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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-12
american BLuejdcketS
Fired At By UnknOrCn
Persons IN VLddiUOStOk
BY Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
TOXIC, Feb. 11.-Five American
bluejackets were fired at by I'M
known persons in Vladivostok at Il
o'clock Tuesday, one of them being
wounded, says the Asahi Shimbun 3
Vladivostok correspondent Friday.
The Americans. reinforced by Rus
sian policemen, arrested three Rus
sian officers, formerly under the late
Gen. Kappel, once commander of
the western armies of the Omsk
government. the correspondent adds.
The impression in Vladivostok, ac-
cording to the correspondent, is that
the attack was arranged by COM
munists with the object of straining
relations between Japan and the
United States.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE at
tack on five American bluejackets at
Nladivostok Tuesday night, as an
nOunced by the Asahi Shimbun of
Toxic, had not been reported Fri
day night TO the navy department.
In the absence of an official report.
department officials refused to com
ment.
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Special Features Daily and Sunday
That Break Up the News Monotonies

They innumerable of a sport ethical social
and fashion nature by such writers E NJ Thierry,
Milton Bronner. John H. Wigmore, DR.. James l. Vance.
Djuna Barnes and Olive Roberts Barton. They also
bring you daily
The Satterfeld, Condo, Parks and Ahern
Cartoons and the "Dufs," 'FreckIes,"
"Toots and Casper" Barney Google"
and Polly and Her Pals" Comic Strips
page each of these latter two, another page of Just
Boy and one of The Katsies go make up a highly
colored Sunday comic supplement always interesting
the chidren-and grown-ups
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MISS HELEN ROWLAND
AS MRS. SOLOMON

America most noted woman satirist Her Mrs.
Solomon Says in The Sunday News Times and
her Reflections of Bachelor Girl. and As a
Woman Thinketh articles, all classics. Miss
Rowland isn't a female Preacheress. She is phil
osopheress Get the Rowland habit and see the
world of fcrnininity with unscaled eyes.
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Naval Committee.

~ A-N 4 -
~ Years a surface navy alone can
J nowhere but 10 the bottom
Naval Committee.
kame Of the officer who wrote
er. Sen. Borah said would
10 the naval committee. if
Fred This officer. he added.
x wrote that the United states
Ind never be attacked successful
bv "a power or combination OF
lwers from overseas.
- Poindexler. in defending the
an committee rer supporting
+ canltal ship building program,
!. ,rared that If the United states
nted the building postponeuent
a. would become ut once a
<eated nation. would lose its in
nossessions" and its citizens
n1d be able to travel the seas
M upon terms laid down by rival
kjons
sefore sitting down with these
Yions az the conference table. -
said. -the committee feels we
|ould take precautions not to sit
|Uu disrrned. II tho six months
Ispenaon We're adopted we would
-. fin addition. between $4,000
q and S25.O00.0Oo."
Reduce Its FIcct
4 The senator said Ee would like
whether Great Britain
YYId reduce SIS fleet 90 the pres
= strength Of the American navy
~ II Japan would actually stou
- construction. lie asserted
L. the British fleet was twice as
- as the American. and that
would equal the American
TIA within the next three or
years
I smith. democrat Of Georgia.
&C that Great Britain give
United States in paymeat FOR
debt half OF its naval forces
l NAT the two powers would be
a. in strength.
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AMONG THE STARS
BILL ARMSTRONG;
TOWER OF BABEL"

Everybody knows Bil-Wilbur Ray-vvith his
Tower of Babel; the jokesmith, not only Of the
whole Office, but this entire town. Bill has fol-
lowing just FIVE times as numerous as the papers
we print-quoted and requoted until no longer rec
ognizable. "A little nonsense now and them. etc
You know the rest
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Reduce Its FTcet.

NEWS-TLHI 5 WaHt Ids
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Give AutllOrity

The house passed the senate bill
giving authority FOR The purchase
on an Indiana railroad bv an out
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EDGAR A. GUEST AND
JAMES J. MONTAGUE

These the day to day poets among The News
Times features--suPplemented Sundays by Arthur
Brooks Baker What these three can't think of to
weave into rhyme-welI simply isn't worth it.
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.oNTINUED PROM PAGE ONE)
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A VIGIL THAT NEVER SLEEPS

The United Press and International News servicea
supplemented by the Associated Press the morning
edition. stan connected by telegraph with THE
NEWS-TIA1ES Offices and nothing escapes the tele-
graphic editors notice Besides special correspondents
are employed in such centers as Washington Indianso
lis, and nearer home. in EIkhar LaPorte Niles Ply
mouth, Goshen everywhere. say in ST. Joseph and
rounding counties.
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VERMONT FOLIAGE.
(By Daniel L. Cady.)

(By Daniel L. Cady.)
When l was young, l noticed some
That leaves was kinder green ir
Spring;
That certain posies started up,
And certain birds would sing;
Twas such a cut and dried affair
My head-piece failed to spark "
No Muse at sunrise smoothed my
hair,
Or met me after dark.
When Autumn come, twas jest the
same
s'posed, of course, the leaves
would turn,
So we could go and rake 'em up
And see 'em smoke and burn;
/ didn't note the browns and blues,
That some was Tuscan gold,
And others like those heavenly hues
That Patmos John foretold.
Then manhood brought its jealous
tasks
And duties, and I lost with these
The sunlight's play on field and fell,
The shadows nesting in the trees;
/ quite forgot the Giving green"
That Jerdan's stream sweeps by,
And Vallombrosa's leafy scene
That posed for Millions eye.
Now, all l do is jest to watch
The resurrection of the year,
Enjoy its height and see it blush
And burn and disappear;
The tints the woods this moment
boast
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LEGAL.
ESTATE OF ELLA c. WEBSTER

ESTATE OF ELLA G. WEBSTER
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Bradford. a
Ihe Honorable Probate Court for theDistrict o
Bradford.
10 all persons interested in the estate O.
Lila q. Webster late Of STAFFORD In said Dis
trict, deceased. Greeting:
Alta Probate Court. held at Wells River within
and for said District. on the goth day Of Oct
1921 an instrument purporting to be the last Viii
and Testament Of Ella G. Webster late Of
Strahord, in said district, deceased, wa,
presented to the Court aforesaid for probate.
And II is ordered by said Court. that the 2l ST
day OF Nov. 1921, at the Probate Office in
said wells River, be assigned for proving
said instrument and that notice thereof be
gwen to all persons concerned. by publishins
thus order three weeks successfully in the
United Opinion, q newspaper circulating in that
vicinity, IN said District previous TO the time
appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at the time and place afore-
said. and contest the probate Of said will n you
have cause.
Given under my hand at Wells River in said
District. this 2eth day Of October, 1921
HAMMON T. BALDWIN. Judge
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.
Watch the Bradford Colonial adv.

Mrs A D Morrill,, teacher of the
Center School, is working on ARMS.
tice Day in order to have more yaca.
tion at Thanksgiving time.
Carl Cook is coming home from
Lyndon Institute over Armistice Day
and Sunday.
j c Allen of Burlington and Miss
Anna Dodge and Mrs Frank Wilcox
of North Thetford were guests of
Mrs Mertie Miller and Mr. Sheldon
Miller last Saturday afternoon.
Charles Scruton is suffering from
blood poisoning in one hand. He is
able to be out and do light work.
Harlan Godfrey has a very respect
able vegetable exhibit in his cellar.
1t includes over twenty varieties of
potatoes.
A large amount of fall blowing is
being done.
Mrs Alvah Hatch entertained the
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EsTATE oF cARLos z. EAsrNlAN-

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District o.
Bradford. Commissioners to receive. eranine.
and adjust the claims and demands Of al person,
against the estate Of Carlos r. Eastman, late a
CoFfntb ~ said District. deceased ann All claims
We viii meet for the purpose Aforesaid, AZ the
store Of q. B. Hastings In the Town Of Corinth
IN said district on the 26th day Of November
and 2oth day q April next from 10 O'clock A
m. until O'Clock D. m, on each Of said davs ard
thai ak months from the 26th day Of Oct A. ID
1921 e the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 20 present their clsims 70 US for exam.
nation and allowance
DATED at corinth this sI5 day Of October
G. L. PAker
g. r. Hastings
Commissioners
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ESTATE OF FRANK E. sANBoRN

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Bradford e.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Bradford.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Frank =. ~anborn. late Of Topsham in said
District deceased, Greeting:
AT Probate Court, holden at Wells River
within and for said District on the 24th dAy Of
October, 1921, an instrument purporting to be
the last VIII and Testament Of Prank r. Sanborn,
late II Topsham, in said District. deceased
was presented 70 The Court aforesaid, for Probate
And q is ordered by said Court that the i4th
day Of Nov, 1921, at the Town Clerks Cfice IN
sald BRADFORD, be assigned for proving said in
strument; and that notice thereof be gwen 20 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the United Opinion q news
paper circulating in that vicinity in said District
previous 20 the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. At the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said VIII. Il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Wells River in aid
District, this 25th day Of October, 1921
HAMMoN T. BALDWIN. Judge.
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VERMONT
ESTATE OF ELMINA J. HAYWARD.

Stall OF VERMONT,
District OF Bradford. S.
/ Honorable Probate Court for the Distr,cs
Aforesaid:
10 all persons interested in the estate of
Elmina J. Hayward, late Of Topsham, in said Dis
trict deceased, Greeting:
AZ Probate Court holden at Wells River
within and for said district on the 2sth day ~
Oct. 1921, instrument purportinE TO be tbe
last Will and Testament Of Elmina J. Hayward late
OF Topsham in said District, deceased was pre-
sented 70 the Court aforesaid for Probate
And u Is ordered by said Court that the Pisa
day Of November, 1921 at the Probate Office in
said Wells River, be assigned for proving sad
Instrument; and that notice ereof be given to
AL persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the United Opinion a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity ia sad Dis
riet. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at the time and place afore-
said, and contest the probate Of said will, n Won
have cause
Given under my hand at Wells River In said
District this 2oth day Of October 1921,
HAMMON I. BALDWIN Judge
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Mothers Club at their November
meeting last Friday afternoon. Mrs
Dan c Russ will be the hostess the
first Friday in December.
| Leila Godfrey is working for Mrs
Julia Richardson.
| Leslie Hill suffered an injury to
his foot, which made him unable to
run his car last week.
Freeman Adams has set up a win
ter camp on the lot next to the Blood
/ Brook school house.
The West Fairlee Center Band
meets for practise every Saturday
evening. The new members are do
ing well, and a very interesting con-
cert is promised for next Sunday.
Services begin at one o'clock.
The bi-monthly communion was
held last Sunday. Deacon Hubbard
was assisted by Mr. Sheldon Miller
Mr. Sargent gave report of the
recent meeting of the Grafton
Orange Association. Next Sunday he
will answer thirty questions on "How
the Religion of Jesus Applies to Pro-
baton and Total Abstinence"
The junior class had a successful
rally last Sunday, and chose a perma-
nent teacher, whose name will be
announced as soon as she accepts the
position to which she is called bv
the children.
The monthly meeting of the Com
munity Church will be held at the
vestry Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
The business includes fixing the date
OF the next fair and electing one
member of the executive committee
to have charge of the fair. Miss
Rose Lucia, of Montpelier, writes
that she will be there if her duties
permit, to talk on local school i'm
provements, after the business meet
ing.
The Children's Birthday Party for
November will be held at the church |
Saturday afternoon, the 18th. Com
mittees to have charge of it were |
chosen last Sunday, as follows:-Re-
freshments, Mrs Eva Blake, Mrs
Laura Russ; Games, Mrs Dorothy
Mum, Mr. Jack Russ.
Mr. and Mrs George M Wilson of
Post Mills were present at the Cen
ter church last Sunday.
Rev. Arthur H Sargent attended
Thetford Star Grange, of which he
is a member, at Post Mills last We'd
nesday evening.
The iron guide post at Blood
Brook Four Corners has been righted
up, and the word "Center" has been
put on where it was omitted by mis-
take when the casting was made.
The men of the Center Church are
talking of preparing church sup
per, but the date has not been set.
Mrs Rebekah Lyon, who is staying
With Mrs VIM. G Russ, is ninety
three years of age, and can sing as
'weetly as a girl. The secret of her
health and vigor cannot be explain
I'd better than by Hard work and
High Ideals" Such examples are
are. Let us appreciate them while
We may know them personally.
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Would charm immortal ewes:

Would charm immortal eyes;
Their glory, it's fact, almost
Belittles paradise.
A time there is for mortals when
Enlightenment of heart descends;
You can't baptize it into folks,
1t isn't found through friends;
1t comes and forms the inward
sight
That sees and understands,
And, when it comes, there needs no
rite
Nor laying on of hands.
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The Opinion Press.
Poster Work A Speciality.
BRADFORD. VERMONT.
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Tmes Albert 10
sold an foppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
huu1idors and IN the
pound crystal glass
n a mid or gith
sponge nlofsfensr
TOP.
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Poster Work A speeIaaty.
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McMECHEN

Mrs. Mary Mrt'r'rhs entertained
members OF Division No. ! "f the Ladies
AID society OF the VI. l.. chur'h ii h"r
home on GARFIELD street las, "."n!nr. \
fHw business matters Tor ia" m"h'h
were discussed after which III" hostess
had An evening OF delightful dIN"rsi"nS
planned and all who attended h'h Il ne
!.ghtful evening. Tempting rr;rc"h-
mcuts were served n - late hour
Local Minister Rsappointsd
Rev. Paul l.. Flanagan has arrived
home from the NJ. r.. church conference"
al Charleston and has been again np-
rnintrd pastor OF the local church. lie
was grratly liked here. aad his many
friend, viii hr glad Ia learn that he
Will be here tor smother year. lie VIII
have charge Of the prayer service THIS
evening.
Class Meeting
The monthly business and SocIa sos
sion Of the Loyal Sons and daughters
class OF the Christian church was held
last evening In the basement q! inc
church. Games music and other ulNer-
s!ons whiled the hours AVA all 10"
quickly for the guests. At 4 late hour
dainty refreshments We're served.
Local Young Man Appointed
Francis SiGlcr Of this city has been
appointed pastor OF "a" NJ r.. rhurIh AZ
Pleasant Valley. This Is his first OK
perirnce in preaching but II Is felt that
he will meet with success and that he
Will be we'll liked by his congregation.
Prayer Service
Rev. c. w. Fuller, pastor Of the Chris
tian church will speak on "A study ell
tho Field" At the prayer service THIS
evening. The subject will be well dis
cussed and promises to be exceptionally
, interesting Special music will be rem
dercd by the choir.
RShsarss This Evening
rchear6al will he held this evening
for those participating In tho play The
Noble Outcast" which IS TO he stage
Friday evening under the auspices "i
! the A. A. Mountain Post OF the Amer
! lean Legion. Much time has been spent
! in preparing the play and IL promises
! 10 be something worth seeing.
All Day Meeting
! Members OF the Ladies' Aid society
: OF the Christian church Will hold theiI
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usual alI-day meeting Thursday IN ,h'
church parlurS. quitting ana ne'i
wnrh Of Iar!u.S hiNdS will occupy Wv
DIZZY. \ sL"r' ir"Sram VIII ais" w. ~
Given. \ d"iic!vr.S luncheon VIII W
served u noon. .,,,
lie, your -, E.tS for Hardy Wii!iam-
you anI Fleming Sisters Trio reserved
nj. MiGw?y E"nf""t."n"ry Thursday DC
tuhrr L." at : y. IL.
Many surprised
Many or the. local p""pI" motoring
,hrnngh Rrnwuod yesterday wcr" SUI
rri%rd to and Il section 81 the newly
rav.d road un"nrd The machines %
me-, hav" I" drt"ur now. "hich IS
Many watch Score
Large crowds gather In front or tht
Myers drag store al this city "acl
n:tcrur"u ,..nd watch the hiil scores De
iw"rn the Giants aud Yankees come IN
'Tu,rr is also much betting going on.
McMechsn Briefs
Mr. aal Mrs. l.. W. Maxwell OF Col
uml,.s, ohio. are visiting friends mere
J,hn E.as: man who has been III 10
several days Is all" Ia hc out again,
Mrs J. q. M"Hr.h" Will leave IN
last OF th!s w,"k for !iitSDNrCn
MIR and Mrs carl Williams Or lT9c
,,r ',rr srend,ng a week here with rel;i
Gnnrrr BATES OF TaricrsburG has re
turned home after a brief visit mere
Mrs III: rim Knapp has arrived nom
after = lrirI visit Mt ParkersouIH'
+ Miss .NnnI stewart IS anne " '' v"
rFtrr n s;.Lhr Illness.
Nr md Mrs. Frank Holmes has re
turncJ 10 Clark sburB after 4 hr!et 'is'
Harry Thomas Of Youngstown spen
! Yesterday In this city on BUSINESS,
: Miss BESSIE Mccain of HanesSiiIe
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T.:r'na Of Ninth s:r""t for IN" past fe"
lays.
MIR. and Mr. l.'h"ri 'harlh"rs ana
laughter lrft Tuesday evening ter -.
tl".d. Fl"rida. /" spend the winter.
Mrs Charles rn"ddvck OF Grafton ar
rival here ru"sdai the CUES: Q. Mrs
A. l.. MrMurry Of r'!f'h street.
L. g. MAY Held II Nu"khann"n. w. Va
who WAS IN" CUES, Il htH daughter here
Lei; for hts h"I'c Tuesday.
Mrs. !. ". ':utnr.r "f Third street Is
con.iacd /" her home on Th!rd stree:
s>i;h l., grip"
owen Mcksy o; Toledo. ohio. las a.
copied Il p"Si;.,.r N Detroit. Mr.. Nc
Nay - IN" guest ~ parents here.
Mary. tho small daughter =: Mr.. and
Mrs j. Shaw OF Tenth street hau her
,nnSils removed at the Glendale hospital
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Rogers OF Tom
lius,u avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
Stid.rr If I.ockwu"d avenue wrr" guests
-; fr.-n,i,; at Cameron Tuesday.
Arch rarks. uc Seventh street, who
has been quite H. for the past few days
- reported To hc getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ruth Iyd!ck. OF Sand ll!ll. was
tn. guest az fr.rI.ds here. Tuesday.
Misses Virginia Whelin and lrsUe
CUMMINGS. OF Cameron. wer" guests OIL
Miss Mary Luster. OF Highland ave
Tuesday.
. John Welsch. Of Marietta. o. was here
Tuesday tranSactInE business.
: Earl Hamilton. Of Pittsburgh. was the
gurs, of friends here. Monday.
, Mrs. Elliott Jones OF Third street
! was the guest OF friends on Wheeling
: Island for few days.
pr. and Mrs. NJ. Powers. Of Wicrton
we're guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs r. J. Pow
ers on Morton ayenu" over Monday
j John Richie. IL Fork Ridge. wa:
calling on friends here Tuesday.
: Mrs. Geo. Hess. who has been quite
! i'll AT her home on Ash avenue. for some
time past. Is reported 10 he slowly I'm
! proving.
Miss Eose Mouro,. left for Brandon
burg Nv. Tuesday to spend few week.
! with her sister. Mrs. n. VI. Richardson
: Miss Ora Wright. Of Eleventh stree
is the guest OF her brother. Charlie:
Wright, for a few days on Wheeling
Island.
/ Richard w. Luke, OF Sand Inn. spen
, Tuesday here. tranacting business
Mrs s. J. Echols and Miss Agnes
! Anderson, were guests OF friends OF
Wheeling Island Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lchew and chill
dren Of Massilon. .. are guests OF tn
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs JhhT
Lehew. OF Furdy avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar I.ecrane. an
daughter Marie. OF Cannonsburg. ia
arrived here Tuesday. tho guests o
Mrs. Lecranes parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ. I.uns Of Seventh street.
: Mrs. W Matthews OF Seventh St
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NoundSvills Briefs

Anthcny Baker accompanied by MI
brother Robert arrived home from ~
Joseph where they were tho guests o
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Burton OF Gamer
on we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
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MOUNDSVILLE
No New Location

TIL. M..!C; l.''w"r Sh"t. "t' y, "a
oldest business establishments III '''9
c;,v. W.! hc moved from - lrrS'h, 10
cation. No. ?ir Srr"nd STREET. u '''
hu,litnE now "C,ui eel h} l"'H' NV
lewelrr. aCc"rG;uc t. IN ANNOUNCEMENTS
mad. last evening Is Is. +. Mil'cr. lt"
.,r!.tur ut the tower s,."p. MI. M'i''r
secured this piece y; property some '',n'
=. nl.rn he Mas c"wIucl,"d 10 leave ms
did location on Jefferson avenue wheH
:; sold. ,
m. formal oprntns Of the new flower
shop WILL probably be Saturday II pres
49,, mans mr., carried out otherwise
tho opening viii he on Monday morning
Funeral To-day
Funeral services FOR the late o. l."
Kimberly. aged resident or this CITY
who dropped drpd on TOmlinson avenue
~ hear, failure Monday morning. VII!
he held this afternoon 1T O'Clock from
the home OF q son. Rodney. On Second
street. Rev. I. G.. Slater Of the flrS'
NJ. r. church. will have charge o. thS
services. Thu remains will be inferred
at tho Mount Rose cemetery.
The deceased Was IN his SeEentE-Sec
ond yrlr ard had resided in this c.iy
since 1890. He Is survived by your s"hS
and two daughters. his vile having pre-
coded him 10 the grave several years
ago.
Remove Distractions
The street commissioner and ms men
are busy At work this week rein"'' is
distractions from the street corners rec
entity paved. At several intersections
OF streets blocks were placed, I" Ne"i
motorists from running against the cu0o
until IL had completely dried.
Board Meeting
/ 4 meeting y: the official board or inc
! First Christian church WAS heIu '"''
evening at the church. Several 'n'p'i
tant matters were taken up FOR conS'H'
GRAFTON at the session.
I New Principal
! Miss Grace MrIleary has resigned aS
: PRINCIPAL Of the Glendale scho"I an"
Miss Pearl Chambers has been "p'
polnted TO I'll tho vacancy. MISS NC
,,,.ary WAS forced Ia discontinue hrt
work on account ut the severe illness "'
her father. J. f.. NrCieary.
/ Held stan Practice
| Can't Marion Crow Of the high schoo
football team, will lead his men throus u
a sin practic" session this eNcSiinS ~
rreraration for the game saturday VIII
Folansbes High at that place. MOUNDS
Vie lr.ulrprcd in great style over e'e
,crsville here last Saturday ana Ioca
fans hope to see them riettmizo the mp
river lads the same way. several pTac
tIce sessions Will he held before TN
locals 20 TO Follansbce.
lroundBvtlls Briefs
Anthcny Baker accompanied by hi
brother Robert arrived home from 81
Joseph where they were tho guests o
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Burton OF Gamer
on we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. l
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visiting here with relatives for several
days.
I,Lrg friends here for ie" a"SE'
with relatives In Holloway ,..
Mis-. Marie STANLEY VIII" has been WIZ
;,,,,, brre has rerui ned I" Bella r..
Miss Alma Y"unktns spent Fes'ero''
with hrr s;stcr in l;"ilaire. -, ,o- .
tnrI Powers wh" has been ~ lot IL
NJ a.. is ;.lle 10 he out again.