-" vd n’lokloy, i ( Colo
:; ri iat i• > ord r.n • in I!; j.ol<
. ’i ii y i r < - tiwiion
. ill! i TK*tV
i )>!; /it rhU!
. f t lu‘ v. • tjtlit
>n f t. < . Idx ' *i:« Mucks.
■' n : i !• the 1 amin* t, and
and ' "\
]>uuiuf ( ;
I'oxers
!’.an«|U<*l r ad., : ; to Jin •
\. ■ ()' |i ;U ; t• Xl 1 1 Jo. (undo
«
i I f;r- to r, • > ricUS
oily , ' r a famous «•! ib 'fc and
j•■ •Vj ’ \ , injin »•(] t hr*
.' t • : . ran into (*lini io >
W .it !••!'; ; ■ *., „i H ii*nn n.i
o . . .• tr airis at
■..(•a o tl i t no I
a oi .■ otf t' i on run •. ot tto
mdltsdhut .
1 '- i ' ■ •■" •ji. ■ t 1 Wed
aa* da v i 'd l * v i-i'k .i.ul Sat
'd. > a! ~l '• *■ 1o • to Oscar Wil
• n I- t .' di ; and in month*,
io and ’ V.'.d J., mainiyer of Knl
i’i i roan. i. “u f f ‘ luimjiii is for lit
oi ! . iv. ;b«> Dolan Williams flyh*
in and . and • v Roux pilot of Dolan.
‘ t tli in \ i 1 tio* baiu|Ui*t would
oik Satiirdn niaht. \nd “it” did.
In n • * add And sumo oonsola
ion. 1 .' r. in ’ln* fact that Man
lot i o I 'cainid Ids old position In
dn liyhtwp. !it ranks and that Her
nun . oo in In a to the front again.
I oth a»*‘ thrum'll with banquets
Mon tl n i banquet Jinxed Tlmmas.
I'nf it Is quit* a coincident that
lift its l.avt nlway- followed ban
Mi. ts in New Orb .ins' championship
mdidatfs.
DETROIT TIMES
STANDINGS
American League.
*>i \\him..
\\ L.lvt W I. I’i-f
Phlrntro 27 17 *>l.! W:i*iri’n I'* 1. I 7
I it* I rott . 3*4 17 «Ms, « ’I. v« 1.1 17 1 I» 7
Hi..'.hi I'.l 17. 57il ,•» t I. UU 17 23 .41' i
N York. 1!» 17 021 Alhltli.« 13 .7 ..7
1 <-ateriln > '» liraiill»,
ili.Rli.n Ht X*. W Ynlk. i-o|il wi'illh l '!
Wn-hinuton at I'lillailclphla. cold
v> rut l. i r
Only two Kam*M scheduled.
Tkilh »'* liaiiica.
fo»lroll at New York
<'l« v* land at Wmihins t nn.
Si l.oul, at I'hlliKleiptiia
I'Uli ,i r .I at Uastun.
National League.
ST % V 111 M»,
tv. i. vet vr r. r »
Fhlrn ,:o. 231fi 5 <4O St. I/ul* 1" 11 4»v
I*h 1111 *• .«< . II IS .7.1* I* »'»»**«*! I* 17 4.
liui-tiiri . .01d.51.1 I'lnein'i I ’ i li
lit wMyn .oia 513 X York, 1i.0.4.'
4 ralrriliii'a 14 mu 11 a.
i'hllliii> 2 Hrooklvn 1.
,X* w York Jo, Ho*ton 3.
< 'lra Inr. 1 1 1 5 St laimu 2
• 'til tin i « bailie.* scheduled.
Todai'a l.umm.
Itr""kl\ n at I'ittMtiui irli
only tin; namo scheduled.
South Michigan League,
vr \ \ni%u.
w. i, i*< t \v r. r. t
'■'n Him 'l llt fi'iO Sajrlnaw I*l 17.1 k",
II Ciiik, IT 1.7 511 H City. 1 4 I'l I7
Flint ... i 7 17 lon Jackson. 12 IS .4'■)
T «'*.lrrila>'a ttmiilt*.
I hr |
Sontli H« n.i ». Saginaw 2.
Hattie < re* k at Jm kaoni rain.
T’ ilav'a *.iimra.
' !*.• I. i\a a South Prnil.
l i tn i :, rk at Jaekson (two
; in* mi
Hay City at Flint.
//\ . ■ |
H 4i 2
'> ♦
- -T Agy QHAIIAC I CR —Person- It is pleasing without being cf- ♦—«
»-» nlity. When you meet a feminate.
**—Tnt.n >ou in- :.tivoy ca!n!< r; Jt j s vigorous without over* *
'»—» ajy li'.m tlicici" for yourself just doing it. *•—**
> v/hr.t hind cl t; rrmn he is and . ' . 2
•<T-.IT * whether or not you’re going to . : - f n^ s repetition without itHj
► *♦ '■'*<? like him. ~ losing the freshness of appeal that -—*
i» —» * , . . first charmed you. ■*—■ ;
>v—* * 1! ru s whliY-wa- hy, or over* . T- Z
g. or or loud, or You--bc you man or woman
2 1 i** effeminate, or dull, or uninter* ri ? c . vt 1! ? t "’ 3 Leverage those - «
W*• estirg. you’re through, light that are admirably manly +—-
£ . there. m 0 nian * * *
*f —» 4*? i.. , , *. , . , Instnntly you will decide that ■*—«
» —* it is character ti nt decide? you. , t i ; l„ t . . -—*
*• -♦ ««*» you Jiltc it tor its character —its •*—
Z=Z Ss Beverages have character personality. Time will prove *- ■■■■«
? : Some can’t outlast n single the soundness of your judgment.
»•; mci ting. For 29 years COCA-COLA has Izz2
•‘*•l , , r been put to the test. Daily for ; —;
g-r SS Ort'crs ore Wiy-woshy cf- 29 jt hM and , hc , f
K SS v'",;'" ;.1 ur " n 7^’-‘ n 8- ihe American people—hs:» borne t=Z
B SS Y ° U ‘ O ' SCt them T ck ' y - the test cf repetition without 3
*•--» Others are overhearing —too losing its zest. *—;
„ * SS dcck.ed in ilavor oi ct eM. lou p or 29 years it has proved its * *
JT~t ovoui them. wholesomencss —its vigorous- Z w
COCA-COLA has the character, rcss —its deliciousness—its char- 27/2
Z-Z the personality of a fine, whole- ucter. iHS
s** some, manly man. It meets the You can prove to yourself in
T ilutes of men and women on pne glassful wlmt 29 years have
V*?> this common ground. built into its reputation.
1 \Joeiicicii3 <,WO I
Tv-krnrvMf Kj fa
|
Z -* Drrrsnd the genuine by full n«me— 2~- Z
£ * ruckn&mcs encourage substitution. • *—*
pr The Coca-Cola Cos., Atlanta. Ga. S
S'uimiummimiimuimimmiutiiuiiiiimtuiiuiimumimittiiii®!
AMUSEMENTS.
nFTROIT p‘ ‘‘iif* mm
kSK.irxi.sii s ,turile> m
Popular Prices: >lnllnr<-«. 2?ie t«» <1 .Ml
Mr. Hackett
Presents thr Mrlotlrnnifi
“Craig Kennady”
In Thr Hannock Mystery
Wtrk lieu. Sun. Eve., June fith
Spi-cia! Summer Season
THE “SPUING
MAID”
at
POPU.AI! PRICES
21c—10c—71c
mio XDWAY 1 VYORITES
HE AITV CHORIS
ORPHEUW— *
Phone: t In rr; 122.1 t 'lnin M*n?
t to.*.:;»*) 7 to tl: 1.1 Siintoll
Old Soldier Fiddlers 7 7
Price flnm-lnit I ontest Tnnlghl
lothliiit rhrni* lull tb*- prior: 10-.0-ltiic.
PrlnllitK. thr plnln nrnt kltnl—thnl
Is right—l ltn-*s 4nl» Ilrpl.— Ha n 1520.
Federal LeaKue.
M 4 \lM\4*.
I. I . 1 \V. I. I*< t
I’’ Ii 4 1 7 7. Hi I*, nklxn .’I IV .525
N• m i k 'I l 7 74 Si I,'ni* I|ilH .5 1 4
|< I'll .' ll 7 1. 1 KIIiIII r« 17 21 .H 5 ,
' ‘i.. a i.- llli 743 Itumtlo.. 13 .6.117
tmlrrilni'i U<«uli».
Sr, l.iiiii- 4'Mr.i2.
i 11 - it*' K,f • i 'ity 1.
I l(! n 1" 4 I «T ill. 7-1.
uul i- -iii.i .-i n«-h*-<lult U.
'I Ml** » ’«* l.inira.
I'rni'kljr. u! Huffnlo,
I " it •' Imi iu h .it Kiinsns I'lty.
st I.oiilm at i'*hl* ;iKo.
< »nly Unci a min si liril uled.
American AHsociation.
W. I. l'f't W. I.,Prt
1 I nn'*, 17 11 05 ' ft. Paul. 20 If* .513
K «' ’■ 22 K 7*14 I'luinh s 10 23.410
lilvvl.i'i 22 FI r. I'll v. I'<l. 4422.3 ** t*
1. m. vi .1 1!< 527 .Mlneap. 1 4 23 .373
\ r>(*Ti|u* '» Iti unltu.
Mllwauke* R Polumbua 0.
I.M'ilsvill* 4 Kannai* City 3.
linl ir ajoli' 7>, M niapollH 4,
International League.
•»T % \ 111 \ ti.
w UVt tv t. r-1
P ,fT !m 1> . «;»'* I’r’viflV* 14 15 . IST
i: tin I 17 12 7SO T iroiKn. 1117.47.2
Muritr il 17 15 ’1 \i w irk. 11 10.(li
lt • -t7 17 14 717 .1 City.. 11 17 .3113
4 <'*.toriln>’■
I, i ,
■! I M intreal 0
I'iv: ■i- N»-w trk; ioM
.1. : * i' tv -1 :ii'hmoml. »i't uritunils,
Patience, the War Is Not Over
l.< if wi must wait for the
tv v i: In for** we have that great
ha" in th» air which novelist* have
h'-rn il' -( rlhing for so many year*.
I.afavftti Journal.
AMUBLMENTS.
IS. 3, Sill, 7 . till
HOW \ HI) KST \ HKOOK
I KTKoiT'.-: n\\\ ST Ur. IN’
••KOI U FEATHERS”
% Ihrllltm-, I hriiltliltiu Wnr l*lnr.
I ilillr >!<'«.rnlli. I) ri'krntrn Wri-klv.
\ll M«lliirr *rnti* I •>«- (rtrrpl iiil.l
Kvcnlru’ «. t. itn«l Min. 1 1 2."n\
IfWfj I 2 j 7 C tlrlr«lr< ».n-ntr*t
iv I 9 ia. * \ itttikrmrNi \ nlur
PH I'.lV Tit Mtlr*. Pntron* n a- II mi r
I’irlnrp k hiM» from 13 .W to at.H*.
None f IniT u hrrr,
Tkc I’.iiT I’n pit In r I dinrllr,
Burt “Gone” Melburn
7—4lTl||:ii live. \CT% —7
Milr* Mini in Ilf n tt nf Ihr Mile*.
025 c Matinee Daily
CONROY & LE MAIRE
.||- ■ ll‘>nnrri •' 'I nlt 1 I|rl It IIP:
iiiirim-i tMrrti ti-kstnr* Rrnt.i
Ujkli .1 I'. Niiki iili '•■toll* ,v
Norton |li rri iII m«t-»rllu Ni'lit
UfliilllvO **.j • 1 •*•••■
s : 1..*»•,I ..*»•, ,I,ip inil .Mir
Nfivy of 1915
I trlntlvr, offldpllt lii'/riirrd lirprn.
ilnrllolt— .Iripnn. Itnly
—-.'ft Othrr I tjlvn-a,
flptmlt Tim -■ Juh I’rlntltiK Ilppt.—
Mtlti 1.V.t1,
Lcochares Leads
Yankee Sprinters
The racing which closed at
<'harchill l towns. Louisville, Ky., re
cently hus developed the fact that
l.eocharc* is n» present the king ot
American sprinters. This 5-year-old
;a tlie property of John W. Schorrs
stable, and appears to iiave ripened
with age. I’nless weighted out of
the future races on the Kentucky
circuit he is not likely to be beaten
In a rate of six furlongs or less.
At weight for age it scents now
that unless H&rmonlcon can take his
measure he will quit the summer
the champion sprinter of the 1915
Kentucky season, as there is no
chance for hint to go against the
Texas ntare Pan Zareta, for she will
do her early summer racing on the
Canadiun courses.
Lcochares has been beaten hut
once this season, and that was at
a mile, when Hodge and Prince
liermls defeated hint This race wa*
a bit too far for the Schorr sprinter,
and will not make a material dif
ference In his record. The mile was
run in 1:40, which any good soul
will tell you is practically flying. At
that I.eochares was only run Into
submission in the last furlong. He
hasn’t been defeated In the sprints,
and that record is not likely to bo
broken.
His Opinion
"In some Instances the optimist
is of less rcaJ value to the commun
ity than the pessimist, '* remarked
tlrout P. Smith. "While the former
may possess a big wishbone, the lat
ter usually has the larger backbone
And that’s what counts, after all.
Peacon Harkamore!" —Judge.
AMUSEMENTS.
LYCEUM*";!" 15 to 75c
\ \l (.11 \\ Tree nr
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PALACE GARDENS ,
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JESS WILLARD
HAS “SOME” FEET
CLATIIE. Kan, June 4-Je§* Wil
lard, the world's champion heavy
weight, formerly a cowboy In the
weat, ordered a pair of “cowboy
boot a,” sending his measurements by
mal! to C. H. Ilyera, cowboy boot
factory here, which is the largest,
strictly handmade boot factory in
the world.
The boots are number 10 1-2, of
JpsjsL Announcement |
Extraordinary ]
S' / I We offer Men and Young Man
h' 7-V (Mlf *yvia choice of several hundred
MSm WEf Green Room Suits j
As ine c^°^es as have been i
/»!J f'i shown in any store in America
Priced up to $35 1
Y i\\ $01.75
'i 'jr UiMi Sale / 1 ■
'\'j I ( ’ Price -L
f\ ',? ; Incomparable showing of Men’s and Young
II t Meu's Green Jtoom Suita other grades
ii 'M sls to SSO
I Great Sale of Men's ,
] I SILK SHIRTS
. A special purchase from one of
America's greatest shirt makers. j
1:1 a Regular $5 Shirts V\
s 3
We want you to see the new
Self-Conforming Straw Hats
Made by Blum and Koch —We’re sole agents.
The most comfortable straw lmt you ever saw.
$3 and *4
Special agents for Knox Straw Hats $4 and $5
Sole agents for Henry Heath English Straws $4 and $5
Remarkable showing of fine Panamas from $5 to $35
Men’s Grey nml White w A
Canvas Oxfords
So
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Detroit'* l.«r«e*t Clothier*
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■ A CIGAR WITH A “COME-BACK”
s
- I | the best
IfrfejjSy I that Brains and Money can
produce.
Retails 10c $5.00 per Box of 50 I
WALTER M. SMITH CHAS. CAUSS 1
1 rJA *” • "•* V " k DETROIT. Mica I
RKHOItT*—%TI.%\TK' CITY. H l'«onT**—lTl.AVriC CITY.
nmf; sgXatSJl h, Ar“ ®
a s els <w«aflß§ C w jfi wwiv.
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CMALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY SCL- .PI." ,
TMC ItlttS COMMNt t i ON TNI BEACH
iL'-uu at, |
THE TIMES l
SAVES YOUR TIME, YOUR EYES AND
YOUR INDIGNATION.
CONCISE—CLEAR—CLEAN I
PAGE SEVEN
H vuim hoot Width, and HmM||||
ui. a-ii'i-m.-nt u 20 inches, tsNß3|§J|||
c»t l>> two inches, of any of
* pair< of boots made by thtf Ann
mlio have been in busineaa
Every stitch is hand nnwidfwSlß
before the pair Is completed mBIf
* ill have passed through tht
of Hi shoemakers, each of
docs one particular part. jflj
Diamonds exposed to radium |h|
come highly radioactive and reaijH
so for several years, according t# isl
British scljntist. 'll

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