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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
ROBERTS POST NO. q.
TO HAVE FAST ELEVEN
American Legion Meeting Next
Monday Night to Elect Cap
tain and Manager.

Former service men who are inter-
ested in football viii be at home next
Monday niRht at the Red Cross head
quarters, OIL Delaware avenue, when
plans for the season win be made by
members Of Lawrence Roberts Post,
No. II, American Legion A captain
and manager Will be selected ~ this
time.
The organization has line on a
number Of former college stars who
played with the team last year, and
who have expressed desire for Htion
again this season. All these players
ire requested to attend the meeting.
Any former service men Of the sity,
whether members OF the post or not,
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting and take part in the discus
sion.
The following are especially request
ed TO be present Wilkinson. Hutson,
Ryan, Lauritsen, Wilson. vandegrift,
Berl, crothers, Loose, Stewart, xava-
naugh, Numbers, Reed. Mccaugfan,
w. Krccjki. Grey and Green.
A number Of these players are for
rner college stars, several Of Them hav-
ing been members OF the Delaware
College football team several years ago
The post has considerable material
with which 70 work and expects 10
have p winning combination ON the
zridiron.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
BLUE AND GOLD SQUAD.
ON TRAINING TRIP
University Of Delaware Ath-
lstss Will Work Out at Col
Iegs Park, Md.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Sept. S.-University of
Delaware football squad In charge OF
csWches Shipley and Derby. will leave
Newark early tomorrow morning for
College Park, Md. where the pre-
iiminary training for the coming sea-
son will be done. There will be in
tensive training all of this time as
pelaware's opening game of the sea-
son Us with the University OF Pennsyl
,ania in Philadelphia on Saturday.
September "a AS the University OF
Maryland and George Washington
PLAYERS viii also train at College Park
the Delaware squad will get the bene-
nj cf scrimmaxes with other teams
prior 10 the opening OF the season.
The squad will return to Newark on
September 81.
Coach = r. Derby reported yester-
day for the first time since he was
engaged as coach. about two weeks
ago. Coach Shipley also arrived in
Newark yesterday and the two men
met for the first time They discussed
Informally. plans for the coming sea-
son. While no definite announcement
has been made as 10 who will be in
command of football. there is no doubt
but what this will be arranged with
out any friction Both Shipley and
Derby took tho coaching course at
the University of Illinois. Shipley in
1915 and Derby in 1916.
Nothing whatever is known OF the
POSSIBLE football material in the enter
sne class and no arrangements have
been made to take any freshmen on
tho trip to College Park. Those who
are scheduled TO go to College Park
tomorrow are; Coaches Shipley and
Derby, Captain Dick" Holton. Repp.
Betzner. Aiken. Lilly. Magaw, sMagee.
Steel. Leamy. Harmer, Cole. Goffigan.
Lynch, Williams. Armstrong. Hurff,
Rothrock. Mcdonald. Elliott. Donald
son. Ivory. Schaeffer and DeI.ucca.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
AND WHITE
ELEVEN WORKING
Thirty Candidates Turn Out
For High School Team;
Schedule Completed.

Thirty candidates reported to
Coach Ashton. of the Wilmington High
School football team yesterday after
noon at Baynard Field, Eighteenth
and Van Buren, streets. The coach
appeared very well pleased with the
candidates who reported for the team
yesterday. All prospects point to a
good heavy line this year as many of
the candidates who reported were line
men, much heavier than the usual run
at the local institution.
Three veterans of last years back
field will be back this year, Carlon.
White and Donaldson "Chock" Glib
son, one of the stars of last years
backfield. is lost to the team through
graduation.
Manager Paul ellis has completed
the schedule for the season The To-
cal team plays nine games this sea-
son. The schedule:
October Newark, home.
October S-Tome, away.
October 15-Camden, away.
October 22--west Chester, away.
October 2s-P. /. D.. home.
November 5-Open
November leicester. home.
November 1s-IaSalle Prep, home.
Thanksgiving Day--Alumni, home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
SHOOT AT CLAYTON.
Guuuerw Turn Out TO Honor G. A.
Brown who Is Recipient of Watch.

The Clayton Gun Club held a testi-
npnll shoot at Clayton last Saturday
for G.. a. Brown who is one of the
most popular sportsmen in the state.
fIfteen gunncrs participated. On be
half ~ the marksmen, the Rev. Mr..
Graham presented Mr.. Brown with a
watch.
Walls wac high gun at the meet
with q score ~ II birds out OF a pos
Hlhle Is. Davidson WAS second with So
and Hawkins was third with 6s. Out
If ~ birds shot at the following scores
were made. Deauchamp. go; Alexan-
der. s5. Harrington. So: Ma<ten, So.
Hawkins. ts: Brown. Ga COLLISION. 54 !:
richards. ei: Palmer, 55: Sanlsbury1
&C.. Walls. IL; Carry. e4: Davidson, So !;
Hogrr. AZ II. Carey. 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
BIG GAME TONIGHT. .
Rubber Contest on Between Five
Points and Lorraine Teams.

The Five Points team of the Sub
urban League and. the Lorraine team
viii clash on the DIAMOND at Second
and du Pont streets this evening in a
seven-inning game. This will be The
thiEd game between the two teams,
and as both have split even 50 far, a
last and hotiy contested game is ex-
pected.
This, IL is understood, viii be the
last game of the present season for
The suburban boys. and it is their de-
sire 10 close the year with a victory.
The Lorraine team is just as desirous
of victory and both managers will
probably sene their strongest lineups,
IN tbs fray. The game will start
promptly at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
BOOTH MAY LEAVE.
Crack Dclawar Athlete Planning to
Enter Johns Hopkins.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Sept S.-triyersity OF
Delaware viii likely lose Booth. the
star long distance runner. Word was
fr.e.vsd yesterday by university Of
fetal from Booth to the effect that he
will likely enter Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore this year. Professor j. NJ.
f,.Cato. track coach at Delaware
last year Will De a member of the
faculty at Johns Hopkins this year
end VIII likely also assist in coaching
track
Booth II by far the best long dis
tance runner who has ever worn the
iiue aud gold. He established records
for the local track in both the mile
and teo-mlle runs last year and his
work IN dual meets was sensational
In the Middle states. Booth ran a
dead heat with Crawford. the crack
Lafayette runner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Races at Hayre de Grace.

Norwich. the unbeaten juvenile hero
of eastern two year-old racing this
season, will be the headliner of the
Hartford Agricultural and Breeders
Associations racing at Eiavre de Grace
on September 81. the opening day OF
The autumn racing season in Mary
land. Norwich viii be a starter in the
10000 Eastern Shore handicap, a
race of three-quarters OF .. mile for
tvo-year-olds and one OF foIn 0000
specials that VIII be decided here In
the course of ten days meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
PRINCESS ANNE
Shamrock Starts Practice.

The Shamrock team, which made
such fine showing in baseball circles
this summer, has made plans for a
fast football team. The first prac-
tiee will be held today at KirkwooG
Park, at 10. All players are request
ed TO report ON time, including Sui
lIvan, Lane, ] Casey, Ford, Roberts.
Warner, Buckelew, Biggins. Welsh,
Garrow, Greenstein and w. Casey. The
first game of the season will bo play
ed with Hagley Thirds. At Second and
1u Pont, September 81. All teams de-
siring games call Lester Casey, 701
East Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
RUDLEY BUSY.
Coach Calls Candidates for Practice
Friday Evening.

Coach Rudley, of the South Side
Eden football team has called prac-
uce for Friday evening at o'clock
sharp. All players are requested to
report at the club house at that time
and any player In Wilmington wishing
try out for the team can DC so by
calling at the club tomorrow evening
and reporting TO Coach Rudley
The club members are asked to turn
out this afternoon at Harlan Field
whore the baseball team viii play the
Washington Braves. one Of the fastest
coloreG teams in this section of the
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
LAUREL LOSES. :
Salisbury on Top of Game Marred by
Bad Decisions.

Laurel, Sept. S.--Laurei went TO
Salisbury yesterday and lost, 4 10 3.
In the special five-game series for the
championship of the Delmaryts penin-
suia, the score now stands 10 / In
favor of the Marylanders.
Laurel had Salisbury 3 to until
the fifth inning, when Slaughter.
Laurels first baseman was knocked
out by bad bounder. In the excite
ment following Laurel went to pieces,
this with some awful decisions in
which Salisbury joined Laurel adj
herents In hooting, Salisbury scored
four runs and won the game.
To win the championship Laurel
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
TII.pEy PRACTICES.
Tennis Star works Ont on His Home
Club Courts.
py Aseorfafed Press 20 Every P,verfnR

Philadelphia. Sept. s.--rwo score or
more tennis players practiced today
on the grass courts Of the German
town Cricket Club, where the United
States lawn tennis singles champion
ship win open tomorrow
A surprise Of yesterdays practice al
Germantown, was the appearance Of
William n. Tilden, "a. worlds cham
Dion, who played few games on the
courts Of his home club. IT had been
said that Tilden would not arrive in
Philadelphia until tonight. az he had
planned TO rest during all the time be-
tween his last Davis cup match and
noon tomorrow, when ne Is scheduled
to open the nationals by taking he
court against Irving Wright Of Bos-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
81 AIMS Practice Tonight

cnsch Kennedy Of the ST. AIMS
football team has called practice for
this evening at Shailcross avenue and
sAneoin street at s.se o'clock. The
following men are requested to re-
port Kennedy. Casey. ID. Casey
rrodie. Taylor. McGonigle. Snyder,
Maloney. Mccarthy. Fiszharris. III.
po,i.herty. G. Dougherty. McDermoft.
Ncclaf1erty. Buckley. Reese, Kava-
naugh. Mack. P1nkerton. Osrnond
Briggs. Lynch. Hazard and Cum
mtnws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
south Side Football.

South Side-Eden A. G. held foot
ball meeting last evening and Coach
Rgdley sent the boys through a pre-
.iminary workout Several of the
fastest players in the city were at
the meeting last night and things
looked bright for a banner tearn over
fhe bri6ge tfliz season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Nay m oad In Rapid WorkouA

Ralph Raymond and Battling Barnes
went through some fast milling at
the Keystone Field Club yesterday
afternoon In preparation for their
bouts in Chester Friday night Ray
mond boxed IA rounds with his spar
rims partners and shadow boxed six
r,slnds. Johnny Howard and Johnny
0rif5ln Of Chester boxed several fast
rounds with the local weIter and both
men declared he Was in fine shape
and should win easily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
NJ. Thomas workes Ont.

John Grant, manager OF st.
Thomas football team had the boy
cut last evening for light practice
and uncoversd' some promising ma
tsriai The boys from the western
section IT the city made good i'm
precision on the fans last year and are
cut 90 repeat this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
EAST END
Pine to Play Football.

Pine a. A. viii put fast football
team on the field this season and
would like 10 arrange games with any
teams in the city playing third class
bah Pine would ike to hear from
Defiance Thirds. Ellen Seconds and
Walnut Tech, Practice viii be held
next Monday evening at Fourth and
Pine streets at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
National League.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
EXSOLDS 70 PLAY FOOTBALL SEVENTH WARD BALL TEAM FINDS
PENN0CK Is VICTIM or
No. So

Babe Ruth again heard big
crowd at the Polo Grounds say
II told you SO" when he got his
fifty- second homer of the year
in the fourth stanza OF the Sec
ond game with Boston yester-
day. The wallop put the Mary
land swatter 20 days ahead of
his 1920 record. No, SO and No
SO were gained on Rommel last
year on september 81. Ruth
has 25 moro games in which to
surpass his worlds record OF "a
circuit drives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
SEVENTH wARD AGAIN
East End Proves Easy for Forty Acre
Team.

The Seventh Ward club easily de-
feated the East End team in twi-
light game played at Fourteenth and
Woodlawn avenue last night.
MaIoney pitched first class game
for Seventh Ward. allowing only three
hits, although he allowed three men to
go By the free route.
Mccarthy was as usual in good form
at second. taking three chances anc
hitting safe. also scoring three runs
Reese made a sensational catch
back of second in the fl fth inning.
Reinholtz started TO pitch the game
and was mauled freely and had to
give way to Scott The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
RHOADs DEFEATED.
Union Takes Contest Featured by
Heavy Hitting.

Union A Al defeated Rhoads, SO.
asst night, in a game featured by the
heavy hitting of the Union wrecking
crew. Sweeney, Cross and Benson, con-
Meeting for the circuit.
Union plays the Eastlake team, win
ners of the second half of the City
League schedule, tonight, at the
Tw7rsty< ninth and Market streets
grounds. The game will be called at
$50. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
RHEIN is RARE.
Delaware City Mound Artist Stars for
New Castle Team.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Sept. S.-Last evening
in twilight game OF baseball at Bat
terry Park. the New Castle Athletic
Association team shut out the strong
Brownson team of Wilmington, to o
Mike Rhein. the Delaware City mound
artist held the visitors for two scat
tered hits. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
|BE TINA IN FASTEST
| HEAT OF FAIR RACES
Tyson Leads Trottsr TO 2.12 IA
Time; Billy, Blind Horse, Wins
Heat in 2.22 Pace.

Bessie Brooke, from Mineola. n Y
scored her maiden mark in winning
the 2.e5 class pace race at the third
days racing held in connection with
the Delaware State Fair here yester-
day afternoon. In fact, new records
were again the rule In the three we'll
contested events raced
Although she lis five years old, this
Ia the first seasons racing for the
brown daughter of Justice Brooke. BY
winning the first heat In 2I4h, she
entered the 2.16 clasa in her maiden
win
The 212 class trot race produced
but four starters. The Hagerstown
entry, Bedworth Chief, good cam
paigner last year, won the opening
heat from the local horse. North East
in a well-bunched finish by all the
contestants. Herman Tyson sent the
southern mare Betina to the front I'm
the second heat. out-trotting the Bed
worth horse to the finish in 213A. In
the third and final heat. Tyson again
showed great turn of speed with
the daughter of Clansman, out-trot-
ting the field to the wire in 2.l2L
the fastest heat trotted at the Fair
this year.
As In the previous afternoon. the
type of driver commonly known as
the strong arm reinsman, appeared
in the third and final race on the pro-
gram, the 2.22 class pace. which
brought half dozen likely sidewheel-
ers to the wire, and was finally won
by Grey Ghost. Bull and Davis, Jr..
were fined $50 each by the judges for
not driving TO win. Summaries;
2.25 pace. 3 heats. purse $3.50:
Bessie Brooke, br. m, by Justice
Brooke, Wigs end Cartel Min
Dock Stone. b. r.. b. p. Dougher. :
ty. Washington (Riddickl ........ q 3
ss1sn Kisin wimlknstSn ss1alk on tpeaeoesj 'n v q
Zion Girl. b. m. John Davis.
Browns Mills Davis ....,..... s 3 6
'smsS Maii,da a. hin G q sMso.rn., 8 y, Laifersy.
Waponee. Jr.. b. g. W. NJ. Tay-
-lor. Wilmington (Taylorl .......... q 4
Time. 2.f4s., 215A, 2I5
ls trot, heats, purse $3.50:
Betina br. m, by Clansman
King and Marriott. Goldsboro.
Bed worth Chief. b. 4, BY Bed
worth, W. McHenry, Hagers-
North hast. .; s. WINS stables.
Nv Wilmington Casey 1850. 2 II
Winston SKobertsl ;......-:....... 3 dis
Time. 2.1s1s 2.l3t4 2I2I4
2 % pace. heats, purse $500;
Grey Ghost, K. T.. by Airing
ton, W. f. Miller. Washing
/. ton tMillerl ..,................ 3 A. ! |
Lucy Worthy. b. m, by On
worthy. W. l.. Bull. Melfa, Va.
Billy. br. f.. by Cochato. John !
Davis. Browns Mills. N, j.
Davis. Jr.) .................. 4 . q
Dick March. b. H.. @. IT. SAT-
terfield Dover (Satteraeld0 . "a
Time. 2.l6i4, 2.t6l., 2l9l1 2as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Sept. 8.-Mieget Smith
New York bantamweight, and Joe Bur
man of Chicago today wound up their
training for their bout~at East Chi
cago, Ind, tomorrow night. Each is
TO make 12o pounds. Jack Sharkey
Of New York, meets Ray Moore OF
Milwaukee in the other feature bout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
McGlnnis to Meet Wplgast.

Bucky McGinnis will have the bat
tie of his career Friday night when he
takes on Mickey Wolgast in the open
ing bout AZ Chester. Wolgast has met
some of the best bantans in the coun-
try and should make the local lad
step out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Braves VS.. South side Eden.

Buckner's washingtoh Braves play
a refhrn engagement iI this city this
afternoon, when they tackle Harry
Grants South Side Eden nrcornbiDation
IN a twilight tilt at Harlan Field,
starting at 5.45 o'clock, city time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
FnINCEss ANNE MINIS.
Eastern Shore Champions Even Series
With Blue Ridge TitlehoIders.

Frederick, Md. Sept. S.--1rincess
anne. champions of the Eastern Shore
League, evened up thcs series with
Frederick, the Blue Ridge League
champs, in E fast aud exciting game
here yesterday, before a large crowd
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Suburban League Game.

The arst game of the Kxebs-Mar-
shaliton series for the championship
Of the suburban Baseball League will
be played on Saturday at Newport.
commencing at 315 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
American Iaarue

American League.
Chicago At St Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
National League.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
PARKIsDE.
Totals

Two-base hit-McElroy. Home run
Underwood: Stolen bases-Murphy. 2:
gAicklroy. Manlove. Helbing and Thomas
Base on balls-Of j. Hayes. 2, of k ickl
ards 5. Struck out-By Hayes, 5; by
richards, A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
LAUREL.
..-s....ss. p
SALIsB URY.
iols se.1nr,sr nv1N NInGs

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Laurel o 3 o o q O 0--2
Salisbury - 0 6 o 2 o o II
Two-base hits-Smith. Slaughter, Da-
Wis. Jones. Struck out--J:y salter. 4 by
Brennan. 2; b. Wright. 3. Left ol bases
Laureh 4, Salisbury, z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
GIANTS NOW GAME
BEHIND PfEATEs

The New YORK. Giants are now
only one game behind the league
leading Pittsburg Pirates, whP
were idle yesferdsy, while NJ
Graw's men were winning two
games from the phIIlies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
TEAMS IN TIE.
Parkside Travellers and Nandeser In
Fast Game Last Night.

Parkside Travellers and vandeyef
battied to a s-s tie at sevepteenth and
Spruce last night. Jack Hayes al
lowed Eandever two hits. Mike
Underwood connected for a home run
IN the first inning. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Inter.departmenssI con-.

The General team barely nosec out
the Accountants yesterday afternoon
IN du Pont Golf League match. three
matches 10 two
Koffenberger and Tribbit put up ,hs
best match. Tribbit played an uphill
match, carrying his opp~nent 20 the
ten<h green.
Korenberg CG) defeated Tribblt
(AD. up.
Chapman CO. defeated Oconnor
(AD, 2 up
Peters Co defeated Mckinney (AD.
UP.
Murphy CA) defeated chickersng
lGJ. 3 up.
Kinsier (A) defeated Carey COZ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
KnrlneerIpr Tops prs wort.-

The Engineers defeated the hoy-
from across the river. .hree matches
TO two. Flynn was forced % travel
eleven holes before ne succeeded in
beating willard
Hearne CE) defeated Msuss %. W..
2 or.
Hall CE) defeated Lake Cd w,
Up
crsigue CE) defeated sachs Cd w.
up.s
Hook Cd W. defeated warden CE).
; up.
Flyns ID W. defeated willard (E),
I m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

= Eastlake VS. Union A. A.. Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Fourth Ward VS.. Seventh Ward.
Fourteenth and woodlawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Che,tcrtovn vs.. Tovnscnd.

Chestertovn will play Townsend at
Townsend on September 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Friday.

Star vs.. Nandever A. c.. Seven
fecnth and Spruce streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08

In Tho Amfrican league the
Yankees won two games and
the Indians won single contest.
The New York team ras a lead
of a little more than one game
over the champions.
The standing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
DU Posr TENNIS.
Service and Experimental Tie At coun-
try Club.

One game was postponed IN fhs
match between Service and Experi-
mental az the du Pout Country club.
yesterday afternoon. and the result
was a tie. two matches apiece.
Guenveur (sJ defeated Kramer OF.
1 up.
Dickcy Cs) defeated Ciercr on. .
up.
Rogers CE) defeated Herman 90.
up.
Craven CE) defeated Koreher fsl,
up.
The match between Guenyeur and
Kramer went 70 the tenth green be-
fore the former won out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League.
New York. z; Philadelphia, 2
New York, 13; Philadelphia, 4
I'D g.me).
Cincinnati, s Chicago, (Io
inninss1.
American League.
New York. 6; Boston, ..
New York, q; Boston. 2 cd camel.
Cleveland, ); Detroit. 4.
S.. Louis, 10: Chicago, g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
NEW CASTLE
..,.-....-.o .
BROWNSON-
Baptam weights to Boy.

! Brownson -....-..-...O q o o G o O %
/ New Castle A. A -. o 1 o 2 o x--5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-09-29

Mrs. Grace Nellis has returned 10
Madison after visit with her brother,
Fred Fraunfeler and wife.
Peter E. May and brother Nicholas
May visited in Chicago and Milwaukee
last week and also transacted business.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Springer
spent a part of last week with their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Gilman, at Linden.
Every youth wishes to own an au-
tomobile. and be married, because he
never has owned an automobile nor
been married. 1t would, perhaps, be a
blessing to such fellows were they to
consult some one who has gone through
the mill.
Howard Penhallegon visited his
sisters Mrs. o. c.. Fox in Madison and
Miss Marion in Stoughton before leav-
ing for Beloit where he will attend
College.
Mrs. d. c. Jacka spent the past
week with her mother, Mrs. George
Chamley at Livingston.