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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Our popular correspondence from
Camp Furlong was omitted from
yesterdays issue owing 10 too much
political ncws. Now that Wilson's
successors have been nominated con.
ditions will become normal and Il h
hoped the Daily Courier will be
more newsy than cvrr. from now
ON u will be- A Connecting Rod and
spliv a splav's fault u their articles
do not appear daily. i.N
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Lieutenant and Mrs Conrad enter.
tanned with a Q o'clock dinner Mon.
day. July 5. The invited encsis Wcrn
Mra Conrad's brother. Nr. HERMAN
Esch: Mrb. n y. rrcnl Mles Jewel
Trent and Mr.. Prank . DaNat
After dinnrr they attended lhc
minstrel show NJ Moline hall.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
lIrs WIIInuham mrre an visa

Mrs. n. q. Willingham. whose hus.
band formerly owned the City Mar.
ket. stopped over IN Columbus 10 see
her many friends and Will leave In
the morning for Globe, Arizona, Ia
visit relatives during the summer
sngnihs Mr.. Willingham Is In the
tire business In Breckenridge. Texas.
and Is doing we'll
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

A dog sat out IN the midnight
chill and howled al the bcamina
moon. His knowledge OF music was
strictly nil and his voice was out
Of tune And be h0wled and howled
Us the hours went by, while dodging
the bricks We threw, ull The moon
was low in the western sky. and his
voice was split In two. And there
wasn't a llIing nj which 10 howl over
which a pup should weep, and the
howl Of the dog was wrong and foul.
for the people were lid 10 sleep,
There are plenty Of men like that
blamed fool hound. who yell when
there's nothing wr0ng. disturbing
the country with senselcss sound
the pessimists doleful song.--Ex.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

i0s was the hlehesi temperature
Of today and that was q plenty. A
.good stuff hrccze was hlowlnE which
helped uul some. Last night was
sullry aud hardly a breath Of air
was floating around. which b. say
the least l. unnslsl IN Columbus.
Here's hoping for tie rainmaker
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
Mork on The NIo.IeI Rrsmrd.

A. d. Frosts new building on
broadway is nearing completion and
when the interior decorations are
finished Capin a son will occupy
the store building with a first class
haberdashery.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Captain Burge, who FOR many
months has been popular as a licu.
tenant Is now a captain, and . re.
cci,lng the congratulations OF his
many friends, not only IN the Army
nut IN Columbus as we'll
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

MENICO CITY. July the office
pf The secretary OF war and marine
lollay confirmed reports of an arm.
kiice between the forces of Fran.
cisco villa and the government has
bccn agreed 10.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
Bank Cashier Visitor In Columbus

"a. l.. Day, cashier 0f-thc tanK Of
l~ollc, Ia, was a guest Of the >. A..
NorwOOds OF TINS city over the
rOufth. Mr.. Gay h a Shriner aliu
s,oppcu over on nls return Ir0m ,nr
Snimers convention al P0rtianu
Vregon. hc departed Tor his honlr
"a lwolle last evening.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

beaten oh0ui The face ANA win
ercol handIula ~ htr hair pulled
not. Nrs. Theodore N|nnc|A Of AIM.
qucrque was carried into her Anmt
IN hysierfol coudII|Un while Nrs
A. Wypr WAS laAeu heIura ihe DO
lice and rcsluircd 70 EItr bond Ihf
her appearance before ne judet ~
answer 70 . chargr Of at.an|I Nra
WISER. q 4 said ACCUSED Hra MN
ncho .. bcing i|4e cousc Of hnr Al.
rest aud trial during Ihf war a.lh
Germany under lhr fsnlcnl&f hfi
Latest tepofls last nInh| wrrt ID ihr
effect that Mira N|nnebn would o..
cover but would not hc able u al.
pcar a. . witness IN The Ir|a|
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

John 7. Mack returned from NJ
paso last night John p. was In the
city placing orders for mining equip.
ment for the homaho Mining Com.
pany.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
Tots Have Party.

Mrs. William Klein entertained
Tuesday afternoon celebrating Miss
'T0olsle" klelns third birthday.
Little Miss Klein was sowned IN
pink georgetle. Several views 0f
the small party were taken by q
photographer. Dolls and toys Of al
description added 10 the pleasures
OF the youngsters. The little people
were seated around a little table aud
served with delicious refreshments
The colorx, yellow and white. were
carried out IN The cake. candles
Ices, fayors and decorations. Miss
Tooisle's little friends helping ~
celebrate were Little Misses Naihel
Weld. Charlotte Frost, Wllmalh Cox.
Caihcryno Johnston. Dolly Tracy
Masters Douglas and Baby Ffosl.
Jimmie Weld. Arthur Smith. Cooper
McKcmy. Jr. and Billy Klein.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Two gigantic kauri trees have
been discovered IN New Zealand,
each estimated 10 contain as much
sawablc lumber as three acres Of an
average European forest r
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Portable apparatus has tecn per,
fccicd which enables physicians and
surgeons 10 make use Of the A.ray
IN any home where an electric light
current IA available.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Greenwood
are entertaining Mrs. T. n. urcrn.
wood OF Kansas city. Mrs. 4. r.
Greenwood Is a COUSIN OF James l..
greenwood. the next member OF the
slate legislature from Luna county.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
SMALL TALK
Hotel Arrivals

Following are the arrivals ni the
Hotel Clark-D X. Payne ". =
lyon. VI paso: ?. J. l.ockhart and
GEORGE Eberle, Douglas AriR
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Lee Thomas has dlsposcd OF his
dairy business 10 Ars |. n stencil.
colnb 81 This city.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

hucfIa nH the president OF The fr|
public OF Mexico.
an aides OF Villa within cIoso
range vcre ordered B, him 10 be-
present ni ne Conference Among
those who a|Icnde1 were soaltncs
Dc n 0arsa. Nicola. Fcfnahdo1. lose
Reyes Jose Artada. pWIifIo on
nclae. M|nel TrI||n. lose lnafIclIa
aud hallaz1r plnono. an these par
licipelcd IN NE can|rrcncc and ,||s
cussed ihc terms pI surrender with
Torres.
led hg Guides
Two guides led Torres 10 the place
oi meeting with Villa over The
mountain trails.
A soon a. The terms of surrender
We're slsncd by Villa and his men
there were loud acclemallons and
rvlvas" given for President Dc Ia
Hucrla, General Callcs and General
ObfcEcn.
Before rplrns left villa ordered a
fine dinner 10 be served.
Travel from iunrcl info the IN.
terror viii be- absolutely safe until
the 18th ui duly. Iorrrs announced
before starting for Mexico City. N
The lerms Of surrender Of villa ARE
approved BY President de- Ia nucrla
llgrn peace will b. permanent
Turrrs was " ltaVe Tcrrenn on
Wednesday 10 take The terms Of >dr.
render up with President De 10
hucrta and General Gales
Escohar Plans Campaign.
A campaign Of determination
against villa and his followers u
promised by General J. q. Escobar.
commander of federal forces IN the
state Of Chihunhuaa General Escohar
plans 10 leave for Chihuahua City
Early Wednesday morning.
= intend 20 initiate an encrTrlic v
campaign against villa Immediately.
Notwithstanding hts announcement
be- would suspend hosiililies until
after July i5." General Escobar a.
serted Tuesday night.
Il am not able 10 state nt present
Just where ] will have my head.
quarters, ~ that will be- determined
BY the nature Of the campaign and
Villas whereabouts intend 10 use
cavalry against him principally. The
campaign will be pursued enerTeii.
eally until Villa Is captured OF rs
KILLED.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Fcins Forced 10 Rrducc Stock Sale
starts Monday, July y.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

which the following balls were pre-.
senied.
C. W. Beard. night waichman
and pumpmnn ----- ------- $500
n. Tucker. helper on truck 3iHa
William Smith. truck driver 900
Edwin q. Dean, stamps, salary
as city clerk for june 60bO
I J. Cole. office rent for June 1900
c. n. Rogers, marshal. June 1880
J. Y. Dennis. deputy .marshal
for June -------------------tO tOOO0
foxworlht tialbraiih Co. lmh'r 1881
n. ]. Yarbrough. feed for pond i.o0
Columbus Drug Co. charity .ijhe
J. l.. Walker, pump supplies. $500
l'arlor DRUG Store, fiaFs $40
". A. sipr0ai. legal services il.00
Columbus Daily Courier, pub
fishing proceedings -------- 1882
A. Frederickson, power and in.
stalling street lights ------ lboo
Motion by Trustee McAuley. see.
onded by TRUSTEE Elliott. that ala
bills DE- allowed and warrants issued
for same. Motion carried. The vote /;
IN. w. Elliott --...-----~------- Yea
lC. y. MrAuiey -----------------l Yea
The clerks report was read and
submilted lo the finance committee.
The lreasurers repogl was read
and submitted 10 The finance com
mitlee.
n. Esifallado's application for q
building permit was read.
Muil0n By Trustee Elliott ami sec.
onded BY Fredcrickson thai n ks'
llrnlladn's application for building
permit be- allowed and The clerk IN.
slrucle,i 10 issue same Motion car
ried.
Motion by Trustee Frederickson
and scconded by Elliott that The
clerk be- instructed 10 get check
from J. J. Clark and omit his water
rent Motion carried.
Motion by Trustee Frederlrksnn
and seconded by McAuley that the
Iadndry water rute be fixed nj 40
cents per 1900 gallons. Motion ear
flcd.
There being no further business
1.-The trustees adjourned
J. n. BLAIR Mayor
EDWIN q. DEAN, clerk.
lfom IluIsey's son Sick.
/ AZ A. Hulseg Of iho Gap Depart
4 .,....l al.... -. ..II..I. ~ .,,t,Il n. nltIln
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

Watch for Il. Wait for u. Fcm's
Forced 10 heduce stock Sale.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

fom Fhulsey's Son Sick.
q. A. Hulseg Of Tho Gap Depart.
nlenf Store rcprtlA eon o. quite
lll and under lbe doctors care,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
Meeting Of the City
Board Of Trustees
coIumbua. n. N. InIy q. Ipn.

Columbus. n. NJ. July O. igeD.
The Board of Trustees met IN reg.
ular session last evening with Mayor
J. r. Blair presiding and the follow
ing trustees present. h. W. Elliott.
A. Frederickson. c. n. McAules
William Klein was absent.
The minutes Of the previous meet.
Ing were road and approved. after
which the following bills were pre-.
srnied:
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07

For SAIE-00od lot near llm
school house. cheap for cash. Call
ut Courier Office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-07
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


FOR sALk-siO0 lot for SO. Ad.
dress y. o. BOX 3i3. or call at
Courier office for details.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
MIMIC A. G. TEAM
VS.. SCATENAS

Next Sundays attraction a. Morris
park will DC a game between tho fast
Mimic A. c. and the Hammond Sea-
tcnas. This club has defeated such
strong teams as the Tzzo A. 4. and the
Chicago All Stars and played a tic
came with the Indians The latter
team held Cicero last Sunday 10 a 1
10 0 score with Billy Mack on the mound
for cicero. This club has been recon-
mende by no other than Nate kaJlin-
president of the league. and il any ono
knows a ball club Nate surely does as
he has managed some Of the best ball
in and around Chicago.
The Mimic A. c. batteries for next
sunday. as given by Mana ger H l. Sain
viii be Schultz and Schilling. SchiIling
In his hve games with the club has
won four of the I'VE and one tie. The
Management OF the Hammond Scatenas
has left nothing undone in its efforts
to secure a first class ball clug for
next Sundays game and assure the
fans tina they AVE been successful
n a real game is expected. The line
up and batteries will be announced in
Saturday nights Times. Game called
at 9 p. m, new time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
LEVNSkY
BATTLE IS
POSTPONED

KANSAS CITY. No. June 1S.-An-
nouncemcnt was made here today by
Jack Curley, boxing promoter, that the
bout between Georges Carpenter,
French heavy weight. and Battling lie
Whisky set for July IS in New York,
had been postponed until October 10.
Anouncemen also was made by
Curley that Carpenter. his wife. and
Francis Descamps. his manager would
sail from New York for France July
10. Carpenter and Descamps. it Nas
stated. would return 70 the United
states in time for Carpenter 20 train
for the bout.
Carpenter received the news Of the
acquittal Of Jack Dempsey. heavy
weight champion, IN San Francisco on
charges of conspiracy 10 evade the
draft laws when ne arrived here last
evening. He declared the verdict re-
moved the last obstacles in the way
IF q match between Dempsey and him
sell.
Now I can talk championship
fEht.' he said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
]. Tillman
Substitutes
For O'Keefe

Johnny Tltlman Of 81. Paul Will he
the opponent Of Sailor Freedman in
tire main bout Of the thirty round box
ing show at Osweso's new arena in
East Chicago tomorrow afternoon. Den
mis- o Keefe. who was originally signed
for the go was forced to cancel yes
terday because Of an injury to his hand
which will put him out Of the game
Tor a few weeks. While the change Viii
be a disappointment for some of the
OKeefe fans. Oswego ia well pleased
and says that the Tillman-Freedman
boat VIII be even better than the Freed
man-O Keefe bout would have been.
TlIlman is no slouch in the ring and
has been up against championship ma
teriaI. He has twice fought Ted Lewis.
welterweight champion of the world.
fighting a no-decision six round bout
the first time and losing 10 Lewis the
second time IN a twenty round battle
a Denver.
The other bouts on the card are the
same as originally and each
is declared to be a classic in its par
ticular class. Teddy Murphy and John
ny Lewis viii tie up in the seni-wlnd
up at les pounds and will so ten rounds.
Lewis. who Is featherweight champion
Of California. is scheduled to set the
pace in this bout but Murphy's friends
believe that the boy from the movie
state" will have 8 surprise before the
ten rounds are over.
Billy Henry of the Great axes and
Stanley Mcbride Of the Chicago stock
yards Will put on the first bout or ten
stanzas at 12S pounds ard although
McBride claims 20 have the edge In hit
tins he viii have a hard time getting
past Henry's defense. Henry j. sched-
uled 70 demonstrate the science of box
ing.
The arena is being completely circIed
today and Viii be ready for the crowd
early IN the morning. The gates VIII
be open at two an dthe SHOW will be-
gin promptly at three.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
St. Louis /; Philadelphia 0.
No others played
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18

Boston Rcd Sox and VIII JOIN Bar
outht hen they hit Detroit i
IS presumed that the sale of Outnelder
Hunter to the HOLSTERS BIZ tho Red
soN IS part 81 the deal
X-A-x
NJ s. Kelly. famous on the vaude-
Vile stage as The virginia Judge
tells his story about Jimmy Clabby.
which deals with q battle between
ciabhg tine American. and Ed Wll-
liams. 80 New south Wales who was
regarded hy Australians at the time as
a prospective middle weight champion.
"Clabby used Williams as a punching
pa %recounted Kelly. III could have
finished the Australian i'll any round
that he wished. But he had decided e.
give the crowd Of fans a liltIe run Tor
lfs money So he was just PLAYING
around with Williams sabbing. lab
bins iabbing And Williams. although
doing his best, couldn't brush one b
the leads aside.
And then. from Williams corner one
of his Cochney seconds shouted
Guard yourself guard yourself.
Don let i'm III YOU
Williams fcli into a clinch. looked
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
AUTO RACES
On SUNDAY At
CROWN POINT

GROWN POINT. Ind. June Is
Judging from the entries for the Auto
Speed events which VIII take place
a. the Lake County Fair Grounds. on
SUNDAY afternoon, June 20. 1920, under
the auspices OF the American Legion
90 Crown Point, there IS no doubt but
Via some OF the best dr., ors and tie
fastest cars In this secaion viii partiC-
pate n the events.
The drivers and cvars which will be
IN -competition in the Crown Point
events will include some Of the best
dirt track drivers participating in the
mile and half mile dirt track meets,
In view OF the fact ~ program Viii
be made UP principally Of free-or-alfs
and some special match events the
piston displacement VII not be limited
60 a maximum O under zoo cubic inch
es.zTnese events viii be staged under
. sanction issued by the International
Motor Contest Association.
The entries to-date include:
Larry y. stone. Duesenberg. No. S.
"SVede" Anderson. Chevrolet.
Jimm!e Costa. Fiat.
Earnie Fosnaugh. Peugeot.
Harry Davies, RATIO Special.
Ray Rountree. Zip Ray.
Leon Delvaux. Drexel.
The world renowned 300-horse-power
Bitten Benz viii also DC driven in a
one mile exhibition. This car was
imported for the late speed king. Bob
Burnan. and for four consecutive years
held the worlds straightaway record
made on the salt beds OF Saltura. Utah.
covering the distance Of one mile in
rs Is seconds
with the aboue lists o. entries a.
ready assured for the Crown Point
speed events, II is almost a certainty
thai plenty OF thrills and excitement
may be IN store for the followers Of
Automobile races. with such drivers as
Anderson, Costa, Stone and Davies. en-
tered. az these boys viii certainly give
& good account o. themselves.
An added feature TO the ogr
~il be the American and British Auto
Polo Teams. Auto Polo is the most
expensive sport I nthe world and has
been dubbed by The scribes as Motor
InEhity." Too last for the Moviet."
etc. Gates open al Il o'clock. races
begin at $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
The World
of Sport

Rogers Hornsbg. ST. Louis National
second basemaR. for whom Branch
Hickey he recently had re-
fused a 100000 offer. vas knocked un-
conscious yesterday by a bail thrown
by shortstop Iavan OF the Cardinals
III tho contest with New York. The bail
hit hum on the hack Of the head. Horns
by was relieved by Janvrin and il IS
believed he may be out of the game
FOR several days.
*
Alumni Of Catholic University Of
America at their annual meeting yea
terday voted 10 launch "a movement look
ing toward the construction Of a ST.
1000 stadium 10 be modelled after
the Yale bowl. It is planed TO bui;d
the stadium in sections. the first sec
ton 20 be completed by the fan 81
1921.
Jaul Koehring. distance runner Of
the Indianapolis Athletic and Canoe
club. viii compete in the middle west
olympic team tryouts at Chicago. June
%. The best runners Of this section
OF the country will be e1Nered. the
Winners competing in the final events
at New York against the winners ct
other sections OF the country.
Xxx
II was reported last night that Thru
Baseuan OIie ONara, who recentlv
Jumped the Indianapolis club to 90 TO
the OIL league. has been sold n the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
TOO MANY DECISIONS
CAUSE BIC SQUABBLE
OVER FIGHT AT TOLEDO

TOLEDO. O.. June 1s-A lively con-
troversy was stirred up here last n Eht
and today over the conflicting decisions
rendered by the newspaper scrIbes IN
the twelve round battle between Pal
Moore Of Memphis and Carl Tresnaine
Of Cleveland. some of the writer's
credited Moore with the victory. Others
gave il to Tremaine. while still others
called 1t d draw.
One Of the scribes, describing the
bout. said:
The story that Tremaine won il a
rank Injustice TO Moore. The Memphis
boy made Carl look bad and when he
left the ring Moore vas cheered for
fully Eve minutes"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
l. NJ. S. Sports Editor

STAR FOR a DEY-rhe Bambino
Ruth siasged out his nineteenth homer.
Inc INCEST ever made iva ComiskaF PARK
etth Ward ana PM on the bas.s. m
vanks Won.
A HOME RUN by McHenry enabled
ire st Louis Cardinals to continue
their string of victories Haynes gave
the Phils only three hits.
JOE BCsH's superb pitching account
"a for Boston's victory at Detroit. Bush
gss- up I'VE scattered blows.
THE Browns outbatted the Athletics
n a suggest and made it eight straight
THE remaining big league teams
were SET back ~ the weather man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18

over his shoulder az his shouting secoL.
and said.
Iii don't need hadvice. HI need Z
mask.
X-x-x
Sir Thomas L3pton's racing feet is on
its way to New York today for SANDY
Hook. where trials for the cup races
Nil be started tomorrow. The fleet
consists Of the Victoria. a yacht char
tered b. SIR Thomas for hIs own use.
Shamrock ~, tho challenger; Sham
rock, Inc twenty hroe-meter trial horse.
Killarney. a houseboat for The use az
the crew three tugs and "A flock Of
motor boats.
Xxx
Purdue university has been named as
one Of the fifteen universities IN tho
United States 20 receive The rating Az
a distinguished college" by the war
department, because Of IT. high class
military training offered lnere.
ky
American tennis plsyer-d continue
their winning play in inc second round
Of The London championship tourna.
mont AT Londan. @. s. Garland Of Pitts
burg eliminated q. IT. sherweU of south
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
CHARGE GEORGES
WITH STALLING

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1s.-Prior to
departure this afternoon for Los An
gsles Jack Kearns. manager Of jack
Dempsey. issued a defy to Georges Car
pentier.
We'll give the F%rcnchman one week
to state positively whether or not he
wants to fight. He came over here talk
irg a lot about battle. And soon as
Jack Is free to mix II with him. Car
penticr decides to go back to Eurorc.
he viii fight him some other
DAY. = That is not satisfactory to US.
Carpenter houtd stay here and fight
Dempsey before he goes back. He's got
seven days TO make UP his mind If he
really wants TO night well get right
doun 10 business with HIM. There's
no use Of stating further
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18

Africa IN straight sets, So. 81. Gar
lands play was pronounced impressive
by the experts who viewed the matca
He volleyed superbly and was also very
strong or ground strokes. William n
ohnson Of san Francisco. United states
national champion. moved forward b.
default his opponent Withdrawing Mrs.
Mallory. who before her marriage was
Molla Bjurstedt. also won in the nrst
round of the women's Championship, de
feating Miss Davenport. 6-3. 81.
x-x-x
The ~G1snth Colts" wan TO ar
range games with some Of the fast
teams from tho northern part n LAX
county TOR games ADDRESS ". c. Both
well, Grifith, Ind Phone No. Io2-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
WHITING NEWSIES
WIN THEIR FIRST

The Whiting News Boys baseball
team won &heir first game OF the sea-
son by defeating 4 team called the
White Circle A. c." to the une of Q
70 ?.
The Whiting News Boys pitcher was
good in the pinches. while the batting
q his team mates helped him along.
especially the News Boys catcher who
got two doubles and one triple with
man IN 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18

The Hammond Juniors are out after
games with any teams a~veraging from
lS to is years. This includes Whit
ing. Robertsdale, East Chicago and all
neishboring towns. Fer games write
10 Leo Kelavos. g State street. Ham
mond or call SfS-M and ask fer Dan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
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Yesterdays Results
New York !; Chicago ,.
Boston 2; Detroit /.
St Louis l.; Philadelphia ,
Washington at Cleveland. postponed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22
SELBYSPORT

Rev. Johnson delivered an excel
lent sermon here last Sunday morn
ing to an appreciative audience.
Misses Macie Humbertson. Myrtle,
Cecilia and Agnes Frazee spent Sun
day at f. NJ. Listens.
Miss Margaret Welch is on the sick
list at this time.
Misses Agnes Frazee and Bessie
Welch were visitors at Confluence one
day last week
Miss Margaret Riley visited her
daughter, Mrs. C. c. Fike, on Sun
day.
Mr. Asa Griffith, of Braddock, Pa,
was visiting friends here recently.
Mr.. James B. Frantz left Selbys-
port Monday for Baltimore. where he
will represent Youghiogheny Lodge
No. 134, Knights of Pythias, in the
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Mr.. Edward j. Frantz, of Oakland,
spent Monday last with relatives in
this community.