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The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31
PALMYRA

The willing Workers met with Mrs.
Nellie Leavitt last Wednesday.
The village school opened Tuesday
for the spring term with Loantha Pike
of Cornville as teacher.
There was no Grange meeting Satur-
day night on account of bad roads.
Listen and Virgil Goodrich are
spending ther vacation with their pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Goodrich.
E. C. Leavitt, James Robinson and
Jay Young had their wood sawed last
week. Vivian Gray did the work with
his kerosene outfit.
Mrs. Frank Eaton was in Bangor
one day last week.
The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31
MOOSE RIVER

Several people here attended the
town meeting at Jackman, March 2S.
The road is passable for autos as
far as Moose River postoff1ce.
John Mcmahon has gone to Province
of Quebec for a few days.
Arthur L. Holden and Miss Velma
Wallace were married in Bangor, Mar.
"a, by Rev. F. s. Barnener. The
groom is at present in the employ of
the Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. The
bride has been teacher in the Gram
mar school at Moose River and they
both have many friends who wish
them a long and happy life.
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are being transported to the falls again

are being transported to the falls again
this term.
Born March 23rd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. McKenney. a daughter
(Zaidee Mabel ga pounds)
H. c. Walker had crew OF men at
Lexington last week making pulp.
John Stafford of Lexington is visit
ing at George Safford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Adams who have
been at H. A. Adams for two weeks
have gone to Skowhegan for month
visit before returning to Jim Pond for
the summer.
Elwin Starbird of Solon was bus
mess visitor at Charles Holbrook s
Saturday.
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ford also uncles, aunts and cousins.
Much sympathy Is felt for the bereav-
ed parents and little Leroy who has
always been his inseparable COM
panion. Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday afternoon by Rev. E.
Farrar of Norridgewock. The flow
ers were many and beautiful. The
bearers were the two uncles, Harold
Swift and Luther Hartford. Those
from out of town were Mrs Charles
Swift, Miss Bonita Swift and Harold
Swift.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their kind and helpful services
during the recent loss of our little
Elliott. The beautiful flowers were
deeply appreciated. We also thank
Rev. E. Farrar for his words of com
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor L. Hartford
Master v. Leroy Hartford
Mrs. Esther Hartford
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Swift
Smithfeld, March 81, 1921
The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31
OAK HILI-NORRIDGEwOCK

Miss Doris Dexter is passing her
Easter vacation at home with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dexter.
Five children of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Holt have been having chicken pox
the past week.
Mrs. Tom Commack was very Ill the
past week with stomach trouble.
Arthur Frederick and E. P. Rod
gers purchased quite a large herd OF
cows last week.
Oak Hill school Is closed for two
weeks.
Mrs. Mildred Rowe of Oakland is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Palmer.
Colby Tuttle made brief visit with
his brother and family in Canaan last
week and was accompanied home by
his niece who will remain here for a
few weeks with her uncle and family.
A. H. Anderson is unfortunate In
having valuable colt very sick at
the present time.
w. C. Fletcher recently received
word from the West that his aunt
Mrs. A. C. Cleveland passed away
March 1st at Reno, Nevada.
William Wallace is the owner OF
one Of the handsomest three year old
colts in the country at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Owens recently
entertained relatives from Concord
and Centreville, N. B.
Frank Sterry of Skowhegan was
here one day last week disposing Of
the rest of his mill machinery.
The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31

MRS. ]. N. CRAIG, of Los An.
geles, Calf, who says no one
can feel more grateful for what
Tanlac has done than she does
Has gained twelve pounds and
health Is better than in years.
The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31
KENNEBECK AyENUE-EMBDEN

Mrs. lothian Stevens spent the
weekend at Norridgwock the guest
of her aunt Mary Spaulding.
Mrs. Restella Eames visited her
cousins in Skowhegan last week.
Mrs. Ernest Gilman is improving in
health at this writing.
Ansel Stevens has men pitching
boats for the Kennebec Log Driving
Company.
Mrs. Harlon Boyington attended the
drama given by the senior class OF
S. H. S. at Bingham last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Atwood and
child of Bingham have been visiting
Mr.. Atwood's sister, Mrs. Sterile
Hooper.
Miss Exrene Winsbury has been hav-
ing a bad cold and unable to attend
school last week.
Grant Whitman was in Bangor few
days last week.
The many friends of Chester Will
Jams are glad to learn that ne Is
gaining at this writing.
The independent-reporter., 1921-03-31

Observation-Disclosures $1.50 a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
SLOAN CANDIDATE FOR
YALE BASEBALL TEAM

Jam Sloan. old John Marshall High
N"ho0l athi"t" and former W.shiun-
ION H:d lie" man, IL IN" uf tho TWEEN
ty-two iIl" men wno are traiuiuI; "a,
Macon, Ca. IN preparation FOR The
coming season
sloan ~ considered ono Of III. host
%thl"t"S eyer turned ont 10y john
Marshall. During his s"rinr year IL"
was senior captain ia tn" cadet corps
ANA took = prominent part in Other
school activities.
At WASHINGTON aud l."c. whore he
was !or ;"o years Il student. lie Was
on. OF n" mosh prominent pupils IN
tn" coll"E" Seeking u larger n-.d
tor his activities. he soon decided to
-" TO fal- This is his last year
there
Captain Peters ana Coach Lauder.
who M" conducting the tr!p South,
nav" wealth OF material. and Ya!,.
should turn out on" OF tho best teams
OF recent years. Among thoFc nov
IN training the following show IN.
most promise: Peters aud Damn.
caichcrS. Coke. Scllcck. Ch!ttcn,l.u
ana SyminEton. pitchers: Herman. FIRST
base, Murphcy. first base: Hickey.
third BIAS. A!drich. short stop. Crane.
!";t acid: sloan. center field and
Hoover, right Held
S"v"rhl southern Colleges viii he
played while III" team is In The South.
ana some valuable" training will bc
gotten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
PREP SCHOOL OUTFIT
HOLDS HARD PRACTICE

Yesterday proved on" OF tho most,
strenuous DAYS TIA" John Marshall
n"sh Hli team has Vet s.cn Gonrh
Mccall is working hi, m"u hard and
IN" whOl" squad is making every 81
fort 10 present Il strou. l.i.-up when
tn" strong ola foiUt Cumfort COL
i"cc team Is Played ucNt Tuesday at
boulevard Field
Manager EIau%crship reports That
TIA" ola Point Comfort has 4 strong
nine" AMI vii. give ia" local lads a
tough battle" ON tn" Other hand
Coach Mccall seems well satisfied
with TIA" present material. anI .v-
presses confidence that h.s H.u XIII
max" crcditIhl" showing
owing 10 a sshool hultda. Tho team
VIII report for pvdC.'C" at . o',lO,i.
today ANA tomorrow saturday and
Monday may also 50" rh'm oIt al ;h"
same tiW".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
OPENS SEASON TODAY
RANOOlPH-M MACON NINE
WILL PLAY NORTHERNERs
"r'is Holy Cross Team This >f
"""" =" Ash MISUNDERSTANDING
tinc-Up lnccrtuIn

ASHLAND. VA. March 22u.,r-
""'hh Macon "pcps its 1921 ba..bnu
s'.ts"n Win Holy Cross Co!lcp. bcr,.
tomorrow ~ mere
~ ia ~ this gamc ne Coach CAR
"Np'"is to get Il limo 81 H., ,, D'""
'pnt"sinuts tor the yariou. ,,o,', HMM
'' IN" hlnc- 50 TAR. b" has bo.,, NJ
20 'ttih' "n TIA" merits and "A,
n.rit. @! ms squad. l'or n,a,,,,,,
- ~ mas WALTON aud Robert. To-
ma, N,"Il"h is ia hotter form.
uah "' WIS last S"ar and Isl m
''fl'i [" Improve "..u Iuurr It
- - '"Uthp:.w. who has rn,F,',
~ 'h opportunity ~ display i,
i;"'"" and Goodc arc running non.
ana noes tor tho initial sack -"
second. } scott has Il .li.bt .L,.
NJ '"mhcltofr NIughi. a; shrr, -,
7""N hE thht 'ic can handle ,hu ln,
H. ana E't th"m on from ;uy n"
81 last years team. il MINI, ~
~. u hit ~ opposition ~ Chm
.H'"l % Scott. MurriIl lost ana IN,
80, NJ IN. most iiN"iy candidates
H.ri Icy .w!'l do the rrcciyin.. VI
IA" Holy Cross nutr, Vii
nSit'nd ThursdIy ana remain 49,,
,,t'' moon; Last year Uolv
.cIr "rrn from Harvard by = 4to-s
ny uHy- one 81 In. best ,nI,
,,S%e ba!l clubs In the coum,rv Co.,'J
i'"ff%' formerly OF Tho FASH ti
EnN ana the nhllndciphia Athlc,cs
80 "ti hI squad at work In In"
on the Southern ,ripS cnuSis,s ~, ;uuhH
''.is rs several Of whom ar. hnit,r
.,"s..N watched by major I.,e .s
p ,N NE,,,i',r, !" easily reached from
Dl'r. aud lafsr uumbcr nr ., ii".,to
dHd supporters are .Nucc,.I '''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
AMATEURS HOLD RALLY
COMPLETE 1921 PLANS
AT BIG MASS-MEETlNG
! i"rnt!-ninr Teams Desire Ia pIny
I ndrr lnscbnll OminiSsIOn.
organize Leagues Monday

With iwcnty-niur Applications for
'thHchls"S iilcd AMI several others in
SlEht. til" Richmond Amateur Com
mission was given a good start on
one of tn" most successful years in
rs history las, Night at "a large and
players held in Iiarris- i'lipp"n's store.
-Four leagues have been definitely
t"rin"d and enough teams remain to
FORM at least three others
Tine player limit wili remain AT IN
teen. II was decided by a unanimous
vote THIS matter has been hang u {.
M" tor some time. hut when several
managers EXPRESSED the opinion that
my team could get along ivi,h nf,"on
men. action WAS taken quickly
""h! dissolution was pr""ipi'at"d
money u" posted with tn" coinn.Gs iom
/" b" forfeited ia cas-, a team aid
,"t report TO play Il scheduled gam"
last YEAR several teams won from
ihr"" 10 Gov"n games hy tho forfeit
route. This is unfair "a u team whirh
plays every gam" amt tn" establish
m".n,t OF = penalty Tor N" offender
VIII remedy this evil Th" cheers
PROMISED 10 take thIs 'mat'..r up.
because profanc ard uns.cuily rc-
marks are sometimes directed 1T tn"
umpirss. managers. and officers ar tn"
I'm MISSION imp"s" a I'm" TO- each
on"tr". This was tabled for future
T"" sJ.cnsurs Arc Formed
Tost End aud Tho East End. have
,r"n formed ,Fonms from Grow"
AvInm". irac" Covenant. Tabernacle
nnt Westminster CoMlnrls" IN" former
ca wood. 81. James. Branch Memorial
ana East End az" tn" t"Hius entered
IN n" East End League. Thev arc
hard at work ana I'll" race should o..
it"rc.'inS from the star.
SiocEtnn street. usually one Of tho
strongest teams IN Ia. city has no,
entered, Ano,hor Sau'h nichm5nd
team. IN" Woodland Heights Athletic
'tMh, has not filed its application
III" Commercial I.":ii.u. IN.
strongest IN the city. Will inulud" the
teams Of Taxa kula. church Tin \.
Eai'l" AK" and Penn Mutual.
Tn" clubs arc ont after some Of ~,
hos; amateur PLAYERS in tn" city and
som. fast baseball should -" pro-
Tho Richmond Junior Athletic
..c4,EIr which rec"m,lr wa o~van-
commission. This circuit includes
~" teams ~ the Gin,"r PARK \ ..
'ro Toys club. tn" Nirriu!a \. g.
~" community club ~" CHURCH nan
Junior y. q, sud tho iIirh'ard Park
y G. only hoys under nineteen arc
clog I'LL" Tor this icaEU"
otNcr teams which ha"" flied an
rliCr'ions. hut hav" mo-; been u'tr"h
in l"nGu"s arc Knights of Column
iu1 Virginia RAILWAY nud Power 60.
Richmond pol'c". christo-cola. pivi"
'rHtc. Stoncwall Ar"jC. church I'm
rauh Newton Woodward and The
Union Envelope Company
Anoth.r meeting viii u" holi At
o'clock \, this tim" all applications
for franchises mus, be in ana final
plans for tn" season viii h" mad"
Robert >. sutton. tho secretary Of
secretary pending the election OF y
regular SrCrgtarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
ORGANIZE BALL TEAM
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
EXPECTS CORKiNG NINE
FIRST Pr"rti"c Srssi"m win Take
i'i"rr IhiS Nttrrn"oa-t' on>id-
rr:Ihir Talent SyniIu5Ir

I--'IW-"T~- -NNtIVNnT IIHmK WI IA 70
q bell team IN tn. nc.I this year. \
meeting ri all tho mon employees of
pGrpps" Of orgAni2htg. and T. r. Ma
money. former athlete OF McGi!.'s
'athul!r Dnion. VA; elected mauugcr.
win Smokey Joe Wood a his cap
tain
Captain Wood has issued a call Tor
cand dates - begin PRESTIGE I'm.
'n"lnt"ly IN" list Of AVA .l:bl. men
dIscios~S CONSIDERABLE. talent and a
good team should ne chosen.
some OF those already signed MP
ARE -" and Charley Mcfarland.
WatEins. Green. Anderson. Mas.
i'ar-!"y, burnett. Taylor, Beech. Ed
wards, Hatkins. Kitchen and Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
BASEBALL FANS HA We EYES
UPON QUARTET or YERS
Ruth Baker Bohne and Toporcer Are Center of At
traction Io2orcer Only Inielder to
Wear Specs While Playing

NEW IrEK. March % Players
most in the "y"1 "i baseball fans
with tho hig league season only u
f"rtmight or SO away. seem to he
'H;,Lv" Huth. Gcor.r specs" T"p"r-
60. 81 the -. Louis Cardinals. sam
i;"hne cot ,hS Cincinnati Reds. ana
Frank Baker NOW trying :, come
back with the New YORK. Yunkcvs.
CT tn" quartet. Ruth. OF course *
tho c.rt,! OF TIA, spotlight, bus not
mGch out ot 1t Is Iopurc.r, 10y .ca-
sou 80 being The only rlaSSvS-N,ar-
as p.a!"- ~ the history uI thc Two
major circuits. with tnc yA"to iIoII vI
-" McaG"wS, formerly Il lIt,l.yr with
tl. Cardinals. unw with tn. rhita-
u'.ph.J Nationals
.tut ii"p,rly uI tho SyTIr uS- club
"i 'hr new international League. ne
-ni chance with ia, Carts without
hHN.HE htu any amor league en-
rG",hyr, and has 50 iuIpr,ssUu Man
tGsr HiInch Hickey that he has Just
.H'i smith lcN, amt Walter SHUTS,
o.. - Louis. ana an ua,lGrr. r.arl
Nutu>. 10 syracuse tor Toporccl
inprr>>r> lsrnuch hickey.
ur pager Is at u third bIS. as
t'.'S." H'"1h - a '"o.G-"Ut. and -
N.SHaE.n: unusual ability Tor his
l..,s1 'NPerlyMce- says Hickey:
'. a seln!protess ioiGu player
we ''ahEH y: y. team Of thr
vars \. H. City League. last year.
'r" ne h.t FOR al ana folded sen
.''.h',A save nam MS chance with
t inn..dvr. with glasses is some
'aiu- me-" under tho sun. ana follow
NJ. ..' -ainr ar" sure To want to
>'" man VIII" he swings around the
"r-.i with the Cards. as h, seems
I,>..r'u tu do ON the strength of MS
show ne Su far. Bothered TX hi.
..'- am iniant. hs wears hcaV!-
-..il'''H glasses. with LENSES one
-.N."'liH - aH inch thick. N.thoi..
B., IS 90 blind as Il hat
us Arst anpNrauc. at the camp
't-lt suckers. covcrtlN. however.
. DO, line Apr Of mail lie soon
pat .'r ,"I tu this stuff Ills Dor
"''"Hl,.S az bat ana III the Held.
ms rd- .r'IoSE = absorb INSIDE
-- LII :; e" itytrN, Charley Barrett,
... HHuii'u and Joe SGGd.u and
-r gL tHt older players made. &:
80 las great courage and
SAT- Tear being struck in the owes
Hs "''i"i uv pitch"u ball
"sh nalr""si yet. SAYS To-
Hef nHi' OF glasses - pUt on
.'i handed hatt"g. a'I =
."''t Very i@~' Wise crack
alNe often insisted SOM. IN
..''S nr, d't -ass.S Tuporccr has
3F'i ih" gag into reality Ills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Ruth SAN uu..c ran,

teammates t., mates insist. too. hes going to
n y" q SG ,I! '"n.. stang" a. d, wj!l br
10 sec aim piIyIn.:
Euth SAN ttu..c RAJ
rs for Ruth: H. Sam Tui;. tat.
~" sh"HSh ambitions tu mas" SIXTY
-, - ""in'r" his season. eleven more
i''S trdiain: camp auiue~ q" date
a"hr not excited luynuds. not even
farmers VIII" iI"Ck"d - >,. him MAKE,
on" as they would flock to Il thr."-
rinI circus. Rujh il yNo!A!u. nara.
h.hNinE h;St base to- r-c plenty of
n,,NHrciS'. rather than ms usual out.
i;uih seems naluralty Ia: man.
ahH' II not an athlete and Inclined to
t''k" llic easy. would rival fatty
Arbuckic ANA his kin Of rntuunh men.
'Nrrw"iSh' Is III" Years ram along.
~ nus season Il may bother him u
i"t ~ not weather. Another hunii-
cap e the fact everybody expects
nam !" MAKE Il homer every time he
."iiicS I" the rl"te Iris Speaker.
iin,,anASer Of the world champion
mink Ruth VIII equal his uf,y-Iour
HON" runs al last year this season
fhen comes Sam iiohu-. not any
20" young as coCkl"S i:p. who seems
slated TO stay in big ,!n," by rr.i-
son of his hard hit, ng In on, game
recently at the CISCO, Ten training
our Ear going hom.rs som"thing
Ruth has YET t. DO The Cincinnati
Scrihcs record that there's seldom a
gam" Eohu" doesn't make a. least
one home run They pick Niu to
make the E"dlauG fol, forget Morris
!tdth. trStWh.le second hasrriAn.
whom rat Moran has cas-; into tho
minors
lakrr OUT al Condition..
FrIuk Baker. "homo-rllu KING" be-
Tor" the advent 81 Ruth - not vet
ur'r GOOD coalition. ~ am not vet
strong enough 20 DO auv real work"
'iaHor frankly admitted Yesterday.
70" ! don't feel RIGHT after ta,t
throat irnHn.". AN, not going 20 try
and "vsrdu, things uut. 40 feel
- \ w'li pat in w,-k. At least.
az l.-h, wo~k before trying anything
hard
Haisyr ndulses in from half an
our 'o nn hour ANA h,'f ot prnr.
'ir" l1i = - light cousi sting ot
rnnH rs around a littlc batting and
som" tossing around Of tho ball II"
WhS not .ni" last year. however. aud
looks good physically Baker played
SlN'T-tuGr games with tn, INLAND
club %. IN" Delaware County League.
IN Maryland. and is confident he'll
round out soon ana take his old
plas" a third base"
IN" Yankees. though. are We .!.hod
down win time iuiiylders .rriUttug
Aaron Ward. who nearly made the"
fans 'nrEDt Eakcr last season 40 "a "a
bias. and Nhu VIII be switched 20
seCun! this yrar II Baker comes
through Manager lIuggins believes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Virginil Elects Pitcher
Captain Ct 1921 Nine

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
ARl.pTTESNILLi:. March %.
ficht letter men from last years
Nirginia's varsity min" met to-
niEnt and elected Rob,r; r.. Har-
rlsph. OF Cincinnati. captain of
this years team. t" succeed Dirk
kM'|, of Richmond. Who Is not
'iiSi"i" I" play TIA" coming sea-
son.
Harrison has iwirlcd on the var
sat! MN" two seasons lIc was
ia" pitching ace last year. nn!sn-
'nE the season strong by blank ing
AL" at New Haven. To u. ~,
~ Il leader in college activities. and
manager pi the football team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
DRAFT RULES FOR RACE

LONDON, March - Rules 80 gov
"rn th. proposed yacht race from
sandy Hook to cstcni poxt July. hay"
h"cn drafted by a Belgian rnciuf:
"oiumittc" and submitted TO King
Albert Tor approval. saws Brussels
VIII H." open To private ar chartered
yachts oi any rig or tonnage be-
longing 10 allied nations ar neutral.
rni there would not hc "A tim" ai!Ow-
iucc. handicap or "ntrdur" :o..
under the plan "a formulated by tho
nMfuriILif,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
ENTER VETERAN HORSE

PARIS. March - I.ut,cur III. tho
hinric"u- E"ar-uld rae" horse owned
by James ii"nn"ssy. of cognt. fame
and winner OF the Grand Nati"ma!
~tccrl""hnSo in i.lV"rpoO! IN 1899. has
n""n entered to run at Autou!i next
SUNDAY in the President uC til" he
Public stakes. This event is for 10
600 francs. over Il distance OF four
;.ud one malt kilomctcrs
Trainer i!atch"lor says tho OLD
horse is in line condition. and !C the
tracts IS soft aud heavy viii have a
..r.nt NnAMLr 10 win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
ucIui,, Incrrns-. ,c,,,

NEW NpkK. MIrCh IL Edouard
iior"maus. Bclgian billiard champion.
increased his load over Wrlkcr Ccch-
ran. oi San Francisco in their 4 500
puin: match at lS2 b;ik line. by
scoring 500 points 10 cochran's Csg
in todty'S play. The grand total io.
tho match IS liorcmans 2,i00. coch-
rAn csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Country Club Tennis
Team 10 Meet Harvard

iidrNard'S tennis team viii be
the opponents OF tho Country Club
81 Virginia raCkctcrs next Satur-
day afternoon Oh tn, courts orthc
kI,hmond club The Crimson
team j. making Il tour uf .nc
South ana intends To PLAY several
virginia organizations, jus, a. Yale
Us doing tins week
ToGay's match with Yale Viii
out the local players IN excellent
condition for the match with tho
crimson Just who the person.
u"l Of In Harvard team is cannot
gc USnort.iu"G 10y tn. country
Club officials AT this time. but tn.
triWSuu is declared 10 b." repre-
>yut'd 10y strong outfit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
YOUNGSTERS TO PRACTICE

Hg ba s"hali aud track squads .,
fiula Athletic Club VIII ur,r.
lign "a Clarh Springs Sa,urdnv
IS r.ry Important that "A large
"W,nh'r 81 boys report aud those I'm
h"'f" or tho matter wish to urr.
.Nt'S h"y who wishes 10 ,ry Ont .,
,eI'tt Iliil' TIM, remains hrfpy,.
games VIII start. ana nIl Tho I'm.
Int.LNL. nMuNLG hn nm IN nrnn.Lnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Nnu Cnn Ecrl nc,1cr rnmnrrn,,.

ii you suffer from iu,!iras,Inn
st!phion. headache. biliuusucSs. pioat-
tus. sour stomach, gas on stomach.
n"' breath or other condition caused
~ eohN.a novel action. TAX" a Foley
GatbHrtic Tablet this evening n,,d
! DWor'"w YOU VIII feel better Cleans.
IN" novels Swcct"n the stomach ana
ton. mp the livcr-hdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
pIe.,Inn Dawn. Chris,iu,nn

y GREENVJLLE, 5 g.. March "a
;naria." wna over Iiaroi iJ" - 81 tnt
with two straight falls, in Il Wrestling
match here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-01-14
PROSECUTIONS In
POLICE ARE MADE
BY MAJOR MARSH
COMMANDER OF STATE TROOP.
ERs ANNOUNCES TWO NEW
POSTS.

Major Robert Marsh, In command
of the Michigan State Police, has an
nounced the following promotions to
take effect Immediately: r. G. Strope,
from captain to adjutant quartermas-
tor; I. HI. Marmon, from lieutenant to
captain; Fl. F. Mulbar, from corporal
to sergeant; II. B. Sabin. from cor
poral to sergeant; G. f. Karkeet,
from corporal to sergeant;O. Olander,
from corporal to sergeant; w. White.
from trooper to corporal; John Sands,
from trooper to corporal; James Will
son. from trooper to corporal; Owen
Putnam, from trooper to corporal.
a new detachment of Michigan
State Police has been established at
Adrian in response to the requests of
business men and bankers who have
written to the headquarters of the
constabulary at East Lansing asking
for the protection and services of the
police. Corporal Owen Putnam and
two troopers have been sent to Adri-
an. One of the requests came from
the Bankers Association of Adrian
and another came from the Adrian
Chamber of Commerce.. Numerous in
dividual requests have also been re-
ceived.
A new detachment has also been es-
tablished at Honor and Corporal James
Wilson has been sent there. Sew
eral other small towns have request
ed detachments OF State Police and
their requests will be complied with
as soon as there are men available.
Sergt. Haas has been removed and
Corp Kuitert mas been put in COM
mand of the Sturgis detachment OF
State Police.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-01-14

was on Monday taken to the hospital
at Hancock.
FIR. Dclenberg left Sunday fol
Chicago for weeks visit.
| Fritjof Hill was business caller
Tuesday in L'Anse.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harter, Of
Calumet, returned Tuesday after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Ross.
| Charles jacobson, Of L'Anse, was
business caller here Tuesday.
Miss Laura Grace, of L'Anse, was
Baraca caller Tuesday.
VIM. Rassanen returned Tuesday
from Alston.
Joseph Ostermar returned Tuesday
from a few days visit in Calumet.
The Misses Emma and Selma kro-
Xix were guests Tuesday Of their
aunt, Mrs. Krolik, at L'Anse.
Mayor w. C. Birk is expected home
Sunday from a two weeks business
trip in Madison, Wis.
NJ. T. Thorsen, of Escanaba, called
on his cracker trade here Wednesday,.
NJ. l.. Coon has purchased from
VIM. Price Lot No. 65 Smith addi-
tior. He will make a number of
improvements on the dwelling and
have it ready for occupancy for him
self and family in the spring.
Miss Doris RAYMOND assumed her
duties as teacher at the Arnheim
school after short illness.
Henry Ross was a business caller
yesterday in Houghton.
Leopold Putzke is reported serious
ly i'll.
C. H. Aarson left Tuesday for Co.
lumbus, N. j.
Matt Mill, of Nisula, was in town
Wednesday.
Adrian Anderson leaves Sunday
for Flint after eight weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Anderson.
Charles Marksman, of Zeba, was
a business caller here yesterday.