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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-04

Th@Asbury Bible Class Of Trinity
NJ. f. Church at their monthly meet
ing tonight in the lecture room OF
the church, will he entertained by
the young ladies of Mrs. Edward
Corsa's class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-04

District Deputy Grand Master l.
E. Butts and staff will install the
newly elected officers of Sarepta
Lodge of Odd Fellows tomorrow
night. All Odd Fellows are invited
to attend.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Bollinger County Abstract
and Real Estate Company

NiNcnfty1rAtrdl
Abstracts furnished on short
notice.
f1rc, Tornado and I.,fn lnsuraner.
Bonds Of all kinds furnished.
List your farm or town propcr,v
with us.
Office in Conrshou~
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Little Vine

Health is pretty bad in our com
munity.
\, p Sherman and son are bot
confined 10 their beds
Some Of the families OF this com
munity are having the chils
crmch was well attended at
L'ule Vine ) nriay night Re,
Viii Francis preached a good ser.
Iuun.
Harvey Acab went 10 Jackson
this week with some part Of the
Sawniil ensine to yet il repaired.
Some OF the people Of this com.
munily are attending Grassy church
AMI report good CONGREGATIONS aud
good intereS'.
School is protyeSsint vrsy nicely
\ the rain fen here last FRIDAY
| will close hoping The Press will
always beSurcrSSful.
Old Head
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Hog Cre.k

Health seems very good.
We are Sliil having plenty Of rain
Mrs Bette Rel uol'ls gave n quilt
ing last Tn r>day
" c Hardwie arf family ant
Mr. aud Mrs. ANDY Rolllngcr attent,
ei the fair At Cape Girarieau Thurs.
dly ard FIiioy
George SChreincr lcfi Saturday 4 I
NreIys lanins. where he expects
10 work a whila
Mrs Lizzie formway and da,igh.
ter, Miss Ethel, visited Mrs. Minnie
Schrelnrr Saturday evening
Mr. aud Nt, D c Roe went M
tc S'bcrwlCh,il!e In attend hirtE.
daS dinner SUNDAY
Rev Frank Shanks preached nj
Harmony church Saturday nieht
anu SUNDAY al III
Charles Schreiner went to Jack.
son Sunday. where he has employ.
ment.
Mrs. Lyiia Blanken and grand.
d iuehter visited Mrs. Minnie SChrr
ner Sunday
Matte Suatton. Clarence fIardwie
and Melvin Sadler visited Albert
Schreiner Sunday.
Roy. Ruth and Truman Roe visit.
ed Mrs Martha Ro,hamhle Satur.
day night
I Il formway and family visited
at Vim McLnIns Sunday.
IL Blsnken is KEEP, busy making
mOlasses
d c Roe sold his sorghum mill
II Alex Summers
Jasper Strattoa traded for o fine
horse one day last week.
a Reader 4
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale OF Per,
sonal Property Under Spec
ial Execution

by virtue and authority of a spec
ial execution issued from the office
OF the clerk Of the Circuit cuutt in
and for the county OF Bolineer and
state Of Missouri. returnuble To the
March term 4. u. 1922. Of said
court aud to me directed. wherein
the Simmons Hardware Company Is
plaintiff and James n Statier is de.
fendant, have levied upon and
seized the following described per-
sonal property as the property Of
the defendant, James n. StatIer. as
follows; One Chevrolet touring car
and ona lot Of automobile accesso-
ries and fixtures. as shown by the
inxoice attached to the files in said
cause herein.
And ] will. on Wednesday. the 5th
day Of October. 1921. between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day (about one o'clock at the
OkeIIey and Watson garage in the
town OF Patton, in the county Of
Bollineer and state OF Missouri. sell
at public auction TO the highest bid.
der tor cash the personal property
above described to satisfy said spec.
ial execution and costs.
Sept 0, 1871. A. j. Baker.
Sheriff OF Bollinger County. Mo. |
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Trustees Sale Under Deed Of
Trust

Whereas. W II. IAqucs ard Ellen
JRques. his wife. hy thris crr,Ain
deed II trust. dated the Nth day ~
December, A n. 1913. ard recorded
in book y a. page 5S7 II tho land
deed record u Roi.ingcr county.
Missouri. conveyed in trust to the
undersigned trustee the fcllowinx
described real estate. lying. l-,ins
and situate in the county af Boiling.
er and state of Missouri. to. wi,
Fifty.eight acrrS southwest guar
ter Of the so0thcAst quarter AnJ
part of the southcas; quarter of the
southeas, quarter of s..ciion une ~.
in township thirty-one iSll. north II
range nine I.l. east. ana seventeen
tl7) acres. part Of the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter and
part Of th. northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter ard part of the
southeast quarter Of the northcAs;
quarter ~ section twelve tl2l. in
township thirty.onc taIl. north Of
range nine tal east. containing in
the aggregate seventy.five CT5l
acres.
Said deed ~ trust was given to
secure the payment of a certain
promIssory note therein described.
and whereas default has been made |
IN the payment of said debt accord. |
ing TO the true tenor thereof and |
has become due and remains unpaid |
Now. therefore. |. the undersignsd
trustee. at the request Of the legal
holder of said note and in accoriance
with the provisions and stipulations
Of said deed of trus, and by virtue
OF the authority vested in me by said
deed Of trust, will. on Friday. the
3lst day Of October, 1921. nj the
north front door Of the courthouse
IN the town of Marble Hill, in the
county OF Bollinger. In the state OF
Missouri. between the hours of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and five
''clock In tho afternoon Of that day
'tiar for sale at public auction 10
he highest bidder for cash in hand
III the above described real estate
o satisfy said note and deed OF trust
interest and costs Of exe.
uting this trust.
+. M. Wells. Trustee.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Guardians Notice of Letters

Notice is hereby given that thu
undersigned was, on the 5th day
of September, A. ID. 1921, appoint
q ed guardian of tho person and cs-
tate Of Dean Il. Hill, an inrapacl-
tated person, and that letters OF
guardianship were issued to W, h,
Chandler by the Probate court of
Bolllnger county. Missouri. bcal
ing date September 5th, 1921. All
persons having claims against the
estate of the said Dean Il, Hin
are required to exhibit them for
allowance before the Probate
court of said county within one
year from the date of publication
of this notice or thcy shall he for
ever barred.
W X, Chandler. Guardian.
Attest; X. c. Alexander, Judge
of Probate.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Notice Of Trustees Sale Under
Deed of Trust


Whereas, Mary T. Waldo, widow
l of W G. Waldo. deceased. " {
Waldo. Harry u, Waldo and May
Waldo, his wife. Mae Brook, and
+ r. Brooks, her husband ch,l-
d-on and heirs Of W. 6. Waldo.
deceased. by their certain deed oi
trust, dated the 23rd day Of April
\ u. 1918 and recorded in the OF.
fee Of tho recorder OF deeds nth.
~ and for the county " Boiling.
cr state Of Missouri. IN book ~.
At page Il2, conveyed to the un.
dcrsigned trustee. tho following
described real estate, lying. hcing
aEd situate in the connty Of Bol.
IIngrr, state Of Missouri, towit.
Five acres out Of the northeast
corner Of the southwest quarter
# the southeast quarter 81 sec.
'lon fifteen ua in township
thirty 900 north of rangr nine
go east.
Va trust 20 socurr the paymcn,
't the promiSsop note in said
irrd of trust described. and
whereas default has been made
ir the. paymen, II sAii np.c. ani
Whereas the undersigned hrs tcra r.
gu"si"d hy the legal holder of ,Aii
note tn execute the NnS,.r ~ sale In
mr vested d, sand drcd II trust.
Now. thcJcforc. motto" is hcrr.
w gwen that N pursuance of the
I-racr vested in the under.
-.ucd D., ,aid decd of trust and
'H, request of the legal ho!drr NJ
AID note, the undersigned viii.
." Frdhy tho li,h las uf pcts.
i"g 1921. between ,h- hour, ~
rn" O'Clock IN the forenoon and
'ss O'Clock IN the afternoon -
'ts' daN. az the north front door
~ the courthouse IN the ,1un II
Narhlr Hill in the county u Bal.
.1ger and state 81 Missouri. Ill
the above Described real estate =,
puh'ic auction TO the h,ghts; hid.
der for cash IN hand 20 psv ,Ald
debt including interest and cost
n executing the ssid trust
W X Chandler. TRUSTEE.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

c. A. Sander President Luther J. orm..y e,.,..
Il. Miller, Assisan; Cashier.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Ma hunting or 'rrspaSunR will
t-c allowed on our farm, John
II Dalton. /. ,. Dalton. q A.
Dalton. G. =, Ioun,. G. ". S,atlcr.
J. W S'a,leE. A. ] S,a,lcr. n. ].
RahHeri. Hy =. nollinErr. E.lvic
O and Lcttic Grace Bollingrr.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Capc Girardean Bu.ipe.. coIlev,

Cape GiTatdcaa BusineSs College
I 1dcf rrN owHVrship. offers tho
following cn4rsVss Combined. - s.
resAnh. Rsakt~~ps0V. Shorthand
T.lcsrAphS. Addtng. Salcsinanshlr
and Calculating Msch,ne. Ruf.
EonEhs Rpokkc~ping Machine
Fali term. Aug - Suutu,rr
rates Sn cffrrt now
Write iey infofms'son. Cars.
Guardian No l. \ vnki, Mar.
azrr I1.3l
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
Sat,ce

Hunting. fishing and trrspNss
iaR d fogb.ldcn on our farms
Ern ilfrink. = 1. EAkcr. Hear,
Tcnhnldrr. Ioha hlnkrb~ir. John
S'ciarord. q J. Eifnnk. ] T. Van.
d"vvn. " J.. S,r,nncrd. J II Men.
n'ng~f. Geo. } lIinkrlC,n. Hcnry
Sscsing.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

For Sale--All my property ir
Marble Hill, consisting Of l3 lots
S-room house wired for electric
lights: good well. barn, garage
and several other out-buildinps.
Will sell for less than it would
cost to duplicate the house. Otto
Ally. Marble Hill. Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

No hunting or ;r,=pAssinr will
b. allowed on our farms Fletcher
smith, Frank Hci,msn. Ccorgc ".
smith Everett Smith. 4 \ O'kcl.
Icy. n ~ hpnn, Tony } smith.
Geo n wilkinson
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
FOR OVER SIxTY-THREE YEARS

1853 The Northwestern Mutual Lfe Insurance Comp.
first policy From that day 10 this its cons, ant ON
has furnish the hest possible life insurance
at the lowest possible That II has succeeded ,
by the envable reputation which the Company enjoy,
those buy and those who sell Edicc,,
and deal for everyone has been its watchvod m
sxty.thrce years They will he it's wachword,
the years
The largest purely American Insurance Company
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Conr,,,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
!. 7. Kinder District Manager
Lutcs,lle. Mo-
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

THE MARBLE HILL pRLS,
Published every Thursday by
DEAN CHANDLER 4 COMPANY
Dean b. Hill, Editor and Manager
Entered at the Marble Hill post.
office rs second class matter
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
CHiROPRACTIC
The DrugleSs Read In Us~rsA

HAVE you so-callcd Rheumatism.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Goi,m. Psrnl.
ys's. Insanity. Appendicitis. or =
constant Headache, Chiroprac,is
viii remove the cause and psyu;s
nature to bring abou. q cure.
have you stomach. lung. heart.
~ snlaney' bowel. or bladder troubleY
~ You have amy Of the abnvc. or
any other ailments. don't r;vr mn
nope; but investigate Chiroprsctir
u. =. Knowles. Chiroprsctar.
PattoM. Missouri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor snIc 8.
FARMS.

372 cres, lot of
fine timber; Is acres
cleared; excellent soil;
no building; cheap;
$l,750.
45 acres, improved;
b road Street Road;
good dwelling, 2 barns,
orchard, crops, tools
and stock; $500.
100 acres, rs in cul-
tivation; 7-room dwell
ing; good outbuildings;
nice shady lawn; on
fine road, near Rich
mond; all crops; near
high school; S75 per
400 acres, James
River plan t d t ion;
Il out $50 acre
cleared, $50 Of bottom
land in cultivation;
seven head Of work
stock; all crops and
farm implements; two
small dwellings,; cheap
outbuildings; splendid
soil; lot of good tim
Der; $50 per acre, in
lu d n G everything.
Small cash payment, 5
per cent interest for
two years,
so acres at depot:
S-room dwelling, store
and nice h o IL S e, fine
orchard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
MONDAY. \UGl'ST % 1877

*a!e Commences Ii o'clock s. NJ.
gray Horse. | bay Marc with roa
nice hay stud Horse, Colt. .
months old: Mare Mgl2. extra good
] bay Mare. years old. . Very lin
Jersey Cows; = iIo'sIcin Cows. fine
mixers: Jersey Hcifcrs. / Jcrsc.
Eul! Calf. ! extra nice young Sow. !.
Durc-brcd Duroc .icrsey Sow pure
bred hurnc JERSEY Boar 3 nice,
Shoats. = Stacks straw. 80 acres good
Corn. double Farm Wagon, single
Farm Wagon. = Bugcics, I Corn
Shredder. Corn Harvester. Seed
Drill. 6;ana Pl"w. | Suiky Plow. 3
Walking "iows, Manure SprtadcT,
double Corn Planter. . double Cult!-
vators. binder. > Mowers. Double
Disc. Single Disc, Hay Rakcs,
double Hay Wagon, Incubator. /:
Cook stoves. . Oil stoves. | Heater.
Kitchen Cabinets. Tables. side
board, Parlor Suit. Library Set.
Dresscrs. > Wash stands, Beds
Cream Separator. = ChurnS. Ice
Chest, Sewing Machine. Couch Bed
Chairs and Rockers.
Many other articles too numerous
10 mention
CHAS. T.. STRANG,
Auctio,H,or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

.; ACRES For sale .; acres "Ac.ptionaiiy
bc4Jt.:ui home. leN"l. clear, very pro.
LustiN". al city ,uHNcE..au"s. driveway.
spring water. .p.'d roads, S-ropIu hou-a.
!arsr iarn. bBllt.ur NEARLY new f.!rn4-
IS r.l.nbor- Owner rUtlr-s. Bi@-:aiu
NJ t-yJ att nyr. tSv lJi.ng, worth r:ur-.
Owuc'. nrs =. u -. Surnrr.own. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
AUCTION SALE
Horses, M,l2., Hcg:, F,rn in.
IN pigments ard Fun ute

~ mo request OF Ny. W =. Heinz,
| VIII sell ut Public Nurtlna. or IN
,'rcmiS"s. known rs the MDn:nzuna
STOCK Farm. on M-,ha nicsv!lIe Turn
pike. about TWO miles north OF Rich
iloIl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
business Property
Farms ana Land ior Sale ~

ri fse tale. Hare Ia bargain for
9 r.ght man. - acrts. mostly IN CUT
,t0n. now d-sOom house ara Kitchen,
Gated la nice grove r.gAt on main
EnMay. 30 Miles north " ltcnfaond.
barns. aho w.A NHt"r sp.'"ti "
iiyG. a iyuiCal poultry and truck farr,
hopi rt0rc aai church nearby, rail-
AZ station ng!i.s. owner wants Va
10 with good term. Gao. Med Blake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
FARM BARGAINS.

FAR M BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
rms that we can sell at
rgain prices. If YOU are
for a farm, large
small, see lie.
i. & H. l.. DENOON,
807 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
REaL HSrhTt fon S4Ah
Suburban for sal,

PETERsBUI,U piitE-Sraii. modern l,,,.,-
galow. 10 acres al, lanu ~ iCSs .stu!s
y BARGAIN Box s0., The D.spatth
liza RGAiN 20 quick buysr. MEG =
room cottage. large hara and ncr, :
OF good land. Cool terms. near c!ty.
own"r Box q %; 1hs Dispatch.
FOR sale. Groom stucco bungalow aud
sik lots AbJoininc. IN n's,-cIas- order.
VIII sell at "a bargain 10 pUIcH buyer.
Must u" s"rn 10 Il" Appreciated. Stop
go. Seven Pines lInc. J L.. t;a...
tan. Observation-Disclosures. "
SIN ROOM house. bath. -ircrric lights
.y"Sia., for ~3iv 80 1u'ck buyer FTrl
Schur@. between stop ani ). i":cr.o'i.
lire
SUBURBAN. new. 5-.0o.u bumE.,ov
screened. lot 2oXiCJ: 5.'9 cash btl-
anc" $50 rnnn;hly. ~. S.scv Ran. 81
Ryland Realty 90.
--=-g-z-.z----
I;cai Estuc 40. t.>ti'"nac ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

kAUTIFUL farm. located on Mall Roau
bye miles from city in beautiful va.-
ley. scven-room house. VIII sell $500
ash. Call r. l.. Sordelett. Ran. 205l-J
|OD tobacco and grain farm. Halt
lax County, Virginia. for sale or rent
Tor 1922 by owner. q 905. care TIL.
pispatch.
ACRE FARM. miles from Richmond:
room house. good 0utbuildings: running
Fater: all stock. fowls and farm imple-
hents go with It. Owner, 62l East
Leigh.
ACRES-For sale. a valuable farm; for
write l22 Sixth Avenue.
Dupont CRY. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

WEST END-Tao very haot be,1en:n fr tSs
West End. Beautiful LOT In Munumen:
Avenue Park. 90 yards from Monument
Avenue. Price, $500: terms s.J9 cash
balance 80 ~ month Concrete sidewalk
and shade trees. Box q o27, TIE Dis.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
4 RMS,

i'arms Farms Co.. sale,
h. acres. 20 cleared. ,.ro,m cot
tag. .u COOL condition. oGtnou-es
iu good condition. 'los- 10 wash
lnEtDn highway, - miles from
HIehnlonI aver hrst-.inss ruad.
Price, $500
.N.Aanut.c County about Gao
g.,fr~. - acr-t orchard. over 1850
u-Erlug UppI" irvps. 20 acres low
-foGnis = acres IN wood land,
t....u.c tiliab!. with machinery.
'iuv !j-room brick dwelling, nice
- Nuirhod iii-. .c. baths, water
throughout lr.-a; furnace heated,
t-uIut nous. barns. etc, etc.
,iourloIutn's n0m." ana protii-mak-
ius ."rnr
iruasN.,a rouuty. near Alberta.
,u!i lion oi $. y. l.. ana NirEiniIn
Railroads -.u rrrcs, .. dDTcs "a
.u..l.s. t-.L S!ue-T"y.. dwe!ia6,
.a.u. dtIu n"E. N'terrtr ".apiy
l.,uMUN. ,KCa. roMP.tNY,
RIAL La.a.Ir. nnfAkrME%f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

Real t.stutr ,ur t.>ti.nmnc ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

sA,s-l; 500 wan. - D1, ,..... 50
Yea Eastern Land Co.. ~. 50, II. -
|GHdini.
list OF rooms and l5G acres. within
Err. n!I.cs III lirwirtts Station. on :no
4 o. H. d, Price. $1,000. On almost
as terms ina. VIII SUM- the pu!ch4e-r
'!th . 3er cent. Geo. T.. Crawford -
To- ss2 r.ast Main Street.
~ TIMBGR :o- sale. over 1900. OUv
r.t near loading wharf and 100000
2; near station on n. * W. at -.
,ice TO quick nGger. Write >. l.. King.
'oom III, Murpny's. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

. OR HOUSE Wanted to rent IN
Ton iiri.hrs ~ September y pr
n lower Ma; - "nt!r" huuse. unfur-
l'G. ttl BpEi".arI 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

- WANTED Four or hvr rooms Or
- mouse. Wetl End OE Barton:
'th'is, Tor Ser;eph"r J. hddrsr' Box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

.SE WhHJcd. furnished house for
.ni',r OF longer by possible purchaser
'lrrh o. bedrooms. R.i.r.nc"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

81 OK COTTAGE. wanted. To rem.
.di 90 hy"-ro"m house OF cottage lu
ihs y" children. can furnish best
r"i"r"nc"q Address Box q sj3. care
IiD DtSpa,rh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

NAB this willie the nabbing /. rooJI
beautiful lot in vicinity OF magnifi.
cent homcs an the CITY: one block and
half from i.ak-SiLg car line: prIc.
$3.50: terms i25 cash and $40 "A month
fhie ~ the Mad %! pro?crty hat mukrs
people rich box S28 care TIN, bis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

y. must be- CENTRAL and reasonable .
i" TIL. Dlsra ttn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

WINTER i'N.N For sale, s.ro,n, f,,r,,
moo "a houSe. lot .1ls BY $50. i'm Gin
,tr ihrk Possession IN 80 days Penn.
.,aS attractive $500. Post -oiiicu 10,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

- want ed. "a i-rouIn ia. or an s.rooin
IN ~ hurtnn Heights, Phone Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

"oOoiAND IIEtGITS-Shou,J Ia,,
Mn MI a n.c zee nome 10! ii;t!- money :.,ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
the Real Estate Ads Tell the Best Property Available IN This Civ
REti ESTATE FOE SHE
Houses tor Sala

GiNrER PARK TENHACE-N New. modern.
htt"ch'd Groom home. Immediate po,.
session S.IV cash BouicyurJ iI,r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
CRAIG CHOSEN MODERATOR
Pennsylvania Presbyterlans Elect
Butler Minister

Tyrone. Pa, Oct. %. The Rev.
William Il. Craig. of Butler, Pa. was
chosen moderator of the Presbyterian
Synod of Pennsylvania. which opened
its business sessions in the First Pres.
byterian Church of Tyrone yesterday
with 200 delegates representing nineteen
Presbyteries in attendance.
Reports from the educational institu-
tions within the bounds Of the Synod
having church care were presented. Tht
Rev. George NJ. Ryal. of Salisbury.
spoke for Washington and jefferson
College, the Rev. j. Gray Bolton for
Wilson College. and one Of the most
interesting addresses made was by the
Rev. Ethelbert y. Warfield. of Carlisle
in an appeal for Wilson College and
Christian education. DR.. Farr. Of the
First Church, Wilkes Barre. present
ed the report from Lafayette College.
Yesterday afternoon addresses were
made by the Rev. William =. Weir. scc-
retary of the General Assembly's Com
mittee on Mems Work the Rev. Henry
G. SwearingtOn. Of ST. Paul. and the
Rev. Ford &. Ottman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
MANY HUNT-MEET ENTRIES
Spirited Contests Promised Satur
daY at Races Of Pickering Club

With the largest entry list for any
meet near Philadelphia the annual races
of Pickering Hunt will take place Satur-
day on the Mr.. and Mrs. William J..
Clothicr's farm above Valley Forge.
Unusual interest has been displayed
by the farmers this year and the farm
ers' breakfast. as in earlier years. will
again be an attraction. The farmers,
too, have entered many of their horses
in the fiat and steepcchase events.
Another interesting feature will be the
mule race with five entries.
The meet is held under the sanction
of the Hunts Committee of the National
StcepleChase and Hunt Association,
and Charles F.. Mather will be the stew
ard representing that organization. The
other stewards are Horace B. Hare,
Victor G.. Mather and William J.
Clothier. The other officials will be as
follows: Judges at the finish, S. Law
renee Bodine. j. G. Leiper and James
r. Tindle; patrol judges. John ]. Sui
Ivan, r. Fl. lie Boutillier and George
Brooks, Sd; starter, c. A. Hagen, and
clerk of course, +. Penn Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
HOCKEY LEAGUE FORMED
Eight Clubs Enter Ice Circuit to
Play at Palace

Eight clubs hav" entered in the
Philadelphia Ice Hockey League. Two
new members are the Germantown
Cricket Hockey Club and st. Pauls
School Alumni Hockey Club. The sea
son will open some time next month and
four games will be played each week
at the Ice Palace.
The election of league officers fol-
low: President, Sidney Clark; vice
president. Alden Lee; secretary and
treasurer. Jack b. Huhn. Executive
Committoe--Joscph Dexter. Eddie Hill.
Daniel Ncwhall, Garrett Gilmore Sid
ney Clark. Alden Lee and i. L. Huhn.
The hockey teams and their repre-
scutativcs are: Merton Cricket Club
team. Alden Lee, Radnor Hockey Club.
Garrett Gilmore; Philadelphia Cricket
Club team. Randolph FAIRIES: Cynwyd
Club team, Vie Bnllou; Swarthmore
Hockey team, AIon2o Gcrtz; German
town Cricket Club team. +. A. Henry,
and St. Iaul'S School Alumni Hockey
team. Eugene {. B. Smonin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
Fears Bphruptcy Of
Minor Baseball Leagues

Bloomington. ILL.,. Oct. 27.-Pres.
ldent Charles Goelzer, of the Bloom
lngton club of the Three Eve
League, will go to the annual meet
ing soon to be held in Chicago pre-
pared to advocate n radical rcduc-
ton in salaries Of players. strict
enforcement Of the player limit. re-
striction as to the number of play
ers who may be obtained from the
majors and the addition Of new cities
In order to lessen the travelling ex-
pense and make the circuit more
compact.
One club Of the Three Eyes, Goel.
ger alleges. lost $4,000 during the
season, while several others were not
far behind Few, he claims. made
money or broke even. The majority
closed the season with a deficit, he
believes.
The time has come, he thinks, to
enforce a rookie rule requiring each
club to utilize two to three players
who have not previously played pro-
fessionally.
Unless some restrictive steps of
this kind are taken he fears bank
ruptcy will be the rule and not the
exception of minor league clubs.