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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Y. NJ /. COACH SELECTS
TWO BASKETBALL TEAMS
G. II. sprughan Places Parrish, OF
v. r. l., in Center Over Sum-
merS, of Cadets
Especial to The Times: Dispatch.

Especial to The Times: Dispatch
=, LEXINGTON, VA. March 19.-Coach
~ it,r n. I Sprughan. OF the Virginia Siil-
considers an all-South Atlantic bas.
ketball team for the season 192o-2I.
In making this selection. only the
teams that have played Mt least nve
are considered.
!, Bunting. for right forward. led the
division In scoring with 2G3 points,
and as Davis. of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition, said. he is the most wonderful
shot seen in years. He Is left hand :
ed. which makes him an exceptional
IMAM.
carmichel. OF North Carolina. ia a
wonderful forward. He is n good
and runs the floor like streak.
Stuart. OF Virginia Military Institute.
is the only man in the section to hold
him under Ave baskets.
Parrish. OF Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, lis the best center ever seen
In this section. and 1t will be years
before he. is cqualed. AS n foul-goal
thrower. he IL unsurpassed
Stuart liz the best guard on offense
and defense In the section. He is a
wonderful floor man-fast. sure and
dependable, and has outscored his
man by many points; Carmichael
Virginia captain, failed to score. He
have. =, - -
Leech. Of Virginia Military Insti.
tute. has more than doubled the score
OF his forward, and although carry
Ing the responsibility of captain, he
has led hts team through sixteen
feat. 49, = 1, -
with. bunting. Parrish and Car,
michael to do the scoring. and Leech
and Stuart to defend and feed. II
would make the most remarkable
team ever seen by Southern fang
AS a second team. Campbell. OF Y.
NJ: L. who led his team In scoring
against the University OF Pennsyi,
vania. v. =. ]. and University OF Vir-
Einia. Is given left forward. and he
" the hardest man to guard and the
most aggressive man In the scctjon.
NJ. ]. led Tie section.
CarrinSton. of Virginia. IS given
right fotward. for ne lis very fast. a
n1 g ydrlbnier and wonderful shot. !
Summers. OF v. 81. l.. cxcnpt for
Parrish is the best center. and eS-
cept for Parrish's natural ability
would rank first. He has outjumned
every man in the section, Is r coed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
HAVANA RESULTS

First racez-six furiongs: three year .o1a 4
az and MI sla,,aing purse: 500 T5p. RUNE
Hssn, iSI tsIunat &c sSsn even won
third Ti%e' Si :is e. e Also L in rsn 2
aiastsx Th'f nais fniloas.
sIiS %ss Ss.ssss
PFSs mn 10 ,o;i, z 70 !. $ 10 ). third.
oy Hsman. Ed ana arFI.on, Prn cavs OF
~, Third Il raGs.six igrlosEs: .olds
10 to /. even. so ss?y BACK Jack TOW nnn is
pe lhaps ms e aps,5 I 10 10 second
Psnsy Win Ali Ill Rama aia Cabin banC csees
a,,To raee-tia furionss: three year
sssps S"s II ess5s .s = :
sIto !: eyen 10 IT, second Ness Kit, i6i
m, Belgian III, A, me blue Duke.
isoessa Prince iSi FIsld,as 10 i p syes
spt Won nco pa5stesssaq N fKentl. to se TO-
i;t sII,S r Also 5sngns.,s hnfsEd. Time
s7o,-stiIetto iol tFIeiss>. I 10 rHrss
So won; III colpnei los ( Il go :.
Time TAG As. Also fan.boab,eo Eve !; third IT'D
tiG Bnss. Sentry. Mira and Sir VIM.
fodn -ys year, and nn claiming: purse
! ITO :. won: Blanca. los omlnick). : 70
IL TO even second: Clip. 1oT (McDer.
nate zoe to rans sSsn m 70 Ra! T%e
nail. BIZ Hunlcy also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
REcREATIONAL CENTER
ATTRACTS MANY PERSONS
Community Club Entertnips More
Than Nine Thousand During
Single Month.

d
More than 5000 Richmond people,
counting Implications at various
events. awaited themselves last month
OF the various rccrcational facilities
offered by the, Community Club, at
the corner of Belvedere and Main
Streets. Those figures have rust been
complied by L. j. Garmhausen. di-
rector of the Community Recreation
Association, in charge Of the activi-
ties of the club. Mr.. tiarmhausen
believes they throw an Interesting
light on the city's recrea.!onal prob
lem. which has recently been under
discussion.
The main hall Of the club. a large
room much in demand for basket
ball games. soclals and such, was
used 200 times during the month,
with total attendance of approxi-
mately 1891. Eleven meetings were
held in the lodge room OF the club
by fraternal and other organizations.
with a total attendance estimated
at 100. Athletic teams OF banks,
department stores, boys and girls
clubs are among the groups using
the facilities of the club constantly,
according to Nr. Garmhauscn. Eight,
cen educational films have been shown
to audiences totailing 1900, reaching
in some sections of the city people
who have never before seen motion
picture; and who had previously
been unable TO understand the lure
of the Broad Street picture houses
for their children.
February wac the concluding month
for winter activities at the Com
munity Club. Thirty-nve basketball
games were played by different teams
ranging in age from IL to 81. from
all parts or the city. Teams from
Alice. West Point. Chase City and
varine also used the club court.
Among the social events taking
place at the Community Club last
onth, were the SAINTS Grotto Bazaar,
a beneht party given by the Lady
Macca bees, and & novelty uarty
given for charity. y lecture by T.. o..
Armstrong, explorer, was given under
the auspices OF the club in the John
Marshall High School.
Director Garmhausen stated that
he believed the record OF activities
at the Community Club last month
showed that Richmond grown-ups,
as we'll as the woung folks. were
eager for recreation opportunities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
INSTRUCTOR WILL REPORT
FOR DUTY ON APRIL 20.
Has Had Much Actual Experience
In Double and Single
SculI Work.
Is COACH OF WIDE ABILITY
Ravcnsworth Boat Club, OF New
York, Made Excellent Record
Under His Guidnncc-Local Boys
Are Already Working.

George w. Lee. of New York. has
boon elected by tho Virginia Boat
Club to coach the several teams to be
placed in the field by the Richmond
organization this year. 1t Is the
plan of those behind tho club to
enter crews In several big regattas
this spring and summer. and the Sc
curing OF capable coach was i'm
{ peratiye. For the last two years
Coach Brown. OF Harvard, has been
looking after the rowing welfare Of
me virginia Boat Club. but It was
year. Lee will arrive here April 90.
Lee is declared to be an expert
oatSman himself. but he also has the
ability 70 develop winning crews. The
local club has been carrying on ne
EQUATIONS for the last several weeks
with number OF rowing coaches
throughout tho country. and tho fact
mat =, the oGiesrs have decided upon
Ice 10 lead their crews Is an indi-
catioH OF his ability. The men with
whom the Richmond officials were
uickering were the best In the coun-
Lee liz a former single and double
sGull national champion. and this
ciasseB hiin as one OF the best men
ina eyer had charge OF rowing at
duties are TO coach the crews OF tho
club. he also Is expected to help
every member of the organization
Today Lee holds the worlds record
Tor the mile, having Travelled the
distance In four minutes and forty
seconds on the Thames River. This
record never has been cqualled,
while actively engaged in rowing
LIDO defeated q number or the most
famous yoarsmen In the country. He
mas victories over Courtney, Hanlon.
, Moss and Gardner and several others.
iThe new coach has n great rowing
record, but the members OF the Vir.
gina Boat Club are most concerned
pas To his coaching experience He
u pas been tutoring the Ravensworth
BOAT Club OF New York for several
years, and has turned ou< winning
crews for that organization. He wos
recommended by Jim Rice, the we'll
known Columbia coach.
The river channel In front of the
Virginia Boat Club Is u scene OF ac-
Stvity every afternoon, and every
available shell. boat and canoe are
being used by members Of the or
Sanization. Although Lee viii NOT
report for duty until April 20, several
cFews already have taken the water.
aud the coach Will nnd a squad OF
men in fairly good condition. when
~ Captain A. II. Kershaw has ap-
pointed tho following mates:
- Tirst mateTR. s, Brock. Jr.; second
Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
SUFFOLK PILOT REPORTS
FOR DUTY MARCH ;27.
Has Signed Thirty-Five Men Who
Isl VIII he Given Thorough Trial.
ArrnnEes Exhibition Games
q Special to The Times- 4

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
UFFOLk, VA, March I9.-Presi-
Dent III. c. Everhart. OF the Suffolk
Baseball Association. broke silence
tus afternoon with some interesting
sRows for the fans
i. Gabby street. In letter received
nrFe today. announced March 81 as
the date of his arrival In Suffolk with
thtrty-iivc players whom he has sign
ed for n tryout
In this thirty-ilve are found Pitch
fers johnson and Burns from joplin.
IN the Thrce-I League; Lloyd, with
Snnolk last season; Nicke, Ntzhugh,
Winte:steln. Draham, fireman, Fall
Ing, Ormsby. Yisner, Jacobs, Green
AMI Sumter. Catchers Street, Smith
and Con. First Base: Sunderland and
kearnes: second base. Neilo; short
stop, Black: third base. Rice and RI
sordan: outfielder. Castle, of last year
with Wilson. Augustine, Curtain. Roll
finger, Thompson. Keistlcr Keeton
Royce, III. s.. Poole, Thornton, Mat
nag. Berkey, Eukens. and Strain, with
SUFFOLK last season.
ssStroet announces that he has also
arranged for Newark to use tho Suf-
folk park for practice from March
20 to April 2. Tho following exhibi :
ton games have been arranged :
Syracuse, April s. IL and IS: Roches-
ter. April IA: Toronto, April l6, and
Baltimore April II.
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proved to have a shade the bettArioe
the argument and the score is an In
aication rs to the strength OF the
James I. Fry is manager Of. HI
Slides, and announces that iia ia
ready to meet any Of the cniorsda
Teams Ia Richmond. Manager Fry.
to Richmond tile leading coIorefi
baseball mines OF the country. He
already is negotiating with corkinr
good team in Atlantic City. Those
desiring to secure games WITH the,
Glib North Second Street. "a
Batteries In yesterdays contest
were: Slides--Henderson. Grand and
PATTERSON. Union--Savage. Jeffrica
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shot. and although big. is good floor
man; He has outscored his man by
q wide margin for the season.
Handy. OF Carolina, is wonderful
guard and good shot. He is a big
man and hard one for IL forward to
handle.
Stevens. OF w. & L.. is the cleverest
dribblcr In the section, and on good
team he would feed the ball TO his
man so that they would be hard to
beat. Being q poor shot keeps him
from the first selection.
Other good men are; center--Sex-
ton. Of Virginia. and Lippert. of Sorth
Carolina; forwnrd-1thoades. of V. p.
OF ". p. l.. and Hathaway. of Trinity.
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ter are In shape to take their turn in
the box. and Bezdek probably will
work them In rotation In the South
Coach Martin expects to take n
squad of about sixteen men with him
on the track trip, for he is anxious
10 use the Southern meets as tryouts
Tor some OF his new material. With
the team built around Harold Barron
and Blondy Romig, Martin hopes to
upset some OF the collegiate track
dope this spring. Although the alb
sence of Larry Shields Will be felt
severely, the rapid development of
some other men has increased Penn
States chances of victory in tho dual
meets that have been scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
PENN STATE BASKETBALL
TEAM HAS GOOD RECORD
Season Successful From Every
Standpoint, Although Five
Lost Two Games.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

= STATE COLLEGE. Pa. March 10
Topped off by the hard-won victory
over the University OF Pennsylvania.
intercollegiate League leaders, the
basketball season just completed at
Penn State Will rank among the
and White Institution Fourteen VIC
tories out OF sixteen games PLAYED.
grand total of 643 points rolled up.
and every traditional rival van,
pushed, makes record OF which
Captain Killinger and his mates can
well be proud.
The Lions showed one character
istic that denotes really great team
the occasion. This was amply dem
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wIIboit s,rn. cor,,n.,

SALT LAKE CITY. March 1s.--Joos
without, outfielder, was today signed
Pacific Coast League. 1t was an
n9uncrd here tonight. He was irir-S
chased from Memphis. to whichtciub
he was sold by Toledo when beE re-
fused to report this season. Wnhoits
is now at Santa Barbara, Cal, and
Will report Monday at Boise Springs
training camp. q l5sS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Wilson. Mt forward. will be tho only
hero OF the Penn game; Ritnep' Who
prayed again Yale. and n host of good
string men. to choose from, the Penn
stare coach Will no doubt turn out
Tho Freshman five also has closed
successful season, winning six
games and losing two. Pitt Fresh
men and Indiana Normal, both de-
trip. but the state Cubs downed both
OF these teams when they came to
state College. Two Victories over
west Virginia Freshmen and two
the season. number OF good varsity
prospects were uncovered by Coach
Davis. and they will be valuable for
next years five a-|l-s',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Teams VIII Come south.

nc Dasephll ana track teams get
under way next week when they both
invade Dixieland for their opening
Two weeks OF outdoor practice under
their belts. the varsity nine is in
better shape for. Southern trip than
veterans have rounded into form and
Coach Bezdek has had no trouble in
plugging up his two vacant outfield
berths. Mellinger, Thomas and Hum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

te,nstratod in the victories over Pitt.
Swarthmore. w. and j., and Penn.
Ihe only defeats were unexpected
ones at the hands Of Yale and v. p.
.. apd the sting of the Yale defeat
WAS completely wiped out when the
team came back on the following
night and nosed ret Eenn.
Coach HcrmaDn's team is LAYING
no Claim TO championship honors. but
the students fel. ~cll satisfied with
the record. Vic.ories were registered
ryer Juniata, Dickinson. w. and J..
twice). West Virginia, Susquehanna.
Lebanon Valley. Carnegie Tech. Pitt
0wicel. Buffalo. Swarthmorc, Penn
and Alumni. :,
Wolfe. the McKeesport boy who
played forward. leads the team In
points scored with 233. while Captain
ktilmger. although guard, leads
In the number OF field goals, with
sixty-three. The scoring records Of
the team were as follows: 49,
Games. FIG. FIG. Pts.
Killinger. guard. Is Go i 127
Replogle. center. 16 ~ o "a
Wilson. forward. 16 80 25 SO
Haipes. guard. ...S16 90 % Sc
Four Men Leave In juno.
Four OF this years team will be
Hermann will have to construct al
most an entirely new machine. Andy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
BROOKLYN SLIDES OPEN
SEASON WITH VICTORY
Richmond's Leading CoIorcd baseball
Team Defeats Union by Score

Defeating the Union All-Star team
In bascL~s yesterday afternoon at
Hovey Field by the score OF to z the
Brooklyn Slides. Richmond's oldest
colored baseball team, secured an
suspicious start. Tho first contest
was filled with thrills and good plays
abounded by both teams. Tho Slides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
pbiIIIc., uo,d.o,, s,rn.

PhfIucs' Hold-Out Signs.
MAS1LLON, OHIO, March 19.-Gene
Paulette,s hold-out first baseman OF
the Philadelphia Nationals. has sign
cd contract to play with n semi
pro team here this season. according
to an announcement made by B. f.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

A campaign To obtain national ana
STATE legislation removing political,
civil and legal determinations against
women has been launched at Wash
.ugton by the National WOmen's party.
Mrs. W. Z. Hamilton. wife Of the
former president of Simpson college,
was killed at mdianola, Ia. when she
stepped iu the path Of an automobile
tfuck
The right Of the United States rail-
way labor board to Invade the.domain
Of management is challenged in a
statement presented to the board at
Chicago by the Pennsylvania system.
A bloody finger print cleared Her
bert Smith half-breed Indian, Of COM
plicitv 10 Dow0giac's triple murder
mystery. Testimony Of two experts
proved conclusively that he is limo
cent.
Robert L. Bean, cashier Of the
Megnticook National bank of Cam
den. was arraigned at Portland. Me,
as q defauiter TO the amount Of $2jI,-
900 on a secret indictment returned
by the grand jury.
Chief Of Police Charles Fitzmorrls
Of Chicago was found guilty of con-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
Rise h Ten,n-ratu-e-

SAGy DO yea keep "a thermometer
haH-sE night above tha dess iu your
telephone hu0th
"As warning to hasty-te.npere3
telephone users
"A aeu they start to swearing they
can see the mercury going up. -Bir-
niuslam Age-LeralG.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

While in the Crooked Island pass
On the way from GuIfport to Porto
Rico. the American schooner John A.
Banckennan was burned. according to
Information received in Mobile
A. T. krasnotehekof, former Chica-
go lawyer and recently premier of the
Far Eastern republic Of Siberia, has
henn reLLeAea of his dnLLee heaause of
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Alfred Harris Bright. seventy years
old special counsel for the 500 line,
died in his Office at Minneapolis, fol-
lowing a stroke of apoplexy lie had
been connected with the road since
1891.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

81 hdison- Superior is Wisconsin's
80 coal receiving center, according
So aport of the department OF mar
80 which shows that 1854 ,104 tons
$$o oft coal have been taken in at
80 superior docks up to Sept /. Mil
80 lee ranks second with receipt OF
80 ESQ tons Manitowoc received
- boo tons. Sheboygan 200.2S2 tons,
4een Bay 197,60O tons and Ashland
50 500 tons.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Superior-The police department,
patrolman, night Waterman and de-
partment OF public safety of Emerald,
Douglas county. was arrested, charged
with selling moonshine. He was fined
$500 and costs. William Granger, the
police department ct al, was arrested
when federal prohibition enforcement
officers asked him for quart OF
liquor. Granger replied that he was
sorry, but he had just sold his last
quart to the village constable. Emer-
aid is in that section Of northern
Wisconsin known as Little Ken
lucky"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Marinette-The Peshtigo Pulp and
Paper company is suing D. r. Mead,
a former superintendent of the com
pany for 100000 damages. claiming
inefficient management of the plant,
causing the company loss to the
amount claimed The. case will be
tried in October before Judge W. b.
Quinlan of the Marinette circuit
court, and is believed to be the larg-
est damage suit ever tried in that
city.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Try to be genial and be careful me-,
to 90 beyond the point where i Ioons
natural.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Madison Courses in boxing and
Grating at the Forest Products labora-
tory, Madison, win be hsld Nov. 7-12
Of this year, Jan. 914, A922. March
Gil and May 1-6, accofu1ig to an
nouncement Of theaorest service. The
course is essentially a practical dem
c6stratlon Of such points as the char
stcteristics of different styles of boxes
and crates, the effect of moisture and
changed temperature. and such in
str0ction. During the 10 previous
courses "a different Industries in 46
cities have been represented, the an
nouncement says.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

La Crosse-The largest gathering
ever attending a funeral in Mindoro,
La Crosse county. was that which as
sembled for the last rites over the
body of Solon Paul Gunderson, only
Mindoro boy killed in the war The
services We're under the auspices OF
Scion Paul Gunderson post, American
Legion.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Portage John Maloney, Go, widely
known Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul engineer running between Mil
waukee and Portage, was Instantly
killed when he touched an electric
switch at his home during a storm.
1t is believed the wires We're crossed,
as several others in the vicinity re-
ceiyed shocks. Maloney acted as pail
bearer at the funeral of a neighbor
on the morning Of the day he was
killed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
Iron Belt Mining 60. Addition to m
Original Plat.

OFtSiuai rat.
w l-3 lot 10. blk. 4..........
" III lot II, blk 4....,......
A. De Dianca- Beginning at
point OF the southeast corner
of Sec. /. 4, Is n, r. / =. run
ming north three hundred and
thirty eight t33S) feet. thence
west 3S feet. thence south
three hundred and forty-one
CAD feet. thence east one
hundred and sixteen Ql6) feet
70 place OF beginning. All in
Sec. ?. T. 10 n. r. / 0) d
Mineral rights reserved
TOWN of Andarsa,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

ashington - Third-class postmas-
hip examinations for Wisconsin
.es viii be held Oct, %. according
he United States civil service
mission. as follows: Bagley Of
salary $1,000; Barneveld office,
90; Belmont, $1,000; Cazenovia,
90; Frederic, $2l00; Grafton, ST.
Hammond, $1,4O0; Hazel Green,
90; Hollandale, $1,000; Juda, ST.
Sinsinawa, $1,000; Verona, ST.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers
Washington
ilIIllhlllllHlTHllITHlllIIllIllI IIIlIIII

w @SAA
Chief Justice Taft, after a summer
vacation in Canada, arrived in Wash
ington, preparatory TO the converting
OF the supreme court october 3, for
its fall term.
The auu-beer bin in the senate
was showed into the parliamentary
pIgeonhola by the combined pressure
Tor ratification of peace treaties and
the passage Of the tax bill
Proposal for elimination Of cabi-
net member is made IN the plan for re-
organization Of executive departments
at Washington, which viii be submit
ted 10 the President aud his cabinet on
September 30 by the joint congression-
al committee on reorganization. The
reorganization plan cOntemplates
merging the War and Navy depart
ments
Administration efforts at Washing
ton 10 hasten ratification Of the peace
treaties with Germany Austria and
Hungary were halted by the "irrecon-
cilables."
Tie government at Washington has
disposed Of additional railroad equip
meur trust certificates To the amount
Of S3023s,50l through Tie War III
nance corporations This makes the
total disposed of SOB. $500
Final enactment OF tarfn legislation
before the winter season appeared aa
impossibHjty when Senator Penrose
at Washington said That so days would
be required hy treasury experts 10 coli
lect ule information desired ia conuec-
ton with the American valuation plan
High officials Of the Ku Klux KAN
may be summoned to Washington for
interrogation by the Department of
Justice Attorney General Dausherty
Indicated
Senator pemosc reported the house
tax bin as amended by the senate
finance committee 10 the senate at
Washington The Democrats were
given permission to file d minority re-
port within seven days. aud senator
- H. -4., y n " NV Sec 10. T I6 II
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-01

Marinette-One 81 the most remark
able couples @perhaps in the United
States, is residing at Abrams, near
Oconto IN the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs
lar IS Bell He is 104 years old and
q - wife is 102 Each is enjoying
I5.S2d health They have resided in
- - & ans SO years, married in Canada
,i.38 844, and resided in Detroit before
y = loving to Manitowoc, later coming
.75s Abrams Mr.. Bell volunteered
l.s7 service in the Civil War but was
cted as he was to old, having been
1t the time. Twelve children
born 10 the couple, seven of
n survive.