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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

Upton, Ind, Dec. 15-An Til ION is
excited over the big basket ball game to
be staged here Friday night between tn ;
Upton High School five and the kokomO
quintet The teams are ancient rivals
and compete every year in the same sec
tional tournament. This season Upton
has been going at a terrific pace and 1t
believes its ~chance has come to down
KOkomO.
The two teams are rated about the
strongest in the sectional of this DIS
trict, and net fans believe the outcome
Of Fridays contest will give direct
line on who the sectional champion will
be in March. Captain Human of the
local squad has been starring consistently
In the string Of unbroken string Of vic
tories hung up by Upton and he te-
lieves his team is ready to take kokomo
into camp.
Reports from Kokomo indicate that he
team IL coming here with plenty of con-
fdence and plenty Of rooters, and warm
evening for this city certainly seems to
be on the books.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
BILLIARDS
CITY CUE MEET

Charles Soldani last night retained his
perfect percentage in the city amateur
three cushion billiard tournament at the
BOARD or Trade billiard parIors by de-
reattng George r. Brown in a fast Game
by the score Of 80 to 81 Soldani has
now won five straight games. In the
second game Ed Uouseman had no trou-
Die taking the long end of 5O-to-2s score
from Herbert Bohne
charles Garter and Howard Mitchell are
TO play tonight at :4J o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Industrial Net League

The Industrial Basketball League,
composed OF teams representing Kahn
Tailoring Company, POstoffice, Fairbanks
Morse and the United States Tire Com
pany viii play the second games on its
schedule Saturday night at the Second
Baptist Church gym. Fletcher avenue
and Noble street The Kahn team will
play Fairbanks-M Morse and the Postoffice
VII line up against the United States
Tire Company.
Officers OF the league are: President,
r. c. KEENAN,, Fairbanks Morse; vice
president, A R. COOmbs, Kahn Tailoring
Company: secretary and treasurer, f. VI.
Sanders, United States Tire Company.
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ORLEANS BOOSTS DowNEY.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15-Promoter
Tortorich told Bryan Downey before the
latter started for his home In Cleveland
that he would hang up a big purse for
Gibbons. Mike McTigue or Jeff Smith
early next year. The local sports regarded
Downey as champion of the mfddleweight
division. Downey made a big hit by his
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Cathedral Grid Team
Given Banquet Tonight

The Cathedral Boosters Athletic Asso-
citation viii hold n banquet tonight I'm
the Riley room Of the Claypool Hotel
in honor Of the Cathedral High School
football team and its coach. Al Feeney.
A big time is on the program for the
boys who made such good record IN
the season just past, and plans will be
discussed for next year Several talks
viii be made by distinguished guests.
chief Of whom win be Mayor Jewett and
X. X Rockne coach of the Notre Dame
grid team. Sweaters will be presented
the Cathedral letter men Of the 1921 sea
son.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
MErsEL STAGES ELoPEMENT

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 15.-BOb
Meusel member Of the New York Amer
lean League baseball club and a star in
the recent worlds series, was reported to
have eloped today with Miss Edith
Cowan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cowan of Los Angeles.
1t was stated to newspapermen that the
couple obtained a marriage license at
Santa Ana and that the ceremony was
performed in Orange County, after
which the couple started for san Diego
for a honeymoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
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BENNY WONT FIGHT FOR TEX.

AS'|~N+NA WV 4 HUN AOh 4 8@%A-
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Benny Leonard
lightweight boxing champion, will not
fight for Tex Richard. even If he were
willing to give the champion all the re-
ceipts." Billy Gibson, Leonard's mana ger,
declared last night Gibsons statement
nouncement that Richard would offer
Leonard 30 per cent Of the receipts Tor q
bout between the champion and the win
ner OF the Lew Tender Sailor FRIEDMAN
bout Friday night. Gibson declared that
Leonard will defend his title at the
stipulated lightweight limit. 135 pounds
at p m, for any promoter or organiza-
ton in he United States. but not for
Tex Richard"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
NOtre Dame Plays
First Net Contest
at De Pd1GJU Tonight

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Dec. 15.-The
De PAW basket ball team will mix with
Notre Dame on the local court this even
Ing in its second game Of the year De
PAW hopes to continue with q clean
slate against the Irish as the Tigers have
won all games played with Notre Dame
In the past three years.
The men have been getting their basket
shooting eyes all tuned up and If prac-
tice dope amounts to anything Notre
Dame will have to step lively to stop the
onense OF the Walker machine.
Captain MendenhalI and Cannon are
showing their old-time form and these
basket shooters, aided by Bills and
White, are bound to worry the Notre
Dame defense.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec 15.-Coach
Walter Halas and ten basket ball men
left South Bend at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing for Greenca site. where Notre Dame
meets De PAW in the opening game OF
the Irish season tonight. The local team
Will continue on to Chicago to meet Ar
mour Institute Friday night and North
western ut Evanston Saturday night The
following men made the trip: Captain
Kiley, McDermOtt, Logan, Kane, Burns.
Kennedy, Mayl, Wilcox, Gilligan and
COughlin.
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Dunn Sticks by Guns

BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Jack Dunn,
manager of the Orioles, International
League champions, returned from
New York today and reiterated that
he was opposed to the draft and in
tends sticking to his guns. Dunn en-
phatieally stated that he will hold
onto his stars.
Dunn Incidentally paid his compIi-
ments TO Clark Griffith, owner of the
Washington Senators, who was re-
ported to have verbally attacked
Dunn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
ROWLING

The work of the Tails featured the
nights bowling in the Elks No ! League
Wednesday. Scores Of 223, 215 and 256
totaled the huge count of 69f for the
Elk Siege gun. By the aid OF Westover 5
lass big mark the Tails rolled the high
game Of the evening, 9S2.
The Shin Bones, Hides Tails and
Teeth were the winners. each taking two
games from the Antlers, Ears, Eyes and
Hoofs. respectively. The games were
close and exciting.
Other high scores posted were: Ras-
mussen, 225; Hsckman Of the Antlers,
PIG; Mescal of the Hides PA, and Cor
don Of the Antlers 2l3.
The x-Passengers and Sixteen Valves
grabbed three straight in the Stutz loop
Wednesday night. The Chassis and Coupe
teams won two games each. Bedell Of
the Sixteen Valves got POI naples for
high individual score.
The Paymasters in the Kingan League
won three straight. The JObbers and
Gamers took two out Of three. The high
team score went to the Gamers in their
last effort with S35.
The high count of the night went to
Copeland Of the By-Products, who got
himself 236 pins in his first crack. An
derson Of the Tranics totaled 213 aud
Cough OF the Gamers was close behind
with 212
In the First Baptist loop the Tigers
won three and the Wolves. after a battle
defeated the Bearcats In two of the con
tests. High team score was marked up
by the Wolves with SCI Daugherty Of
the Tigers showed the best form with
games of 162. Isl and 100.
The Stripes and Stars distinguished
themselves in the American Club League
by taking straight victories. Richards
of the Stripes, with a count Of 215 was
high man.
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MOORE READY FOR BUFF

CHICAGO. Dec 15.-Pal Moore, the
Memphis bantamweight matched to meet
Johnny Bun, bantamweight champion. IN
c ten-r round contest at Milwaukee tonight,
finished training here yesterday. Moore
weighed 1854 pounds at the conclusion
Of his ork-out. He expects to enter the
ring at 116 pounds, two pounds under
the weight agreed upon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
OTHER WEDNESDAY BOUTS.

AT PROYIDENCE-Pa Mccarthy won
decision over Bob Roper IN twelve
rounds.
AT GAINESVILLE, Wis.-MeI COogan
defeated Otto Wallace in ten rounds.
AT ST. LOUIs-Johnny Noyc beat Bud
Purrel in twelve rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Washington Club at Tampa

TAMPA, Fla. Dec 15-The Washing
ton American League club viii conduct
its spring training here again next year
owned Tampa Bay Hotel announced yes
terday that he had received a signed con-
tract from Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington club, for a months accom-
modations for his team beginning March
j. On their two previous training trips
here the Nationals spent only two or
three weeks in camp.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Phillies Select Leesburg

LEESBURG, Fla, Dec. 15-Leesburg
definitely has been selected as a spring
training camp for the Philadelphia Ma
tional League baseball club, according
to a telegram received by the local Cham
Dor OF Commerce from President w. f.
Baker of the club
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Is3aGK6M31 E>lM@}tM2E;Pf
g ~ With EDDIE ASH"
easSSGozGEEa0

less bona fldo line-ups were filed previous
to every contest, said lineups not 10 In
clude any players under cover. Another
precautionary method would be for col
lege athletic directors to have every mem
Der of the squad report at the gym al
2 o'clock every Sunday afternoon from
early October until the snow files. II
sport writer's and coaches would get to-
gether, pro team managers could be
halted almost entirely in their unsports-
manlike practices.
Francois Des Camps, manager of
Georges Carpenter, Is said to have
purchased "A factory for the manu-
facture of cheese boxes. From the
dismal showing of some of the French
pugs he brought to this country as
stable mates for Carpenter 1t was
thought he had gone into the bust
ness of manufacturing cheese boxers.
T. + +
Well, anyhow, the tournament Of
roses" got about a million bucks worth
Of free advertising, which probably was
the main idea after all.
Local independent basket ball player
suspended for playing on another team
Did the offense consist Of the fact that
he was playing on only TWO teams?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

ST. PAUL, Dec. IL like ODowd and
Mike Gibbons, :nlddleweights, who meet
in a ten round scrap here tomorrow
night, finished the training period today
with light work outs.
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wREsTLE TO FINISH.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec 15-Stanis-
lnus Zbyszko, worlds champion wrestler,
and Charley Hansen Of Omaha, Neb
who grappled Monday night three hours
without a fall. have been re matched 20
positive finish here on Jan. o. It IS an
nounced Hansen formerly wrestled
under the name Of Charley Whitlock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Higgins in Fold

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Miller Hug
gins viii lead the Yankees again next
season. After some days of confer
ring with Colonel Rupert and Col
$ Onel Huston, owners Of the champs,
the midget manager came to terms
and signed n contract today for one
year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
RATH GIVES I-r CANE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15.-Nforris
kath, second baseman Of the San Fran
cisco club Of the Pacific Coast League.
retired from baseball Wednesday. He was
a member Of the Cincinnati Reds in 1Gfo
when they won the National League
penant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

Ramsey beat Dr. white in last nights
game OF the Indiana three cusbion hi,
hard tourney at the Cooler rooms. max
ing his fifty while the loser was count
ing thirty three Merikan and Kepner
meet in the afternoon session today and
Lamsey and Shoemaker win clash in
the evening. 80
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
TOR s-CUsHTON TITLE

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-AuEio KieckheIfer
threo-cushion billiard champion. and
John Layton of SedaIia, No. will meet
here tonight in the opening block of a
utle match The tournament viii CON
t'nue until Saturday night. sixty polnts
being played each night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Basketball Results
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Wabash, So: c. Of c., %
Purdue. IS; Franklin, p.
Valparaiso, %; Chicago Physical
Eds. 10.
Armour Legion Post, so; Chicago
u" %.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Anderson, "a TechnicaI, o
Marion. 10; AmbOy, 8.
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Marquette Coach Resigns

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 15-Jack Ryan
football coach for Marquette University
for the last five years, resigned today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

The Stripes and Stars distinguished
themselves in the American Club League
by taking straight victories Richards
of the Stripes, with a count Of 215, was
high man.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

The Westminster A c. five has won all
six of its games this season and is aDI-
iOus TO book stronger opposition in the
15-16-year old class. Write to NJ d
Fields, 41O2 East Michigan street, or call
IrYingtOn 2322
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

In games of the senior division Of the
Northwestern Basket ball League at the
community house the North Park Chris
tians defeated the English Lutherans,
81 to 8, and the Home Presbyterians
won from the Riverside Methodists. IL
to T. The Olive Branch Christians with
drew from the league and the vacancy
is open to some good team
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

The Indianapolis Easterns opened their
season by losing to the Speedway team
81 to II The Easterns want games with
State and local teams. Call Webster 1891
between and p. m, or address man
ager of the Easterns, "a South La Sale
street.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
rith Mrs. Leona wyatt near Hickory

with Mrs. Leona Wyatt near Hickory Grove.
 An airplane was seen by people of this vicinity Sunday week ago. It came from the north and went in a sautheasterly direction.
 Esauire w. T Cole traded in Mena Saturday. He also attended the miners meeting and reports some favorable mineral reports for Polk county.
 see the editor wants to hear what the people have to say ia regard to the hog law. Well the boss here says it's not new to him as he has had ex- perience in the west. He has no com plaint, tho, to make, but learned q little aDout what to save grain feed within the summer and that is citron or pie melon. Of course. where he lived in the west the citron grew just anywhere once the seed got scat tered there was no need planting any more. Plant them along you'd fence, ir the fence corner. Plant citron, for it looks lots better than weeds and will make abundance of hog feed. And they do well on the melons in the summer In the west when water was scarce we chopped melons in pieces for our milk COW. They are good for cattle too, but excellent for hogs.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
CHRYSTAL HILL NEWS.

The singing at Mir. Gipson's Sun day evening was much enjoyed by all. "
 otey yaught of Nunley, was a wis tior at the J. B. Hendricks home Sunday.
 Joe Teague of Mena. visited his brother, Frank Roberson at this place last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Durham and children were visitors in this com munity Sunday.
 Mis Annie and Emma Hendricks attended the singing at Mir. Gipson's Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Suits and dauch- ter, Miss Mabel, were visitors at the sam Looney home Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Harue Brown left Tuesday for Arkansas City. Kas., where she will join her husband, who is employed in the orchard work.
 There was a literary organized af tEis place Saturday night with Mir. harve Linn as president and Miss Ada Durham as secretary treasurer. Everybody come and take part, The lext meeting will be held the 12th of 9ebruary.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
NUNLEY NEWS NOTES.

MT. Hill of Board Camp has moved to the old Wilcox place near Nunley
 MT. Spain and family have moved to the Muxen place near Nunley.
 MT. and Mrs. Avery spent the week end at their sons home near Dall IS.
 Miss Cecil Brumley paid a short visit to her home in Nunley Thursday
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Gatlin drove out to Nunley Sunday evening.
 James Wagoner is moving to the Boyd place this week.
 Messrs. alt and Daniel Heath spent Saturday light with Calvin Heath of Nunley.
 Mrs, ycie Watkins, who has been visiting her father at Nunley. re- turned home Sunday.
 Bill Southern is moving from Ran som to the place vacated by James Wagcner.
 Mir and Mrs. Calvin Heath visited MT. Heath's father at Big Fork Sun day.
 Little Earl Campbell, who was bad W scalded two weeks ago, is almost we'll now.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
MARBLE HILL ITEMS.


 in Pike county, 7 'eiasiNes Ella Noakes spent Thursday n;ghs with May Barnes. "Ash' Mrs. Russell spent Sunday even,no with. Mrs. Cranfil. ese'''ng Mart Cranfill and John Bell sbinnea 2 ear of hogs Saturday. pps' old Ben Merchant place oA '''e MT. Hitler has been sick this waal. DIT IS now able to be blowing. A MT. barness spent Sunday evenino with her mother Mrs. Howard : A crowd of young folks enjoyed . party ot Ben Merchants Sst,r . day night. ''a'ur- Neal Felts of Wickes and oaes.;a Jackson visited the N. R. Johnston home Sunday. "''s'oi' The singing at the school houss unday evening was we'll attended h,, both vounr and old. ''''eu " ~ t Johnston, who is buvinc ties
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
ACORN CUPS.

Mrs. F. M. Pettigrew is on a visit with relatives in Missouri and Iowa.
 Frank Mentier left Thursday for Gushing, Ok, where he will join his brother in the transfer business.
 Mrs. Fisher at the home of B. F. Barron and Ocia Hale at the G. R. Hale home, have both been having the pneumonia, but are improving.
 Rev. Gilbert of Nazarent church of Mena, preached twice for the Acorn people last Sunday, also favoring us with some singing.
 Messrs. George Carmon, Bert New som and Bill Riddle spent several days and nights on camp hunt in the mountains last week.
 w. w. Spear of Slatington return ing from an overland trip to Prank lin county, spent Sunday night at the McWilliam home.
 Prof. Mullins arithmetic and music class each had interesting and instr1ac- tive lessons on Thursday and Friday nights, and will continue to meet on those nights each week.
 Mss lone Golf came up from Mena thursday to call on some of her pu- plls and make arrangements for more pupils. Those present at the arith- mctic class listened to some interest ing readings by Miss Golf. She was kindly entertained at the home of Mrs Montier.
 Be looking forward to our next community club meeting Saturday nlght, February 5. We will expect tu meet our new county agents at this, time. The program committee IS also arranging for a spelling match instead of the usual style of pro- gram for this meeting, in which all Will be expected to take part. If might be a good idea for those who dislike to be beaten to study up a bit in the school speller.
 The boys of Mrs. Mullins Domestic Science class who were so nicely treated to New Years luncheon bv me girls of the class, returned the favor recently by preparing and serv- ing luncheon to the girls. It mat ters not now, but it probably was some hardship to the boys to have to be Tn the kitchen tending to things when 1t was a fine snowy day out s.de Venture to say they snatched tune to get out and throw a few snow balls anyway. The menu was something like this: Rabbit stew wlth dumplings, baked creamed pota- toes. hot biscuits. cucumber pickles. nuckleberry tarts, canned blackber- res. nuckleberry pie, hot chocolate. popcorn balls and snow ice cream Lonnie Barron. Don Montier. Ethan 1ariand, Billy McGroarty, Dael Bar ron and Wayne Henson with the first class. sue
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
Tip.
EAST OF vANDERvooRT NEWS

1 Uncle Dan Nations who is sick i improving. i H. o. Wooley was Cove visitor Saturday.
 Ben Merchant is the possessor oi six collie puppies.
 Everybody enjoyed tho singing al John Ridling's home.
 G. howard, who has a cancer is not doing so well this week. Hughes sMayfeld and wife returned Sunday morning from Texas.
 Bruce Nichols worked for Mir. Drown at Hatton last week.
 Tommis Stone of Alba. Ok, is vis- iting his mother, Mrs. MerTyman.
 Little Carl Hamilton, son of Hen ry Hamilton, has been quite sick.
 The party at Ben Merchants Sat -Urday night was enjoyed by large crowd.
 A. J. Rhodes and wife of Hartley spent Sunday at the Boss Jackson home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Freas of Vandervoort visited MT and Mrs. Charles Harvey Sunday.
 Boss Jackson and wife have re- turned to their home at the Steel bridge
 W. A. Henton returned Friday from Texas where he had been on business.
 w. A. Henton sold ten head of fine Poland China hogs to M. L. Cranfill Saturday.
 Everyone present at the dance at the sawmill Saturday night report a nice time
 Singing will be at the Letterman home Sunday, February 6. Every body come.
 Bruce Nichols left Sunday night for Okmulgee. Ok, where he expects to find employment.
 J. A. Hamilton expects to leave soon for Quey, Ok. where he has position awaiting him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Silas Brock and Oliver Webster of Shiloh spent Sunday with R R. Roberts family.
 Henry Freas of Vandervoort bought 2 milk COW and some farm tools from ]. A. Hamilton last Monday.
 Runey Wooley was a Sunday after noon caller at the home of Mrs. Reauchamp of Vandervoort.
 Walter and Riley Watkins of Wickes. visited their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Billie Watkins Sunday.
 Clarence King and wife spent Sat urday night and Sunday with Jim Hayden. west of Vandervoort.
 Bud Nations of Octavia, Ok, came Up last week to visit his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Nations, who are sick. J. Fl. Jackson of Vandervoort spent from Saturday to Monday with his brother. Boss Jackson, of the Stell Bridge.
 Mrs. Bertha Jackson and children If Vandervoort visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Hamilton, last 
 Mir. and Mrs J. A. Hamilton and sons, Ray and Golden and other Bloomfield visitors visited Henry Hamilton last Friday.
 A horse Mrs. A. J. Barber was driv- ng last Tuesday ran away and threw her out of the buggy. luckily she was not seriously injured.
 MT Alexander who just recently moved here from Texas. by mistake moved onto the wrong farm and had Q move again, about two and one half miles
 Pickles
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
ELM SPRINGS ITEMS.

day am S"suf- urday. 's'''' ssae- Springs. 's ~ r'''n Boss Bagwell was in th;s v;r;n;t,. Sunday afternoon. '''''s MT Dupree win soon begin hu;ld. fnE new residence.
 Luther Ross and Sam Mitcball v;s atea near Yocana Sunday. 4afe Carder purchased vo,n mule from Fred Bell last week.
 MisR Ella Quinn and Miss Thorn. e viszsed the school Friday evening Tue patrons of the school met and en' wood for the school one dav las, a Sam Mitchell visited satpvss, nsght and Sunday with Luther Rosso,s ne~~ Holiv. e' 's'sso' fr snd Mrs Ali Alston and oh;, aran scent Sunday with relatives nas, tfe Chapel. ''fss neal #alser Chambers purchased ba, snFH Montgomery yho has an M er *ws rredn If a1fs1fa har "'' Y
 and Hrx. Y T.. paeson .na ' 'esf'pv md fari'v visited c',nas,