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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-12
PARSON |S WINNER OF FIRST
 HONORS IN CROSS
 COUNTRY FLIGHT
Crosses Continent in Slight ly Less Than g Hours Ac- tual Flying Time-Two Complete the East
 bound Trip
ss AssocIated Pros.

San Francisco, October H. Crossing the continent, 2701 miles, in "A hours, 58 minutes and 5512 seconds, actual flying time, Lieutenant Belvin w. Maynard of Mount Olive, N. C., "the flying parson" took first honors by a few hours in the first lap of the double trans continental airplane reliability race by landing at San Fran cisco at 1:27 :07 p. m., Pacific time, today, while Lieutenant E. c. Kiel completed the east bound trip at 6:35:10 p. m., eastern time, followed twenty seconds later by Major Carl Spatz, who reached New York first but made an erroneous landing.
 Lieutenant Maynard. the tenth to start from Mineola, N. T., last Wednes- day at 9.24;56 eastern time, required allowing for difference in time, 57 min utes and Il seconds more than three days for the trip without flying be- tween sunset and sunrise and after losing several hours at Cheyenne on account of radiator trouble
 In addition, he was required to rest half hour at each control station.
 he nearest competitor on the west bound half oi the round trip across America was Capt H. [. Drayton, who was forced to land at Lovelock, New. late today on the Way to Reno.
 As the two eastbound flyers left San Francisco just before 10 a. m. eastern time last "Wednesday. they required thre days plus nearly nine hours for their trip, impeded some what by snow storms in the Rocky mountains.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23

therefore. on motion of Charles II. Coggin
and Ralph l.. Goggin, attorneys for said
plaintiffs IL i ordered that said named and
unnamed defendants enter thef appearance
in said cause on or before three months from
the date OF this order, and that within 20
days said plaintiffs cause copy OF TINS order
20 be published in the Alma Record, a news
paper printed and circulated IN said county,
once in each week for six weeks in suces-
sion and also cause copy thereof 10 be
mailed 10 said defendants at their last known
post office address by registered mall
Countersigned: Circuit Judge.
n. l.. CASE. Clerk of the Court
TAKE NOTICE: That the above suit in
wolves the title to the land described as fol-
lows:
The West one-half of the Northeast one
quarter OF the Northwest one quarter OF
section six. township eleven North, range
three West Michigan, the Southwest one
quarter OF the Southeast one quarter. and
the South onc-half OF the Northwest one
quarter of the Southeast one quarter; ana
the East fractional one-half OF the South
west fractional one quarter; all on section
thirty-one. township eleven North, range
three West Michigan. All that part OF the
West one-half OF the Southwest one quarter
of Section thirty-one, IN township twelve
North of range three West. Michigan. bound
cd by line commencing at the point where
the West township line of the township of
Pine River intereepts with the south line
Of the right of way OF the Detroit. Lansing
and Northern Railway now the Pcre Mar
o,lette Railway thence South thirty-four
rods. East TO the line separating the East
one-half of the Southwest one quarter from
the West one-half of the Southwest one quar-
ter of said section thirty-one, thence North
thirty-four rods 20 the said right of way.
thence West 10 the point of beginning. con-
tanning seventeen acres of land more or less.
CHARLES II. GOGGlN.
RALPH l.. GOGGIN.
Attorpeys for Plaintiffs
Business Address: Alma. Michigan.
O3-7 lst Sept. lS-last Oct S0l
Estate of Howell Lewis Reid, Deceased
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court
for the County of Gratiot in Chancery.
Ava M. Sprague, plaintiff, vs.. Thurman
r.. Sprague, defendant.
suit pending in Circuit Court for the
County of Gratot in Chancery, at the village
of Ithaca in said county, on the 9Th day of
September A. d. 1919.
In this cause II appearing from affidavit
on file that the Defendant Thurman X.
Sprague is not a resident Of this state. and
that it is not known can it be ascertain
ed in what state or territory said defendant
resides
On motion Of James G.. Kress, attorney
for the plaintiff IL is ordered that the said
nom ident defendant. Thurman X. Sprague.
cause has appearance TO be entered in this
cause within three months from the date of
this order and in case of his appearance he
cause his answer TO the Plaintiffs Bill of
Complaint To be filed and copy thereof be
served on said attorney for the plaintiff
within fifteen days aftes service on said non
resident defendant of copy of said Bill and
notice of this order and that in default
thereof said bill be taken as confessed by
said nonresident defendant.
And il is further ordered. that within
twenty days the plaintiff cause a notice OF
this order to be published in the Alma Rec
ord, newspaper printed, published and err
culating in said county. and that such pub
LEGATION be continued therein at least once in
that she cause a copy of this order 10 be per
sonaly served said nonresident defend
ant at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance
EDWARD J. MONET,
LCountersigned: Circuit Judge.
| r. l.. CASE. Clerk.
(lst pub. Sept. IA last pub. Oct. 23)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
for the County of Gratiot. in Chancery.
Myrta Keltner by her Next Friend, plain
tiff. VS.. Virgil Keltner. defendant
Suit pending In Circuit Court for the
County of Gratiot in Chancery. at the village
of Ithaca in said county, on the 9th day OF
September. A. d. 1919.
In this cause II appearing from affidavit
on file, that the Defendant Virgil Ketner
can be aseertained, can IL be asccrtained
in what state territory said defendant
resides
On motion of James G.. Krcss, attorney
for the plaintiff. il Is ordered that the said
nonresident defendant. Virgil Ketner
cause his appearance 20 be entered In this
cause within three months from the date of
" ora,r; and ia oase OF hs appearance ne
cause his answer % the Plaintiffs Bill OF
Complaint to be filed, and copy thereof be
served on said attorney for the plaintiff
resident defendant of copy of said Bin and
notice of this order and that in default
thereof. said bill be taken confessed by
81 4 nonresident defendant.
And IL is further ordered, that within
wcnty days the plaintiff cause notice of
this order 20 be published in the Alma Rec
ord a news PAPER printed published and cir
cu.ating IN said county, and that such pub
LEGATION be continued therein at least once in
ea week for six weeks in succession. or
thar she cause n copy Of this order to be per
ant a. least twenty days before the time
above tr scribcd for his appearance.
EDWARD j. MONET
Countersigned: Circuit Judge.
b. L. CASE, Clerk
list pub Sept IA: last pub Oct 23)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Circuit
Court for the County of Gratiot-ln
Chancery
Daniel Goggin. Josephine Goggin. John c.
Anderson. Emily M. Anderson. Plaintiffs. VS..
Mason ID. Southworth Jr., PARROT Watts. N.
p. Watts, James w. Watts. Nicholas p.
James b. Southworth. Henry o. Southworth.
and John Rayner or the unknown heirs,
legatees devisees and assigns of each and
every one OF them. Defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court, for the
County of Gratiot, in Chancery at Ithaca,
in said county, ON the 9th day of Slept, A.
ID. 1919, in this cause IL appearing To the
satisfaction of the Court from the plaintiffs
verified bill of complaint that said bill Is
filed under and pursuant To the terms, con-
ditions and requirements of Section 20 TO n
inclusive. Chapter XII Of the Judieature Act
of 1915. and that il involves the title TO the
lands described follows
West one-half of the Northeast one quarter
of the Northwest one quarter OF section SIX,
township eleven North. range three west.
Michigan the Southwest one quarter ot the
Southeast one quarter and the South one-half
of the Northwest one quarter of the South
cast one quarter and the East fractional
one-hali of the Southwest fractional one
Quarter all on Section thirty-one township
eleven North. range 3 West. Michigan. All
chat part of the West one-halt of the South
west one quarter of section thirty-one IN
township twelve North OF range three West,
Michigan. bounded by a line commenclng az
the point where the West township line OF
the township of Pine River intercepts with
tine South line of the right of way Of the
Detroit Lansing and Northern Railway tnow
the pere Marquette Railway thence South
thirty-four rods East 10 the line separating
the East one-half of the Southwest one quar-
ter from the West one-nalf of the Southwest
one quarter of said section thirty-one. thence
North thirty-four rods 10 the said right OF
way. thence west 10 the point of beginning
containing seventeen acres of land more or
! less.
And it further appears TO the satisfaction
of the Court that the addresses, residences or
! whereabouts of all the defendants above
named are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned, and that after diligent search and
inquiry il is impossible TO ascertain the
names addresses, residences or whereabouts
of persons who are included defendants
in this cause without being named now
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALL 8
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IL Is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed of some OF the best tonics
known, combined with some OF the best
OF the ingredients In HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75c Testimonials free.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-23

Advertise your wants in The Rec.
ord
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13


promoters OF this show claim they
VIII surpass any box office attraction
that has ever been on the road, in
Guiding Harry Lauder and all the big
stars
Rupert and Huston Take Notice.
Washington, D. c., bids viii be
opened here August for approx
mately 1.09s.500 pounds OF horseshoes.
News item
Jin COrbeft's Age.
Dear Tad-I bet a friend Of mine
a new hat that a heavyweight cham
pion had lost a title before he was 80
years OF age. and picked Jim Corbett
as the man Do grab the Kelly or
do buy2 Yours.
Joe Smallwood, Gienwood. Z. L
You lose, Joe. as Jim Corbett was
over 81 and on his way toward %
when he lost the title TO FitzsiHmons.
Corbett was born In San Francisco,
September ]. 1856. He lost his title
10 Fitz at Carson City, March Il, 1897.
Figure Il up for yourself II YOU like.
Jack Dempsey's Punch.
The day before the big fight IN To-
ledo. scoop" Gleason asked Jack
Dempsey II he had ever tested his
punch on q punching machine. Demp-
sey smiled that boyish smile OF his
and said, Yes, I did was with Joe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
TERRIERS WILL
MEET DODGERS
Rival Clubs Clash in First
Game at Rio Grande Park
Sunday Afternoon.

Rio Grande park is expected to be
faster than ever before Sunday after
noon when the Dodgers. manager
Duty's fast runnersup for the Army
and City league nag race clash with
the Tompkins terriers in the first
game Of the matinee double bill The
rain OF Friday flooded the grounds
and park manager Harry Kane has
been working industriously for the
past p hours to get them in shape.
Rio Grande park is on lower ground
than Montana street and Boulevaro
and consequently acts as reservoir
for all Of the waste water stopped
by the FL Paso and Southwestern
railway fence.
MuIeahy and Leyva.
Much interest is being attached 10
TIT second game Of the afternoon in
which Johnny Lulcahy viii make
his final appearance OF the season.
The star left handler who leaves soon
for the University OF Texas. will be
In the box for the Zone and will
have as his opponent for the after
noon, Pete Leyvas the sailor star
who has been winning games with
great regularity. Leyva returned 70
his home here several days ago after
serving IS months in the navy and
manager G. Cordero. Of the 46o5 team,
lost no time in signing him up as
member OF the southside club.
should be Fast.
The game should be a dandy when
considered from every angle as not
only will the pitchers be among the
best in the southwest but each team
has been strengthened and the fans
will witness that usual splendid
standard Of city league ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

lIls-James Fig. OF Tlane OK
fordshire. challenged all the men Of
England to battle for the pugilistie
supremacy Of the country. Eff who
is usually considered the first OF the
long line Of modern pugilistic Eladia-
tors, built an amphitheater where he
gave lessons in boxing to men Of
wealth and title as well as to aspi-
defeated all who met him. and re-
tanned the title TIL his deth.
1S14-Dan DonnelIy defeated George
in II rounds at Curray, county XII
dare, Ireland. Dounelly was the most
popular man in the Emerald Isle a
century ago, and the scenes of his
famous battles are treasured as
shrines by the Hibernian sports. while
his grave IS always kept green by
Ills admirers JACK Dempsey, the mid
dleWeight champion, was born in
county Kildare, and in his youth the
'-Nonpareil' often visited the historic
scenes connected with Donnelly's ca
reer, and placed flowers on the crave
Of his hero 1t was these associations
Of his youth that aroused in Dempsey
the ambition to become a boxer.
l6l5-At dinner given at the Union
Arms in London. with lord Yarmouth
in the chair, and many other noble
sports present, Tom Crib publicly
announced his intention Of giving Up
the championship. The old veteran won
lie u1aN NHl INT A4L4e IN leNb ana re-
tired indicated after having held the
honor longer than any other fighter
in ring history.
1S21-Jack Randall defeated Jack
Martin. the original .Noupareil." who
was the greatest middleweight of his
time. He fought a dozen great battles
in all, and was never defeated. retir-
ing from the game with all his laur-
els intact After quitting the ring
Randall opened a famous sporting re-
sort in London called The Hole in
the Wall, which was for years a
gathering plcae Of the sporting gentry
Of the metropolis.
1s9T-Jack Moffatt and George Kir-
win fought fiveround draw at Chi
cago.
1907-Abe AtteI defeated Jimmy
Walsh in 10 rounds at Indianapolis.
l9lO-Iony Ross and alex Fitz4er-
Philadelphia.
1s12-Harry Thomas defeated Abe
Attel in 10 rounds at New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Bannon at Long Branch last year and
took a punch at a machine. The bell
rang for half an hour"
Scoop" says, The next day he hit
Willard and they rang the bell for the
wagon"
Australian Billy Murphy, former
featheryveiEht champion OF the
world. is casting longing eyes Al
the ring again. Bill f. stiu in
Australia and has written ". r.
COrhett OF the sydney Referee to
look up n man rOf his weight TO
start n quarrel with. Bill has been
presser for the past six years,
using n 200 pound presSer daily.
He says that his good old right
arm is as thick rs an elephants
wrist and feels sure that he can
splinter anything he hits.
II Young Critic sees this he'll start
for Australia tomorrow. Griff beat
Bill when the latter was a star. At
that time Griff was working around
the docks there and had never trained
an hour in his life. Whenever Griff
talks about the fight. he saws. T Just
kidded Bill and kept knocking him
back You know. just kept knocking
him back. and him trying his hardest
to put that right OF HIS against my
kisser."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
To
REPORT MONDAY.
Texas A. & M. Gridiron
Athletes to Start Work
for Hard Season.

College Station. Texas, Sept "a
One hundred men are expected TO re-
port at Kyle field tomorrow morning
for training. athletic director Billie
Driver announced today. Arrange
nents have been made to take care
Of this large number Of aspirants TO
the 1913 Farmer football eleven. and
prospects for another conference
championship team is bright. indeed.
Coach D. x Bible returned yester-
day from q months vacation. spent
In the middle west. He is IN good
shape, but growing impatient for
some men to work on
Revise Old Spirit.
Letters received from hundreds of
students who are returning this year
indicate a revival Of the old prewar
football spirit II the moral support
Of a student body is worth anything.
the Aggies viii be the strongest team
in the Southwest this year
At the training camp Monday morn
ing viii be 20 letter men who have
been on one OF the teams in the last
three years Thirty-five squad and
tryouts within the last three years,
also will report as viii 80 men who
have been stars on company team and
IS TO 20 prep school athletes who come
to A & H. with good records.
Some Coaching staff.
The same coaching staff which /
steered the 1917 team into the confer /
ence championship when they piled up /
a score Of go TO 0. viii have charge /
Of the team this year.
Starting Monday the men will be I
given two workouts daily for the first 1
week in order TO get them in shape /
for scrimmage contests, which will |
start the second week On account Of /
the large number OF men reporting il /
viii be necessary TO begin scrimmages
early this year in order that all be 4
given thorough tryouts, and a chance /
70 show what they can do before the /
opening game on October 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
NEW CHAMP ION
SURPRISES
VETERANS
s. David Heron, Aged %
Years, Springs New Tao
tics on Veteran Wielders.
MAY HOLD TITLE
SEVERAL YEARS

Anew YORK. Sept 13.-S. D. Her
ron. the robust native son OF Pitts
burgh, who surprised the golfing
world by winning the national ana
teur championship at Oakmont re-
Gently came into the nmelight IN
sung and unheraIded-
with the exception OF several cred
liable performances during his cole
gizts golfing days. which ended only
This year Heron had no reputation
that resemb-ad national scope. and
his feat OF winning the title from a
field composed Of such stars as Evans,
Ouimet, Travers, Gardner, Anderson
and many others nationally known
and finished golfers, Is all the more
was Lucky. They Say.
A good many golf critics are In
clined 10 hint that Heron had Dame
Fortune Standing at his elbow from
start 10 finish. not in his match with
Bobby Jones in the final particularly
for that match was decisive, but in
many other ways
One writer who disclnims any
attempt TO take credit away from
Heron, still leaves the impress
zion that the young player was
extremely luckE to have been
Placed IN the ElAL OF the QI1-M Qp-
posife TO that in which ouimet
and Evans were forced 70 battle
their way toward the final round.
Others advance various theatres re-
EardinE the sudden rise OF Heron to
the championship. some choosing the
weather. which was bad on several
occasions. some giving him the edge
because he knew the course and got
the breaks and others offering this
and that in way that indicates
plainly enough that they doubt Her
ron's class.
Like Jack Dempsey.
Perhaps Heron IS something OF
Jack Dempsey Of golf, OF a Vincent
Richards. Who knoWs9 Because he
is Inclined to be bit pudgy. with a
lack Of physical perfection out
Wardly and a very ostentatious man
ner, he doesn't seem 20 fit into the
picture frame designed TO eucircle the
features OF a national champion Had
a clean cut, agile and athletic youth
ike Bobby Jones won the title the
critical writer's would have found no
end 70 their praise OF him Then, too, I
Bobby Jones attracted attention sew
eral years ago for the first time. and
The Eolfing fraternity is used 10 him
and used 10 hearing about him
But Heron -. stOcHily built,
matter Of fact player who nppar-
entity lacks what IS known Is golf
temperament.7 hut what Is really
bad temper, at times, doesn't come
IN for his proper share Of praise
from n Minority OF the wise ones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Mike O'Dowd Is
A Real Champion

When Mike O'Dowd got back from
the French front his first act was
10 give Al Mccoy a chance 20 regain
the crown that Mccoy lost Just before
O'Dowd Joined the army O'Dowd
made short work OF Mccoy and then
announced that he would be ready 10
accommodate all preteuders 10 his
throne He has fought several times
since and does better on each attempt
That he should be regarded as a joke
champion IS not at all in keeping with
his ability or willingness to mix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

They just can't seem to get en-
Unused.
For Heron It can be said that he
took his golf in the national tourney
as it came 10 him. He had no part
in making the draw-that was all in
the game-aud he had no choice but
TO take things as all the rest took
them. Just as they came That he did
Just that and did IL more consistently
than any OF the rest is the outstand-
Ing feature It is the answer. TO
whether or not he deserved 10 win.
May Hold to Title.
Those who predict that Heron will
never cling 10 his title with the
tenaclty Of Evans or Ouimet may come
in for a surprise by the time another
year rolls around Again Heron may
fall by the Wayside before the first
golfer he meets in another national
event But, even so, he is the cham
pion and he deserves all the glamor
and praise that goes with the win
ming OF the title. In fact. Heron
victory as we see II, makes glof all
the greater as a game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

J. n Quan. field secretary for the
National Association for the Protec-
ton OF American Rights IN Mexico. has
gone to San Antonio for a conference
with agents Of the association there
He expects to return to his headquar-
ter's office here Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
0UIME rs GADDY
IS NOW STAR
GOLFER
Edward E. Lowery, Who
Carried Sticks for Cham
pion, Makes Below Par.
WAS WITH OUIMET
IN VARDON MATCH

WHEAT extraordinary things can
w happen IN six years OF golf de-
velopments. Six years ago Edward
z. Lowery. a lad OF ten years. sudden
" sprang into national prominence
as the boy who caddied for Francis
Ouimet IN his never TO be forgotts8
victory over Harry Vardon and Ed
ward Ray IN the play off for the na-
tional open championship
A Little Fellow.
Lowery at that time was about the
size Of a pint OF water. 50 that the
thousands Of spectators hardly could
repress a smile as they saw nm
trudginE along with Ouimets Dig bag
OF clubs. which looked as II their bulk
and their weight might overwhelm
the tiny toter.
But utfle Eddie had no thought
for the gallery, what II thought
or what IL said. He was nj IN
tent on the duties OF his c1rry-
ship, and Ouimet many times az
ferTard gave due praise to the
indomitable spirit OF his caddie
and TO the encouragement which
he lent in the tight places
Eddie Lowery no longer IS little.
He has grown TO mans stature, even
teen. and he has developed into a
much better than average golfer
much OF his ability arising from the
knowledge that he gained IN carrying
clubs so many times for Ouimet and
watching his play closely. The main
reason for bringing up a discussion
OF Eddie LoWe-y at this time IS that
a prominent golfer remarked the
other day;
Makes Good Score
Don't you think it would be IN
tsrssting 70 compare Eddie Lowery's
recent p at the country club in the
final round OF the Massachusetts, ju-
Nor championship. which he won,
with the score OF Fardon and Raw in
the famous play of in 1882
And when II comes to making
the aforesaid Comparisons there
are found some astonishing re-
suits II Is found. for one thauc
that LOWery's recent - On the
BroOkline course. compared with
Nardon's - and Rays IS OF six
years ago, gives LoFery q lead OF
4 up on Eardou. > mp on Ray and
actually even with their best bail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Cornell Football Schedule.

October 4-Oberlin at Ithaca.
October 11.-Williams at Ithaca
October 1s.-Colgate at Ithaca
October 2s.-Dartmouth at New
York.
November l. Lafayette At
Ithaca
November s.-Carnegis Tech at
Ithaca
November Is. - Pennsylvania
State at Ithaca
November p. - Pennsylvania
State at Philadelphia.