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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
FORK

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Eagan a
baby girl. ..,, 49, !.
Misses ~Synneva and Hazelle Chris.
tenson made brief call at Roy PARIS
Wednesday afternoon
Peter, Lindemoen spent Friday eve.
ming at his home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sundby called
at O. Nelson's last week.
A number of young folks from Fork
attended the dance at Acton, N. d.
Wednesday evening. !
Mrs. f. Christensen is employed at
Emil Hegman's during their illness
Emil Hegman and his two children
are Improving nicely after their seri
GUS cases of pneumonia. Mrs. Heg
man will be confined to her bed fol
some time with inflammatory rheu.
Mrs. F. Christensen spent Sunday
at her home. ~.
Hans Nordrum visited at P. Linde
moen's Sunday. -"
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Halvorson
OF Eagle Point, spent New Years al
Oscar Nelson's, returning Tuesday. f..
Arnold and Robert Brosdahl spent
Sunday with the Christensen boys.
Leo Altendorf spent Sunday even.
ing at F. Christensen. & a. -5*;.s
Hans N0rdrum made q brief call at
81. Brosdahl's Saturday. e 49,.
John Parvey and family spent Sun.
day at p. Hegman's. Is
Palmer Nordrum returned to Ste.
phen Saturday after spending his va
cation with his father. Ri :@@ +
Carl Arness called at e. ,Hegman's
Saturday evening.
Synneva and Hazelle Christensen
made a Nbrief visit at Elmer Durand's
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lindemoen were
Stephen shoppers Saturday. %@ !
Ben Paulson called at "A. Nelson's
Friday. .s. Il.
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Mary and Dorothy Clausen, Lola
Dean, Myrtle and Margaret Torvi
Bernerdine and Hamilton Zblewski
surprised Loretta Monroe on her 18th
birthday. The afternoon was spent
playing games.
Miss Bessie Setback left Monday
night for. Bemidji where she will at.
tend the state normal school. Miss
Sedlacek was principal of the Radium
school for six successive years previ.
GUS to this and people of this com
munity wish, Miss Setback greatest
success in enlarging and developing
her remarkable talent and ability as
an instructor Of young people.
Mrs. Fred Baesman returned home
Wednesday last from Iowa where she
had been with her aged mother dur.
ing her illness and death Nov. 2.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lenhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Otto and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlie, George Gardy and Dora
Lenhart and the Schumacher children
of Grafton, N. D., were Sunday Wis
.itors at A. G. Otto's. " 49,.
Miss Tillie Potucek, who has been
assisting Mrs. Bernard Schlee with her
work the past week, has returned
home. r. f. It, - l3s,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Flod
a baby. boy. Congratulations! as !
The Baesman and Anderson young
people, Albert, Harold, Lula, Hart
wig, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whitman,
son Orvil and daughter Alice, Gust
Bodell spent Sunday evening at the
T.. Eckman home. zs,.. ..s...
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baesman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. HChas. Pierce
and family and Kelso Metheny called
at Eric F1od's home Thursday evening.
Thanks for the news found In the
news box each week. The news is
taken from the box each Monday at
ternoon. !. B. 81 60
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COMMUNITY CLUB

The second meeting of the commune
ty club was held Saturday evening
and large attendance was there. Mr..
Karl Turnlund, president, led the
meeting In a creditable manner and
speaks well as leader. Miss Ruth
Anderson as song leader and Miss Els.
Their Fricker as organlst and all those
present singing, made the community
singing real snappy. The club voted
to meet every three weeks so the
next meeting will be held Saturday
evening, Jan. %. The program con-
sisted of community singing, a well
rendered reading by Miss Poirier, a
humorous reading by NJ r. Cook, New
Year resolutions and discussions of
same and an animal game closed the
program.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF < Is
RADIIJM SHIPPING ASSN,

The meeting was held Monday af.
ternoon at which time the following
directors were chosen for another
year: Alfred Morgan, Chas. Turnlund,
Peter Turnlund, Joe McGregor, Chas.
Potucek, A.W. Sommers and VIM
Allen. t7S ~ .s5S +
G.. J. Applequist was elected man
ager. Mr.. LETTERS spoke to the asso.
citation on the policy of joining the
Central Cooperative Shipping Assn.
County Agent Houser was also at
the meeting. A large number of mem
beers attended the association meeting
and represented spirit of good feel.
ing which speaks well for the success
of the club for another year.
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STRANDED

Mrs. Oscar Anderson returned K
her home near Stephen on Sunday az
ter spending q couple Of weeks at he1
parental home at ]. Hollands In thif
town assisting her mother who has
been sick for some time. .S; .
c. X. Roland went to Argyle Sun
day evening to attend the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. annual
meeting. '.; rs. pa
Ernest johnson has rented the OLD
lumber yard Office to be used as
cream station. Andrew Holmgren has
taken over the confectionery business
at the City Cafe. ~
Miss Linda Lefroth departed fol
Kinistino, Sask., on, Monday to visi,
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
Nicholson.
Bonnie and Ingvald Bergren wen
to Thief River Falls on Saturday eve
ming to seek medical aid for the lat
ter " :. ...' ~ ,a5Es u
Martin Johnson was "a bushes.
visitor in Thief River Falls on Mon
day. -.
Edwin Nordlund, the shoe repairer
has invested in machine which will
enable him to do more difficult an(
more complete work than before il
the shoe and harness repair business
Mrs. Martin Myskowski and Mrs
Elmer Huset went to Warren on Mon
day.
Rev. o. B.: Hanson left for Detroit
and vicinity to visit relatives on his
journey to Summit, S. D. 49,
The English Ladies Aid will mee1
at Mrs. VIM. Book on Saturday, thu
list OF this month. All are cordilly
invited to come.
A. NJ. Clark went to Minneapolis
last Friday evening to visit his family
Miss Lizzie Carlson is working al
J. Koland's place.
Confirmation services at the Swed
ish Mission house next Sunday, thu
18th. -....- III =, =
Rev. Hanson conducts services al
the English church Sunday, the 22n6
OF January, at 10 O'clock A. M. All
welcome. ....- ,.,. e...--.
Helmer Rokke, of West Valley, anG
Berger Sjoquist, of this place, left fol
Warren on Sunday evening to attend
the North Star College.
Miss Myrtle Hanson, who has spent
her Xmas vacation at home in West
Valley, returned to her high schoo
labor at Thief River Falls on Sunda.
evening. T.. 800
J. J. Oistad was business trans
actor in Warren last week.
Karlstad last week.
Mrs. Hamness, from -Strathcona,- il
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N
G. Nilsson. -" ~ -
Supt. Yngvie returned from Mora
Mimi, on Monday, where he has en-
joyed his Xmas vaction with relatives
Grace Hanson returned from Viking
on Monday to attend school here. :
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MARQUARDT-DAY

=: People Of this community will be
interested in learning that Miss Anna
Marquardt and Mr.. Vern Day Of Man
terville, Mimi, were married Wednes-
day, Dec. %. Miss Marquardt is a
young lady Of Radium community for
the past two and half years. She
is also we'll known in Warren where
she has spent large portion Of the
time. Mr.. Vern Day has charge of
the dray line business Of Manterville,
where the two young people will make
their home Best wishes to them.
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LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL COUNTY
HELGELAND

Olive Hauglid and Ruth Olson Wis
tied with Erma Thompson on Monday
afternoon. ~
Filing Olson called at Christ Van
seth's on his way home from Angus
on Monday. 80 - FL. T. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvig Carlson left
for their home near Battle View, N.
d., on Monday after spending about
a week visiting with their relatives
and q number of friends since the
death of their mother, Mrs. Martin
Carlson. Mrs. Hartvig Carlson is q
sister of the, three Hauglid brothers
Marville and Erma Thompson visit.
ed with Mrs. Truman Thompson on
Tuesday afternoon. ~~.
The item in last weeks paper stat
ing that Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ham.
rick and family were dinner guests
at the o. II. Erhart home Oh New
Years Day was a false report.
Mrs. Christ Solvik visited with Mrs
Mary Halsa on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W., G. Hamrick and
daughter Marie visited at the o. H
Erhart home on Tuesday. In the eve
ming Misters Hamrick and Erhart au-
tOed to CrookstOn, taking Marie Ham
rick down to start school at the
Northwest School of Agriculture the
following day.
VIM. and Ted Christopherson, from
west Of Argyle, together with Howard
Clarence, Henry and Raymond Chris
topherson and. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Thompson and family were pleasantly
entertained at the Oscar Hauglid home
on Monday evening.
John Mundel, Melvin Ranum and
Bardolf Peterson visited with l.. D.
Peterson on Monday evening.
Martin Olson was over to Andrew
Olson's saving wood on Tuesday.
Paul Zimmerman, Of Angus, spent
a few days last week. cutting wood
at Bob Miller's.
The following enjoyed pleasant
time being entertained at the Hans
Christopherson home on Monday eve
ming: Marville and Evaline Thompson,
Herman and Gladys Haugl1d, Ellis,
Anna and Ruth Olson, John Mundel
and Melvin Ranum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson announces
the birth of a 8 Id. baby boy born
at, the Edgewood hospital at Warren
on Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Herman and Gladys Hauglid and
Ellis, Anna and Ruth Olson enjoyed
a good time at the T. Il. Thompson
home on Wednesday evening.
w. J. Durbahn, from Winnipeg
Man., spent couple of days last week
attending to business matters besides
making a few short calls on some or
his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Olson and fam
lily, Mrs. J. M. Olson, Oscar, Martin
Leonard and Gena Olson and w. j..
Durbahn were supper guests at the
Simon Olson home on Friday evening
Oscar Olson visited with his wife
at the Lakewood hospital in Warren
on Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Solvik, Bardolf ana
Aida Peterson and Edward Solv1k
visited at the Christian Andreason
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Olson and
family>an Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Olson
and families were entertained at
two o'cock dinner at the Mrs. J. M.
Olson home on Sunday.
c.. G. Christensen, together with i.
n THOMPSON, motored to Thief River
Falls on Saturday taking Marville and
Hyaline Thompson back for scnool
again.
Christian Andreason was a business
caller at w. G.. Hamrick one day last
week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
3 Mission Church Of Viking.
WERNER DROTTS. Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
at 10 80 A. M. and 7:3O p. M. Sun
day school at II AS A. M. Prayer
meeting and Bible Glass every Thurs
day at p. M. The Young Peoples
Society will meet at Mrs. Tanquist's
place on Wednesday, Jan. II, at 8 P.
M. The Ladies' Aid will meet in
church next Thursday, Jan. II.
All are welcome.
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POSTPONED MEETING OF.
RADIUM DAIRY ASSOCIATION

The postponed meeting Of the Ra-
dunn Dairy association will be held
at Radium on Monday, Jan. 16, at
2 o'clock. All stockholders are urged
to be present.
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ALMA

Albert Charboneaux was an Argyle
shopper Friday. ~ :,
The Kramer young folks visited al
Charboneaux's last Wednesday even
ing. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Rekowiski entertained
tho Kramer family at New Years
dinner.
Laura and Amy Charboneaux and
Clara Toftner were pleasant v1sltors
at Kramer's Thursdy evening.
Mrs. Rekowiski and son Cashmere
were callers at Karmer's Tuesday.
Nike Novaiski and Gust kramer
were callers at Bjorgaard's and BUS
tracks homes Wednesday.
Cashmere and Anton RekoWiski ano
william Kramer went hunting norm
of Apple Thursday.
Grandpa Rekowiski is on the slcA
william and John Kramer were cal
lers at Charboneau's Friday evening.
william and Leo Kramer returned
to Warren Saturday after q TWO
weeks visit at the formers home.
b The Penasiki family, from Foldahl,
were pleasant visitors at RekowlsKl,s
Monday. I'D. -, -,
nleasant Sunday afternoon visitors at
Kramer's. 81. :, z.
Mabel Toftner was a pleasant caller
Il Charboneaux Sunday afternoon ! 90 ..
The Rekowiski family were callers
at Kramer's Saturday evening.
M. and Mrs. John Ryboisk1s , ana
children and Agnes Adnlisiki We're
pleasant visitors at the arboneaux
home Sunday evening. I, !. y ", J.
Gust Kramer and Thos. h All[ll'!fi
hanled hay from Foldahl Monday
ANY and Laura Charb oneaux callea
Il Kramer's Mondy afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Gust Kramer ca neg
at Rekowiski's Monday evening
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SUNDAY SCHOOL

The increasing attendance is very
encouraging. You will also enjoy the
song service and the lesson if you
join the crowd on Sunday afternoon
at 2 +. M. in Radium. Everybody
is invited to attend these services.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11

State OF Minnesota, County Of Mar
shall-ss -
We. Q. H. Taralseth, President ana
l. M. Myrbo. Cashier Of tho above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
best of our knowledge and belief. -"
o. H. Taralseth, President.
I. M Myrbo. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day of January, 1922
(SeaD Natalie c. Lucier.
Notary Public, Marshall
County, Minnesota.
MY Commission. expires Sept. s. 1925.
Correct attest: =
r. B. Taralseth. E
c. A. Nelson,
two directors.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
Professional Cards

DIR. G. s. WATTAM, Office First Ma
tional Bank Building Warren, MINI.
Special attention given to diseases of
Nose, Throat, Eyes and fitting of
Glasses.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
VIKING
Noil9 4SS 81 SI %fkFfN 17PlERs'

The Annual Stockholders meeting of
the Farmers Cooperative Co. Of Vik-
ing, Mimi, will be held at the Hall on
Jan. 18th, 1922, att o'clock P. NJ. for
the purpose Of electing three (3) d.
rectors and to transact any other bust
ness that may come before said meet
ing.
Dated Viking, Mimi. Jan. 9th, 1922.
August Peterson. Secy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
Statement at the Condition Of
STATE BANK OF VIKING.
Viking. Mlnnesota.

L1ABILITIES
CAPITAL Stock --------------$ 1o.ooo.oe
surplus tund -------------- 100000
Undivided Profits, Net $3.50 3.628.44
Notes Rediscounted and Bills ~szsl4z
Payable (including certifi-
Gates for money borrowed) 1000, 90 i
Deposits Subject = 81
to Check --$ 3O,923O8
Cashiers Checks l86417
Total Immediate IS
Liabilities s 32.78725
Savings Deposits 465,15
Time Certificates 8O,15448 $50
Total Deposits --$113,4O6.S8. 113,4O6.88
Total -----------------
Amount of Reserve on hand $500 68
Amount of Reserve Required ,' : .
by Law -------------$7,94219
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11

DIR: H. M. BLEGEN, Physician and
Surgeon. Office State Bank Build.
ing, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11

FRED S. CLARKE, Pure Bred Live
stock Specialist and Auctioneer.
Phone 215. 615 Johnson ave., War
rem, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11

DR.: EDWARD J. BRBN, Dentist,
rem, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11

W: q. L1NDQU1sT, D. v. NJ, veter-
marian. Office, styrlund Building,
Viking, MINI. =
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f. Q. BAKKB, d. D. s., skandinavisk
Tandlaege. Office in the Taralset1
Building, Warren, MINI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
ODD FELLOWS IN CHESTER
Membsrs ~ Toah's Arb Royalty I'm.
tertsined by Chester Arkites Last
Niuhf

About Ave hundred members Of
Noah's Ark, No. i social organiza-
ton composed OF odd Fellows. were
guests last night IN Chester or the
members of Noab's Ark, No. 2, Of that
place. The local delegation left the
Fourth street wharf at o'clock and
during tho trip their own bsnd Of 20
pieces under tho direction OF Professor
NlchIas Reuter- gave pleasing pro-
gram.
They were received In Chester by
their hosts and escorted TO the odd
Fellows Temple where they were well
coined by Mayor William Ramsey and
Chief OF Police John Vance.
The opening ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Chief Navigator John But
terworth. of Chester Ark, and Chief
Navigator G. Z. Beatty, of tho local
Ark. This was featured by the ini-
tiation by both Arks Of a large class
Of candidates.
Plans were discussed for a joint ex-
cursion To Atlantic City but final ar.
ra angements were deferred until 9
/ later meeting a vaudeville nhow and
luncheon terminated the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
B|llANY SUGGESTS
BETTER MAIL PLAN
Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Tells How Rural
Patrons Can Help.

Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
oral Harry n. BIllany IN authority for
tho following. showing how rural pa
irons of tho pontal service can assist
IN quicker dispatch of the mail:
Postal service for rural potruus can be
materially improved through the es-
tabllshment Of better understanding
on tho part OF the public OF some Of
tho difficulties met with by the car
rier in the performance Of his duties.
IL is tho desire OF the department,
and It's purpose. 20 provide adequate
and convenient service. so far as may
be possible. TO all persons residing In
rural communities, but this end can
not bo attained without tho fun CO.
operation OF the patrons in tho ef-
forts OF postmastcrs and carriers 10
serve them promptly regularly, and
satisfactorily.
Whatever facilitates the work OF the
carrier is of direct benefit TO the
patrons. for tho greater the easo and
speed with which a carrier may cover
his route. the earlier and better the
service afforded
so. patrons OF rural delivery can
greatly help themselves by helping
their carrier. seeing TO It that road:
arc kept In good condition and prompt
~ opened after storms, by keeping the
approaches to their boxes clear, anC
by promptly and willingly correcting
any Irregularities affecting their boxes
when asked to do so.
Tho main purpose of the "Posta
Improvement Week" Ia TO impress
patrons OF the mail service as 10 how
they may assist in eXpediting the do
livery and dispatch OF their own mail
Rural patrons can assist In this mat
ter 10y placing stamps on their letter
INSTEAD OF placing unstampod mail II
the boxes together with money for tn
purchase OF tho required postage
This delays the carrier and prevent
tho patrons from receiving their ma
as expediuously as they otherwis
would. If necessary. however. {
place money In box, II should be pu
In a coin-holding receptacle or b
properly wrapped so as 10 be quickl
taken from the box by the carrier.
Money for the purchase OF none
orders should not DO left In the boxes
but should be handed 20 the carrie
and n receipt obtained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
gh and Salesianu, Teams Turn to Track Sports No1u
AUTOMOBILE RACES TO Be HELD
AT FAIR GROUND MEMORIAL DAY

Dclowarcans
Delaware
with matches between leading
beat this
In addition tho
which viii be offered
Automobile held a tho fair grounds with
Tho big
held Memorial
attendance In
OF tho for Memorial
expected have
competition
we'll In this State
brilliant driving for their work feature last
II probable that the
tho will likely include
experienced
devocos OF this will havc
year
There automobile and
excellent
visitors II = lower OF tho sta,
especially which boasts
country and they will doubt
supporters. when they a Esmerc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
JAMES STEIN TOLEAD
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
New Circuit Organized; Locks
Strong and Prospects Are
Bright.

James stein was last night elected
to lead the Industrial League OF VIII
mington ut n meeting In tho Offices of
tho Wilmington Gas Co, when the
new circuit was organized.
The league will be made up OF eirht
clubs and twilight ball will be played
Tho personnel ~ tho league Is ss fol-
lows: Wilmington Gas Co, Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Co. du-
pont. American Car and Foundry,
Trump nror. Machine Co. speokmnn
supply Co. l.. H. II, and tho ], ~,
Rhoads Betting Co.
Tho next meeting ~ the league has
been calledby President stein for next
Monday evening. when tho schedule
aud rules 10 govern the league will he
adopted. Monday nights meeting will
be called nt o'clock sharp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
SHOWS ENDURANCE
IN MARATHON EVENT

Boston. April 2o.-Although the Bos-
ton A. A. would not accept the entry
Of the 7o-year-old Winchester athlete.
Peter Foley. for yesterdays Marathon
run. he declared there was no law
against his running rs miles. and a
few minutes after the official entrants
had swung down the road he stepped
out of an automobile In racing togs
and trotted after them.
The field drew away from him, but
he did not care. He only wanted 20
show that at his age he could run 25
miles. as he had done on many previ-
Gus Marathon days. and TO celebrate
his 10th birthday. which was Tues
day.
Three hours and 4S minutes after
he started the veteran crossed the
finish line. cheered by the crowd,
which had learned Of his attempt and
waited for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
HIGH BASEBALL IS
CREATING INTEREST
Cherry and White Institution
osvotIng Considerable A.
tention to National Game.

Tho Wilmington High Ro-
eervs game was called on yesterday
on account vi rain. Manager Mlllikcn
will do tho receiving for West OF tho
du ront u,gh may also face tho re-
serves on a later date.
Dawson, star catcher Of the re-
s~sves and sble assistant 20 Maxwell
viii cndesvor To arrange another datc.
Church League this summer. Thls
should improve the boy ana mako him
ready 20 succeed Maxwell who gradu-
ases this June.
II has leaked out that High will
facc North East High OF Philadelphia
In tho fest basketball game for tho
locals. coming on tho Philadelphia
hccr. December %. The hig four have
aleo been Included. they being Chcs-
Ter. Camden. Trenton and Norris
town.
Tho team next fail Will be built
around captain Vic Ttehenstcin. Al
6lansky may I've back and with Ro-
man. 10 Carpenter md Fletcher.
coach Ashton will start early next fall
20 develop his now team.
Owing 60 the rainy weather. base
today the team will mako its f,rst ap-
peaapnco of the week. The daily
varsity scrub game will see Rickarle.
HAYS and White huTllng for the
varsity and wood and Conley pitch
ting FOR tho reserves.
Although there IL but one ramo on
the schedule this week with Wood
bury Uish. a few games arc scheduled
Cor nest week. Manager r'ppin save
81 is doubtful whether the Beacon
Collcgo team will be met this season
owing to the schedule being fllled
Tho arrangements fell through for a
esme on last Tuesday. Hish School
viii face. however, Goldey and Sa
lsssnurn. Highs only double header
this year II with Norristown al ths
rpnnsylvans town on Decoration
pay.
The rrst chester game will Also hs
away and from all reports. Chester
will he out in full forcc and try &c
avcneo the defeat handed them ir
basketball.
Whether. tho Athletic Association
will ptsst the maes-meetinEe u
doubtful. hut II n a sure WAY of get
tins together of school spirit. one
before tho Chester game would pu
strength IN tho team and tho hiring o
special trollcys 20 tho Pennsylvani-
city would al~, help. This ws'
aha ndonsd this year and many wen
BY auto, train and boat. The great
~si game Of the year Should DO sup
ported by the students and alumni
members alike. The chester game
away, comes May 18th.