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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

dorsement OF the erection OF tho build.
ing. he explained that It was to be O,
practical memorial COMMUNICATING not
only the services OF all Americans In
the world war, but perpetuating the
memory OF George Washington. and
carrying out the educational features
suggested in his will The Presidents
OF State cooperation In the
erection Of this national monument has
lent nationwide interest to project
begun many years ago by the George
Memorial Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
BROAD RIPPLE IN
TWO NET GAMES
Meets Ben Davis on Friday and
GreencastIe Saturday.

Broad Ripple High School METERS
have two hard games over the week
end, meeting Ben Davis on Friday
ana Greencastle on Saturday. The
Ben Davis contest will be played there
and Is a battle between old rivals.
The Ripple five cannot forget the
county tourney last year, when the
Ben Davis outfit put them out OF the
running in an overtime game in the
semi. finals. Practically the same men
arc on the Ben Davis team this year.
Coach Thomas will be up against It
to save his men for the Greencast1e
fray on Saturday at the Ripple court.
Greencastle has one of the strong
teams of the State They have lost
only one game and that by a close
score to Bloomington. Martinsville,
West Lafayette, Wingate, Danville
ana Cloverdale are on their list OF VIC
TINS. Foster star forward of Green
castle, will not be in the game on
account of ineligibility.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
BUTLER PLAYERS
RECEIVE AWARDS
Sweaters and Gold Footballs
Presented at Chapel.

Football awards were made at But
Ter College today at chapel exercises.
Sweaters were presented by r. F.
Davidson of the "B" Mems Associa-
ton. Seven of the men received the
service stripe design. These players
were Harry Duttenhaver, Phil Brown,
Harold Hungate, Middlesworth, Fer
rec, Paul Brown and John Leslie.
Six sweater coats were given to
Konold, Griggs, Woods, Blessing,
Uptegraff and Strickland. Sweaters
were given to ten first-year men in
Guiding Reichel, Hensel, Cecil. Wick.
ers, Strole, Paul, Helton, Hyper,
Northam and Harry Hungate.
Gold footballs were presented t. the
players who participated in Buffers
eight consecutive victories. These
awards were the gifts of the board of
trustees of the college. Duttenhaver,
Phil Brown, Hungate, Konold Strick-
land. Middlesworth, F'erree, Griggs,
Woods, Leslie. Strole and Reichel re
ceived the awards.
Z. NJ Johnson, chairman Of the fac
ulty athletic committee, presented
football and basketball cups to the
school that were won in the I. c. a. l..
that is now thing OF the past.
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has fast team and the five has been
playing since the first Of November.
They are hard to stop On their homo
floor. The Columbus quint has lost
some games, but they were dropped
to the best in the State. Vincennes
and Franklin were among the num-.
her.
Coach Jones has been holding
morning workouts in an endeavor to
get the squad in smooth working
order. The players who are making
up the team have been out only two
weeks as the footbaIlers have stepped
off the gridiron onto the hardwood.
II looks as though the team viii line
up at Columbus as in the Shortridga
contest last week. Martin and Glazer
will be at the forwards, Howard at
Center, and Floyd and Hutton,
guards. This is a good strong com
bination although somewhat lacking
in the cleverness and speed that
makes an above-the.ordinary combina-
ton.
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the others. Coach Burton gave them
seven days rest in which they
could forget basketball
Manual and Tech have been nav
ing strenuous morning practices. The
Green and White team, under Coach
Black, right now looks like the one
best bet among the local schools.
There is a triumvirate Of coaches
at Tech-Black, Leverenz and. Cop
ple--and none OF them are very com.
municative as regards the starting
lineup for the opener But it can.
not help but be something like this:
Schultze, Byers or Rabe will have the
call on the forward jobs. with Jerry
a possibility. Carter looks like the
starter at center. Hite is showing
best at floor guard. with Unger at
back guard. Cottrell is also a pos
sibihty at the last-named position.
Experienced Players
Three OF the above named players
came TO this city from other schools
and have had experience on state
fives. Schultze emigrated from JEFF.
feTBon Of Lafayette in 1921 and was
eligible the last semester Of last sea
son. Byers was a star at MorgantOwn
and Hite is a Martinsville boy.
Cathedral also Is starting of the
season. This team is greatly handi-
capped because Of the lack of gym
nasium in which to practice. Inter
est at the school, however, is at a
high pitch. A majority of the home
contests will be played at the Short
ridge floor. Al Feeney, who coached
the team last year, is not in charge
this year The squad is being han
died by faculty members at the in
stitution.
The lineup for the opener will be
as follows: Kelley and Costello, for
wards; MCGOWAN, center; Royce and
DiciIie. guards. The last two play
ers are from the football squad Ri
ley, Quinlan. Lauer and Harmon viii
probably get into the fray At some
time. Reports from louisville are
that the team there is the strongest
iu several years.
Manual has a tough assignment in
the Columbus scrap. Coach Dobbins
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Team Meet Princeton University Football Next Fall
Pick Ehn1ke
By NEA Service

BIZ NEA Service
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Who
will win the most games in the
American League next summer,
Howard Ehmke or Rip Collins
These two players figured in
the trade between Detroit and
Boston. Ehmke seemed to have
outlived his usefulness with De
troit. Collins. on the other hand,
was just striking his stride at
Boston.
Despite the fact that Ehmke
will be with the cellar cham
pions and Collins with a first di-
vision club, American League
players seem to think Enmke
will make the better showing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
DE MOLAYS AND COMPASS
FlVES WIN IN FRATERNAI

In the F'raternal League games
Wednesday night the Square and
Compass five won from the Calling
Gun Club, "A to 10 and the De Molays
defeated the Sahara Grotto team. 81
to :.
In both games the winners were
much the better. 1t looks as though
the race will settle down between the
De Molays and Compass teams unless
the others strengthen up bit. Harry
Schoeneman was the whole show for
the Square and Compass aggregation
and made neatly all the points for his
club. The De Molays completely out
classed the Grotto team in the second
half after the losers had put up a
good defense in the opening period
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Basket ball Results
College

College
Milikin, 20; Notre Dame, 20.
Wabash. 81; Washington Ind In
10.
Muncie Normal. SO: y. A. G.. u. IS.
Indiana State Normal, 50; Indiana
Law. Z
De Paw. %: Beloit. IS
Northwestern, 20; Lake Forest, Il.
Wisconsin. 80; Lombard. :.
Ohio State, 81; Wittenberg, 2s.
High School
Marion. 50; Peru. {.
Garfield, Terre Haute, 40; Brazil. Is
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Will be played on successive Satur-
days.
No other team in the country hardly
can come up to that for picking out
the tough ones.
Notre Dame loses some OF its most
prominent players by graduation, in
Guiding Cashier. Degree, Cotton and
Carberry. but Coach Rockne did not
let that worry him when he was filing
dates for 1923. The players remaining
will be one year older by next fall and
a years experience at Notre Dame
means much.
Brown. guard. will captain the team
next fall and he will have the honor
Of plotting it through the hardest
schedule OF Notre Dame history.
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Charlie Bowser is one Of the
most versatile players on the Pitt
grid squad. He started in at
quarter back when Hollerman was
hurt, but later was shifted to cen
ter. In the w. and j. game, ne
started at center, and later switched
to quarter back. BOwser is acting
captain in Holleran's absence, and
IS an inspiring leader. He will
pilot the panthers in their big
post season game with Stanford
University at Palo Alto, Cal,
Dec. 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
ROCKNE AND ROPER CARD
BIG INTERSECTTONAL GRID
ENCOUNTER FOR OCT 20
Fighting Irish to Play Ten Ga Meeting Schools of Nine
States-Army to Met in New York
City-Lombard on Card

CNOUTH BEND. Ind Dec 21Coach Knute Rockne of Nore
~ Dame today announced football schedule for 1923 that will
eyes n D. alumni students and followers stick out
you ready the surprise? Here it comesNore Dame
IS going to play Princeton next fall!
The between the Fighting Irish and the Tigers will
staged in the Palmer stadium Princeton ~ j. Oct 90 and it
develop into of the biggest nersecOna clashes Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Graeme to Play Henning

Bob Graeme, Chicago pocket bill
Hard star. has been matched with
Gene Henning. State champion, for
games at the Claypool parlor, Jan. 5
and y. Games will be played after
noon and night both days.
Graeme viii shoot for 500 points
and Henning for 425 and the purse will
be 500. The match will be played
in blocks of 123 points, Graeme to
play for 125 and Henning for 10.
Graeme also VIII give fancy shot ex-
hibiIons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
independent Basketball

The Diamond Chain basketball team
handed the Speedway a. c. i've surprise
package for Christmas in the form OF a
20-to-2I defeat. The stellar baskt shooting
of Lite and Boyd OF the Chain five was a
feature The rooters of the Diamond Chain
Company were out IN large numbers For
games wit hthe Diamond Chain Club ad'
dress Diamond Chain Athletic Club, Ken
lucky Ave and West St
The Christamore A. Cs. will play the Sim
mons Marvels at the Second Baptist gym
The Christamores will be handicapped
due to the temporary loss Of Captain Wamp-
Ter on account OF illness
The lineup Will include Beers. Lang and
Hartley. forwards; Furgeson or WINNER
ccnters: Jones' Fink. Ehle. guards
curtain raiser will preccde the game.
For games write the Chrstamore A. c.
90I King Ave. or call Belmont ll7o-
The Meteors defeated the Unknown Five
30 to 10 The Neteors desire games with
city and Stlte teams For Games ce.i
Belmont @O92. CT address Leland Morgan IL
y. Addison
The St Phup A. C. net team plays the
Olive Branch Christians AZ Univcdsity
Heights Saturday The following PLAYERS
than Gas p. m.-Gastincau. Cress. Davies
Hickey. Roth McCsrty Brothers. Meyers,
Shay. Fletcher and Phillips, For ssmeS vi" ~.
Waiter The Saints play in tho i7-lsyear-
olds class.
The Christamoro Triansles viii play the
Huntington Y NJ. G A. Celts Saturday at
Fletcher Ave and Noble Ste. The Triangle
lineup VIII be Curl Muuin and Huessing.
forwards. Perry and Martin. center; 2. Dos
selle. Wilson and u. Dosselle. guards
Tech High School would Ike to hook net
games I'D TO Jan 2 with teams having
access to a sym. CAN Webster 1894 and
ask for John.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
NoTRE DAME DROPS ONE

DECATUR. Ill, Dec. Elm a game
Of thrills the James Millikin five de-
feated Notre Dame Wednesday. % to
90. The contest was close all the way.
1t was the first game lost by Notice
Dame on its Illinois invasion. The
South Bend squad defeated Wesleyan
Monday and Bradley on Tuesday.
In a game at Urbana tonight No
ire Dame will tangle With the I'LL
nois University team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Friday H. S. Games

Broad Ripple at Ben Davis
Bloomington at Frankfort.
Milrov ~ CfreeL sbuTg.
LoEansDort at Charlottesville
EOkOmo at Anderson.
Thorntown az louisville.
North Vernon At Scottsburg-
Hartinsvilie at Eincernes.
Connersvilie at Elwooo.
Muncie at Newcastle.
La Porte AZ Emerson. CARY.
Jefferson tLafaycttel at Wabash
Shelbyrille AZ Bedford.
Rushville at Richmond.
Manual Training at Columbus.
Marion ~ Huntington.
Wiley tTerre Haute) at Brazil.
Lebanon at Franklin.
MoOresville at Whlteland
Lizton at Browusburg.
Pittsboro At Plainfelo.
Paramount Hi. at Pendletcu-
Greenwood at Whitestovn.
MOnrovia at Danville.
cambridge AZ Roschdale.
Central tEvansville) at Greensboro
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
State Threc-Cushions

Black Of Anderson Wednesday lost
two matches in the State three
cushion cue tourney in progress at
the Occidental parlor. Kepner de.
feated him in the afternoon. so to 81.
and at night Ramsey won, so to as.
High run Of the matches was a five
by Ramsey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
DE PAUW IN VICTORY

BIZ ItWcs Special
BELOIT, Wis, Dec. 21.-Speeding
up in the second half, the De PAW
basket ball team Of Greencastle, Ind,
obtained 4 safe lead on the Beloit Col
lege five here Wednesday night and
won, % 10 10. The winners play
Marquette at Milwaukee tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

football history
The important battle with the Tigers
was closed today after several days
II correspondence between the Notre
Dame athletic director and Coach
Roper Of Princeton
The Tigers defeated both Harvard
md Yale this fall and finished with
e. clean slate. With this record to its
helt and with Eotre 1ame prospects
fright for 1928. there is every reason
20 predict that when Notre Dame and
Princeton clash Oct. 20, the standing
room only sign viii be hung out long
before the starting whistle sounds.
Schedule Wide Scope
Coach Rockne announced ten
games on the Notre Dame 1928 foot
ball program and the Irish Will be
sent against teams of nine States. as
follows: Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska,
Georgia. Michigan, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Missouri.
Another big feature of the schedule
ais for Notre Dame TO meet the
Army at the Polo Grounds. New York
City. Heretofore this contest has
been staged at West Point, but due
10 the growing Importance Of the bat
tie. West Point authorities decided to
transfer il to Gotham, where a larger
crowd can view il. II will increase
the prestige of the event and give it
more class as an intersectiOnaI af-
fair.
Homecoming will be with the
strong Georgia Tech machine Oct. %.
other home games will be with Kala-
rnazOo Sept %, Lombard Oct. 8. Pur-
due Nov and Butler Nov. L. LON
uard is new on the schedule ana the
Cialesburg Ull) school is not easy by
any means. T. held Detroit even this
fall and Detroit later whipped W
ana =
Nebraska will Ice played at Lincoln
Nov. 10. the day the new stadium will
ne opened there. and. of course, that
contest will occupy the usual i'm
portance in national grid interest.
The season will be brought 10 a
close Nov %. Thanksgiving day. with
II Louis ''U' at ST. Louis. The game
with Butler of Indianapolis Will be
staged here Nov. II and the next week
will find Notre Dame opposing Georgia
Tech at Pittsburgh.
No indianapolis Game
For the first time in number OF
years Notre Dame viii not play in IN
dianapolis. This is the only regret
Coach Rockne has regarding the
s,be5,-te indiana did not care 10
meet Notre Dame in 1928 and Rockne
and Coach Vaughan Of Wabash were
unable to shift dates about in order
10 stage a Wabash-No Dame game
in Indianapolis.
The toughest part Of the program
will come in October when Lombard,
Army, Princeton and Georgia Tech
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
KID WILLIAMS TO TRY
BIG TIME STUFF AGAIN
Will Fight Battling Leonard Friday
Night.

BIZ United Necs
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.--After long
retirement, Kid Williams, former ban.
tam champion of the world will hit
the big time again Friday night fight
ing Battling Leonard, a Philadelphia
bantam, in the semi-fnal to the Lynch
Smith championship bout. Williams
recently came out Of his refuge and
has been defeating the tough runners
up with regularity and skill Although
Lynch knocked him out after VII
liams had lost the title TO Pete Her
man the Baltimore ex-champion is
working for another fight with Joe
to get back his title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
INDIANA LAWS WILL
PLAY N. A. G. U. FIVE

Two Teams viii Clash Here
Jan. Is.
The Indiana Law school will play
the n. A. G. L. five Jan. 10, It was
announced today.
The Muncie Normal five defeated
the y. A. 6. L. team Wednesday
night on the Central High School gym
in Muncie. So to 28, in a fast game
Lecolier, floor guard, starred for the
losers and Shanks. Normal center.
played great ball for the winners. The
lalf score was u to II.
Dale Miller referred the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Notre Dame Grid Card

Sept. 29.-Kalamazoo at Notre
Dame
oct. 6.-Lombard at Notre Dame.
Oct. 13.-Notre Dame and Army at
New York.
Oct 20.--Notre Dame at Princeton.
Oct. 27.-Georgia Tech at Notre
Dame Homecoming
Nov. 3.-Purdue at Notre Dame.
Nov. 10-Notre Dame and Nebraska
at Lincoln.
Nov 17.-Butler at Notre Dame.
Nov. 24.-Notre Dame and Carnegie
Tech at Pittsburgh.
Nov. 29.-Notre Dame at st. Louis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Kirk Still in Bad Shape

BIZ Times Special
YPSILANTI. Mich. Dec. 21.-The
condition Of Bernie Kirk. star end Of
the Michigan u" grid team. was still
serious today He was injured In an
auto accident Sunday, receiving a
fractured skull.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Frre Downs TarIef0n

Frye defeated Tarleton, so TO 3S, in
city tourney three-cushiou match
at the Board Of Trade Wednesday
night Each had a cluster OF four for
high run. Hendricks and Moore meet
tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
LIVELY SCRAPS OCCUR
ON MARION CLUB CARD
Crosby-Dager Bout Proves Feature OF
Fistic Program.

Members of the Marion Club wit
messed twenty rounds of boxing at a
club show Wednesday night. All
bouts went the limit. 1t was an eve
ming OF big entertainment and the
spectators were given plenty Of ac-
ton.
Jimmy Dalton and Ed Dennis went
six rounds to a draw; Bobby Bridges
outpointed Jack Devault in six
rounds; Jimmy Davis had the edge on
Bobby McGovern in four rounds and
Pinky Crosby outpointed Al Dagger in
four rounds The Crosby-Dager
match was a decided feature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
WABASH STARTS FAST
BIZ Times Special

bU ItWf3 NDfCIdt
WASHINGTON. Ind, Dec. 21.-The
Wabash College net team opened It's
long holiday trip here Wednesday
night with victory over the Wash
ington Merchants. p to 10. Tha
Little Giants play twelve more games
during the vacation period, the ma
jority being in Southern States.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
Chance Retains Burke

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Frank Chance,
new manager of the Boston Red Sox,
stopped here Wednesday en- route to
California. He announced he would
retain Jimmy Burke as one Of his
coaches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
WHITMAN ELECTED

Earl Whiteman. tackle on the Ca
thedral High School football team, has
been chosen 10 lead the squad IN 1929.
He is a junior and has played tackle
two years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
TWO LOCAL SCHOOLS IN
OPENING BASKET GAMES
ON SATURDAY EVENING
Technical Starts Season at NJ c. A. Against Logansport
Cathedral Meets louisville at Shortridge Gymnasium
Manual at Columbus Friday.
BIZ TEDDER GARD

HIS weekend will see the opening of the basket
ball season for two of the local high school
teams-Technical and Cathedral Both games
scheduled for this city on Saturday night.
Tech plays Logansport at the Y NJ C. A and
Cathedral takes on louisville at the Shortridge
gym Manual is the other indianapolis five in
action this week The Red and White goes to
Columbus on Friday night, It's vacation days
for most of the high school students, but not for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

the above mentioned net squads Shorrdge the only that
has had rest and they much Of the work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
EM-ROES WALLOP
ELWOOD INDEPENDENTS
Ike Long End of AZ to 80 Score on
Foreign Floor.

The Elwood Independents fell be
fore the fast Emf I'VE at Elwood
Wednesday night, - to 80. Mont
gomery starred for the Em-Roes,
scoring % points. McNutt played best
for Elwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

The Metcors defeated the Unknown Five,
30 TO 10 The Neteors desire games with
city and Stlte teams. For games call
Belmont o09o e. address Leland Morgan, IL
y Addison
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-16
Declamatory Contest

The High School Declamatory Contest will be held in Redmen' S Hall "Wednesday evening, March 22. This is the final contest aud a speaker will he chosen to repre-. sent our school at the Spring Meet at Juneau, The program for Wed. nesday night is as follows:
 Songs by School-"Anvil Chor- us', and My Own United States. l" Truth and Victory-Robert Ed munson.
 No Room for Mother-Kather- inc Loftus.
 The Fiddle Told-George Gum derson.
 Saved by Petticoats - Myrtle Jaynes.
 The Pretext of Rebellion Neil Grant.
 Violin Solo-Mr. Patterson.
 MInuet in G-Beethoven
 Cavatina-Roff
 The Boy Orator Elton Eng strom.
 Pledge With Wine Helen Fletcher.
 Regulus to the Roman Senate John Coulter.
 The Traitors Deathbed-Oliver Johnson.
 Not Guilty-Eugene Wheeler. Decision of judges.
 Song - Boosting for Our Old High.
 Admission BOG and I5c.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-16
Dr. Diven Likes Wrangell
(Nenana News)

In letter which reached Nenana in the last mail, Dr. Robert Jo. seph Diven, formerly pastor of the local Presbyterian Church and now in charge of the Presbyterian Church at Wrangell, says that he found that town much larger and more prosperous than when he left there some years ago. His Sunday School class, he says, has reached such proportions that the overflow has to be taken care of in the ad- joining building.
 Two large paper mills will soon be in course of construction within 30 miles of the city of Wrangell. This, Dr. Diven thinks, will add greatly to the importance and pros- perity of Wrangell.
 The doctors new cottage, large two-srory building, the erection of which was commenced shortly after his arrival there, was completed recently and is now occupied by him and Mrs. Diven.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-16

Harry Achison. assistant cash fer for the Bank of Alaska at Cor. dova, was aboard the Northwest ern today en route to Portland on a vacation. MT. Achison was formerly connected with the Bank of Alaska at Wrangell, and has many friends here who were glad to see him again.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-16

Jack Vigars came in from Lake Bay this week to celebrate his birthday which happens to fall on St. Patrick's Day. Anyone looking at MT. Vigars would nev- CT dream that he will be 82 years old tomorrow. Mr. Vigars was born on the Island of Guernsey on March IF, 1S40. He came to America in 1862 and during the Civil War fought in the Confed- crate Army. For the past "A years he has been in the employ of the F. C. Barnes Company, and for the past seven years he has been stationed at Lake Bay.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-16
Suratt in the Interior
(Nenara News

R. ]. Suratt, cinematographer, of Wrangell, arrived in Nenana on the Sunday train from the coast, having been detailed by the Pathe company to take a series of pie lures along the Government rail- road. MT. Suratt was on the river ice yesterday, shortly after his ar rival, filming the Fairbanks train as it pulled across the river en route to the upper town, and he will leave for Fairbanks on the next train to take views of interest in that locality.