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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25
PURPAS' ACTION
MAY COST CLUB
Refusal to Play last Games at MC.
Alcstcr Wnl Give League Chance f.
Change Ownership at Tulsa

M.ALESTER. Aug 70 because VI
the fact that Roy purpus owner OF the
Tulsa club Of the Western association.
has refused TO finish the season in
McAlrster there will be no league
games az lnterurbau park Friday
Saturday and sunday but the season
600 reality Wu. close Thursday with
the last game between the Miners and
sherman
Mr. purpus demanded that the Me
A.esirr games bee PLAYED az Tulsa
The schedule prulIdes Tor them lo
be played here but Mr Furpus claims
some sort Uf uu agreement had been
made fur the transfer OF the serlcs
tu Tulsa The McAlester manage.
ment refuses 'u make this transfer
and MIR Hurpus announces now that
he will refuse 90 send his team here.
As "a result the last three games
Of the season win be forfeited tu the
Miners Games with fast semi-pr
and amateur teams have been arr
ranged however and the team Will
hr held lrfuU. until the official end
OF the season
10 is believed here that this action
on the part ur purpus will give the
business men NJ Tulsa and the league
IL chance iU r.l themselves Of purpus
AS Western association muguntr.
he has been exceedingly unpopular
I'm the uIl town. and the team and
league have spemiu~'v suffered hN
his ownership The fact that rcfIs-
al tu play u.t schedule as agreed
IautumHr'nuN reokes franchise m
I,n o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25


lefIHI' 'ioutinB 10y one tommy
Nou'uAuIh !ehu OH man ana I'Il I''I"
eL IoI lhe WINS, proved lht "hu"'" TX
VI 'he senators 'u "e5d"S game anu
sem pthhahI hopes gum he'"B l."
N""-N ana N"lloI tIleu every J'h'hB
on me Ihulah oullIelHtI ou' 10 Il"
await az ne poItd lNo uouu'ts'
single, nome run ana was given
Walk IN iINe times n.y.. making 'he TWO
scores Tor the I"lns tnSl enND'ea 4,
mem To 20 '"'" eA',a i'"',bH N,,'
fnally win the game IN me eleventh
Llkowsh, AS usual pIchru mar q
luck game In 'ht t'sl lht arc 'sulN
Robinson touched MN Tor uohD'e
was shcIlIlttd 10 thlIu 10Y Lem. ls''
ana scored on M'' tIP s''' I.-' u ',, ~,
il). lhls was hh IuI ln' '"''H VI,
lhe SeNenth "heh 'h'' Hu,nc ,ouD't
mAkw. Robinson set h''nS'' n'.u u
I"rn one over 'l' renee 'u Wv ~ " a. NJ
lIA' u"un'' P'uS' '"u va W.
u"II 10 '"in'I "" puI'eu ''No ''N'
ana ih lhs nlH'h MNus' ueSpe,n,e W.,
account oi ul' TWO uu ''1",
i'rhnIs ,o h'' i"I 'l"'l uIu ,'"",r, ~
n'. ''' ,,N mI'B pru",s "IS uu. -.
per |u Iho"'pS"u' ""t nu",'
'on'' 'S"n ,' hIl MN N''"u'l p,pp.'
"'l l' LrlnIhkrI. ''i r.ui,,'N a,' ",,,,,, l.,'
h' P"U'"E wv" I'd" VIZ wv 80. w.,
Jerry NhNl"I ihru '"iut 10 '''' ,',,'i' a,u'
ana po.ru clean slnEl,, 'o"uuus
100" o.. HuheI'Soh. 'he WI! p"l 19'u 90.
tI men hr'n,ne nervous H',u VAN, "v,
HieihaIl. n''ll"k 10, ''Nn"sN' S,, a., @a,
Amen. FORCING I' huh'vH' ""'h
u'"Nt "ut N""' kao ha,l,.+
tain TWO nHBk,I pul Nun'''S II. pu' y, 4,
WY up '' 'h' '0"'' anu P''''" ~
uoWh ,n..u.,,.,,, ,,,oc,
,ierorI, VINO 'ouh i'H1"'| ~, .,',n,.'oT p,
wei 'h 'n' ,'n,l s','' n.,,,s,,,, i,a,s w.,
HHG sHnV "u, N,'"u1' ,,'.a m namernn,,
""u "'uuI'A """ w. -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25
CIcmcnt. HlnnI,, Nlrts

TULSA. OK. Aug 20 The Musko-
gee Nets and the Producers fighting
for the fourth position In the West.
rrn association. opened three game
series here TUESDAY. the locals taking
the first to o The day was Off
cIaly named elements Day and
this youthful hurlrr famed himself by
holding the Nls.tUrs 90 five hits and
striking ont eleven men ON account
W the poor attendance 70 WAS an
nuunced thgt the remaining two
games N the transferred series would
be played at Mushuarr Score r. II r.
Musk ugre .... 600 600 400 % 3
Tulsa .... 600 100 roo o.
Batteries Haley and GcHrharl
Clements and Burke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25

When you iHwn a good deal IN the
daytime fur. Iull achey ana want "a
stretch frequently II Is unmlstakable
symptom ~ malaria. and unless YOU
do something ul once YOU nrp booked
for II ,pr'' OF .hills HERBINE Is a
chin medicine that will prevent or
cure the disease II drives our the
impurities 900 which the malaria germ
thrlyes strengthens the liver aud
cleausrs rhr bowels. Price 5Or Sold
bv WrslmN Drug Go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25

DhNISDN Tex Aug 30 Drni
SON and Paris played fast twelve
inning tie 3 and 3 Tuesday. which
was called on account or rain I'm
the second Campbell singled. Merritt
hit "a two-bagger. scoring Campbell.
and Harper singled, scoring Merritt
In the third bunched hits and sac
rlrlce nv by PEBBLES scored Hur-
per I'm the fourth Workman hit two
bngger Clark suEled and Nugle hlt %
home run, tyiug the game. Score.
Paris - 600 500 uuO 600 % I
Denlson O2l GOO 600 600 10 .
Batteries Page and Felt. Glenn
Sprrr and Merritt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25
pIttfcds 1nkc Two

rllTSRl RICH Aug "a. Pittsburgh
went n,O first place BOO the Federal
Iepg.e race Tuesday whom they dp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-25
ROBINSON'S HITS
WIN FOR TWINS
Standing or Teams
Games To-day

Fort Smith at oklahoma tlty
Shermun at McAlrster
DeuisOn at Pur.s
Muskugee AT Tulsa
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AMER BARRED
BY FRENCH AT FAIR
nus outside of Pavilion
aben German Americans
e,sar Kaiser's Colors.

rRANc1sCo. Cal, Aug. 7.-In-
,,,aai complications in Europe cast
'sodows over the Exposition ground
IA intervals yesterday During
e,e several officers Of the Ma
HERMAN Alliance wearing miniature
,be Fatherland walked into the
oayiilon and, like the fellow in
~ 'selent dittY walked right out
the attempt Of the German
80 TO visit the French pavilion,
with the fact that they were
asd with the Kaiser's colors, that
sbe brief but emphatic rumpus
norty we're Or. c. ]. Hexamer
os, w, Il the National German-Amerl-
sti,.nee; Walter II. Schultz, Ger
snnsition representative; H. c..
% ~ Pittsburgh; Joseph Keller of
fsqe sls. President John Herman.
iocal Alliance, and their wives.
we're summoned and the party
lA..,nntorily told by them 1t could
So ~ the French pavilion while wear
f aaa OF Germany. Around the
osvilion prevailed an an OF quiet
~ regarding the matter. The Of
rollteiy denied any knowledge of
y ,kuffence.
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HBLp wANrrn-mAr.n

IT, EWA,shD r,saID AND WIFE for Frankford coun-
sT5,5, S.uo, Apply q W.sturtevant 1921 Ftd av.
worit iis"N Nn kn,;ihs Ehs wanted, experienced on jie
MAN wanted, white prefero6Ty f7r,-iJsf IA -
foV bn,,n,,, 10 act as first whip 10 a pack Of
inc "oEhnIs' oohons must be q good horsoman, will
periepcS' anu obliging and have had ex-
ineg a answer G 2OG. Ledger Office stat
,oi. ,.s we, weight and giving reference
iJ51 ers dm,.ftNuAI TRAINING or high school
Iedper Ss1e Ton,- salary details. etc. ] $50
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Embarrassing Till.

You've made a mistake in your
paper" said an indignant man. enter
Ing the editorial sanctum OF n daily
paper. II was one OF the competitors
at that athletic match yesterday, and
you have called me the well-known
lightweight champion
We'll. aren't your inquired the
editor
mo, I'm nothing of the kind and
It's confoundedly awkward, because
I'm a coal merchantp' - National
Monthly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
ROOMS WANTED

tOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, three rooms
aud Chestnut, for tow employed women;
Protestant; private family q 8fb, Led on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
General

u IN r,N wanted daily TO operate moving picture
IuaCninesi We teach YOU duick methods OF
VperaIlng Che electrical installation OF a thea
ss5 W@s,u @ ut you for u position paying SIS TO
,a,,,Wetski Wetski complete course SIS, payable in
o pSWthts, Keystone School 1910 Arch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located IN few minutes
By examining the photograph. ana a "a qesj,ip
tlons OF rooms Win @ al lWsnsniIon al IsdEer
| Central. An Interior photograph and an
ssre sStS 20 % YOU can decide intslilssntlyi free
ssrvlesi test It.
6RO1D- s.. 425-Attractiye apt, or rooms
private bath small IamllXi alnlls -l9 L99.i'.
| bROAD NJ B55-2d-hoOr fronti steam neat
electricity, private bath reasonable phons.-
| 81OAD 81. TTO (The Graham)--Cool attrac
fur. rms. al conys.i table. ooaIai ~ UP.
LOCUST i503-rwo rooms pFiEaite pa 6sth. ho rs ba
also lth door room. $40 O----
NORRIS, I3l8-LaFge 5d-hoor front or "a
front com fuTn rooms, 15y 9Hj9ih boreh; phone
5,ougEf,roS AVE-. 8H6-Nicey furnished
rooms steam heat, two baths private lam
iivi beautiful surr0undlngsi pnolle.
aINs0M b2lf-Weil-fuTnished room Win
iRetardt good table; gentlemeni phone.
55RTiFF IfiB-Front room; beautifully furn.i
rnnnlne water electric light other vacancies.
6PRIilyE, iti7-Two well-fgrp tront Ia FnSi' li' l'h-
~ Or Communicating. Walnut lllg W.
6i5fTT5v5 fg0j-singIe 80 dOor front room tur-
sabiTS'as s093 - Desirable Furnished Ioom5i
private bathsi summer Iats., Lsse3s w. 49,. :;
WALNUT, li2o-Nsg two te rooms ApsIy 55a HarTy asl
Hoiahausf 112O Walnut 81, -,.s---
igrH. 81. 420- single or double rooms. Win Or
sbltaou'L sb5ss Locust Ssst eo2S. Z.
,s5s15 q S5z-T,yo attractive front roomAi "a
aeaf. as, single or communleatlngi phone;
,issf5 f4s5--V -VFeii-furn. bachelor apt pri-
'vstt6 porch other yaeanciea. EopA.E l-l2 ".
s-5iisfI INT RACE l0lt-Choiee rooms nne To-
AiAaitiont 52 ID: modern eontenienees.
s65Tff n sf-Newly furnished housekeeping
ante. large front room water eenli-l.
5fTH. NJ. iTiS-Lasge, coint2r.aele room cats ist
~tAtti u - nnfirnished; convenient 70 lAtas
iaiitaimss5nS atiss sa7I AZ Photo a Lsdser Central
- .sfl-r,so nifnishdd airy rooms eon-
'lsiient 10 u reasona1lei phone,
BACHELOR APARl@hNt one 9us,sS 81 I've ae s,
soa west Phiia. Preston kzgl ,,
s-s-- 62d and SAMSON furaiahad
rooua. men Qnlgi meals
..4ta., sst, neffI rhoWer baths near y ail t.e
II ronl1ft8 cf hone. fnole hti-
mont lesl. Key. MaaA 9s-
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SITUATIONS wANTEn- -FrMAI.p

NtiA9 t9t9 bIsR RWORk and sewing or care OF in
,Sli1i Iet, See Miss Reed Room 23O Pub Led.
Sl Nv s.ftN N hSs, French young lady; prefer good
3005. e''' sV'u reieTence' spruce
FOg QRK-Good cook; city or suburbs
Isl. see Miss Reed, Room 23O Public Ledger
nan fan W3iRk VIZ no laundry country; email
5ai', n1lu,-aged woman ref. NJ $50 Led. on.
HoUsEWoRK. general-Wornen wishes ,Iacs.
inquire at $3.50 Market at,
and CLERKS are furnished throteh The
tEMMERCtAIs DEPARTMENT AZ
Leuser central. When YOU are In need
OF competent office assistant write or
telephone MISS DEAN, Walnut 1000
and prompt attention will be given
your request This IA a free service 10
Ledger advertisers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

CHARMING COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
Home OF the late DR.. Mitchell; situate at
Hockessin, Del; Il, and o. II. X. station and
stone road and trolley al the door, Is or rs
acres of land: modern polnted-stone mansion,
Interior flnlah, all hardwood, steam heat, elec.
tric lights, all city cows; modern barn and
grand chance for a physician.
IL. r.. GREEN & SON. Kennstt Square, Pa.
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Chestnut Hin
Logan

NEW SALE AND RENT LIST READY
Pelham Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill.
PELHAM TRUST CO., 674O Germantn ave
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Tlogn

22D, NJ 9OO4-Two up.to-date airiiEht apRrt-
monts OF outside rooms, facing Q streets;
located near Tioga; suitable for Doctors or
dentists office. Bonnom. 22d and Somerset
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BOARDING

ARCH, t8i2-Newly furn.; running water all
rooms; bath meals served; phone.
LEHIgH, w, i3iS-t5--Beautiful rooms with
board; new management. Phone Tioga s22i.
PINE ST, 50i1-Small adult family has large
front room, suitable for two. furnished. with
hoard; refs. exchanged. Belmont 1928 u.
SPRUCE iO2S-3O-2 -2d floor room, southei n exc
posure; choice table board Walnut ~ IS w.
2t25 N. PARK AVB.-Newiy Furnished al iEis
rooms for gentlemen with board: rates very
reasonable. Bell. 62-iS Diamond.
SPRUCE. 1924 20 tBrismonde)-Furn rooms;
single. en- suite. private baths; table board.
sPRuCELYN, 306 South Stat st.-Mlss s. M
HANbEY, formerly OF Chestnut st.
WALNUT, 463i-2d-tioor rooms, with board;
near Y; southern exposure refs. exchange.
10TH. ~, ~ = Deilghtfui vacancies: porch:
la@ni except, table, near Y, Barring PODS w.
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stone IIarbor, N. j.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

STONE HARBOR, n. j.. Doth q Sunset Drive
s-rm. apt, also large store Call Pop B5l7 d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

)YERBRooK-B0e Drexei road; boarding
tennis, swing pool Phone Overlook 2o03.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
0ITY
CITY

1910 N. 9TH STA real bargain to quick
purchasers three story. eight rooms, good
W. II. HOOD, Big Norris st.
436 BERKS sT.-s rooms. all conVeniences
W II. HOOD. 5l2 Norris st.
DOCTOR OR DENTIsTs opportunity for real
big returns: can practice In building; high
grade neigLbOrhood; good opening. Address
J. 445, Ledger Central.
A GOOD HOME, 2527 Emerald ct. rooms;
modern: bath and toilets; underdrained
large yard; S2100.
CLARK. 1928 Locust st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

MOST BEAUTIFUL AND UNIQUE sTTUA-
TION IN GERMANTOWN.
Wissahckon ave. above Carpenter s,. New
house and garage, over an acre. adjoining
and overlooking Falrmount Park. G.. n. Nlch-
oils. 32i Chestnut ST. Phone Lombard 1900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OLD-ESTABL1SHED FIRM i'm metal manu-
featuring desires additional capital TO extent
Of $40 OOO-Sl5 600; security given and profit
able business shown, l. 522. Ledger Office.
WANTED-Chaufrour to invest $500 in 30 pas
senger bus lines I'm New Jersey; salary SIS
per month. Room 307 is s. 7th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
APARTMENTS

12Ttt, s., 2OO-Two or three rooms, bath and
kitchenetta also 2 rooms and bath can he
rented separately or together, furn. or un-
turn. short or long term lease.
SPRING GARDEN, 1aiO-Excellent epts in
different houses: somt furn. kitohsnottes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

OCEAN. CITY, N. j., Hotel Henry-Home COM
forts eountltul table; 50 up board and room.
Atlantic City, N. J.
~ 8. CALIFORNIA AVE- CHELsEA-tlarse.
comfortable rooms with excellent board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

NEW PASSENGER HUDSON CARS for hire
trip to Atlantic City and return 1S hours,
Sl5 Call for other trips. NJ. Kelly Wor aland
0Ta. r.. AIMS, Woodland 3055 w.
TO HIRE-LIMoUsINE AND TOURING
CARS, PHONE rGoGA 3306 W.
MOTORTRUCK to hire. tnterboro Garage
1sl5 N. 18th. Diamond $3.50.
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west Philadelphia

THE RUTLAND APIS. JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST., 64TH TO 18th ST.
and room apartments. with all tho latest
convenlenees S375O TO S46 per month.
ROBERT A. PITTS AGENT
Bell phone, Belmont 443B. 5I43 Locust at.
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Elkins Park, Pa.

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH HOUSE
about TO be erected at Elklns Park. Special
price OF S0s5O at this time and purchaser can
make changes to suit individual taste Terms
10 suit. Plans and picture on application.
RHOADS & PAUL IS5 ISI SGT $; 9Th i 81; IT.
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s. Il. 18TH AND TIOGA
Desirably located modern Groom housekeep-
ing apartments steam heat. ianitor; con-
venient to trains and trolieyB.
SAMUEL T. FOX & co.
s. ~. COR. 9TH AND CABLOW1f1LL
28D AND PINE STs.-DB LANCEY APrs
New, light, 4 to rooms 1 and 2 baths
kltehenette: Central location. Apply janltor
DIAMOND, 2112-3 rms. bath. Kitchen, hot
water heat; ref, I'd floor. S26; 4 rms. bath
Kitchen all cor rms. s95. Diamond 1919 W.
POPLAR, 1622-Attractive Housekeeping ants,
and 3 rooms. bath, kltchenette; modern
convenience Apply 1904 Land Title Bldg.
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sUBURBAN

LOGAN REAL ESTATE
SALE RENT AND EXCHANGE
NJ. NJ. Smith. Broad st., opp. Logan Station
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

expert, broad exp. seeks en-
Eagements Of indus and financial orEaniza-
lions costs, periodical statements, Interim
eNansA ellents books kept NJ 4O2, Led. on.
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CLEANING AND DYE1Ma

O4I4IAN4NS AMI ~ \ LLA0
OSTRICH FEATHERS AND FANCIEs
CLEANED, DYED. MAILHOT. 1910 Chest.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
HEMsTITCHING, 10 cents yard, Al materials
A. REICHARD, lib CHESTNuT ST.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
DRESSAIAKING taught: snort. prac. course.
MaCDowel 307 Denckla Bldg. .l1th & Market.
FOR SALE
BILLIARD, pool, combination, 2d-hand bought,
sold. rented. exch'd. Keafer, 500 Girard ave.
CASH REGISTERS. new and secondhand; to-
tai adders as low $50, easy monthly
payments: all registers sold by us fully guar
anteed. The National Cash Register Co., IdO
Chestnut 81.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
FOR 6ALE-Two small freight hoists, s12.
Chair Exchange, corner 9th and Vine
STORAGE
MELBOURNE STORAGE CO., % N. 62d.
belmont 1925. Carpets cleaned. West Al
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PENNsYLYANIA FARMs

80 ACRES, stone house. barn, tenant house;
woods; good streams; sacrifice at $500.
H. b. McCOLLUM
1874 Walnut st., Philadelphia
Don't Forget the Number"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

OSTRICH FEATHERS AND FANCIEs
CLEANED. DYED. MAILHOT. 1910 Chest.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01

verses of America to the accompaniment
Of the band
The line formed Immediately after the
exercises in front Of the town building I'M
der the direction Of Marshal Ferriter in
the following order: Marshal and aids;
First Regiment band, Col w T. Hagh,
drum major; Company |, Y y. c., 80
men, Lieut. Clarence W TrendalI com
manding; members Of Sedgwicll post, G..
A. r., % in line; Camp Curtin, s. " Y,
y men; Boy Scouts and school children,
all bearing flowers.
The line moved to the Common where
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg offered prayer Then
the march to the cemeteries was begun
Rev. Mr. Trout offered prayer there.
After the graves were decorated firing
squad from Company | fired the custom
airy volleys over the graves and taps were
sounded. The line marched back to Main
street, where it passed in review before
the members of Sedgwicb post who were
in line before the entrance to their hall
At the town building the parade disband-
ed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01
WEST DUMMERSTON.

A large number from here attended
the Memorial day exercises at BrattIe-
boro.
Mrs. Grace corey went Thursday to
Greenfield to resume her duties as
- Nh. ana Mrs. Stewart Chaplin ana
daughter, and Mrs Evalena Rawson
and daughter visited relatives here
recently.
Mrs. Harry Green1eaf, who had been
in the Memorial hospital at Brattie-
boro for some time returned to his
home here Sunday.
Memorial services were held here
Sunday in the Baptist church TIE
program consisted of singing aud
speaking, after which the soldiers and
school children distributed flowers at
the cemetery and then returned to
Grange hall, where q bountiful dinner
was served to ALL which was greatly
enjoyed.
Schools in districts Nos. 1 ana g
held pre-Memorial day exercises in the
schools Friday afternoon and marched
to the village cemetery. After deco
rating the soldiers graves the chill
dren of district No. 6 were invited to
the home of Frank 0 Brien, where lee
cream and cake was served as sur
prise to him, also to Dorothea Ingram,
it being the birthday anniversaries of
both. The children and teacher played
games until about o clock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01

bronze. Inscribed thereon are the
names of al men who enlisted from
and are credited to the town Of Bar
net The tablets are - inches hiph
The front tablet bears the following
inscription: 'tIn honor Of the Brave
Men of Barnet Who VIGOROUSLY De-
Tended the Union During the War of
the Rebellion, 1S6l-1s65 Erected by
James Walter Brock, Native Towns
man.
Above the inscription is q striking
reproduction of the state coat Of arms.
Underneath are the names of II com
missioned officers. On one side are the
names of - soldiers and on another
the names of Il soldiers who enlisted
known as six months men, On the
rear are the names of 1873 who enlisted
for three years.
The entire enlisted membership Of
Co. 4, 10Th Vermont, which was raised
IN Barnet, is given OF the tablet.
Barnet furnished oae colonel. one
major, four captains, three ieutenants
and four second lieutenants.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01
DANVERS, MASS, WOMAN
Receives BLESSING
Mrs. w. II. Brown Tells How She
Was Relieved After Long
Suffering.

Mrs. w. II. Brown of Danvers.
Mass, was a victim of stomach trou.
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and got little relief.
Then she took Mayr's Wonderful
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In telling of her case she wrote:
For years have suffered terribly
with stomach trouble. / could find
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above, l heard of your remedy: sent
for it, and after a few treatments am
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edy"
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01
SOLDIERS MONUMENT
DEDICATED AT BARNET
Gift to the Town by One of It's, Native
Sons, James Walter Brock
Of Montpelier.

BARNET, VT, June This town
was yesterday presented with q sol
diers monument by one of its native
sons, James W. Brock of Montpelier.
Mr.. Brock was born in Barnet, May
II, 1899. His early years until 1857
were spent in Barnet. and at the age
of II he moved to Montpelier, where
he has since resided.
lie was with the Second Vermont
regiment Il months aud with the quar-
.ermasters department. of the Army of
Inc Potomac until Nov. /, 1864. Re-
turning to Montpelier he became one
of the principal owners of the Lane
Manufacturing company and is now
president of the Montpelier Savings
Bank and Trust company and the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance company.
About 1000 people were present at
the dedication, 30 coming from Mont
pelief
Following Memorial day exercises
the Grand Army, Boy Scouts and school
children marched to the grounds occu-
pied by the monument, the posts from
Peacham and St. Johnsburv Joining \.
c. Stevens post in the exercises.
Music by the band was followed by
PRAYER BY Reys William g.. Car Of
this rFace, and singing by quartet
from Boston. The monument was then
unveiled while the school children
strewed flowers and the, band played
The Star Spangled Banner.
The presentation speech was made
by United States Senator William 2.
Dillingham; and the acceptance was hv
State Senator Robert w. Simonds in
behalf of the town The exercises were
conducted by X c. Stevens post.
speeches being made by several mem
bers. Music by the band. the singing
of America and the benediction closed
the exercises.
The monument is nine feet high
Ibearing on its four sides tablets in