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ER|CK NOT DRIVEN OUT
Luck Against Swede When Macks
Score Three in First-Rice
Twice Robbed.

Although damaged to a considerable
extent by the Athletics yesterday,
Ericksons pitching was by no means
unimpressive. 1t was not lack of abil-
ity that sent him from the game, but
d desire on the part of Manager Nc
Bride to employ every means to top
pie the Mackmen when the Nationals
became active in batting way in
the fifth. Brower'S chance to hit Safe-
ly naturally was considered stronger
than ErickSonS. the former was
rushed to the plate in place of the
hurler.
The big Swede probably would have
emerged from the opening inning with
only three hits and one run charged
against him had not the sun inter
fered with Lewis effort to catch
Clarence Walkers loft to left-center.
Ordinarily, Duffy would have speared
the ball, holding the smash to Sacrl-
flee fly scoring Dykes. instead of a
three-sacker netting two runs.
Under such circumstances. there
would have been little chance for Witt
to make third. and BraZilrs single to
Hft was not long enough to count
runner from second. Erick did some
excellent work in the third. when.
with one out, the Athletics had run
ners on third and first and failed to
produce any tallies.
Rice had to try all three fields be-
fore poking d safe hit. but it re-
quired some sensational fielding to
stop him the first two times at bat.
In the opening inning. Sam shot
liner down the first-base line that
looked good for two sacks at least.
BRAZIL killed the hit when he jumped
high to spear the ball. Sam tried left
field for his next target in the fourth
and again was robbed.
The sphere was whistling on it's
way to d three Dagger. but Clarence
Walker, running with the ball, made
a back-hand catch with his gloved
paw. Not to be denied, Rice drove the
ball toward center in the sixth inning
and was rewarded with a single.
A brilliant bit of strategy was at
tempted by O'Rourke in the third in
ming. With BRAZIL on second as re-
suit of his base hit and Dugans sac
rifice. Perkins sent a slow roller to
the National short fielder. O'Rourke
grabbed the ball and Immediately
tossed to Sharks for play on BRAZIL.
The decision favored the Athletic run
ner, but it was an eyelash play and
probably would have resulted in an
out with a more experienced third
sacker handling the ball.
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pened to some of them this year. Take
that Ruether and Marquard trade. Zach
of them has been started twice and
neither has won. Boston and Philadel-
phia have felled Ruether. and Pittsburgh
and St: Louis have cut Marqua rd's
props from under him. Ruether has
lot of good games in him and Marquard
has some. The Rube has been in
long time and has worked hard.
Fail In Opening Games.
Walter johnson. in the past. has been
one of the consistent winners Of the
first game of the base ball season. but
he failed this year against the Red
SoX. However, ne came back against
the Macks and won. Cleveland started
couldn't win. Adams. the come back
star Of Pittsburgh. couldn't win Kerr.
the dependable southpaw of the Chicago
SoX couldn't win.
On the other hand, Mays has got in
two victories A victory to series
if he can keep that pace-and he will
be wearing the laurel of the front row
at the end of the season. Faber won
his start for the Chicago Sox and Bag
by, Cleveland veteran, hammered in the
first inning. stuck il out and won Ty-
ler. lansuid and effective when he is
on good terms with himself. started with
a victory on Cub soil. So did Alex
ander. the National League star. Luque.
ot-headed Cuban. has won twice for
Cincinnati.
He may have great year this sea-
son.
Schacht of Washington has won in
both starts He believes that an arm
which had twinged once in while
has been put in apple pie order. he
is spring and autumn pitcner.
Works to a shadow in the heat be-
cause he is naturally lean and lank.
Two Indians in Game.
Pittsburgh hasn't the only Indian in
a glass case. after all. 1t was claimed
, for the Pirates that Yellowhorse was
the sole Mohican IS well as the last
of a recent crop. He isn't. Sammy
Strang has corralled Blue Hawk for
second base on the Chattanooga team.
Hawk is even more picturesque and
lot more poetic than fellowhorse.
Sammy Strang says his Tennessee
Indian can run faster than Ty Cobb.
There's lots of good runners. It's the
hitters who count.
Steve O'Neill, Cleveland catcher. has
up and done it again. April Is,
against st. Louis. he had neither put
out assist. nor error in nine innings.
according to the official figures. July
.. 1918. in tcn-inning game. the
I only chance that he had WAS a put
out in the tenth inning. He is the
, only catcher wearing mitt With two
no. fielding chance. nine-inning games
! to his credit.
Rnriden has hinted that he may be
! a returned prodigal if the Cincinnati
| team needs catcher. Bill quit by
/ honorable resignation.
The name of Heinie 0roh at a fiesta
l in Cincinnati was received with dis
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EAGER TO GREET TRIBE
Record Crowd Is Expected When
Indians and Browns Play in
Cleveland Today.

CLEVELAND. April 2l.-Interest in
the Homecoming today of the C1eve-
land Indians for the first game here
slnce the world base ball champion
ship centers in Riggs Stephenson.
star second baseman. who is making
his initial appearance in this city. He
is leading the regulars at bat with
fourteen hits out of twenty four
times up and his fielding has been
sensational.
Cleveland and ST. Louis are sched-
uled to open the local season and
preparations have been made to
handle the largest opening day crowd
in local history. The 1900 reserved
seats have been sold for weeks.
The usual festivities are on the pro-
gram, with Mayor Fitzgerald slated
to pitch the first ball.
Indications are that BaGby will
pitch for the champions and Davis or
Schocker for the Browns.
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Mogridge Picked to Hurl
Initial Fray in Beantown

BOSTON. April 2i.-GscOrEc
NUgridEe will he given his first
chance to appear in a Washing
ton uniform in n hampiOn~hip
game. Manager Mcbride having
nominated him to start the
opener against the Red SDN.
The former Yankee lefthander
Wns one of the first to get into
condition at Tampa and IL en-
pe"ied to give 81 good account of
himself, although he is to make
his debut against a club consist
ing almost entirely of right
handed hittcrS. NenOSky being
the only sOuthpaN batsmnn
among Duffy's regulars. Sam
Jones or Joe Bush PROBABLY will
hitch for the Red SON.
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Dykes took Shanks' liner and tossed
70 BRAZIL for double play.
Harris Eails to Inst


Harris failed to last one complete
inning, being derricked with one down
in the seventh after he had been ham,
mered for two runs to tie the score.
With ORourke disposed of. Charity
walked and Zachary. Judge and Milan
singled in succession. Rommell then
was summoned and clamped on the
lid by knocking down Rice's smash
and getting under Lewis little fly.
Rommell suffered the same fate as
his predecessors. for in the eighth the
Nationals compiled two runs. After
Harris had skied to Tillie Walker,
Shanks singled through the box be-
fore ORourke lofted to Welch. Then
Charity tripled to left, counting
Shanks, and when Galloway. reIaying
Welch's return. shot the ball to the
AS dugout, the catcher also scored.
Zachary famed.
In the last four innings Zachary had
the Mackmen helpless. Perkins, the
first batter to face Jezebel in the
sixth. hit safely to left He was sac
rihced to second, but thereafter only
four Athletics adorned the paths. One
was walked. errors let two feach first
and another was saved through a
fielder's choice.
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San Francisco Man Is Accused of
Placing Bet With Detective
on Game.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, April Ell
The first arrest for alleged gambling
in connection with base ball games
was made here yesterday. Charles
Logan. A laborer, was arrested by a
detective, who declared Logan placed
with him a bet on the game between
Los Angeles and Oakland
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Ruth Must Appear in Court.

NEW iOEk. April 21.-'Babe be" Ruth,
the New York American League
teams famous home-run hitter, who
was served with a summons chargRg
violation of automobile speed limit
while en- ROUTE to the Polo Grounds
yesterday. is required to appear in
court here April 27.
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CAPITALS OPEN SEASON
WITH GIANTS OPPOSING

Manager Vests Capitals will maxi
their bow before the Washington
public this afternoon at American
League Park. when they encounter
the Norfolk Giants in the first game
of the series 10 be played by the
colored professional mines. Play viii
start at O'Clock.
The Capitals have been playing in
Norfolk for the past three days. They
will perform at American League
Park all through the season while
the Nationals are abroad.
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cords. Two years ago Heinie had only
TO say the word and any one in Gin
cinnati would take him automobile
riding.
From what observers say. the Car
dinalS can't get their pitchers to CO.
ordinate with the remainder of the
team. The Cards have been hitting
well enough to get somewhere, hut
their pitchers have failed.
Connie Mack will begin to think
that there isn't any use of trying to
be good if you can't get out of last
place when your team looks better
than for years.
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Summa Gees to Rochester.

PlTTSBI RICH. Pa. April 21-Homer
Sumina, outfielder has been sent 10 tho
Rochester International League under
option by the Pirates. Summa came to
the Pirates last fall from Norfolk of
The Virginia League
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ANNEX THIRD STRAIGHT
BY MAKING FINE FINISH
Score Six Runs in Last Four Turns at Bat After
Going Into Fifth Four Talies Behind.
Gfarritys Triple Decides.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

y OSTON, April 2Wha the last for the Red
- odav Nationals the o
pitch the ball The weather
the
assisted the American League
smallest day attendance history Fen
Park recorded The chilly weather prevailing
OF only about
the that had Harry Frazee
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Holman to Coach School Nine

CHICAGO. April 21-Artie ncircus
Solly) Hoffman, Chicago Cub center
neider from 1906 to 1872, has returned
to base ban after nine years in the
commercial world He will coach a
high school team here.
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Will Aid Umpire's Widow.

ClNClNNATI April 21.-Presldent
John Heydler has announced that the
National League will present to
me WIDOW OF Empire Pete Hnrrisou
Iuil years salary of her husband
Harrison died last winter after a long
siege with tuberculosis.
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PHILADELPHIA.

'FatfP1 Tor KOmmell in ninth.
TRatted for Erickson in fifth.
Philadelphia " 3 q o o O o O o.,
Washington 80 o D l l = x-t
1wo-base hits-Witt, $. Harris Three base
hlts-C- Walker CD. Shanks. Charity Sac
rlhces-HaSty, DGgan, Welci, BRAZIL. Double
play-Dykes to BRAZIL. Left on bases-Phila
delphia. - Washington. u Bases on balls
On Erickson. l; IF Hasty. l: off B. Harris
on Zachary. l. Hits-Oh Erickson, & in ) in
nin:s: eff Zachary ] in innings: off Hasty
> In . l-3 innings; of r. Harris. 8 in / in.
nins: Oft Rommel!, = in % innings. Struck
out-By Erickson, - by Zachary. =; by Rom.
nell. l. Winning pitcher-Zachary. Losing
piteher-Rommell. Umpires-Messrs. Connol,
a. minutes
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MISCELLANEOUS BASE BALL.

Catholic University, q: Maryland j fl2 in
ninCst.
Princeton, .: Wesleyan. I.
Lafayette. 8: Army ).
Navy. 9: Delaware. -
Vanderbilt. 3: Tennessee. =.
Harvard. >: o8iethorI,c, ..
Furman. .: Clemson. l.
State College. 10: Trinity. 3.
Nnire Dame, 4: Kalamazoo. 3.
Swartimore. L.: Pennsylvania. 6.
Auburn. 4: Washington and Lee, =
Gordon. 3: Bailey NJ. l., =.
New Haven, S: Yale. 4.
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Florida League Opens Today.

!ACkSONF1l-i.E. Fla. April 21.-
The Florida State League opeus its
1871 season today with "A schedule
calling for 120 games. Daytona plays
at Jacksonville, Orlando at Lakeland
and ST. Petersburg at Tamna
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Virginia League Starts.

RICHMOND. Va, April 21-The 1921
season of the Virginia League opens
today with Petersburg at Richmond,
Suffolk at Newport News, Norfolk at
Portsmouth and Wilson at Rocky
Mount.
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VETERAN HURLERS HOLD
OFF TILL HOT WEATHER
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

YORK, disabilities of pitchers do manifest
themselves, concerned until
perspre their minds that they
experienced old who knows when his creaks plays
He
his develops lack occasionally when really
loses when his shoulder
much be
old fellows They through
amrnler theAth theira
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White Sox at Home Today,

CHICAGO. April 21.--Prepa rat ions
were made for a record breaking
crowd at the first home game today of
the Chicago White Sox, with Detroit
as opponent.
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Leads Princeton Matmen.

Robert Morrison Of Chicago has
been elected captain Of the 1921-1922
wrestling team at Princeton Univer-
sity. He is the intercollegiate cham
pion in the 145-pound class.
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Marriott to Join Cubs Soon

!. JOPLIN. No. April 21.-Bll Marriott,
eoutfielder of the Chicago Nationals. ex-
poets to join the club the first of Nav.
He has been reruperating from an
operation for appendicitis,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo. q: indianapolis. III inninssl.
Minneapolis. ;: Milwaukee. =.
Columbus. =: Louisville. 4.
Kansas City. 13: ST. Paul. II.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston. 4; Beaumont. 4.
Wichita Falls. l3: Shreveport, J
San Antonio. 3: Galveston. o.
Dallas. 8: Fort Worth. 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES ToDAi. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at New York. Boston at New York
Phiia at Bronklyn Phila. at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh. Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cinci. at st. Louis. Cncinnti at st Ionis
Results of Yesterdays Games,
Brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia .
Pittsburgh. 8: Chicago 3
New York. .: Boston >
Cincinnati. 3; St louis 4
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. CAMPS TOMORROW
Wash. at Boston. Washington at Boston
New York at Phila. New York at Phila
st. Louis at. Cleye. St Louis at Cleveland
Detroit at Chicago. Detroit at Chicago
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. 8: Philadelphia. 4.
Detroit. o: Cleveland. 8.
New York g. Boston &
Chicago-St. Louis iraiu)
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Rariden has hinted that he may be
returned prodigal if the Cincinnati
team needs a catcher. Bill quit by
honorable resignation.
The name of Heinie 0roh at a fiesta
in Cincinnati was received with dis
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-19
Collector Iron County.
pRUsTEE.s sALE.

Whereas, Mayf1eld Huff and Pearl 8. Huff,
his wife, and !. Lee Reddick tsingle), by
their certain deed OF trust, dated the 18th
day OF October, nineteen hundred and
twenty, and duly recorded in the office OIL
the Recorder of Deeds for the County OF
Iron in the State of Missouri. in Book II, at
| page 535, conveyed to William R. Edgar, Jr.
trustee, the following described real estate,
situated in the County OF Iron and State Of
Missouri, to wit:
All of the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter OF section fifteen t15), township
thirty-one (31), north OF the base line, range
three 81 east.
Which conveyance was made in trust tc
| the said William R. Edgar, Jr., to secure
the payment OF the promissory note more
| particularly described therein;
And, whereas, default has been made in
| the payment OF said note, and the same is
| now past due and unpaid;
And, whereas, the undersigned trustee has
been requested by the legal owner and hold
er Of said note to exercise the power OF sale
in him vested by said deed OF trust;
! Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
| pursuant to the power in me vested by said
deed of trust, nj pursuant to the request OF
the legal owner and holder OF said note, /,
the undersigned trustee, will sell the real
estate above described at public vendue, to
door OF the Courthouse in the City OF IRON
ton, in the County OF Iron and State OF Mis-
souri,, IN
Friday, the third day Of Jane, IosI,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day, for the purpose OF satisfying
said Indebtedness and the cost of executing
lis trust. WILLIAM R. EDGAR, JR.,
i, ironton, Mo, May 9TH, 1921. Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-19
BruIe News.
A weddingsoon.

A weddingsoon.
Miss Alice Richardson is home from
Desloge where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Black, also Mrs.
Mary Black, were in Ironton Monday,
Miss Leva Thompson is visiting
relatives at Caledonia.
Mrs. Kammholz and daughter,
Esther, of Graniteville, visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mrs. Ralph Highley of Belleview,
who has been visiting relatives here,
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Laws were in
Ironton Sunday.
Mr.. Jasper Farley and family, also
Miss Nettie Hatridge, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Farley's grandmother
last Sunday.
Rev. Alcorn of Annapolis preach
ed at Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Rev. Wright closed the meeting at
Pleasant Valley, and returned to his
home at Belgrade. The following
were baptized: James Laws, Perry
Jaycox, Mrs. Wetyler and Mrs. Ola
Crocker.
j. R. Nelson and I. M. Croker
made a business trip to Redmondville
lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Keesling
visited at the home of q. D. Wendell
Sunday. DOLLAR.
Nav 9th.
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The Expected Happens.
Isl Louis Globe-pemocrat.l

fSt. Louis Globe-Democrat)
JEFFERSON CrTY, Mo-, May IA.
Gov. Hyde to-day announced the
following appointments of Republi-
ans to succeed Democratic office hold
ers whose terms have expired:
George W. Wagner OF Jefferson
City, a lawyer and real estate dealer
who was active in Republican state
headquarters during the last cam
paign, for State Pure Food and Drug
Commissioner, to succeed DR.. e. l.
Farmhouse of Ironton, incumbent.
Frank Middleton of Unionville, for
merly an attache of the United States
Census Bureau, until recently engag'
ed in real estate and farm loans bust
ness at Unsonville, for State Game
and Fish Commissioner, to succeed
Tim Birmingham of st. James.
Mrs. Alice Curtice Meyer Wing OF
Greenville, Wayne County, a writer,
who was active in Republican organi-
cation work during the last campaign
and served on the Women's State
Committee, for State industrial in
spector, to succeed Lee Dunlap o.
Kansas City. They take charge
Monday, it was announced.
Farmhouse said he would not sur
render the Office to Wagner. He said
he had been advised by a lawyer that
he does not need to be confirmed by
the Senate, and that he can hold or
until the end of his term, June l.
1928. When Wagner arrives Barn
house will refuse to turn over his
Office records and it probably will be
up to Wagner to institute quo war,
ranto proceedings to GUST Farmhouse
from his office. Attorney Genera
Barrett has advised Hyde that Barn
house's term ended when Barnhouse't
appointment was Withdrawn from the
Senate along With other vacation APP
pointments of Gov. Gardner.
Farmhouse said that Birmingham
had been advised by Frank II. Farris
of Rolla that the failure of the Senate
to take action on his appointment al
Game Commissioner would make i
possible for him to hold over for the
remainder of his term. However, the
withdrawal of a retiring Governor
vacation appointments from the Sen
ate before it had rejected them is I
common practice. Former Gov
Major ruled down all of the appoint
ments of former Gov. Hadley which
were made in vacation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-19

UNDER the ruling of Secretary OF
State Hughes, intoxicating beverage
may be received by the foreign em-
bassies at Washington. Mr.. Volstead
and his fanatical supporters will have
to give another turn to the Prohibi-
ton screw. We must teach these
foreigners the meaning of "personal
liberty in it's later Interpretation
the liberty granted through the grac-
iousness of a lot of Reformers whose
sole business in life is to oversee their
brothers and restrict, them in their
personal habits. We wisely ignore
the example set by the Master IN this
world of imperfection.
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For Sweet Charity Sake.
bennington Times,

u. LEA - NoA AAAAS0E .nE L4N
The ladies' Of The Iron Mountain
Club, of Iron Mountsin, are prepar-
ing to send out quite a number lof in
vitations to a Charity Dance, which
will be given at the club house at that
place on the evening of May goth.
The price for the evenings splendid
entertainment which is being prepar-
cd, including refreshments, will be 90
to the gentlemen, which includes
their company. The ladies OF the
club are using every effort to make
this an occasion that will be eagerly
anticipated and Will doubtless be long
remembered a. an unusually enjoy
able affair.
AS the proceeds r to be used for
sweet charity's sake, there will doubt
les be but few invitations received
that will not be eagerly accepted,
This entertainment is one OF the plans
being worked out by the ladies' Of The
Iron Mountain Club to raise money
for the relief and possible cure of two
children there who are seriously af-
fiicted One is the 13-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Enloe, who
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-19

THE conditions in Ireland are de-
plorable. Assassination and arson
are of daily occurrence. The contest
is waged with political and religious
bitterness, and the sacrifice OF life and
property is without parallelin modern
civilization. The final result is dill
cult to foresee, but it is evident that
some way must be devised to end the
contention, if the world is not to
lapse into barbarism.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-19
Administrators Notice.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that letters of Adj
ministration on the estate of Mollie Rock
well, deceased, were granted to the UNDER
signed on the 23d day Of April, 1921, by
the Probate Court of Iron County, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them for allow
ance to the Administrator within six months
after the date of said letters, or they may be
p~recluded from any benefit of said estate;
and if such claims be not exhibitedsw within
one year from the date of the granting Of
said letters, they shall be forever barred.
This 23d day of April, 1921.
THOS. N. MARI,
Administrator with will annexed.
Attest: SAM M. BREWSTER,
Judge of Probate.
I~ronton, Mo-, April 20, 1921.
State of Missouri, :.
County of Iron.
I hereby certify that Thos. N. Mari
was granted Letters Of Administration upon
the estate of Mollie, Rockwell, deceas-
ed, on the 23d day of April, 1921.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal
of said Court this z3d day Of
April, 1927.
SAM M. BREWSTER,
Judge of Probate and ex-Oficio Clerk
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has never walked, and the other is
the 9-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Dawson, who is bright and
robust, bat who gets about only with
great difficulty. 1t is the opinion of
experts that both these children can
be cured of their affection and be
made sound and-well by an operation.
1t is with this noble end in view that
the ladies of The Iron Mountain Club
will give the Charity Dance on the
Goth inst.