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DEATHS

oARpFNTER-At Roselle. Del. on De
cember 81. 1920. Sallie B., wife OF William
r-1,sraI services at her late residence on
rrsday Afternoon December "A, at o CLOCK
fnte-ment at Lower Brancywine cemetery
UARMAN-In this city, on Deem Der p
1920 David II Hartman, aged 40 Years
Relatives friends and members OF all the
o-Tsnizations of which he was a member
arr Invited TO attend the funeral services al
Ms Iare residence. 25ll Market street on
FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock. lnternent at
sflverbrook cemetery.
HAIRsINE-In this city. on December p
faan carrie L.. wife OF Edwin Hairsine.
daughter of William 9. and Margaret
Shields Hamilton. aged 45 years
Rnlatives and friends are invited 70 attend
me funeral from her late residence, l925
PennsyIvania avenue. on FRIDAY morning
De~eu1ber "a at $50 O'Clock. services al
81 AIMS Church. Interment ~ Rivervie"
cemetery.
NARSHAII-On December ii. 1920. Fran
els Z Marshall. aged Il years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services AZ the residence OF mi
brother Thomas s. Marshall. Roselle. Del.
on FRIDAY afternoon, DcceInoer "a, at
o'clock Interulent at Lower brSnoywin'
cemetery.
wEICH-Ar Guyencourt Del. on Deem
Der % 1920. Ell WEIGH.
Due notice Of funeral viii be given.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued here.
BY Magistrate Harry |. ellis Frank
Standback and Ella May Leonard, Of
sIs du Point street; William Leninghaur
and Eleanor Records, Of Newport.
Magistrate Barnet Gluckrpan Henry
Chestnut, 832 West Fourth Istrcet, and
Jennie johnson, Of Kirkwood.
Magistrate Lawrence j. Brornan--Wil-
liam [. Brumbaugh, 10l1 Poplar street.,
and Ida May Turner 900 Kirkwood street
A marriage licenSes was issued in Phil
adelphia Yesterday 10 Robert e. Grigley,
Of Elsmere, and Jesse A. White, 649l
Woodland avenue.
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PULLING CASE
Man Accused of Selling Whisky Says He
Didn't Know He Had Any.

Judge Hastings in Municipal Court W.
day reserved decision until Wednesday in
the case of Alexander Koronix, charged
with selling liquor. lie was arrested on
Sunday afternoon by Officer RodenheiseT
Mt store ut Eighth and Church streets.
John Zignund testified that he bought
whisky at 80 cents a drink from Korarix,
while the defendant claimed he did not
know there war any whisky IN the store
as he had only been there few days.
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According TO information received IA
.h;. citv TODAY, several hundred employees
.onnected with the Wilmington store OF
3 s KresSe Co. viii share with the Christ
mas profit participation checks totallng
nom nor than $3.50, 900. The employees re
ceiving these checks comprise the sales
and ONCE organizations of lSS stores. The
checks are given the employees as return
investment Of their time In the company
bnsiness The greater the length OF time
invested the greater portion OF the profit
IS earoed. The checks generally range IN
size from $40 10 $3.50.
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NEW YORK BROKERS FAIL.

BY AHaociated Press To Every Evening.
Now York, Dec. 22.---Fsilurc OF the
brokerage firm of Foster II Lounsbery
was announced from the rostrIm OF the
Stock Exchange shortly after the opening
today.
The firm consists Of J. Hegeman Foster,
floor member; s. Durell Lounsbery and
w. Frazer Gibson IL has done business
on the Exchange for nearly 20 years.
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Electric Hose Dividend

At meeting of the board OF directors
of the Electric Hose and Rubber Co, held
yesterday afternoon, n stock dividend of
Al $3.50 per cent WAS declared on tho
capital stock of the company, payable
at once. Tho regular quarterly cash
dividend Of per cent Was declared to
stockholders Of record OF December 81,
and payable January Is. This stock
dividend increases the capitalization of the
Electric Hose aud Rubber Co. to 81 900
900.
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FOR MEN

Mantef Clocks
Ash Trays
Cignrett Holders
Cigarette Cases
Cigar Cases
Cigar Cutters
Cuff Links
EyegIass Cases
Strap Watches
Pocket Sdtches
Watch Chains
Belt Buckles
Key Chains
Key Rings
Match Boxes
Fountain Pens
SiIUer Pencils
Scarf Pins
Finger Rings
Froternai Jerelry
Signet Rings
Wdisfcodt Sets
Military Brushes
Penknires
Full Dress Sets
Waldentar Key Holders
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This Fact Is Worth Remembering


onbt
fo earnestly solicit
4 ether rpurchase isoneof hundred dollars
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As m acceptable Christmas Gift Share
in tho Wilmington Building Il Loan
Assooistion. For particulars phone 1886,
or see Young Il Co. Tenth at King
street ADV
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Morris Plan Bank Dividend.

At regular meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the Wilmington Morris Plan
Bank A dividend Of / n per cent was de-
clared payable January ! To stockholders
or record December 20.
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FOR WOMEN

Pearls
Pear Necklaces
Pearl Finger Rings
yeneled Brooches
Jeueied Bar Pins
Jepeied Bracelets
Cameo Brooches
yeUeled Hat Pins
JeDeied Charms
Gold Vanity Cases
LapdllieTes
L0rgnOns
Lrognon Guards
yeUeled Finger Rings
Gold Mesh Bags
Diamond Wrist Watches
SaufOir Watches
SilUer Mesh Bags
Diamond Rings
Thin1bles
Necklace Seni-Precious Stones
ROsoyies
Photograph frames.
Opera Glasses
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
FORK

The crops In this community are look
ing rather poorly.
Last Saturday evening a number of
friends and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Nelson autoed up to Donaldson
and surprised them.
Fred Christensen and daughter auto
ed to Alvarado Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Christensen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fering and
family, were entertained at L. Dago-
berg's west of Stephen Friday evening.
Mrs. o. Nelson, Martin Knutson and
Nels Stave went to Fergus Falls Thurs
day evening with the intention Of bring
ing Mr.. Nelson home from the hospital,
where he has been for couple of years
taking medical treatments.
Nels Nelson, Synneva and Hazel
Christianson autOed to Drayton Mon
day.
P. Lindemoen and wife are busy
cleaning the school house.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
ALVARADO BALL TEAM
HAS GOOD RECORD

On July 18th the American Legion
Post of Alvarado gave picnic which
was we'll attended of which all report
ed good time. In the afternoon the
ball team from Stephen crossed bats
with the local team and lost IL to 8
The Alvarado team played errorless
ball, while Stephen made errors that
counted scores for us.
July 9th the local team went to
Forest River where they lost a close
game to 9. After a bad start in the
first two innings which gave Forest
River 8 scores, the local team put up
air tight ball. The game was only
seven innings and if it had gone the
full nine innings there was no doubt
but what they would have won.
July 9th the local team played at
Oslo where they lost II to I. The local
team had the same hard luck as at
Forest River. by letting Oslo get II
scores in the first two innings and held
them scoreless after that. It was an
off day for the local team and they
did not connect with the ball at the
right time.
Sunday, July 18th, Forest River met
the local team on our grounds where
they lost to us by a score of II to r.
The game went the full ten innings
and was an exciting game throughout
as there was plenty of slugging and
scoring. Forest River tied the score
in the seventh after making Z scores,
Alvarado getting one in the eight while
Forest River making another in the
ninth tieing the score In the last half
Of the tenth Alvarado scored the win
ming run after two down.
The local team has played thirteen
games, winning seven and loosing six.
The local team plays at Argyle next
Sunday at 2 p. m. Come and root.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
Don't forget the ball game at Ardoch
next Sunday at D. IN.

Don't forget the ball game at Ardoch
next Sunday at p. IN.
Mrs. B. Sundin, of Lengthy, N. D., ar
rived Sunday to spend a number of days
visiting at the Emil Johnson home and
other friends in the village
Mrs. Sutton and children, of Grand
Forks, spent Sunday with Mrs. SuttOn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. G. Nyblad.
Mrs. B. Dunning arrived from Wash
ington last week, and is visiting at the
home of her brother, Nels Dahlman, of
Vega.
The youngest child and only daughter
of J. Kendall died last Saturday MORN
ing at the X. J. Moe home, after a
lingering illness Of brain fever. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from Noes residence, conducted by
Rev. Mattson of the Swedish Lutheran
church, after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Vega cemetery be-
side her mother, who died last week.
The Borrowing father has the sympathy
of the community.
Mrs. G. DanielSOn, of March, spent
Monday at the J. E. Olson and Nels
Hanson homes, returning to her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. 1. N. Lodoen and sons autoed to
Maple Lake Saturday, where they will
spend weeks outing.
Mrs. Nels Dahlman and daughter
Emma, left for St. Paul Sunday even
ing, where they will visit with Mrs.
DahlstrOm. a sister of Mrs Dahlman.
Hanson's electric moving picture
SHOW showed a number Of pictures last
< Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings.
Mrs. p. &. SOrenSOn returned home
from Grand Forks last Saturday eve
ming, where she spent few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dahlstrom and
son autoed to Maple Lake last Wednes-
day, where they will spend weeks
outing.
Mrs. L. T. Rykken, who has been
visiting at the Bloomsness, Axel Peter
son and L. Larson homes left for Oslo
Monday evening, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Franz Hotter and
family.
Miss Clara Bengtson returned from
NewfOlden Monday morning, where she
has spent two weeks at her parental
home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
9.45. You will please note the change

9.45. You will please note the change
in time.
The Red River District will hold its
next Mission meeting in this charge as
follows:
Ellm-Wednesday, July 21st, at
10 30 a. H., morning service. Sermons
by Revs. Nelson and Larson. 2 o'clock
p. M, discussion over Matt. 6 :33. Rev.
Persenius, Leader.
Alvarado-Wednesday, July 21st, al
80 p. M, installation service. Ser
mons by Rev. s. w. Swenson and
Student Joseph Parkander. Thursday,
July 22nd, at 10 80 a. NJ, morning SER
vice. Sermons by Lundgren and Kron.
At 8 O'Clock p. M, sermons by Revs.
Carlstedt and Persenius.
BlO0mWO0d- Thursday, July 22nd, al
10 80 a. NJ, morning service Sermons
by Revs. Larson and Carlstedt. At 2
o'clock p. M, discussion over Mark
1917. Rev. Larson, Leader.
Adams July 22nd, at
o'clock p. NJ, discussion. Rev. Hoorn,
Leader Sermon by Mr.. Westerlund.
Friday, July 23rd, at 10 80 a. M, morn
ing service. Sermons by Students Ed
strOm and Parkander.
The Elm Ladies' Aid which was
scheduled to meet with Mrs.. G. A.
Hammerlund on Wednesday, July Dist,
and the town Ladies' Aid which should
have met with Mrs., Olof Lindblad on
Friday, July 23rd, will postpone their
meetings one week on account of the
Mission meetings.
The Bloomwood Ladies' Aid meets
Thursday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. Victor Nelson
Everybody is cordially invited to the
services and meetings of this charge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
SWanSOIl-JOhIlS0n.

Miss Hulda Swanson and Mr.. Henry
johnson stole march on their friends
last Tuesday evening, when, they were
quietly married by Rev. Madison, at the
Swedish parsonage. attended by Miss
Viola Johnson and Mr.. Peter Swanson
Jr. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Swanson ST., of this
village, and the groom is brother of
Sanfrid johnson, and employed at the
X. J. Taralseth Store.
The happy couple left for an auto
trip to Maple Lake and Detroit. where
they will spend a few weeks. The
community extends their cohgratula
lions and best wishes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
Swedish Lutheran Chur ch of Alvarado

JUSEPH G. MATTSON, Pastor.
The Alvarado Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Anton Pearson on Friday
afternoon of this week at 3 o'clock.
Next Sunday the pastor will preach
at Adams, N. D. However. Rev. Hen
Erickson, Of Battle Lake, MIMI, will
conduct services at Alvarado at II
O'Clock and 3 o'clock at Elm. The Sun
day School in town will please meet at
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
ALVARADO NEWS

Mrs. Newman, of Willmar, MIMI, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Nels Dab Imam and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson and two
daughters, of Warroad, Misses Nellie
and Esther Peterson, of Duluth, autoed
down and spent Sunday and Monday
at the F. E. Dahlgren and Brunzell
homes.
Mrs. Christine Brunzell and daugh-
ter, Army, returned home after spend
ing over week visiting friends in Lam
caster, Karlstad, Strandquist and Thief
River Falls.
Miss Anna Larson spent few days
Of this week at the Peter Melin home,
doing some sewing.
Mr.. Eddie Mattson returned from
Devon. Montana, where he brought a
carload of stock for Walter Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Nystrom. Mrs.
Neujahr, Misses Olga and Ollie liver
son autoed to Grand Forks Monday
afternoon.
Miss Olga IverSOn returned from
Grafton, N. D.. where she was a guest
for a few days at the Schumacher home.
Mrs. L. NJ Johnson, Lilly and Albert
Bjorklund, autoed down from Warren
Monday and spent the day at the
Brunzell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Backstrom and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Backstrom
and daughter Helen, autoed to Union
Lake Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Henry
and Mr.. N. G. BackstrOm returned to
their business duties on Monday morn
ing, while their families will spend a
few weeks outing at the lake.
Obituary.
Della Kendall, infant daughter of
Mr. Joseph Kendall, was born at AL
varado, MIMI, Nov Goth, 1918, and
passed away at this place July 10th,
1920, aged one year, seven months and
twenty days. The mother, Mrs. Jennie
Kendall, died but a few days ago at
the age of % years. The deeply bereft
father and husband, Mr. Joseph Rem
dahl, and an only child, Jenning Rem
dahl, less than three years of age, are
among the nearest survivors to mourn
their loss. May the good Lord in his
infinite mercy strengthen and comfort
those who are in sorrow. Joseph c..
Mattson, pastor of the Swedish Luth-
eran church at Alvarado, otticiated at
the funeral services of little Della.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14

Mrs. Newman, of Willmar, MIMI, is
visiting at the home Of her brother
Nels Dahlman and family.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson and two
daughters, of Warroad, Misses Nellie
and Esther Peterson, of Duluth, autoed
down and spent Sunday and Monday
at the F. E. Dahlgren and Brunzell
homes
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14

Miss Clara Bengtson returned from
Newfolden Monday morning, where sht
has spent two weeks at her parenta
home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07

year for the automobile races which will be run off Saturday afternoon than ever has been gathered together in this section of the country.
 Jonnie Raimey of Memphis, Tenn, will pilot his little Essex in three of the seven events scheduled for the aft ernoon's programme. Raimey finished inside the money in one event in Mem- phis last Saturday and won the other two events in which he was entered.
 Texas George Clark is in Birmingham with his big Briscoe Special and, after a look at the track yesterday morning, said he would be able to show local fans "gobs of speed
 Roe Brainard will pilot a Dusenberg manufactured by the same people who built the car in which Tommy Milton negotiated 156 4-1o miles per hour at Daytona Beach last April.
 Besides these drivers, Ray La Plant will pilot stutz,, Harry .Demster an Auburn Special, and Bob Cline an Essex.
 Seven events will constitute the aft ernoons programme, auto polo and all the vaudeville acts will again be seen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07
Alexa Stirling Has Close Call
 In Golf Match
Champion Wins Only After Hard Battle-Upsets Ere
 quent During Days Play

Cleveland, Ohio, October 6.-Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta, the champion, was given quite a battle by Miss Elaine Ro- senthal of Chicago today in the second round of match play in the women's na- tional golf championship at the Maydeld links, winning and 1, when she shot a birdie two on the seventeenth. Her play was the most remarkable performance of the tournament Playing a spoon from the tee, the champion put the ball with in four feet of the cup and ran it down for a two, while Miss Rosenthal with a six-foot putt to tie,' was short by six inches
 Miss Edith Cummings, Chicago, will be paired against Alexa Stirling tomor- row.
 Upsets were frequent during the day and several women who have frequently been finalists were eliminated from play.
 The first surprise came when Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago defeated Mrs. w. A. Gavin of New York. and 2. in we'll played match. Mrs. Gavin failed rapid ly after the turn, and was quickly de- feated on the inside nine
 Miss Marion Rollins of Westbrook CfuD, New York, was victor in the feature match of the day, when she defeated Mrs. F. c. Let's of Chicago, women's western champion, 1 up in 20 holes.
 Mrs. J. V. Hurd, Pittsburgh, defeated Mildred Caverly of Philadelphia, and 9 when the Philadelphian went to pieces on the fifteenth, and picked up her ball.
 In the upper half of tomorrow's pair- ings, Mrs. Ernest Byfield, of New Lon don. will play Mrs. c. H. vanderbeck, Philadelphia, who today defeated MISS Dorothy Klotz, Chicago.
 Mrs, Hurd Meets Miss Marion Rollins in the feature match of the lower bracket and Mrs. Quentin Feitner, New York, plays Mrs. David Gaut of Memphis Summary:
 Mrs. Ernest Byfeld. New London, de- feated Miss Bessie Fenn, Portland, Me- 3 and 1.
 Mrs. W. H. vanderbeck. Philadelphia, defeated Miss Dorothy Klot, Chicago, and 4.
 Miss Edith Cummings, Chicago, defeat ed Mrs. W. A. Gavin, New York, and 2
 Mrs J. V. Hurd, Pittsburg. defeated N 3s Mildred Caverly. Philadelphia and 2.
 Mrs. Quentin Feitner, New York, de- feated Mrs. R. H. Barlow, Philadelphia and 5.
 Mrs. David C. Gaut, Memphis, defeated Mrs. Caleb F. Fox. Philadelphia, and 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07
Enters
 Essex In State
 Fair Auto Races

Louis Disbrow, peer of dirt track drivers, blew into town about ' o'clock last night just to take whack at some of the purses Saturday" as he put it. Yes, it's true, the daddy or them all at negotiating a circular dirt track at top speed has entered the auto races to be staged at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon.
 Disbrow brings with him his little Essex, with which he has been copping off big money the past few months.
 My little car has speed enough to land me first place in practically every event in which I enter" Disbrow stated last night. That little Essex beauty has speed to burn, and, believe me, I certainly intend to burn it when I get going Saturday.
 Disbrow is making his first visit to Birmingham since 1913. He has raced all over the country since that time and is now regarded as one of the most successful drivers in the country.
 Local fans who have been follow ing the motor game the past ten
 years or so will probably remember
 Disbrow as the pilot of the famous
 J. I. C. beach racing car, that pow
 erfuI machine which was capable of
 developing 200 horsepower and
 could travel at a rate of about 15O
 miles hour. or more. DisbrOw
 Is the only driver who could suc-
 cessfuIly pilot this giant racer on
 n circular track.
 Secretary Dent of the Alabama State Fair has secured more entries this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07
Fleming Drives
 Princess Mary
 to Easy Victory
Reamy Macey's Driving Is One of Features of Days Pro-
 qramme-0ther Results

Lexington, Ky, October 6-The Cum berland stake for zo5 pacers went to the Canadian mare, Princess Mary, driv- en by her owner, Vic Fleming, at today s grand circuit meeting. The principal con- tender was another Canadian-bred pacer, Calgary Earl. now owned by Robert Burgess of Winona, Ill. One of the features of the day was the driving of the local boy, rreamy Macey, who won the 2:11 trot with Dagastan, giv- ing him a new record of 2:07A in the second heat, while at the close Of the second heat of the 2:19 trot he stood first with Hobnob, another son of Siliko. The unfinished 2:06 pace was easy for Tramp safe.
 The 2:10 pace went to the Pennsylvania mare, Hazel Kuestner, though Ruth Patch, from the Whitehead stable, best. ed her in the first heat.
 Loyal w., the favorite, could not con- meet, second in the second heat being the best he could do.
 The feature performance of the day from time standpoint was that of the green mare, Cali Curci, who trotted against time in 2:03A.
 She is the property of Fred Cline of Indianapolis, and was driven by Mart Wilson. An offer of s25,0O0 was refused , for her shortly after her performance,
 2a4 pace, three heats, purse sl 900; two heats Tuesday:
 Trampsafe, TO. C.. by Trampfast
 fStokesl ................... ] Lady Brooke, b. m. (Snow) , Lady Barongale, b. m. (Reamy Maceyl '................... ss
 Walter R. and James Rowdy also start ed Time, 2:0SA, 20sA. 2:051a.
 211 trot, three heats, purse I,O0O: Dagatan, b g :, by Siliko (Reamy
 Macey) ........................... Betty Thornton, blk m. QErs-
 kine) ..-........-.-.......... .s...'. U z Mary Coborn, ch. m. (Pitman)
 Sis Bng, Black Diamond and General Burlew also started. Time, 2:OS15, 2:07A, 2.0S%. IA
 The Cumberland. POS pace, two in three heats. purse s2,0o0:
 Princess Mary, b, m., by Lloyd
 Bell ~, Fleming) .........-.,......
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07

Calgary Earl, oh. h. Cf-arrn) ........ 7
 Northern Direct, br. h. (Pitmanl.. 4 l Peter Look, Charley Sweet. Hollywood 1 Mac. Lillian S, Symbol S., Forest and ] Harvester also started Time s0oA' 1 2 O3s4, 206is
 2:lo pace, three heats, purse Sl,UV: Haxel I<uestner. br. m., by Walnut
 Ruth Patch, b. m. (Whitehead).. , 1 Lcyal w., b. h. (valentine) ........ [ l Kokomo George, Cherry Willis. Lucy Walters, General Baldwin. Dan Elger and J. c. l.. also started. Time, 2NoA, 2;O5h. 2:OsS.
 2:l9 trot, two in three (unfinished),
 purse s1.ooo:
 | Hobnob. b. E., by Siliko (Reamy
 Alicola, b. m. (Egan) ................... l crex h. ,n,. lHindsl a,.,,,.,,,,.....,a, 1 Fay Lee SnsNey fanehs tssN sss N X obey. SsssrcsfwsTihv The sreaE Mc. arsxdf and HaFsac also staytgd' Tin'~' 2:1isx. 2EsE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-07
Roy EHar,1 Fired
 By Vol Officials
Nashville To Have New Club Manager Next Year,
 Roy Says

Nashville, Tenn, October 6.-On the eve of leaving for his home at Con- shohocken, Pa, Roy Ellam. manager of the Nashville baseball club since 1916, made public last night the fact that he had been dismissed as manager of the club.
 T understand" he said. they charge me with not getting. results"
 President Sloan declined to give FL lam his release. He said that he felt the club should get some benefit from him. Ellam, who held a small block of stock in the club, has disposed of his holdings.
 It is understood Nashville will sell Ellam or trade him for other players.