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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Eastern Grid Gossip
HARVARD,

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct N21.-More
than 5000 spectators will see Captain
"Bo" Mcmillan and his Kentucky
Colonelsa clash with Captain Horween and
his Crimson football machine at Harvard
stadium Saturday afternoon. Exactly
$4,000 tickets for the game had been
distributed today, aud even these were
insufficient to- meet the demands.
SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 21.-Jimmy
Frugone a second string star, will re.
place Cowell, who is injured, at quarter
back for the Syracuse team against Dart
mouth at Hanover Saturday The Syra-
cuse eleven, all members In excellent
physical condition, left for Lebanon, N.
H., East night.
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH Oct. 21.-University of
Pittsburgh players will have their las
workout this afternoon before they play
Georgia Tech at Forbes field Saturday.
Team work has been emphasized all this
week.
PRINCETON.
= PRINCETON, NJ j., Oct 21-Mal
Dickinson and Captain Callahan today
and theNline was considerably stronger
ASIA result. Another hard serimmage
was the order today in preparation for
the Navy.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 21.-Coal Fol
we'll TODAY gave the Navy scrubs orders
to use princeton plays, picked up by
Navy scouts, against the first eleven.
The makeup of the team that will be
sent against Princeton is still unde-
cided
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Butler Golfers Busy

About thirty golfers and. near golfers
Of Butler have signihed their intention
to participate in a school tourney and
have been matched by the tournament
committee, composed of Truman Felt, II.
10y and Marion Mercer.
Play was to begin today as the first
The second round is to be played by Oct.
81 and the third round by Oct. 80. The
tournament play is to be completed by
Nov. t.
matches will be nine holes. with the ex
ception Of the finals, which win be eight
cen. The tournament win be played on
the city links at Ellenberger park. The
school champion will receive a gold
watchfob and second and third will also
be rewarded.
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EARLHAM EXPECTS
HARD STRUGGLE

RICHMOND, Ind. Oct. 2l.--Earlhan
Is expecting one Of the hardest battles
on It's 1920 schedule with Butler on lr
win field. indianapolis, Saturday after
moan, but Earlhgm IS expecting TO coma
out OF the fray with the winners end
or the spells.
Coach Pat Page has evidently worked
wonders with the Christian eleven this
season, But the old war horse, CoaS b
Move also has his Quaker athletes step
ping along az a merry clip, and their
ler-s home coming day a glooms one.
The comparative scoring SYSTEM gives
Buffer the shade over Earlham, but the
Quakers aren't giving rap for the dope,
claiming that they could have handed
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TO BATTLE HARD
VALPO MEANS

VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 21,-yalpo
fcotballers are ready to give Coach
hockne's Notre Dame Irish the seasons
on Cartier field Saturday.
Having held Harvard to a 2f-to-O count.
the first half being scoreless, the ValDo
eleven's strength Is proven to be far
superior to that of any other season.
has drilled his men in the art Of bresK-
ing up aerial plays, in which the Irish
atAietes excel. YaapO5s line held like
stone in the Harvard game, and If the
second line OF defense can succeed in
knocking down the passes Of George
than a httle trouble in stacking up a
winning total.
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R0CKNE KEEPS
IRISH ON JUMP

NoTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 21-There
IS belief rampant in the Notre Dame
camp that Rockies men will run into
task Saturday when they meet Val
paraiso. Despite the crippled condition
OF his squad, Rockne ran his pupils
through q stif scrimmage with the fresh
men Wednesday ana the same program
had been announced for today. Brandy,
injured quarter back, was In Uniform
Wednesday. but was kept out Of scrim-
mage. ktiey and Degree have not re-
covered from lnjaries suffered ae Linz
coin and neither player win BE- used
Saturday.
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EIWOod High Shows
Strong Attack and
Scores Big Victory
BIunae, KonOld and LeIcis
Shine in Al to 8 Triumph
Over Greenfield.

ELwOOD. Ind, Oct. 21.-More than
1000 football fans saw the Elwood High
School team defeat Greenfield High school
by Altos score here yesterday inter
noon.
Using q clever assortment Of forward
passes and split interference plays. the
Elwood aggregation swept through the
defense of the Gold and Black eleven for
seven tOuchdowns,> and five goals were
kicked following the scoring of the touch
downs.
Greenfield team by the toe of Left End
Stricken. 1t wEs early In the second
period that the Greenfield eleven showed
best and the visitors broke through the
defense Of the Crimson eleven for series
of gains. Then Elwood held. and 1t war
fourth down with eight yards to gain.
when Stricken dropped back for his try
at goal. Standing on the thirty -fve-yard
line, he made pretty, drop kick from
a difficult angle and scored Greenheld's
three points.
Blume, the tall Elwood half back, made
the most sensational run OF the game,
covering fifty yards around Greenfelds
end- Forward passes, Blume to konold,
coupled with the line smashes Of Lewis.
gave Eiwood> mdst of its ground. The
Elwood line men broke through and re-
covered the ball twice when the Green
field center made bad passes to his back
field The Crimson seemed TO take adj
vantage Of every missplay Of the Wis
itcrs.
Greenfield never quit fighting, but
seemed unable to solve the overhead
passes of the Elwood team and when the
Gold and Black line would hold the
Crimson backs shot forward passes to
the Elwood ends for big gains. Lineup
and summary:
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Wrestling at Y

The Y. NJ c. A. wrestling program
brought out some hard matches last
night. In the opening contest Albert
Dunbar threw Bill Dalton after n If
teen. minute struggle, ana in the feature
event OF the evening an exhibition AFFAIR,
Tom VelOnis and Dunbar tussled nfteen
minutes 10 draw James Nicholson
was eupposed 10 have met velOnis, but
failed 70 appear and Dunbar was sub
Stituted. 1t was the nfth time the two
have met and so FAR neither has gained a
FOL
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BOXING
SMITH VS.. GREB.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct 21.-cun-
boat Smith, accompanied by Manager
Larney Lichteastein of Chicago, arrived
Wednesday for his match here with
Harry Greb this evening. Greb is work.
ing with local heayyweights at the Y. III.
c. A. gymnasium. Floyd Fitzsimmons.
assisting Promoter Eugene KessIsr, an
aounces that he may match the winner
with Jack Dempsey.
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Harvard Bear Stories

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 2I.-
Harvard may be forced by an in
creasing list of casualties Go send a
patched Iine-dp against Center Satur-
day In game that Is holding the
attention of the East.
Captain Horween may be able to
play, bot Havemeyer, Kane, Woods
and Sedgwick, bulwarks. of the heavy
line, are doubtful. NJ
Some odds of Ave to three have
been offered here. favoring Harvard,
while II Is reported New YOrkers are
offering 7 to 5. Odds may change
with the arrival of the s0utherners.
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McGraw to Remain as
Field Boss of Giants

. NEW YORK, Oct. q John ]. MeGraw
has no intention of ing as manag ger
of the New York Gi,ats and deyoting
his attention to the business end of the
game, according to f. X. McQuade, treas
urer of the club. His statement was
made to refute the report that Hugh Jen-
nings, late manager of the Detroit Tigers.
and former team mate of the Giant boss.
would be at the helm Of the New Workers
next year.
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Italy Enters Two

N.WASHINGToN, Oct 21.-ItaIy win
have two entries In the international
balloon race to start from Birmin CHAM,
Ala, Saturday, the Italian embassy an
nouneed today.
One of the Italian balloons will te in
charge, Of Maje' Vale, who won the last
j International race at Antwerp. The Ifal-
ian balloons were described by the EN-
bassy as having several novel character
istfcs, In that they are netless and the
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Spencer Asserts BOrtOn
Offered Him Bride Roll

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. DIV. H. Nc
Carthy, president of the Pacific Coast
Baseball League, announced today he had
received a letter from Edward (Tubl
Spencer, former catcher for the Salt Lake
club, that .'Eabe" Borton, suspended Yer
non player, had offered him a $1,000
bribef
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COLLEGE BOXERS oReANrzB.

NEW YORK, Oct. Attenuation OF
an intercollegiate boxing association win
he considered at a meeting here next Fri
day night of professors from numerous
institutions interested In the project.
Tentative rules for the organization have
been drawn UP by a committee headed
by DR.. r. Halt Mckenzie, University of
Pennsylvania.
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MOORE BEATS PunYEAR-

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Pal Moore, Mem
pills, won a decision over Earl Puryear
Of Oklahoma in ten rounds here last
night. Phil belmont won a decision over
Johnny Hayes in fifteen rounds. Eddie
Fletcher, Jersey City, and Sammy Noble,
fought twelve slow rounds, Fletcher. win
ming
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HARrFoRp cITY Busy.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Oct. 21-rhe
Hartford City Athletics football team has
retained Paul Swank, high school coach
here, to train the team The Jonesboro
Antlers will be here Sunday for a game.
The Antlers have the reputation of being
one Of the best teams In this part OF the
State.
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Hanover and Wilmington worse beatings
L they SO desired, and pointing to their
Saturday victory over Rose Poly as
quite IA nifty feat. ,Earlham holds a
clean record for the season, while But
Ter has lost one of their three games
played.
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RIPPLE BEATS DANvILLE.

DANVILLB. Ind, Oct 21.-The local
In defeat before the fast Broad Ripple
ave here, losing % to 8. Practically all
of last years team was lost through
graduation, and the new men were I'M
able to cope with the visitors fast Mt
tack,
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Around the Big Ten
WISCONSIN.


Madison, Wis.AThe Badgers wera 10
leave here this afternoon for Columbus
Last year Ohio State won from WILSON,
sin through the medium Of Chick Har-
ley's educated toe Harley Is gone this
they VIII win. The squad is in good
shape.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Stung by two de-
feats by rival conference teams. Coach
Williams has mapped out a stlfr program
for the Minnesota grid warriors and
practice will start an hour earlier each
OHIO STATE.
what crippled when IL meets Wisconsin
Saturday. Frank Willaman, full back,
will be, out OF the npe-up, and Dean
TTott M R1sky gnnrd' is inot In Snt:ng
thority, will attend the game
Iowa City-Coach Howard Jones Ia
building up a strong reserve force for
use In the game with Chicago Saturday
Many second string men were tried out
iIr the varsity lineup in scrimmage prac-
tice wednesday tha lasted until dark.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGo-Iowa'sr Wanted aerial at
tack is due for a bump here Saturday
If Coach Stages plans do not miscarry
Stagg is drilling the Mareons in tricks
that he believes will rob the HaWkeye
speciality of its effectiveness.
ILLINOIS.
URBANA, In.&Thirty gridiron
warriors will leave here tonight under
the guidance Of Coach Bob Zuppke for
ANN Arbor, where the annual illinois
Michigan game will be played on Satur-
day. All of the Illini regulars are In
good shape except Bob Fletcher, who is
i'll.
MICHIGAN.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. 21.-Secret
practice continued today for the Michf-
gan varsity in preparation for the I'LL
noisi game Saturday, and long signal
drill, together with individual instruc
ton of the men, was handed out by the
coaches in a long workout. A spirit of
determination has dominated the camp
and Wolverine followers are looking for
ward to a great contest
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MCCARTHY AND CUTLER.

SPRINGFIELD, In.,~Oct. 21.-Tommy,
Mccarthy Of Minneapolis and Martin Cut
Ter Of Chicago went ten rounds TO a
draw at Beardstown. Cutler had been
engaged at the last minute to take the
place Of Tony Melchoir.
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MICHIGAN.
Yanks Not to Build

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-PIans for a nen
Stadium home for the New York Yankees
Nave been abandoned. Jacob Rupert.
gtdent Of the club, announced Oh his
from the Chicago conclave he had
an agreement with the. Giants
kuse OF the Polo grounds In 1922
u 4r1lnz1r aafc. aranf.AE.la 11a.fLn El1Aa...e.
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Los ANGELES Bours.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Chilly Nc
Cam, a lightweight of Cleveland was
awarded the referees decision over
Young France of Los Angeles. at the
Vernon arena last night. In the semi
windup Tommy O'Brien of Los angeles
took the decision from Chef INeff OF
Seattle,
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CROss-COrNTRy PIN

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-The national
senior championship cross country run
Franklin park course, according to- an
announcement by F. W. RUBEN. secre-
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PERU BEATS wARsAWl
PERU, Ind Oct. 21-zThe Peru High
School football team defeated then War
saw High yesterday afternoon by al score
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Grand Circuit Results
AT ATLANTA WEDNESDAY.

ZIP Glass TrOtting; s-year-Olds; purse
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
J. n. Crisis Shou.Horn Sale.

The following Is a list uf buyers al
J. II. Crisis sale Of Short.Horn cattle.
held in Maryville, Mo. June Is, 1920:
i-sos5.O0. DR.. burgess. Chclsa, Okla.
2-Sl600.OO, George BUnncwcll, Bon
durant. Iowa
3-s20o0O0. VI. l.. Smiley. Brook ston.
i5--S 100000, Joe Miller & Son. Grang-
or, Mo.
Go $2o0o.O0, ". l.. Smiley, BrookSton,
Texas.
CT s20OO.00, aicorgc Bonncwcl, Bon
durant, iowa.
7-Ss00.OO, George Bonncwcll, Bon.
durant, Iowa.
s-s?I5.00, Ed Whitrsidc, Chillicothe.
Mo.
o--s650.Oo, John Barber, Skidmorc,
Mo.
l0-s26O0.OO, J. W. McDermott, 10
kaha, Mo.
IL s550.00. Dr. Burgess. Chelsa, Okla.
i2-sit0o0o, Fred Sutterlin. Graham,
I3--ssoOOo. Jcffcrcrs & Son. Hopkins,
Mo.
: ~ FiIVo'VV' b'o' bonneWell, SllOna
! Iowa.
l5-s $4,000, DIR. Burgess. Chclsa. Okla
80 100000, +. G. BARBER, Skidmorc
Mo.
IL 100000, DR.. Burgess, Chcl, n. Okla
lS-Soj0.OO, $. 4. Nelson, Maloom
Neb.
l9-$725.oO, II. Il, Copper Savannah
Mo.
20 $4,000. DR.. Burgess, ChclSa. Okla
2i-S22h0.O0, Rhynus Bros, Stock,
port, Iowa.
22--ST25.00, +. &. Barber, Skidmore
23-S55O.00, DIR. Burgess, Chelsa, Okla
2i-S500,O0, o. VI. Steed, Lethbridge
Canada.
2a-sl2OO.00, John Barber, Skidmore
2G-S77b.00, DIR. Burgess. Chelsa, Okla
G-$l2b.00, DIR. Burgess, Chelsa, Okla
rs $4,000, Newall Moore, Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa.
29-sI25.00, J. W. McDermott, IA
hoha, Mo.
30-s4O0.OO, DIR. Burgess, Chelsa, Okla
3l-Sl050.0O, Jos. Miller a. Son, Gran
ger, Mo.
32-s7oO.OO, o. NJ. Stead, Lethbridge
Canada.
3S-s375,00, Dr. Burgess, Chelsa, Okla
34-SllO00O, Hopley Stock Farm, At
lantic, Iowa.
35-$375.0O, o. NJ. Stead, Lcthbridge
Canada.
36-sa60.00, J. w. McDermott, Ka
hoha, Mo.
37-S460O 90, J. W. McDermott.
3s-$46o.00. J. W. McDermott.
Total S36,54O.O0; an average o
s96l.50.
Mr.. Crisis sale was the end Of tn
circuit, and held in the afternoon in
stead Of ut night as advertised. How
ever, Mr.. Crist is very well Statistic,
with the results.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
Death of Matt" Davis.

Many Of the older residents of our
county will remember with pleasure
our former citizen, Thomas NJ. (Matt)
Davis, and they will regret to learn Of
his death, although spared to reach
the age Of 81 years. The body was
brought TO Maitland from his home in
Oklahoma. The Maitland Herald, of
June II, gives us the following sketch
of his life.
Funeral services in charge Of Elder
Harlan and Rev. Yount for Thomas
Davis, here at the Methodist church
Sunday, June 6.
He was a pioneer resident of this
county and a sketch Of his life is as
follows:
Thomas NJ. Davis was born in York
county, Maine, and died at his home in
Glencoe, Oklahoma, June 10, 1920, aged
So years.
He came to Iowa in 1863 and about
year later removed to Missouri, 10.
eating in Wing Valley, near the pres.
ent town of Maitland. About 10 years
ago he moved to Oklahoma where he
was residing when he died.
In 1854 he was married to Emma
Overlook of Bangor, Maine, and to
them seven children were born.
At the age of 81 he became a mem
Der of fremont Lodge !. o. o. F., Bos-
ton for 81 years has been faithful
member until his death, and at his
special request this lodge had charge
Of the services at the grave.
This is wonderful record in Odd
Fellowship. He ever endeavOred to re-
lieve the distressed, visit the sick,
educate the orphan and bury the dead
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
Miss Tbelma Judy, Of Springfield,

Miss Thelma Judy, Of Springfield,
Mo-, is here doing duty, assisting her
uncle, Ed Durham in the circuit clerks
office.
4 Don't miss the Camp Fire Girls
play, "The Returning Of Rosalia,'
Wednesday, June so, At the Martin
Theatre. Tickets, 26c. All proceeds
d0atsd 70 the Community League.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25

Robert Thatcher Is home from
Park College for his vacation. This
is his second year in this old historic
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
Attention, Meyer Post

Members of Meyer Post will hold
their regular monthly meeting at their
headquarters on Saturday, June 26, at
2 p. m. Members are urged to at
tend. W - f~
isilSw JACOB KING. =
D. r. DoBYNs. dN Copmander
y Adjuntant w ~ ~ ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
For Sale-Eleven head Of Tried
Pure-Bred Duroc Sows; all immune.
WILL PENNEL,
Route 3, Oregon, M

Miss Rowena Pierce, of Kansas
City, was at home over Sunday last.
She returned Sunday evening, accom-
panied by her father, who. was called
there on busipess.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25

Young Bulls For Sale.
Red Polled Stock. all pedigreed ana
registered.
C. A. ZACHMAN.
,r- Oregon. Mo.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-21
FOrdsOn Tractor
Comes out First
Tractor Demonstration at Stephenson
Farm Won by J. C. Alcott With
a FOrdsOn Tractor.

J. S. Alcott, driving a Fordson trac-
tor yesterday afternoon at the tractor
demonstration at the Stephenson farm,
four miles west Of Kenosha, won the
free-for-all blowing competition match.
At the finish Mr. Alcott was length
ahead of the Wallis. The record for
yesterday was established by the Ford
son tractor which plOwed three acres
in 8h hours with the small consump-
ton of 51a gallons of kerosene.
There were ten different tractors en-
tered for the match. They are as fol
lows; Titan, Fordson, Twin City,
Butler, Avery, Allis-C Chalmers, Wallis,
Case and Cletrac.
Mr.. Phillips who owns the Stephen
son farm deserves a vote of thanks for
his cooperation, as well as the tractor
companies that entered tractors. The
blowing contest officials were Prof. F.
W. Duffee, Agricultural Agent Ben F.
Wood and C. E. Walsh.
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

There will be a social evening at the
church this week Friday, given jointly
Ay Wesley and Pleasant Prairie. Re-
Treatments will be served. No admis-
sion. Come and bring your friends.
Rev. H. Martin spent Tuesday and
Monday in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Halle have gone
to housekeeping in the rooms over the
post office, formerly occupied by the
Mems Club.
Mrs. Archer Grove was the guest of
Mrs. Arnold New Year a few days last
week.
Robert Gilmore wishes to express
his sincere thanks and appreciation for
the kindness of the friends and neigh
bors who assisted him during the ill
ness and death of his little SON
The Royal Neighbors gave a delight
full double shower last Tuesday for two
members who were recent brides. They
were Mrs. Jessie Hollenbeck New Year
and Mrs. Hazel Smith Gilmore. Both
received useful gifts of silver, linen
and pyrex. The tables were decorated
with autumn leaves and two kewpie
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-21
Mrs. Mary Elsen
Called by Death
Wife of County Supervisor Peter
Elsen Dies This Morning After
a Long Illness.

Mrs. Mary Elsen, aged sixty-three
years, the wife of County Supervisor
Peter Elsen, died early this morning
at the st. Catherine hospital from an
attack of chronic heart trouble. Mrs.
Elsen had been in failing health since
last April, but she was not believed to
be seriously i'll until late Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Miller Elsen was born in
Utica, New York, May /, 1857, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Miller. She came to Kenosha at an
early age and settled in the town of
Paris, later coming to Kenosha. She
was married to Peter Elsen in the St.
George church in April 1875, and to
this happy union eight children were
born, who with the husband survive
her. The surviving children are: John
P. Elsen, of Omaha; Mrs. Joseph
Miller, Cedar Rapids; Matt Elsen, Ke-
nosha; Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Kenosha;
Mrs. Andrew Smith, Detroit; William
Elsen, Milwaukee, and August Elsen
and Miss Katherine Elsen, Kenosha.
The deceased is also survived by one
brother, John Miller, of Racine, and
two sisters, Mrs. Lyman Morehouse
of Kenosha, and Mrs. Andrew Mccain
ney of Wilmette.
Mrs. Elsen was a member of the
st. Margaret's Court of the Catholic
Order of Lady Foresters, and of the
Mothers Sodality of the St. George
church and had taken an active part
in the work of both organizations.
She has a wide circle of friends in
Kenosha.
The funeral services will be held at
the st. George church Friday incoming
at nine with interment following in
the family plot at the st. George
cemetery.
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Auto Destroyed in
Tuesday Night Fire
Blaze With a Loss of Over $1,000 Re-
suits from Crossed Wires in an
Automobile.

Crossed wires in an automobile re-
suited in fire just after eleven o'clock
Tuesday night which damaged a barn
owned by D. Terabassa located at s23
Park street to the amount of $500 and
completely destroyed an automobile be-
longing to Alfred Peck with a loss of
5000. When the fire department was
called to the barn, the automobile was
all but destroyed, but the building was
saved after hard fight on the part
OF the firemen. The automobile had
been used during the early part of the
evening. 1t was said that the firemen
were unable to tell just what had
caused the fire but that it had started
IN the automobile. The loss is covered
by insurance.
During the fire the police arrested
l.. q. Harbert on a charge of driving
over the fire hose and he was to appear
IN court today and answer charges
made by the fire chief.
People have got to stop interfering
with the work of the department" de-
olared Chief Schwartz this morning
The work of the department has been
repeatedly handicapped by people driv-
ing in front of the fire wagons and
driving over the hose. We are tbrough
warning people and we are going to
arrest every person who interferes
with us in the future"