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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Elks Attend

The Flks were there in numbers. Inc
long narrow club. a distinct opposite OF
Tex Richards Commodious arena, was
packed to the rafters. This is the an :
nual outing of the Elks and the Garry
Hermann proteges proved to be regular
fight fans. They knew when to root
and cheercd vigorously.
Lew Crimson, the big league referee
had a tough job. He proved to be
great defensive official and blocked more
than one Gans's glide. Promoter Taylor
and Rex Smith commended the clever
Crimson upon his aggressive officiating
and his defensive ring tactics.
The wind up was a good act. but had
nothing on that slashing semiwind up.
All the visiting Elks, as we'll as Leon
l.. Rains, star pinnochle player and
the Tex Richard. of Philadelphia,
agreed that the Willie Coulton Victor
Ritchie fracas was the battle of the
evening.
These fistic tidbits slashed and
pounded freely during the entire
twenty minutes Eddie Meade, the
Gotham pilot directed the battle from
his safe quarters, but he was opposed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

Duke Kahanamoku got back in the aquatic
game recently at Honolulu by taking three
races In a row. His triumphs we're fifty
yards In % 4-5 seconds. 100 yards straight
away in 81 3-5 seconds and the furlonG swim
in minutes . 3-j seconds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

1t Is announced that no races will be held
at the Philadelphia Swimming Club al
Lafayette this Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

Olga Dorfner. the local mermaid will be
seen in water competitions shortly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

FIRST MOMENTS IN
ANY SPORT ALWAY VS.
THE TOUGHEST TIM
after First Shock 1t Isn't So Bad, but Plenty of Ago,
Has Been Cro,oded Into the T,oo or Three
Seconds Preceding Start

~ Seconds Preceding Start
IN THE sPoRTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICE
Copyright sresrve
The Old Doc With the Scythe
H H M M ss @ Pike e. ss ss H. to. ,."s he lets re he SS
hs' @ @ & sss .s % ssns sTs s.s s, G 5 nc
: 'I's;'f '';,, s % s's an. ne y
BIT while their dreams begun ath~ar ringing cheer
He reaches out oony hand and takes them
queer kid this ancient Doc rho sits ,,in e,oe svs
IT, To spot the e list ds1s % sod M e s% sGs the s
bong every one o so'"'' "''' 's
Ire Them s s . ' sss, % 1 s" s s ss
rntn at last my,terous unseen. ' "' ''"
Reached out through phere aees
queer gentleman. say, beyond the festive DONE
T No ] np the & Old srytts at an edge h cuts its through hope
lie "as until he thinks they're ripethe
Just Befor the Whistle--or the Cong
IF YOU'VE played football old feeling h.
baeEh wondr as to whether M
Its worse than that when the Moran
figure that guard they crowd I
e '1S sns ' Ss yoa Sas asd With srs y's the other
fearing physical matter facing
by another Kicking and quserins on
' a
"Irs toughest moment in o spoot first second as yop
eare your corner to see ~hd the other telows
First Moments
THESE sectors no matter what the
There physical of injury Yet in
the
the harder Shot
yawnng bunker.
After the first shock isn't
agony has been crowded the three seconds preceding
I'VE SAY in the tran
OF "re But in other 'ooys may frequently get
RECAII dreamiy
w kimeters
a
ricr Unless kicking
Hon. W. Pheon would like
Reds "On the other
people who had dropped dead apopexy
of some forty -fve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Ri9ey's First Yin Gives Craudth Start


IPPA since he shook his khaki uniform
~ yesterday the Ph losing streak and handed
tin
the Cravath Rixey hurled
hit hard steady
Errors Cubs n grabbing their quartet of runs
win but the whole club fought for
Phis into the ninth behind
in the
started the rally the eleventh
winning marker Bancrots after he
Whteds fourth single of the
School boy and signed Jack
q
the innings of that
series The fans
and they proved that avVy
to be a popular the first
hand didn't hit safely
and Cody all had fines pered them
Cody notice OF his
is u
'front.' Braves.
HAHN, fight OF the fastest
- returned from Toledo
great n handling the reports of the hgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Yankee Schuarts Soon Forgot His Bet

DUT is
~ Philadelphia Yankee pugist who quit the
quitting good He used be of our leading bantam
his decided sell diamonds He
bankro healthy July
Willard Dempsey
Schwartz stunned when
Jack landing all
his jump to fee anda to
him
the popular boys around the during his
distinction of the best battle fought Toledo. He
a
staged on he s s.eet n O hotel.
This hornins the lobby
He
himself
sidewalk Schwartz
he accepted They stepped the
ORurke
off in
fought all trolley
a
landed
as in n looked s $ Wiards.
from after looking
wreck the ground to trouble
"THIs bird fell of the curbsone' replied Ring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Judge BonniweTs Interesting Boxing Dope

TUDGE EUGENE c. BONNIWEII a fan of
enthusiastic the He
boxing
Bonniwel
real box
mythology Apollo
el-cutt of
o
Oympiad,
"EALUDAINAS defeated capaneus
IA fitting his temples nd shifinos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

TOrIIcT BAD AND LOCUST STREETS
LONOol Mats. 1 80. 8 $50. Evgs. q 40 10 II
W. 8. HART In
',SQUARE, DEAL SANDERSoN'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

ESI\LNH MATINEB DAILY
OLIVE THOMAS in
THE FOLLIES GIRL"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
PHOTOPLAYS

REJ MONT CAD ABOVE MARKET
ANITA STEWART I'm
THE PAINTED WORLD"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

JEFFERSON sgs! sgTH ANR RE4. DAYsHI4 psnI4
TOM MIX in
'FIGHTING FOR GOLD"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

m MaDn FRONT ST. 4 0IRARD AVE.
JOMDS Jumbo Junction on Frankford "I-
VIVIAN MARTIN in
LITTLE COMRADE''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

nEDEDJkI GOTH WALNUT SITS.
lMI EI\lHL Mats. 2.30. Evgs. 7 & o.
EMMY, WEHJEN in
'FOOLS AND THEIR MONEY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Closed" and 'rcopened" IN the
history OF the action on Cedar river
by the King county game commits.
sion during the past month. Az 1t
now stands. the sportsmen win be
allowed TO fish this stream. Others
that are closed. however, are Lake
Dorothy and Redmond. or Bear
creek. These two bodies of King
county water are added to the al.
ready closed South Fork of Snoqual.
mie and Money creek. stossei and
Griffin creeks will be reopened this
wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Eddie Foy Says
Hulen Has Been
Evading Match

Eddie Foy, famous comedian at
the Moore theatre this week, has
Issued challenge TO Charley
Hulen to play him game Of
three cushion billiards. the match
10 be staged ON Thursday night
at 1880 and 10 run for SO points.
at Brown a Hulen's parlors.
II think Charley thinks I have
something on him when II comes
10 swinging cue" declares the
rcdoubtabIe Eddie. Just watch
me slip him the short end Of the
count when we meet"
With that Eddie proceeded 10
knock the worries around the
green cloth in his practice session
Tuesday afternoon. demonstrat-
ing beyond n doubt that he does
ring up the counters at an alarm
ing rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Pias4<rsng Mickey Kings fes-
lures with his sturdy right mill,
Frank BssvIesu eopped YER
diet over the Australian In the
headline bout Of the Crystal Pool
smoker last night.
The Californian stopped Kings
rushing tActics with hard wal
bDsps on the head and body. King
wss coming fast Ain the last
round. while Bssrieau was
showing tlse strain Of the pace
be set In the first round. Many
fans nj the ringside Iredicted
that King would have won over
the Longer route.
Chef Neff made sucker out OF
Leon Bedou. the Frenchman. In their
fight. The French gladiator was too
fat to fight. Referee Malone
stopped the fight In the second
round when the doughty Chester was
handing Bedou a volIey OF wallopf
which threatened 10 sink the new
conner. Betiou showed he knew the
boxing game. but was In no condi
ton to enter the ring.
Murphy Wins
Frankie Murphy lived up TO ex
pecta lions and won his mix with
Frank Pantlcy. Murphy had Pant
ley backing up In the third round
hut Pantl~y made his weight tell In
the final frame. when Murphy felt
the pace OF the earlier going.
Mike Corske acted like a clown In
the ring and took the count wher
Pat Rooney massaged him with a
righthanded ciout on the chin In tho
early going and Gorske went TO tbs
land Of orange blossoms.
Mickey Brown lost a tough fight
10 Ollie Lewis. In the curtain raiser
Brown was the aggressor. but hi
couldn't keep his face away from
Ollie's straight right
BaSrieau Gets First
In the first round OF the main
event. Bsrrieau landed three three
hard rights on Kings jaw after their
first cIinch. King started his famil
lar infighting tactics. but Barrieau
ciinched and shot in a right upper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Cue Gossip

, H. Davis handed Ray Hor~ a
licking ia two out 81 three games In
a three cushion match Mt Brown 4
Hulrn's parlor~ Tuesday afternoon.
Tn. final mix was close. Davis cop
ping the struggle by a count Of rs
to -.
Dad M-eker. the veteran cue
artist. dropped . tough game az
baikiine to A. Mccarthy at Brown
a Bulcn's parlors by score Of zoo
TO 20. The first part OF the game
was more even than the score would
Indicate but Mccarthy hit II up
after the 100 mark and ran out with
runs OF 81 and ~
Wallace bes, Steele in two out Of
three Tits. steele was slightly Off
In his play.
Charley Jordan. former Seattle bill.
HARDEST. Is going great at the angle
game In san Francisco. where he
works In Ed Graney's Academy. ac-
cording to reports from the South.
The proposed three cushion coast
billiard league has been set over un-
III NEXT year. because Of the poor sea.
son the billiard game endured this
year owing TO the long layoff caused
by the flu.
TIL. three cushion game Is the
popular game with the billiard play
ers In Seattle. There is more OF the
element OF luck In the angle game.
Baikline IL too scientific for the av.
crage billiard player who manages
TO sneak o couple Of hours a week to
operate on the green cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Boxing is to have its trial. and probably its last
trial. before the bar of public opinion
The fate of the game game which possesses great
possibilities for good well evil be decided
And the day of decision will dawn July L.
On that day. Jess Willard worlds heavyweight cham
pon to defend his title against the challenger Jack Demp
sey. ~ttts-.......t.t.
The fight has already attracted worldwide attention.
and the the day Of decision draws the greater will be
the attention
The glarng spotlight Of publicity will shine upon that
fight upon its principals and their and above all
upon the referee and the manner in which he conducts the
bout.
And it this last point that the future Of the ring
sport may well depend
For but let little incident that off color creep
the affair let little judgment ruling be and
il will react in such way that will reflect upon the hon.
esty of all those concerned.
Therefore a must be more than honest
He must have poise judgment and the ability to decide
quickly and accurately
Let anything 90 wrong and the dammedup waters of
public condemnation and reform will sweep all before them
boxing will be raised in all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
7-7-77-7
M'kENNACOPS
FIRST MIX IN
SALTLAKE

Eddie Mckenna. the Seattle feaih.
erweight who went 10 Salt Lake City
where he was billed for a couple Of
fights. copped his first mix from
Fighting George by n decision over
the six round route last night.
The Seattle battier will get a crack
at the Rocky Mountain feather.
weight crown Monday when he
fights kid" Davis. the present king
hill district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Worlds Ice
Title Is at
Stake Here
Continued From Page One

club. altho he admits that he expects
s,iff battle from the Metr
The Nets will skate on the ice TO
night determined TO win by speed
They are a much lighter team than
the visitors. ard the poundarr may
tell In the small Seattle rink.
The title goes TO the team winning
the first three games.
Mickey Ion. Coast referee. will ham
die the games alone.
The Montreal team took abort
workout to timber up Tuesday after
noon. after their arrival from Van.
oouver. They went thru their prae.
tice stunts with precision and show
ed that they mean business tonight.
Star Goalie
The Canndiens have some Of the
greatest stars In hockey In their line.
up. AT goal they have Nezina. one
Of the star goaiies OF the game. lie
uses an extra long stick. which he
uses to advantage. However, he viii
have to show a lot Of class To play a
better game than our own Happy
Holmes.
The visitors have the edge on the
defense. In corbeau and Hail they
have two of the hardest checking de.
Tense men In the game. They will
outweigh Rowe and Hickey. the Sc.
attic pair. but they won't be able to
Outright them.
on the forward line the visitors
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
TRAMBITAS BOYS TO
FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA

PORTLAND. Ore. March ID
Jack Fable. manager Of Jimmy
Darcy valley TrambitaD and Alex
Trambitas. IL ON his way to San
Francisco today with his two prote-
ger tucked under his wing.
Fahi~ expects TO arrange scraps
for both boys after reaching San
Francisco. and intends 10 book them
TO appear in San Diego and Los
Angeles later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

boxers are there to fight. and not to
exhibit the latest dancing steps.
A man. in short, who has not only
a thought for the interests OF the
fighters In the ring. = thought for
the interests Of the fans at the ring
side. but above all. has a thought for
the true interests OF the boxing
game.
Such a man CAN be found in this
country.
such a man rs available for Tex
Richard.
such a man IL MATT HINkEI..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Field amd Stream


billiard pariorx. one Of Seattie's en-
thuslastic sportsmrn. IL getting
ready for the opening Of the fishing
season on April 4. He brought down
his fishing poiea to be fixed up to
day. bought his new tackle and lead.
crr and the rest of the finny fool~r,.
and IL all primed TO battle with the
pride Of tho streams.
Brown IL planning ON making a
trip to the Sfiiiaguamlsh river for
his first outing with =. ". Davis and
A. c. Basel
This party marks but the advance
Of the multitude which will advance
upon tho streams az Washington
with reel and rod within the com.
Ing we-ka
Lake La crande. In skagit coun.
~. IS proving to be popular pre-
season fishing ground.
According TO rumors among the
gportsmen all the boats on the lake
have been leased for the opening
day session.
Because OF the heavy SHOWS In the
foothills Il looks as II most of the
early season will he confined 10 the
lakes as the waters OF the streams
will be too high for fishing. Lake
Sammamish promises to be popular.
The Seattle sportsmsa's araocia
ton IL conducting "A spirited msmb.r.
ship campaign. Two clubs. the
Field and Stream. are campaigning
for new members. The association
has grown rapidly within the past
according to Earl Frye. one OF the
executive officers. Of the association.
The drive ia for 1000 members.
The team scores are being kept
secret The loser must furnish the
entertainment for a banquet which
IL to be the feature OF meeting OF
the associs ton on April "a In the
Masonic temple.
Tacoma sporuunen are getting the
fever and have also started "a mem.
bership drive.
The Seattle Casting Club an.
nounces the approval OF the Seattle
Park Board for the expenditure OF
81 400 for the installation OF cement
walks around the casting pool start.
ed at Woodland Park n year ago.
This pool. which IL in the lower
part OF the park, south OF Green
Lake. IL to be 100 feet In diameter.
II will have cement walk nine feet
wide around the pool.
The Park department has placed
this location for the exclusive use Of
the casters. The season will find
local meets every two weeks. az well
az several inter-city tournaments.
The annual tournament Of the
Northwest Association OF Scientific
Angling Clubs. will be held In Port
land this year under the auspices OF
the Multnomah Anglers Club.
The Leavcnworfh spor,smens As.
ISOLATION was formed In that city re.
Gently with II charter members sign.
ing the roll J. A. Hearst. prominent
sportsman and business man, WIS
elected president. with L.. II. Hart
M secretary-treasurer
The Stevens County Game Com
mission has dccreed that fishing
shall not start in their county until
May LIST.
II appears that our game laws are
TO be switched about from one month
to another and the sportsman left
10 find out for himself just where,
when and why he can indulge in his
favorite pastime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Let's Haze Real Referee
For Championship Bout

Jack johnson in Havana has given out signed state
ment that his fight with Jess Willard four years ago
was a frame-up In addition to $4,000 the entire
movie rights in Europe and onethrd of the proceeds
in the United States and Canada together with the
quashng of the federal indictment against him in Chi
cago were part of the DEAL The referee of the fight
was Jack Welsh close friend of Tom Jones. Wizards
manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
BRTTTON TO
MEET PERRY
IN PITTSBURC

CANTON. Ohio. March is.--Jack
Britton. re-crowned weltcrweixh hit
champion OF the world. win make his
first appearance ~ title holder In
Pi,tsburw Monday night. meeting
Jack Perry Of that city. Britten to.
day received 81 900 from Matchmak.
CT Mckinney Of the Canton club for
his knockout last night Of Ted Lewis
and his signing for his next import.
ant bout in Canton II IL probable
that Britson viii meet Johnny Crit.
fiths Of Akron here the last week in
March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Not alone Ii the theoretical title
ce the worlds best fighting man at
Stake. but a quarter OF a million dol
Inrs II as stake. which must come
1spm the pocket Of the man on the
street.
Il - all very well TO say that Tex
Rlckard win pay willard 100000.
ana Dempsey sc7.5os for their end
~ The fight.
II 10 all very well to say that Tex
Richard will build an arena costing
e5o.eoe. and that the other expenses
<vin bring the total cost OF staging
the bout up to y quarter OF million.
Tex Rickard expects tho public to
reimburse him for all this money.
With = little more besides.
True. the public expects TO pay
the freight. AZ usual
II TecognAxes the fact that Rick.
! oSd u not . phiianthropist: that he
- NAging the fight in order 10 make
Csssedinf Al this. the pubic de.
mands that the fight be ON THE
LEVEL. demands that II get run
~ tts money.
And that the fight will be on the
level and that the public win get n
sun for its money. can be assured
- but one way.
LET THE REFEREE be one that
the public knows.
A square man.
A man who knows the game.
A man against whom the breath
z e suspicion has never blown.
Z A man who will insist that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Californian Wins Hard
Mix From Mickey King

cut that caught King on the chin
and backed the Australian up. bar
rieau shot in couple Of clean right
punches 20 the head just before Tho
round ended. King tried hard 10 get
inside Of Bsrrieau's guard. but tho
Californian held him off. 1t was
Barrieau's round by mile.
Bsrrieau landed two clean rights
on Kings face nj the start Of the
second session. King was using his
left nicely. singing the visitor In tho
face and body az the round progress
ed. but doing no damage.
Near the end OF the round Bar.
rieau staged a rush, swung wildly
and caught King on the head with
a. couple OF rights that jolted Mickey
Rbod and hard The round was EVEN
up until this rush. which gave Bar
rieau the shade.
Barrieau Tires
The Californian cracked Mickey
with his right mitt consistently In
the third round. King got In cOu-
pie OF good blows with his left ana
towards the end of the period B4e.
rieau showed the effects OF the 60
ing. The round was fairly even. win
Barrieau having "A slight shade
King kept boring in in ths Ira
round. and took the lead. He got -
some OF his staunch blows. which
plainly worried Barrieau. The Cali
fornian. however refused 70 back up
and held King off In the clInchee
most OF the time. Barr5eau's
punches lost their steam in the final
period. II was Kings round. bue
this advantage could not ovcrcomo
the big lead piled up by Barrieau n
the early minutes of the mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Pitcher Ed Pfeffer. recently re.
leased from the navy. has returned
to his home In Illinois to await his
call to the Brooklyn training camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

j. Y. Fowler. OF Aberdeen. and =
member OF the Grays Harbor Ho6'
and Gun Club. is the Leading man fof
honors in the club contest for the.
largest steeihcad caught up TO April
LIST The last Sunday in February
Fowler hooked a big boy In tho
wynooche river and after 20 mis-
utes' fight brought out fine spec1-
men weighing "a pounds and nnans'
uring 4oiz inches in length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Man HOME

Bill Rariden says he IL well
pleased with his transfer to Cincin.
natl. as IL puts him close to his
home. which In in Bedford. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

The Stevens County Game Com
mission has decreed that fishing
shall not start in their county until
May LIST.
II appears that our game laws are
to be switched about from one month
to another and the sportsman left
TO find out for himself just where.
when and why he can indulge in his
favorite pasume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

The Leavcnworfh sportsmens As.
ISOLATION was formed In that city re.
Gently with II charter members sign.
ing the roll. J. A. Hearst. prominent
sportsman and business man, was
elected president. with L.. II. Hart
M secretary.treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Because OF the heavy SHOWS In the
foothills Il looks as n most of the
early season will he confined 10 the
lakes as the waters Of the streams
will be too high for fishing. Lake
Sammamish promises to be popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Tacoma sporuunen are getting the
fever and have also started "a mem.
bership drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Lake La Crande. In Skagit eoun.
~. IS proving to be popular pre-.
season fishing ground
According to rumorr among the
gportsmen all the boats on the lake
have been leased for the opening
day session.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-19
Four Graduates Receive
Lebanon Valley Diplomas

Annvillc, Pa, June 19.-Four
graduates of the Conservatory OF
Music and Department of Oratory OF
Lebanon Valley College received
their diplomas and certificates on
Monday evening. The graduates
were: Misses. Esther r.: Bordner
pianoforte; H. Mae Kennedy, public
school music; Helen E. Langgraf
public school music; Emma M
Whitmeyer, pipe organ.
Mrs. Violet Mark Krei6er in ora
tory.
Miss Edna NJ. weidler. of Cherry
Creek, n. Y, a member of the
Senior class of the Lebanon Valley
College. was the orator at the an
nual ivy planting of the class OF
1919 on Monday afternoon.
Miss Esther Heintzleman, OF
Chambersburg, spent several days in
town the guest of friends.
Miss Heintzleman is a graduate OF
Lebanon Valley College, class OF
1916.
The Rev. q. A. Weidler, of Cherr,
Creek, n. Y! is attending the com
mencement exercises of Lebanon
Valley College.