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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
FORTY TWO BODIES
TAKEN FROM WRECK
n. Z. Central Train Running so
Miles An Hour, When t
Crashed With Flyer

PORTER IND. Feb IS ForsA-tWn
Eodtes h.td Leen collected this fore
aoon from the Sregh last nigh when
he Canadian and the Inter Safe
!imited on lie A.iehigl Central and
New York Central lines. respectively
e!lded III a crossing
II Was a diamoad sfaTed crossing,
permitting lie New York train. which
s rnck ~ the o.ller sprsswled deraiiel
across the iatar-see ion. % rake twe
Michigan Cen.ral cars instead Of cat-
tiNg taen at right angles.
The Michigan Central train had
missed lock signas said 70 nave been
sci against i; ana had heen derailed
III plunged head Oh ihe t.es ufltil i
came u res, across the New York
Central righi-of MY With Two day
coaches at the point Of intersection
At nearly si.iy miles an hour the
New York Ccn.rtl train came ON. the
glare of its headlights warming many
III the doomed passeag rs. who ieagel
ffoai their seats ssoa.e of the:
reached tllr door tpt none Of them
escaped tile G0Iisisln I lie SeW f1ih
Central decorative MAS smashed
leaping lis wrecbage higher han the
clei.Aome wires Eodies Of seTeral
passengers were carried into the air
wiih the wreckage OF the locomotive
rhc force Of the collision was said To-
Resemble All explosion
All the dead were N the two Michi-
gan Central coaches Nhich carried lew
through passengers.
~ . O'Clock this Aorning one track
IS the New York Central was cleared,
hai tic racks of the Michigan Central
were still blocked
Railroad ofiiciaa were II loss 10.
understand the phenomenon Of the de-
rapitation ii 50 many Of the victims
Half the dead were apparently in
atantly killed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
.UNVE|L PAINTING OF
DREADNOUGHT MEXICO.
BIG OIL BURNING SHIP

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
REV. SPENCER breaches
SERMON TO CHILDREN

Rev H. Spencer. pastor Of Mary
land Avenue NJ. f. Church. preached
Yesterday morning his f1st sermon to
the little folks on the text OF Scrip
ture that said that the Scriptures
were a light to the path and a lamp
TO the feet. He told the little ones of
he Development Of ar'iilcial light
rom the puly candle to The gfea:
cles.ric lamp. and said that the Eght
#af God in the Scriptures vas behind
fho children to guide them
The sermon to tile adults was apor
ihe personality OF Satan. whom tAe
Doctor declared was real being.
second only to God IN power. Saian's
influence witl. men was III their will
ingness 10 be guided by hin Or g
listen 10 him. The way 10 fight him
Was to resist him. and he would flee
from you. Encourage Satan ana he
would have influence over you. jus,
as encouraging the presence of the
Almighty would bring man ander he
power of Oanipo,cnce.
The presence OF a score OF nldsntr
.nen in the congregation. vita SIX II
them taking up the offertory. gave .
military filaor Ia the services
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
Annapolis Ollieer Commands

Commander Henry c. Gearing, Jrs
WHO commanded The ill-fated destroy
er Is native Annapolitan He Is
tile Oldest son Of Commodore Henry
q Gear.ng. OF the Navy fretired i
and Airs. Gearing. now living in the
North lie IS 80 years old. a gTad-
ute OF the pnapolis High school.
and later entered tse Naval academy
ana completed the four-Tear course.
The Woolsey was cut in twe&at the
after tank by the collision and sank
at II. ii. Saturday while in tow OF
the destroyer Aaroa Ward which,
with the destroyer Philip. have III of
he Woolsey,s survivors aboard
The damage 10 the Steel Inyentor
was slight and no casualties occurred
among her crew She was reported
TO ie proceeding 10 Balboa under con
soy Of the destroyer buchanan.
The collision. Admiral Rodman re-
ported occurred l3 miles southwest
ST Coiba Island. The DESTROYER sank
as an attempt was Icing made TO
bring her into a port The report to
lie Navy Department did not explain
he manner IN which the missing men
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
wn he Dor 1Nn min
esssasss
S ATTY. MUNROt
WOULD DEBATE STAND
ON VOLSTEAD ACT

81 haze nothing further % say" de-
.ciared Statc's Attorney James "
Munroe. oi Anne Arundel county. 10
lay when asked concerning the attack
alleged 10 haze been made upon him
bs George VI crabbe superintendent
tfa Antisalooa League of Maryland
10 the eject fl3at he 5 unfit 10 b..
states Attorney in Yiew Of his atti
,ude toward the Nalsteld Enforce
meni Aef. and BY allowing his name
OH il protest or the dniiprohihition
forces. whieh Mas published from
time To t9nc recently as IN advertise
n,ht ii Ralti more papers. The meet
ing al Tie Lyric Theatre Yesterday
resulting i'll tae tei atiye organiza
ion of the Aa7yland Granch q Il,
A soeiaiian 0ppossd . Prohibition
is said u have been III tae same con
neetion ind s. ilayc 1ecn directly re-
sp0nsiblc for Mr. Craobe,s alleged
comment
ii Mir Grli.be wants to debate IT,
IS sue a. Ear as ! am concerned. Mr.
Munroe continued Il stand ready 0
80, - s, !, .a,a ~ nosttion
and my opinion. am absolutely con
Viaeea saa. ai' i,s"' a O'ss, s..,.n.a -.
can aoia snehl a'iu ~ 2 soou go s, :,
Attorney LOT anne AIo"uei 0'u"',
the same tiiie. ior ! nave anu 9''@i.
eol-tiaue TO prosecute AZ s'o'ato's :,
the law regardiess q my opinion =.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
SKIPPER Of Ill
FATED DESTROYER
NATIVE OF CITY
Henry c. Gearing, Jr.. Graduated
From Annapolis High School
Before Entering Ravy-Wool-
sey. Rammed Of Panama. One
Of Latest OF Class
WASHINGTON ORDERS
COURT OF INQUIRY
az TIE As.aciatca l,re... J

WASHlNtiftlM. p, g.. Feb ~
4 NaSal Court of Inquiry into the
sinhing Of tie lniicd States de-
stroyer Nooiscy l,y the Anari
can steamer Steel Inventor OF
Panama Saturday has ! cen order
ed ly ADMIRAL Rolman. Com
mauder IN Chief nf the Paeiti,
Fleet
lsesiaes ono enlisted man killed
several Of the prew are sill miss
ing ard The lass 70 the Govern
meat WAS conSidera le.
Tie Natai C0mmandani a PA
mama has LeeH Instructed to hlel
the stsel Inventor" 70 protect the
GoAernment against lass IN The
esem that the collision Wa. due
~ negligence OH The part Of the
commanding officer Of he
mercilan craft
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
BRlTAIN WILL N0T ALTER
PRESENT IRISH POLICY
nv The Associated rress.s

LONDON. Feb. 2S The British
Government does not intend 70 alter
its present policy for maintaining or
der in ireland, Premier Lloyd George
announced in The House Of Commons
today
The chief secretary for Ireland. b
said. would be allowed to carry his
administration forward upon tss
policy which is being pursued Al
present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
SPECIAL TAN on KENTUCKY
LIQCORS HELD INVALID
GHsy Thc Associated Press.s

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Feb rs
Kentucky laws. levging a special tax
ON liquors withdrawn from bonded
warehouses, were held invalid today
in a decision handed down by the Su-
preme Court Millions of dollars coll
lected as taxes were involved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
cLEMENlY APPEALS REFUSED:
SIN IRlsiHEN EXCITED
tRy rhe .s..orlaied I.ress.,

COI2K, Feb. Is Despite tae appeal
for elemeney made recently i'y the
Cork Corporation. the six Ir3shlnen ~
jail here, upon whom the sentence OF
death had been imposed on charges
OF leyying war against the crown
forces. were executed today The
men were shot In patches of two each
it intervals OF dftean minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. ANNA RUE

Mrs ANNA NJ Rue widow of the
late Revell Ellison Rue. Of Aecomac
vouni#, Va died today al the home
Her son. ilr IL o Rue. of u
FA0nipSon street She is survived by
ss,n ana two grand children. The
feeeas, will he buried in Baltimore
AM lie .aneral held from the under
al :as establishment of George Weber
4 Som
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
Local Printers To Meet

Tho regular monthly meeting on
annapolis Typographical i'nion M
ia Will be held tomorrow night a
30 o'clock i'll the Office OF the Even
ing sapit;l All members are urged
10 be pres mt. a, nncN bttsifess nf an
important natuie viii come up for
fheir considerations
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
Expect Robinson Decision

The judges Of the Court Of Appeals
win assemble here tonight and the
opinion of the court in the case of
Robert Robinson eolnred, convicted OF
the murder OF j. Elder Tyd.ugs, in
this county. nearly two years ago. is
expected 10 be handed down ii . few
days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
new DUTY FOR GRAYSON
nv The Associated Pres@.)

WASHINGTON, p 81. Feb %
ar A4!lnlr.4l Cary T Grayson, PrSsi-
lsant Wilson's personal physician. va
ordered today by tie May Depart
meat 10 datx as officer in charge Of
the naval dis pensary here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
Ec,cille Race l'Iel>e>

T.l' reseill r;see showing the Boil
sAeyi&s eeine i, breakfast made tne
Usual hit. 9hile the Frantic Antics
ai s boys DONG clover stunts ail he
parallel bars aud winding up With Il
psram'd mel witl, great applause.
fhe ple class pardcaiagly dis
ngushel itself il the Guoksana.
not nnlS did the i'lehes do a VERY good
fancy drill billed as Cruise Cltyer
Cadets but they also staged the Sees
tiun Room sights, which some oconl
bought Ii. best 1ct in the SHOW Ia
tais al Oh f uncoamonly Lieut.
emlnaalel II = simmons. held 4
reeaat!on wlfl ore savNy' niemD +
II tae section aud ali the rest
Noe.ien the s,yyN mans panio-
mimn work Il an imaginary black
hoard Icing an excellent 1it u as,ii.g-
l',p Sis brown .'lotagrs made as
aie i hii Is WAS ever eored by the
etis mails nt The Roman chariot Face
pratV.i IS eNritiue rs ever.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-28
Midnight cabaret

Alt,r the Cymkhana 4 midnight
egAare, WAS held IN the fencing gal
lery Littls 'riajuana as il was clli-
Cd MIS- made 10 look as much like its
pros, n!tor Is possible; there WAS the
bar With its family entrance. the
drinks IN cocktail glasses. the waters.
tic Did fisners IL gamblers the
aaltsers on the tables and q general
AR ef rlel over al
Stossther The t.ymknana was th,
same hig Iii, as usual. and as usual
here MAS he ,.,mt surprise as 70 ho@
me midsies could do il incidentally
Walter ] Lee the chairman Of he
aicl 9mnittee. IS also manager ~
he Atsan anaradtlS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-26
Embroidery
Flouncing

rs inch Aouneing with dainty
durable edges. on fine imported
SWISS cloth. Regular SOC value,
for Clearance this AZ
week. at ...--....--
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-26

A special 35c number Of ex-
ira fine combed cotton. fine
" ribbed; all sizes in regu-
lar or bodice top. Special
for Clearance Ok
this week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
Sothern and MarloWe Come to Polls

course, In his amazing creation of the
central figure, Emperor Brutus
Jones'" self-crowned ruler of a West
Indian Island with background Of
Pullman cars, prison cells and q tramp
steamer as q means Of escape from
merited punishment IN the States.
The original Provincetown Players
company supports Mr.. Gilpin, and this
includes. by the way Bernard Pryor
and Matthew Shields. jr., Howard
University boys who took part In the
presentation of THE Emperor Jones"
given at the Shubert- Belnsco Theater
a year or 30 ago. These two boys
have been on tour with the company
all Of this season. Cleon Throck-
morton, who designed and executed the
fantastic settings, Is Washington
boy also.
The players offer az curtain
raiser the amusing satire on psyche
analysis. Suppressed Desires" writ
ten by George Cram Cook. founder
and director OF the Provincetown
group, and Susan Glaspell. Members
of the Players appearing in both Sup
pressed Desires" and "The Emperor
Jones" are Cecil Clovelly, long a mem
Der OF the John Barrymore companies;
Clement O'Loughlin formerly with
the Irish Players; Elizabeth Brown,
Emily Taft, daughter OF dorado Taft,
the sculptor; Agnes Miller. Jane
Evans, Walter Rice and others.
Adolph klauber 10 managing the tour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
NATIONAL
Dear Me-"

Dear Me-" one of John -Goiden's
successful laughter-plays, will be the
Offering at the National Theater next
week. Grace La Rue and Hale Hamil-
ton are co-starred in this COMEDY
with songs" as II is termed. Both
are exceedingly popular locally ano,
as the comedy has already enjoyed
prosperous runs in New York, Chi
cago and other theatrical centers q
big week il anticipated.
This Ii Miss La Rue's first venture
on the dramatic stage, although her
talents and personality have won her
fame in vaudeville, the Ziegfeld Fol
lies and on the concert platform. Hale
Hamilton Ii a light comedian we'll
known to Broadway audiences.
Dear Me" was written by Mr..
Hamilton and Luther Reed and staged
by Winchell Smith, responsible for
"Lightnin'," 1.-THE First Year, Turn
to the Right" and other noted John
Golden successes. The early scenes
are laid in home for artistic and IT.
erary failures. The last two acts
show cross sections Of theatrical and
studio life in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
LOEW'S PALACE
Get. Rich Quick Wallingford."

Dietrich Quick Wsliingford." the
brilliant Cosmopolitan production,
based on the world-famous stories of
the same name by George Randolph
Chester. and the stage play by George
M. Conan, will be presented as the
dominant photoplay attraction of the
program at Loew's Palace Theater for
the full week beginning next Sunday
afternoon. II has been directed by
Frank Borzage, who made the immor-
tai screen version OF 'Humoresque,"
and Its notable cast Ia headed by Sam
Hardy, recently seen in support Of Miss
Lenore Uric In "Kiki' at the National
Theater here; Norman Kerry, Doris
Kenyon. Diana Allen, and many
others.
The story concerns the financeering
adventures of Get Rich Quick" Wal
lingford and his companion in adven-
lure, "Blackie'' Daw, who descend
upon the little town of Battiesburg,
fully intending to victimize the smugly
complacently citizens thereof, but who,
having launched a weird manufactur.
ing enterprise. find the thing succeeded
beyond their widest dreams, and re-
sulting In q complete commercial and
social metamorphosis Of the sleepy
little mid Western town.
Manager Beatus has arranged to give
the showing Of this splendid and en-.
thralling Cosmopolitan production a
Program background of unusual and
remarkable appeal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
GAYETY-
Greenwich Village Review"

Entertainment Of the highest quail.
ity. with diversity in an unstinted
measure. is promised by the producers
OF The Greenwich Village Review"
the attraction at the Gayety next
week. Touching on the timely sub.
Jects OF the day. this production offers
something strictly along new lines OF
comedy, which at all times succeed.
In Keeping an audience in p,
manently good humor.
Frank Harcourt takes the lead. si
ported by Tom SIENNA, Kitty Giascc
Shaw and Lee, Libby Hart, Gertrud,
Weber, Al Ulis and Ida Bonard. an,
bevy OF beautiful blondes and
brunettes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
B. F. KEITH'S-
Belle Baker.

Belle Baker, the Incompatible, I"
will lead the van Of vaudeville at
B. F. Keith's Theater next week with
Ella Retford. the famous English
character Coincidence, as the support.
Ing stellar attraction.
Harriet and Marie Mcconnell will
be heard In Thrills and Frills," an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn will pla
Loneliness" a tragic-farce coined,
by George v. Hobart
Others win be Bert and Betty
wheeler In Bits OF Everything" the
Marmein sisters and company in a
drama dance. Pietro, the piano ac.
cordeonist, Roy & Arthur and the
usual house features
Next Sunday at 3 and Sis W
be the last chances to see the cure
bill offering Babe" Ruth, Welli.
ton Cross and others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
SHUBERT- BELASCO-
"Chuckles of 1927

Clark and Mccullough, in "Chuclle
OF 1921" the largest act in vaudeville
Will headline the program at tn
Shubert-Belasco, beginning next Sur
day afternoon.
The company that boasts a pc
sonnet OF fifty people, including
large number Of pretty girls, ais,
has for assistance in comedy, a full
FLOODED African lion. Those c
featured prominence in "Chuckles
include Emily Earle, Jack Edward
Pauline Anderson, Ruth wheele
Continued on Page 27.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08

Venice" on Wednesday and Friday
nights, and the only performance OF
THE Tanning Of the Shrew" on tues
day night.
The advance mail orders indicate
that the famous stars will equal the
tremendous receipts they played to
on their last visit to Washington.
Playgoers are urged to note that
the curtain rises at 3 o'clock sharp
at night and o'clock sharp At the
saturday matinee, and no one will be
seated during the action OF the plays.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
SHUBERT-G ARRICK-
s'The Emperor Jones.

After one false start, THE Emperor
Jones'" Eugene q. O'Neills much talk.
ed-of drama, Ia again announced for
the Shubert- 0arrick December IL.
There 10 every reason to believe that
this time there will be no postpone
ment of dates, for THE Emperor
Jones" IL filling q three weeks en-
gagement at the Walnut Street
Theater, Philadelphia. and the logi-
cal movement is the Shubert-Garrick
Theater, this city.
Charles 8. Gilpin continues, OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
Dear Me" for National
and Charles S. Gilpin for
Garrick Next Week.

e. II. Sothern and Julia Mariowe
will appear at Polls Theater for
seven performances. beginning Mon
DAY night. Twelfth Night will DO
sesn on Monday night and Saturday
matinee; Hamlet" on Tuesday and
Saturday nights: "The Merchant OF
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27
selling liquor. Two indictments.
Pleaded guilty and each were fined
$50 and 80 days in Hennipin county
Jail, with an additional 80 days if fine
is not paid. A stay Of sentence to
December Is was granted. & .s- p.
-. =. AZ 49, , - II ...ETeTI - y =
observation-disclosures.

X Otto Oelschlager and Miss; Della
Heitman. were married by Rev. w. E.
Vogel at Immanuel's Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon, the edifce being
pxettily decorated for the occasion and
many friends of the contracting par
ties being in attendance. Miss Mil
dred Hoffman was the maid of honor:
Other attendants of the bride and
groom were Misses Bertha Hoffman
and Selma Oelschlager and George
Brinkman and Theodore Hoffman:
Two little girls-a sister of the bride
and a sister of the groom-were
flower bearers. .5.>-
A reception was given att the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoffman, after the ceremony
which was attended by many invited
guests. A bountiful wedding dinner
was served and the young people re-
ceived 9 large number of valuable
presents. .-:<. 80 :
Mr.. and Mrs. Oelschlager will reside
on farm near Long Siding and their
many friends wish them a happy
journey through life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27
CAR STRIKES TEAM.
Necessary to Kill Both Horses and
Driver of Car Sustains Severe
Injury to Leg.

Necessary to Kill Both Horses and
Driver of Car Sustains Severe
Injury to Leg.
- The worst automobile accident
which has occurred hereabouts hap
pened on Saturday night on the road
between Ed. Saxon's and Mrs. Will
helms in Greenbush when an auto
mobile crashed head on into team
attached to wagon. The machine
was being driven by Fred Bowman;
who occupied it alone, and the team
by John Anderson, whose brother ac-
companied him in the wagon.
The impact of the collision was of
such tremendous force that the pole
of the wagon was driven through the
radiator, the front seat and into the
cushion of the back seat. One horses
back was broken, the other sustained
fractured leg and the pole pierced
the right leg of the driver of the car,
cutting it to the bone, while the driver
of the wagon was precipitated over the
top of the machine but sustained but
little injury: His brother escaped I'M
aanllred. =. I. -. 49,, = :,
DR.. Wetter. was called to- the scene
and advised that the horses be killed,
which advice was followed, and Bow
man was taken to the Northwestern
hospital.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27

second vice president, Mrs. Fred
Gravel, Onamia; secretary, Olof Wa
senius, Milaca; seal sale director,
Waldo cHammargren, Milaca. The
term of office of the state director,
Mrs. J. F. Peterson does not expire
this year. c. H. Nelson, the Red
Cross chairman, and Mrs. Louis Peter
son of Milaca, also continue in Of
fee for another year. The following
directors were elected: Mesdames J..
C. Herdliska, H. C. Cooney and R..
Waller for 1922; R. P. Morton, J. F..
Peterson, w. H. Smith, H. Sirene and
Albin Allen for 1922-'23; C. E. Gilbert,
Mesdames Grant, Mcclure, O. A..
Haggberg, Fred Gravel and A. E..
Grow for term ending October 81,
1924.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27
Indictments.

Lambertus Scheepers and wife of
Bradbury upon illegal sale of liquor
two indictments against Scheepers and
one joint indictment against him and
his wife. Scheepers entered plea
of guilty upon one Indictment and was
fined $3.50 and sentenced to 80 days
in the Hennepin county JAIL, The
other two indictments were continued
upon promise of defendants to observe
the law. >'
Robert Hanson Of Milaca upon two
statutory charges. Continued over
term. III
Axel Hornquist of Isanti county,
upon a charge Of Illegally selling
liquor in village=of Princeton, Two
indictments. 4 Defendant pleaded not
guilty Case on trial. =
Frank Britton and William Britton
OF Kathio, upon charge Of illegally
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27
Football Games.

On Saturday the Princeton eighth
and seventh grade teams played the
Milaca eighth and seventh grades i'm
the latter town. The Princeton eighth
grade lost by a score of Ii to H.
failing to kick goals after the touch.
downs. Princeton's seventh grade
won by score of 43 to 0, giving the
satisfaction If knowing that at least
one Princeton team won game this
season. Mr.. Martinson refereed the
games.
Next Saturday. the Milaca and
Princeton eighth grades will clash
here and ON the following Saturday
the seventh grades will play on, the
same grounds. .... ="