The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1920, Page 11

~ Feal_ surroundings, ~ of us playing ball on the school teams | fz for a place on the team. I knew whenever I got them, And there) were I was going to "ikke this kindly, under- | were a few I earned which I didn’t standing big friend. But I couldn't | get. dad as a great, kind pion. After about six months I was given ht home my peeves and my ale-|, holiday leave of absence to go Mary, Who le now Mra, Mary| home, I think my father was pleased Moberly of Balumore, Were keeping | with the change the brothers already tty close days back at St. Mary's 14 me through| had worked in me. It seemed that another fight with esickness, os | Brother Watthian,, Yo T" think aa he and I had come % think some-| Dad was seinoat ready to suggest it them from 0 wh t alike, Perhaps ‘Was improv-| himself. it I knew that fd T men- (Continued From Third Page) | time, ‘as ‘tho months multi-| [vp perhaps ‘he had become a littie| tioned dotting te woud love some more liberal. Probably it was a lit- cf his great new faith in me. of both. At any rate, when we ree together we had an waders which we had no’ stood high with the team. So, you @ee, I was on a regular ball team 1 SOCKEO 'T OVER, TAR CENTER PELDER'S t had be: gam ‘when I was seven years old. AEAD FOR THE FIRST fore and were more like good friends aon OP alice wes ‘Of his 9 sane, @ince that day I have put over a AEA S. yp gon shan bg og te ths {All righte reserved by United Feature Syndicate.) Good many home run wallops, over : (To Be Continued To-morrow.) the right field fence at Comiskey Park and high over the grand stand roof at the Polo Grounds, in the sum- mer of 1919. But no other drive I have ever mage meant half as much to me as my first home run at Saint Mary's. I can remember that drive as though it had happened only yes- terday. There was a tall, skinny lad Pitching—I've forgotten his nase, vecause there were several hundred and I mariaged to connect with one of his fast ones and lined it out way over the center field's T didn’t | wi I'd be caught out at the plate that began sliding for it when I was about ten foot away. eli never did we to bes plate until after I had brushed myself off and Nooked up 4 find Brother Matthla patting me on the back. But, getting back to that first day, I was a pretty homesick kid along about sundown. I could see the fam- M: share of Uckings came to me for euch Saks & Company Announce Beginning today A Remarkable Sale of LACE SILK HOSE For Women REGULARLY $1.45 and $1.80 All at One Remarkable Price 95c Pair The most remarkable sale of depen- dable hosiery announced for a very long time. Made of pure thread silk with lisle soles and garter tops. Colors: Cordovan, Black, Navy and Suede. All sizes. Also included in the assortment are Fibre . Silk Hose in Cordovan or Black, and Silk sold out by my wn best friends., Gor HIS NICKNAME AND FRIEND AT SAME TIME, “What's the matter, Babe?” I looked up from my pillow tn the ¢arkness there, to see a great eix- foot-six man standing over me, He said it in a whisper because he knew that one kid would be sensitive about having the others know him to homesick. I had been thinking of home and now the snoring of the other boys yanked me back to my “What's the matter, Babe? Brother | ff Matthias whispered. | My determination wes as a railroad doughnut. If he fey cuffed me I would not have whimpered. But when he soaked that doughnut in the milk of human kindness old Ob- stinacy softened. I don’t remember having been called | # Babe before that, Perhaps that's where the name originated. er \\ ‘ THE axanaee WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 0, j coach offenses as chewing to-|tant to me, ho Haiculovs, h L oame to have a new love for my t who would ian’ foresee, of course, t! he was £01096 |+59q GAME TO STAY HOME! ¢o to the floor with a squad of piano- . y HOW HE MADE C000 ts sonch mo alo nto che oe ‘cham AFTER HOLIDAY, peat beg ak Weep ye cas Md So I said goodby to them at home exceptionally low-priced at e Fy er TT Plint's Pine Purr Fine Pamiture nual Sada g learance Sale ow in pi | Gt Reductions 1o*e50% OurEntire Stock of Plaited Sport Hose in Two Tone effects. All sizes. Main Floor Broapway Saks & Company At 341TH Stxeet eed LRAT ALORA A fag CU UAL Bice r [eee ee OOCOQODOHOOHDOHOG: OOO. WDOHOOOA. BA Summer 3 8 Treat SFresh vegetable Ssalad_ served on ANE isp lettuce leaves ith a garnish offsma DOE pill ake i "As 3 MADE IN U. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores ® E. Pritehard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. 4 “1020. G8. Altman & Gn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Special-value Sales for Tuesday Women’s Woven Underwear at special price reductions Cotton Combinations; low neck, sleeve- less and knee-length; close-fitting or wide pantalon style .« 4 95c. Cotton Vests (Swiss ribbed) with.crocheted HORE be TE a Mercerized Cotton Vests, with silk jersey top (sizesincomplete) . « «+ $2.25 Italian Silk Vests, plain or with embroi- dered front (tax additional) . . $5.90 Also Bathing Combinations of black cotton, $1.85 Women’s American-made Lingerie at greatly reduced prices Envelopes » . « « $1.10, 1.65, 2.15 Combinations . ’ ‘ . , 2.90 Petticoats 4 . 1. + + + 1.75 Drawers 46 «© «+ 1.45, 1.75, 1.90 Pajamas 4 «© « : heer 2.95 Also a quantity of Silk and Lingerie Night- robes, Corset Covers, Chemises and Boudoir Sacques, in broken assortments, at unusual price reductions. (Both Departments on Second Floor) ONE-HALF MILLION BABE RUTH S OWN STORY » OF HIS BASEBALL CAREER Women’s Silk Petticoats + will be on sale at economy prices including Petticoats of silk taffeta in changeable color effects 4 +6 s& 8 «© « at $4.90 Petticoats of colored satin . « at 7.65 and ; Petticoats of white silk-and-cotton mixture and of white cotton. fabric, reinforced with front and back panels; especially desirable for wearing. with thin Summer frocks; either material. 4 «© « « $4.90 (Women’s Petticoats, Second Floor) Exceptional Values will be offered in a special selection of Dainty Toilet Articles (ivory-finish celluloid of superior quality) at unusually low prices Mirrors’ 3 0.) 8 88 Re et OR HairBrushes-. . . . . 2.50 Clothes Brushes ae uae ole 2.25 Hat Brushes . 1. 5 « 6 1.00 Powder Boxes . . . « 95c. & 1.25 Combs oe: 0. 0 je 16 4Bc. & OBe. Also Trays, Salve Jars, Shoe Horns, Button Hooks and Nail Files. . » each 45c, (Madison Avenue section, First Floor) EZ. 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