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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-18
"Thc Virgin of StambouI.~

The Virgin Of Stamboul," a master
feature produced by Universal-Jewel.
with Priscilla Dean as the star and
directed by Toh Browning, is the an
nouncement for next Tuesday at the
rf1ncess Theatre, which has aroused
such unusual interest among the thea
tregoers Of this state.
The Virgin OF Stamboul" is herald
ed as one of the important photo-pro-
auctions Of the year, presented in a
dig way. 1t unfolds the life of the
mysterious East and reveals the Gus
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-18
DOG RESCUES CHILD
SOUGHT BY CROWD
Two Year Old Boy Wanders OH Into
MOuntajns and Is Lost for Two Days.

Winchester, Va, May 15.--The fam
lily dog rescued the two year old son
Of George Getz, living near here, from
pershing In the mountains where he
had wandered for two days. party
'of more than 200 men had searched
the mountainslde day and night for the
tot and just as they were about to give
lpp the task the dog heard wall far
up on the mountain and raced away
through the brush
When the men arrived they found
the dog with wagging tail standing
over the child. The boy was three
miles from home, drenched to the skin
from heavy rains and was almost fam
ished
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
BY FRIER NCOLLISTER.

The basketball season closed OF
ficially last night at the Rock Is
land high school when the basket
GERS were rendered a banquet by
Coach Kimmel. A captain for next
year was not chosen, but the cleo
ton is expected the first Of next
week.
The basketball season was sue
cessful considering the inexperi-
enced men who we're left over from
last year. With but one letter man
who could finish the season, Coach
Kimel built up squad from green
material that won the Quad-city
championship and took third place
in the district tournament. The Is
landers won IL games and lost
eight.
With Henke eligible the first OF
the season, Rock Island went like
a whirlwind. The islanders lost to
the alumni, but defeated Wyoming,
Moline, Cambridge. East Moline
and Kewanee. Henke was then put
out and the local tossers lost to
Geneseo, Galesburg and Davenport.
They regained their old-time form
in the middle of the season and
! grabbed a hold on the quad-city
crown by defeating Moline and
East Moline the next week. An
other mid-season slump occurred
and the local tossers were taken
over by Galesburg and were also
defeated the next night by Cam
bridge by one point.
With all the dope against them,
the islanders pulled the biggest
surprise of the season when they
defeated Davenport for the quad
city championship. The Iowans
never had chance throughout the
game and the final count was 31-2S.
The next night Rock Island lost
to Geneseo and defeated Kewanee
the next week in the last game be-
fore the tournamnt.
Rock Island didn't play until Fri
day afternoon in the tourney, when
East Moline was swamped, 1910
The locals easily defeated Aledo
the tournament dark horse, the
same night. Saturday morning the
Islanders were eliminated by Gen
eseo in the semi-finals, but defeat
ed Cambridge for the consolation
Saturday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
old ROMAN IS
THROUGH WITH
I BLACK S0x'


Chicago, March 17.-Charles A.
Comiskey. president Of the White
Sox, last night cut the last tie that
bound the seven members OF last
years team who are under indict-
meut on charge cropping out Of the
1919 worlds series scandal. The
Old Roman, who had suspended the
players when the indictments were
returned. notified the seven players
hast night that all were discharged
outright
The seven players named in this
edict all Of whom are due to ap-
pear in Judge Dever's court today
when the date for their trial will
be set, are Charles "Swede" Ris-
berg. Fred McMullin, Joe Jackson,
Oscar Happy" Felsch, George
Buck" Weaver. Claude Williams
and Eddie Cicotte. The contract of
Chick Gandil, the other former
member Of the Sox tribe under in
dictment, had expired in 1919.
COniskey's Edict.
Comiskey's notice to the ball
players was rs follows:
ITO:
Charles Risberg,
Fired McMullin,
aloe Jackson,
oscar Felsch,
George Weaver,
az. ~. :, Wlliias anu
| &C. OiSotee
W =, auout oePt. 20 lslV' you
anu eacn .. you were notlneo o.
you "u ue . SUSPENSION as q
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s,nas soa were ,nen notineo, yoaL
s1steue.0A was u1ousnt apout Oy
inio.mat,on winch came 10 the un-
ue!sisne3 a,rectiy involving you
auu esen VI you IN tne DaseDai
s:an s, concerning tne world series
u iSiS:
Aaaitlonai iniormation received
silce mat dale mas confirmed the
Set tnat your actions have beer
nisniy detrimental 10 the reputa'
aon =. Tue cup ana entlfeiy IN
U"neAs'en' WIN your oDugauons u
It,
investigation OF conditions sur
louauins your connectlon with or
e-uizeo DaSeOal mas induced tn
CONCLUSION tnat the undersigned
does not 'oesire any further con
uactual OF otner business relations
win you' OF eitner OF you. an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
BASEBALL. BELL
FOR new drive
RINGS At AUe!l|E.
Coach Swelheeg Puts Candidates
Thro1gA First Pnctce-Nlne
|. Games Are % Schedule.

Coach Swedberg of Augus:ana
college, called the first baseball
practice Of the season yesterday
and Is recruits answered his, sums
mons. Indications point to as suc-ss
cessful a season in baseball a. was )
enjoyed in basketball.
Swedberg has five men Of last
years squad to play for the Blue
and Gold this season.
Captain Roger Petersoa viii COW
er the backstop position. Wallie
Swanson holds down the first sack.
Ocke Dahlquist and Bengston will
do the twirling and Wickstrom Is
one of the best outdelders In the
conference.
Rockies Promising.
New material for this years nine
also promise to bring some stars
on the diamond. With such men a.
Duffin, Bruner, Kruger, Fahlstrom
and Larson, Coach Swedberg hopes
to pick team which will run away
with the conference honors. s
Baseball is equally as popular at
the Rock Island school as is foot
ball and basketball. Last year
Augie won second place in the
conference, losing only one confer
ence game when Coach Finnegan's
crew walloped them, 8 to 2. Swed-
berg believes that with the mater.
ial already out and with additional
men reporting for practice - the
season progresses, that he will DO
able to develop a team which will
take first place honors this year.
Nine Games Scheduled.
Due to the shortness Of the Sea-
son. Augie has only nine games On
this years schedule, I'VE Of which
will be played on the home dla-
mond and the remaining four on
foreign fields. The school term at
Augustana ends May 20, about =
month before any other school In
the conference. It il necessary that
this years games be played u DIX
weeks.
! Tho Schedule
| April 15-Armour at Chicago.
| April 16-Northwestern at Ma
perville.
1 April 33-Lomhard at Rock Is
land.
April 26-Monmouth at Rock d.
. land.
May 7-Armour 1t Rock Island
May 13-Lombard at Galesburg
May 1EM0nmouth at Mon
: mouth. s..
} May 1s-Bradley q Rock Island
: May 21-St. Viatofs ct Rock Is.
Hand.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

D1 HEM M LIE Ah1kLAA,
UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent
New York, March 17.-No bout Of
tho season has worked such a
guessing contest as the argument
for the middleweight championship
here tonight between Johnny Will
son, the Boston "wop," and Mike
O'Dowd, the st. Paul harp"
Wilson is an eight to five favor
tie to retain his title.
His hackers have, heard that
O'Dowd is out Of condition and
they believe the former champion
isn't good enough as a boxer TO
overcome the margin that the
judges will grant Wilson as a
champion.
O'Dowd will have to come Gloss
to knocking out tho champion to
win back the title.
II the judges show the timidity
in giving a decision that they have
several times during the season, II
will be one Of those draws. True,
the bantamweight crown did pass
ON q decision, but Joe Lynch's su-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL LOOP
OFFICIALS NAMED

Decatur, Ill, March 17.-Before
leaving for Urbana Wednesday, w.
C. Robb Of Cicero, state manager
Of the Illinois High School Athletic
association tournament, which
opens at Illinois University today,
announced that Fred H. Young of
Bloomington, and Howard v. Mil
lard Of Decatur, would ofncfate at
the games. Mr.. Robb will be the
third Official.
Young and Milard worked in thu
college tournament here several
weeks ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

Totals .......7s0 S54 791 24o5
Friday night the All-Stars play a
picked team from the John Deere
Pillow company.
JokeFs linked.
Tuesday night John Clemann's
Jokers met their Waterloo" at the
hands Of the I. Y. P. 8. bowling five.
Next Tuesday night the I. Y. P. s.
pin vampers will meet the Selle
brothers bowlers on the Lutheran
alleys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
CHESS KINGS DRAW

Havana, March II. = UNITED
Press. Two masters Of chess end
ed drawn game here early today
after so moves.
Champion Lasker. playing bril-
liantly and disregarding his privi-
lege OF a strictly defensive game,
pushed the challenger. Jose Capa-
blanca, at all stages. The second
game will be started tonight at the
Cacino la Playa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

San Antonio, Texas. March IT.
Omitted Press,)-John McCraw d.
vided his Giant forces today. A
first and second team win set out
ON IN exhibition tour tomorrow.
The New York manager did some
thing unexpected when he relegated
Rube Benton and Lee King to the
second team and elevated Shea,
Brown and Walker 70 the hrst Sec
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
lIAN CONVERTING DOUGLAS
liNTOPARAeON OF PERFECT
sEbALL FIELD FOR FAST Play
80 1gsy SuJEl0 Whsu TAey 81 Yaas~ Gssssss ry..
S7aa rlvlsd-Nal T. DO Height q Deaaty nd Efeo.
tiyeaess-Werk Proceeds Rapialy.
vmrcR COPELAND,

rnUCE COPELAND.
sn playsrs, like in any 9th
.S.ssl;a ase supposed to de-
a 81 ground up.
~ ~ around mp 10 a literal
i;iios Of . good beginning.
r.. ,ssIIy. IN baseball. the ref
s.ihs groand up." II vital
- 70 the success Of every
Il - Instance, from the
r. means the ground ~
n A. players' feet.
- time and treatment
n devoted to the upkeep Of
s.sSsa baseball field.
: ~ accurate play is expected.
hr feld must be treated
49, George McQuillan is
..-rlsei that the Islanders this
IN have the best playing
~ i - Three-I league and has
> ~ 70 make 1t such.
lnether Surprise.
s,.areds Of fans who avail them
q watching the Chicago
~ eeeoss the Islanders at Doug
= ~, April II, will be treated
y n another surprise.
~ eyes will view one Of the
slooaing ball parks in the Mid
= Vut The park by that time
s yssplendent in its new
- paint, glistening diamond
a -. level outfield lawn.
- Uesores Of past wear and
| = Mi have been removed en-
~ The grandstand with its
= rpof, seats and screens will
- sxtra inducements to patron
: sase Of rain 1t any time the
p vii not gather In puddles II
nhvat and rear Of the stands. A
n (rsinage system will be ont
' = arst improvements installed
lanager McQuillan.
n past Inconvenience OF muS
psldlss behind the stands viii
krueluded by cinders which vii
Mod wherever one must walk
Treatment Of Field.
MI on the field to date hal
!iglsd Of raking the entire aren;
infsse 80 the young grass ma!
~ freely. The skinned infielt
u 10 beaa raked and heavil.
~
Tvuaty-fIve pounds Of ordinar.
IN nd have been mixed will
|dWR seed, productive Of thick
|aslls grass. Trinity cut, thi!
|aAination will make 1t impos
~ to part tho blades and SCI
b Ruund underneath.
ltgty-four loads of dirt hav'
|ha carted into the park ant
|4sd out directly in front OF tn
|lah stand. This will be rolle'
|tn beginning today. The groun'
WI 10 sloped down toward tn
athtop for quick and effectiv'
@iags purposes.
Water from rains will drain OF
|u1w the grandstand, leaving tn
thned area in front Of the STAN
u and dry. Other drainage will
b s9scted by . gentle slipping il
mt of the first base bleachers.
Upts.Date Boxes.
Manager McQuillan is devote'
|nfdcalsrly to the construction o
~ and up-to-date batting an,
lltling boxes. Cursory inspection
{ tAs diamond revealed the fac
~ Douglas park never had tn
MT lind Of batting and pitchin
luss.
.cosillan; Ground Keeper Jak
slnR and his assistant. Bill
MA wsnt to work yesterday :
Neuv this serious defect in tn
asadty Of the diamond.
~ egAt-mch excavation is mad
Z ~ box. On the bottom of esc
-. i. mere will be a two-inch laye
= eN A thin layer OF coars
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

salt will then b. spread over the
clay and the process repeated until
three layers Of clay and salt have
been laid.
The function Of the clay and salt
Is best described by the constfuc-
ton Of frst-class race horse stalls.
There the clay is used so the horses
may stamp around without injuring
their hoofs and muscles. The salt
prevents moisture from soaking
through.
Field Surveyed Today.
City Surveyor Wallace Treichler
was to be ON hand today to lay
out the dimensions of the diamond,
which never before were accurate.
Whoever laid out the old diamond
had the pitchers working at dis
advantage. The former pitching
box was located halfway between
home and second base, whereas it
should have been installed three
feet nearer the plate.
Players bench improvements will
be another new feature. A wooden
sunshade will be added to each
roof, the bench seat raised eight
inches and a wooden floor installed
in each shelter. The homo bench
has always been in the shade be-
hind third base, but after 3 p. m.
the sun shone directly into the Wis
itOs' bench.
The wooden floors will accord the
players greater comfort than the
obsolete dirt-bottoms Of past years
which were muddy in wet weather
and dusty when the atmosphere was
hot and dry.
! One Of the best Improvements
completed SO far has been thor
ough cleaning-out under stands
and bleachers. Manager McQuillan
intends to have these sections kept
clean throughout the season. There
will be no litter anywhere in the
park.
Perfect order and cleanliness will
be as much of the clubs new policy
as a fast, smart ball club. Nothing
will be slipshod. The eyesoFe OF
an unkempt shack in the right field
extremity will be eliminated by
general repairs and paint. Then
the clubhouse will look as good ds
the best in the league.
| Screens 10 Save Balls.
| A new screen backstop is being
constructed high atop the main
stand. The former screen was
ionly a little larger than an ordi-
nary tennis net. The new one will
be more than three times as high
and Just three times as wide, or IL
feet high and liz feet wide.
y The entire space behind the home
plate will be newly screened from
grandstand and rail to caves and
will afford the spectators twice a.
much protection from foul balls
than ever before.
The club has purchased new
water roller and by Friday morn.
ing all dirt and clay will have beer
hauled and spread for rolling. Elk
ira loads Of dirt will be deposited
out of the way in the outfield fol
use whenever warranted.
These are only few Of thu
things Manager McQuillan is &C
complishing besides signing first
class ball players.
McQuillan will leave nothing un
done in his efforts to provide Rocl
Island with a winning quality o
baseball. He's out there every da.
digging, raking and rolling the fielt
with the ground-keepers. Nothing
is too small for McQuillan to under
take because his heart and soul ar
in his work-developing winner
RAID IMMINENT.
u Dublin, March 17.-Telephon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL LOOPERS CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL YEAR AT SPREAD
AS GUESTS OF ATHLETIC HEAD

Rock Island. 81: Cambridge, 26.
Recapltulation.
Games won, IL.
Games lost, 8.
. Total points scored by Rock 1s'
land, 535.
Opponents total points. 406.
Point GettorR.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

periority was much more marked
over Pete Herman than it should be
tonight.
Wilson is one of those awkward
southpaw fighters, who stands with
his right hand and right foot ex-
tended. 1t was this stand that up
set ODowd in Boston about q
year ago when Wilson took the
title from him on a decision.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
SOUTHPAWS CLASH
IN CAPITAL TOWN

Springfield. Ill.,, March 17.-One
Of the rare occasions Of the meet
ing Of two southpaw boxers is
scheduled here tonight in the 10
round bout between Silney 20. K"
Brown Of New Orleans, and Spike
Sullivan of Cleveland. Both are
flyweights.
Each man fights with his right
foot and arm extended. Brown re-
Gently defeated frankie Mason in
a 10-round, no-deciEion bout here.
Sullivan's record contains As knock
outs out of 141 fights. Frankie Ma
son has challenged the winner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
ERIN GO BRAGH!
BAPTISTS AND
SPENCER TIED
FOR S. s. TITLE

The Baptists and Spencer Mem
orials are tide for FIRST place in
the Sunday School basketball
league at the 7. NJ. c. A. The tie
will probably BE- played OF next
Tuesday evening. The standing is:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

Pasadena, Calf. March IT,
Omitted Press. THE Cubs beat the
Pasadena merchants in an exhibit
ton game here yesterday, Z to 1.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
How Long Will Your Battery Last?

WITH any battery, the answer is
w Until certain amount Of active
material has fallen off the plates.
In the Philco Retainer Battery, this fall.
ing off is long delayed. The active ma
tefial Is held firmly in place by Philco
Retainers-thin sheets Of slotted hard
r,,bber whose slots are 20 numerous that
thew allow the free passage Of acid and
current, but 80 narrow that the active
material cannot readily pass through.
Tie Philco Retainer is like log boom.
which let's the water through but holds
the logs back.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17
RAID IMMINENT.

RAID lMMINENT,
Dublin, March II. Telephone
and telegraph wires were cut on
an extensive scale, apparently pres
aging a raid on large scale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

All the news all the time TIL
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-17

Glad to hear Art Swedberg and
his baseball hopefuls are taking
advantage Of this wonderful spring
weather. Augie almost COPIED the
Little 10 title last spring, and it is
reported they're better now than
ever.
ERIN GO BRAGH!
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1921-04-07
Nj. E. CHURCH, SOUTH

For Sunday, April 10, we have
the following Earnest program:
,Suhday ScHbotl at fora. iayaoa
Subject a'Bible' Teachings
bout Health. "7oe@t noi1HeiHioofq
Preaching at II a. m. SuBjeet
"The Master Message Of the Mas
ter i,'4't u -''s's'' all
Preaching at 7:45 p. m. Sub
Jet IA neighbor and d great
love-" 'olti72o& 7d1 5s h9Y
To, each Of these seiSicesIiwe
earnestly invite you. We want
you to come to study and lwef-a
ship with us. We Shall spare no
pains to make you very welcome
Besides, these services will ODE,
let US hope, an inspiration to
you. - '.'i @t i"' aa5si
Come. Bring your friends.
Work. Pray. Cooperate. This lis
our call to you. What will your
answer be? a47'ia1 -
We make an earnest plea to
every Christian. The Churches
have made great progress. New
recruits have been received. A
baptism Of courage and enthus-.
iasm has been experienced. But.
the warfare ha sjust begun. The
victory has yet to be won. Let
no one prove a Stacker iii this
early day. What may yet u be
achieved ieohiposes a marvellous,
vision. Let us not think of what.
has been done, but" WHIT maybe
done. Let us. plead. Let us pray.
Let us S gather UP fti odi' strength
and press Oh TO to great Victory .aro
n2q 9h1 aG.I CfoWgpastbIeoE
! 9lof@d 10 ~ (ta0 fon y d II III
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1921-04-07

Business college, training, has. re-
Gently deshSiiddhSStiated it5 Value. ahd,isn
ands of men and women have ,lost
their situations, but only a few good
bookkeepers and stenographers Bus
,iness firms have kept their office or
ganization neadg fprgthe business re- II
FNi@al The, Springfield, Business Col
IIege has been sending eits graduates
to- good positions all through the "
hard times. The few who have lostEa
their places have beensseht onp again +
TO othhf places without delaYo This >,
school positively guarantees situations
Ito its graduates, and has not failed
ON the guarantee in single instance
The costof BUSINESS education is very 81
little and the time Required isl fnsig- I,fl
nificant compared to, the value. to, apy 4n
am bilious young person., The earn.
ingcapacity of a business college grad
.uate is greatly, Increased and mmed-l' =
lately Increased. There is no delay in b
securing "a situation. fsthel iS,iring- 81
fife id eBusihess College fails. tp plaqe :.
a 'sradsate of IL guarantees ara 1T s, course
within fifteefeq days aft, t4erF graduation
every cent Of tuition is ref unded. Any u
Noiihg man Of voting woinan in this
section who wants permanent. employ l.
n&nt iatoa good FsalalN should, write /,
u A. Taylor for neW,i cataiog of :
Springfield Business College. -.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1921-04-07

About 40 or 50 bushels of,
Rowden cotton seed foioplantinge
for sale reeasonable.i Is fanf .vtlc
Lester fIuthphuies. d
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1921-04-07

Miss Beulah Majors is away
on her vacation! She is expected
to return next week and resume
her duties at the Fair Store. Mrs
Ed Perkins is working there
during Miss Majors absence.
7 I 7
Mrs L. NJ. Pyles has returned
from Little Rock where she was
called on account of the serious
condition lof Miss Irene. We UNI
derstahd' that her condition, is
somewhat Improved at present.
ktff }hs 4 fos.i+ FL 70
EGGS Single Comb Buff
Leghorn. Choice mating. Is eggs
for $1-75 postpaid. Cara Miller.
l'4fr III 4fa4aa}
Harry Heoss Of IIeber Springs
spent Sunday and Monday here.
HesWent to Kensett Tuesday to
meet his sister, Mrs. Jeffrey and
children dwhQ IS were returning
from Uruguay South America.
MR. JefferN is, expected later,
having tendered his resignation
as ambassador to that province.
HAiFtt!l = H8prI 04ffs5
Mr.. Roy story of Rocky Ford,
Colo, and Miss, Bertha Tucker
of Judhoaia, were married this
morning at the, Baptist Parson-
age by Rev. Sl1CrVick, leaving
immediately for Little Rock, AT
tel a short wedding trip, they
will return here and spend a
few weeks before going to- Rock
y Ford, where they will make
their home.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1921-04-07
BAPYYYpHM TAGH; s,H

The Queen Esther" Glass of
the Sunday School had their
monthly business rneahng. atitAeI
home of lqtheis ftiteaeheF, ,sM,rs,
Mann tMendaN evening, .Af-
ter the usual BUSINESS meetipg
the Iclass enjoYedl aasoeial. evepf
INC of gampsi apdAJDusiea after,
whic sandwiches fruit, salad, and
COCOA weneiseryeds. This GAS Of
"a memberships been ], :; fully,
decentralization about, one ,,yesar,
an nall have been converted, and
Joined the churchtlbu one, iYh9,
ha 5 not yet joinedi .the, church,
These girls arc full of enthpsiF
ashland are doing a great york
We invite all otherg ills. between
the ages of IL jand16, Whp are
in Sunday oelttoomeet with
us next Sunday. Weneed YOU =.
81 ofi 1a inebig,isg. ,q.y 4a.
For Sale: One Iand, .opqeh alf H-
p. Fairbanks-Morse Gas Engine
fq rIS65a Practically new, See f..
70 Mann. ,tof 10 4Hsf ,toa4ol. i
l9iio'! $40 'usl.lsg,., al
u II STRAWBERRY piekefs wanted
nile west of town. vii. fiuifnis1hF, b.
house, adj 10 II. M. highland >, 4
8. : ! See me atamy place one half
adi ID aaimtssto fsS:,M yg,.,
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