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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26
IN DRAM.

BRoWN.-In loving memory of our dear
mother and my wife. Elizabeth Brown,
who passed away Nov. %, 1919.
oh Cod thou dost comfort us in our
great sorrow. Let us feel thai the hand
that wounded us so sorely still can heal.
Let us know amid our bitter anguish and
our pain that our loss-how great no
words can utter-was her gain. Dur
Faith has taught us to say, Though
binding tear-drops hide the sun, not our
will but thine be done"
Richard G. Brown and Children and
Grandchildren.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26
FOR SALE
Underwood
Typewriter
LATEST MODEL
REASONABLE
NEW CONDITION
L. GIBBONS
% States Ave-, Atlantic City, N. J.
NO. 231.

% States Ave-, Atlantic City, N.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26

OhOINAINSG NJ. Eoi
AN ORDINANCE to vacate "a portion of
a certain ten feet wide alley in the
City of P~leasantville described as fol-
lows: Beginning in the southeast line
of a ten feet wide alley at a point dis
tant one hundred forty feet northwest
wardly from the northwest line of
Chestnut Street and ninety-seven and
two-tenths feet enthusiastically from
the northeast line of West Verona Ave
nue., measurements being made at
right angles thereto and from thence
extending: % ENTHUSIASTICALLY along
the southeast line of said alley forty
seven and two-tenths feet to the line
of the West Jersey and Seashore Rail
road Company's property: (2) north
westwardly. along said Railroad, Com
pan rgIy Lands narai,e ten wi feet; cS Sss sou'S Street-
forty-seven and two-tenths feet; "a
enthusiastically parallel with West
Verona Avenue, ten feet to the place
Section /. Be it Ordained by Common
Council of the CITY of Pleasantville that
that portion of a certain ten feet VIDE
alley in the City of P~leasantville, New
Jersey. described as follows:
Beginning in the Southeast line OF a
ten feet wide alley at a point distant
che hundred forty feet Northwestwardly
from the Northwest line of Chestnut
Street and ninety-seven and tw~o-tenths
feet enthusiastically from the Northeast
line of West Verona Avenue. measure
ments being made at right angles there
to and from thence extending: ID North.
eastwardly along the Southeast line of
said alley forty-seven and two-tenths
feet to the line of the West Jersey and
Seashore Railroad Company's property;
() Northwestwardly along said Railroad
Company's lands ten feet; thence t3o
enthusiastically parallel with Chestnut
Street. forty-seven and two-tenths feet;
ca enthusiastically parallel with West
Verona Avenue. ten feet to the place OF
beginning.
be and the same is hereby vacated.
Section 2. Be it further Ordained that
this ordinance shall not take effect until
all costs and expenses incurred by the
City of Pleasantville in and about the
preparation and publishing of notice OF
intention, mailing of notices thereof.
preparation and publication of this ordi-
nance. etc, payment of which is hereby
made a condition precedent to the taking
effect thereof.
Passed third and final reading Novem-
Der Z, 1921.
WALTER J. ANDERSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
Approved November IL, 1921.
THOMAS F. CRAWFORD,
Mayor.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Rates reasonable. Marlboro Cottage,
J.. L. Zecher, proprietor, cor. Main st.
and Pleasant Ave-, P~leasantville, N. J.

FOR SALE.-Ford Touring Car in Al
condition; equipped with extras; will
sacrifice. Apply Pleasantville Press
office.
HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE GAS HEA-
TER for sale. cost $36, used two
months. Absecon Bank.
NEW LINE JAP GOLD ELECTRIC
FIXTURES Inlet us give you esti-
mate on wiring and fixtures. All re-
pair work neatly done SO S. Main St,
opposite Boulevard.
FOR SALE.-Lot 100 X 295. Apply % N.
New Road.
FOR SALE.-Novelty Combination coal
and gas ranges. hot plates, wick and
ranges n stoves. William e. Mathis,
successor to M. j. Coke. 15 70. West
Jersey avenue.
ACME STORAGE CO.-Packing and ship
ping. Phone 243-J, ~Pleasantville, N. ].
STALE BREAD for sale by barrel or lot.
Bakery. 24OS Pacific Ave-, Atlantic City.
FOR SALE.-Ford truck with Truxton
rear. good condition, cheap for cash.
1873 Doughty Road.
FORD OWNERS, we can save you money.
on-Shore Auto Repair Service. NO
overhead charges-do our own work
your machine gets full value for your
money. Will call any time. Phone
Pleasantville 47-W; ?. Q. Address, W.
City.
YES, I DO PAPERHANGING.-Wm call
with samples. Ed. l.. Hudson, AIS N.
Main street.
CHICKENS.-Will buy or sell in any
quantity. Write c. Hare, Absecon, or
call phone GAG.
GIRLS WANTED to learn knitting. APP
ply Taubel, Scott & Kitzmiller Co., Inc.
WE BUY Anything you have to sell for
cash. Both phones. Drop postal.
Moore's. 221S Atlantic Ave-. Atlantic
City. Established 1896.
WANTED, A CHEAP FARM am look
ing for a cheap farm, ranging in price
from $500 to $500, do not object going
back a ways il a bargain. Send par
ticulars to Lock Box 437, Egg Harbor
City. N. J..
FOR SALE.-Six rooms. large lot. good
neighborhood, near trolley, $1,000. desir-
able home, at very low cost. I. l.
Dunlap, Real Estate Broker. Pleasant
vile.
NINE. F. NJ. LAMBERT has removed her
studio to 1.-The Alden" N. Franklin
Ave-, where she will continue her usual
instructions in music, and art work.
Lessons given at your home by appoint
ment.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26

FOR SALE.-Eight-room frame dwelling,
conveniences, near trolley line, good
location. t. l. Dunlap, Real Estate
Broker, Pleasantville.
FOR SALE.-Slightly used Vital Cleaner
and pictures. Call at Greenway Ave.
near New Road.
FOR SALE.-Crepe de chine dress, size
l6. IS; solid gold Elgin wrist watch,
$3.50. G, Pleasantville Press office. ifp
THREE HORSES for sale cheap. will sell
Second st. Phone 52-M. ii
TO LoAN.-On First Mortgage, $500.
e. ID. Riley, Absecon, N. j. if
FOR SALE.-Bloch Stroller Coach. al
most new. 81 N. Second st. ip
FOR SALE.-Lot on Bolton avenue, 50X
1871 feet. Apply Box rs, Absecon. if
PERMANENT POSITION WANTED
Practical nurse and housekeeper for
/ invalid or aged couple, by lady of re-
Best references. S, Pleas
antville Press office. ifp
FOR SALE.-No. s cook stove, good con-
dition, SIS. Also little refrigerator. 12i
W. Adams Ave. if
YOUNG MAN WANTED, to learn print
ing trade. Must be bright and active;
SHOULD have some High School training;
age between Is and IS. Apply Penhal-
low Press, so w. Washington Avenue
FOR RENT. = Nicely furnished room,
private home. i, Pleasantville Press.
THE HANDY SHOP, 145 N. Main St
a Mandy place 10 Duy your wool Turns,
2 OF. soc. We will knit your Christmas
presents, bootees, afghans, baby set,
knit hats all shapes and colors. Knit
by experts.
KNIT HATS on Sale, and orders taken
at Summers Millinery, 20 f.. West
Jersey Ave.
FOR SALE.-An oil -fashioned bed room
suit. Mrs. A. L. Hammell, corner Illi-
nois avenue and Shore Road, Absecon.
FOR sALE.-Brand new Washing Ma
chine; 500. Mrs. A. r. Thompson, east
of Leeds Avenue.
| WANTED TO RENT. = Small house or
bungalow, unfinished; c%entral; yearly
| lease. o. Pleasantville Press office. ir
FOR SALE.-Three and one-half acres,
large house, near two trolley lines,
would make good. home location and
poultry yard, good neighborhood. 7. l.
Dunlap. Real Estate Broker, Pleasant
! Vile
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26

ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A
USED CAR? We can supply your re-
quirements at terms to suit your con-
venience. Also, let us remind o that
we handle the CLEVELAND SIX, the
only Light Six equipped with Bosch
magnetic, Bosch starter and Bosch
generator. Earl L. Farr Co, rear S21
Arctic Ave, Atlantic City. Phone
3774-M.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26
Sale of Land for Unpaid Taxes, Galloway Tw1
FOR THE YEAR 1920.

Galloway. County Of Atlantic. that he will sell at public sale all the lands, tee-
heredftament ad real estate hereinafter mentioned for the owe rate o
Interest for which. any persona Or persons will agree to take the amt ad pay the
tax lien thereon including nteret ant cost of sale
The said sale will take place at the Tow Hall at SMTrHVILLE in said Town
ship on
SATURDAY, TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1921,
estate to pc sold and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes have
laid IN account of the same and the mount of taxes laid IN account of each
lnCel are as Follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
AT THE TRAPS.

E du Pont led the field Of Green
hI shooters al their practice shoot
Saturday afternoon 10y scoring q $3.50
score Geo Simon was second high
and only one bird behind
Vending Belts and Minnick tied for
third place. each scoring 46 breaks.
Lowe and Moystin held a pretty race
with Lowe defeating the latter by a
score Of one target and captured q
spoon in this event ~ double targets
John Minnick and T. J.. du Pont tied
,or first honors with score of SO
breaks out % - pairs OF doubles At
lractice targets Simon accounted for
i 1880 while J. r. du Pont and Simon
we're rhe only shooters 70 make per
f,.t scores ln the 5-bird events
AZ the Eastlakc traps Saturday in tho
target event + " Preston ard
gorge Huber tied with = breaks JIu-
l..r won the shoot-off and set q new
record for the club by smashing % out
of TIE next -.
Dayton. Hustler. Frank Grier. J. Grier
and Prank Schultz were runners-up in
fhIs event each with 20 breaks TO their
credit
The winchester gun was awarded 10
...wteace T Jefferes. Jr. Of 2603 West
Atlenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TWO DAYS. RACING At
DELAWARE HORSE SHOW
Subscriptions Received for tho
Amount Necessary to Stage
Meet on July "a.

At apecini meeting Of the Delaware
Horse Show Association held last Fri
day II WINS not only voted To give a two
days attraction at the State Fair
grounds July and Z. but practically
tho entire amount necessary To stage
this meet was subscribed by those pres
ent
When ~ is realized the claaa Of rae
ing proposed. n Is hoped the city viii
appreciate the efforts Of this organiza
ton and give IL support. az It must be
borne I'm mind that racing staged In
this city depends entirely upon the gate
or members OF tho association to sup
port It, aa betting is not allowed.
Tho horse racing and. horse show
are 10 be staged on Saturday. July 2
A feature will be a sweepstakes. where
the winning horse receives all entrance
money paid I'm. while tho Association
donates one-haf of the entrance fee
10 each iosing horse. a horse ahow
is also 10 be held I'm connection with
tho racing ON this dry. and az there are
several stables I'm this city. high class
show is to be expected William dt
pont. Il. r. NJ. Carpenter. and otherz
have expressed their Willingness e
back this part Of the program.
The Association has engaged Horace
p. Murphy, Of Syracuse y. Y. to ar
range tho automobile races which VIII
The track IA 20 bo prepared and Inc
furnish the entire program on July I
turns protected 20 that tho largest rae
ing cars can be brought here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES.

There will be two baseball teams at
the Workhouse this season. Tho white
team will play under the name of
Greerbank a a.. and tho Colorcd men
win have Plummer Giants as their
name
stanler PARK defeated No. "a Gram
mar school saturday by the score of
. 70 l6
Tho campaign fund OF the Parkstde
Club has reached the grand total ~
$3.50
Brownson Third hovs added another
victory 10 their long string when they
defeated The fast fandlith team by the
score of 81 70 20 NJ Brownson Hall.
Hagley Third team went TO Elkton
Saturday night and played the Elkton
Reserves After swift game the
locals came out winners. 22 70 2o
Hanover and Ad'on played fast
game Saturday right. the final score
being 45 70 92 IN favor of Hanover
Defiance defeated Penn Del basket
ball team at Peoples Settlement Satur-
day night by the score Of 4o-s6
The Pusey and Jones basketballers
defeated the old Swcdes Ave in one Of
the hardest fought games Of the sea son
hv the score Of IS 20 81. Saturday night
/ --
u1snt. comprising POOL. QUOT, euohre
and pinochle contests. held in the south
side Eden rooms Thursday evening,
was won ~ The Pioneer Club The
hnai score was 80 70 20, and the Pic
neer boys won a silver loving cup for
rolling up ;he necessary 60 points
Coach JACK" KeCk Will have his
hands fun n printing the Cherry arnc
White for the Eastern basketball cham
pionship games 70 be held in Weight
man Han, AZ he University OF Penn
sylvania. from March "A 10 25 inclusive
At Baltimore Saturday night. the
Central y. NJ c. A won its seventeenth
straight victory BY defeating Defiance
Academy OF Wilmington, by IS 70 SO
The Edge Moor soccer team proved
700 fast for The Norristovn y. NJ. c. A
in a cup game played at Norristown
Saturday and had no trouble defeating
them by the score OF 4 to ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Double Program Mt the savoy.
FRIENDS INDOOR MEET.
To be Held In the Gymnasium Next
Thursday Night.

Thursday Night.
on Thursday night March To- she
annual indoor track meet. which has
not been held since 1918. will be re-
sumed at Friends School gymnasium,
a ribbon viii be awarded for the first
three in each event, and Il medal Will
be awarded TO each Of the two highest
scorers The following events will take
place:
Event No. High School relays:
Seniors vs.. lower middles. upper mid
dies vs.. juniors.
Event No. 2-Grammar school relays:
A Class VS.. b Glass: c Glass VS.. ID Glass.
Event No. 3-Standing broad Jump.
Event No. Tug -of-war: Seniors VS..
upper middles. lower middles rs. jun
iors.
Championship tug-of-war.
Event No. Running high jump.
Event No 6 Grammar school chin
ming contest
Event No. 7-15-yard dash.
Event No. Shot put.
Event No. Grammar school potato
race.
Event No. l0-Fence vault
Event No ll-High School chinning
contest.
Event No. 12-Rope climb.
Event No. 13-Giant stride.
Event No. Ia Championship relays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FRAZER FIELD HEARS
CRACK OF THE BAT
Candidates for Baseball Squad
Out for Practice Today; First
Game With Holy Cross.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, March T Delaware College
baseball candidates svll report 70
Coach Shiplcy on Frazer Field for the
frst practice az tho season this after
noon
Tho notice recently POSTED hv Coach
Shlplov calling out the candidates cor
tairs the followiug statement Team
VII 10 picked last game June :
This means that every candidate,
whether he was a I-1ombcr n tho varsity
last year or not. vii have 20 hustle
every minute 70 make thu team this
voar and that the candidates who show
up tho bcst will get tho positions
The frst game of the season will be
with Holy Cross on Frazer Field, April
I and Ia get Tho team IN share Coach
Shlpley has also requested that 70 mcn
remain az Delaware during the Easter
holidays for practice
The following men are requested 10
report FOR practice this afternoon al
welcomed whether they arc on these
lists or not
squad A Wilson 3b nonoho. II
Dantz. n Madden. 81 perpe. n Nc
Donald ! h. Spaid. b tnderwood. ss
Leamy. 2b: MaFaw. sb-p: Marvel G.
Rothrock. y Collins, 7 Carl. p
SQUAD 4 Robbins, sb Grubb. ID.
Terriu. ~. Challenger. So: Taggart. ss
ivory eb Murray. CT Mendenhan RI
Baynum. If. McGovern. n. Nutter. G,
Eaton. c Ramsey. Brandt and I.und
pitchers
A game VIII be played each day this
week between the two squads and the
wedding -out process Will start next
week 4 number of those On the above
lists are freshmen and little IL known
Of their ab!lity as vet
II is possible that Gray Carter
probably the best catcher that Delaware
has ever had. will rot be able 70 get IN
the game because Of the injury 20 his
back. untn late in the season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HAGLEY NOT TO PLAY
IN CITY CAGE GAMES
Five Local Quintets Will Fight
Out Championship; HagIey
Will Play the Winner.

with the refusal of Hagley to enter
the tournament for the city basketball
title. the managers of Penn-Del, Park
side, West End. Brownson and Defiance
have agreed to meet In a five-cornered
play-or for tho city title.
An effort was mado TO induce the
Hagley boys 10 enter tho series. They
have an enviablc record for the present
sea son, defeating all local teams that
will compete in tho series with the ex-
ception of Defiance and Parkside. while
these two combinations have been de-
feated by one or moro of the other
teams included In the list.
Tho IIaglcy outfit pointed out that
they are out of the city limits and are
therefore not interested I'm the city title.
but are ready TO play ParlSside and De
fiancc at any time. The managers pres-
ent last night agreed 20 meet the Hag-
ley team in a series after the city title
was decided.
Another meeting Of the representa-
tives of the city teams Will he held
tomorrow night at 7.90 O'Clock. when
the schedule will be adopted. tho floor
decided upon and officials selected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SPRING GAMES ON.
Exhibition Contests Disclose the
Relative Strength Of Rival
Pennant Combinations.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO EVERY nNofH"s
New York. March Inter League
sprins exhibition games between the
clubs Of tho major circuits Will be In
full swing within the next few days.
giving baseball fans their first oppor-
tunitv to compare the relative strength
nf the rival pennant combinations. The
developInent of this feature of the
southland training expeditions has
made marked advance during recent
seasons. The schedules show that n
big percentage of tho I6 clubs. com
posing tho National and American
Leagues. will play such contests pre-
vious to tho opening of tho 1921 PEN
nant races.
A study of the ante season dates of
the major league teams indicates list
of more than 40 such games scheduled
and with favorable weather conditions
during March and the early part Of
April. fully two-thirds OF these CON
tests will probably be played A large
ma jority are cardcd for tho south aud
southwest. although several of the
clubs will complete their spring train
ing with a series Of home games just
before the opening OF the regular sea-
SON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Chinese Play Basketball.

The University q IennsyIVanla Chl-
nese basketball team would like to ar
range games with Chester and VII
nington teams for the sole purpose of
helping to obtain funds for the Chinese
famine sufferers That a game OF this
kind would draw big ATTENDANCE, goes
without saying. for il IS strikihgly odd
10 have an aII-Chmese team oppose
Americans at their own game The
Chinese couegians have been playing
quite frequently and are u tip-top
shape Managers Of teams having halls
and offering Inducements 10 keeping
with the purposes of the game are ask
ed 10 communicate with }. Mills. ob33
Wyalusing avenue, Philadelphia, Pa,
telcphOne. BelmOlt aOZ3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
EAsTBURN LEADS SQUADRON.

Horace G. Eastburn was elected
commander Of tire power squadron Of
the Delaware River Iachtsmcn club
AZ a meeting in Philadelphia This sis :
nal honor was conferred on Mr.. East
burn in recognition Of his services in
placing the squadron on 4 par with
similar organizations throughout the
country. In addition to being interest
ga in powcr-boat racing. Mr. Eastburn
takes ~ active interest IN all outdoor
:. II it.irtn~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
DELAWARE CITY WINS FIRST.

Delaware City, March An interest
ing. hut loosely played game Of baseball
was staged yesterday at Fort du Pont,
between Delaware City and The Fort
du Pont team. the Delaware city team
using four pitchers while Fort du Pont
used only two. From the spirit Of the
Delaware city boys from this practice
gamo on their part 1t looks as though
they were building up a team of homo
talent that would make sornc of the
teams Of the surrounding country sit
up and take notice. Although the score
was 20 TO u. in favor Of the home boys,
il was on account of not much effort
being displayed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
TINE STAGE.


"Adam and Eva" at The Playhouse.
Twentieth century Adam and Eva"
make their appearances at The Play
house tonight In the comedy OF the
same name, which commences a weeks
run In Wilmington. Guy Bolton and
George Middleton are responsible for
tho authorship OF tho play, which has
had years run I'm Nav York and -four
months I'm Chicago. Tho company
comes here intact direct from Chicago.
and is headed by such distinguished
players as Molly Mcintyre. who won
her way into tho hearts Of the theatre
going public on this side of the water
through her charming portrayal of
Bunty Biegars I'm "Bunty Pulls tho
Strings" William Boyd for some years
leading man for Maudo Adams, Ethel
barrymore and Margaret Anglin, Ber-
ton Churchill, Dinntha pattison. Percy
waram, renowned English ector.
Philip Tonge and many others. Adam
and Eva" IL comedy rich In chnrao-
terlzatio and filled with witty dia-
logue. In "A most Ht-provoknig manner,
II makes fun of the fads and weakness
es OF the society set In. America
"The whirl Of The Town"
cal revue is "The whirl of the Town"
which ia to be presented at The Play
house tho first three days of next week.
IL is In two acts and 25 scenes and for
Il has been brought together a hugo
array of talent. Mail orders may be
sent I'm now.
"Marcus Show of 1920"
The Marcus show Of 1920 Is 20 be at
The Playhouse for rhree nights and a
Saturday matinee commencing Thurs
day. March Il.
Carrie Offers Comedy md Music.
hiIl of comedy. music and dancing
is booked for the Garrick Theatre this
week II Includes Hugh Herbert and
his players in the comedy sketch Mind
Your business Mons. and Nine. Alt.
w Loyal and their trained poodlea: !:
Harry Garland. the Southern gentle
man." Joe Cooper and Mayme Lacey
IN dancing act Margot and Francois.
who perform on stilts. Carlita and Dick
Lewis in The Belmont Musicale.
waily Adams and Alice Chase. in =
clsver dancing number. and Mennetti
and sldeui in Fun in Cabaret
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
900 Totals
AFnE GEDRES
JEWTRhW SOME SKATER.
National Amateur Champ Won
Great Number of Points at
Lake Placid.
~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening

pv Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Lake. Placid. y s.. March Charles
rawffaw. national amateur speed sllat-
.fr char pion was the winner of the
afeaf,st number ~ points IN the In
t.fnational circuit skating events which
sIA~tu here recently.
The three meets comprising the cir
ONT we're fhr canadian held at Mon
tYeaI the National held Az Saranac
Iak, and tae International held here
nf lake F.ori8 The Western skaters
i.d rot compete iu the Canadian meet
rs which J,vtraW finished second 10
I.usseu wheeler. ,f Montreal, having a
total of Su priuts ~ Saranac Lake
Icwtraw carried ~ the National cham
aoush4p Win total ~ 20 points AZ
.ho recent International meet here he
added -o points. making his total for
the three meets. 27a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
snnrfsmen Incorporate.

Local sportsment who are interested
in fishing and hunting have organized
and had incorporated The Delaware
Anglers and Gunners' club, with
capital Of $4,000. II is understood that
an option has been secured by the cor
poration on a large mill pond near
Middletown and plans now mapped out
call for the erection of a fishing lodge
or clubhouse on the site. $. ID. Town
send, Jr.. RI. II. Warren and NJ. ID, Toner
Of this city are the Incorporating agents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Minstrel Hehnnrsafk,

Tho Rruwnsnn Library bHsociafion
Minatrels. whirh will give their seventh
annual chow aoon held their FIRST r.
hearaal yesterday afternoon. Among
ihe ealoists - lie heard THE yeer are
fahn Lynch John Maloney. James Del
yin Joseph BiermHr. Francis MGrphey
Robert McCararfY. DeprRe porRette.
James Relney. Andy Rimlinger and
others A. recent meeting Jack ssul-
Ivan vas appointed director. John Ma
loney chairman. John Ieahy. score
tary and Francis Hanoe. treasurer