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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

in bringing outside teams to FL Paso
Is the formation Of a Border polo
association 10 play games during the
winter on the local field. It is thought
that besides the three teams made up
from local units that an equal number
could be organized or have already
been organized In San Antonio. An
additional three would be put in the
field further west and with a circuit
OF nine teams II is felt that It would
be a great success and would result
IN the permanent establishment Of
polo on the border.
Army polo has received the en-
dOrsement Of the war department
and while IL has been played for
several yenrs in the FL PasO dis
trict the officers have been Mt n
handicap for n stage for the
games. During the earlier part OF
this year the teams obtained use
Of Washington park and there Is
little doubt hut that n they can
continue TO use ft that polo Will
enjoy n big boom
Weekend games were attended by
big crowds Of enthusiasts and some
excellent polo was seen. The grounds
at Fl Bliss are not firm enough for
polo as the bail often hits a rock or
lands in a small rut IN the surface
OF the field, where II is impossible to
dislodge it by a sweeping blow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
Eighth CaUaIy Polo Team High School Boxing Glass
To Play Here On Sept % ReObenS: Big Attendance

OF all there is the proper manner Of
hitting. A person defending himself
cannot do IL unless he has two good
hands. so you must take exceptional
care Of your hands while using the
boxing gloves I am not teaching you
boxing TO use as an aggressive meas
ure but on the other hand so that YOU
may defend yourself when the time
arrives. History will record any num-
Ter Of cases where boxing won the
day for the American forces IN Europe
and IL was due TO the excellent train
ing OF our soldiers that they accom-
rlished what they did"
VIII BE Paired OFF.
Classes are expected 10 become
larger as the school term adances as
last year the class under the instruc-
ton OF AIr. Mcdonald numbered so or
more.
Each hoy when he enters the
class will be put through the pre-
liminnry instruction and will he
taught how TO hit and protect
himself before he ties on the
gloves with other members OF the
class. When boxing begins the
boys viii be paired off according
TO their respective weights and
VIII show what they have learned
about the Enme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
CITY [EAGUERS
PLAN 4 SERIES
Albuquerque Team Will
Play Three Game Series
Here This Week.

Albuquerque's representative base
bah team viii arrive in FL Paso We'd
nesday morning in readiaess for a
three game series with q picked local
team. which viii start Wednesday
afternon at : o'clock at Rio Grande
park. Plans for the reception OF the
visitors were made at the weekly
meeting OF Army and City league
managers Monday night in the office
OF president 7. J. McCamant in the
Martin building. Sims Davis. former
manager OF the Purity team Of the
City league viii have charge OF the
team for the Albuquerque series,
which viii continue until Friday Of
this week
select Ball Players.
In picking a strong team 10 oppose
the New Aiexicans the City league
officials considered both the batting
and fielding average OF the respec-
tive players and their worth 70 .he
team as a whole. Rees Of the Eighth
engineers. as the best right handler
turned out by the league this season
viii undoubtedly start the series for
the Fl Paso team, while Johnny Null
cahy or Ponsford. will bear the pitch
ing burden in the second. Pete Leyva.
the star highlander, who recently re-
turned to the city after IS months
service in the navy has expressed a
desire 10 pitch the last game Of the
series
Guests OF SIND.
The Albuquerque team viii be the
guests OF Lieut.. H F. Long OF the
send artillery It was originally In
tended 10 bring an outside team here
at the end Of the City league schedule
in order that Saturday and Sunday
dates could be provided for the series
as midweek days are not considered
the best that can be had for a series
OF this order.
The FL Paso team viii undoubtedly
line up as follows:
Rees. Leyva, Mulcahy, Ponsford and
Mesa, pitchers. Duty and Chacon.
catchers: Pipkin. firstbase; Minjarez,
second base: White. shorstop, Car
berry, third base. Nixon. third base;
Sherman. left field; Cowan center field
(his old station). Armendariz. center
field One Of the twlrlers Will work
in right field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

high school gymnastic students
II Monday afternoon went through
their first lesson of the art OF self de-
fence as exemplifed by instructor
Jack Mcdonald and in the future viii
take two lessons each week. on Mon
day and Thursday evenings respec-
lively For the first day the work Of
the students was confined to shadow
boxing and limbering up their muscles
so that each could hit and block in
the proper way as the gloves will not
be introduced until the second lesson.
The value OF leading with left jan
and following with the right hand at
the same time maintaining the POSI-
ton Of defence was impressed upon
the young boxers, all OF whom showed
surprising aptitude.
Large Glass out.
When the class Of more than 80
boys was called TO order instructor
Mcdonald prefaced the lesson By a
Few remarks telling the students that
learning the art Of boxing was simply
for them TO use as an exercise and
was not intended 70 make professional
mitt wielders
The advantages Of boxing in de-
velOpinG the chest and heart and
making the eye and mind quick
was emphasized by the Instructor
who stated that the United States
government endorsed the athletic
pastime rs n trimming for its sol
diers- The fact that this country
could assemble the large army OF
nthletieally trained men a did for
the war with Germany was due in
Erent measure to boxing which
brought the boy self confidence.
Boxing Il Good.
a'ff r. nua ~ che +Ef--- H0-
a boy 10 learn how 10 box and do Il
Well.n MCDONALD tnld The clssa .lElirsf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

A0-aAs ~ ~ IL - ~
'Batted Tor Galloway IN ninth.
'sBatted for Thomas In ninth
~eHBatted for York in ninth.
xBatted for Noyes IN in sixth
xxRan 1or Kinney IN ninth
Score by innings.
Chicago ---........ $50 100 SOIL - :
Philadelphia ...---.. COS 900 o1s-10 % 2
Two base hit Jackson. Felsch and Ris-
berg. Welsh. Three base hit. Jackson
Home runs. Felsch. welsh. zinn- Stolen
base, z Collins, . Dugan- Sacrifice flies.
Burns. Felsch- Base on balls. off Faber,
?; York. .; Kinney. !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

. ten round draw. Ralph Lincoln,
the California battler who Is Wis
itfng relatives in FL Puso defeated
Burns three times and il Is possible
that he viii be matched with
Douglas at one of the clubs in
Arizona. The next contest at Bis
bee viii bring Prank LOuEhrey, Of
Philadelphia. and Russell Cham
bers together in the ring
As Loughrey was defeated by Cham
bers in a previous engagement. little
doubt is felt Of the outcome OF this
contest Chambers is considered
among the best Of the southwestern
welters and would be an excellent op-
ponent for Frankie Fowser-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

VERY GOOD EDDIE
As turn the pages OF ny sport
calendar to September 1S. ny eye
falls upon the name OF one 0IcGoorty
the sslfszme one that came over the
cable recently. Twas today. seven
years ago. in the city that Is all "het
up" over its first pennant prospects
that Eddie AlcGoorty fit" Cyclone
Johnny Thompson, a 10 round draw
For q chap who has observed the k 0.
from a lying position as well as stand
ing you gotta hand Il 10 Eddie for
having the pluck 70 stick his tongue
out and make faces at England s
HEAVYWEIGHT champion That he stood
up before Joe Beckett for II rounds
in London recently is much TO his
credit and inversely to Mr.. Beckett
discredit. especially when we con-
slider that Eddie has Of late fought
quite q few rounds with king alconol.
This lastnamed fighter has been put
down many times. but il there Is no
limit 10 the number Of rounds he al
ways wins Stopping in the middle
OF his fight with K A. Eddie takes on
J. 2 and delays K A for II bells. AL
OF which entities him to have his
birth. date and place and percentage
published in the paper.
In Minnesota there is town that
Is the butt OF all urban humor. the
peculiar classic city OF Oshkosh. We
cannot blame Eddie for being born
there because in the year Of the event.
lSs9, Oshkosh had high hopes Of get
ting into the 'legits," though It has
since landed on the comic stage.
Furthermore all the world knows that
Eddie left Oshkosh as the uate line
on the report Of his last fight plainly
shows
From the day OF his birth Eddie
started 70 grow and didn't stop until
he measured five feet plus 10 inches
Being OF Irish and American stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
sfcCR4W CoNCrDFs FAC.

New York. Sept 16.-John McGraw
manager Of the New York Giants. has
conceded the National league pennant
70 the Cincinnati club. according to a
message received last night BY club
officials here. The message stated
that McGraw was returning here and
had appointed coach Christy Mathew
son temporary manager
The Reds can clinch first place by
defeating the Giants today. As New
YORK Is assured OF second place. Nc
Sraw intends 70 go 10 Texas from
New York to look after business inter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
GENE belmont
STARTS WORK
FOR BOUT
VIII Meet Otto Wallace in
Bisbee; Burns and Doug
las Fight a Draw.
KID GEORGE TO
START CAMPAIGN

GENE belmont. Memphis light
u weight boxer. has started pre-
paratory work for several bouts he
has IN prospect In Arizona and New
Mexico and viii soon begin a cam
paign through that section OF the
country. He may be accompanied by
Fred KID George. who has received
overtures from promoters OF the
western states and after a brief rest
VIII take on all corners at 15s pounds.
Genes first contest Will be with Wal
lace, the Milwaukee boxer. at Bisbee,
some time during the early part OF Oc-
tober, and after that he plans 10 go 70
Miami and meet Chef Neff. who was
returned an easy victor over Wallace
about one week ago. Il is possible
that he Will be matched with Tommy
Carter, also
1913 Founders Popular.
Lightweights rule in popularity In
Arizona just now, with Al McManus,
Neff, A Wolgast. Young France and a
host OF others in that state looking
for contests shannon is billed TO
meet McManus tonight at Tucson and
following that engagement was sched-
Ned TO come 10 FL Paso.
As q result Of the action Of dis
fricf attorney Leigh Clark in stat
could be staged herr, however, IT
Is probable that he Will be
matched with either DeIn-Ont or
Neff in Tucson for a later date.
Young France a clever hattler, f.
IN Phoenix At the present time
and Is capable Of putting up
consistent, hard battle with any
OF the boys IN that state.
Says France Is Good.
Dutch" Crozier, an Fl Paso boy
who boxed France on the Pacific
coast. states that he is one OF the
toughest and fastest men OF the 133
pound division and is well thought Of
among the bat1ers on the western
slope France would most certainly
defeat Wallace. but would make an
excellent opponent for either belmont.
shannon or Neff- Prior TO coming TO
Neff participated in q number
OF four round bouts on the coast and
established himself as a firm favorite
with the coast fans and would expert
snce little difficulty IN landing bouts
IN Vernon, where Jack Doyle Is en-
gagged in the handling OF speedy con-
tests.
Monday night at Benson. ARK.
Jack Douglas boxed Bobby Burns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

frankie Burns IS back in the ODD
Fellows home again He was only
able TO get away for half an hour the
other evening. so had to put up q
quick Job at the Bayonne club. Just
boxed one round with Harvey Crosby
put the crusher on in the second. and
was back in the institution with ~
minutes 70 spare.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
MuchBoxing In Arizona; Border Race To Be
.zINN WINS own
GAME OVER S0X
Crashing Single of Veteran
Gives Athletics Victory
Over League Leaders.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 1s.-Piteher Zinn.
pinch hitting in the ninth Monday. drove
;he ball over the right field fence with two
men on bases. making Philadeiphia's total
one short OF tying Chicago. Then jackson
backed up against the bleachers and caught
styles's long drive. chleaEo Winning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
MEADOWS loses
TO CUBS
Tries to Stretch Hit in
Tenth Inning and Falls
Down in Pitching Duel.

Chicago. III. Sept. 1s.-Nsadows tired
himself out In the tenth inning attempting
20 score from second on willians's double
and was unable 70 continue the pitching
duel IN which he was pittsd against Vaughn
and Chicago won its second straight from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

letic board OF Kansas university yes
terday by a vote Of z to elected DR.
Forest C. Allen. formerly Of Warrens-
burg normal as athletic manager OF
kansas university Dr. A r. ken
nedy. former Kansas university coach.
was also a candidate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

where They Play wednesday.
Chicago at New York
St Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
STANDINGS

Where They Play Wednesday.
Shreveport al Galveston
Fort Worth at Houston.
Dallas at Beaumont
Waco at san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Where They Play Wednesday.
Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn at PittsburE.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

year. has been hit once and has been
famed Il times. his record against
each club in these respects as well as
in batting in runs being as follows;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

ABB r II PC 2BH 3BH HR
Is > ; 50 o o
AGAINST LEFT HANDLERS, 1000
WILLIAMS-One single in one
time at bat. 1000.
AGAINST RIGHT HANDERS-S33
CICOTTE-Three singles in four
times Mt bat, $50.
FABER-One single in eight
times At bat, rs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Three base hit STATE. Home run. Duncan
Stolen base. Roush- Sacrifice hits. Duncan.
Salies- Double plays. Duncan. Rarldsn :
.schrisber Rath, Kopf. Base on balls. off
Benton. 2. OFF Ryan. l. Innings pitched.
Benton. s. Dubue. 8. Ryan l. Struckout.
BY Benton. 1; BY Dubuc. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Cincinnati. sept 1s.-Ths league leaders
shutout their nearest rivals. the New York
Giants. IN the first game OF their series
Monday before 1900 fans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Where They Play Wednesday.
san Francisco At Los Angeles
Sacramento at Oakland.
Vernon at salt Lake
Seattle at Portland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

Forty-fivs bases have been stolen
on Rariden this year and he has
turned back 40 men. breaking up
seven steals that had the home pate
as their detectives These are the
men he nailed:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

xBatted for Paskert In ninth
xNRsn FOR Robertson In ninth
Score By innings
Philadelphia .-----.--.. 600 600 0f3 90
Chicago ---....-..-....-. 100 600 I0I II
Two base hits. McCabe. Williams. Three
base hit. Paulette. Home run. Blackburn.
Stolen bases Nagee. Lebourveau. Hollocher.
Herzog. Double plays. McCabe 10 Holiocher;
Lebourveau 20 Adams Base on balls. of
Meadows. 3. of Vaughn. s. of Smith. l.
Innings patched. Vaughn. s. Carter. l.
Meadows. 9: Smith "a. Struckout. BY
Meadows. 10. b. Vaughn. 10 by Carter. l.
Wild pitch. Vaughn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
BASEBALL
TEXAS IEAGuE

At Beaumont R. n. z.
Beaumont NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0
Dallas .-.........-0 /
Batteries: Beaumont. Martina and
Kitchens; Dallas, Moore and J. Brock.
Shreveport at San Antonio, rain
Waco at Galveston, rain
Fort Worth at Houston, rain
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville - Louisville .; st.
Paul 3.
At Toledo-Toledo 4 kansas City O.
kee-Indianapolis and Mime
apolis-Columbus games were played
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
SPORTOGRAPHY By .G5aag.

9 and naturally mad at being born in
: Oshkosh. the lad began fighting at an
early age. and We find that at 10 he
Z had the pleasure Of changing the posi-
ton Of two opponents from the verti-
cal TO the horizontal for the standard
prior Of 10 seconds. Thereafter we
observe him swinging his fists rather
freely all over America with no one
resenting II very seriously. In 1914.
nine years after the beginning Of his
career. he entered Australia. where he
successfully argued the question OF
superiority with eight OF the natives
during a period OF IS months when
he is introduced to Les Darcy. who
had never bitten the dust and refused
10 60 through rehearsal On this
occasion, July 81. 1918. Eddie went
through his first rehearsal for the
London affair, although the latter did
not come off according to schedule
because he didn't lie down till the
rected him TO drink the cup OF defeat
IN the 18th
Eddie has been a good fighter. and
although he isn't champion timber.
suggest that he try 10 stand four full
rounds with Jack Dempsey. where
after ne can challenge Jess Willard
and quit running for the championship
and retire with honor like Mr.. Bryan.
BARRY AND LEON. IS ROUNDS.
In 1Ss4. Jimmy Barry knocked out
Casper Leon in the 2Sth round at La
ment, III This bout was for the
bantamweight championship, which
had been left vacant after George
Dixon entered the featherWeight class.
Barry was an Irish-Amerfcan and
native Of Chicago. and Leon was an
Italian, having been born in Palermo.
Sicily. The battle az lament. which
was for the title at 112 pounds, was
terrific scrap.
THE CLASS IN SPORTOGRAPHY.
c. r. Partridge made a worlds rec
ord by batting a baseball 354 feet 10
inches on October Il. 1880. at Han
over, N H.
What were the receipts and distri-
button in the last worlds series2
Account rendered tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

St Louis, schupp. Woodward and Clemens
At Pittsburg-First game Ri E
Brooklyn ...---..... 800 600 100 lg
Pittsburg .-----..-- 600 900 O0s-3 o
Batteries Brooklyn. Smith and Miller;
Plttsburs. Cooper and Blackwell
Second game. H. e
Brooklyn .....-.-... go 9o4 00a-5 Il 0
PittsburE .-......... 900 600 300
Batteries; Brooklyn. Galore and Kreu-
ger; Plttsburs, Hamilton. Wisner and
Blackwell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

THE CLASS IN SPORTOGRAPHY.
c. r. Partridge made a worlds rec
ord by batting a baseball 554 feet 10
inches on October Il. 1880. at Han
over. N II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16
Who's Who In World Series
BILL RARLDEM, Backstob
\ SERIES RECORD

ABB r H PC eBH 3BH HR

pARIDEN's f'ORnER WORLDS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

What were the receipts and distri
button in the last worlds series?
Account rendered tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

MAY I not remark that fnasmuch
w as Beckett's stock has fallen
since 8fcGoorty's It round stand up,
that It was a peace without victory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

zBztted FOR Benton IN sixth
xNBatted for Dubuc IN eighth
zIIRau FOR LcCarty n eighth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

II Is one Of the Greatest things Tor
boy 10 learn how 10 box and do Il
Well.' Mcdonald told the class. First
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

4ota-a ---------------- ep ~ 81 II
xBatted for Paskert in ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-16

The principal plan OF The officer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-31
CHURCH LOSES $4,000
Vineland sequest Upset by Use OF
benevolent" for Charitable

Trenton. July 81 The inadvcrtent
use of an inrpt term in the will of the
late Anne Beaumont. of Nineland. made
it necessary for Vice Chancellor BackpS
to file in the Court of thanrcry an
opinion setting aside bcuueSt OF about
$4,000 to the First NJ. +. Church.
Nineland The decision reached. the
vice chancellor said. was contrary to
his own satisfaction and means Il fruS-
tration Of thc wishes Of the tcStatriX.
but no other opiuion was poasiblr under
legal authority and principle.
Mrs. beaumont. in the opinion of the
vice chancellor. understood the word
"charitable. In her will she provided.
among other things. that the church
should have the net proceeds Of the sale
Of her home. the amount as received by
the trustees of the church to be held in
trust as an endowment fund and the
not income thcrefrom to be used for the
..s,Ipport of the church or such bcnevo-
lent purposes MS the trustees of the
church shall direct.
I'pon the construction of the quoted
language depended the legal meaning of
the words "bcncv0lcnt" and "rharita
b,c" \ rcSiduary lPgatee. Iunatlr,
through her nearest friend. brought suit
srd offered the contention that the
declaration involved was void for un-
certainty and in violation of the rule
against perpetuities'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-31
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. William J. Nicholson. of 1928
Morris street, has recently purchased II
large tract of ground NJ Drexcl Hill and
has started to build bungalow.
Miss Sue de Mers. of 1904 South
her fathers bungalow in Wildwood.
Miss Billie Wilson. daughter of Mr..
iand Mrs. Joseph 4. Wilson, of 1887
South Fifteenth street. will return to
her summer home, at Cape May, y. j.,
today. after spending fortnight touring
the New England states.
Miss Helen Sutton. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sutton. of 1921 Por
ter street. Girard Estate. is visiting
friends in Wildwood.
Miss Sara V. Campbell entertained
the Cherokee Club at dinner. Among
| those present were Miss Betty Heir
Miss Rose Mayer. Miss Helen irony
Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Mae Gleason
| and Miss Marie Keough.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gallagher. of 2614
South Sixteenth street. have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Mis-!
Mcdonald The wedding will tax,
place in August
Ensign Charles ii. McGucken. %
1920 South Seventeenth street. is hom'
on a short furlough. and is visiting hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. McGucken. a
Atlantic City. Ensign McGucken vii
return to service in Washington, ID. G..
about August ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lively. Of $50:
#, Ritner street. recently announced tn
engagement of their daughter. Mis-
Anita Lively. and MIR. Alfred Aspen
The wedding will take place in tn
autumn.
Miss Kathcrin Lanyon, Of New York
is making an extended visit to Mis-
Helen McQuade. of 1907 Porter street
in the Girard Estate.
The Moana 1. C.'s minstre! troup
entertained the members and friend
Of the club on Sunday at their club
house. National Park The singing u
Mr.. Jack Gordon and the dancing q
Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Ilallman and Mr.
Winterbottom were features Of the en-
tcrtanment.
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TIoGA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. l.indner. Of
1888 North Park avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Edna Marian Lindner. and Mr.. Sidney
Earle Rcifsnyder. son Of Mrs. ]. y.
Reifsnyder. Mr.. Reifsnyder recently
returned from twenty months service
overseas with Company a, Nineteenth
Regiment, Engineer Corps. Miss Lind
ner, who is reader and impersonator
entertained at the various camps during
the war
Friends of Mr. Martin Prenglau. oI
2114 West Erie avenue. will be glad tc
hear that he is recovering from the
effects of his recent automobile acci
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Beale. o
2l@4 West Ontario street. will leave
during the week to spend the remainder
of the season at the Marlborough Blen
helm in Atlantic City.
Mrs. David Rentschlcr, Of Nortf
Twenty second street, has gone to Long
port to remain until September.