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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-16

Big Oyster Roast at Belleyiew
.lotcl, ST. Simon's, Sunday afternoon,
March 18th. Don't fail to attend.
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FOR REsNT-Three nice rooms. furn-
ished or unfinished, first or see
ond floor, in business. center; will
rent one or all; very reasonable
apply at COS Mansfield street. Miss
Mallie Mershon
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Turing the past tmrtYS years Every
dealer sells ii, and every dealer guar
snfees IL 10 benefit Should the first
Lnstle of .Sfella- pSfGe fail to benefit you.
ihev give your money hack. Begin tc
- ysell today 81 q bottle everywhere
r,arber Medicine Company ut Ntsrra.
aooga, Tenn. s.sF - ~,,sssss@ssa q
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Io gentlemen who can
give good references, comfortable
rooms; electric lights, use Of
phone and bath, hot water day and
night. 927 Union street. If
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-16
jLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MhKESF BEAUTIFUL
it hecomez thick, wavy, iustrous and
all dendruff Misrepresentation
stops coming out.

Surely try ql Danderire Hair
Jieanse" if yolywish to Immediately
touble the beS1ty of your hair. Just
noIsten q cBth with Danderine and
lraw it c8Ffully through your sair,
aking onE small strand at a time;
his will Eleanse the HAIR OF dust, dirt
II any Excessive oil--in few min
utes you\ viii be amazed Your hair
Aill be wa~..A--t4uffy and abundant and
possess an incomh rable sOftness, lus-
re and 1uzuriancb
Besides beautiffing the hair, one
application Of D6lderinc dissoIves ey-
~ particle Of fdandruff; invigorates
he scalp, STOPPING itching and falling
hair.
Danderihe is fo~+4e hair what fresh
h0wers of rain and Eunshine are to
egctation. 1t goes right TO the roots,
nvigorates and sYengthens them.
IS cXhilarating, SIT Aulating and life
uoducing properties cause the hair
grow long, strolIs and, beautiful.
You can surely Rage pretty, soft,
ustrous hair, and lofS> OF iL~ff you will
ust get d - cent ottle Of KnowltoD S
Dandcriue from any drug store or
oilet counter and try it as directed,
II
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WANTED

lady just returned
from Massey Business college, Jack
sohville, wants a position as stenog-
rapher. Phone 279 ring ,. tt
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These Saturday and Sunday Trips
during the Fall and Winter months
are delightful
j. 6. WRIGHT,
Manager,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-16

tirop Is healthgiving, HE
restoring. One bottle Of
ten shows magical results
and a fair trial has made
thousands of Southern we-
men healthfnl and happy
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SCHEDULE
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DARHN STEAMBOAT co.

Daily Except Sunday
Steamer Hessie
BRUNSWICK TO
St. Simons Pier, ST. Simons Mills,
Frsderea and Darjen.
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WINTER SCHEDULE
ST. SlM0N'S TRANSIT COM
PANY.

Steamer Sea Gate
Brunswick to ST. Simons Beach
Effective from Sept. IS to May 10.
SATURDAY ONLY
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STANDING ON
THE;'vERGE
Many ! Women Fall
Into the Abyss
OF Disease

@A They seem to suffer helpiessly
Ns. and hopelessly, steadily failing.
Ha'y They lose the rosiness from their
NVSf cheeks, the sparkle from the
NJ eye. Their step is slow. form
# u stopped, gracefunossgone. Fad
L Y ed. aimIess, prematurely old.
iNS<M There 5 no reason for this, A
\NS$A great physician offers help
9pNS%\N ing hand. His wonderful rem
i. AMT edy will work wonders for
Nh women suffering with their pc
N culiar complaints.
~ Stella Vitae win bring back the
roses and the sparkle. 1t will build
~ muscles, quiet nerves, stop pain and
I aid digestion by creating rich, red
' blood.
Stella. Vitae is purely vegetable.
Not a harmful thing in ii. Every
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SPECIAL TO Wg)nAErV

The most economical, cleansing aud
gerlnicidal of all anti.epttcs is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
lIbRGS De AYENTyaAs.
* IL tcntarcs caoa torno.

S--Nh
-
Ayenturas de Sherlock Hol-
mes, 81 terror Dc los crimira-
les:
L! T~endecor de cadzyerrs.
II robo Del diamante s.ui,
II hlja del lsurero,
/ blackwell, e. pirata de- Tkues;s,
! 'aca ?! destripador.
( Los monederos faIsos dc Lcndres,
IA maleta s~angrientz
! IN meGlcC criminal.
| =: testamento del di,octos.
/ sherlock Holmes Y 81 cootrGhsuc
| GlsJa de epic.
an Is escue!a Gel c-men Is pitts.
| burg.
4 las ruertaS de Ia Eagcrt%s
! ia vlada roya dc P7EiE
Ia bestia huruara.
Una n0che da terror.
u robo del collar de par'ar.
la .nfame posads Gel Csirat
b! haufragio de Corfe.
(! reg de los bardidcs.
Avenruras de John G. Rallies,
e. reg de lo9 ladr0ces moder-
nos.
- -GcoGniJo mi5terioSc.
Tn rcbo IN 81 P2Iacjo Essi.
Il principe iugador.
= asalto III el S!ee.,sS.
b umu roI0.
: 5eredero lie Esg!a5tozf,
Z zecrcjo Gel aniIio.
/. Presioente de lac Cclea!s1I
= taIso saIteadc-.
"a jonceIis raptpcs. I
: fusl. De! negro,
L .esoro de- Rog5i,
u 7iajc De boda5.
E. .escr4, Is Estafo, I
:. 5acer-oje Gel SCI, 1
= - gatoGe-a. 4
=, .~nr=.y de! resort,
--------- 4
Hagaas9 los pedidos scompaaados
f. II 'rupnrte p /
iGNAEt0 Z. LOZAEO. !
y 1.o'otes, SL--San antonio, Tex. z
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Address nj! correspondence to:--

"a PEEtsSA Is q peri5dIro rneZicano de
=eyOr circuierIhs ia los E>t1dOS J2!dG:.
: BsF 10 IaRto E. ms!0r Para los sEusciEs
tEs-
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PIPORRAZ

Collection de cartas. articul0S !.
simDjezas, por "PIPO."
Quedan S0lamenta UnoS
cuantos ejemplares pars Is
geDta.
= VALE 10 CENTAV0S.
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
WAITED LONG FOR PROBATE
After Twenty Yesrs Cen Produces F..
thsTs WIiETeststoTo onstrvetiens
Had Been 0bsyed.

Undiscovered for nearly twenty
years after his death. the will OF 10.
ham Michael Muller has been offered
for probate At Baltimore by his son,
John G. A. Muller. The testator died
March 13. 1886. having made his will
on May 81. 1889.
The paper. yellow and nusty with
age. left all Mr.. Muller's property to
his wife, Elizabeth Barbara Muller.
She died April 30. 1918. and her son
was appointed administrator Of her
estate. He had Known Of the exist.
ence Of the will for several months
prior to his mothers death. but since
all the property had been enjoyed by
Mrs. Muller ~ her husband had de.
sired. 1t was not thought necessary
to probate the will At that time.
The son says the property will nov
be divided between his two brothers
and himself. since his mother died in.
testate. The exact value Of the estate
has not been determined. but 1t is
made up almost entirely Of parcels o.
real estate.
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
INFORMATION EASY TO GIVE
n.asy Happiiy in Possession o.
ksewtea9e ~ 70 Where o"s Vse
vvm WAO loe1eoa-

The good nsan had Just been In
formed by the only Defson vho could
possibly posses the information that
he hadn't n ounce OF sense. that he
had never lad IN ounce OF sense. and
that there vas not the remotest
ehAnee thaf ha ever would have an
ounce Of sense
Having been assured on these
points. the good man turned to his
paper. only TO be interrupted by his
young son and heir:
-Father.- asked the boy. what il
. vacuum and where can ind ooe?'
Ny boy" replied the good man. If
We are to assume that your mother Is
qualified to speak on the subject !
possess the only real vacuum in the
ne1Shborhood and. for your further In
formation. 1t IL situated just between
my collar and the glossy open space
where / used to grow hair"
You mean your dome?"
Yes, my son, that II the family vac
urm"
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
ueaerrtxI,e ths RovndupL

00081US8SUD 0sO
Each year seems to give the aupo
mobile q new hold on life. The war
BROUGHT II to the forefront In ne"
neld. The soldier Of the present DAY
seldom makes long forced marches
like Sherman's march to the sea he
travels BY motor car. AZ a result. the
automobile casualty list II tremen-
dous: the average life Of = car tn the
battle lines II estimated At thirty days.
But II II not only the war zone that
has lost part Of its picturesqueness
through the use Of the automobile,
the latter has begun to rob the an
uual cattle roundup Of some OF its
thrills by replacing the horse This
year has seen the ubiquitous car with
4 cowboy At its wheel on our western
prairies discouraging the cattle from
attempts to escape from the ever-nar-
rowing circle in the roundup. Many .
steer which has given . COW horse 4
run must feel disconcerted when It
bucks up against the four-wheeled
steed.-Wall Street Journal.
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
Berlin Society.

Berlin Society.
What are you wearing that long
face for. profe8sor?'
Reason enough. doctor. I've just
been to call on my old friend Privy
Councillor Schulze-and what should
! do bat leave my bread ticket instead
Of my visiting card"
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
Not In t.

Not In u.
Oldboy-I suppose your many ad-
mirers are getting Jealous Of me.
Miss Loveleigh-Oh. no! On account
Of your age they all think you are
calling on mother.-Judge.
The Keota news., 1915-07-16


Ars 2Sz.-Fzn Festival AZ FagiH:
sep, 81 7-oc, s-Nset.nS InsernAt!saai
Oct .-s-Fsi- ard Pace XeetiaE a;
D-as---
The canning season Al Lovelane has
opened
Chief Of Police Felix O'Nel Of Den
yer has resigned
D.. William II. Smiley xzs appoint
ed supervise. OF the Denver siSe
schools
THOUSANDS OF people sar the LIB
srty Bell during its Gye-hour stay tr
DsnTer
The FratesnAI Orde, Of Eagles Is
making prepar1tSoos 70 ofEAnize an
other serie in Denver
Denver Elks Of Lodge No. IL. 2pt
strong. left for Los Angeles. where
the annual national eonvention viii b
tsld July i, TO Is.
Orio G. 3. Hoyt. 90. = Santa 70
s1itchmAn, vas cut in two when he
'sIl under a string OF cars IT the Mar
in street crossing In Pueblo.
For the second time in four months.
MI. Belle Hall sar,elli, q years old.
of Denver. an Oriental dancer. At
tempted to end her Ike by poison
With the motive Of his act hidden
from the eyes Of the authorities. Al
bert Groves. - years old, ended his
life in Denver by hanging himself.
A unique feature OF Denver's recep-
lion of the Liberty bell vas the pres
ence Of Charles S. Thompson, -
year-old veteran Of the Mexican and
Civil war7.
The board Of trustees Of the Colo
rado School Of Mines 1t Golden unani-
nously elected AZ president Of that
institution Prof. William Battle Phil
lips of austin, Tex
The new Denver civil service board
organized ~ electing Charles L. Kirk
president and Charles ". varnum
secretary. Miss Helen Noonan was
appointed stenographer.
Suicide was responsible for eight
deaths ia Denver during June. This
II the largest number Of suicides for
any one month this year. Seven deaths
were due TO accidents.
June broke all records in calls for
DR.. Stork in Colorado Springs. The
health departments report shows . to
tai Of fifty-four births. including thir.
ty-eight boys and sixteen girls.
A formal demand for possession Of
the office Of state bank Commissioner
was made by Grant McFerson of Boul
der upon z. z. Drach, the present
commissioner. The demand was de
MED.
With = day brimful Of gaysty and
lollification, all French residents Of
Denver and vicinity gathered July II,
% celebrate the natal day of French
Independence. the anniversary Of the
all Of the Bastile.
A 100000 powder plant contem
plating the manufacture of munitioni
for the European war. according to N
authoritative report in Denver, is u
be constructed near Sedalia, With,
the next few months.
Juan J. Romero. 44.-s beet laboreS
was shot In the back at . ranch neal
Longmont. where w. J. Collier wal
killed by Lem Mayhew. in 1909, and
died. Two Mexicans who were work
ing for him have disappeared.
Complaint has been filed with th
State Public Utilities Commission O,
behalf Of fifteen Denver manufactur
lf4 and other haiainnna llesna aaha..
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
No 4ale.

No 4ae0.
Can I interest you In . set Of the
Secret Memoirs Of the Court Of Louis
XIV" asked the hook agent.
mo. you can't" answered his In.
tended victim. I'm al fed up with
that kind Of reading. I'm . court
stenographer. and I've Just finished
transcribing the testimony In . sensa.
tional divorce case"
The Keota news., 1915-07-16

A man may be willing to admit that
he 10 . coward, but how he resenta
such an inference from another!
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
Ills Preference.

A gentleman in delivering one Of .
series Of addresses excused himself
one, evening for being unable to speak
on several points. the mice. he said.
having destroyed part Of his notes.
Later. while visiting in the neighbor-
hood. he asked one man:
"Were you at any Of my lectures.
Rooney"
Rooney-Indeed I was. yer honor:
all Of them.
Lecturer-Which one did you like
best?
Rooney-The one the mice was at,
yer honor!
On the Farm.
Stella-You have been running.
Bella Yes. the milk condenser
chased me.
The Keota news., 1915-07-16
STATE NEWS
OF interest TO ALL
col r 4 DO
PEOPLE
ester. N<rszss<r r.so. xe-s s@-rare-

wess<rE N<vsSao<r Gases y<Es S<rF,ca
COMING EvEyYx-
Aug l1-lL-FPontaee Days And VIZ
West Features at Cr1.e JUNCTION
Aug 11-Pickle Day n PlAtttrilH
AES- 1l-s<2l 1-orAac LodSe- h OF =
Al Colorado sors1SI
Aug 2S-l-yzn FESTIVAL AZ Flagl4:-
sept - Oct b-NeeflGS 1nSsrnAt.0nA1
by Farming C0nxress NJ D<sssf
Oct z-;-Fzt. ard Pace Meeting y;
I-ase--
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
AGENTS REPORT
ACTIVE DEMAND
FROM RENTERS
Houses Which Stood Idle
During Summer Eagerly
Taken Up by Homeseekers
During Recent Days.

A decidedly hopeful tone has been
struck on the real estate market OF
Richmond. according to agents who
today expressed opinions relative to
the rental OF houses. purchase OF prop
erty In the city and rural sections and
the outlook for the fall and winter
business.
While none of the real estate men
would concede that the renewed busi-
ness was boom" in any sense. they
were practically unanimous in their
belief that within the last three weeks
there have been more houses rented
to tenants than during the entire
summer.
1t is usual. at this time Of the year.
they explained. for their business to
increase. but the improvement shown
In the last few weeks has been sur
prising and unexpected.
During the early summer. quite q
large number Of houses were vacant
but these are rapidly being filed until
now more than half Of them have been
rented. Several agents said their
farm business was very good and that
the number Of people who are buying
houses on the installment plan is
unusually large and indicates that the
market tone Is not q "huke."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
EARlHAM PLAYERS
GET LIGHT WORKOUT

Despite the warm weather Coach
Whiteside has been keeping the boys
at Earlham busy on the gridiron and
he has a better list of candidates for
the football team than has turned out
in several years and a lot Of the ma
terial is class.
Last night Hutton, Collins, Little,
Meeks, Hadley, Winslow, Peterson.
Kampe, Reese, Canady. Mitchell. Ed
wards, Bowen, Pennington. Mckee.
Gennett, Calvert, Peacock, Mills, Cox,
Brunner Loell and many others don
ned the canvas and toyed with the
ball
Whiteside does not care to take any
chances with his men SO early in the
season and put them through signal
practice only.
Earlham's prospects this year for a
strong team are bright and the present
outlook is that it will be the strongest
eleven in years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
REDS HACKERS
LOOK FORWARD
TO NEXT YEAR
Shn Hope to Finish Not
More Than Three Places
From First Division in
1915 Race.
~ c. n. zuDeR.

CINCINNATI. Sept. l5.-No matter
where the Reds finish this year-and
It's q good bet that they will be pref
ty close to the first division. II not in
It, when the final count 10 taken
it may be truthfully said Of them that
they fought q good fight. and are well
healed for the campaign next year.
For Q team that had to be entirely
re-made during the season. having but
one Of its last years pitchers and
some four or five other players who
were held over during the winter. the
Reds have shown remarkable develop
ment and tenacity.
They have upset the predictions OF
all the sporting experts. and incident
ally have dealt some sad blows to
aspiring teams In the National league.
They have demonstrated gameness and
loyalty. and in these latter days are
showing q brand Of intelligent team
work that is not surpassed by any
nine in the big circuit. 1t IL this good
work of the Reds that 10 making the
closing days Of the season notable. and
is drawing large crowds, 80 that the
coming Sunday games with Boston.
Brooklyn and Pittsburg. respectively
are bound to be literally patronized.
and to be marked by the best brand OF
baseball seen on the local lot this
season.
Plan Big Festival.
Two gala events are being arranged
by the Reds management for its pa.
irons before the close of the season
on Sunday, October 3. The first Of
these will occur in connection with
:AA Cat A0N
September %. On this occasion the
members Of the Ohio legislature will
be the guests Of the club, and for
their special entertainment cabaret
show. q drill by the famous Troop c.
Ohio cavalry, an exhibition drill by
the Cincinnati police department, and
a special demonstration by the Gin
cinnati fire department, showing the
actual fighting Of flames in a house
constructed on the ball field. will be
given. The other special event Is set
for Sunday, October 3. on which day
will be included all sorts of enter
! tainment, with q series Of field events.
| starring Cincinnati and Pittsburg play
ers for prizes as the chief feature OF
the program.
Pitching stan Strong.
IL 10 uOuUNAuA NAoN nay SS0A~ $40 ~s~~
National league will start in next sea
son better equipped with pitching ma.
terial than the Reds. AS the season
has progressed the Reds hurlers haSe
steadily developed in effectiveness. sc
that today the quartet made up OF
Toney, Schneider, Dale and Mcken'
cry compares favorably with the right
handed contingent of any team in the
40
southpaw hurler. appears to have
filled the breach left by the departure
Of Rube Benton. judging by Georges
excellent performance against the
Giants on the occasion OF his debut
last Saturday. Lear. who has done
some good pitching this season. also
may be counted on for improved work
next year. so that 1t really doesn't
matter whether the new men who are
coming in to try for hurting positions
pan out or not.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
NA7coS BOWL
FIRST GAMES

There was large satheeing 1t the
City bowling alleys last night. tor II
was the. lrst time out for the two
teams representing the National Auto
matte Tube company. which win NO
doubt b represented in two Of the
bowling leagues this seacon.
Considering that 1t was the nrst
practice tho boys put up . wonder.
fully good exhibition for match games
and show promise Of having strong
teams.
During the evening . number OF
ladies' were on the Aoor and they
rolled several games with very good
averages.
; Tho management Of tho City alleys
Is giving particular attention to the
ladies this season and hopes that there
viii be some teams formed among tho
members Of tho fnir sex
Tho result az hst nights scores are:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
MA TERlAl Green
At n01RE DAME
THIS SEASON

Jesse G. Harper. coach Of the Notre
0anae eleveo. f4ces the vsey difficult
task q building . chAmDionship team
with the ugAtset and srssnsst nstsfi-
n that the Indiana eollsge has offered
IN many years. But Harper isn't real
" discouraged.
Some Of the sophomofes may de-
vslop quickly into real stars" said
Harper. and ! an sure that before
the season gets very FIR along I can
weld together team that viii he .
credit to Notro DanA."
Only five Of the 1914 regulars sur.
vived the June kraduation. and only
five Of the fifteen second string men
Of last year arc available for duty
now.
Cofall. heady player, good punt
er and drop kicker, II among the few
stars that are left Of the 1914 team.
He weighs ITS And 10 . wonder either
at halfback or quarter He ID . Ger.
tainty for one Of the backfield posi-.
tons. Edward, ono Of last years star
ends. 10 back. He weighs only las
pounds. but he's ~ fleet - . deer and
will be q regular.
Harper doesn't need to worry about
the center Of his line. The three reg.
ulars Of last year-Keefe, left guard
Backmann, right guard and Fitzgerald
at center, are followers and this trio
constitutes powerful factor on the
Line candidates.
Ward. q $50 FOUNDER. and Holmes
ITS pounds. probably will land the
tackle positions. Both got = lot OF ex.
perience last year as first string sub
stitutes. Banyan, THO performed some
spectacular feats when subbine in 1914
looks good enough to pair off with Ell
ward on the wings. Stephen, 19s
pounds. substitute last year, shows
possibilities. O'Donnell 10 the othei
substitute left over. He's 165 pount
center. 5000
The backfield is what will cause
Harper his greatest trouble. Gradua
ton robbed him Of all his backfielt
regulars with the exception Of Cofall
The line smashing Eichenlaub 10 gone
so are Plisbe, Bergman. Kelleher
Duggan, Finnigan and Berger. AM
their going has forced Harper to thu
extreme of plugging up three back
field holes with light weight "freshies'
Of 1914.
Backfieid Candidates.
On paper the backfield candidate
look extremely punk On the field, al
ter q few weeks OF practise, they ma.
look better-but it's doubtful.
The three candidates for quarter
back are Phelan, 100 pounds. Bergman
$50 and Doris, 140. All OF them seen
too light Bergman Is a brother OF tn
backfield Bergman Of 1914 and Doria
is a brother Of the wonderful Notr'
Dame quarterback of 1913.
! Jones is the leading candidate 70
fullback, but he is extremely slow
The others who will fight for job
back OF the line are Malone, Is
pounds, Miller, 1855 and Slackford. 16t
III one Of the new candidates TO
the guard positions show up we'll.
may give him a Job on the line an
switch Bachmann from guard to full
back" said Harper. "All the backfiel'
material is extremely light. But tn
men are fast--there 10 no denying thai
I'd like to have a backfield averaginl
around 10 or ITS but it doesn't Loo
as if I'll get one So I'll just 60 ahea'
with what I've got and try to max
speed replace our lack Of Drawn"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
.BOWLERS warm UP
FOR SEASONS WORK

The city league is being organized
for the coming bowling season and
many of the boys are working hard
every night getting in condition. Two
teams are being formed by the Natcos
and they hope to be represented in
both the City and Commercial leagues.
The Commercial league will likely
be represented by the same teams as
last year, namely, Eichenberry,
Sprouse, Parks, Hadley and one other.
probably the Natcos.
The city league entries SO far are
Lichtenfels, Major Meyers and The
Vogue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-15
new PARIS MlSoNS
ENTERTAIN VISITORS

More than $50 Masoos frou an .tha
lodges In the western part oe Ohio
and the eastern part Of Indiana. It.
tended the ceremooies at New Paris
Ohio. last evening at which one can
diaate took work preparatory 70 the
master Masoa's degree. Tvsaty-ave
automobiles left Richmood and all the
lodges In this community we're repre-
scented.
Arch Rainey. Of New Paris. waa
master Of ceremonies. Visitors we're
entertained from Webb lodge. Rich
mond: Bolliver lodge. Eaton. o.: Fl
Black lodge. New Madison: Fountain
City. and several other smaller lodges.
Following the lodge work. IN elabo-
rate banquet was served BY the ladies
OF the Eastern Star. The Webb lodge
quartet took part In the program