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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-16
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-16

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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
The White Book.

The Germans has issued a
white book in answer to the
Bryce atrocities charge. 1t de-
nies the charges made by Bryce
and his colleagues. and says that
B~lgians have been punished and
property destroyed. but only az
a punishment for guerilla tactics
on the part of the civilians. The
counter claim is made that the
Russians have been guilty oi un
namable acts aud atrocities IN
East Prussia. A number OF in-
cidents are recited. Possibly
there is foundation tor some OF
these charges, nevertheless, that
is no answer for the indictments
made OF German conduct or rat
her lack of conduct III Belgium.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Cupid at Work.

At last Miss Crabb, one of the
popular young ladies residing be-
tween Oakley and the Island has
succeeded i'll capturing that well
known batcholor, Adolph Larson
Islands most prosperous merch-
ant and farmer. They were mar.
ried last Wednesday, June 10th.
and as a result a number of young
people entertained the happy
couple with a number of select
ions from the band, which con.
sisted OF seventeen pieces OF (tin-
ware) collected principally from
the premises. The choir also
rendered several beautiful select
ions appropriate to the ocassion,
and among which was "When
you were'forty-three and she was
sweet sixteen" composed by local
talent, and Mr.. Larson showed
his appreciation by admitting
the young people into his store
where delightful refreshments
we're served. The serenaders de-
parted abodt 1870 after wishing
lite long happiness to the newly
weds. The bride is sister to the
Crabb Brothers, who are well
known and highly respected here
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Locals from
Golden Valley
District 81.

Mr.. Morris came home from
Pocatello Sunday.
A number from this district at
tended the water users meeting
on Monday.
Mr. Hall of Murtaueh was out
Monday looking over his quarter
section.
Mr.. and Mrs A G. Shades. went
to Twin Falls Friday to visit un
til Sunday. They were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harden of
Kimberly, saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Garrison and daughters
Ethel and Aleda, visited in Oakley
Tuesday.
ames Crist rode his bicycle to
Twin Falls Tuesday and return.
ed Wednesday.
Mr. Davidson of Oakley is in
our district irrigating his gram
this week
Mr. Moves is clearing land with
his engine this week.
Mr. w. n. Miller and family ol
Churchill passed thru our district
Saturday.
A basket dinner was planned
by the Golden Valley Sunday
School and Church, aud was lreld
at the Ferguson Canyon Sunday
morning and baptismal service
= conducted by Rev. Pemberton at
the same place. who was accom-
a'iietf w iris wife anu iamiiys no nj
Murtaugh.
Peggy Brown
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Weekly Half
Holiday.

The hot season is upon us, and
the demand for a half holiday be-
comes insistent. Those who are
working indoors need the recreat-
ion in the open air, while those
who have been laboring i'll the
open air need the rest and recup.
Grafton given bv a weekly holiday
The time for recreation is i'm
perative for good health. 1t is
requisite for efficiency during the
summer months.
The Mutuals OF Oakley are be
hind this half holiday movement,
who will organize ballgames and
other amusements each Friday
for both young and old
Let us have our neighboring
towns come i'll and enjoy them
selves with us. Let all manual
and other labour be suspended. d.
and all our business houses close,
and all get in and observe the
half holiday 1t will be time well
spent. as all will feel better, and
able to accomplish more by TAX
ing the rest.
The halt holiday on Fridays
should become a regular institut-
utlon OF Oakley 'sssummer season
Business men will not lose any
thing by closing up for few hours
The Oakley people are behind
you, and they wish one afternoon
when old and young can get out
and enjoy the games, and not
have it interfering with other
duties and obligations BY all
means let us have the FRIDAY
afternoon as a holiday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
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Bryan and the
Future.

From the White House point
OF view the course of the Ship OF
State is straight ahead, and the
shadows and danger points have
been plainly charted But there
is a year in 1916" coming. No
one longer expect that Colonel
Bryan will support President
Wilson for denomination. AS he
is positively on record opposing
Il second term, and the le.4sons
why he might muzzle his convict
ions on that score have passed.
A good many people assert that
what Bryan has lost because of
his advocacy of prohibition, he
has gained by his support of the
things that are sodear to Il large
part of the country; namely arbi-
tration and peace. IL any event
Bryan, as a Secretary of State,
and a reported failure. is no long.
Ell mentioned, and in a single
jump he has regained his old
place as the Democratic leader.
The politicians assert confidently
that he has tue future ofhis party
III his keeping Even those who
profess to doubt this statement
are anxiously wondering what is
going to happen when the strug
gle is staged between the Wilson
and BRYAN forces.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Notice..

According to the law regulat-
ing Vital Statistics i'm the State
of Idaho. physicians. md wives
or Others officiating at births
should register at the Office of
the Local Registrar.
All those who officiate as sex
tons should likewise register.
This register is filed with the
State Registrar at BOISE.
This district comprises Oakley,
Basin, Marion. Island, Churchill
ana Hazel.
Signed, E. p. OLDHAM.
Local Registrar.
Dist. 100, 2199, Oakley, Idaho.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
To Water Users.

We, the undersigned respect
fully request that all parties who
nIay be receiving water from the
Oakley Water Co.. will refrain
from using the same to water
lawns or gardens, also any par
ties who may be using water for
stock to make the proper ppli-
cation for such service and there.
by avoid any misunderstanding
which may arise.
Signed.
OAKLEY WATER co.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Frank Saved from
the Gallows.

Leo Nj Franks death sentence
for the murder of Mary Phagan
was cOmmuted to life sentence
Monday morning by Governor
Slaton. The governor i'll speak
ing of his decision says there is a
doubt in his mind whether Frank
is guilty ornot and did not want
his blood on his shoulders and
therefore the death sentence WAS
commuted to u life sentence.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Gorgas Goes Too.
Peggy Brown

Colonel Gorgas has resigned his
position with the Government
The man who cleaned up Hav
ana, Cuba, and drove the mos
quitoes out Of Panama, and made
the building of the Canal possible
has linked his future with the
Rockefeller Foundation. 1t is
the same old story in which the
Government shows its willing
ness to pay enormous salaries to
its politicians who are favored in
high Offices, but for real service
such as is performed by men like
Gorgas and DR.. Wiley, there has
been no hope of substa ntial fin
ancial reward; the result being
that with the arrival OF grey
frosted temples or less springy
step. these men have been obliged
Ill self-defense, to accept positions
outside the government service.
Gorgas will doubtless be able to
do good work with the Rockefel.
low Foundation. but it seems a
little rough to force one after an
other of these men out, because
u icle Sam is too closet listed to
pay them what they are worth.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Sports at 2 Pm. on Main Street.

SO yard sack boys IA and under ls 81 So 2nd 75c
so yard hat and jumper relay race girls and under four
to each team 1st $500
yard egg race boys l2 to l6 lst 81 90 End $l.0O
II Eggs. 3 yards apart il: ..& s4s
Pursuit relay race boye5 over to team st y LOO
, boys A and under 500
so yard and return wagon race boys ~ and under two
boys to each wagon to enter lst 81 co. 2nd 81 90
Shot-put. free for all st $3.0
Pursuit bicycle around the block boys rs and
Not to enter and entries must be made before
PM Saturday, July 3rd lst 81 co. 2nd SO 90
prizes).
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25

Mr.. Morris came home from
Pocatello Sunday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25

The Oakley Dramatic Co. will
present the 4 act comedy drama
Welded and Parted" under the
direction OF G. E. Strong, at the
Opera House, Monday evening.
July 5th.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Ball Game Today.

A ball game between Oakley
and Albion will be played today
(Friday). at 3 pm, at Light Air
Park. Admission is free to the
public. Let us all be out and
root for the home team.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Atty. General
Peterson Found
Not Guilty.
Boise, Idaho, June 22, 1915.

special TO tile Herald
After celebrating less than five
minutes, the jury returned Il YER
dict OF mot guilty" in the case ui
the State vs.. Attorney General
Joseph II Peterson III the district
court last week. 1t will be recall
ed that General Peterson was
charged with completely in the
embezzlment of State funds in
connection vita former State
Treasurer Allen. The verdict oc
casioned no surprise, as the CON
census OF opinion has been lium
the very inception OF the case that
that the charge against the At
torney General was absolutely
without any foundation what
ever, and was the outgrowth of
political animosity and diabolical
efforts to besmirch his reputation
he verdict OF this case is pener-
ally understood to mean that the
case against State Auditor Fred
A Huston on the same charge
will be dropped The unIortun
ate development of the Allen and
Coleman delaltation in which the
deiendents plead guilty" and
are receiving punishment for tlIeir
crimes afforded wide latitude
tor the creation ct an illogical
sentiment against innocent men,
and afforded an opportunity for
much political blackmailing, but
all this soon spent its force and
SO her second thought set in, and
4 with the return Of reasan, all fair
minded people were convinced
that the case against the Attovn-
ey General and the State Auditor
were to be considered as call fuss
and no feathers" and this was
abundantly evidenced in he test
Imony offered at the trial of Gen
eral Peterson. The County At
torney furnished no evidence es-
tablishing Il connection between
the Attorney General and Allen
IN the embezzlment Of the State
funds, and so clearly did Genei al
Peterson establish his innocence
by witnesses OF the prosecution
that his lawyers passed the case
up for the consideration of the
Jury without argument. AS has
been stated the guilt OF A Hen and
Coleman and their subsequent
pleas OF guilty" paved the way
for much sallery-playing and for
the inflammation of the public mind
through misrepresentation of
facts for polltical effect, and your
correspondent hazards the pre-.
diction that ultimately it will be
evidenced that the back ground
of all this tarcical play was poll.
tical, efforts to besmirch the re-
putation of men without Just
cause and incidently to weaken
the political party to which they
belonged. That they believed
that convictions could be secured
upon such flimsy evidence is not
to be giveu credence.
In Washington and Adams
counties, there is IA strong and
growing sentiment against Gov
Alexander consequent to the per-
sonntl of the Commission recent
ly appointed by him to codify the
irrigation laws of the State. In
fact, i'll Adams County where the
sentiment for such a commission
was first evidenced and Earl Way
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
Big Time at Oakley
Monday, July 5th.
PROGRAM

Raising of the Stars and Stripes and Salute of Thirteen
Guns daybreak by Captain of Artillery O. PETERSON
Marshal of the Day JOS, Y. HIeHT
Big Parade beginning at 10 o'clock.
Meeting in the Tabernacle at II o'clock
Song America by Congregation.
Prayer by the Chaplain Of the Day, HECTOR c. HAIeHr
Music by OAKLEY SILVER BAND
Comic Reading, MRS MAUD CLARK.
Solo Flag Without Stan,' BERNIoE HowELLs
Grafton by Orator of the Day, w K Nick BOISE
Piano Solo, MRS. VIVA BATES
Male Quartette under the direction of r. L: PRICE,
Benediction by the Chaplain.
Music by the Band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
Br1dReport Rnafa


Inc employees OF the Aetna STANDARD
pay tomorrow.
Several candidates were initiated q,
me meeting OF h knights OF Pythiss
Choir practice will be held in ALI Of
'he local churches this evening.
me rain OF last evening placed the
streets In the central part OF The rffy
In a muddy condition. N'
a large crowd attended the entertain
meni given at the Mt. Zion church last
The knights Of Maccabees will bo,d &,
reguiar weekly meeting in the hail this
A large crowd from this city attended
ne ball games at the League park yes
terday afternoon. "
All Of the street cars on the local
DIVISION were a half hour late last even
M on account OF a shortage OF power.
sliss irene Muhleman will entertain
- number or friends al her home m
bennett street. Kirkwood. this eventng
me local All Stars will Journey 20
Iriadolphie- Saturday whore thev viii
play the team OF that place
a large crowd attended the hirfhdav
social given at st. -Paui's German in
theran church last evening.
Rev. Theo. Crickenberger. who under
Seht an operation At the Ohio Valley
S.neral hospital. Wednesday. Is recover
ihs as well as could be expected.
ne ehildrgn who will take part Ga
the summer Festival this evonfDg b.i5
their maj rehearsal last eveninE
Items OF Interest for this paper may
Dc left at the Roberts q Frederieks dr1g
store or call Martins Ferry 2i9-T o5
the Bell phone. U"
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MARTINS FERRY
ohArles Wsatherrtnnl

James Wentherston. fustire Of tb.
peaCe received a telegram Yesterday
WRink stating hat his son charles
= Baltimore al Hoboken. x Y vbcr.
~ va serving as second class nreman
ne Telegram stated that he died Wed
particulars about his death TT. A.
1000 was - years % age and has not
n.en IN This city since J|anuarg 1905
served az least four enlistments
IN the Army and Navy. and has 49,
n me service OF the government for
auoN, fourteen years. His father and
80 nrothers and two sisters survive
sirs. Thornton Seiby. George. Jamss ara
a LAURA May, all residing in this
- me remains are expected 10 ar
W. over the q. a r line this Afternoon.
and viii be taken 20 the home On So
niiFns Lag. Funeral arranremanf.
viii be ANNOUNCED later
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FIned 500 and co.tn-

Flncd e<OO ana Costs.
MRS. Donata Colombo. charged with
selling intoxioants without a license
was given a hearing yesterday after
noon before Mayor Wassman. Attor-
ney ]. G. Tallman represented the de-
fendant and Attorney r. f. eleven
ger the state. A number OF witnesses
testified. Persons residing in the
vicinity OF the Colombo home testified
TO the good character OF the defend
ant and asserted they never a any
thing OF the slightest suspicion that
liquor was sold there. Cherries Jack
son and s. n. Doty, who had been
employed by some organization TO
work up the cases against vioIators
OF the license Law. testified that they
had bought whiskey at the Colombo
home. At the conclusion Of the hear
ing Mayor Wassman fined the defend
ant $500 and costs.
Mrs. Colombo was one OF the seven
persons whose home was arrested
Wednesday afternoon. charged with
selling liquor without a license. The
remainder OF the cases will be tried
today.
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BeIIaIre Bdef,

Mrs. NJ. G. Conner has gone 10 Can.
ton TO spend a few days with friends
Herbert Kern will return home sat-
urday from an extended trip througn
the west.
Miss Margaret Zimmerman has re-
turned TO Canton after a visit with
Bellaire friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson ana
daughter have gone to Beaver. Pa. TO
spend a few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Pomeroy n
daughter. OF Noble street. left yes
terday for a visit with friends at
Uhrichsville.
Miss Fannie Wise OF Guernsev
street. left yesterday for a trip 10
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones OF this
city are spending a few days with
friends at Epworth Park.
Mrs. John White and Mrs. william
Imree OF Redoak, Ia. are guests OF
Bellaire relatives.
Robert McKelvey OF Key. was a Wis
ttor in the city yesterday.
Misses Audry and Margaret Upper
man OF Harrison street. have gone TO
%Centerviile 10 spend a few weeks with
friends.
- MI NNAAuItn nave
returned from a visit with friends AZ
Newark.
Mrs. c. q. Hazlett and son OF New
ark. are spending a few DAYS with
friends here.
Ralph Nicholson has returned from
a canoe trip down the Ohio river.
Miss Gertrude Goodwin has re-
turned from a visit with friends AZ
Epworth Park.
George Ball and family have 70
turned from a visit with friends at
Cleveland.
Mrs. T. J. Kltson and children or
Stroudsburg. Pa. who have been visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Kelly OF this city. returned home yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Harbaugh Of Shadyside
is spending a few days with friends at
81. Clairsville.
John Callahan OF Columbus. Is
spending a few days with friends here
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BRIDGEPORT


- E Afternoon a. I o'clocE ~
49, ~ DE- Farerfs. Mr.. and NJ.
fe.fS N AirkNeod oncurr~d fhs
-Ss OF Lneir f-our-ysar-old sor. Jo..rr-
10 days llusss IN. AZ -.
~, could b. TUESDAY mornfrr
- IN - AlLsrnoon Complained OF EEL
eAd gradually EreW 49, 800
yesterday a~ftsrnoon.
msT Nas held oVer the -
49, 80 aftsrnoon. by DrE IL "A
- =, Martins Ferry. and urs HoU
hsinlein % this city. and they
tfr.I Neeth vas caused ~ intss-
$3.50, The deceased Naa a
- ster and mis- death ha-
- gloom over ths Vicinity fr us1-6
- E.sidea Besides his par~nts
-. bf one sister. Ruth. ARD
rfanN A. a late hour 49,
enins funeral arranEsm@nfs 49, -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
WHAT is URIC ACID?
THE CAUSE OF B~ACKACHE. RHEUMATISM CRAVFT.
y SUDDEN DEATH.

Ever since the discover of uric
acid in the blood By schcole. I1 f575.
and the bad eject DO had upon the
body. scientists and physicians have
sfriven 90 rid tho t.sFues and the
blood ~ This poison because Of ita
over abundance in the system %
causes hackache. pains here and
there. rheumatism. rouf. gravel. nau.
ralEia and sriauca It was ur Pierce
who discovered a nov agent. called
An.uric which viii throw our and
completely eradicate this uric acid
from The system "An.urIr" De- "a
times potent than uthia. and
consequently YOU need no longer fear
muscular or arfirular rheumatism or
Fout 0r many other diseases which
are dependent on an accumulation Of
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M retur today from a trip to Mobile.
Miss Nenie Gardner or HupkIe- Rro.
v9Ic u visiting relatives IN Senect-
zoe Burson. who has been spo.-,,r
40 q case OF blood poisoning in NJ
ritht arm. Is Improving. =" MS
ny@, 's Ssorge johnson. Of North Chest
heilatre for a visit. N'eMhs Tor
Mrs sarah Mcdonald. Of Cbi-sro
iefto 10, eeen visiting Mrs. Johnson
Miss Lydia Noing. III Iou1onyu1.
Nfr - Nlsit with her g-randparents
Nssnla Mrs. william Hardesty
n,hy General Hospital. Pittshurrh 4.
dur "a visit with her parents NJ
II1coin - a. Lindcmuth. Of North
~ wired Martin, Of Hunts avenue is
neen visiting friends here. ~"
III aud Mrs. Guy Mercer. Of Norts
RuItN e." spending the week af
Miss Libbic OsIer. Of Colpr,.s
aeI i@r a visit Nth her sister. Mr.
Miss Mary Hurkhart. OF 0zar ''fss.
zen fRsndinE a fcw days With Miss
CHARLIE rr cr gi SOUTH gardner street
business visitor ln this CITY.
and Mrs James Nichols. Of Null
their daughter. Mrs. RAYMOND pu,se
or LnnesNllle. ~.
MIr Milher Mayhem and chftdren-
iLIed % their home in Akron f1dav
Visit with relatives here Mrs,
Ma' rev . sister. Mrs Del shepparians
Ll.iA3 accompanied them and viii
&C. Gay WISH
MfH grace Moss and daughter. Vel
I' i lufutrilEe. are snIuFInE "a Visit
me home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harrg
Dow Of north uf town
Aligc styles and two ~dnuehters.
~ DmhridEc. are visiting relatives and
friends here
Robert orr. of Peoria CO.,. Va r..
cent visitor with Dis @a.HfrrH. the Nffs-rg
~aaie and Martha Nrr of Fast Walnut
street.
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lflc acid within the body Send "a
~ Pierce. Of the InvaId. Hotel and
Nti'Al institute. Buffalo. ~ ". Tor
p pamphlet on An.urlc. and send 70
,.nt Tor a trial package o. aAn-uric-
pr you feel that tired. worn ont feeL
hacEache neuralgia or m your
.ieep De- disturbed hv too frequent u-t
nation. 80 to your beet drlf store and
~ Tor Doctor Pferro's An l-ic Tab
noctor Pierce's reputation is bach
r. ihla medicine and you know that
hl7 lIeaFanf Pellets fUr tho liver
nd DIE favorife Prescription" fof
the Nla or women have had a splendid
reputation for The past nry yeara-
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Regular Litany services and choir
practice viii be held IN the 81. Taurs
Episcopal church this evening.
Several candidates were initiated nt
the meeting Of the Junior Mechanics in
their hall last evening.
The birthday party held IN the Sunday
school room or the German Lutheran
church last evening was largely at
Thc Ladies' Ala society ~ the First
NJ r church held an Important meeting
AZ me home ~ Mrs Muhlcman on Wal
huI Ntr,tt last eNenlnE.
The Improved order n Red Men will
hnid an important meeting To- their hall
on Hanover street this evening
several - the members Of The Boys
briEade which have been In camp IN
M~iddlebourno will arrive home this even
The Lady Moose circle will hold a,
important meeting in their hall on Han
over street this evening.
MrH John Davidson sti1t continues 90
- hT home on South urn street where
enc has been tl for some time
Regular weekly choir practice will be
nsld In at the local CHURCHES his even
The local police officers will Start on
their annual vacations TODAY. Officer
knthermund being the FIRST
coffee Shipman was eth IN jail last
e,.ning hayins aEain fallen from the
The koin0nia class ~ tho Ftrst Ran.
i.af church Del holding their annual PIE
- .N. "| NH|H NANNN o. Hail.
wet q che city
Thor seems 90 b. n great deal OF sat.
'n ihe raft of local people
truss WrdreHdnF evening
Ia InuEhIIu uu plant will close down
que morning re eiFht clock and will
hr IDLE 900 Monday evening
large number attended the auaFrs
IDId Dol fuf kulEHfa of Columbus hall nr
Hanover street lnaf evening
A force NJ street WHrkman we're MAX
inc repairs in the alley between TEIrI
and FOURTH streets reaferdHF
A small rIri riding d1wn Fourth rfrrrf
Dol r. wagon yesterday morrInr vas HafIg
COO about thU face when fha warar
upset
Dr. ia ssld that The Haekirs rIaas plant
VIII resume operations MONDAY arar he
annual Hfuf.Hnwn.
p rev addition beInF buit DO fts
FIr.f F~rrHhrfrrian church D. r~rarfrs
completion.
Size TrrrN Jones ~ sharon eau ID.
ine COS YESTERDAY calling on friends ara
rr'nfIFra
David Ryan Of rrrrr Hauta is fn Ga.
Guy fiHlfing bic con. Charles
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An interesting game Of baseball will
Do played this evening on the slV.
teenth street grounds between the
teams representing the Mems Bible
class Of the First NJ p church. and
the g. a y office force. The teams
viii line up as follows.
Bible Class-Jones. or Goodwin. %.
Fawcett e; Cunningham. To- Moore.
%, schempf. 30. Graham. 10. Pan.
coast. center. Prefer. ss. Campbell.
r.
kailroaders= Mackoy. NJ. Boniino
.; Mooney, ~ Curran. %. Bennett.
se Copeland. 30. Devera. center
Holuh. e. Long 10.