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The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
13 Players and 5 Gam
blers Will Be Brought
To Justice. "Persecu-
tion," Says Attorney
For 'Black Sox."

CHICAGO. March 2s.-The State
tonight planned 10 send the Black
SoX to the laundry.
We will lose no time in getting
the eighteen White Sox players and
gamblers indicted by the Cook Coun-
ty grand jury in connection with the
1919 baseball scandals" said As
sistant States Attorney George Z.
German.
We shall requisitIon them. n nee
essary. and compel them to furnish
bond before granting them releases"
The jury did the right thing"
Judge Kenesaw Mountain LandIs,
baseball's supreme dictator. said.
Eight separate indictments were
returned against eighteen defend
ants Bond was set at $4,000
All Players Re-Indieted.
New indictments were returned
against the thirteen ball PLAYERS
and the alleged gamblers named in
the original indictments voted last
fall. They follow:
Eddie Cicotte. Joe jackson. George
Weaver, Fred McMuIIin. Claude
Williams, Oscar Felsch. Charles Ris-
berg and Chic Gandil. former White
Sox players, and Hal Chase. former
New York Giants player: Sport Sui
livan. Nachel Brown and Abe Attel.
alleged gamblers, and Bill Burns.
pitcher.
The additional five alleged gam-
blers indicted were:
Carl Fork and Benjamin Franklin
OF st. Louis; Ben and Louis Levi and
David Zelzer. of Des Moines.
Robert +. Grove. States attor-
ney. last week annuIled the in
dictments voted against the Sox
players last October with the ex-
ception of GandIl.
The grand jury started its new
probe following the denial Of the
confessions of Jackson. Williams
and Cicotte. alleged TO have been
made last fall.
speedy Trial sought.
Michael j. Ahern. counsel for four
OF the players. said lie would de-
mand a speedy trial
Il will ask that the trial Of the
defendants be held immediately
Ahern said.
The players have been perse-
cuted and I will attempt to bring
the trial before a more lenient
judge"
He expressed the belief that the
players would appear in court next
week to give bonds.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
VIRGINIA FACES
TWO DUAL MEETS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March
e6.-Two dual track meets have
teen scheduled by Manager Royd. OF
the University of Virginia team, for
the next fortnight The first will ho
with Penn State on Wednesday and
the second with the track and field
squad from Delaware College, on
saturday. April 9. The dual meet
with Penn State will tax the VIZ
ginia outfit 10 its full power. Bar
ion. who will represent the ouakers
in the hurdles. equalled the worlds
record in the hurdles az the Olym-
pic games. Way, All-American
halfbsck, is entered for the broad
jump.
Capt. " w. Archer end Bernard
P. Chamberlain, OF the Virginia
team. are clearing the bar in the
high jump at about six feet. while
w. c. Stevenson and ID. W. Zundel
are doing we'll in the pole vault. The
dashes will be well taken care Of
by Simon Seward, Ben and Paddy
Baker.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
State Will Requisition Men
And Put Them Under Bond
MILLER MAY KILL
N. Y. BOXING LAW

NEW YORK, March 2s---Gev.
Nathaa Miller very shortly win
ask for the repeal Of the bextng
law I'm New York state.' This
positive statement comes from
an emcial very close to the chief
excessive Of the Empire state.
He sddeds
@The governor hasn't Eiven any
publfc utterssce on the hEht
game since he took once. Thst
~ because he has been busy On
traction and other matters Of
great import. But ss soes ~
they are cleared away he will
have something TO say about
boxing that will sound its death
kae1I.
e1nforu alton has been turned
over to the governor since he
took once which would indicate
that the Interests Of New York
State would be served best by
wiping boxing OF the statute
books. IL has been shown that
the State In not really benentfnE
and that the existence Of the
sport means only the enrichment
Of boxers, managers and promo
tiers through the Eouging of the
public at the box omce.S
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
new JERSEY BEST
BET FOR BATTLE
Tex Rickard Has Only Few
More Days to Make
Choice.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Jack
Dempsey has started light training.
Georges Carpenter will sail for the
United States early in May.
These little news items trickled
into New York today to remind box
ing fans that Tex Rickard. promoter
of the big international match
scheduled for July 2. has only a
few more days in which to name
the site for the bout.
On March Rickard asked the
principals for thirty days grace in
which to choose the site. The time
is nearly up. Richards announce
ment is expected Monday or Tues
day.
From the outset the promoter has
maintained a strict silence regard
ing the probable site except his ad-
mission that he intended to stage
it in the United States IL possible.
Meanwhile followers of boxing have
been doing a lot of guessing.
Consensus of opinion in boxing
circles here today points toward
New Jersey as the battle ground,
and while the writer possesses no
first-hand information from Rickard
it seems certain now that the
''Skeeter" State will land the match.
Tex, tits said, has never even ap-
preached the New York Boxing Com
mission regarding 1t.
To a man up a tree the hustling
city of Newark appears to be the
logical landing place for the match.
Newark has hotel accommodations
and railroad facilities. 1t is but
thirty minutes from Pennsylvania
station, the heart of New York. Best
of all 1t is said the New Jersey
Boxing Commission will welcome
the big bout.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Holy Cross Pounds Dollard
And Trounces G.. u. Z to l

to left field which Vail was just
able to knock down.
Nothing happened in the second
or third but in the fourth Holy
Cross again started counting their
third and fourth run son an in
field hit, an infield out. a base on
balls, a hit batsman and a line
single to right by Riopel.~ visiting
left fielder.
Gagnan's Bat Busy.
Two more came in the NTH on
Gagnan's triple which could have
been stretched into a homer had
two infield outs, a base on balls and
long single to center.
The Northerners last tally came
in the sixth on two singles, both
clean and snappy, a base on balls
and another single. With three on
the bags c. U. here came to life
and pulled their only two-pfy kill
ing of the game. Default, Driscoll
and Dunn pulling Dollard out of a
hole which looked promising for
Holy Cross, to say the least.
The Brooklanders' only tally
came in the sixth on Gagnan's error
on o'Brien's hard hit ball to short,
an infield out and a stinging infield
hit by Cy Corwin. This was the
first for the Catholics of the game.
Their second hit and the last. came
in the ninth. Driscol getting a
hard drive to right for the only
real clean hit for c. U. of the game.
The box score:
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
TILDEN IDLE AS
NET PLAY STARTS

NEW YORK. March 26.-vincent
Richards, Frank T. Anderson, Ar
thur Cragin and S. Howard voshell
were among the prominent tennis
players who scored victories here
today in the first round of the Ma
tional Indoor Tennis Tournament at
the Seventh Regiment Armory.
William T. Tilden I'd. winner of the
title in 1920. did not enter the sin
giles on account of a severe cold and
the title will change hands. Tilden
will play with Richards in the dou-
bles starting Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
CENTRAL TANK MEN
WIN OVER b. POLY.

The Central High swimming team
triumphed over Baltimore Polytech
90 to 81. at the Central tank last
night The feature event Of the
evening was the seO-yard dash. in
which Yund .Kwar. Of Central, was
nosed out by RsaIke, Of Baltimore.
The summaries:
Relay race-won by r. r. L CMit-
chen. Raalke, Landow, WclshD.
Time. l:27 2-5.
Fancy dive-won by Lymon CCD;
second, Fisher CO.: third, Menters
CBD.
5O-yard dash - Won by Mitchell
OBJ; second, welsh OBJ: thru
Noyes Co. Time. 0:s6 rs.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
CENTRAL BEATEN
BY BRIARLEY HALL

POOLESvILLE, Nd, March 26.-
Aside from a long home run by
Davis of the visiting team, there
was nothing which resembled good
baseball in the farce which Briarley
Hall won from Central High, of
Washington. here yesterday by a
score of 10 to s. The city lads came
near winning in the later stages Of
the game, as they leaned on the
ball for many hits. With the tieing
runs on the bases in the ninth, the
umpire waved both Lemon and
Buckley away from the plate on
strikes.
The ho- .oara.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

The final workout of the Vincent
b. Costello Post baseball team will
be held at Washington Barracks
this morning at 10 o'clock. All play
ers are requested to report. Games
have been arranged with some of
the best teams in the District and
expected. All teams desiring games
will please address r. NJ. Ward, .I3o
Randolph street northwest. phone
North 10247.
American National Bank plans a
successful year on the diamond, and
indications are that they will have
a strong nine on the field Several
players from the champion Federal
Reserve Bank team. of Richmond.
Va. cow employed with the Ameri-
can National Bank. have signed to
play with the Washington bankers.
Would like to arrange for games
with teams representing other
banks, and commercial houses.
Teams desiring place on the
schedule should communicate with
Arthur Linn. American National
Bank.
The baseball season is still in its
infancy In Washington. but 1t is
doubtful whether the high-score
mark set In game between the La
fayette Juniors and the Hilton
Midgets will be surpassed. The La
fayettes won by q score of IS tosaa.
The Howard A. c. nine would Hk.
to arrange, games with any IL or
.13 year old team in :. the Distrfct.
Call Louis Entin. North ss7a. -
The Mohawks practice this morn
ing at Seventeenth and ID streets,
Candidates are requested 10 report
at 10 o'clock. ~. ss.s3s-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
STAGE BENEFIT
SOCCER GAME TO-DAY

Washington Thistles and the Hzr-
iem Athletics will clash this after
noon at Union League Park in what
is expected to be one Of the clas-
siest games OF the local soccer sea-
son. The proceeds Of the game viii
go to the widow OF former District
Policeman Bradley. who was shot 20
death some weeks ago.
The last time the Thistle and
Harlem elevens met the game ended
in a tie. neither side being able 20
connect with the winning counter
The last affair was one OF the best
exhibitions of the soccer game that
has ever been staged in Washington
and il is believed that with a seat
ing capacity OF over 2.0SO a record
crowd will be on hand today when
the two teams battle to break the
tie.
The probable lineup:
Washington Harlem
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Braves Sign Another.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 20. -
Manager West. OF the Washington
Braves. added another star TO his
roster yesterday when he signed up
wing Maddox, the famous one
armed negro player. Maddox Is
present a student at Moorhouse Col
leEe. He, wiH report to the, Braves
April 15.- CO. >.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Totals. a q 81 Totals. % 9 81 Q
Score by innings:
Irdisnhead 10 o % o o %
Runs-Murphy, 3; Sheridan, .; sheedy, =;
Sullivan, 8; Dudaek, 2; Murman, 8; Flavin,
2. Errors-Flavin. =; Driseoll. 81 Jenkins
Burroughs, Mcdonald. Two-base hits-Sher-
idsn. Reynolds. Home runs-Murphy. sher-
idsn. Stolen bases-Reynolds, Murphy,
Welsh. Sacrifice hits-Murman, Murphy
Base on balls-0h Mccarthy. 2; OF Heise, g.;
on Collier, 1. Strike outs-By Reynolds, !;
BY Bissonette. 8; by Mccarthy, 2: by Heise,
1: by Collier. 1; by Thomas, 2. Double plays
-Flcrence to Mslley. Passed balI-Bur-
roUrhs. Hits-Of Reynolds, 1 in 4 innings;
% Bissonette, o in . innings: OF Mccarthy,
I in innings: OF Heise. 10 In . innings !;
on Collier, s in s innings; of Thomas, 1 in
2 innings. Umphe-wigglesworth
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
BLUNDON LEADS
GUN CLUB SHOOT

w. c. Blundon was high man al
the weekly shoot Of the Washing
ton Gun Club yesterday. with mark
of 4s. Joe Hunter and A. F. stearn
were tied for the runner-up posi-
.tion with ~. and T. F. Scout was
one bird behind. The results:
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
EXHIBITION GAMES
Giants Blank Pels.

NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-With
Phil Douglas and Fred Toney on the
mound, the Giants shut out the Peli-
cans here today. to o. The local
team got only four hits. two OF them
Of the fuke variety. George Kelly
Of the Giants aggregation. starred
with two triples Score by innings
New York 100 O04 o10-9 IL
New orleans 600 900 900 ?
batteries: Douglas, Toney and
bancroft; Goldsmith, Higgins and
RAIDER.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
PADDOCK BREAKS
RECORD FOR go

BERKELEY, Calf, March a.
Charles Paddock. Of the UNI,
versity sf CaiifePnis, broke the
worlds record for the z2o-yard
dash here to-day In . dpal meet
with the University Of Califer-
mia. HIS time was 20 4-S Sec
ends.. The prevfeus record was
made eriEinslly by Bernie ,.
Wefers On Msy 40, 1s0e, aAA
was n rs seconds,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
FIGHT NOTES

CHICAGO, March 2s.-Joe Bur-
man. local bantamweight. will stick
around New York for some time. He
meets Jack Curtin, a tough New
York bantam, there April and will
tackle Pete Herman in Boston
April II.
Pal Moore and Manager Tommy
Walsh left for Allentown. Pa, to-
night, where on Monday Pal takes
on Terry McHugh. On Wednesday y
he will clash with Tommy Ryan at
McKeesport. Both bouts are ten
rounds.
Eddie Mahoney. California light
weight. takes on Chubby Brown at
Cleveland Wednesday night and
April repeats in the same arena
with Joe Price
In Cleveland they have a prom
ising middle-weight who, the crit
les say. will develop into champion
ship material inside of a year. He is
Johnny Klesch, who has shown i'm
provement in all of his late con-
tests. Klesch takes on Bob Moha, Of
Milwaukee, for IL rounds to a de-
cision Monday night at Columbus
Johnny Grifiths will clash with
Al Doty at Canton, April 4. for IL
rounds. Jimmy Nichols has been
selected as his oponent at Des
Moines for April 8.
Another good boxer has been
added to the walsh-Lewis combina-
tion in one Bud Dempsey. a Mem
phis bantam-weight. who is said to
be a second Pal Moore. Dempsey
has boxed Bobby Huges. Washing
ton Lee. the Chinese lad, and sew
eral other fair bantams. He is
matched to meet Jack Ellie, of Mil
waukee, In private Tuesday night.
nu&
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Totals. IS 10 "a Totals. ss117

'Batted for Edelin in the ninth,
Score By innings:
Central ........... 10 o oo5z0-
b. Fl. N. A......... o 4 o 900 1-f0
Runs-Dunlap. Cummings. Buckley 2,
Rauber. Davis, Roberts. Dey, Curtis g.
Ratehford 2. James, West. Parrott, Work
wherry. Errors-Dunlap, Rauber, Davis .
Roberts, Dey. Ratchford. MONTGOMERY
Work. Jardine. Two-base hits-Rstchford.
James 3. Home run-Davis. Stolen bases
Cummings 2, Buckley Q, Curtis 2, West.
Base on balls-on Jermane 1. OF James 1.
Strike-outs-By Jermane 4, BY EdeIin q. by
lanes l3. Wild pitch-James. Hits-On
Jermane 9. OF Edelin, 5. Hit BY pitcher
Jermane Games), James Buckley. Um-
pire-Clothier.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Score by innings:
Navy ..0 q o o . I-5
Princeton 30 o q o Ia
Runs-Pino Harris, Hogan. McNemsr.
GotschaIk ErrorS-HumPhreys. Carney. =;
Rarchet. Gaines, Gilroy. Stolen hases-Bar
chct Rawlings. Stubbs. Hogan. Sacrifice
h:ts-Harris. MarEetts. Two-hsse hit-Raw-
lings Double play-Pino to Humphreys.
Struck out-By Gaines, l. Bsse On balls
OF Gaines. .; OF Marretts, 9. Umpire
Rails and strikes. Met1ler. Central High.
Washington; bases, Sump. Baltimore. Time
-2:O3
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Score by innings:
Holy Cross .2 0 o I o o o.
Catholic U. 30 90 o 0s1 o OIL
Three-bzse hit-Gagnan. I. Home run
Gagnan, l. Stolen bases-Simondinger, Nc
Guire. Sacrifice hit-Gagnan. Base on ais
OF Dollard. 4; OF Tunney, 1. Strike outs
BY Dollard. 3; by Tunney, 3. Double
plays-Gagnan 20 Mcclure to O'Connor. Balk
-Dollard. Hits-0f Dcllard. IL: OF Tun-
hey, .. Hit by pitcher-Tunney. Time
hours. umpire-Tom Crooke.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Kappa Sigmas Win.

. Effective pitching by John Daily
gave the Kappa Sigma nine an easy
victory over Sigma Chi, by score
Of II to 5, yesterday in George
waahinstou. interfraternity game.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

At recent meeting of the Sham
rock Athletic Club of Southeast the
following officers were elected for
the 1891 baseball season: f. s. Sui
livan. president: B. F. Petit. fnan-
cial secretary and treasurer; C.
Steele. baseball manager; J. W.
Glascoe. business manager. All
games with the Shambrocks can be-
arranged with Gfascoe. 1916 L street
southeast. Manager Steele requests
all former Shamrock players and
others who would Hike TO play with
the team. to report on the Sham-
rocks field. Sunday morning. March
d.Sat 1890 O. n.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Hopkins Trims Virginia.

26.-Though outhit, Hopkins de-
feated Virginia today IL to S. Capt.
Harrison on the mound for the vir-
ginians received ragged support
throughout and in the nth inning
his support blew up. Three errors,
coupled with two hits. netting the
and Capt. Sharretts led with the
stick for Hopkins. while Harrison
and Sexton carried of the batting
honors for Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Totals. "a Is D II Totals. 3s L q IL
Score by innings:
Ysnnisans ......I % 2Ise SO
Regnkr .......0 1 s o o 10
Runs-Goebel. 2; shanks, .; Miller. 9;
koss. Esehnann, McHugh. Tucker. Judge,
Kiee. =; Lewis. Harris. Eilerbe, O'Rourke
3 shaw. Bnors-shanks, Eschmann, 2; El-
1froe. oRourke. Charity. Marhafkz. Left
"a bases-Ysnnirans. 9; Regulars, Z. Two
oase bits-Shanks. o'Rourke, Torres. Three
base hifs-Goebel. Tucker. Home run
n dke. Hits-On Johnson. In 8 innings;
of Courtney. 10 In innings; on Erickson.
= IN Z inninxs: on Shaw. q I'm innings: on
Altrpck. 2 I'm 2 innings. First base on balls
-0f Johnson. ?: shaw. I. Struck out-By
Co1ftney, I: by Erickson. 3; by shaw, 1.
1sefifes hft-Narhafka. Stolen base-O'-
Roufkes Baik-Courtney. wild pitches
Johrson; Courtney. ?. Batter hit-By John
con CHarrfsl. By Altrock tO'Rourkel. pouble
rlaystEsehmsnn to Brower: 0'Rourke TO
X1rip fka to Judge Time Of game-2 hours.
rmpire--Bennett.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Indians Trounce Reds.

DALLAS. Tex, March 2s.-Ths
1920 world champion Cleveland In.
dians defeated the 1913 champions
Cincinnati Reds, S to 1. here today
in an exhibition game. wsmbs'
ganns' double, Speakers triple
Woods sacrifice fly and Evans
double resulted in the scoring.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
NAL GAME FROM REGS-LANDIS PLEASED WITH INDICTMENTS
FORMER YANKEES TO BOLSTER GRIFFS

Yankees for Pitcher
form
action the Florida
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
he probable lineup:
y dSnlnSlOI
ThiStles.

Referee-Sergt. J. Mshsrry.
Linemen-L Longstreet and A.
Peres.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

The Quincy Midgets took the
Trinity Midgets into camp yester-
day. 6 to 3.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
Error Aids Braves.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 26.-
An error and a nuke double by Bar
bare were largely responsible for
the three runs which the Boston
Braves first team scored In the FIRST
inning today. beating San Antonio
to 2. Score:
Boston 80. 300 900 ooO-3 /
San Antonio. .ol0 o10 00o-2 .
batteries = Townsend. Scott and
o'Neill. Gibson; Fincher Deason
and White.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

The Christ Child Boys Club de-
fested the Eifth Street Stars. II to
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Totals. 30 Z n Is Totals. IS S "a 1
x-Ratted for MarEetts in ninth inning.
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FAIR FOR 1922

A fsv Interested riiizsns uei in
ths Court House Thursday u last
ursk o. decide in rcranl 20 holding
q County Pair uest YEAR al pres
go spoke boz favor ~ ii and o. ,om.
nriss uas appointed empowered 10
take such necessary steps a. derme'l
advisable b. orranile and bold the
Talr CO., is22
Ihc committee appointed was com.
rasei n J.. Alss Hin. e. J Pierc,
and u Franklin 60 wore ig ro-opera'
ton with John R Spsn.sr County
Agent This committee was instruct
ei O. complete ihs organization
lsi he whole citizenship encourar'
ihe plans.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
LONE STAR

Miss rcad JAMIE vis.ici h,'
brother ono day thn vrek
Mr Homer llurhes visited his sis.
ter. Mr. Mas Hill, one day last vees
M Charles Harris and family VS.
he.i iatk iamcs Sunday.
Geneva Hm visited Vera Hn sun
day
Az Kelly James and wife speu
Sunday ulih b.. father !. q james
Mr. a. Canaan and iillie Rushlul
spent Saturday with Nay Hhi
Mr y. r. Wcoiall and wife visiir'
hcl father. NJ Berry james. Sunday
Nr. Orric stevens. wife and littb
daughter, Rouella. visited Mr wsldo
Sunday
Mr Bernie Cridcr and Miss Rub
IHHl drove 10 the rcsidence u Re'
Iw. T. Oakley and were married las
Saturday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21

Matte Linn, were guests II Mrs. n.
Tecr last week end
Mesdames pycus, Graves, and pcc.
kcr we've In frcdonia shopping Sat.
urday.
Mr. lncy Clifton and M. Al
Swanscy of Kuttava spent Sunday ID
town.
Miss Anna Louise Glenn was th'
guest of Mr. iaurencc Hall the wecl
end
Roy Henry and Miss Neuon Pat
ton were united IN marriage az IA
Iayyillc last "wednesday.
Miss ola Charles spent the wecI
end with Mrs. ]. \. Mckinney.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
DYCUsBTTRG

Rev. MACK Harper 6lled his ap.
pointmeni At the Methodist church
SUNDAY,
several from herr have been attend
ing the meeting Al Sewn sprinrs tht
week.
Mr.. Henry uvrul and daughter
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
LeghOrnS
Wanted

one hundrrd yrar.od hens or p'l-
.sts ald enough 30 ay, single comb.
uol hrci VIII buy % twenty farr
in one ai or one huul,ci u price
IL nrht " =. lOWERN
salsm Star Route. Marion keniucky
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
School Auditorium
Friday, October 18th
Under auspices of the Senior Class

Tom Peek and daughters u Lyon
County were guests u S. =. Pcek
Sunday.
Miss Rhca Cookscy II ku,iava was
in town Sunday the rucsi ~ her
mother. Mrs. 2. \. Cooksey.
George Tucker 81 Ehsabelhlovn.
lll.. was herc a few DAYS last week.
Mrs. Rufus Haywood spent the
week end In Lyon county the guest
u relatives
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
Qualen Concert Company Winning Praise
for Unusually Artistic Program Offered

ous.n ch.r. Hssa' Ts of DF.-s's ssd
Musical werk-Flu,s and Vieln Werk Fss,ursd
-cosiumsd Program Given.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21

MN %. y Denny leii FRIDAY inr
Castle Heights. Tenn. 30 visit her
son. Gilbert. who ls in school theIc
Mr O. ~ nlnnmofs ueni 10 On.
rinnait Friday n lasi week
John Eherls a Salem vas bore
on business Friday n last vesk
o d Threlkeld. of Rspion. vas
here Thursday u last veei
Percy nrashisr. n tho py.ushuir'
section. VA in Marion Thursday NJ
last wsst.
San HaraV ~ Ford. Perry was
in Mauon one day lasi wssk on bus.
insss
Miss Gusndolins MeGrsror n Dav
san visited Miss Ada Nell Frazer.
last vssl
Mr. Sam Gureuheim spent ite
week end In Evansville
noht NInson ~ Cadssn county
|uns m Marion one daf 'aaf arek
Ths congregation n ihs Main 81
Presbyterian shuffh srs hsauiifyinV
he interior n their church
81 n Cmos uas in Mafion Mon.
day booking a hli pseksd from biz
illness Much credit b. doc him for
his uHilfnr sfart m rsitinr the
construction on ths r.ks frufn hers
a. che Caldwell county hns siariei
W q Tucker. Funeral Dire ior
; and fnbalmef n
A beautiful family MONUMENT hss
nsi been eferisd on ihe lai ~ NJ
R Nunn in the Nou Crmsiey
Sam Gursnhrim vent ta So iaui.
Tuesday
n Gu,sam returned frum a irir
.to ihe naftf rassda
Mssisuss John QuafisImoHs aul
!. iate Paris ~ salem Ntdus.,lay an.
made ihs rress ofIlr call
'n NJ and NJ A. e. Moofr a.ni O
lladison,ilIs Wednesday 90 ,it ihei
san. y y Meow
Mrs o. A. Crime. ~ psvahuss
Olla, and Niss Ina rhrelksld ~ y.
Ben visited Mr. " Gumss d
To'n ths drs' ~ ths week
=" A rroiraeicd mssilur II siir t
nuenor n hsinr ,ondadsi a. sur.
i. Grove
NJ and Mr. " y CuvsH vsl
a. 20 Evansville Wednesday
s. 1. shelby q salem ua. Ca NJ
in fl,n Wednesday
.sf| uu Cauie laruahaH ani M'
|Nirrins F.ann1 sect ia rnnfrH
"Wednesday
I, n,sis un has orercd ur 81 rf
oery siorc in the huild.nr f,wc
occupied by Autrcur Guoey.
~ r. D. Wilbom and 7 J Slcamal
Nv" returned Thursday from inuis,ll
wherr they ATTENDED, Grand lodrc
nee' Dr. &. q. Norcland aiisuded Z
u. |reeiinr " Grand ltslre at ln1
vile this week
ln| " y Cain was examined fof v
risk Insurance Wednesday
NJ W y. Ssfrii ~ lola was cxamil
,inr "Wednesday hy nr Fraser Coz v
"a risk Insurance.
vs.. nr Frazer purchased two hns
fsv land China hors while In Hendsfl
county Tuesday