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naturally Will grow more important and
the association correspond ngiy stronger.
Voted Down Last Year.
Delaware College sought admittance
To the association last year. but its
Application was acted upon unfavor-
ably as far as the meet year ago
was concerned and was turned over
10 the committee on new members
other questions of membe rship Will
come up. especially in the cases Of
Georgia Tech and one or two colleges
IN North Carolina. Georgia Tech ha $
been considered too far south TO war
rant its continuing in the associa-
tl"n. Wl.l" Trinity and Davidson. in
North Carolina are anxious to become
members
Last spring Forest Fletcher. repre-
sentativ" of Washington and lee.
brought up the question of poini
scoring. He suggested that only three
places bc counted instead OF FIVE
hiS was opposed by several members
OF the association, but was referred
to committee.
Discussion over the awarding Of
he mce' each year has been one Of
the most Interesting developments - !
the annLal meeting. and las; spring
Fletcher brought out the fact thar
II would he desirable TO rotate tho
meet and establish the method by
which this rotation would he gov
erncd
II IS possible that tho prompt pay
ment Of dues MAY como IN for It's
Share of tn" time Members of the
asso"ia ton have not been very timely
IN paying assessments. Cndouhtedly
u Will he brought out that NOR,
active and material interest should be
taken in the association throughout
the entire year.
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Robert 7. Jones opponent viii he
e. Manford of LuffnesS New. who was
eliminated in the round preceding the
semi finals in last year Champion
'ship play.
Evans and Ouimct Have Tasks.
charles Uchick) Evans Of Chicago.
VINO won the American national
amateur championship at Eosiyn. l..
l., last September. and Francis Oumet
OF Boston. tn" players upon whom
american hopes ar pinned. nave
drawn two Of the leading British
golfers for frst-rOund opponents.
Ouimet pidys G. +. Di,k Of the Roya!
Liverpool club. and Evans meets y.
Stonor crowthcr Of Coomhs HNl
pick. Hulyoke- bred golfer. is a vet
,ran who defeated TolieT over the
HoyIakc cours" last summer.
douglas Grant. an American by
birth. now q resident o. London. iS
entered as a representative of til
Royal ST. George club. H. will play
Angus Hambro. VI. T.. OF the Royal
and Ancient club in the first round.
The draw for American entrants:
-Byes into second round
Jesse Guilford (HoS,onD W. cyri!
ToIIcy tRcyal E,astburne).
VI. rayton r. :. ~ vs. Maj. G..
Eurnhsm Hoyal North pcTon.
First round
Robert r. Jones tttlanta) W. e. G
Nanford U.ufnSSS \rWl.
W. l.. Thompson Ct. :. ~ W. L. l..
Burton tMid-SurreNb.
! Wood Platt UPhjladclpntar vs.
Mai II. \. Boyd (PortmaraocD.
W 6. Hunt Gi"uston) w. \. &.
Irichton tWallaScyD.
Francis Ouimet (EoS-on) vs.. {. f..
Itick Royal Liverponn.
r. ]. Wright. jr. tBoston1 vs.. NJ. w.
Seymour (NCrth ForelandJ.
charles t'hick) Evans Chica Go)
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~ ID. Stoner Crowther ,toombs Held.
W. c. FowneS jr. Pittsbursh) vs..
x G.. OHutchinson tRoyal and An
cient}.
Dr. Paul Hunter dos Angeles> vs..
l.. T.. carter tRoyal Duhlinl.
Manley IU $. .AD vs. X. {. Mac
Naughton t\orthumberland>
LONDON. May ll.-Miss Alexa STIR
ling. the American woman champion
golfer yesterday won the scratch
prize at the spring meeting of the
Wirral Ladies' Club at oNton. near
Birkenread Miss Sterling made the
eighteen holes in -, taking >. on
both the outward and incoming
rounds. Mrs. Stanley Smith had the
next low score. 49,
by the ASSoc;a ted Press.
LONDON. May 1.-THE American
amateur golfers who have come TO
England for the purpose Of attempt
ing 10 win the British cha mpionship
played over the Hoylake links again
yesterday.
In four ball match Jess Gulford
and !. Wood Plat defeated Francis
Ouimet and r. ]. Wright. 4 up and
to play. in eighteen holes. Eoth
men on the losing side had ten
dcnCy to play rather wide with their
wood clubs. Ouimet putted We'll. Guilt
ford drove a very long ball. and Plat
was particularly effective in lis ap-
prnaCh work and putting
The best ball score of GuilfOrd and
flatt was SO and that of Ouimct and
Wright. II. Guilford and Ouimet each
had an individual score OF 80 while
Plat required "A strokes and Wright.
so.
Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Mai.
Vincent Uf tn" Ry" Club defeated W.
{. Fownes. jr.. and DR.. Paul Hunter.
hy ) up and tn play.
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. OVER THE NET.

Can't 4. J. Gore Of the Dunn Da IT n
club won Is match IN the singles in
the Old Dominion tourney in Rich
mond yesterday. m wni"h i"h''.
kumacae is defending mis- title by
playing through.
Georgetown and George Washington
racksters quit three matches all In Z
set-to at the Hilltop yesterday. Th"
Hatcheti;cS won Il rec of the four
singles. but dropped '0,h Of ,,r ',",.-
bios The tc viii he played off lat"r-
Central t:iSi, netmen TOOK three Of
fiv. contests from tie Royal Tennis
club pIayc.s yesterday. capturing all
t"" .:inGIes. but losing out in the uou-
bes.
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Mile. Leng..en May Play
in Davis Cup Matches

PARIS. May Ii.-MIl". suzanne
I.enEIrn. worlds champion ,vom-
an tennis player. may en!rr the
DAVIS cup tournament, to he held
in tho United StateS this summer.
Zero ding - several mr rmbers of
tic French Lawn Tennis Fedora
tiOn. This repIrt il contrary II
n statement attributed t. Mile.
LenEi.n that she did not intend
To enter matches against men
i'rcausr OF their <JperIur pa y.icni
StItHEth.
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POLO FINAL SCHEDULED
TODAY FOR ARMY TEAMS

Fort Myers fist team. which van
uuishcd the second four Of the Viz
ma post. ) to >. yesterday in sem! =
hn:i OF the ArEly's spring poi. tourna =
mcnt, and the Freebootels will NEE,
!E the tourney final at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon If the playing field in Po-
tomac Park is not too slippery for
the engagement.
Yesterdays match was bitterly
fought. nea~ly two minutes of over
time play being Necessary to reach 4
decision. Capt. Walsh scored the win
ming goal. Summary:
+. Myrr l.;. GOa'. ~ Myrr -. Goals
Walsh fprwar1 -. J,n">. 70 wa:d ..... |
!; b.r forward ... y Sass forward .... %
Cote back .......D II ans. lack - y
Pa ,tun. back ...... - George. la x .-.... l
Score v. p"ri"i>:
Fort M,,r TiIsi- ....... - % -
Port Mgr Seconds ...... y . u -:
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Schedule for Tomorrow.

Single LOGAN. Eoss. BedelI. GroI
Weiss. Baker, Frydeil. Pearson, Robertson.
Iecki-. NrHmnyeT.
Singles: 7:3D-L krauss Stocking. Peek
iEs. Lamar. Werner. Wedding. Hal. So
back I.s;zure HOugn. Recker
Douhlex: Wedding and Hail. Iamar and
Nern.r. Rrrker and Lavi>oln. II. IlwrenSon
ami H. Burtnnr. Webb AMI Brown. Smons
aud HancC"s. Fentnn and Rice. Soibark and
Ilizure. Trrdnll and NeUmeyer. Pearson and
Robertson. Leckie and Struiie.
Singles: 9-Bsrba gallo. chaplin. Nell. N"ise,
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TOPS MASONIC BOWLERS
Morgan Goes to Front in Singles
Glass With Set of 369-Other
Leaders Not Deposed.

\ score Of 500. including q three
hand cap. negotiated by Morgan on
the Sherman drives last night sent
him into the lead in the singles c.ass
of the Masonic Bowling Associations
annual tournament. He had games of
lis. III and 136. No other leaders
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Contest at Kendall Green.

Catholic University and Gali"udet
mines were to pla! at Kendall Green
this afternoon at $3.50 o clock. The
Rrooklanders easily defeated Gal
laudet IN an encounter early in the
ason. Maryland is at Annapolis for
a game wi:h the Navy.
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ROYAL Giants Blank Caps.

Big less Hubbard's slantG puzZl ed
the Capitals yesterday and the brook
lyn Royal Giants took thr c"i"' Il
professional game at America n
League Park. II to o. t.. --..-
teams re to play this afternoon d.
4 O'clock.
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kcpfer Cinm. I.acisson, Ewer~. Cromwell. L.
hiuge Humphrey.
Donble>: 3::p-Irwis and Stanford krans-
and RGNen. Nell and Allison. tOuradis .na
Bartic. HALEY and Eiseman. tarl and Gist
EHerS and Cromwell. II. klu-c and X. King"
\eiSs and kupfrr. Iayisson and tlum HHri'I
gallo and Chaplin
Singles: 10 30 Lewis. stanford. Hammer
II, kraus>. Borden. ionradis, iartig. HALEY.
Ei~Fuan. Carl t;iSi.
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GIJ1LFORD'S FIRST FOE
>ISTOLLEY, TITLEHOLDER

HE onpIete draw golf championships which
that the were players repre-
will the most iomoaole
OF the Engisimen in early rounds
Two Americans Jesse OF Boston and NJ ayon who has
drew VIII their
will ol
"
Il, North DeyDul
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i. S. POLOISTS FARTHER
ADVANCED THAN BRITONS

ONDON, May lNuh the only
American is
- championship FORM but the English selection
finding itself quanay the resapng nearly the
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White Sox Release Pitcher.

CHICAGO. May il.--Pitcl1er Joe
Norris. recruit with the Chicago Amer
tells. has been released to Tulsa OF the
=. e - League.
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Columbia Crew Captain III.

NEW YORK. May i1.--Lrnsinc van
Houten. COlunba's s rowing captain. is
i'll with the CRIME and will not be able
10 row in the Child's cap race 81 ;he
Harlem river Saturday.
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Schedule for Tomorrow.

Singles G:30t-B 2. Brown n,. l.. r.
Jose lai, John A. Ferrau tcj. T.. = Snyder
r.. Z. II Springer tcl. e. Thomas Parker r"t.
4. Campb-Il lsI. NJ +. Hawk>hIw 'bI.
Teams tsI-Old Glory tai. PaymaSt%r> thi .
sbUre3lk ihi. Auditors tbi. Freight ,ai
stes la ationS Service tb'. Plant Bureau
DoubSry ,I":I5r-I \. FerralI and f. T..
kyder d.. +. l.. coll aud r. T.. Brown ici
J =. aawkshaw and !. A. Csmpbeil to. .
~ md s. nisc lhSii 'bi fa.kI. ! KIichi. r.
bd L. q kupfer tbI, L. L. Springer aud
Z rrner Ecb. J. J. Fiaherty and NJ J.
cree %.
sinyieF Gl:I5l-G"orge Il. Campbell tcl.
e. 0fne iaI. David Reckrr tbI. Louis
|risksr, 1D. Morris herman fci. Max Sislun
r.. PaiI 7. Street Icl. Il. Onenberg tcl.
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TiiIcn RGu+s Johnson.

PHILADELPHIA May 1l.-Winia:n
+ Tilden. I'd. world tennis chanrior.
defeated W.ilacc Johnson y, u
IN N exhibition match yesterday.
Tilden sails Tor Eng and Friday.
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SEVERAL BIG QUESTIONS (
ARE TO BE ACTED UPON
BY II. {. BYRD.

future the possible admancc OF Delaware
College membership. changes
the othc
10
collegiate A. Friday RprcS
colleges
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
broiderv club TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

broidery Club Tuesday afternoon.
Jim Gridley was operated on for
appendicitis in the hospital in NIichi-
gan City Sunday. Reports are fav-
orablo for his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Drizer OF Mid
land were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Erlinger last week. Mrs. Dri-
ger was formerly Miss Pauline War
rem and will be remembered by many
Of her childhood friends.
Frank Sheldon and J. w. Drizer
motored 20 St. Joe Friday on bust
ness. on the return tri pa big truck
crowded their car into a ditch Little
damage was done.
Sir. and Mrs. Fred c. Crosby have
gone 10 Lansing, Mich, where Mr.
Crosby Will grtend the Mail Carriers
convention. which meets there this
week.
Miss Fay Wright OF Mears. Mich.
daughter OF Orla Wright, formerly
OF this place. is spending a few weeks
with relatives here.
d. L. Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Max Reese OF Penn spent
Sunday at the Albert Sheriff. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Johnson
Of Hancock. Mich, are spending n
week with their son. Gardner John
son, at his summer cottage, Lake
side. Mr.. Johnson. Sr.. was princi-
pal OF the Three Oaks schools forty
years ago.
Mrs. Jennie Burbank OF Buchanan
spent Monday with her sister. Mrs.
Maloy.
Glenn B. Wilson attended the Pa
geant Of Progress at Chicago Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hazlitt returned
Saturday from Buchanan. where
they spent n week with relatives.
Nfr. acd Mrs. George Parketon Of
Buchanan spent Sunday with Miss
Leone Sheriff..
Extensive preparations are under
way for the Three oaks fair, Sept. I.
Ticket sellers are busy and space for
exhibits is in demand. Several con-
cessions have been sold TO outside
concerns.
Mr.. ALAG watson was surprised
Tuesday night by the members of
the "Old Reliable" Sunday school
class, OF which he has been a mem
Der % years. The list birthday Of
Mr.. Watson was the occasion for the
testimonial OF respect by his fellow
church workers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs Charles ?. Pears and
daughter. Gale. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sanders returned 10 Buchan-
an Monday night after a two-days'
visit in Chicago. where they attend
ed the Pageant OF Progress exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Nina Lindley OF South Bend
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. Frank
L. Raymond.
Mrs Francis Wright is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Rough and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn z. Smith motored 10
Chicago Sunday. where they attend
ed the Pageant OF Progress.
Ed Mittan has returned from
Mayo Brothers sanitarium at Roch-
ester. MINI, where he recently went
for a medical examination.
Abner Kelsey was a business visi-
tor at Granger and Cassopolis on
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
Personals fon NQarbu Towns

Iaporte. Funeral services were held
Tuesday az the NJ +. church follow
inc brief services at the residence.
REV. Dewitt EIlInwood conducted the
services. Burial was in the New
Carlisle cemetery.
The Eastern Star auxiliary will
give picnic at Hudson Lake
wednesday
The annual reunion Of the Borden
family will be neld at Hudson Lake
Sunday.
About 65 members OF the Hauser
family attended a reunion at Hud-
son Lake Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Fisher OF Chicago
have returned home after visiting
Nr. and Mrs. George Vincent.
Mrs. Carrie Evans has gone 70
North Dakota on a business trip.
A reunion OF tho Shelley family
VIII be held Sunday at Hudson Lake.
1Ir. and Mrs. Henry Herpolshei-
Eer or Lincoln. Neb.. are guests Of
their nephew. ". J. smith and fam
ily. and Or. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane and
son OK Chicago arc guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Coleman.
George W. Doughty Is confined 10
his homo with an attack OF rheuma-
tisns.
Mrs. Jesse Coleman OF Valparaiso
Is a guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hooten spent
Sunday AT Valparaiso. guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Coleman.
Ella and George Casaday OF South
Bend are guests OF Misses Margaret
and Ada Miller.
AIr. and Mrs. Truland. Miss Zelda
and Lawrence King visited IN La
porto Sunday.
r. =. Fowles has returned home
from Holy Family hospital, Laporte.
where he underwent IN operation
Tor appendicitis
Nr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent and
daughter OF Chicago returned home
Sunday after a visit 10 the former's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Vim
cent
Louis Geaslen and family Of Chi
cago, enroute home from an auto
mobile trip which included southern
and eastern points OF interest. were
guests during the past week OF New
Carlisle relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tyler We're
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Casey Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
GRAND VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Galeener en-
tertained the Pep and Dorcas classes
Of the Brethren Sunday school
Thursday at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed wilson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Morton OF near
Notre Dame Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Sisk and children are
spending this week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones Of Don
aldson. Her sister. Cdrs. Edward
Mandley Of Cleveland, o.. is also
their guest.
Miss Gladys Nutting Of Three
Oaks, Mich, is a guest at the home
OF her uncle. Claude Darling, Of this
place.
The Brethren Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic at pOtawat
omi park saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hostea-er mo-
tored TO Valparaiso sunday and Wis
tied relatives
Miss Dorothy Bottorff OF South
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Galeener. Les
ter Ritnour, the Misses Kizer and
Mrs. Bestle spent Wednesday Of this
week at Indian Lake.
Mrs. Lewis Bourbon and children,
Mrs. Chas. Bourbon and daughter Of
Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bourbon Of Portage were recent
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Slsl1 and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller Of near Lakeville.
Miss Mae Spencer of South Bend
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jollin
Monday.
Mrs. T r. Ewers. who has been
III the past week, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galeener were
weekend guests at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs I. w. Decker Of Goshen,
Ind.
Clarence Miller and family and
Clyde Miller and son Oren visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kril recently
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Gibson OF South
Bend we're guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. z. Hostedler this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deberener
and Mrs. F. NJ. Avery of South Bend
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Mattison.
Mrs. c. F. Madison was a week
end guest at the home Of Mrs. Van
Glider Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
THREE OAKS

Misses Elizabeth and Lucille Back
man and Mrs Johanna Dolen5erg
returned Sunday from Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King, Mr.
and Mrs Fred TObodo and Mrs. Car
RE TobOdo spent Saturday and Sun
day in Plymouth, Ind. the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clifton.
Miss Lulu Carlson OF Chicago re-
turned home Saturday after spend
Ing a week with Mrs. Ed Enyeart.
Fred Bower Of Laporte was at the
home Of his niece, Mrs. Fred. Sig
mond, Monday.
Mrs. Kate 9. Phelps spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Warren at Lake
side.
Mrs. Meede entertained the En-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Mrs. May Page went 20 Lima.
Ohio. Saturday FOR a visit OF several
weeks witt her niece. Mrs S. +.
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Marquissec Of
South Bend and their cousin. Airs.
T,ari Norton Of Plainhcld. ILL., we're
week end visitors az Che nome OF SIR.
&arCuissec'1 uaCtaer. Mrs Martha
LGrcuissae.
NJ. and Mrs n I. stry1ser Of
South Bend and 1Ir. ana Mrs. Max
Striker OF Grand Rapids were VS.
iiors at the Yes Srltth home sunday.
8Ir. and Mrs. clyde McOmber Of
Chl0oEo arc visiting relatives here.
SIr. and Mrs. VIII stc-ick were
Surprised by & number OF relatives
Saturday night IA honor OF Mr. Sto-
y1o'Is birthday. A pleasant evening
md Investments OF ice cream and
cake we're enjoyed.
n tho boE game here Sunday be-
tween tho Galieu and Berrien
Springs teams Bcrr.cn Springs won
score l. 20 3.
Nr. and Mrs. Bort DaIrymple Of
buchanan. Lewis Pearl and family
and Mrs T,ue Wouam Of Benton
Harbor were visitors az tho nome OF
Mrs. Margaret Wollau sunday.
AIr. and Mrs John Iuglcright. Mr
and Mrs. J.. Q. Immcl and Miss Ma
bel Bcshcra were visitors az Grand
Lake Sunday
The 18TH annual picnic % the Ole
Settlers and Young Settlers OF Bcr-
ricn county will be held here
Wcdncsday Tho County Changers
also selected that date Cor the.r an
nu1l picnic. Thor speakers include
S. W Lowell master Of the National
Grange; A. p. Cook, master OF tho
Agriculture. Tho proeram for the
old gettlors' picnic 81 In charge OF
tho American Legion boys and a big
day is promised.
@. y. WooUcy and con Jack were
visitors in Chicago last week.
Muir Inglcright Of Wanatah, Ind,
visited relatives and friends here
last week.
Bert Crum Of Chicago IS n visitor
81 the home Of his nephew. V. S.
Weaver He was q former resident
Of Berrien Springs.
Mrs. Henry Kcphart is n visitor at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. James
Morrow. in st. Joseph
Mrs. Kate PenncU and son Merton
of South Bend have taken rooms az
the home OF Mrs Catherine PcnneIi
f0- several months.
Mrs. Theodore Watts and sons Of
st. Joseph have been visitors at the
home Of her former parents. Mr.. and
NJ. Jerome Eumiston.
Mrs John 7. Jauch with her
daughter. Of Chicago. IS visiting at
the home OF her sister, Mrs NJ. J,
Younc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
BUCHANAN

Miss Thelma Childs entertained
several friends at a theater party
Monday evening in honor OF Miss
Grace Freedom of Van Meter. Iowa.
who is visiting at the home OF her
cousin. Miss Mildred Stevens.
Sheriff George G. Bridgmen of
st. Joseph was in Buchanan Sun
day.
Thomas NJ. Swain and W. NJ. Ger
aid OF the Niles Light and Gas Co.
were in Buchanan on business Mon
day.
Marcus Treat and Harold Berry
are attending the Pageant Of Pro-
gress exposition at Chicago.
Regular meeting Of the Women's
Civic club was held at the home of
Mrs. Charles Bishop. Front St, Mon
day evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
NEW CARLISLE

James Rice. retired farmer. 63
years old. died suddenly at his home
three miles west OF here Saturday.
He is survived by his wife: two sons.
William and Jesse Rice. and a
daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Merchant. Of
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-02
Standing OF The Gut
NATIONAL LEAGUE

odayTs Schedule
Cincinnati at st. Louis
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New
Yesterdays Scores
New York Z, Boston ..
Brooklyn ?, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh ., Chicago O
ST. Louis /, Cincinnati
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-02

Mrs. Louis Iipsie and daaehor
Bernicc. AFRO visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs PhHlln Hack, at Tar
cutum pa
The Delta independent., 1921-10-14
TRADE PREFERS WESTERN
SLOPE PRODUCTS, SAYS
E. e. CADWALLADER

E. e. Cadwallader one of the big
produce merchants of Denver. has
been in Delta and the Western Slope
several days this week. His visit to
our section was for the purpose of
lining up with our shippers for pota-
toes, onions and fruit
Monday he purchased car of pears
from the Cooperative Supply Com
pany of Grand Junction.
Mr.. Cadwallader informs the Inde-
pendent that retail trade of Denver
prefer Western Slope potatoes and
fruit. Our produce and fruit evidently
are gaining popularity.
Delta county products are pretty
hard to compete with. even the ia
nous Greeley spud being placed sec
ond against our Western Slope potato.
In fruit there is no comparison to be
found on earth
The Delta independent., 1921-10-14
WE'LL KNOWN MAN DIES
SUDDENLY SATURDAY

Life at best is bubble-a fitting
shadow which may pass away as sud-
denly as it came. Little did those
who visited with H. B. Holbrook, or
worked side by side with him Friday,
dream that before another sunrise his
soul would have been reclaimed by
the God who gave it.
On the night of October 7th he was
stricken with apoplexy, and next
morning at about O'Clock he fell
quietly to sleep.
Henry Baxter Holbrook was a son
of Henry and Sarah Holbrook, and
was born at Belleville, Illinois, on
July 2, 1859. When about 10 years
of age his family moved to Dubois.
Illinois, where he grew to manhood.
While young man he moved to
Boulder, Colorado, where he became
interested in the West, and remained
for about two years.
On September I, 1905, he was mar
ried to Stella Blackman, at Richview,
Illinois. He had located at Delta
three years. previous, and together he
and his bride returned and made their
home here. A short time later he
was appointed rural mail carrier, TAX
ing the first route established from
this city. He continued in the serv-
ice throughout the entire time, serv-
ing for nearly twenty years.
Mr.. Holbrook was more than a
carrier. He fully realized the i'm
portance of the word Service" and
performed his duties in the full mean
ing of the word.
While a very young man he be-
came converted to Christ and united
with the Presbyterian church at Du-
Bois. later serving as ruling elder
When he came to Delta he trans
ferred his membership to this church.
For some time he was superintendent
of the Sunday school, and also served
as ruling elder of this church.
Mr. Holbrook is survived by his
wife. one daughter. Emma: one broth
er. John Holbrook. of Ashley. Illinois.
and two sisters. Mrs Emma Wanglin,
of Long Beach, California. and Mrs
Charles Moore. of Nashville. Illinois.
The funeral was held at the Presby-
terian church Tuesday. October IL,
conducted by Rev. R. E. Sherman,
pastor of the local church. Interment
was in Garnet Mesa cemetery. There
was a large number of sorrowing
friends in attendance and the casket
was banked with beautiful flowers.