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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
SPORT BRIEFS

Cincinnati Marcel Thomas. vel
terweight of France, was Knocked
out by Billy Ryan, Cincinnati. four
seconds before the gong in the 10th
round.
Fort Smelling, Minn.-Frank n.
Troeh Of Vancouver. Wash, was
high gun at the annual Ninneeots
state trap shoot, which opened
Monday. He broke 100 ont Of !
possible 100 birds.
London It'd '('KIdC Lewis. de-
tested Jack Bloomfield ON points in
. zo-rcund bout for the middle
weight championship q England.
Camden. N. Clinton J. How
ard. secretary a the National Re-
form bureau. failed to make appli-
eadoa hero yesterday for IN IN
1ancaoo against the Dempsey
'Caxpeafiee AshG - thssatsoed.
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wind" II only 1t be sharp or
severe enough, need only reach the
body at any point over the ribs to
subdue an opponent. There is little
muscle protection against such
blows. The ribs are more or less
exposed. irrespective Of q mans
physical condition or muscular
equipment A boxer must defend
himself with his arms and hands
against body blows.
Kidney punches or jabs, deliv-
cred with short arm blows upon the
lower ribs At the back, in clinches,
may seem futile, but nevertheless
they probably contribute . great
deal to many . defeat ascribed to
subsequent and perhaps more spec
tacular blows. These kidney labs
are peculiarly weakening, for they
reach q sensitive spot They are q
shock to the sympathetic plexuses
presiding over the little adrenal
(also called supFarenal) glands
which cap the kidneys and have 90
much to do with defeat or victory
in any severe athletic contest II 1
were boxing I think should ACCEPT
every invitation to embrace my op-
ponent and spend every moment Of
the embrace beating q tattoo upon
his adrenal gland. These apparently
useless thumps certainly tend to
take the pep and 60 out of . man.
Both Of these champions hxye
knockout blows, one Of which may
be delivered unexpectedly, OF
course. But barring such an IN
foreseeable occurrence, the decd
sion. on July ., viii probably 70 to
the man who has the better duct
less gland function. I shall go into
that question more in detail in the
concluding article of this series.
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MicIIisas, Boxing Err
psyt Clues His
Opinion.

Benton Harbor, Mich, June "a
-yaek Dempsey viii beat osofgss
Carpenter inside Of three rounds
Il Jersey City nsxt Saturday aftsr-
n6oa. Whyf Because he h too
fast, too clever. too strong and hits
TOO hard Soe the Frsnchman to en-
durs longer. Georges. thoagh fast
and clever, isn't rugged enough To-
Withstand . bombardmsnt Of
Dempsey punches"
Such Was the opinion today OF
Secretary E. A. MacCauley. Of the
Michigan boxing commission ana
for 40 years . deep student OF Dox-
ing. mac" pfides himself on pdck-
ing winners, declaring that 30 big
lights he has been wrong but twice.
He picked Johnson to beat Jenries,
willard to defeat johnson and said
the Dempsey willard match would
produce . new champion In >
hurry.
"They say Dempsey is not fast
enou. ,h for this speedy Carpenter"
adds MacCauley. Il have seen
them all from the days Of Jim Cor
bett and l know of no heavyweight
who was faster on his feet or with
lis hands than Dempsey. Like the
great Joe Cans, the old master,
Dempsey has q wonderful defense
in his offense. While protecting
himself, he strikes out at the same
time, and with deadly effect"
MacCauley is here in the inter-
ests OF the boxing commission to
give Sailor Freedman the careful
once-over. Whether through mis-
representation or because Of pro-
fessional rivalry, somebody wrote
the commission questioning Freed
mans ability to cope with Benny
Leonard, whom he meets here Mon
day afternoon, July 1. MAC" has
watched Freedman in his last three
days work and today puts his
stamp Of approval on the Chicago
lightweight as porthy opponent
for the champion.
I'm not going to say that Freed
man IL going to be the next cham
pion," laid MacCauley. But l am
ready to 60 ON record rs saying
that Freedman measures up the
standard Of men who are real con.
tenders for the lightweight cham
pionship. Records show Solly ha.
beaten Charlie White, Joe yelling
Harvey Thorpe. Johnny Tillman
Johnny Grifliths, Richie Mitchell
Lew Tindler and others. Any maj
capable Of doing that IL entitled Il
. match with Leonard.
; II am satisfied that July 1 vii
see fight between two we'll match
ed boys. Had I found Freedman
unfit for Leonard I would have los
no time In asking Chairman Tor
Bigger of the boxing commission
to stop the bout. We must 1t al
, times protect the public and kee
the game up to q high standard, n
matter whose pocketbook it affect,
That We have done this in Mich
gan is . matter Of record.
freedman Il in shape, full {
confidence and can hit And he ca
take 'em. He has never beo
knocked out Any man who can b
has q chance in boxing. We are fc
: honest, clean boxing always and IL
: tend to insist that the public GET
: the protection to which it Ia eI
ititlad"
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when the opponent Is In q crouch
ing posture. A second prominent
pair Of muscles called the sterno-
cleido-mastoid muscles, from the
bones they are attached to, are
those heavy cords which run from
the strenum or breastbone and the
inner ends Of the collar bones dag
onally upward to the mastoid bone
directly behind the ear. These mus
cles are shock absorbers par excel
lence, acting either independently
as elastic snubbers against upper
cuts or low hooks from either side,
or together against straight jolts on
the chin. II bulk alone Is the cri-
terion, then Jack Dempsey is the
better equipped with these cervial
shock absorbers and therefore the
less likely to suffer seriously from
Jaw blows. But it is question
whether bulky bands are better
than more slender classics Is pro-
lection Of this sort. On the whole
think Carpenters general muscle
equipment is superior to Demp-
sey's: his muscles seem to be more
mobile and responsive. It may be,
however, that the American con-
tender can stand Jaw jolts better
than the European.
A so-called blow to the wind"
one that knocks the breath out OF
an opponent, amounts, practically,
to a shock to the solar plexus or to
the cardiac (heart) plexus. have
already said that these autonomic
or sympathetic sub-stations are in
timately and freely connected by
nerve fibres, so that impressions
are readily conveyed from one to
the other station, and the effects OF
a shock at one point are Therefore
widespread. Thus q blow to the
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Ijoomingtnn. M. June IA
k'5 "a tneun gent " H. name Of
3 11y1ose piuv y mailing things mis-
+, een1ee n tAis city Of past and prss-
Shaapions. Not only did he
eAuolssenss brsak In On . perfectly
1888 eams u baseball Sunday.
Sss 1ca Harls Mack's Plovboys were
knUex bot he insisted on keeping
tt~hls nofAS1oas work yesterday.
\. ~ result: The Ialandefs and
j6rs vGfe 1ofcsd 70 day Of
&0o6t .tAAt naltheS club Wa anxious
t''st Vss announced the teams win
E9ane1G Mondays contest - . part
a = double header Thursday. pro-
= elh$, Of coarse. the elements ease
81 l6anaesr McQuillan had the fanxs
r hio hired hands sharpened for
! de frDt Of the series with the
Dunns and was kcenly disappoint-
q whom word went out the after
ncon's pastime was of. So were
M othor islanders. all Of whom
%lfe full Of pep and ginger as . re-
sstu1t Of new blood injected into
Su2AaiP midst.
Manager Joe Dunn OF the Bloom.
I11i1F1ns prepared to spring his new
es1uyler. Joe Cooper, on the McQuil.
lsuG Cooper vas With Flint in the
eylnchiean- Ontario league during
E3hG first Of this season. He &C.
quired . sore arm and left the club
refusing to report again when he
!. TUunded into form. Flint got busy
and turned him over 10 Blooming.
ton.
Cooper was the probable Bloom
ington choice for today.
Boss McQuillan was undecided
this morning ~ To whom he vii
start on the mound this afternoon
NJ has Ambrose and Ross avail
able. McQui1lan IL still favorinl
the damaged foot which he incur
red when. hit by line drive
Terro Hsute. The entire ankle IN,
foot h badly swollen and discolor
Cd. and Il win demand careful at
tenti0n for some time.
Tha Islanders will be the attrac
ton here until Thursday. conclud
ing their long road trip with th
double Asader. Friday has bee
ct ssids for travel. 70 that th
Mcouillaas YIN not b hurried 1
their return 70 the homo lot
ons1ao tho Hoeafoed club Satul
ny.
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Benton Harbor, Mich.-The secre-
tary of the Michigan boxing COM
mission examined Sailor Freed
man, following reports that he was
not fit to enter the ring with Cham
pion Benny Leonard. He pro-
nounced Freedman's physical con-
dition as very good.
Wimbledon, England-rFancis 7.
Hunter, American tennis star.
reached the semi-finals in the Brit
ish court tennis championship
tournament by defeating Major
Cecil Campbell &
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Home run-Kelley. Three-base
hits-Nespo, Hall. Mann, Strong.
Lothes. Two-base hits-Hardgrovc,
Bashang, Martin. Stolen bases
Hall, Bashang. Sacrifice hits
Brant, Speraw. Double plays
Strong to Nespo, Littrell to Hard
grove. Left on bases-Rockford,
10; Evansville, IA. Bases on balls
on Littrell, 4; OF Hutton, /. Hit by
pitcher-By Littrell (Speraw,
Bashang). Struck out-By Littrell,
/: by Hutton, 4; by Leyme, 2; by
Cotriss, 1. Winning pitcher.Cotriss.
Umpires-Hau and Lauzon. Time of
game-2:12.
Tots, 5; Buns, O.
Tefre Haute Ind, June 2S.-
Terre Haute took the opening
game of the series from Cedar
Rapids here yesterday, s to o.
Tatum pitched steady ball with ex-
ception of the seventh inning when
Terre Haute mixed four hits with
two bases on balls and a sacrifice
hit for five runs. The score:
CEDAR RAPIDS AR r. Pc A. F.
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Tofsys VIM, H Islan1sr's new
llrstioakse, b playing , great g1nel
t. initial eash1on, accerd.
|ne . FupoFts cleaned iron o1fies
where the MoQ1illaAs have bcen
1isplaying new-feand wares. Fred
Tuerck q H Peoria Star says he
leo1S lfke 4, entirely dllfereat play.
ar n N Islanaor uniform.
]. Franklin Murphy worked for
something like $125 less than his
contract called for last season, be-
cause Of numerous arguments With
umpireA Murph decided 1t didn't
pay and this season has found him
going easy on his oratory. In the
second game Of the Peoria series.
however, Frankie nearly forgot his
well-intended resolutions and Just
escaped fine from Jumps Lauxon.
Before u Islanders departed On
the present road trip, one jumps did
admit Murphy was . surprise to
hin. He said the arbiters Of The
League woro under instructions 10
watch the Islander closely but had
como to TIE conclusion somebody
was wrong.
Jack Fink of the Evansville Jour-
nal sizes up the Three-Eye race by
doping the winner from among
three Illinois teams-Rock Island,
Moline and Peoria. They are the
best balanced outfits that have
shown in Evansville to date, in
Fnk's opinion.
Speaking about Rock Island. he
says We have the best eutfield IN
tie league. That included Burke,
but iron reports It is very probable
that George Leach, who replaced
joey, adds strength to the Other
gardens. Leach Is expected to hii
better than Burke and field rs we'll
although he will have to be . lively
stopper in the latter department ID
I'M the Ckacagoaa's shoes. Burke
unquostienably, Is q oet-loOkinp
! protector Of the left field territory
Frank Boyle OF Cedar Rapids
needs pitchers and he is going on,
after them. His latest mound &C
quisition is Ollin Voight, a youngs.
ter who halls from Glen Ellyn, Ill
He is being shipped to the Bunny
club by the New York Giants. Tit
Boyles may be expected to hit 8
consistent winning form shortly, Il
it has not already started, and the,
will be up giving the present lead
ers an argument. Hier, whom the
last averages showed with three de
feats and no wins, won both game.
of a double-header with Evansvill.
Sunday, going the full route IL
both. and allowing total of eigh1
hits in II innings.
In casting about for . new catch
er, Manager Frank Boyle of CedaI
Rapids has signed Hickory Johnson
former Three-Eye performer. John
son WIN be remembered as the BIZ
fellow who backstopped for TIN
Springfield club in the palmy days
Springfield sold him to the New
York Giants and since then Hickory
has been pastinfng in many and
various parts Of tho country. Boyle
released Catcher Everett Comes re.
eontly.
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JOE BURMAN TO
GET 4TH CHANCE
!, 49,, WITH JOE LYNCH

Chicago, June 3S.-Joe Burman
y - get his fourth crack at Joe
Lynch, bantamweight champion. at
East Chicago. Indiana. tonight.
Il should be great match, con-
sidering their three previous meet
1AkA and their own statement as to
What to do to each other.
Bfh OF the contenders trained
Aard yesterday. Burman il below
Yl4spounds and the champion now
- ct III.
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BASHANcs TAKE
MEASURE Of ROx
IN II INNINGS


Evansville Ind, June 0.-Lothes'
single. followed b. Martins double
enabled the Evas to win IN IL
inning game from Rockford. Z TO 6.
here yesterday, the locals tying the
score in the ninth. Yesterdays
game stopped the winning streak Of
the Rox. The score:
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Island Citys VI. Chfli Beans,

lslA11 Ctys VI. Chi1l Beans.
The Island Citys and Chill Beans
Leundales will clash Wednesday
Afternoon at AugustAna campus.
The contest should prove an inter-
ssttng argument ~ the Island Citys
are regarded - one Of the best
eemi-pro teams in Rock Island and
the Chill Beans-Launsdales have
oeen playing a fast article Of ball
al season. Mangelsdorf and Bum
nlngrWill Be the battery for the Is
lad Ntys and Lowell or Schweitz-
es4wMl work for the west enders
with 1tnts on the receiving end.
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Manager jackson Of Peoria also
has Q new catcher in Gaxzollo, who
was With Joe Berger's club at Wich-
itA last season. Recall Of Catcher
Schlee BY the St Paul club left
jackson without . relief receiver
for . few days.
Curley Andersen Of Tie Moline
Dispatch, b one Of several Plow.
tewn rootors who are following the
HAc0 4 IN automobile.
Moline players say they lost four
straights at Evansville because Of
the water they drank. In other
words, Evansville must be strong
on the enforcement question.
Jess Kanser, star shortstop q the
Plowboys, has beea sold to Oklahs-
n City. Immediately upeA IL a.
anneaHcenent Of his departure from
the ranks Of the Nacks comes word
fron Bloomington that the Pillow
town boss has secured the services
Of Eddie Harrington, shortfield star
Of the University OF Wisconsin, In
q deal with Evansville. 1t Is said
that Harrington will supplant Rum
scr although It Is reported Mack
has recalled McCuo, who was loaned
to Madison In the South Dakota
league.
Runser was said to have been the
highest salaried member Of the
Flows next to Manager Mack. This
may have prompted his sale. Run
ser is q classy all-around perform
er and his loss will be seriously. fel,
by Moline. He was . popular favor
tie with the fans, also.
In choosing probable .pennanI
winners, It is hardly advisable Il
overlook the Bloomington entry
OF course, tho 1890 champs hav,
been rotating in the second divis
ion practically since the season be-
gan but Joe Dunn Is . wise old boy
His club generally does its bes
work in the second half of the sea
son. Winning two pennants In /,
row has had q tendency to injur'
attendance ut Bloomington and i
may be he is keeping the fam
guessing. At amy rate, we look t
hear ever-increasing noise from tn
Bl0omer camp from now on.
The change in schedule which
permits the Islanders and Plowboy
to pastime July 1 at Douglas parl
strikes responsive chord anon,
fans of both cities. Moline bugs ar,
particularly happy because the.
were destined to pass the day with
out the chance to see their favor
ties. And naturally, Rock Islant
fans would feel the day was WASTED
without Moline as the opposition.
i Receipts Of tho July games ar,
pooled, so that every club In tn,
league will benefit by the switch
The Rock Island Fans associatio,
will realize handsomely, also, II
grandstand seats, all Of which De
long to the home club.
! Morning and afternoon game,
makes an ideal arrangement To-
properly observing the day.
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YESTERDAYS RESCLTH
Three-Eye League.
Cedar RapidA 0: Terre Hauta s
Evansville. Z: Rockford. {
Other games-fain.
National League
Pittsburgh, 10: Chicago. l.
Brooklyn. s: Boston 1
Philadelphia. Il: New York &
Cincinnati. s; St Louis, 4
American Leeeua
Cleveland. 4; St Louis, {
Boston. 8; Philadelphia, &
No ether games sched1led -
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Fig ! Carpenters more slender
"shock abs0rbers" for blows to
jaf.
Fig. I. (a) Carpenter Is less
vulnerable to solar plexus blow due
to ridges Of muscle. Co., The kid
ney blow shocks the adrenal gland
and robs boxer Of recuperative
power.
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Three base hfts-Ebert, Danaher.
Two-base hits-Lotz, Bubser. Sac
rifice hits-Ebert, Lott. Left on
bases-Cedar Rapids, 6; Terre
Haute, s. Struck out-By Tatum,
3: BY Weight, I. Bases ON balls-On
Tatum. /: OF voight 2. Balk-
Tatum- Umpires - Hughes and
Holmes. Time Of game
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Fig. l. Arrow indicates Dempsey's
powerful neck muscle. He can
stand q Jaw blow better than his
opponent.
Fig. 2. Dempsey's pectoral mus
Gle makes him almost invulnerable
to heart blow such as felled VIII
lard.
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Phils. II: Giants &

Philadelphia. June %. Seven
home runs featured the 1873 slug
lest which was captured BY the
Phillies from the New York Giants
here yesterday afternoon. Lebour-
veau. Rawlings, Parkinson, VIII
liams. Kelly and Smith, the first
named having clouted q pair, were
the four-base hitters. Score:
New York ............,, 8 IL o
Philadelphia .............11 ~ 1
arteries - Douglas and Smith:
Hubbell and Bruggy.
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CUBS EASY FOR
! PIRATES, 1913
Pittsburgh Crew Displays Class
That Has Carried It Along
All Season.

Chicago. June 28.-Those quail
fications that have sent the Pitts
burgh Pirates along too rapidly for
comfort all season were in evil
dence yesterday in eight Of the nine
innings played against lawn Evers'
struggling Cubs and the result,
somewhat customary. was that the
Pirates won, 10 to 3.
Jim Vaughn worked hard and es-
tablished no new records. Percy
Jones was walloped plenty when
called to the relief Of the Hippo at
bay. And. while horsehide bound
ed and resounded against the re-
tanning walls during the Pirates
batting jamboree. John Morrison
was keeping the Cub maulers from
doing anything overwhelmingly
vital. Score:
Pittsburgh 10 Is 2
Cnlcago 3 II l
Batteries - Morrison and Skin.
Schmidt; Vaughn. Jones and Oar
rell. DAILY.
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BROOKLYN, June 1S.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers split = four-game SER
ies With the Boston Braves. taking
the hnal Asre. s to :. Score:
R0afon 80 .
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Receipts Of tho July 4 games are
pooled, SO that every club In the
league will benefit by the switch.
The Rock Island Fans association
will realize handsomely, also, in
grandstand seats, all of which De.
long to the home club.
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MaIksf. Riviers. shsrdsl and Din-
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Morning and afternoon games
makes an ideal arrangement for
properly observing the day.
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Runser was said to have been the
highest salaried member Of the
Flows next to Manager Mack. This
may have prompted his sale. Run
ser is q classy all-around perform
er and his loss will be seriously. fel,
by Moline. He was . popular favor
tie with the fans, also.
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Totals At 6 1881 II I
Zone out when winning run
scored In the i1th inning.
EVANSVILLE Alb. r, H. Pc. A. E. |
The Republican journal., 1921-09-29
WAN : &. I'd

A District Manager or General Agent to
sell complete line of fruits for the or
chard and home, roses, shrubs and orna
mental trees for landscape work and sell
street trees, also to employ sub ag nts for
nearby territory. Part or full time Per-
manent position Pay weekly Write c.
w. Stuart K Co, Newark, New York
State, and let US tell you the particulars.
The Republican journal., 1921-09-29
SWANVlLLE.

Miss Ruby Gray has returned tolSwan's
Island to resume teaching
The LA. S. will meet with Mrs Donald
Thayer Thursday afternoon, Oct 9th
Three handsome deer were seen Sunday
forenoon crossing the field back of Mrs.
Phillips residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Round of Ellsworth
Falls are guests of her sister, Mrs A, D.
Moody and family.
Mrs. H. F. M. Phillips left Friday morn.
ing for Moosehead Lake to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bridge.
Miss Harriet D. Conner of Castine is
teaching in District No. and boarding
with Mrs. Fred Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Hartshorn and
daughter Martha of Belfast spent Satu.r
day and Sunday at their home.
Mr.. L. B. Nickerson, who has been
very ill the past few weeks with rheu-
matism and nervous trouble, is able to be
out.
Mrs. Albert Porter, son Emery and
baby Elonia of Oldtown, arrived Sept,
18th to visit her mother, Mrs. T. D.
Nickerson
Mr.. A. Ross Nickerson of Franconia. N.
H., and Mrs. H. G. Applin of Someryille.
Mass, arrived Friday called home by the
illness of their father, Mr.. j. w. Nicker-
son.
Comet Grange will hold its next meet
ing Saturday, Oct 9th. The question to
be discussed at this meeting should be of
interest to all members and we hope for a
good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Young and son
Franklin, Miss Alice Young, R. NJ, and
Miss Lillian Deetjen, who have been
guests of Mrs. Luella H. Nickerson, have
returned to Portland.
The Republican journal., 1921-09-29

he Colonial Theatre advertises pro-
on of 'Irish Eyes" for Oct. 5tIi.
+. O. Norton advertises new prices on
tort cars delivered in Belfast.
ed D. Jones advertises concert by
1a Lucey, soprano, at the Colonial
}4satre, Oct. 7th.
Vest on Spring Street has something
70 say about used cars, which he offers at
-r7,onable prices.
Carl B. Weston offers to do drawing,
painting, lettering, etc.
See adv. of furnished house to let.
oward Hurd, Thorndike, has pressed
a for sale
f. Pendleton pub ishes a caution
re-.
4bert R. Ellis, Stockton Springs, Of
farm in Morrill, for sale.
#ebber's Boot Shop makes free offer
te-lock stills
aldo Trust Co. offers information in
card to financial matters.
-cy R Smart and relatives publish
ard of thanks.
.tN' ATTY A'IdSOu AdS tenement TO let,
5me to Belfast to dedication of new
&c oct. 9Th.
ty National Bank offers service to
rIbIc.
vac adv. of small apartment wanted
entral Maine Power Co. advertises
erred stock,
4ltman Pants Factory wants stitch
ae adv. of plants for sale.
lone Furnishing Co. advertises a
5rtered oak colonial dining suit
he Dinsmore Store advertises mems
women's Hol eproof Hosiery in a
ETY. of styles.
BEE adv, of plants for sale at "a
llTch street
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw gives notice of
-.inery.
Mrs. H. B. Rowe advertises pocket
nook lost.
The Republican journal., 1921-09-29

Henry S. Msrden of Boston, formerly
of Belfast, called on the Mayor of Bel
fast, Wednesday Sept. %, to obtain one
of the Bridge pennants, which he at
tached to his motor cycle and which he
is to deliver to the Mayor of Boston
with the compliments of the City of
Belfast. Mr.. Marden left Belfast at
90 a. m. Wednesday, and expected to
deliver the pennant at Mayor Peters
office in the evening