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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
TURNER-DALLAS MATCH
TO BE TOMORROW NIGHT
Windy City Wrestler to Meet
"Roughousc" Myers. of
Brooklyn, Tonight.

The big Joe Turner-Pete Dallas
wrestling match, scheduled for last
night ut the Broadway Athletic Are
ma. was postponed until Saturday
night at $50 O'Clock on account OF
the weather. II was impossible to
arrange TO have the bout tonight as
Washington, promoters, hearing Dali
las was IN the vicinity. came to Rich
mond and signed him to meet "Rouph
house Myers. OF brooklyn. there this
Dallas and his party will return
from me Capital City in time to rest
!Trp - ana ec IN readiness for old Man
match Is looked forward to.
havins convinced "Zeke" smith. the
locai promoter, that he is entitled TO
enter the race for the middleweight
championship. Dallas. IL returned The
winner Wit, over Turner tomorrow night.
week OF the week following.
Ladies Will he admitted free at the
coming match and as usual. the we'll
SHOWN referee, lack Woodall. will no
'he third man in the ring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
\ FOOTBALL TEAMS READY FOR TOMORROW
TRAMPsAFE WINS THE
WESTERN FUTUR|TY
Takes First and Third Heat, Second
Went to Her Old Rival
Frisco June.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sept. 60
Trampsafe won the Western horse
mans futurity for threc-ycar- olds
PAGERS. the feature event OF today's
grand circuit program. The colt
took tho first and third heats. the
second going to Frisco June. with
tie last week when he forced Frisco
June to establish new worlds rec
ord OF 2:o3 IA for thr"e-ycar-olds
PAGERS. Last weeks fast u-uc. how
ever, was not duplicated today, chilly
North slowing up all the horses.
The unfinished 2:07 trot. of which
thrce heats were run yesterday. went
TO Peter l.. when only heat winners
came out today.
Just David, favorite, won the
2:is trot almost rs he pleased. Loyal
w. was the best of the 2:,3 PAGERS.
In the EOS pace, one OF the best
betting races OF the day. Jay Brook
defeated Northern Direct. the favo-
rite, but dropped the final mile to
Captain Mack. Northern Direc, was
not in the money.
The summary: 2:l3 class, pace
threc heats; purse. $1,000.
Loyal w. b. h. BY Loyal
Ore Direct. CHI. nj. Palin)... % /
Lady Brooke. b. m. Snow. "a IL
Charley G., John r.. The Poorman,
Lady Baronsalc. Louise Bcverldge
Barney Stricken. Ada Pointer, Sheriff
Direct. Francis D., and Anna Moore.
aiSo started.
Time, 2:O7 Ia: 2:os Ia: a:o7 ia.
2:o7 class trotting. three heats.
purse $1,000 (thrce heats Wednes-
Peter l.. b. h.. by Peter The
Great tEdman) ........... } l
IN Mol
se Ita' CHI M iii: ficm,nsj:: : :
Walnut Frisco, Mack Forbes. Sis
Bing. Bovalo. Tommy Todd, Echo Di-
rect. AStien BelEic. and Whey
Bingen. also started.
Thine. 2:o7 ii: 2:os 80; 2:os Ia;
Three year-old pace. the Western
horscmen futurity. in 5. purse
Trampsafc, 70. c.. by Tramp
fast tS,okcs) ........... al
Frisco June. b. c. CIV. w.
Jane Forbes, br. (. (valen-
Rifle Grenade. also started.
Time. c:o4 IL: EOS Ia; 2:Oo "a.
Jay Brook. b. E. by Silent
capt aGn MACE Hl"I Sr, rh. ipa;iiinj -
j. W: S, br. s. (Ray}. ..... 20 9
Lillian X. Wood. Hazel Kuerstner.
Bette Rlackwood. Northern Direct.
Little Nay and The Comet. also
started.
Time. 2:06 Ia; 2:O7 IL: c:o5 Ia.
2:lS trot. three heats. purse, $1,000.
Just David. b. s., by The
Northern Man Pcdrick).. III
Alicola. b. IN. (Eagan) $50 32
Wiki-Wiki, br. e. tStokcs). 234
Sis BinEcn, Alma Todd, Todd
Moore. CreN. Virginia and Charley
Herr, also started
Time. 200 Ia; 200 IL: c:1o IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET
MONDAY At CLEVELAND
Miss AlcXa Stirling, OF Atlanta,
Woman Champion, Paired With
MRS. Calcn i. Fox.
Rv Nsaoclatcd Prcss-l

NEW YORK. Sept. 20-AIiss Alexa
Stirling. of Atlanta. national woman
champion. and Canadian woman
champion. will meet Mrs Calcn +.
Fox. of Huntington. Valley, in the
cighteen-hole medal round OF the
national womens golf championship
next Monday at the MayGcld Coun-
try Club. Cleveland. Ohio. according
10 pairinGs announced today by Sec
rotary w. ID. Vanderpool. OF the
United States Golf Association. The
other Southern entrants, Mrs. David
Gaut and Mrs. J. y. Hodges. both of
Memphis. are paired with Miss Sara
Fowncs. OF Oakmont. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hays. Of Oakwood. respectively.
Pairings Of other players follow:
Mrs. Mabel II. Smith. Oakmont, and
Mrs. J. V. Hurd. of Oakmont.
Miss Marion Hollins. West Brook.
and Mrs. Clarence Vanderbeck.
Miss Margaret Ney.- Cleveland. and
and M's sl4 aar % EdCw nxn Midlo.hian
Mrs. Paul Bennhofr. Wcstwood. and
MS T;. Fred Let's. JJr.;. on~eptsia.
bliss Elaine Rosenthal. ShM ennecocss aha
MICS Mildred Cavcrly. Philadelphia.
STA.
Mrs; Hayden Kames. Cleveland.
and Mrs Ronald II. Barlow. Merton
Mrs. +. G.. Hubbard. Buffalo. and
MIs; Melvin Jones. Glenoak.
Miss Dorothy Highbic. Midlothian.
ana MISS Glenna Collctt. Metacomct
Mrs: T.. e. Newcomer. AIayfield,
and Miss Dorothy Richards. Mayfeid.
Mrs. 9. +. Armstrong. Royal OF
lava Golf Club. and Miss Edith
Bauld. Halifax Golf Club.
Mrs. Ernest Bytield. Shennecossett,
ana Mrs. DAMON Miller. Cleveland.
INC entry list includes 10i nlnYers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
Buck" Herzog Stabbed
by lrate Joliet Fan
NY Universai sery1ce.I

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-"Buck"
HcrxoE, Iniielder for the Chicago
Cubs, was cut three times by "a
baseball finn who attacked hin,
with IA knife late this afternoon mn
The club was leaving the bancbsiI
park Mt Joliet, where the Cubn
played an exhibition game.
"tere come some OF those
crooked plnycrs!" cried q finn at
the entrance OF the park M Her
xUg md others cninc out In AN
automobile. Then nome one
jumped on the running board OF
the car. HerxoE knocked him OIL.
Then he lenped upon the fan ind
pounded Him with his lists.
a companion of tho man IIer4oE
was beating then charged through
the surEinK crowd and slnshed tho
player three timcs with his knife.
lie WINS cut ncross the hind. In
the arm and leg.
The Injuries were slight, how
ever. for IerzoR went TO the
thcatcr tonight.
IierHoE wan recently mentioned
by "itubcr benton. of the New
York Giants, as ono of the men
who had attempted to bride him
to throw n game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
SPIDERS ALL SET FOR
LYNCHBURG TOMORROW
Coach Dobson Will Send Into First
Gamc Seven Men OF Last
Ycar's Tenn

Richmond's gridiron season opens
tomorrow with tho University OF
Richmond eleven battling Lynchburg
College in tho Boulevard ball arena
at O'Clock. The Spiders have tho
advantage over other local aggrcga-
lions in making their debut for the
1870 season before their rivals for
fandom's attention. however. the ref
crce's whistle tomorrow will virtually
sound the signal for ali local ma
chimes to begin operations. as there
are three contests booked for Boule-
ward Field next week.
The Hin City pigskin chascrs will
disembark at Broad Street station
this evening and will go Immediately
the guests OF the Spiders during their
sojourn in Richmond. Lynchburg
Colleges Invasion of these precincts
TO tackle DOoson's crew gives rise
to much interesting speculation rel
alive to their new role as a mem Der
or the Eastern virginia lntercoiie-
with the Red and Blue warriors is
expected to furnish line on tho vis-
itors' ability to make II warm for
other championship contenders IIo-
Dobson's pupils show their wares and
get line on tho probabilities OF the
spWiders' SroadeninE- out program.
element day. robbed the West End
coach Of an opportunity TO put his
charges through a final scrimmagc
Tess the time was utilized indoors
before the blackboard where two
hours was spent smoothing up the
drills mentally. Dabson's chief In
tercst In tho initial skirmish will be
70 perfect strong defense and va
riety will be lacking in offensive
manuev ers. this character OF play
coming IN for its share of attention
The team that Coach Dobson will
use tomorrow afternoon Will ae made
up OF seven members OF last years
GEteveh and nve new men. Captain
ana right ends respectively. with
carter and klevcsahl playing the
corresponding tackles but the center
er ' ne i Ricn VIII be defended by Book
experience: left guard. vandiver. Of
no previous experiences: right guard.
s sna either Mrc.a Wiillnsham; last years
or Bethel: John Marshall. at center'
Jones VIII direct tho play Mt quarter.
ana ana wnl be supported in the back.
hsid by Hies;eT. ut right. Snead a;
Wilkins. last year at Fork Union Sill
itIrS academy. at fullback.
INTO tho fray to win and should the
ticipates using. at some Stage in fhn
game. Smith and Williams, ends.
Sucko OILS and Carlton. tackles. Price
r l.,ie Miller. Sadie and Eimunds.
Will be available for fuiiback win
Iowill and Fray as running mates
at half. Towill will also Be used
and p re MeE Jones at quarter. Allen
too. With the exception OF Silence
VINO has bruised leg. the entirc out
TX 10 IN excellent physical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01

what had seemed to be an ugly hole
in that pivotal position. Sanford,
gu1rd OF last season. and Patterson.
Donald was shifted from full back
TO end. and Mattox was taken from
end to the back field. Silverstcin
at quarter in today's practice. lilo
was replaced toward the emil OF the
afternoon oy Cogbill. who is showing
his old speed and Judgment in hand
ling the team.
The new men who are making the
best light for variety berths at the
present time are: Tucker. half back;
Lcake and Riley. ends: Anthony
guard. and Dockcry, tackle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
PACIFIC LEAGUE PROBE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 3O.-A rcso.
Iutioh raufying the action Of Prcsi.
r'ht Mctarthy. OF the Pacific Coas;
League. in suspcnding piavrr VII,
liam q. Palmer Of the Salt Lake
iub for period OF five years for al
!-Hed gambling, was adopted unuaT,i.
ihouslE Al "a special meeting here to-
day Of the league directors.
President Mccarthy and Direct
}. g. Ewing. Of the Oakland club,
ana Charles Graham. OF tho San
francesca club. were appointed to
'nNtstiratc further the charges Of
gambling and other Uuestion,SIn .n
INVITES which brought about the sus-
pension or Palmer and other players
thls season.
some members OF the Salt Lake
mere indiscretion. and that ho
could not have been crooked"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
TWO REAL INDIANS TO
join TECHS GRID SQUAD
Poly to Play William and Mary Mt
Blacksburg on Saturday-Will
Play Centre College.

BLACKSBURG. VA, Sept. 3o.--Wah
lloo-Wah-lIeap Big lnjuns on the
Tech team this season. Yes. Poly has
two honest to goodness Indians who
arc coming TO Richmond on Novem-
Der 6. when the "Gobblers" hook up
with Frank Dobsons Spiders, in other
words. the strong University of Rich
mond eleven. The aboriginies are the
Tilson brothers. Tex and his big
brother. Red Deer. Tex Tilson was
at tackle. He is duplicating the trick
this year, only he is going at SO
per cent faster clip Tex induced his
big brother to come back TO Virginia
Tech with him this season and he is
10 be one o; the bulwarks of the
Sutton. Younger. Cubbage backfield
Both are big dashy players and run
true TO type with the high cheek
zones. Indians arc natural football
players. as rule, and the Tilson
orothers are no exception to the
genera! rule. With Red Deer and
Big Boy Shancr carrying the ball,
the Gobhlers are going to be n tough
proposition on the offensive this year.
The Centre College and Tech man
agements are already in touch with
each other and are making plans to
have. capacity crowd in Louisville
for the game on November 20 Gradu-
ate Manager Myers, OF the wonder
team. is now planning an extensive
advertising campaign. while Harvey
White. heading the Tech contingent
In Louisville. is rounding up alumni
IN all the neighboring States for 4
grand reunion at that time. This
Will be the biggest and most promin-
ent grid battle in the Bluegrass State
this fall
Graduate Manager Myers. of Cen
tire. is counting heavy on Poly as a
drawing card Tech considers he--
self extremely lucky in getting placed
on the wonder teams" schedule and
the coaches are bending every eff
Tort toward perfecting the team so as
y Mold up the football reputation OF
the South Atlantic division. This in
tersectional clash will also have a
direct bearing ON the Standing in the
southern division. OF which Centre is
a member. Coming as it does the Sat
urday before the crucial game with
should be at top form TO meet their
ancient rivals in the final and most
important clash OF the season.
William and Mary combination hers
saturday. Coach Driver has a very
last ana snappy crew this year and
with the able assistance OF John
Counselman. Hunter Carpenters run
ming mate behind tho line at Tech in
years gone by. has developed n team
that VIII make trouble for their on
ponents. Counselman has had wide
experience in the South and his work
under lieisman while at Georgia Tech
stands him in good stead at Willia,n
and Mary ''''a'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
MAY QUESTION DODGERS
ABOUT FIXING" SERIES
Manager Itnbinson Says District At
t"rn~y Has Nothing Substantial
tn start Probe.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O-W,'bcrt
johnson. manager OF the Brooklyn
Nht!@nai baseball Club. called toda Y
on Charles IL. fbbets. president OF
ne club. 10 voice his objection 10
Ar proposal Of District Attorney
lewis, of Brooklyn. 10 question the
h'"Oh!!n pcnnant winners concern
ING reports that some OF them have
bcch approached by gamblers in Eff
'"rts TO fix tho 1920 worlds scrics.
manager Robinson said n. under
stood NJ Lewis had no s,,bstnntja,
INDICATION q. such a development and
:APicSscd reluctance 10 allow the dis
niSt al torn"y 10 !nterroEate the men.
ton. '"'"3 ia d :
DIT. Ebbets yesterday agreed to CO.
opetatc WIN Mr.. Lewis In invcstiGat-
ING report that the same cllauo of
gamblers who are accused Of .1xin,,'.
tne !'i9 seri"s had ATTEMPTED To
prime inc brooklyn players to throw
League opponents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
SPORTS
GOLFER PLATT WINS
tBy Associated Prcx,l

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30.
Wood Platt. Philadelphia champion
won tho Merton Cricket Club invita-
ton. scventy-two hole golf tourna-
ment hero today with total of 3le.
Maurice Rislcy. Atlantic City. and
Max Marston. former New jersey
champion. were tied for second place
with 1921 each.
w. G. Fownes. Jr.. Pittsburgh. with
card Of scventyfour, won the spc
cial eighteen holo event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
BOWLING NEWS

Inc hrSt duck-pin match OF tho
Sc ason VIII take place tonight at s
o'clock on the Recreation Alieys'
when Dcasy krouse and Jett stack
up against Cosby. Davis and Fiddler
in three game series.
lowers are commencing to gather
arouna preparatory to the start Of
Sn DUCK pm league. which starts
oo.oocr % Those wishing TO Join
any OF the teams should get In touch
WIN Manager Peggy" Butler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
Die. from Fostbui, Injury.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3o.-NelvIn
kcepler. II years old. captain Of tho
Lockhavcn High School football team.
died today In the university hospital
from broken neck received during
scrimmagc practice Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
GENERALS COACHES MAKE
MANY CHANGES IN SQUAD
We" 'araify Bnttics With Scrubs for
hour md q HaIf-PnEet


LEXINGTON. Sept. 3O.-R,dIca,
changes in the Generals Lineup were
made today by Coach Raftery. in his
cnos 20 ueveiop the speed which he
lnston and Lee eleven this fall. For
an .hour and n half the changed var.
SHY Dattled In scrimmaSe with the
practice were distinctly encouraging
me return today OF Paget, last
years varsity center. promises 10 mi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01

CLEVELAND. OHIO Sept. so.-rh.
Icn-round boxing contest h",wcnn n
Henry Leonard; champion light.
Welterwciyht, scheduled to be held a;
American League Park tonight was
postponed late this afternoon until
,tnmorrow. because OF heavy rain
Ill Gay and cold weather.
l1OTHER SpORTH PACE foN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01
LEAGUE GAMES POSTPONED
L,By Associated Pros,

BY Associated rr..sl
NEW YORK. September 30
National League.
All games postponed, rain.
-. American Leagne.
All games postponed, rain and eold
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1OTHER SPORTS PAGE f2.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-01

Time. 2:os IA; 200 IL: c:1o IA.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
ITS NEVER LATE
UNTIL IT'S EARL Y
Showing How Manager Bill Frazier
Was Fooled by Setting the Clock
Back by MiIwaukeeans

Promoters Bill Frazier and John Wag-
ner have some crews to pick with GER
tain members of the boxing commission.
1t happened this way. The Kenosha
and Racine promoters journeyed up to
Milwaukee the other day to see box
ing show After the show they were
talking to their friends and some
one suggested Sill game of smear"
until train time.
"All right, said the two from the
south, but just remember we must
catch that one o clock car-the last one
out. y Wagner and Frazier left the
Office then to see some scrappers they
were giving the once over.
They returnd and sat in the game.
Bill kept cycling the clock and explain
ing that it would never do for him to
get left. At twelve-ffteen he an
nounced that he would take no chances
and pulled out his watch to assure him
self of the time. lie rubbed the dust
off the crystal and looked again. There
1T was 1:15-the car was gone.
"That S all right, !" explained one Of
the commissioners, you see, while you
and John were out looking over the
boxers we set the clock back. Might
as well stay all night now" And so
they did.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
DEATH CLAIMS BOTH
MOTHER AND CHILD
Mrs. Lillian Elsie Meyer and Infant
Daughter Die at st. GATHERINGS
Hospital,

Mrs. Lillian Elsie Meyer, aged %
years, the wife Of Albert Meyer. 563
Bond street, died just before six o.
clock this morning at the st. Gather
ines Hospital following the birth of an
infant daughter on Thursday The ba,
by lived only few hours, dying Thurs
day night at ten clock.
Mrs. Meyer was born in Chicago on
October "a, 1895, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John johnson. She was edu-
Gated in the schools of that city and
came TO Kenosha only few years ago.
She is survived by her husband and
two children, by one sister, Miss Elsie
Johnson, and by one brother, George
johnson, all of Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
GETS A PARDON
TO SERVE OUT TERM
Herman Bohlke Sent to Prison for Sew
en- Years Gets Executive Glenn
ency on Saturday,

Herman Bohlke, sentenced in the
Municipal Couret of Kenosha county
on July Is, 1916 to term of seven
years in the state prison following his
conviction on charges of having burg
lar tools in his possession, was on
Saturday granted a conditional pardon
by Governor Philip. Before Bohllte
was arrested in Kenosha, he had been
arrested on similar charge in New
York and had served part Of the
term in New York prison. Under
the order for his release from the state
prison at Waupun he is to be turned
over to the warden of the state prison
of the state of New York to serve out
his uncompleted term. Bohlke was a
stranger in Kenosha and had come to
the city only short time before he
was arrested. It is said that he has
been model prisoner. He has two
more years to serve in the New York
penal institution.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
MANY MOURN MRS. BRITTLE.
Mrs. Ethel Tonlinson Brittle's Death
Brings Wide Sorrow in
Kenosha Today.

Mrs. Ethel Tomlinson Brittle, aged
twenty-six years, the wife of William
Brittle and the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tomlinson, died Thursday
afternoon at the St. Catherine s Hos
pital from pneumonia developed fol
lowing the birth Of an infant daughter
several days ago. Mrs. Brittle was
widely known among the younger mat
rons of Kenosha and her death has
brought great sorrow in Kenosha.
Mrs. Brittle was born February 4,
1896, in Philadelphia, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tomlinson Later
the family moved to Chester, Pennsly-
wanna, where the deceased was educat-
ed and where she graduated with
honors from the Chester High school.
Later the family moved to Zion City
where she was married to William Brit
tie, skilled workman in the lace
factories there. A few months ago
they moved to Kenosha where Mrs.
Brittle has made many friends to whom
her early death comes as real sor-
row. The deceased is survived by her
husband, an infant daughter, and by
her parents, all of Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
NEW TELEPHONE CABLE
ARRIVES HERE TODAY

Manager Fred G. Borden of the Ke-
nosha Office of the Wisconsin Telephone
Company announced this morning that
new cable was being installed be-
tween Milwaukee and Chicago which
in the near future would make better
telephone service possible for Keno
shans for these two cities, The part
of the cable which is to be installed in
and near Kenosha reached this city this
morning and the work of installation
was started Immediately. The COM
plete line will cost in the neighborhood
of one million dollars and will material
ly increase the long distance facilities
of the local Office, Manager Borden
declared that he expected it to be COM
pleted within sixty days.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-12
DEATH CALLS FRANK scHAFER.
Fatherfn-law- Of Captain John Cyzak
Died at the Family Residence
This Morning.

Frank Schafer, aged sixty three years
father-in-law of Captain John Cyzak,
assistant chief Of the Kenosha police
department, died at the family home
at the corner of North Rice avenue
and Noble street, just after eight
O'Clock this morning following a short
illness from pneumonia He had been
i'll since last Sunday and the announce
ment of his death will come as a shock
to many friends. Mr.. Schafer was a
native of Germany but he had made
his home in Kenosha for thirty-six
years. He is survived by three sons,
Alex, George and Frank Schaefer, and
four daughters, Mrs. Mary Kulish, Mrs
John Cyzak and the Misses Amanda
and Frances Schafer of Kenosha. He
was one of the active members of the
White Eagle Society. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at st. Casimir Is
Church on Tuesday morning at s:15
with interment at St. George cemetery.