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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
DEMPSEY AND MISKE SHOULD
PUT UP RATTUNG GOOD BOUT
Men Are Fairly Well Matched as for Size; Bout With
Miske VIII Show Comparative Strength Of Fulton
and Dempsey; Defeat Of st. Paul Boy VIII Put
Dempsey in Line for Bout With Willard.

A peculiar angle entered into
the matching Of the two men.
Jack Reddys who Is now munug-
ing Misizes IS also matchmaker at
the club In St Paul Misize was
signed for IS percent OF the gross
and Dempsey for 81 Is percent.
lIiske q really a card 10 his home
40EFn and Etiu he g. getting less
than the other man.
Dempsey was offered a fiat sum OF
$1,000 90 box at the Auditorium IN MIL
Waukee, lIlske having already signed
a contract to meet Dempsey before
the Cream City club. There IS no
doubt that the same contest in Mill
Waukee would draw double the
amount i VIII in St Paul, owing to
the fact that Dempsey Is e big favor
lite around Milwaukee and Chicago
also at the soldier camps at Fort
Sheridan and the Great Lakes. there
fore It is reasonable 10 state that
Dempsey's bit ID Milwaukee would
have reached close 10 $4,000; while
he VIII be very fortunate to get half
that amount in ST Paul
some o. the rumoIs sent around
that these fighters had barred Wis
consiu on account Of the commission
ruling against high prices, etc, are
not correct as the commission bad no
intention Of doing such a thing.
What the commission did recommend
vas reasonable prices for the ordin-
arv matches and that rule has been
followed with success in Milwaukee.
As 20 the result of q match be-
tween WiEke and Demuney-the
odds VIII no Doubt favor the coast
fighter. He has the advantage in
weight and reach and, according
to all reports, he e. a much harder
hitter than Mlske. II he can de-
feat the st. Paul boy he viii then
be IN line for q meeting OF the
Vgflard-Fult0n match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
.JINGLEC FR0lf (P0RTLkND
BY JACK VEIOcK

for the National Amateur knitting
society
Fred fulton win spend a pleasant
afternoon with Jess willard on July
perhaps.
With the nurses boxing ven see
many q blonde with brunette eyes
II viii soon he time 70 take your
1917 model straw hat to the cleaner.
The Great Alex demanded a
$4,000 bonus Steve BrOdIe
Juulped of Broollyn bridge FOR
nothing.
Captain Huston thinks The mag
mates have failed to do their Bit
Haven't they arranged 70 collect the
var tax2
The Chinese have fallen for the
she'll game. Columbia has a Celestial
rowing crew.
Baseball fans are showing great
interest in the worlds series on the
western front
Bush Ienguers' chances 30 make
dough this year are rs hright as
the inside Of an elephant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

A MATCH that should Of more than
"A ordinary interest to the boxing
rams now that willard and Fulton are
signed up viii be a clash between
Billy NIiske. the St Paul light heavy
weight and Jack Dempsey, one OF the
contsnders for the heavyweight
crown. Dempsey and his manager
Jack Kearns tried every means 70
force their way to a match with
willard ard side track Fred Fulton.
They tried hard % match him up with
Fulton with the hope that Dempsey
might defeat him and thus get the
willard match, but Nike Collins,
the champion long time and had
taken on too many matches to be
pushed aside az the last moment.
Dempsey Tried Hard.
Dempsey MADE great spiurEe dur
ing the past few months. coming out
Of oblivion into the bright sunlight
but when u came right down TO cases
Fulton was OF hand with q record
that could not be cast aside. and as
a result he was the man chosen 10 90
against the champion In title match
on July 4th- lLlsEe recently put I'd
G fine ten round battle with Fulton in
St Paul, but Just the same Billy feels
down in his heart that he would have
little chance 70 win from Fulton in
match OF any distance. Hiske is built
more after the style OF Dempsey and
his fighting IS very similar 20 that Of
the coast man. 20 that when they
clash on April 26th. at St. Paul. they
are expected 20 put Up red hot argu-
ment. Dempsey VIII have the adj
vantage in weight by about ten
tough proposition, no matter what
happens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

T7Y COBB. Iris Speaker. Joe Jackson.
Hans wagner, Benny kault. Lar
~ Lajoie, Home Run Baker, Eddie
Collins Rogers Hornsby. Cavvy era
vath. Larry Doyle and Babe Ruth are
going to do their bit with the Amer
lean troops on the American sector
In Lorraine. This information was
made public yesterday by the Young
Mems Christian association The
heaviest hitters in baseball have been
enlisted "a the offensive 20 drive the
Germans home
The exact nhrasing OF the y e O.
A announcement concerned the EEip-
ment OF q carload OF baseball bats from
Kentucky 70 France. There are 49,
600 swatsticks Of the best ash the
nations forests produce. uamel after
the men whose driving power has
made them heroes Of the diamond
and has made more solid the tounla-
tion OF the great American game-
the VIII 70 win.
These bats. twelve models Of
them named after the long Dis
tunce hitterB mentioned are eE-
pccted to prove Of Tremendous
uasistnuce 20 the boys from the
United States when they are
ready seriously to dent the lines
Of the enemy and make fke best
showing IN the box gcore.
Cobb Tyre Popular.
II Cobb leads the models IN popu-
larity as he has led American league
for SO many years en- the batting
averages. Speaker, Collins. Baker
Kauff and Jackson are represented
by thousands OF models -hich bear
their names. The others al have
their uses. For instance. Babe Ruth.
as dangerous to opposing pitchers as
he IS to opposing batters. has uumer-
Gus followers because, although he
Is without the benefit OF being IN
the games every day, he Is there On
a pinch. There never has been q
war In which the pinch hitter Who
can produce IS so much In demand
Play Under Fire.
The bats which are now going
forward are part Of an order placed
Ia January, when hundreds OF thou
sands Of baseballs. mitts and felders'
gloves. chest protectors. masks and
shin guards we're called for By the 7.
n C.. A. The boys in the trenches must
have their relaxation from the grim
business Of war. Not many miles
from where the shells are shrlelzins,
trelpz IN the rear lines OF defence
may re hearing the whistle Of q line
drive az u speeds from the bat ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Watch the Little PinpIes;
They Are Natures Warning

dera. and the one remedy which
has no equal as a purifier is 6 S. s.
the purely vegetable blood medi-
cine. when haslbeep on the market
for more thai fifsyf years. = It Is sold
By drugeistsf everywhere.
II you arf afnictad with any form
Of skin distasa do hot expect to be
cured by l5uons. ointments, salves
and other local remedies. as they can
not possibly reach the source Of the
trouble. which IS in the blood. Begin
taking S. S. S. today, and write a com
plete history OF your case 20 our chief
medical advisor who VIII give you
special Instructions without charge.
Write AZ once 70 swift Specific Co,
AL Swift laboratory, Atlanta. Ca
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Chicago White Sox Should
Win Pennant This Season
An Intact Team and Confidence by Winning One
Pennant Make Prospects Good as Compared
TO Many Weakened Teams
By JACK vEIOCK.

t.cnce. It is not-until club has won
two IN q row that 10 becomes over
confident ana begins to slip back in
efficiency.
Having won the American league
pennant and the worlds series the
White Sox should be ten percent bet
ter this year than last And the op-
position they viii face viii be at
least ten percent weaker than that
over which they trimuphed in 1917.
Red Sex Lose Strength.
The Boston Red Sox despite the ez-'
penditure OF q small fortune and the
acquisition OF Mclnnis, Schaug,
Strunlz. Bush and Evers. are not as
strong as they we're last year. Cleve-
land is materially weaker. Detroit IS
just the same old Detroit, a terrific hit
ting club WITH no pitching strength.
The Yankees and St Louis Browns
have been treugthened- Neither club
IS apt 70 cut a wide swsth in the
American League race OF 1918. how
ever. and menace the supremacy OF
RoWland's crew
The white sOx are Champions
Of the world. They are veteran
team end have not been hurt by
the draft PAIRING unusual hard
luck 81 s. hard TO see how they
can fri 10 repeat Class win tell
Eine times cut OF ten In baseball
over the sweep Of a seasons play.
The Chicago club "a the claFs Of
Americeu league. II should win
the 1915 uenunul hnudllv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

TOM sHABEF WAS ONCE gent great wealth here in New yo FF
@ 7 lIi two OF three bank books and bunch Of
ae7ratn IONS old handler,
bber for five and for visit Tom V de-
nUea 70
len remarked Of the side S1r1ed
sharkey threw his hes a foot.
drawed wine corn
--o" sou -0'lH
they got below decks and
ask ior An mine too Can beat it,"
darted .1
fell az ~ anu --l's
Don't 90 that yelled Sharkey, nine too
Inn then shown other sparkling
spacious cellar He saw crates Of champagne and bottles choicest Of
two glasses Of domestic beer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

sends the outaelders in mad puT-
suit
NEEDED in France.
Insistcnt calls come frequently
from France FOR athletic eauIpuanr
and then more c1Ei Dmlnt The boys
cannot forget that the major lea1-
uers are Just ironing the kinks cut 90
Che southern training camps. prepare
tory 20 the drive for- the nernan-
Tnere are many league players over
seas They realize the value %
spring training as preparation Tor the
great offensive.
All calls are heard By che Y. "a.
c. A.. which has been officially
requested by the government 20
perform this work. Every one
Of the $4,000 hats soon 90 reach
France IS stamped vita the Red
Triangle Of the T. ~. C. A. ans
VIII reach the troops IN Fr1nce
through The secretaries overseas
whose huts nre the general stores
Of the trenches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Back to Toronto
For Nan Laioie

Indianapolis. Ind. april 5.-Accord-
Ing to advices reaching here late last
night IL Is practically certain that
the national baseball commission viii
return Napoleon Lajois to the Toronto
club from the Brooklyn club and thus
make him q free agent La1oie has
stated on several occasions that unless
he is allowed to accept the offer Of
ON ner McGiu 20 manage the local
team he VIII quit baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Bryan DOWney
BeStS Malone

Chicago. M April 5.-Bryal Dow
nevs Welterweight q Columbus. o.
Won a referees decision over lack
Malone. OF St Paul. az Fort sheridan
last night after ten rounds q Eight
ing
Dowuey had the best cf the bout
during eight rounds and tls othe-
two were about even. DoWnsv
weighed 140 and Malone l45f. Altsr
the match % was announced that Dow
ner had been matched 20 meet Ted
Lewis the rrclrerWelglr Champion
the Bout 20 be staged at Fort aneri-
dan within one month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Cody Will Be
Open To Public

Deming. ". NJ. April 5.-For the
first time in eight months Camp Cody
viii. on Saturday. be thrown open to
the public This viii permit the peo-
pie Of Deming and adjacent towns 70
attend the bah game between the IA
nous Chicago Cubs and Santa Rita
The same privilege viii be extended
on Sunday when the picked team OF
the 3ath division viii play the Cubs
Assurances to this effect we're given
by Gen. A. p. BlOckEon, division COM
m.ndar lndaH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Cross Country
Run ByH.S. Bows

Friday afternoon all classes OF the
high school viii take part 10 the
cross country run. The run viii start
at-4 o'clock and be over the following
course: AnEe 70 Arizona. Arizona to
Dallas; Dallas % Rio Grands: Rio
Grande 70 Ange. thence to the high
school a banner VIII be presented to
the class receiving the greatest num-
Der Of points Ribbons win be given
- students taking first, second, third
AMI fourth places.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
TROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
How They Like 1t.

soU can say for me- said catcher Glue shat this suggestion even
coming out Pttsburg Of Pttbre million
ares I've read so much about would ike the afternoon
ne steep N tent every nght won't have
ga sued doctor bills this VIII
Sleeping N
sl nat wonder what the games coming Going
@ get our ice Vaterf and where's guys going him If thew
.sPh97s no hotel hey And suppose the beds
nay lyt Al can is that I'm didn't time
s0s 9saaa y nat Phd oaA Sleeping On hay, hey? Not me1
U
yesterday but it amt system for big gusrsi If got sleep IN a
whole
terrible erusti
guy laying awake OF them tents when he amt
them in
got swell chance playing bail this
Won't
Ienting when the grows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Soldiers Stage
Boxing Show

Camp KearneU. san Diego, Cal,
april 5.-A number OF boxers. some
OF them division champions IN their
weight classes. viii 90 to Les Angeles
today TO stage a boxing show Satur-
day under the auspices OF the Los An
geles Liberty loan committee. for the
benefit OF the Camp Kearny athletic
FUND The boxers are to put on bouts
between themselves and with navy
men from the submarine base AT san
Pedro. George Blake, division boxing
Instructor, VIII have charge Of the
party at Camp Kearny men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Wrestlers DO Not Like the CA

Thai WAS A GREAT match between lewis
Jay g put i don't thrill Us By the display gameness
an The
S as though he was trying to make by route When he
1tea he opponent
Lewis was quite out Terry N5oyeu, suEH stanley Kef
hundreds
more OF --ss showed no
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
UnsishtIy ana Disng7rr.uE signals
Of had blood.

--lsAtiy and DisnglrliIg Signal.
Of BAD Blood.
Don't close your eyes 70 the warn
Ing which nature gives. when IN
slightly pimples appear on your face
and other CARTS Of the body.
Not only are these pinpies and
blotehes disfigurings but they lead
20 serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomfortiuE IT.
ritatloa and pain Sometimes they
1creteil Eczema boils. blisters. soaly
eruptions and other annoyances that
burn Ike flames Of fire. and make
you feel that your skin is abiaze
When these symptoms appear on
any part Of the body, take prompt
steps 20 I'D the blood Of these disor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
JOE CHOYNsKL
nc Ring shows Tham -

actor g g ne a 20 tIleS ur scat with belt buckle
4ll-@5 aIlsI ONh GLANCE him millionaire ~ ~
1le waiter IS than pohtetreats him Ike q
me with the trick
waiter bulled % death. 1-'-' '1l ne mas mat
the obbvca liz
os lA me eggs The crowd takes
rings carried
You've got to PRODUCE goods in the RING
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
BIG WRESTLER nrPROVFe-

'. - 7 LEX IMTNWTT.
DoQses Neb.s April 5.-Ioe Sfech.r
49, is,st week was reported to be hi
with threatened pneumonia. Is agsin
p, "a 5000 health, Stecher's illness was
INNS more than a heavy cold He
started training yesterday fo- eers-57
lnatehes he has signed up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
rT.vCH1fAv sTTLL HOPING.

The veteran BIZ Einchman. accord
ing to Aeports from the Pittsburgh
camp. stii shows stiffness In the leg
he broke last year. but he expects 20
work Go out gradually and be as good
as ever. However, the Pirates win
have 20 be pretty desperately IN need
Of an outdelder. before Hlnchman
wins q regular berlh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

A certain wise baseball scribe sage
IS remarks that the fans are ID for
q triple tax this year. FIRST he cor
respondents in the spring tralrlnz
camps tax their cr-dulity- me gov
eminent taxes them for the var lr1
some Of the BAH teams are scirS %
tax their patience later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
FIVE KAISER SHOWERS NOW.

FIVE KAISER ohuChEhs NOW
Pitcher Urban Shocka-. OF the ST
Louis Browns. now In camp al
Shreveport. got notice last week to
report at his home in Detroit IL ex-
animation for army service. hui be
asked that he be allowed to take the
test IN Shreveport shocier has four
brothers in service, but he was put ia
IA Just the same.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05


7'-4Ei attempt 70 pick q winner Of q
I major league pennant race IN
March IS alvses hsz.r6orls business
says baseball expert The question
now before the fans IS, can the Chi
caso White Sox repeat their victory
q 1917 in the American Ieague7 It IS
my opinion that they can and VIII do
50. barring accidents. The draft has
cut deeply into the ranks OF many
clubs in the American league It has
ruined the Cleveland club and hurt
several others materially. II has left
the Chicago White S0I practically in
tact
Red Faber Is the only star that
there iH auV Likelihood Of the Chit
cage club losing And FIBER, al
rhouTh iu Glass Ia In the lists.
and hrs q high number. More
over his district hrs furnfaheH
mere than its draft quota In vol
untury emlisfueuts. All = all ~
seems doubtful 81 rnher viii be
called before septembr, 81 at al.
The White s1E viii have their fa-
1leld OF Weaver. MclluIlln, Risherz.
Collins and. Gau intact jackson.
Eelsch. Collins. Murphy and Liebold
VIII again be available for the out
11elu- Sch1lk and Lynn wiz handle
me catching and ln addition 20 Faher.
tie worlds champions viii start the
season with Cicotte. Benz, Williams
and Dauforth
First Penuunf Helps.
The morale Of the White SoE club
should be better this year than &c was
last The first uenuant ALWAYS gives
." HHH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

Pitcher Jack Cocm1s reported to
Brooklyn at Hot Springs or Azrc1
le, from Palestine. Tex where ne
has been coaching a school team the
past winter. COMBS say this VIZ
positively be his last gear IN 1aserz--
and that he would not have reported
for 1915 had Ct not been his coutraer
.--I las !. -a.r b ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
LOOKS LIKE SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Albany. n. Y. April She lawson
bill leEalizing baseball or the Sab
bath after p m. passed the senate
yesterday by vote OF % TO 20. There
was no debate All Democrats pres
ent and several Republicans voted for
the measure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

I used 20 BE- a bug FOR sport some thirty
years ago.
I followed sport Of every sort and watched
ne passing show
byEone days.
For al The oId-tIme stars were there g
hundred different ways
But somehow have lost my pep. and
mebbe irs nay age
7 crab 60 lots % bunk read upon the
sporting page
For when some bird sits down ard writes
about the stars today
I dream Of hygone games aud Sights and
toss the sheet away.
They say this Alexander Is the greatest
OF them all
They class him as the brightest star that
ever heaved q halL
But say. can't agree with that; I've
seen 'em all and, he'll
This Alex never had a thing on Busie or
WaddelL
I read about the fighters, TOO. and while
they may have class,
There aint @ bio0min' pug today can
break pane OF glass.
This @i lard Is big galoot. who feiuts
an 1ahs an hits
But he would crumpls Up and die n
mont Of gocd old Fltz
And its the same IN every line IS Tar as
no tits holder o. the tine looks Ike
the goods 90 me.
They may be pert and al Of that but.
say. believe me. b0-
4hey cannot held a candle 10 the stars OF
long ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
THOUSANDS Of SIViT5TIGKS ARE
NAMED AFTER FAMOUS SLUGGERS

Y NJ c. A. Sends u Models Of Bats to France; Names
Of Leading Batsmen Of America on Sticks; Sammiss
Play in Rear Lines Of Defences to Relax From
Strenuous Business Of Trench Warfare.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

TEE open season for postponed
1 games VIII start April 16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

Red Cross nurses have taken up
boxing Looks like a slack season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

Elrlt EeuuuEt Helps.
The morale Of the White SoE club
should be better this year than &c was
lasL The first pennant always gives
q ream poiss and balance and conf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

Bush ienguers' chances 20 make
dough this year are rs hright as
the inside Of an elephant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

% he outaeldeFa IN mad Dar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-05
JAPAN REPORTED TO
HAVE RECOGNIZED
RUSS EXTREMISTS

CUPENHhGEN, Jan. 1.-THE Local
-tuzeigcr of Berlin says 1t learns from
Toxic that the Japanese government hha
decided 10 enter into diplomatic rela-
lipnS with the new Russian government.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-NothinE or
the reported Intention Of tho Japanese
government 10 extend recognition 10 tic
i5olsheviki has been heard by tho stale
department, and the Japanese embassy
Is equally ignorant Of the subject. In
view of the completes understanding mat
has existed between the entente allies
and H. to unity Of action in such mat
trs. 1t Is said In entente circles here
that il Is certain Japan would not take
the initiative in recognizing the BolsEeV-
Xxi without full conference with her al
lies and America
State department officials say that
there have been no negotiations upon the
subject up to this point.
Close attention however, is being CIV
en- to tho question Of status o. the Boil
shcriki regime and from private state
lnrnts OF officials it IL gathered that
decision will be- reached very soon as an
outcome of the meeting Of the cunStltu-
rnt assembly in rrtrograd. II that body
appears To no representative OF the will
" liiS NuHSlul Pt'Ile anu bAHSS FtN''''"@
Of being able 10 MAINTAIN real govern
mcnt willing To respect Internal ional
obligations the chances are the recngni-
ton will be sent
This probably would ut first take the
form OF de 'uctn recognition which
might easily and naturally resolve llsclt
into recognition Of the Holshcviki gov
rruncnt rs dc iurc. providing. In the
meantime Lenine and Trotzky did not
submit To impossible peace conditions In
their negotiations with Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-05
Briefs and Personals

Edward Hawk tho young son OF Mt.
and Mrs. Joseph Hawk OF South War
wood. who was so badly burned about
tho face and body when he foil into an
open CRATE about week ago. is imrrov-
ing slowly at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier OF Indian
apolis. Ind. are the guests. nt. relatives
and friends in Center Warwood.
Mrs william Smith of Rayl"nd. o..
is visiting relatives In Glcnas Run. east
of Warwood.
Miss Alice ITctfner tho young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hcffner. OF
South Richland avenue. who has been
suffering from 4 severe attack nf Spinal
meningitis at the North Wheeling h"Spi-
tai Is improving.
Miss Catherine Rodgers Of St"uhrm-
Vile. O.. arrived In this city yesterday
to spend the Weekend with relatives
In North Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Wcitzcl ur Mari
cttn. o.. who have hccn visiting With
friends In South Warwnpd for I'll" past
week. have returned I" their home.
Hal Meyers OF South Obi" avenue"
who was operated on at the North
Wheeling hospital Thursday morning. Il
improving nicely.
Mr.. and MIS-. L. T.. g '"iln"ll ana
daughter formerly Of Ea""nswn"d. W.
Va. but now o: Wh""llrr. w"r'' @n''*'+
Mt the home "f the formers mother.
Mrs Mary pl'nnu"!l II South ono
avenue, yesterday.
Miss Virginia Da"iS nf N"llShurg. W.
Va, is visiting at thc home OF friends
In Center Warwobh.
Charles Schramm Of North Warwood,
who is In training 1T Camp Ice. Fir-
cinta, IS spending Il flvc-daT turlough
with his parents. MIR. and Mrs y. y.
Schraum Of North Warw"nH avenue.
At tho Warw"od Presbyterian church.
SUNDAY informing. I0:l5. tn" sacrament OF
Tho Lords Supr"r will h.- observed.
This * tn" regular quarterly communion