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New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Dartmouth Is Beaten
In Tennis Matches

Columbia defeated Dartmouth In a
dual lawn tennis match on the East
Field courts at Columbia University
yesterday afternoon by score OF to
?. Dartmouth broke even in the sin
giles, but lost both matches in doubles.
The summaries follow:
Singles-Herberu W. Forster, Columbia,
defsated +. K. Larmon, Dartmouth, 6-a
e~S; "A. Won Bernuth. Columbia defeated
J. 2. Carleton, Dartmouth, 6--3, 1t. IS
a. II. Ranney Dartmouth, defeated W Fel-
stiner, Columbia. 1t. -. 6-3; ". H.
Farnham. Dartmouth defeated S. Alexander,
Columbia, S--6. 2-6. d
Doubles Herbert w Forster and A. Won
Bernuth Columbia, defeated Larmon and
Carleton, Dartmouth. Go, SIS: W Eel
stiner and s. Alexander, Columbia, defeated
W Fl. Farnharn and A. II. Ranney, Dart
mouth, 6--3, TO.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Armv Beats Seventh
In Baseball Game

WEST POINT, n. Y, May 3o.-Armv
had an easy time beating the 7th Regi-
ment, n. G. y. Y, in their annual base
ball game to-day. The cadets won,
5 to 2. The West Pointers used many
substitutes throughout, Lobert keeping
the headliners in for only few inn
ings each. The Navy team which
tackles the Army here tomorrow after
noon sat in the stands and watched the
contest.
The cadets used Refsun. the guards
man pitcher, roughly at times, and
aeided we'll behind Milton, their second
string hurler- Army errors and some
timely hitting accounted for the 7.h's
runs in the fifth and sixth frames. A
holiday crowd saw the contest.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Running Broad Jump
Brown Makes Good
Many Openings of
Harvard Misplays

PROVIDENCE, r. I. May Sc
Brown took the measure OF its ancient
baseball foe, the Harvard nine. in an
interesting game here to-day by a
score OF 5 to 2. Knight and FELTON,,
tF.e rival pitchers, showed TO coed ad-
vantage, though Of tic two FELTON, was
the steadier in the pinches. He shut
out Harvard up to the seventh inning.
Harvard had an off day in the field,
six errors contributing toward the
success OF Brown.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Michigan and Cornell In
Fight for Athletic Title
Western College Places Dozen for Finals To-day,
While upstaters Qualify Ten; Field Events
May Decide the Issue

Mass, May Soudging preliminary
pionshp
Intercollegiate
AS of the trials University of
Michigan
q splendid n preininaries.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Skeeters Humble
ears i'm Brace
On Home Grounds

Bill Donovan's 'Skeeters eyened up
the honors with the Newark Bears by
grabbing both ends of yesterdays
double header at Jersey City by
scores of 13 to 2 and TO 5.
jersey City hit tbs ball hard and
stung the offerings Of Pitcher Shea
in the first encounter for fourteen
bingles. Al Sehacht, last year with the
Newark team, held his former asse-
ciates to pair Of hits
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Rutgers Beats Penn
I'm the Tennis Cannes

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 8o.-Rut-
gers was defeated to-day in tennis by
the University of Pennsylvania The
singles went to Pennsylvania. Rutgers
took one OF the doubles. The doubles
match was the most exciting and was
won by Rutgers after a struggle. The
summarizes:
Pfngst Pennsylvania. defeated Mac
Watty, Rutgers, s-4. G-3 Kerr, pennsyl-
vania, defeated c. Boococ>. Rutgers. 6-3.
Is; Haynes, Pennsylvania. defeated ".
Boccocl., Rutgers. 6-2. s-4; Nasasu de-
feated Brandt Rutgers. G--+, 6-l; Mac
Watty and Boocock, Rutgers, defeated Fisher
and Kerr. Pennsylvania 5-l, g, %
Pfingst and Haynes defeated W. Boocock and
r. Brandt, Rutgers, SIS. &c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31

Throckmorton's inlpetuous net attacks
by the most skillfully placed passing
shots and deft volleys, and the latter
ran miles about his court as he at
tempted to make returns OF "Peck's''
placement aces.
Throckmorton brought off some won
derful block volley shots, dropping Grif-
fms hardest drives just over the net.
and at other times lie fairly cannon
AIDED the ball back when Griffin tried 8
lob, yet on the whole the former ma
tional interscholastic champion vas
erratic, and this he could not be and
hope to win against the kind Of tennis
Griffin was playing.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
louisville Ressllia

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Z = Johnson. ils (aIurray). place $500
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sss.secfd race -yea~-osas. maiden
ss.sss: pure, $1,000 four sr.d q hair faf-
sssIa.Js 49, "a row Fclrt. ll1 fs.fnpsont
Sssasns sss.l9: pl%ee si<.<o. show s. "a.
80 sssasss, ia ftapae5. place : SO.
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New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
College Results

Union, 3 Hamilton, 0.
Holy Cross. 8; Dartmouth. l.
Brown. 3 ; Harvard. e
Boston College, s Tufts. g.
Colby, 3 Mass. Aegies. l.
army. $ tn Regiment N. ". 2
Lafayette, & Columbia. GA innings.
tordham. 4 Yale. ? (l3 innings.
West Virginia University. 49, Washington
and Jefferson. 0.
Vermont. y MiddIebury. 4.
LehlHh I PennsyIYania 6 u inningsl.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
FIELD EVENTS
Shot Put

The following mon qualified II this Or
]. NJ. Braden, Yale; distance. 43 feet
q inches; W. II. Allen. Maine. ~ feet
l0ss inches; }. L. Baker. Michigan Al
feet lo+ inches; c. c; Clark, jr.,- Har
ward, : feet 5s inch {. <. Smith. Slichi-
gan 80 feet 1tis inches; W. f Bsrtols
Pennsylvania, SO feet ! 0 inches.
Running High Jusnp
krognsssA Harvard; johnson. Michigan
Ha anpton Penrsy vania: Ramsey, CorIell /;
Landon, Yale Callen. NJ. !. T. Height,
feet Il = inches.
Pole Vault
LArwood. Harvard, Parker, Yale: Breck-
ley. Rutgers; Newsletter and Landers
Pennsyivana; Myers and 2lphy, Dart
mouth Height. - feet
Hammer Throw
neid and Murphy, Dartmouth; Smith.
VI sMlieniga4n Stevens Harvard; Dandrow,
AZ. J Il; Otis, Yale. Best throw, Weld
l43 fsst ~ inches.
Running Broad Jump
Johnson, Michigan; lie GenGre George
town; Flower, Harvard. Lenders ana
pavis, Pennsylvania; Hoffman Rutgers.
Best Jump. b. johnson. 28 feet - )
inches.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Play Chess bv Telegraph

len players representing the Man
haitian Chess Club began q telegraphic
match with Washington on ter hosya~
from the Sherman Square HotAl "
noon yesterday. The opposing tes:a
was stationed in the rooms of the cAv-
itsl Nity Chess Club. Hon. Mahlon
pltney. Of the uaited States supreme
Ceuys acted ~ referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31

Totals n . 6 sgl7e rotal

sBatted fer SeilecE in tenth inning.
gordharn. .-.. o G. o o O 0 -
Yale. ,...---. 9 0 8 O.
Two base hlts-Frisn ,9>. Double play
---Frisch 10 Finn TO Mclaughlin Stolen
bases = HalioFan, @ F.isch Burkley 2:
Fian E: Eolden. Praa. Sawyer Holmes
Sacrifice hiIs-Hailoran sweetiand. kin
asy Hits-0f selieck. . IN 10 innings. of
seNs, ) IN 3. Struck out-By Mcnamara
j by Seleck, .. Hit, by pitcher-By Me
Nanara / lPTann): by sslisck (Lefvere}.
Le{t on hases-tordhal--, u Yale .. Time
OF gam hours SO minutes. Jmrire-
Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
MORNING GAME.
1otz-s 80 52ll54 Totals .a0ss2r

HEsssargh Q -
Two base hiez-Caeto. Rousn. Bsgbee
!lFse -oasa 1its-.iret. Terry, Boeckel
cstshaw, >. Stolen bases gbee. South
srrth. Nlolwitz. Sacrifice hits-Cuato.
ssTry Sacrifice fy-Rou-k Double play
f-Aops aud paubert. f.aTt CT bases-l,tn-
unnati. ;, Pittsburgh. .. Elrst base on
esroEs-ci incianatL Bssss on balls
ua E-essier, Of Fiug .. of Reusne~.
i er I4i.e~ /. Rit=--cH Brezslsr IN
s+-s innings: on Ring. il 6. of Reuth-
u ! = 25. Hi by pi.cner-By Ping
1900 Wild pitch-itias Losing
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Pirates Outscore Reds
In Boil, Ends Of Brace

PITTSBURGH, Nay 3O.-Pittsburgh
dafeated Cincinnati twice to-day, taking
the morning contest BY a score Of to
sand the afternoon game by to >.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31

-,FVII tvI T FUI 9I7IT ltd!Il II seE-NtN 1rElrE-
+SatieG Tor Bigelew in ninth inning
fSs9Sar.i.. asgxn: d.. . g -
stolen base-Porter Two-base hits
Felton. Frothinghan, Knowles Sacrifice
hit-Hau, Double plays-Porter to Coul-
ter 20 Weeks; Nelson TO Weeks to E.rich-
son Ennnous to Mcleod TO Pigetov
struck out-Ry knight, Z by FELTON,, ).
First base on bals-On Knight l off fei-
ION. !. Passed balls-Blair = Left on
bases-Brown, s.; Harvard l. Time ~
galne-2.20 Cmpires-Finnen and Rud-
derha n. Attendance-l,50 SEQ.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31

- held the Harvard Stadium n
sonv
the halt mile him the probable hdehld for this lie Gdr
in he deciding OOyardht
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Eastern League

Morning Games
Springfield, 10: Pittsfeld, 3.
Providence. Z. Worcester.
Waterbury, New Haven, g.
Hartford, 8, Bridgeport. Q (rorteitsd9
AFTERNOON GAMES
New Haven. q Waterbury. 2
Bridgeport. E Hartford. /.
Worcester, & Providence. ..
Springfield. 2 Pittsfeld, l.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Griffin Beats ThrockmOrt0n
On Courts at Sleepy Hollow
The Summary

Sleepy Hollow Country Clubs annual in
Vitation singles ({rst round l-Clarence J.
Griffin defeated Harold A. Throckmorton.
st, d; Van Dyke Johns defeated Har-
old T.. Taylor IS. st
{nNitetion doubles thrst round>--Karl
r. Behr and Elliott II. Binzen defeated
George Myers Church ana Clarence !.
Griffin, 6-d, st s.; Harold a. Throcil
morton and Francis T. Hunter defeated
Van Dyke Johns and Harold l.. Taylor
St, 2-6, St.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
International League
GAMES TODAY

Jersey City, at Reading
Binghamson nj Toronto TAM, p.m.)
Buffalo at Rochester lam. pm,
\ swark at IA timore lam, p.m.l
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
AFTERNOON CANE
F0ta.s "a 2 70 az. 1 60, .saaA2Tle

FOtas 81 slozafslI rotais .s85s27 al
sssssscilns.t5 sss,.i . o.
's.ss 'afsh'. o x--s
sas1rs Pre- base h-t-sssegel stolen base
g. go ssa r4iire A.t-~Cutshaw Sacrl-
y sEs n4ss-kopi Groh, Mollwitz Double
60 s,S--s,tsassl ana si9iissltz; Terry. cut
esr.s@..e a. M2.isitz- Lett On oases-Cin-
ss.i.ae. s :, Pltteousss T. FIRST base On balls
rsa rsla E-isr g, oT Mitchell. 3 Llta~~f)fs
- N Innings (uone out In th.rd,
= = s2sstcnei!. IN tnuings; on Cooper. 10
snHsHSS. 1T ~ Titch@r~-Tsy Cooper
ss,nopD. bssk-M.icheii struck outZHsv
frsffsasi. = Dy Cooper Z. Losing pitcher
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
FIRST GAlIE
Totals ..2y , "a 15 Totals IS l3 IA e7 IS
L3 stleu loT Snea IL eighth iu,.iug.

Slated for shea in eighth ins.ing.
Newark. ...... o l c. .
Jersey City 49,. 0 > 0 ks
Two base hit - Wigglesworth Stolen
oases-schacht Downey. Sacrifice hits
nases-Schaent. Downey. Sacrifice hits
Bauman ana De Neville. Left on bases
5aulnan and De Novvile Left on bases
Newark, :; Jersey City. :. First base on
errors-JeIsey City, 4 Newark : Base On
balls--On Shea, :. off schaeht, g. His
OI Shea IS IL innings off Enright, III
! inning Struck our-By Shea, 3 By
rltchsr--Snea.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Jersey City, 13; Newark, (a.m.)
Jersey City, 6: Newark, 5 (p.m)
Baltimore, 3: Reading, , (a.m}
Reading, 5; Baltimore (p.m.)
Rochces'r, s; Toronto, 10 in.-a.m.)
Toronto, 2; Rochester, l (p.m.)
Binghamton, Z: Buffalo. . (g.m)
Binghamton, s.; Buffalo, 3
I0 in.-p.n1.S
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
SECOND GANr
Igsais . ss 5'e5 d To.ais 50 10 q 7,

Two base hit-Hyde. Three base hits
be Noyilie, Bauman, cellars, Bruggy. sar-
gent stolen bases - Miller, Gather
!loWney. Sacrifice fy-BaG1nan Left on
pases-Ns' ark, 6: Jersey city T. First
ps'se ss. on errors-A ewerlS. 4. Base on balls
III Jensen, I. Eits-Off JeIssn. 10 in
l-s innings. Struck out-By Cellars 4, ,
~ Jensen, 3. Passed baNs-I4yd5 f9D'
Losing p'tcher-Jensen
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
ne score {:
ARMY
IN -ESNIENr

Army .......-.... i o x-s
seventh Regiment. @ : l 0 %
stolen bases-EaFdeE. Tate (2}, HonnSn
Lystad. Sacrifice fy--Johnson. Two-hase
ht-Biaik Three base hit--Eonnen
home run-Whhide. Struck out--By NIL
ton, .; by Sebyee. 3: by Refsun G. Bases
on bails-on Mumford. 3 Left on bases
Army, y seventh Regiment J. Tt.ns
ooI s3mc--2 hours Jmpires-Cunum ana
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
The Summary
TRACK EVENTS
100-Yard Dash


(Ftrst thrse men in each heat qualify
Tor Sc mi -rnal Saturday.
FIRST HEAT-Won by Moore, Harvard ;
HEAT-Won by Raymond, Pennsylvania
Gourdin, Harvard, second kunkle, Lafay
sstts,. third Time 10 ia seconds THIRD
HEAT-Won by Clark Princeton; Losch,
Michigan. second; Mccain. Georgetown.
third; Tine, 10 % seconds. FOURTH
Davis, Peunsyiyania, second; Rollins. NJ.
J. r, third Time, 70 1-5 seconds FIFTH
l3i aEAT-Wor by Johnson, MichigaB; Bur
third. Time, 10 1-5 seconds
220-Yard Dash
smith, Yaia Muse. Losch and and Cook. 1.s5s
Mlchlg an; Stewart and Clark. Princeton
Moore, Harvard; Shea Pittsburgh: Shack
Teton and Roberts, Cornell lie Cfendre.
Georgetown. Best time, by Raymond. - .
seconds.
440-Yard Run
Shea. Pittsburgh; Terrell Princeton
Smith and Rogers, Pennsylvarla; Mayer
Cornell, Souder Syracuse: Rice Rutgers
Courdin, Harvard; Stewart. Yale Bes'
8S0-Yard bun
tf'irsr three men in each heat QuaIify.)
FIRST HEAT-W on by Mayer, Cornell
ran, Dartmouth, third Time. minute
Gustafson. PenEsy iVania, O'Counell fjar
r.ns. , minutes So second TfIIRI
He AT-W on by Shaw, Columbia: Coalley
Dartmouth, second: Penfeld, Prlrceton
third. Time minutes 80 seconds.
l2o-Yard Hurdles
Savage. Bowdoin: Weed. Dartmouth
Smith and Watt, Cornell; snaNey. Penn
sylvania; Hehelhnger and Sheldon, Yale
BsIleTJeau. Rutgers; Trowhridga. Prince
ton; Best time, 10 so seconds by Wat
and Smith.
220-Iard Hurdles
Bic.lford, Smith and Watt Cornell Hol
brook. Dartmouth; Savage, Bowdoin, John
son. Michigan. Smaliey and FRA 1ier, Penn
sylvanlai IroWbridge Princeton. Bes
time by Smith, Cornell, = - seconds
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
STANDING OF TEAMS

olA4<Ol-VG OE LAND
W. l.. PC. W. L. PC.
Toronto Is Q .667 Buffalo IL Is .480
B'itim'e Is 8 $40 Newark Is Is .46a
Bing't'n Is 10 SOC Reading Z II .29a
Roch't'r IA 10 .5S3 Jer. City 19 .263
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Billy Kelly Is
Close Victor in
New Debut
Record Crowd at Belmont
Thrilled by Fine Racing;
LOTUS i'm Great Ride

fComtinued from page ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
The score :
Ran fer Hall IN sixth inning.

Totals IS 8 27 IS : Totals ...3i2s24
New-York tribune., 1919-05-31
Racing Sum- maries
Belmont Park, May 50
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST

BOO sas 49, a a -ni Aaas
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Cedar Gap
Singing is progressing nicely.

Singing is progressing nicely.
All of the sick people of this
vicinity are able to sit up now.
Miss Lizzie kellogg. who has
been staying at John Brown 5
the past few weeks, is now visit
ing ut the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Jake Matney.
Miss Lucy Bolling"r of Sey'
mour was her Thursday.
Miss Cloe Connolly of Spring.
field spent the week end with
her parents, John Connolly and
wife.
Etzel Roller and wife are visit
ing at the home Of her father,
Rev. Van Spain.
Mrs. Fred Morris was a re
cent Cedar Gap visitor.
Miss Hulda Rippee spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her mo.
Their at Mansfield.
Mrs. Fred Gates and Miss
Clara Robinson we're visitors at
the Connolly home Sunday.
Miss Chance of Mansfield Wis.
tied Miss Hulda Rippee Thurs
day.
Several from here attended
the singing at Lead Hill Thurs.
day night.
Miss .Adah Gaskin returned
home Sunday evening after a
few weeks visit with relatives
and friends near Hartville.
Mrs. Van Spain is visiting rel.
atives in Ozark county.
DEHULHA
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03

Sunday school at the Macomb
Methodist church every Sunday.
|. W. Martin, superintendent.
Mr.. Elrod is very i'll.
Mrs DeMoss is slowly impro.
wing.
Mrs. Gass died Sunday night
She hes been Ill for sometime
She leaves a husband. son and
five daughters, grandchildren
and manv friends to mourn her
loss. We extend our sympathy
u all.
Chester Snyder vas home
from Springfield SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4 C.ri,ty.
Coze!i4 ana LoleIla w-re guest,
t the Greenwood home Sunday,
MT. Senator and julia VISITED
z. b Flnt.ey : Sunday
2. ". C,sery closed : very
successful .=gm Of -cao.. :: Ma
cauo asst Friday T.,,= III,
tr.>h-d the eighth g-.3= q:
toos examination for ip--.
were Leila Chr.s.y. M..c=
Johnson, Rosetta Sch..cuer, R1.
by and Ethel rssery, Arthur
Greenwood, Elmo Cod, Cecil and
Warren Davis. We wish Mr.
Cssery success in his new call.
ing.
Rev. H j. Fenwlck preached
at the Macomb Methodist church
Sunday morning.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03
Mt. Pleasant Territory

Preaching at Mt. Pleasant ev.
cry second Saturday and Sunday
Having more nice weather.
q + Dennis and Geo. Frye
hauled logs for or. Wilcox Mon.
day.
We were all very sorry To hear
of the death of Ray Hensley
Wednesday night. He was buri'
ed Thursday at the Hens'ey CEN.
etery.
Elmer Fdge and wife and Geo,
Frye's called al G +. Dennis Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Cham bers and wife were
Sunday visitors at Barney
Smith 5.
(Lsst weeks itemsl
The sickness in this vicinity Is
reported better.
Elmer Fuge and wife called at
q. +. Dennis Tuesday night.
Mrs. Barney Smith and daugh.
ter Zena called at Geo Frye'S
~ L.
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Route Number 2

Jack Brazeal'S and Mrs ". &.
Lp,singer were Sunday visitors
at Mrs. Y. II. Hale.
Lloyd Deaver was a Saturday
night and Sunday guest of Ralph
Brcntlinger.
Robert Morris spent Sunday
at Tom Dethridge's.
Hey Brazaal visited his broth
er Jack and family Friday.
Paul WILLIAMS and daughters.
Rose and Myrlit, and Roy and
Miss leila LetSinger u,Iea at
Will Roy'S Sunday and went car
riding in the evening. On &C.
count Of the rain Roy and celia
spent the night at Paul Williams
+. A. Crippen'S visited her
parents. John Gideon and wife,
Sunday.
Jaw Dennis spent Sunday AT
Sam LatSinger'S
Alva Letsinger dined at Link
L0tsinger's Sunday.
Harry Thomas and wife were
guests of Miss Caribel Frye
Saturday night and Sunday.
George Floyd called Saturday
evening and the time WAS spent
very pleasantly playing games
and telling stories. On Sunday
the four vent kodaking add en-.
owed a real camp out dinner
by the Prairie Hollow spring.
Marion Letsinger's and Nellie
and Claude LetSinger spent
Sunday at {. \ DozIer's.
SUkEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03

All Taxpayers are hereby mott
fed that the County Board of
Equalization for Wright County
will meet at HartvIlIe, on the LIST
Monday in April, 1919, any per.
son who feels himself aggricved
by reason Of this assessment
will be heard while this board is
in session. No claims for reduc.
ton Of assessment will be heard
By this Court except such as APP.
pear before the board of equal
zation. Wm. Cottengim.
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Told Town Tales

New carpets at FIoyd'S store.
adv.
Fred Burris was buying stock in
Gainesville last week.
Singer Sewing Machines at
Floyd's store.-adv.
For Sale-Artichokes See
G W. Tripp.- adv.
J, A. Edwards address is or.
dered changed from Republic to
Ponce de Leon.
See the new John Deere turn.
ing plow-does the work of pillow
and disk combined, at j. D. Rey.
nolds. adv.
Private money to loan on i'm
0roved farms. No delays for
examination and no commission
notes.-GEO. b. FREEMAN,
Mansfield. Mo. adv.
The Royal Neighbors vii! meet
in regular session every 2nd and
4th Tuesday nights The pres.
ence Of every member is reques.
ted. especially the officers and
GraceS.-adv.
Don't look in your neighbours
Mirror. Subscribe for yourself
We lost d subscriber the other
day because a neighbours boys
came after the Mirror several
times & week and stayed for
meals.
Wanted Men or women to
take orders among friends and
neighbOrS for the genuine guar
anteed hosiery. Full line for
men, women and children. Elm
mates darning. We pay 500 an
hour spare time or 81 a week
for full time, Experience un.
necessary. Write: international
Stocking Mil, Norristown, Pa
adv.
Bill Duncan and Clarence Tomp-
kins, two OF Wright county's cUlor"d
boys who saw active service in
France, are home. having received
their discharges. duncan got in
Tuesday. He was II member OF tn"
92nd division and has some interest
ing stories to tell Of their activities.
Itartville Republican.
Woman friend is a Large Tri.
al Bottle of SanOi Prescription.
Fine for blackheads, Eczema and
all rough skin and clear complex.
ion. A real skin Tonic. Get a SOC
trial bottle at the drug store. ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03
Death Of Raymond Hensley

Raymond Hensley was born April
II. 1896, died March 20. 1919. aged
=. years. II months and ) DAYS. He
protessed faith in christ D or I
years ago ana joined the Baptist
church al Mt Pleasant. remaining 4
member uITil death. He left salts
factory evidence that he had zone 10
rest. tir leaves a father and mother,
q. ". Hrnslcy and wife of near
Mansfield, 1 brothers. ". II ftensley
of Geglanc, kas Ernest tirnsley Of
Mansfield. Roy Hensley with the
American F.Npeditionary Forces in
France, ana Frank liensley OF ST
Joseph. and four sisters. Mrs. Nora
Taylor OF Springfield, Mrs. Alta
C0ckenour OF Tulsa. Okla, Mrs. Ad-
i!- StInpaugh OF the Prairie Hollow
neishborhUot and Miss Jewell Hens
.ry ot Mansfield. To avail their call
10 folio" on to tn- Fathers house
abov-. Wa-rr all the wounds made by
Death vii! he healed All We're prea-
rLt except Roy, 81 the funeral ser
vices which were conducted :. Rey-
J. + Seal ana Ple4san, Dsy.. At the
church TLlrst4. afternoon tn i'll
l-rL-Ut o-!ns ii r.- H-nsle? c-M-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03

The Weekly Globe Democrat What 1t Gives You-The WEEKLY
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This is indeed "A rareop opportunity and N you should take advantage OF im.
inedatey, 1t may be necessary to withdraw this offer soon, as manufacturing
conditions ares such that it is impossible to tell how long we cal get this wreuch
as a premium. So come in Tor wrte) today. You will be mighty we'll pleased
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-04-03
SCkEY.

When YOU have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try SanOl, it does Won.
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial soc bottle will
convince you. Get it at the drug
store. -adv.