The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 19

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The concession to the minors on the | Jimmie Smith e, Offering to make the draft | price 87,500, or $2,500 more than N York whon he ‘met them in | matche s at the Rational Reereation talleys Saturday night yesterday Ban Johnson a ernoon and Jast night, ‘The first jeydler, way they will owler » down to defeat was no further, 1 winn f many + The minors out the dratt— : the International and Pacific Smith ave Coast Leagues t the Ameri- can Association, now Leo” New hey | tow Aa NCLUDED are the famous (COMPRISING every fa- NCLUDED in the Over- of league mag Camel’s Hair and plaid vored Overcoating and coatings are Carr’s XXX : : Mit Taek back fabric Overcoatings in Suiting fabric, There are Melton, full silk lined—former- nw dudge Landis deplores it. The every desired color and style. ly up to $90—The richest Suitings comprise plain and . suitings obtainable anywhere novelty effects-——including a fects in every good color and in every wanted model and good style range of golf suits style. 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