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New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Bill Hunlev Gives
Talent a Surprise
To Win at Is to |

HAVANA, Cuba, March 10-Bul
Hunley sprang surprise when he won
the fourth event at Oriental Park to-
day. defeating Perigourdine. Scarpia II
and FIVE others. he was held st IS to
in the betting, while in the mutuel pool
he paid s39 90 for a So ticket. Hamaa,
a rapid breaker, rushed into the lead
and set the pace TO we'll in the stretch.
Tn the last furlong Bill Hunley, under
Penman's energetic ride, cot up TO win
in the last stride by head. Loyalist.
the favorlte, was caught in jam soon
after the start and never had a chance.
TIE lightly weighted General Men
ocal won the fifth event, a claiming
handicap. at q mile and p sixtee nth.
He was wei supported at to l. Pas
toureau was second, with the odds-on
favorite, Smart Money. third The dis
tance was run in las 35.
Tho results:
First race epurse 1900 three vear-olds
,-7aidens claiming; six furlougs)-Plack
won: sev-n seas 1o2 Nancaster>. 10 T.
TO ard 20 :. second, Thoug htless
to s. third. Time, 1:l5. Helen Lucas
scintrlate. Zip and Johnny O'connell also
ran
Second race fpu-se. 800; three year-
Second Cousin. 1oi Fieids), 10 !, 10 q
ana l 10 g. won. Finis 1Ol Iowel. o to /.
4 10 / and 70 l. second; Stiletto. 1903
third Time ia Is Lullaby Grey
RUM. assign and Top Runs also ran.
Third race epurse 500: three year olds
and UPWARD, claiming six furlong HAT
Rack, 1o5 iPenman}. 10 1, s 70 and 6
70 g. won: Starkader l05 (Felds) to .
. to ! and even, second, Ava r. 109 tkei-
say, to 1. to . and to ,, third. Time,
il 40 Fleer. Aigrette, Hunter Piatt.
Tlytng Frog. Presumption and Bucknaii
also ran.
Fourth race (purse. $500; three-year-oids 5
and upward. claiming. SIX furlong s)-Bil
HurleN. 110 fp~nman). 10 to L, 8 TO and
TO !. won Ferigourdine. lo6 tBurns) Z
20 l. 20 , and TO s, second. Scarpia. ll5
(Kelsay) is 10 l, to and 10 l, third
Time ts13 -. Norfolk Belle. Teacher 9
ran.
Fifth race tpurse. $500; three-ycar old $
and upward claiming handicap; one and
-sivteenth miles)--Gen. Menocai 50
CWiison). 10 I, Z to and out. won. Pas
tourean. 107 (Pickonsl Z to 5. / to 3 and
out second: Smart Money. 1os tkelsay),
10 s. l 10 and out, third. Time, 45 IS.
Pansy also ran.
Sixth race (purse :7oo; three-year- =
and upward; claiming mile and fifty
yards)- Dtscord. 1lo {Pickens), TO S, 2
10 5 and 10 s. won Wenonah, 10
(F-ancis). 3 to 8. ! 10 2 and to T. sec
ond Sir William Johnson, 112 (Kelsay),
70 l. TO and to }. third. Time,
IA 80 say when. Back Rock and Con-
stantine also ran
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Stars Compete Tonight
In Oyerton Gun Race

The two-n1ile race for the Johnny
Overton Cup, which will feature the
memorial games of the I'd Division
Post, American Legion, at the 22d
Regiment Armory tonight should be
one Of the distance classics Of the sea
son. The field will be composed Of Wal
ter Higgins. Columbia University; ANDY
Craw, Brooklyn A c.; Max Bohland
and Eddie Garvey, Paulist A c.; Jo-
seph Driscoll and others. Garvey is
the metropolitan champion
Other notab es who will compete in
the games are Bernie Wefers jr. Ed.
Farrell, Earl Thomson, H. Z. Barron,
Richmond Landon, Frank Murrey. Bill
Johnson, Joe Pearman and Walter
Whelan. The Yale track team viii be
on hand and two fine relays have been
scheduled
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
assignment Of Dates
For 1921 Race Meets
At Neac York Tracks
SPRING


Nietropolitan Jockey Club Ja.
nsaica + riday, May 6, to Thursday
days.. "ei"s
Westchester Racing Association
1heimont Park)--Friday, May 81, to
Ihursday, June 16, inclusive (eigh-
teen racing days..
Queens County Jackey Club {Auue-
ducf II riday. June II, TO FRIDAY
Suly :, inclusive {nineteen racing
days).
SUMNER
Empire City Racing Association
(fonkers )-saturday. July 3. to
Saturday. July 80, inclusive (nine-
teen days..
Saratoga Racing Association (Sar-
atoga Springs - Monday. August l,
to ednesday, August 81. inclusive
N~enfy-seven racing days..
AUTUMN
estchester Racing Association
belmont Prk)-Friday, September
:. TO Friday, September is, inclusive
thirteen racing days).
Queens County Jockey Club
IAqueduct - Saturday, September
II. TO Friday. September so twelve
racing days..
Metropolitan Jockey Club ia
maica)-Saturday. October l. to Sat
urday October Is (thirteen racing
days..
Empire City Racing Association
{Youkers) Monday. October II. to
Saturday, October 30, inclusive
twelve racing days).
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
French Runner to Face
Fast Field i'm Penn Meet

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 Denvs,
the great French distance runner. who
will compete IN the two-mile inter
national race at the University Of
Pennsylvania relay carnival next
month, VIII meet some of the fastest
steppers of the American college Gin
der path.
Entries already received include
Nightingale, winner OF the three-mil
race last year against Montague, of Ok
ford; Furnas, of Purdue University,
Western two-mile and Cross country
champion, and Watson. of Kansas Agri-
cultural College. Furnas and Watson
were members of the American Olym-
pic team.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Johnny Wilson
10 Defend Title
Against O'Dowd
Middleweight Champio o n
Agrees to Box Predeces-
sor at Garden Thursday

Tex Rickard has qualified as the
champion promoter Of championship
boxing bouts at Madison Square Gar
den Nothing can upset Tex's de-
termination once he has set his mind
upon staging big bout.
Until noon yesterday Rickard had
made all arrangements to pit Rocky
Kansas, the latest sensation among the
ightweights, against Willie jackson,
of the Bronx. At the last minute,
however, the manager of Kansas, who
was originally scheduled to face Benny
Leonard at the Garden on March II,
demanded such a prohibtive amount
for his services that Rickard decided
to look elsewhere for an attraction.
Therefore, boxing fans, this is to in
form you, one and ali, that on the we'll
known st. Patrick's Birthday night.
Johnny Wilson, the more or less
fromageous middleweight champion of
the world, with Mike O'Dowd. from
WON Johnny won that title about a
year ago.
Match Is Closed Quickly
After first getting into telephonic
communication with Wilson over the
long distance wire, Rickard sought out
Paddy Mullins, ODowd's manager. and
asked Paddy if Mike would put on the
gloves with neighbor John. Both
Paddy and Mike are Of Celtic origin,
and SO it did not need any urging upon
Richards part TO clinch the match
right then and there
This will be the fifth championship
match that Rickard has staged at the
Garden within the last few months
and there is bound to be tremendous
interest in the fuss, since O'Dowd has
alwavs claimed that Wilson gained q
questionable decision over him at the
time he lost his middleweight honors
to the Italian with the prohibition
name. Should Mike outpoint or knock
Wilson out, he will again be hailed as
kingpin of the middles.
Shake 'em up. boys
At the regular meeting Of the New
York Boxing Commission yesterday
licenses were issued to sixty-six box
ers, -orty-three seconds, twelve mana.
gers, three referees, three judges anc
one tlmekeeper. Looks as though every
other person in the state was q fightei
the way the licenses are being handed
out nowadays. 1t was a bit different
during the days of the late misunder-
standing with the Huns.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Bouts Here0bOuts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Flathush S. C.-Walter Mohr vs..
Phil Bloom. Is rounds.
New York A. C.-Intercity anna
teur tournament-Pittsburgh, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and New York.
SATURDAY
Pioneer s. C.-Joe Dillon vs.
Bobby Doyle. IL rounds; Phil Fran
chini vs.. Jimmy TomasuIa, IL
rounds; h. o. Eggers vs.. Jimmy
Blute, 10 rounds.
Commonwealth S. Johnny
Murray vs.. Jimmy Cooney, Is
rounds.
Ridgewood S. c. Jimmy Duffy
VS.. Al McRae. IS rounds.
Woodhaven S. C.-Willie kohler
ys. Kid DUDE, Is rounds.
New York A. C.-Intercity anna
teur tournament.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Racing Association Of Maryland and to
have formed in thst state Jockey Club
similar to that which operates in this
state and also in Maryland OF course
such a happy result would assure the
Jockey Club absolute sway in turf
matters throughout the United States
and Canada
The plan is for the Pimlco and
Laurel interests to buy out Bowie and
Havre de Grace. 1t is said Stuart
Olivier, the well known capitalist, is
willing 30 underwrite q great part of
the Dlan
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Corneil Loses Track Star

ITHACA. \. Y. March l0.-Charles
c. Carter, captain o. the Cornell Uni
versitv country -ear ar1 - /
dle-distance runner, will not be avail.
able for track acJlEitles thlS So 49,. Il
was announced herr to-day Carter left
the university in order to co prescribed
field work in his course in agriculture.
and viii not return until next fall.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
WhittIe Qualities in Cue Race

Vernon Whittle qualified in the third
section of the metropolitan pocket
billiard championship at Doyle's Acad-
emy last night by defeating David Gil
bert, rs to so. In the round robin for
the English billiard championship John
Barraket won from Fred Ridgeway,
200 To 12S
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Boudinot Leads Rutgers Five

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 1o.-Wat-
son f. Boudinot, Of New Brunswick,
has been elected captain OF the Rutgers
basketball team for next winter.
Boudinot is guard and played two
years on the team His work was
broken into by the war after his fresh
man wear
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Mobile Entries

First race (purse $500, claiming for
three-year-oids. about Ave furlongsl. -
Chief Bsrthell. ll6; Peppery Polly, ll5.;
Nick London, l12, Countess. III; j. =
Hertz. lOs Gladys, 1o7. Echoland. 1o2.
Second race (purse ssoo; claiming: for
four -year-olds and upward. about five fur
longs) Harry RuddAr. Ioc: DR. Parker.
lo2 Cousin o Mine, los; Captain March
rrcnt, 49, Nerboten. no, Clean Up, 40;
Chest rtie1d. l1o: Catania, I05. Dahinda,
1875: Helen Hartman. Io5-
Third race (purse, $500: claiming; for
three -year-olds and upward one mile).-
Boxer. rs; Captain Hodge l15: Kebo. l1S
BricAiey. I15; Old Rose. t15: Old Faithf l..
IO5
Fourth race (purse 1900; allowances:
thres- year-olcs and upward; about six and
one-half curiongs).-I.ad. III: Sandy H..
1T: Shilling. III; Jerry. III. kirsties
Cub. III: Trusty. III.
Fifth race (purse. 5000; claiming; four
year-oids and upward about six and a
half furiongs).- .-Counterba lance, 1870; Wal
ter Turnbow. lsO, Captania, 1l5' Terrible
Miss. llo pinty. 11o: Olive James. ITO :
Molly O.. l07; Princess Lou. LOT.
Weather. clear; track. slow.
Tho Door of Opportunity-the Situation
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Schaefer Trounces Cutler

Jake Schaefer, conqueror Of Edouard
Horemans. the Belgian champi de
feated Albert Cutler 400 to SO, in the
second block of an 15.2- -balkline billiard
match at the Rational Recreation Acad-
emy in Brooklyn last night. Schaefer
had high runs of 166 and S8 and aver
Aged so.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Harmon Outpoints Olsen

Wine Harmon, Of Paterson, out
pointed frankie Olsen, of Fall River,
in twelve rounds before the Hamilton
Club, Passaic, N. J., last night. Har-
mon won every round and had Olsen
out in the twelfth when the bell
sounded Harmon weighed 1873 pounds
and Olsen 1877
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
% Ice Skaters Enter Meet

PITTSBURGH, March 10.-Twenty-
two amateur ice skaters of the United
States and Canada have furnished
entries for the international indoor
amateur skating championship races, to
be held at Duquesne Garden here
March Ia and Is. Miss Gladys Robin
son, Toronto, Canada, worlds cham
pion woman skater; Miss Rose John
son, Chicago, former worlds champion,
and twenty men skaters complete the
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Fav Defeats Goodman,

frankie Fay, of Brooklyn, was
awarded the decision over Charlie
Goodman in the feature bout at the
opening Of the National Sporting Club,
Brooklyn, last night. In the other two
bouts of the evening Wee Wee Barton.
welterwelrht, fought ten-round
draw with Charlie Smith and Marty
Geegan knocked out Sergeant Togo, of
the l. s Army
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Lvnch Victor Over Burman

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 1O-Joe
Lynch, bantamweight Champion to-
night won the newspaper decision over
Joe Burman, of chicago, in ten-round
bout here. Lynch took five rounds,
Burman three and two were even.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
-Four Metropolitan Tracks
Get 1hirty-one Days Each
Dates Shifted to Give Jamaica Oval Three Full eeks
OF Sport as Starter; Gross, LOTUS, Taplin Denied
Licenses; Trainer Feustels Application Held Up
By w. J. Macbeth

The most peteous racing the has known
the adverse Legislation Of the Percy that made
betting felony nred yesterday by the
The Jockey Club at their bmonhy August
mont F. L. sturgis H K Knapp, R. T. Wilson wea
the stewards who attended the meeting race 15 da,
o the metropolitan and Saratoga tracks in 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
CannefaX Again Defeats
Layton in Two Blocks

Bob Cannefax again defeated John
Layton, the national three-cushion
champion. in both blocks of their match
at klne's Strand Billiard Academy
yesterday. Cannefax won the after
noon game, SO TO As, and the evening
block. 60 to 54 He is now leading the
title-holder, 4S0 TO 1868
The score at the end Of each tenth
inning follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
AFTERNOON GAME
Il. o. Chanev Loses on Foul

SCRANTON. Pa. March 10.-Willie
Richie, OF Scranton, won from az. o.
CLANCY, of Baltimore, in the eighth
round Of a scheduled ten-round bout
here tonight on q foul
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Ivnch's Rivals in Action

joey Lynch, the latest thing in ring
champions, is expected to be at the
ringside of the Pioneer Sporting Club
tomorrow night TO see six Of his per
slstent challengers toss gloves at each
other. Two twclve-rounders head the
card, Joe Dillon meeting Bobby Doyle
and Phil Franchin making his come
back against Jimmy Tomasulo, the
former amateur champion. In addition
there will be ten-rounder also be-
tween bantams, which will bring to-
gether K. 0. Eggers and Jimmy Blute.
Charlie DOessereck wishes to inform
the world that this will be a popular
priced show.
At the Commonwealth Sporting Club
tomorrow night there Will be d double
star bili with Johnny Harvey and Mike
Smith and Johnny Murray and Jimmy
Cooney furnishing the fireworks in two
twelve-round bouts. If these lads grew
fur 1t would be sure TO fly when they
start swinging punches.
The Flatbush Sporting Club, Of
Brooklyn. busts right into the big time
circuit with q fifteen round bout be-
tween Walter Mohr the 'blond tiger"
OF Brooklyn. and Phil Bloom the vet
eran lightweight, as the star bout for
its show tonight. In the semi-inal
unpleasantness Bushy Graham and
johnny Donnelly will hook up
Those who wander over to the Star
Sporting Club next Monday night are
liable to see quite lot ef lighting be
fore they arc through with the even
ings entertainment. In the main bout
Knockout Phil belmont, the sensational
East Side lightweight, Will meet Young
Fulton, who is old enough to know bet
ter and in another twelve-round event
sammy Bern and Walter Eddy, light
weight champion Of New England. will
show the boys what can be done with
PAIR ot Gloves.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Cochran Runs Out Block
In Only Two Innings

DETROIT. March l0.-Welker Coch-
ran took but two innings tonight to
run out his 800 points in the eighth
block of his 9,60O-point billiard match
with Edouard Horemans, European 1872
champion. In the first inning Cochran
scored Sc. Horemans then made /
point, and the American ended the
block with an unfinished run OF 234.
The victory put Cochran in the lead
BY 457 points. The standing:
High High Grand
Points run. average. average
Cochran. 400 cG4 80 90 4S.6G
Eoremans II ,043 2a7 72.56 55.9S
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
9th Hour Score

Leader-Brocco. Former record. 1924
miles laps, made by Grenda and Gou-
lett.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
A Tip to Baseball

Full many q dub Of purest ray serene
WaN uery soon begin to curse each greer
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

gained when some Of the other teams
were off tre track because OF tire
trouble, and so Lemay and Bevl were
given credit for only two laps. This
sutficed 10 place them up with the field,
only one lap behind the leaders. and
they felt much more comfortable.
Fined for wild" Riding
After this lam" the judges an
nounced that Lemay had been fined s2S
for wild riding we'll say it was Wild,
and that Mcnamara and Van Kampen
had also been taxed the same amount
fo- stalliag during this sprint. and
warned that repetition Of the ofense
would result in each offending team
being penalized lap.
few minutes after the last of tbs
afternoon sprints had been decided.
Brocco made a vain attempt 10 steal
away for a lap. There were two or
three minutes of hard sprinting by
every rider IN the race before Brocco
and Coburn, MS mate. were corralled
ard led back into the fold, under the
leadership OF Lorenz, but IN The mean
time the team Of De Greaves and
Rellens could not stand the pace and
dropped back a lap. placing them three
full laps behind the leaders.
Up 70 8 o'clock last night ths riders
had pulled down total Of s1,745 in
special cash prizes for sprin-s.
Last night two big oxygen tanks
were placed at the cots Of Rutt and
Lorenz. beside the track This vas
done for the purpose o. refreshing
the riders following an unusually hard
sprint. For the rest o. the grind the
two Germans viii meet the air" FIVE
OR SIX times day.
The total number oC points won by
! the leading teams upto $3.50 o'clock
last night was as follows:
Egg and Van Kampen. 692; Rust and
/ Lorenz, sos; Vanbeaver and MIGUEL,
20; Chapman and Lawrence. 20l:
/ Brocco and Coburn, 1856; Smith and
! TaXlnr -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Tho Door of Opport rtunity-the Situation
Wanted columns OF The Tribune. Rates
I: words csc. each additional words zoe.
-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

TS TSiaSRgQR1!gH7 aSRg9 Drills; II!
Copyright, 1884, Nec Tribune Inc)
Purely Personal

CYRIL TOLLEY British golf champion, had
or pTuncoore time Of it since he sank that putt for
here in the national
since returning to England has hooked steadily But
they cant take that from him the
The classic.
CLARKE Cevcand star catcher the old davs who four
finished in batting
ship of the American Whip
of its user Ng years
France while he ddlng
has left of hrclass
good-and none with eye
NAT PENDLETON intercollegiate wrestling champion
Olympic wrestling champion 1920 hasn't been thrown in
The Columbia speaks languages
five times that winning holds yeanng
Mr. Caddock try to break that spell
CONNIE MACK, it will he
again Very few cellars stand the
"BUTTERMILK" MEEKs first baseman with Birmingham many
knows how Babe" proposition
lk could bat 400 He ght
in the major leagues But in addition weighed
400 Buerm spent years trying but finally
rendered tired fromba baseball
HARRY HOOPER, star White sox is the
cove who saved world series sngand
est catch made championship Facing deciding
the crack rghteder pulled Larry disappearing
home from the
soooo made goat out of Fred snodgra
cane to be another world winner Of the
East vs. West
The West world monopoly From 1911
through 1916 the big belonged exclusively
ons split the drama 1918 charge again
In 1920 there another leading
that are picked with chance scramble the
Brooklyn.
If the Yank happens toughest
toned Interim Cleveland officially stopped
The Barriers
INC Presidents shrewd Cabinet Inn from
But uho Is there to help him he foaroot putt2
Hoover, Hughes or Den6y oduce,
b~t wh'ch OF them help him slice?
I" picking out bunch Of aids Caitng
Vondcr achy he overooked G. Hagen o.
A Tip to Baseball
Open covenants openly arrived att have failed place
adopted by haseballs ruling powers
There has been entirely secrecy entirely much
debeaon
up to time
We wonder fact, whether baseball
and that it isn't late o a fanr
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

G. L. H. writes that haunted
him last inside of the
What remedies have you? inquiries two
three inches beyond the line held by the right
inside line running through the ball
90 its share Of the work. thereby getting
ahead of the club
In fiction when and always verdict
With Knockout Can't Rckard permit match these two
the interest scientific
At least he won't have the PRINCIPALS 100000
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11

Up TO o'clock last night the riders
had pulled down a total Of s1,745 in
special cash prizes for sDrints.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
East vs. West
The Barriers

INC Presidents shrewd Cabinet help Inn from
But nho there TO help he
7oour Hughes or Denby be there nith
bnt whch OF them help him MAJESTY
Ia picking out bnch Of aids among acqiting c7od
Vondcr 1ohy he ouerloohed Hagen McLeod2
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Turf Owes Debt to FeusteI

~'t - DCbt ~ ItUStCa
r certainly the American turf owes to
susie q debt It can scarcely repay in
we advertising and boosting it got out
VI Man o War This great colt last
:esr did ten times more for the turf
"a, ''sn tne Jockey Club and all It's ellen
ssle. Man o War was beaten only
NC IN his racing career, and certainly
Seustei had no blame in the unfortu-
AAse incident Man o. War, as two
ii,ssr-old, was beaten in Saratoga by
marry Payne Whitney's Upset, because
VI weak ride on the part of Johnny
-um,'us' after substitute starter Pettin-
80 nae left the great colt at the post,
.alned sidewise TO the barrier As it
rs, rss, after running into four pockets.
oicus :. put up such a spirited finish
ee ne would have won with Man o.
var in another stride.
a. Ia generally believed in the best
.alormed circles that Johnny Loftus's
Ssppiicauon year ago was turned down
psesuse of the defeat of Man o. War.
Ius IN view of what the Jockey Club
sss forgiven and forgotten this seems
: rank injustice.
-. was learned yesterday from sources
49,. close to the Jockey Club that this
ocfacy Of the turf is attempting to
Saesmins the influence Of the State
New-York tribune., 1921-03-11
Three Teams Tapped Often

In the liam" wherein Brocco and
Coburn put themselves level with the
two leading teams the teams of De
Greaves and Reliens, Keenan, and By
ron and Parisot and Leonard were
Tapped three times. The standing on
distance covered at midnight was as
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-13

Balance due the county IS 2S3.9S
Above balance Of $2s39S he has
turned over to the county as per
treasuror's receipt hereto attached,
He further reports that there has
been paid by the county clerk as aud
TIED and ordered paid by the com.
mite" for December, January and
EnhruarY hlns.
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ANIL lttibfKtT.
Auditor
GEO. F. BELL.
Chairman
PETER REINHARD.
O. VI ANDREWS.
r r STATES.
G. G. KELLEY.
Moved by Supervisor Bell and duly
seconded that report be adopted.
which was carried by the following
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priced.
Second Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
TRIDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS DECEMBER 80 1921

Larson and son, Milton. Mr. and
Irs. Ralph Mcdonald and son, Ed
gar. CO Rock Island.
Hiss Ollie SclIrr and Mrs. Frank
Schurr attended the Christmas pro-
gram at the L. 3. church in Sher-
rard Christmas eve.