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New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Long Homer by King
HELMS Giants Rook;os

x sPRl Nl,'F'lELD, Mo, March 29-The
New tha e,.,; aofk Glants fannigans defeated
clno to-day to 1. Lee King, nlavinr
'hrst base for the visitors, drove on out the tj,s
longest hat in the history of the local
club by clearing the fence and tela-
pnone wires in left field. Carton. who
llves We; mere, struck out nine men.
The score by innings:
Giants RHE
Springfield 0 o 0 Q 0 o o. 3
7, a..erIes-Garton and Henlne; Hodges
Brown, Perlor and SCHNEIDER Moore e7s'
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Fire DESTROYS Fiohf CI,,h

FHIiAUELPHIA, March 90 - m.
Olympia Athletic Club and eight housas s
IN its rear were completely destrowsd
by fire early this morning. A boy;nr
exhibition had been held at the Clvms'
piia last night, Which was attended hv m
about five. thousand spectators. Tbs
club was situated in the central part Of
the city. Early estimates place tho
damage at approximately sim mn
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Penn Loses Track Star

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Law,on
robertson, coach of the UNIVERSITY ~
pennsylvania track team, annonncsd
to-day that William Reynolds. star hi,h
jumper of the Pennsylvania sonsd
would not be able to take part IN tracL
athletics for the remainder of the vssr
Reynolds is suffering from internal
trouble as the result of typhoid fever
two years ago, u ieseI
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Exhibition Resul,s

:, Yankees, 4; Shreveport. 8 (12 in
nings).
Dodgers. 9; Browns, 2.
Athletics, s; Houston. /,
Msnrhis. q Rad aox, 8,
Reds. IL; Oklahoma City, ..
Athletics. 8; Houston. i.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Bowie Officials Named

BALTIMORE, March 29.4--The Mary
land Racing Commission to-day. named
the following officials for the meet
which opens at Bowie next Saturday:
etewsrdx George Brown. Carter Hin and
GsYlrs d. Esruenajeta; placing Judges, r.
Eiisss eisi S,5 SH; Tfiss siss.ss ssssss
bei; paddoeb and patrol Judge, Ernest
Eali; secretary, James MoLelland; general
supervisor. Norman conking.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Yale Nine Defeats
Florida, IL to Ill,
In Loose Contest
From Special Correspondent

MACON. Ga, March 29.-Yale de-
feated the University of Florida, IL to II
to-day in game in which ragging of
the umpire appeared to be the chief
feature. The weather was so cold that
there were no fielding features and the
players could hardly handle the ball.
Three Yale pitchers were used up.
A total of % runs and 20 hits were
amassed during the contest. Yale
clinched the issue with four runs in
the eighth inning.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Cahifl Wins Suuash Match

Robert Cahlll, the Squash Club pro-
1esslonal 1e defeated Johnny Jacobs. Of
the staff Of the Harvard Club. IN
last i; SQUASH tennis match PLAYED on
.ne squash Club court. yesterday af
eefnoon. Ine score was 1918, l5--I2.
-le' 80, Both men made numer-
throughout. A"s'
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Heydler Invites Uar.l;pu

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Invita-
.Ions before President Harding to-day
included one from John A. Heydler.
president of the National League, to
attend next falls world series. Heydler
said .tha rxssidsnt toid RhiI~'" Rhir shst ana
nothing would please him hetter Il
conditions permitted ~ "
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
New Owner Withdraws
First Gun Race Entrv

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 29.-The
yawl Siesta, the first entrant in tha
projected ocean-sailing yacht race next
July from off Sandy Hook to Ostend.
Belgium, for cup offered by King ALI
bert of Belgium, has been sold and will
not start.
Her new owner announced to-day
that he would withdraw the entry.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Flint Victor at Trims

GREENWICH, Conn, March %
w. a. Flint was the winner of the an
nual championship 100-bfrd scratch
snoot held at the field club trans to-
oay' with score of 81. Other scores
we're; r. l.. Ferguson, 80; C. E. yoor-
r rrees, o.; a. L. Ferguson, s6; H. E.
Gray, 62; John Gray ir.. 60. - oon"
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Totals 4s II tag II Totals. 3447 3s 81 o
.Baffed for Verbout In f1fth inning
.fNone out when winning run was scored
4Batted for CnIlins In tenth inninx

+Dae'eu ior Collins in tenth inning.
shreveport. o 0 0 o 0 o 0 %
New York;. 0 0 0 0 / ii
Runs batted in-By Jackson 2: by Hart
ford. l; by Connolly. i: by Hofrslann, O.
Left on bases-Shreveport, 10; New York
2. First base on errors-New York. p
Bases on halls-On Verbout q off Ben-
nett, 3; off Ferguson. /; off Collins, g.
struck out-By Bennett, 4: by Ferguson
.; by Collins. 3. Home run--Hoflnann'
Two base hits--Jackson. Eibel Hartford.
Ho1manH Sacrifice hits-Ewoldt, Fcwstsr,
Ferguson. stolen bases-Storey Jackson
Fewster,. Connolly. Double pays--Storev
and Hollahan; Plpp. HofInann. Peck and
Ward; Ward, Hoffman, and Pipp Hit bv
Verbout (MeuseD; by Fergu,
son lHoilahanl. Hits-On Verbout in
innings; off Bennett. in Z (none out in
2 IN 4; off Piercy. Q In 2. Earned runs
On Bennett. 3: on Ferguson. 2. on Collins
game-r2:10. -
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Totals. "a 10 II .2s II Totals 45l1ls2434
'Welis out at third for interference.

Yale. :..... o 0 2 o x--12
Florida. z 2 Q 3 o oil
Two-base hfts-Roach. Wells ca, Kier
nam Coke. Three base hits-Hartman,
Sloane Stolen base--Murphy. Sacrifice
hits-Mahannah. Peters. Bases balls
or Symington. q; off Coke 5; off Liddon.
2 Left on bases-Yale, 8: Florida, IL.
Hit by pitched balls-Hartman, Deslbour.
Hits-OH symington. 10 in al-3 Innings;
of Coke, in Pa; off Chittenden, l in /
OF Liddop. l I In Z; of Wallace, none in l.
Struck out-By Coke. 1; by Chittcnden l
by Llddon, 2; by Wallace. 2, Passed balls
Ward, Damn. Umplre-Johnstone. Time
of game-2:50.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Pirates Sign Catcher Sk;H

PITTSBURGH. March 80. The new
came from the Pirate training camn 81
Hot Springs, Ark, to-day that MANAGE
Gibson had signed new catcher in Il q
nerson .ef William SkaH, who atarsnS
VITA Bridgeport, In the Eastsrn Lenrus.
last season. Skin Will report to-mor..
row.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Brooklyn Cueist Wins

Arthur Simel, of Brooklyn, defeated
Oscar Spengler, of New Jersey, in the
amateur championship pocket billiard
tournament at Doyle's Academy last
night. The score was rs to 40. The
winner made a high run of ID.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
VIRGINIA
PENN STATE
Totals. 44l4li27l2ll Totals. % 81 II L
sBatted for Taylor in seventh inning

Penn State. 0 2 o--1t
Virginia. o o.
Two haze hit--Haines. Three base hits
,--Ltght1er, Thomas. Stolen bases-tfliery.
kochlerSta), Dunn. Harrison. Double play
vance and staufer. Sacrifice hit--Ma-
hood. Sacrifice ny--LightneF. Bases on
balls--or Thomas, s; OF Taylor. /; of
Ir,avenner, !. Hit by pitcher--carrington
ns'n n.s' Il !ay'sF s:r,; Z ,aniss' 2r Tsvsn-
py Iaylor. 8, Passed halla--Rruubaueh
lean taJ. Lnpire-Westeryslt
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| ne score f:
NEnnHE1Nan
io'a's... q 3s Il : Totals. 4s4l. So is 0
tBa.t tBBatted for Thurman in ninth inning.

Georgetown... 0 0 0 0 o o q "a
HoIy cross..... 0 0 0 o 0 0 / Q o q o-4
u Two-b base h!t-Horan. Three-base hits
,t, ,,eo an, Mcguire. Stolen bases-O'Con-
sH'liyan ~ Ivan, Bases on baals-on Reynolds Z
on or, Htorsn' . Struck out--By Reynolds 7:
ny Horan. T. Wild pitch-Horan III ~
p,.stcher-By Reynolds. q; by Horan y
ILn !. nj plre-Mr Woodward. Time Of ssmeE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Stanford Leads in Mo-,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
March 2s.-Stanford University de,
feated the University of Southern Cali
forn'a IN track meet here to-day.
rs to &c.
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Young Catcher AUerts Defeat
With Timely Circuit Smasl,
Shreveport Outbats Huggns's Men and Has Victory
Almost Clinched in the Tenth; Johnny Verbout,
Formerly of Jersey City, Holds Sluggers at Mercy
Bx r. ]. Kelly

SHREVEPORT the left field fence
by Fred Homnn the Yankees welnnng victory
narrowly ESCAPED
n inning
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-, Two base hIts--Konetchy. Wheat VII
ila harns SEVERED (2l. Three base hit-Ger-
PEI; pai; poubie play--Tobin and Sisler Passed
gun. gun. Hit by ptcher-By Davis 1johns-
ton1, p,a, Bases on haIls-Of Davis q: ofy
trsue,her' r',e,,' =; on Cadore 2. Struck oun-Bv
,burwell !. Pitching record-oft DaHi. y
hi,s hits. run runs - In innings; off Ruether
81 ,,a run IN innings. Left on bases
NIem and 1eifield. Time of gamaMI "i.l .Is IS
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ROGERS PEET COMPANY
College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

ninrs; darkness)
Yale. ~ University of Florida, II.
renn state, Il; University of Virginia, 2.
I. OF Penn, 8; Catholic L. 2.
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CATHOLIC
Totals. 33 27 1874 Totals. 81 3527
Catholic University. 0 Q 0 o.
University of Pen.... O 0 2 o o o-3

Three base ht-Driscoll. Stolen bases
hill. Bases on baIls-On Dollard. a; off
Stout, g. Double plays--Dunn, Driscoll
ana Denault Hinkle, Maher and White
nh; McNichol. Schneider and Whitehill
Wild pttch-Dollard. Passed ball-Mabcr,
:. H., Hit by pitcher--By Dollard (white-
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GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY
Holy Cross vs.. GalIaudet, Washington.
naie vs.. South Carolina. Macon, Ga.
penn vs.. Navy, Annapolis.
Princeton VS.. Bowdoin. Princeton
Eenn State VS.. Y. NJ. l., Lexington. Va
georgetown vs.. L. of VT, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30
Baseball Ticket Sale Oners

naseUalI IcKet Sale Opens
DEIRoII. March 2s.--Tickets for
League season here April "a wars
placed on sale to-day. - "'s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-30

Totals ss2ss4 s Totals s4slos ~ II
-hatted for Burwell In ninth inning.
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st. Louis. o o I .
l3r0oklyn... 0 a
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COURT TIES Up
Klj kLl!x FUNDS
DepOsed Grand COLLINS Obtain
Temporary Injunction.
ASK FOR RECEIVERSHIP
Removal of e. c. Clarke and Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyler, of Propagation De-
partment, is sought

Atlanta. Dec. 29-ReceiycrShip of
all property funds, documents and rec
ords of tie Ku KluN Khan is sought in
petition filed in the Fulton superior
court by 10 persons describing them
selves as bona tide members" of the
Khan.
The petitioners We're headed -hY
Harry Il. Terrell. Lloyd b. Hooper, +.
W. Akin, and ~ J. PadOn. Ir.. de-
posed grand goblinS
Upon filing the petition Judge John
L. Pendleton granted Il temporary in
junction against the Khan. restrain
ing The organization from diSpoSing of
any of its property and from diShmrS-
ing any moneys except for ordinary
expenses, which it is stipulated. must
not include salaries of officers and en-
ployeS.
The petition fur; ilri' seeks the re-
moval of Edward Young Clarke. i'm
perial klea%le of In, Khan. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyler. head of the pr"la@A-
ton Departments. 10th of whom are
made cn-dpfendlnt> to the suit. An
additional feature If the restraining
order. is that tie Defendant corpora
ton and the two odicerS named are
prohibited from furnishing. SUSPEND
ing. eXpellin" or p"OSecrtin@" thu Khan
members whose names appear on the
petition as plaintiffs.
William J. Simm0ndS. imperial Wiz
ard of the Khan. Was formerly notified
of the signing of ti.p court order. Ac-
,.3mpanied by ScNrial Of the dcpnS"d
.rand @ohiinS. w. II. Terrell. attorney
for the plaintiffs, visited "klanhre$:.
the home of the imperial wizard. Mr..
simmons greeted the party alrahly ami
smiled when informed that the re-
Straining order had been granted. Fer
NAL service Of the court order was +"
lie made LATER in tn" day.
January 2S was SET aS the date for
he hearing 10 determine whether the
temporary injunction shall be made
permanent. and WI ether the receiver
ship for the Kan shall be granted.
The petition alleged that in 1920
bonds were issued 10y the Kan in de-
nominations of 800. which wer, So
to members, who now hold them I"
the amount of &25.000. 1t is charged
that the funds derived from The sale
of these bonds were to pay the eXpens-
cs of the propagation department of
the organization.
Former charges against Clarke and
Mrs TYLER also axe repeated in the
petition, which further sets fort.. that
while the said order was founded
upon and for several years Proceeded
upon the lines of fraterna! order.
teaching reverence for the HI KhnN
Khan of the immediate posi- kil war
days, patriotism anu resneet ,1l
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.H!!||ecN|,!TS 100000
BUT STICKS 70 JOJ
No Reason to Quiz Work, SAYS
MN III li::!Bg F0TiuGe.

Harrisburg. Dec. 2o.-W. +. Bile
deau, who on Chris mas SAYS Ia" 70
ceived word he had t;t::"n h":r 10
!..JIU. U,U following thc ,rath al IN
aunt. Mrs. !. f.. li!adca al l."I NJ
geles. Cal. Vs. .'UnI here iii tEr
window OF Il Department store. Wh"tH
he is an interior decorator. III work
as usual
Yes" he said the report al tn"
heque<l is true. AMI lawyers ~" il" =
on their way here I" iiN H." matter
up, bur that's no r"HS' Ii why should
quit job | like.
Bilod.Au came tHre from i'">,"E,
he says. chiefly because Harrisburg >
the home of his sweetheart. MS lni :
Arnold, Il telophon" operator
Il have received doZeES of Invita-
lions to dinner. Il doli"> W;;A tie
boys. theatre parties AM danes. he
.:aid. since nay good fortune. moi I"
mention calls from Il few k,nd'> souls
with good investments /" offer. but |
have sent my days Wor:;ing and my
evenings with Lois, talking over plans
Tor the future. It's funny what d'f-
ference little money makes. isn't
it?"
BiloAnau says the fortune which
comes to him was accumulated dur;i :
the cary gold days of California ard
has grown by careful investments.
Bilodeau was an aviator during ih''
war, serving for part of the sixteen
months he was abroad in the Chatran-
Thierry region. The only injury he
received happened near Laredo. Texas,
where plane fell with him.
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Tuesday, Jan. 10th, 1922

between and o'clock p. NJ, all that
parcel of land situated on the south
side of Douglass street, in the town of
Cambridge. Dorchester county. Mary
land, being No. 5S Douglass street.
fronting 35 feet on said street and
running back for a depth of 100 feet,
more or less, and being the property
where the said John F. harrington and
Lucy G. harrington at one time lived,
and being bounded on the east by the
property where Samuel Hayward now
resides and on the west by the prop
erty where Henry Foster now resides.
This property is improved by four
room dwelling.
Possess ion given from day of sale.
Taxes have been paid to January LIST,
1922
TERMS OF SALE:-One fourth of
purchase price cash on day of sale;
the balance in six months. or upon the
final ratification of sale, at the option
OF the purchaser, the deferred payment
to he secured by the promissory note
of the purchaser. bearing interest from
the day OF sale, with surety or sureties
TO be approved by the undersigned.
Title papers at expense of purchaser.
CALVIN HARRINGTON,
Assignee of Mortgage.
'.Npl-1c-6I2T
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WOODROW WILSON is SIS

Former President Receives Many
cablegrams and Letters of Greeting.
Washington, Dec. 2o.-Former Pres
ident Wilson yesterday quietly cele-
arated his Goth birthday anniversary
It his home. He was born in Stamn-
ton, Va. December s. 1886.
While no deviati2n from the daily
program Of the wilson household was
planned, many cablagrams, kilograms
and letters containing greetings We're
delivered at the Wilson home, on s
street Several intimate friends Of
Mr.. Wilson called TO extend their
greetings.
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aru II enforcement of law, the said
defendants, Clarke and Tyler. have
subverted said society and turned it
into an instrument for the propagation
and dissemination of hatred and pre-
iudice.'
The court order permits the Kan
10 carry on the ordinary business of
the organization and instructs that
strict accounting Of the Klan'S funds
shall he made to the Court.
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! i've Stock Quotations

,IIICAGD.-t-\f:' Ll,-Heef steers
md betfrr grade ii COWS ami i"1t"r%,
'IG-:Oc higher: Tot, steers. 50: BIZ.
Is pa 10: calves strong T. 80
.."her: bulk Nea,e3S., SSFfS.3t: f,.N
hnice. $50 and h;gher.
IOGS-TweEty - 30 cents higher.
~. SIS on 150-poEnd weights: hnl;I,
q 20 POO pound, average, $40"
s.: bulk. 2l0 la 30 pound weight
--.45Tr.fj: pigs. 2oFi30c higher: bulk
'..>ilaf,le mostly. = few at $50.
S!IEEp-Generaitv steady at DO
,gl!pr Fat lambs 10 packers, $11.21
II 40: sheen. $1410: some held
'r%,l '~"A O. rc'.nd yearlings. $40
s..ad lut-n0lnd ewes. 1923: choic.
.nrlt:r.l. f:r.!.r Ia,nhs 5000.
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CALVIN HARRINGTON. Solicitor
Mortgage Sale
OE VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue of power safe contain
ed in mortgage from John F. Par
wife, to oliver W. Mitchell. dated
January 9th, 1915, and recorded among
the Mortgage Records of Dorchester
County. Maryland, in Liber w. L. r.
No Z, Folio 621, which was assigned
by the administrators of the late Oil
yer w. Mitchell to Samuel Stafford.
and which has been assigned by the
said Samuel Stafford to Calvin Har-
as will anpear by reference to said
Mortgage Records. default having been
made in complying with the terms
thereof. the undersigned Assignee of
Mortgage will sell by public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door, Cambridge, Maryland, on
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Sir Horace PIunkett Lands.

New York. Dec. 29--Sir Horace
IHunkctt. the Iris!, Ind reformPr. ar
irving on the Olympic for period Of
quiet in the west, ,eredcted the IriS',
peace treaty WOULD I,c ratified and u
ser would Join in formation of the
irish Free State lit said the treat
with lie aims for which
lie hat; worked. ;tHn expressed belief
!. WAS satisfactory - The @rea! mas
1hn Irish nnnnln
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BRIDE ASTRAY ESQ MILES
Confuses Names OF Stations When
She Comes to Be Married

Sunbury, Pa, Dec 29.-Conin- from
parkersburg, w. VI. 10 Sunbury to
meet her tiance. Ia whom she was IT,
lie welded. she sad. Miss Mar In
%iarrouk aged IS. with big brown
yes and curly chestnut hair. found
that she was 80 A!leS from her DIES
,inatiun the station she wanted being
West Sunhury. Il village in Butler
county. near Pittsburgh.
Funds We're provided and She l"lI
smiling tears of joy she said. because
the wedding bells would ring for ltcr.
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Start Rioaest Power Plant.

Niagara Falls. Ont. Dec, 29.--E. {.
Drurv. premier of Ontario. threw tie
switch to start the first of the -Hnerl-
:fng units of the Canadian !fNtirh-
Electric commissions chippewa
Cueenston development. The great
init was set in motion without mis-
Ian. Distinguished men in public lii'
in Canada and the United Stat:;>. AZ
,ended the cerrmonr. The hydTH-cle"-
tfic power system is the greatest II
tie world and has been completed
after three years "f work at cost
o, SIS. 100000.
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Slew FOR Three Dollars.

Chicago, Dec. 2o-.Charles Horner
2O-year-old youth, confessed, accord
ing TO the police, taIt he and Il cHm
panion. whose name is being withheld
silled Samuel r. Strrer, a drug clerk,
On December l, III 1rder to obtain q
large suin of money he; thought was
concealed in his 2Gnl.' they got So.
! ring and two sr::G:asc: filed with
..uthing. Homer tod tie police.
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STEEL CABLE STOPS AUTO
Saves it From Plunge With Woman
Driver so Feet to Railroad.

Caves It From Plunge With Woman
Driver so Feet to Railroad.
Danville. Pa. De-. 29.-OnIy :; slim
steel cable at an elnDankmcnt top held
the automobile driven by Miss LOra
reening into a guard rail as she turn
ID sharply to prevent striking Il pc
dratrian on Il road near here.
The front wheels went clear of the
bank, but the car was prevented from
making a 50-foOt plunge to the top
Of a passing LackaWauna freight train
when the guard rail cable did not part.
Passing autoists pulled the car back
without injury to the occupant.
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His 4a-Year-old Scots Still Good.

York. Pa. Dec. 22.-William A.
':anihaugh. OF Spring Grove. walked
',e street. wearing the boots he wore
at his wedding fortv-tw" years ago.
.Stamhaugh was 4 '"bbler and made
he hnntS himself when resurrccted
rom the attic :ecrn,'r they proved t"
80 - snft AMI pliai::e us when STAN
ar:yl, r.ar'hrt IN ':l"Iu - rle alta
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Eel Uevoured, Water Flows Again.

New York, Dec. 2a-Samuel Carper,
appearing in court OF complaint of his
tenants chat no water had been avail
able in their apartments for Il week
told the magistrate he had found an
eel .wed@ed in the aipe. He removed
The eel and ate ii, he said and now the
water i flowing again. The case was
dismissed.
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In oonnoc.iun with my garage
hav.' opened an automobile repair
shop, which is in charge of a coDpe.
tent man. All work will DO handled
promptly and at reasonable rGtes.
Give TIE 4 call, convenient location,
PROMPT se.vic'- Sooa workmanship.
Phone 50. VIM. l. E=sL, Gay street
garage 7-9-Ll.
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NOTICE

Anyone wishing patching or stock
ings darned neatly, call at S. n
Smith, No Cross street.
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TAXPAYERS

The time is rapidly approaching
when it will be necessary to charge
an additional penalty of 80 on ali
unpaid State and County Taxes.
Pay your taxes before January 1st'
1922, and avoid this extra expense,
as well as the usual interest Of Sc
which Is accommodating.
ROBERT I'll. MATTHEW'S,
Treasurer.
u 10 11mo-R 70 Elmo