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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
COLBY DECLARES
HARDING SCHEME
MADE IMPOSSIBLE
Says Article 20 of League
Covenant Provides Against
Such Associations of Ma
tionS as Proposed.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct. 10
Members Of the league of nations
are prevented by article 20 Of the
covenant from entering into any
association of nations such as has
been proposed as a substitute for the
league by Senator Harding, Secre-
tary Colby declared in a speech here.
Quoting section 20 as saying "that
this covenant is accepted as iabro-
eating all obligations and under
standings inter Sc which are incon-
sistent with the terms thereof, and
solemnly undertake that they will not
hereafter enter into any engagements
inconsistent with the terms thereof"
Secretary Colby asked II Senator
Harding proposed to negotiate his
peculiar and anonymous association
of league or What-not" with Eng
land or France or any of the nations
now members of the league.
There is not anybody" he con-
tinued, with whom Senator Harding
could form such an association as
he proposes except our late enemies,
Germany, Austria and Turkey, or
Mexico, and he would not succeed in
interesting any one of these nations
in his association because each one
of them is DESTROYS Of joining the
league of nations and will do so as
soon as permitted. Therefore there
is no alternative to membership in
the league except complete isolation
of the United Standardization
against the world"
The league has INDICATED itself as
the foremost issue of the campaign,
the speaker said. The Democratic
platform so described it, he added
and the Republicans had been forced
to admit the fact.
The Republican candidate need not
look for much help from the best
minds" of his own party, Mr.. Colby
said. "They are all for it (the
league,)" he continued. "Elihu Root
is working for the council of the
league. Mr.. Taft has said he was
in favor of article 10 and of the
, whole league. Mr. Wickersham ad-
heres to the league of nations. Presi-
dent Lowell of Harvard; the meek,
though fouted, Hoover, Ambassador
Strauss--they all favor the league"
Senators Borah and Johnson were
described as honest and outspoken
advocates Of forming an association
Of nations" by Mr.. Colby, who said
they need not be reminded of sec
ton 20.
"They know it is in the covenant
of the league and they know what
Senator. Harding says of some sort
of association of nations is void of
meaning" he continued. "Borah and
Johnson favor isolation"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
TRUE ISSUES CALL FOR
REGISTRATION BOOKS

Registration books for a ni&hber
of wards have not been returned to
the election committee, and Harry O..
True, secretary of the commission
has issued a call for them in order
that they may be turned over to
c. c. Pashby, city clerk, for use in
checking names on the recall petit
tons The books from the follow
ing wards are out:
Twenty ninth ward, Twenty first
ward, second precinct; Thirty-firs
second precinct; Thirtieth, second
precinct; Ninth, first precinct; Nine
teenth, first precinct; Tenth, first
precinct; Seventeenth, second pre-
cinct; Twenty-seventh, first pre-
cinct; Thirty-second, first precinct;
Fourteenth, first precinct; Eighth,
second precinct; Twentieth, first and
second precincts; Second, second
precinct; Twenty ninth, second pre-
cinct; Seventeenth, second precinct;
Eleventh, first and second precincts;
Twenty first, second precinct; Sew
enth district, East End; Thirty
fourth, second precinct; Thirty fifth.
second precinct; Thirteenth, first
second and third precincts; Twenty.
fifth, first precinct.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
.PONZl is DECLARED
INS0LVENT BY REFEREE

BOSTON. Oct. 1s.---Charles Ponzi,
whose international postal coupon
scheme and offers of 80 per cent
profit in As days collapsed two
months ago with millions of public
investments tied up in it, was de-
clared insolvent today by James d.
Olmstead, referee in bankruptcy. In
a report submitted to the federal dis
trict court, the referee found Ponzi
had no partners.
while Mr.. Ponzi is not to be
classed with a robber and burglar"
the decision said, me was undoubted-
ly a clever manipulation who took
advantage of the credulity Of the in
vesting public which in this instance
is the usurer. The investors who
loaned their money for return of
the principal and 80 per cent interest
would seem themselves to be guilty
Of usuary If such existed"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
pIAZ REACHES HAVANA.

HAVANA. Oct. 16.-Gen. Felix Diaz,
Mexican rebel leader, recently exiled
from, Mexico, arrived here yesterday
accompanied by Lieut.. Col. Cortes, sent
to this city with Diaz by the Mexi-
can government. Both men will be
held AZ the Tscornia quarantine sta
tion for six days because of the quar-
antine regulations against persons pro-
eeeding from Vera Cruz. Diaz ex-
poets to join his family at New Orleans
Il ne is successful in arranging for
passports to the United States.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
Bakery's Aroma
CanlOufLGges Still

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 16.--
North Little Rock officers last
night raided a bakery in the center
of the city's business section, seized
a '.moonshine still" and a gallon
Of whisky and arrested the pro-
prietor, |. Swartz. The officers said
that the odor of baking bread had
overcome the smell of the mash and
enabled Swartz to carry on his
operations for months without being
datpcted
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
PREMIER DISAPPROVES
OF SEIZURE OF WILMA

WARSAW, Oct. 16-Premier
Witos, in a statement in the diet on
Poland's attitude toward the pro-
visional government of Central Lith-
uania, set up in Wilma by Gen. Zell-
gouski. declared his disapproval Of
the generals action. He expressed
regret that Gen. Zellgouski took the
initiative into his own hands, but
gave assurances that Poland would
uphold the new state should it be at
tackled by any power. Gen. Religious
ki's action was military disobedience
Premier Witos asserted. The premier
said he approved the proposal that
temporary government at Yilna.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
TIUO Men Jump From,
Burning AirpLane

CORBIN. KY. Oct. 16,-Capt,
Beavers, pilot, and L. H. Connolly
machinist, members of the Barbour
vile (Kentucky) Aero club, fell 1000
feet in a burning airplane near here
late yesterday, but scaped injury by
leaping from their machine as it
neared the ground The gas tank
exploded as the plane landed. Bea-
vers was a former ace in the British
Servica
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16

years when time for electing trus-
tees has arrived 1t has been a DIFF
ficuIt matter to find five men willing
to serve on the school board. There
are two. vacapcies TO be filled and
the mayor and board of aldermen are
casting about to select two women 70
take the places.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
CAPTURE MAGISTRATES.

DUBLIN, oct. l6.-Reports received
from Mullingar, county West Meath.
say Magistrates Moore and Hyde, while
motoring 10 petty sessions at Castle
Pollard. were captured by Sim Feiners.
They were taken to an unascertained
destination and the police and mill
tary after a search have failed to dis
cover their whereabouts
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
SPANISH REDS FREED,

BuIBOA Spain. Oct. ia verdict
Of not guilty was returned In favor
mittee of the separatist Society Of
Basque Youts. who were charged with
illegal actions tending toward dismem-
bernent OF Spanish territory. Among
the evidence were documents asking
the intervention OF President Wilson
Elm favor OF weak nations"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
ALLEN SAYS HE WILL
GIVE WHEAT PRICE DATA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 10
Gov. Henry j. Allen of Kansas here
last night said he would comply with
the request Of President Wilson and
forward to Washington information
in his possession concerning the re-
cent decline in wheat He expects
to return to Kansas within a few
days, and said he would give the
matter his attention then.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
ISSUE oVERsUBsCRIBEp.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Secretary
Houston announced subscriptions to the
last issue of treasury certificates OF
indebtedness will aggregate approx
mately $3.50, 900, 900. The treasury called
for about 500 10000 This issue 81
certificates is dated Oct is and ma
lures March is, 1921. The interest rate
L. 81 per cent.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
WOMEN TO REPLACE MEN.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss, Oct.
1S-Crystal Springs will probably he
the first town in the state TO place
a woman on the board Of trustees of
the high school. For the past several
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
INJUNCTION REFUSED.

HUNTINGTON. ". va, Oct. 16.-~
An injunction restraining the govern.
meDt from prosecuting 40 coai com
panies and dealers Of Southern West
Virginia for violations of the Lever
act, was refused by Judge ]. c. Pritch~
ard in United States district court
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
or. FOUND.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Saliva
dor. Oct. '16.-Discovery OF petroleum
in the eastern part of Salvador is re-
ported BY DR.. Ecr1ch. an expert in
geology.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
To PLAY OPEN GAME.

Carlisle. Pa. Nov 10 Coach Craver
of the Dickinson College squad. refused y
take chance on 3 slippery field and
rcrln1narc was again eliminated from the
G.ik drill ~ tho Red and White yester-
da1. After tackliug tho dummy and run
i.as The gauntlet punting practice vas
fhc center 81 attraction. Cook Ie develop
~ RAPIDLY into lorg-dIstaico kicker
Time and again hc drove fhr pig>t,ih
through the air for Seward Splralo belghie
end Tcmplin PLAYED Star roles in TInIlI
to hall back Whllr Mullen and !';-uehtf-
I, werc whrlvuds u getting down the
held That the coachrs are gong 70 re-
sart 10 opcu-fcld tactics against Delaware
Y. = evident from III. practlte Gray VINO
v.s rcccntlv shifted from bickfcld 70 end,
+. showing up exceptionally well IN catch
4 Z forwards and VII dou-tless finish the
season m tins position. In the signal
tractlcc that followed Il would appear
TIA, line bucks ha! bccn virtually remov-
- fronl tie Dicku~an attack fnd nuns
werr cmpaas zed large croWd i eA-
l,.c'ed Is ACCOMPANY III team "a The
delaware TN ana jh. -lacan j br0g
home tho hacou from N,WArS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
RAkER ST AIRS.
/ ,ral Roser Outclasses Hughes at hester
SHOW.

chester Pa \ov Ia II g Baker OF
k(l,,, rton staged his lorg awaited
,nehack herr las' night whca he out
.,,s,cd otto Huche> ni Philadelphia IN the
1 dun bout before a crowded house ct
-. hester \ & Baker WAS easily The
w.,rcr. hut DISPLAYED considerable cvl-
n, :, oi pa,srug ycar, Hughes did not
lid a rood punch until the fourth round
/, ,oa hr ~, ln,S, with series II let's and
,h,. winch gave hm au rvcv break Tor
~, r,ird 4. ~ hith the v lmt e'ou huy
ted n,,t bt,, a flash aud >lugCcd hut
,.,5iI ,ot put his opponent AWAY
W',,,rgt,n scored hr, hiood u the
e-t lam Whca HucAcy NcGmnl> put
VlL. NIack IL sleep IN I'll, hr~' round
N.,;,o,is. i,s.,l 4 lott hood H. the Jaw 10
I, he verdict attct Mack had i'uIh' nun
h, 4 strudstill
X q Hammer uf Wilmngton figured IN
. draw with ,lnhnuy Bail u hester ana
I.rL brow, form ,rlv }oh'y Hughes,
made lack NrC Caulcv Of Chester qut
M ,h, second round
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Union Gardens Team Busy.

The Union Gardens A q. football team
viii hne up agains- the Liberty Land team
Oh the Garden gridiron saturday to de
eide the championship Of Union Park
Gardens The game viii be played oil
south Grant avenue at ] ] a H. The Union
Garden team has woh five stTa ight games,
losing hut one and they are confident Of
adding Liberty Lands scalp TO their belt
Manager Collins would ike to arrange
gaines with any u 10 ! , ycar-old teams III
tie State ADDRESS all challenges to Frank
Hall 2l37 Biddle street, city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
DEL AWARE READY
FOR DICKINSON
Tomorrow One of the Big footbaii
Days of the Year on Frazer
Field, Newark.
.,......, 1,nrrc.n.nndcncc tnLlycry Evenlng

SPECIAL Correslsondcncc toitVery Evening
vororl Nov 10 Coach Shiplcy will
nut the Delaware COLLEGE iootha y squad
through the final practice TINS att@rn"'n u
~ preparation for tho game with ihcEil snh
here. tomorrow Tins game Will t"t ne
started until = 81 q clock
Coach Shipley ard the entire team are
confident of winning tomorrow game ~
though a great battle Is expected. peia-
ware Is probably IN better shape physicaiN
~ meet Dickinson than at any time sl' g.
the rslnus game.
There will he big smoker IN pld OF,
legc tonight, to encourage the team III q
arouse interest among the students u Tue
Dickinson game Previous to the smoker
th,, freshmen VIII hold their annual
nsr,dc which IS expected to surpass those
', previous wears Nnumhcr Of cash pIlzcs
have been offered - t. the costumes OF the
laradCf>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
FIFTY SPECIAL TRAINS.
Railroad Prepares TO Handle Big Crowd
for Yale Harvard Game Tomorrow.
4 pr.x. ~ Evcrv ENcning

Il, Associated Pr,.ss t. Every Evening
\cW Haven. Conn Nov ~ flttv
.poc,al train, will hc provided hv the New
Notk. New Haven and Hartford railroad
ta hrlng the football crowd - New haven
and carry Il ava, tomorrow The NUM-
l.rr : nearly cquall, divided between
Wv nrk ami Roeton ends
IN ofi.cial diagram 81 the bowl lSs1ied
.lav shows seats ior about 4a1hR. Per
sar, The ~ rows ~ seats. i placed n =
.trsignf Inc would extend u miles The
r-idirnn S - fcet below the outside
.--ound level and the upper seats = feet
above :,
F,nal prcpa7a,iuu q The Yale football
i.,fn for the Harvard game tomorrow was
made bv tho coaches today drill was
L,J,,lcd for late afternoon with tho en-
~, s.n9.n, nod, p,e>cnt in the bowl 4
huge bonfire will bc = feature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
WORLD SERIES MONEY HELD
UP PENDING PLAYERS TRIALS

ByAssnciatcd rrcss to Every Evening
Chicago, Nov. lo.-The 1920 world =
series prize money, amounting to almost
$4,000. which belongs to the chicago
American baseball team Tor hnshlng sec
ond, has not teen awarded, IT wsts an
nounced to-day. The old Nationai lom-
mission is awaiting the outcome OF the
trials of eight White SoS players charged
with Throwing the 1919 championship
games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
BIG BILL EDWARDS TO
BANQUET TIGER TEAM
/, ssn,iutpd Press To Every Evening

Nv Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, Nov 10, Members of the
Princeton football squad will be the guests
of William II. big Bid Edwards, colcc-
tor of internal revenue, n former captain
of the Tiger eleven, at a banquet and
theatre party here tonight. The players
will leave here early tomorrow morning
10 attend the Harvard ale game at New
Haypu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
WANTS JACK JOHNSON FREED.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Topeka, Has, Nov 1o.-Ellsha scott
a Ncgro attorney of Topeka, today was on
his way To Washington to max the fedefa'
Pardon Board for the release OF Jack john
son former heavyweight pugllist champion
from the Federal penitentiary at Loavell- en-
worth. Kansas Johnson has served two
months of sentence of n yenr and day
foi violation Of the Mann act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
FOOTBALL TOMORROW

Delawarc-Dickinson on Frazer Field
Newark
Columbia ia-Pennsylvania at Franklin
Field
Yale-Earvard at New Haven
BrUwn-D Dartmouth at Boston.
Syracuse-Colcatc ~ Slrnc use.
Colbv-Nest Point d West Point
Northwestern Notre Dame at South
Bend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

nj release of jos Godcon, second basefnan
Of tho ST. Louis American Iea"tio club,
yas announced today. Gedeon testified
before the Chicago grand Jury that ne bot
on the worlds series IN 1919 after receiving
information il hnd been "hxed." Every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
MARTIN AND ROPER MATCHED.

Boston, Nov l9-Bob Martin, heavy
weight boxing champion OF the \. r. +. has
been matched with Captain Bob Roper Of
Chicago, for ten-round bout To decision
hcrc next VI ednesdaY night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Wall Map of Delaware, so Cents.

limited number Of the r and -McNally
Maps of Delaware are on sale atEvery
Evening business office, so cents; 10 cents
extra for postage 70 any address.-AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Late Getting Out. too.

America came in late, says Lloyd
George And as often happens when
one comes in late made q lot of noise
Chicago Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
BROWNS GIVE GEDEON
UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE

nv Associn ted Press to Every Evening
-. Louis, Mo, Nov. 10 -Uncondition-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
PLAYER DIES FROM INJURIES

By Associated Press To Every Evening
Decatur, Ill. Nov lg.-IIarry Harsh
barger of Atwood died here Inst night hs
result of injuries sustained in high school
football game three weeks ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
BOWLING AT FORT DU PONT-

D.lsv..re CIV \ny 10 The follow
..e srnre- wer. rolled an the ort du Pont
bowling allev~ laSt night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

when yaaI use class.hri t1yrrtlslug
you don't want feyiiee You want rsuilfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Buy Jewelry
for Christmas

IEWELRY isn't trinket that is bought today and
forgotten tomorrow. It is the gift of gifts, and
no matter how little you spend or how much you can
be confident that your Christmas token will have the
constant appreciation Of the recipient.
WE ARE presenting an unusual showing for the
Christmas season at this time, and a choice Sc
lection awaits your inspection in the largest and most
beautiful stock in the history Of the Davis Shops
We seek your patronage, no matter
how sna II your purchase. deposit will
reserve any article until Christmas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Y. VI. II. A. TEAMS WIN.

The y u H. A Junior League had two
closely contested battles last night The
Delaware Juniors trounced the Fresh hmen,
It-6. and the J N II \ Jrs defeated the
Naccahet-s. JOS NJ ~hames led IN scor-
ing Tor the DE law,tre Juniors, making nine
nui OF 10 points
Ihe Ieague standing Is as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

club 10 thr malDra waived nn Gode
SECRETARY Quinn shId
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-01
AUTOS COLLIDE:
BOTH DAMAGED

A Ford touring car, owned and
driven by George Schmid, $40 Doug
las street, and Dodge driven by Roy
EsmOnd of Utica township, featured
in a severe smashup yesterday after
noon about 5:15 o'clock at the inter
section OF Jefferson and Clinton
streets.
EsmOnd, who owns the Dodge. was
coming east of Clinton street and
Schmid was going south on Clinton
Both were going at fair ratc OF
speed when at the intersection of the
streets both drivers saw the collision
ahead of them and applied their brakes
but could not stop in time to prevent
a SmaShup. The two cars came to-
gether with thud. Esmond's car was
thrown over the southeast corner of
the intersection OF jefferson and CIin-
ton streets. Both front wheels were
over the curhng. while Schmid's car
was knocked for several feet to the
north Of jefferson street.
lucNily neither driver was injured,
but both ears We're severely damaged
Esmond's car. probably got the worst
of the collision. The left front wheel
of his machine was completely smash
ed, the front aXel badly bent. head
lights smashed, radiator badly bent in
and bumper torn off, while S"hmid' s
car did not suffer quite as much. The
radiator on his car was bent in q lit
tie, both headlights smashed and front
axel bent.
| Neither of the drivers blamed tn,
, ~ bnr for thn ,4riInnt 4.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-01
SEWER CONTRACT TO
Be AWARDED LONE
BIDDER FOR WORK
COUNCIL MAKES UP ITS MIND
THAT THERE WILL BE NO 9TH
Err OFFERS AND DECIDES TO
MAKE AWARD TO J. M. DOUGti
ERTY FOR IMPROVEMENT.

An agreement vas practically reach.
ed at special meeting OF the council
Friday afternoon, whereby contracts
for the library alley sewer will be
awarded to John Dougherty only bid
der for the job to submi figures at
the letting week ago. Mr.. Dougher-
ty offered 10 build the sewer for 81,
29g 81 about $4O0 more than the en-.
gineers estimate, but inasmuch a the
work has to be done without any fur
z her delay, the mayor and commits
soners announced their willingness
To o. *. Mr. Dougherty's bid and pay
the hUlance above the engineers rs.
innate from the general funds OF the
city. The fOrmality Of officially max
ing the letting probably will be gone
thru with al the neXt regular meeting
OF the council
More than two years ago prepard-
tions were made for installing he
sewer and the plans ana estimates
drawn. The estimate was for S1.S31
The assessment was spread but the
Stopping of all building during the
abandon the work
Mayor Weeks explained that while
great deal was said recently about
ii being illegal To let contract that
called for an expenditure Of more than
10 per Ceu' over the estimate he found
nothing IN the statutes to this effect
He suggested several plans OF pro-
ceedure that would do away with the
compiling a new estimate and entail
ing the city WIKI needless expense.
The plan which was personally en-.
dorsed by the mayor and which ap.
parently met With favor by the other
four commissioners, was the spread.
ing OF Il supplemental assessment for
In" extra ten per cent and for the
city to pay h" remainder out Of the
general fund
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-01
OVERSEAS VETERAN
AND EAGLE MAIDEN
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR
MISS EDNA COMiNSkY AND Will.
LIAM j. DWrER, JR. MARRIED
EARLY THIS MORNING TO
MAKE ROME IN OTTAWA.

The marriage Of William j DWycr,
and Miss Edna Cominsky, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cominsky OF
Eagle township, took place this morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock at the Eagle town
ship Roman Catholic church. Father
ESan officiating. Miss COminsky wore
Il white doVetine dress, veil, and
carried 81 shower Bouquet of sweetheart
roses. Miss Marcella Cominsky a sis
er Of the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
and Frank McGrath was best man.
The bridesmaid wore white and car
ried Il bOquet similar to that of the
bride.
After the ceremony a five course
wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home TO the immediate rela
lives and friends The color scheme
for the house WAS pink and white.
The young couple left for Chicago
where they will visit relatives for 4
few weeks before starting housekecp-
ing in this city.
Few young men of the city have
more friends or wider acquaintance.
ship than the groom, who is associat.
ed With his father in the under akins
and furniture business under the firm
caption of W. J. DWyer d Son. When
America entered the great world war
on the side OF the allies William
Dwyor was among the first to yolun-
teer his services by oniisting in the
ranks of Company G, with which or
ganizA ion he served for a year over
seas, seeing action on every major
front of France.
His bride is charming young
woman who has many friends hpr"
Her parents ara among the most prou-
inent residing IN Eagle toWuship
where th" greater portion Of her life
was spent