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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
UARY
WILLIAM T. LYONS.

William T. Lyons. aged 40 years, was found dead at his home in Mich ols yesterday afternoon. Medical Elk aminer Garlick decided that his death was due to natural causes. The de- ceased formerly resided in this city but for the past six years has lived in Nichols. He Is survived by five sis ters, Miss Catherine Lyons, an army nurse stationed at Camp Upton, Mrs. Henry Albright. Hrs. James McPad- den, Mrs. Mary Eoyt and Mrs. Trn- est Shaiman, all of this city. The funeral will be held Friday from the home of his sister, Mrs. Albright, 1Sz5 East Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
GUN CARRIER FINED S1OO.

Carl Augustson of Fairfield appeared before the City court this morning
 charged with a breach of the peace and carrying O. revolver. Peter Mau- Ter, a conductor on the Westport line Of the Connecticut Company, testified that on last Monday night he found 1t necessary to put Augustson off of his car as a disturber. He said that after AugUstson was put on he whipped a revolver from his pocket and threatened to shoot him.
 On account of having a good record and excellent recommendation from his employer Augustson was handled leniently by the court. IA fine of $1O0 and costs was imposed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
MARY \. BANKER.

Mary A. Banwker, wife of Jam es Banker of 199 William street died this morning at St. Vincent's hospital following an operation. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from her late. home. Rev Mr. Jackson of St. LuLe's church will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
rosrPoNEs RETURN TO AMERICA

Paris, May 21-CHayas)-In addi- ton to the abandonment of the pro- jecoed trip to England of General Pershing, the American commander in-chief, several of the higher Ameri- can officers and certain members of the American peace mission, accord ing to reports, have given up the idea of return to America in the near future.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
DANBURY BOY KILLED

Danibury, May 21-Edwin Lindberg, 14-years-old son of Mrs. Charles Fin gal of New Preston, died in ths hos pita1 here yesterday from the effects of a gunshot wound in the forehead. The boy fell while running down q. hill near his home, carrying a shot gun, and the gun was discharged, the shot tearing a hole in his head
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
6,5OO UNEMPLOYED

According to David Elder, director of the United States Employment of Hartford, there are now $500 unem- ployed in Bridgeport. decrease of 500 in few weeks. In the state the number of unemployed has dropped from 15,OoO to 12,1oo, based upon carefully prepared reports from II community labor bureaus New Ha- ven has 4Oo0 unemployed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
NEW SCHEDULES ON
 TROLLEY LINE HERE
 ARE WORKING WELL

The new schedules by which trolley cars on certain lines have been speed ed up are working S lendidly, ac- cording to Manager J. $. Goodwin of the local division. The plan went into effect last Sunday and Supt. Goodwin says there has been no complaint about the faster time. Conditions were unusual yesterday because of the large number of bridge openings For that reason there were more de- lays than expected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
MRS. WILSON DID
 NOT MAKE TRIP

Paris, May 21-A statement ap- peared in one of the Paris morning papers today to the effect that Mrs. Wilson, wife of the President. had made a trip yesterday in an airplane over Versailles and its suburbs. This statement was authorttatively denied this morning at President Wtlson's
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21

Aged Criminal-(who has just got a life sentence): "Oh, yer honor, I shall never live to do it."
 Judge (soothingly): Never mind! Do as much of it as you can"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
BARTHOLOMEW I'LL

The funeral of Bartholomew LiI was held from his late residence 92 High street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Herman weimar of the German Lutheran church officiated. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21

At the summer hotels nowadays you have to tip the servants in or der to get them not to hang around and try to do things for you that you don't want done.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, May 21-F'orocast for Wednesday: For New Haven and vicinity: Generally cloudy with local showers tonight and Thursday; probably clearing Thursday afternoon or night
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Probate Court.

James Il. tinker. deceased. Citation Il"
widow t. max" election under VIII re-
turned and flied endorsed with ackn""-
l"dgcm"ul Of service.
VIM. Ean,Il- decreased. Will and APP
plIratiou to admit 10 rorbaIc filed with
WAIVERS Of notice. Testimony of W.T.
ncSScs taken. reduced to writing ana
flied. win admitted I" probate" ana re-
cord ordered. Citation ordered and u.s.
sued To widow L. mako election under
will
g. VI. Hines. administrator Of Philip
Enuhart. deceased. -. Edmund N"umart
ct al. order of prIvat" sal" returned ana
filed endorsed. Costs. expenses taxes
and value II dover ordered paid. Re-
cord ordered.
Carolyn Grrincr. deceased. Application
filed for arpuIutm,ui of cN,cutriX. Bond
81. $40 filed and approved. APPOINTMENT
m.,t!r, letters ordered and issued. In
vcn,ory ordered and issued
Estate of Melinda Neptune, deceased
inventory filed. approved and ordered -
corded.
Estate &C Mario ChriSiy, deceased
Order &c rr,yat" sal" Of personal prop
criv returned and filed endorsed with -
port Of sale. Sale confirmed and record
ordered Final account filed. SGT for
hearing Ian. 20. l?2". Notice ordered
and continued.
Estate of Mary V. Hope. deceased. .rp-
rlication filed for appointment OF adrrIn-
istrator. Bond Sl.@oo filed. and ar
proved. Appointment made, letters or
dcrcd and issued. Inventory ordered:
order issued.
Estate Of Joseph l.. James. deceased
Final account filed. set for hearing Dec.
-. 1919. Notice ordered and continued.
Estate of f.. r.. Petty. deceased. APP
pIication filed for authority 10 distribute
assets in kind with written consent or
Il, h"cca T.. r"tly. sole dis'rihut"". Dis
trihution in kind ordered.
Martha j. 'r!tt"r. deceased. Final ac-
,ount flied. sct for hearing Ian. 81. 1870.
Notice ordered nnd continued. Appllca-
ton filed to havr collateral inheritance"
tax determined. Tax determined and
ordered paid
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DENIES
SALE Of DODCER
BASE BALL CLUB

NEW YORK. Dec. e.-The annual
meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the National League and the regular
meeting Of the club owners took place
here today. President Heydler said
much urgent business stilled remaineo
unfinished and that the meeting might
last through the greater part OF THIS
week. 49,.
cd consisting OF MeSSrs. Stoneman; New
York: Grant. Boston; preyfus. fittS-
burGh. and Eerek. Chicago. II was de,
cided that in future two western ana
two eastern clubs will be represented
on the board. and that they wou4o al
tcrnatC each succeeding year.
Late in the day it was rumored that
The Rrooklyu club had been sold TO 4
Syndirarc Of Brooklyn men. but Presi-
drnt E5bcts cmphatically denied this.
Major Eranch Hickey. president ana
manager Of the -. Louis club.waS pres
rmt during the latter par, % t"-daS's
meeting. after ne had explained that
there was still doubt a. to ~hctner
h.. or some cher person would manage
hC. cam nN SaSou. a.,
Tn constitution was amended SO t"dS
any club owner, manager. player or
agent convicted Of tamperinE Win
PLAYERS belonging I" other league clubs
would be fined $l.onN. Expulsion may
be- the penalty Tor second otfenSe.
The league voted in favor OF a l5+
Which will open on "Wednesday, ApriI
Il. subject 10 the approval OF the Amer
iran League. which will meet here to-
morrow. The training season was eN-
tended from four 10 six weeks prior 10
,hc opening Of the playing season.
thu lenuthcninE. The world series I"
nine games and the new rules for the
division Of the receipts seemed to find
favor among the club owners.
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HARVARD Will TAKE
CENTRE ON SCHEDULE


CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 3 The
Harvard football schedule for next sea-
son will be one of the hardest Grim
son team has had TO meet. 1t Will IN
clude several departures from the list
IF the season just closed. which Har-
yard disposed Of without defeat. The
eleven of Centre College. which emerged
from the obScurity of kentucky grid
irons this fall with an unbroken string
Of II victories. * the most notable ad-
dition. The Middle West will be rep
resented by Notre Dame University. &C
curding to word received today and I'm
iversity Of Virginia again will bring
the southern collegiate type Of game to
the stadium.
The schedule now being drafted is
of nine dates. Official announcement
will be withheld several weeks until all
details are confirmed. but word from
several OF the colleges which arc to APP
pear on it makes possible a virtually
authoritative list.
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The amateur chamnio3ship n OF 'n ne
~ Tr,anrIc A. C.-Yankee \. c. ciash
--xt sunday afternoon. This s,N was IS,G "a.
..idcd upon last evening by inc H 1ha
sNrs of the football teams OF the valley
:: r SPECIAL meeting $500,
the gamc viii probably be PLAYED al
Tunnel Green but there is prooaoiItSE
nf IL being staged at League Park; the
Telegraph viii name all ofttcials LOT
Inc game. which will probably !nciGds
KelliSon OF Wheeling High and Holden
and StobbS of Linsly Institute;
The agreement to have these Two
teams meet for the amateur champion
ship viii be greeted with enthusiasm yn1uS Roth pG
tn,mS have fine records and there -
no question as to the eligibility OF their
This game was arranged by the man,
ayers of the two teams Mo fonda ,.,o ana
.waS 70 have been for the amateur Sn', Az
spionshln Of thc city. but since the ue
riston Of all the managers it Will DC
for the valley. The title and cup VII.
be awarded - the winner immediately
after the conclusion Of the game.
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WEST VA. BASKETBALL
MEN In FIRST WORKOUT
About Ten Letter Men VIII Be out to
Make The Team Along With
Many High School Stars
Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligence

Special Dispatch to Tho IntelliCcnccr.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Dec o
West NirEiui%'S first basketball uractiCc
Of the year was h"ld here today with
twenty-five candidates ON the floor. 4
preliminary meeting Of all candidates
had been held earlier This month at
which nearly nifty mon turned out. 4
list had been made of these tand TWEEN
ty-iiNC WCr" designated to appear for
uniforms today with IN equal numhor
scheduled I" come ont tomorrow. In
ability 10 equip NOR" than Twenty-Five
men IN a single afternoon brought obut
this procedure.
Captain-Cloct Martin. Of COURSE was
absent rs he has Withdrawn from tho
. university and viii not be available for
the team but there were a large num-
h"r Of other former stars on tn" iloor
including EN-Captajns Morrison and
Dawson: K!g"r. Hill. Hawkins Weimcr.
Parker, N"IIlin. Outright. Athens, Wild
mycr. all Of whom bay" had experience
here. md Luckcy. RuEh. White. Chand-
Ter. Gaines. Cahlish. Somm"r. Gross.
Setr"n. Shugrou, Ncalc and Hartman In
this list arc number Of the most
prominent high school stars that have
been produced in recent years. Gaines.
White. Ncalc. CahliSh and Hartman hay
ing figured in AllState selections IN
the last three years
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HI TO Be
REPRESENTED WITH
FAST FLOOR QUINTET
Lopeman, McDer1nott and Bennett OF
Last Years Team Are OUT FOR
The Team
Bellaire VIII Open Season With Clays-
ville High within A Few


Prospects for another championship
floor iiNr for trllairc High school are
exceedingly bright for this year. The
team has begun practice and Coach
l.ayman Inns abundance Of material TO
select from.
THREE members Of last years tcam
remain ins, hu"l.namrly lor"man. Nc
pvrmoIt and Bennett. 1t IS thought
kllgorc VIII b" aSJronr contender fol
tn" center position with either irCkcns
Of Shivciy tor the vacant forward pos
ItiOn.
The team will again he coached by
Layman who handled the football squad
with such good success through the sea
son. Several hard games L. h" played
away from home are on the Sch"dul"
and many hard gaW"S or the home
floors have been arranged.
Brllair" Will probably play Martins
Ferry about tn" middle Of the season.
but this will not hr counted rs a hard
contest rs tn" Ferry team * only
counted as a second ratcr for tho Rcd
and Black tuSSvrS.
The season will open in few weeks
when BrilaIr" Will have CGaySvillC. the
Western Pennsylvania champions as
their opponents.
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wednesday, December l7-UnconteBted
Divorce Cases,

J. l.. Dillon vs.. Emma T.. Dillon.
Elizabeth J. Parker vs.. VIM. Parker
Jr
Rachel VI. Kirkland w. Joseph II.
Kirkland.
Peter Shuman ". Emma Shuman.
Sarah Shaw ". Tmcl Shaw.
Joseph kasicllIys. Mary KaStcllo.
Elizabeth McNirklc vs.. Arthur Nc
Nlcklc.
.lgrarz Barahanoff vs.. Kulna Bara-
hau"ff.
Anna +. McCaffrry vs.. George Mccai-
frey.
Victoria Lisck vs.. Nalcntln" LisCk.
B"rniS DI"hl ~. Joseph Di"hl.
Elsl" HcSlup ". Howard HcSl"p.
Edward 4. Jones vs.. Beatrice Jones.
William .. Conway W. Daisy NJ. Con-
way.
Martha Brooks VS.. Charles Brooks.
Arthur f. Walton ". Emily T.. Walton
Mary Irwin vs.. Earl Irwin.
Christina Prince vs.. John Prince.
Mary +. Tharp vs.. Joseph W. Tharp.
Georgia Drummund W. William D.
Drummnnd.
Roy Herman House vs.. Hazel Marie
House.
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Bridge Party
DIR. W|SHART INDICTED
AS WOOSTER. PRESIDENT

WOOSTER. O.. Dec 9.-Dr. Charles
Frederick Wishart. resigned AZ pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church Of
Chicago. today WAS nauGuratcd as
president OF Wooster University. The
inaugural services were hold this after
noon In the presence OF numerous coll
lego presidents and professors and
other Out-Of-toTn guests.
Tonight II dinner viii 10 soSvcd to all
OF the guests. Among the after dinner
speakers Will nc GOV. COX and Senator
pOn"rcnc.
Dr. Wishart was born IN Mansfield.
O., In 1870 and attended Monmouth
college, Illinois. In 1897 he graduated
from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
Hc was ordained un't"d Prcshyte rian
founded tho Eleventh United Prcsby-
'crIan church OF Pittsburgh. This pas,
torate he held until 1916. From 1910
10 1914 no was professor of systematic
theology IN Pittsburgh Theological
Seminary. rrsiE!nInE l." 20 to the Sec
nnd Presbyterian church in chicago.
He nrrcptcd the presidency of Wooster
College last August -.-.---------...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
GOOD BOXING CARD
STAGED AT VICTORIA

One Of tho best boxing cards ever
staged locally was put on last evening
at the Victoria y. g.. before Il large
crowd of members
"Toughsy" Witt shaded Young
Crock of the East End in four rounds.
Billy R"uthcr earned a far mar
Side.
Walter Hahn of WellsburG. won over
Frankie Ri'z in a fast four round bout.
Billy Williams of Martins Ferry. ran
against GOO" Stewards left hand too
many times IN the four round bout, and
had 10 BE- satisfied with the short end
stranger Roberts threw Young Bcutcr
m three minutes with scissors and
wrist lock.
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DEAD" MAN TO CAPTAIN
NORTH CAROLINA ELEVEN

CHAPEL HTI,L. y. C.. Dec. o.--R. C.
Harr"ll. Of MnrShyill". y. G.. left tackle
on the University Of North Carolina
football team. who ut on" time during
the WI" was officially pronounced n
dead man. today was elected captain %
tn" l9"U team.
When IIHrr"ll was NJ Camp jackson
false report Of his death was sent 10
his home. Word also reached the UNI
NcrSIty, hut motto" Of III" mistake did
not. and Captain Harrrlrs name is in
ClIdcd in tho list of the unlvcrsity'S
war deaths in the 1919 Yackcty Yack.
the student annual.
Chapel HI and the university were
rell arrived. quoting Mark Twain's rc-
mark: Reports Of my death have lrrcn
greatly exaggerated What time docs
practice bcGinT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
JOHNSON'S FACTION
TO ATTEND MEETING

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.---Ban Johnson.
President Of the American League and
his so-Callcd "loyal' club owners arriV-
ed hero tonight from Chicago to attend
the annual meeting Of the American
League meeting tomorrow. Johnson
party included James Dunn. president Of
The Cleveland club. Phil Eall. president
Of St. Louis: Thomas Shh". treasurer
and Connie Mack. manager of IN" Thiln-
dclpha club: Benjamin Minor. prcsi-
dcrt and Clark Griffith. manager Of 'hC
Washington club: Frank Navin. prcsi-
dent Of the Detroit club and George W
Miller. attorney for johnson.
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GREAT CROWD SEES THE
MORROW INAUGURAL

FRANKFORT, KY. Dec. S-Inaugura-
ton Of Edwin T. Morrow, the first Re-
publican governor in sixteen years,
drew a great thronS to the capitol to-
day. 4 parade headed by Mr.. Morrow
through flag bcdrcked streets the usual
reception at the state house and the in.
augral ball at night were on the pro-
gram.
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MOUNDSVILLE HI TO
PLAY NINETEEN GAMES
SIXTY EIGHT CANDIDATES Re
PORTED FOR INITIAL WoFhoof
HELD RECENTLY
souAp WILL PROBABLY BE CUT
TO TWENTY FIVE MEN THIS
AFTERNOON
rAsoN WILL OPEN FRIDAY EVE
wARwOOD HIGH

T, team can be judged from the
nunher of candidates that report TOT
nractice then MoundSville High should
have n world bcatcr. SiNty-eight can
5idatcS reported for the initial practlCe
held by Coach Guy Morrison last Mon
day. .s .oo,, aro
oxceed;nt,Iy bright. Some Of the best
teoTns in the state are on IN" schedule
among them being Bristol. Charleston
W'iIliamstown and SistcrsNillc.
Three regulars from last years team
,rr sin in school and Captain Moore,
tho big center. is an All-Stat" mention.
some of the men out are: capt.
Moore, McSwain. Mercer. Noodhurh;
Evan and Hickey. from last year. ana
Schaeffcr. Barnett". Sch'"sscr. EGhois'
l.afrcrty. H"atcr. Freeman ana Nailoh.
The schedule for this season Is as
follows:
Dec. l9-Warwood al MoundsNillC.
Ian. 9-Triadelphia at Moundsvllle.
Jan l0-FullanSbee at MoundsVillc.
Jan. l6-LiuSly at MoundSville,
IAN. l7-Bellairc at Bcllairc.
Ian. o$-Uniou at Benwo"d.
Inn, 2l-BriStol at Moundsrillc.
Jan. 3O-Williamstown at Williams
town. .,,
Feb. 6-Triadclphia at Triadclphia
Feb. 7-Bcllaire at NoundSNliic:
Feb, 13-Charlcston at Moundsville.
Feb. li-Opcn.
! Feb. 2O-Union at Moundsville.
Feb. .l--Williamstown at Mounds
willie (PcndinE)
Feb 2T--Opcn.
Fob. 2S-Whrclng At Mourdsrille.
March 5--Linsly at Wheeling.
March 6-SiStcrSville at MoundsHlIle
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OFFICERS REELECTED.

NEW YORK.. Dec. 9-At tho annual
meeting Of the baseball writer's assoc
citation Of America. held here today.
resident L f. Sanhorn. Chicago; vice
president Robert ". Maxwell and sec
rctary-trcasur"r Joseph VI. McCrcady.
Philadelphia. yer" reelected. The fol-
lowing were cl"ctd as tn" Beard of Iii
rrctors: Jack Ryder. Cincinnati: Harry
Cross. Now York: Edward +. EalinE"r.
Pittsburgh and James NJ. Gould. st.
Louis.
II was decided TO admit to associate
membership tho baseball writer's in the
cities on tn" class IA league circuits.
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CATHEDRAL HI FLOOR
CANDIDATES PRACTICE
MANY MEN WHO ARE ASPRANTS
FOR CATHEDRAL HIGH FLOOR
TEAM REPORTED FOR PRAC-
TICE YESTERDAY.
Rohrl and Donahue Only Two Regu'
lars From Last Years Team Back
in School,

Prospects for good h1SEctba!i team
This season at Cathedral High school
are very bright. Many candidates re-
ported for tn" first practice OF IN" S"'t,
son Yesterday afternoon at the "E""p'
Rohrl forward. and p"u1hu". a tMatu.
school. and this SEASONS team Will NC
huiIt around these two lads.
|, Practice will be held daily. and oy
The timr OF the opening gam" VITA
Shadysidc High on Friday evening De
Cembcr lg fairly good team Is OK
meet ed
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WOMEN SEEK JUDY DUTY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Application for
writ Of mandamus to compel the ac-
made in the Supreme Court in Brook
lyn today by Julia V. Grill, an attor-
ncy. She maintained that women were
fully qualified for all jury cases, di-
vorcc. murder. ARISEN or any other crime,
and requested Justice Lanzansky TO in
Struct the Commissioner OF Jurors and
tho Board of Assessors to include
women when making up jury Lists.
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LOCAL BASKETBALL
SEASON OPEN SOON
z. NJ. c. A. Midgets Will Play The
Ex-High Quintet of Mouudsvtlle
Saturday Evening

On Saturday ov"ninE'thr local Y. NJ.
G \. Midget basketball team viii open
their season when they clash with the
fast EX-High team of MuundSvillc. This
game Will mark tn" opening of basket
ball in this section. and as the rivalry
between those TWO teams is strong
good gam" is assured. III" game will
be- played on tn" local Y. NJ. Z. \. floor
and Will BE- called at s o'clock.
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NICHE IS HONoREp.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Dec. o.
Hcwson MiChi". right end of this Seas-
on'S University Of Virginia football
team. was elected today captain Of tho
1920 eleven. NiChio. a native Of Char
lo:tcSvill". WIS ga$Scd whil" lighting in
the Argonn" forest with the twenty.
ninth division.
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BOXING CHALLENGE

NJ Doty. Of Canton. O.. !s open to box
any legitimat" wcltcrweiGht in the
country He is n strong contender for
tho wcitcr championship. and is man
aged by Charles WCintraub. "a West
Lane avenue, Columbus. O.
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Marriage Licenses.


Harold W. llochStraSs" and Mabel
Kathryn Lucas. both of k"llairc
Nicholas y. puNa, OF harrisburg. Fa'
and Mildred ARIEL Orw;tn. Of Demos.
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ASSIGNMENT No. 2.

The following is the last assignment
Of cases to he heard in Common Pleas
Court for this term. The Spring Term
will begin January 9TH.
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Habit Is n strange thing. TIL" man
who comes home late at night nowadays
SIN insists on making excuses just Ike
he did before prohibition came.
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TRIANCLES-Y WILL
CLASH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

TIE DECISION REACHED AT THE MEETING OF
ALI, MANAGERS LAST EVENING WAS THAT
TP1hNcTE c. AND YANKEE A. G. WOULD
CLASH NEXT SUNDAY FOR THE AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP AND TELEGRAPH CUP.
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Sarah Shaw vs. Amcl Shaw.
cnCc barrett.
Carrie Dcitcrs vs.. James T.. Dcitcrs.
Mary s. FlanniEan vs. Patrick F'lanni-
gan.
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Contested Divorce Case

Frank WicszCzcZInski vs.. Annie Vic
SZCZcZinSkl.
Tuesday, December l6.-Contested d.
vorce Cases.