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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Santa Fe Railway
Repairing Tracks
In New Mexico

AMARILLO. Texas. Feb. Is
The Santa Re railway has started
actiyp work ON extensive repairs
Of IT, tracks ia New Mexico, off
cinis say Much steel and worn out
ties urr being replaced. In the
prairi, districts the life uf rails rs
about eight years while In dis
trlcts Of heavy curvature In New
Mexico the steel must be changed
every two years.
During February four and one
half miles of worn rails were re-
placed between Los Lunas aud
Isleta. south OF Albuquerque. An
other mile 10 being relaid In this
district. 4 large number OF tics
has also been replaced and the
roadbtd otherwise repaired where
found necessary.
Twenty-Five miles OF new steel
In being laid on tho New McNico
division fourteen and One-haif
miles between Los Cerrillon and
Domiuro and seven ana one-half
miles between Algodoncs and Bor-
nalilIo IN Sandoval county. Many
new Ties are also going In. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
I'm Worlds Happiest Man. Says Bedridden
Sunshine Doctor in Seattle, Wash.

49, ' 49,
SEATTLE. Feb 2s-Dr Frank
X. Loopr rnys he's the huppicst
man In the world.
Though for nine years he's been
an invalid, physically helpless. not
even able To move his head
No's able to work only with his
ARMAND his brain.
hut with them he's made him
self Of the most useful men
In Seattle. People here call him
"the sunshine doctor
Because from his sick room Or.
Loope-
Hrings cheer to every shut-in
IN the community.
Directs "a staff OF more than
zoe In mercy work among the
sick.
Conducts a widely read sun
shine corner in "a Seattle news
paper
takes fuii charge OF getting
nearly 200 inyuiids out to enter
fainments and back home again.
Helps shut-lus hcip themselves
by encouraging them q work. and
then markets their work.
nr LooUr's room az 2i3b Boyle
ton venue b. FAR from being "a
scene OF hopeless suffering. II d.
"a sunshine factory"
Dr. o. "a busy factory too. The
daily mail Is "a biz packet. Visits
from assistants In cheer work are
many.
The telephone NJ the bedside
rings continually. as "thc SUM
shine doctor" chats with other in
vnllds. carries on ARRANGEMENTS
for the next party for shut-lns
There is little time Tor solf-pi'y
left this hcd-riddvr dynamo %
loving cheer.
pr. Lnopc was stricken with arr
Thrills and made helpless Just ns
he was getting his medical prac-
ticc established.
no person in tho world ever
suffered the agonies Of seif-plty ]
suffered in those first few years
Ioone snvs "l suffered Inr
tcnsely from my nilmeut ic1 i'u'
now know that most Of this
physical anguish was lu. 10 rf
was so Isolated had mo-
fcIenhoue and my fi- cor wDr0
Tow.
"tn desperation Z sought soue-
thing 90 occupy me u'IrhHnf
hood guild was giving attention Co
visiting the sick 7 become infor-
eetcl In thls. ! hcgnn Ca get con
Ndouce again MY suffering d3-
mlniphed. And the harder Z work.
ed the happier 7 horHrrr
This IL true Of all sick people
Il YOU have something 90 think Hi
besides your %lllncsE the w1y
onon 10 get relief Got your
thoughts away from material sui
fering. write. do fancy worf
for heavens sake. 10 something.
arty cease to be- n burden To your
self and others
Tor Loone can see hiH visitors
only by manipulating q hand mir
rnr.
n Is n well organized. enihu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Is Aroused
As Electric Heater
Causes Fire in Bed

RgallElng that last night was 10
\ n OF the coolest OF the win
|r r. c. Jarvinc. 1924 East Gold
Nenuc, decided 10 use the oicc-
BIZ heater 10 keep his feet warm.
At SIS this morning. Jarvine
|lt his feet getting very warm lie
bow fhum up ana stlll the bod
|cmcd hot In "a moment he real
bel his he'd was on tire
Thinking he had beat oUt the
r. In the bed clothes he throw
bonn IN an adjoining room where
boz again hurss into flame Tho
Fd "a phonopraph and some ~
b. wall in np num of the housa
|urneA The ?uetand d%or1rt-
hent made a run to the home and
|nt out Tho blaze.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
00PEOPLE HERE
Put $4,000 IN
COOPERATIVE STORE
of Receivership
Upon Local Branch
Not Known

That 500 people of Albuquerque
pave Invested in the Albuquerque
|o-0porative store. q branch Of
b. Paoinc cooperative store
|agyc which yesterday asked for
receiver. was the statement made
|day ~ G. W Austin. manager
II the store here.
Whlle those people have invest
I more than $4,000 In tho store
pre- Nj. Austin was unable 20
by what the effect Of the receiv-
would be IN them, since
h believes that the local store Will
Rn on as usual under the man
.emcnt OF the receiver when APP
|ointrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
second Attthapt in
Matrimony Proves a
Failure for Couple

They were married In 1919. dl-
breed last June. married again
81 October. and now the husband
suing Tor another divorce Teles-
~ d Armijo filed suit in the dis
'icf court this morning for n Sec
rd separation from Josephine
mos DC Armito. alleging that a
Hcenciliation brought about By
|sir 'hrec children had proven
h~ssccpssfuL and that his wife has
tsertcd him.
The complaint alleges that the
huplc have three children by their
rft marriage. After their first
granted IN Jun., 1921, the
huple wore brought together
gain by a mutual Interest in the
~ their children. and re-
|nrrled in October.
n was soon evident. tho GEM
|nint states. that the wife did
.t like being married qgpin. and
~ wccSa ago she left Home and
nf with the children to Gallup
ainrt the wishes 81 her husband.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Bank of Phoenix
Is Closed by the
State Examiner

pHOENIX. Aria. Feb. IS Tho
Bank OF Phoenix. was today closed
by State Bank Examiner ~ NJ
Moritz This IL the reorEnnizod
Central Bank which closed IT,
doors March q. 1891 and rcop-
ened as the Bank OF Phoenix
July i.i92i.
The last statement Of the instl-
tuition, published January 2. last
showed capital OF 100000 and
deposits totnlling more than
S~i.h37.4S5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

siustlc army that the Sunshine
doctor" murshnls against disron-
tent and its ally. suffering.
The shock troops are the shut
ins themselves. There are more
than goo OF these On the doctor b
list ranging from @ girl OF to
several past 30.
Those are listed o. to ailmcut.
possibility 81 being takon out. and
need uf attendant. Ana ln the
conversations anour these people
cheerful Interest So ever upper
most.
second division inchtdoa more
cham 100 sunHhlu wurTCr ucc-
uIr able to eiV. tiuIo to visiting
90. a.lut-ins and finding 'heir
need" Another include owners
of automobiles. willing and anX
l0us To- take tho invaiidH FOR rides
0r 10 and from some function.
Clubs Help. Too.
Ana there m also the clubs
business houses ana individuals
who are anxious 20 furnish fund
flI rolicf work and the various
pnforlnininent places glad 20 coo
operate in arranging thcntcr par
uta Tor these people.
From his bed. o. Loopr directs
them uli-somcumcs by phone.
sumstImca by his Newspaper urti-
Giles 10 a wheel chair la needed
me- finds an cX-memhcr who har
discarded ono. 10 someone can do
20 certain type OF work, customers
for this are found
Attendance az parties arranged
especially Tor thcm o. an ideal
I tonic Tor fhuf-ins. but there d. au
rudlcsa amount 90 work connected
with such "a mission pr. isoCpe
] afford. 60 800 OF thlH-und such
parties ARE being hold nearly every
week.
4 hlg outdoor spectacle, with %
real message OF cheerfulness APP
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Bolshevik
Leader Reported
On Way to u. S.

SHANGHAI. Feb. 2s--tBy tho
Associated press)-Genernl Gro
goric Somcnoff nntt-bolsheylk
leader. Is reported to DE on the
steamship Empress OF Russia,
bound for the United States. He g.
said 10 be travelling incognito.
The American department Of
state early In January granted ptr-
mission to General Semouon 10
spend six months In the United
States and the consular officials
In China were ordered TO wise his
passports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

slble. In the past II was difficult
to get help in New MEXICO for
track work away from their
homes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

New Mexico men are being om-
ploycd on this work. officials any
thereby helping the local uncm-
ployment situation as far as pos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Business Men
Hear of Promotion
OF Boston Brother

DR. Charles Fleischer, 81 Boston.
lothcr OF A. F1eischer and NJ. n.
leihchor OF this city. has been
hqucstcd 10 take charge Of the
.hltorlnl page Of the New York
%inerlcan according 10 word just
here by Al Fleischer. DR.
heifchor b. 90 take up his duties
J 'hc new editorial field on
|nrch /.
Dr Fieigcher has been doing cdl-
writing Of late for the Boss
bn American and also syndicate
He has had wide expert
bee ALSO as "a lecturer.
In certain Hungarian villages.
p bachelors have ben ordered TO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

A striking examplo-ye yet
by no means an exceptional
one. For Il is not at all un.
usual fosthin. nervous, over
worked or rundown folks
10 gain FIVE pounds aud more
on The 0sry first package OF
HoaiEsd Yeast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Gains 1Ok Pounds
in 22 Days!
Ironized Yeast Brings Amazing
Improvement in Movie Beauty

ANOTHER startling evidence Of ~Ironized
"A Ieasts value rs a weight-builder; In a test
conducted uedcr the supervision Of a physician,
Miss Dorothy Byrnc, pretty artists model and
movie beauty, gains lOH ~pounds-in only p
daysl Miss Byrne's measurements. taken before
AFTER the test. are given at the lcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Make This Amazing Test

Mail coupon Or the amazing Three Day Free Trial
Treatment Of lfoniscd Yeast Thea watch the resultsi
Note how 4 innledinteiy increases your appetite and
now quickly you hefin putting on good arm flesh. See
nov qnieklt pimplcs. hlarkhcads, etc, disappear and how
Your newly acquired PIP makes hand work or play a
Pleasant 10 take-wHl not cause gas o. In any way up
81 The stomach Special directions for children. Mall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Results in Hall the Usual Timel

e AA0h chc Usual Ahucs
The reason lrcniFed Yeast hFings such alaaring results
"a hfrsuse Il not only contains lust the right amount OF
81 three essential siianines, but ia addition contains a
type o. yeast which has positively 10 equal ~ a feron.
sRnciiHe aecnt-a yeast which IA cultured expressly Tor
medicinai PURPOSES. and which Il entirely different frum
the yeast found 10 ordinary yeast tablcu.
But even nonn important than this Ia the fact that this
yeast has been troHtred-or treated through n scientific
pftcess with a erecial torn of easily assimiiairi organic
iron, similar 90 the iron fnune 10 spinach. when yeast 10
ironised In this manner n h found that results are not only
more fcrnianent, hut are secured Just twice A. quickiyi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

|ofes-LR0NzED YEAST = acid at uE Drug Stores o az guarantee of
Inplsfs satifdcsioa from The ssry first package O yosr money refunded
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
sHhsTssuRY VALLEY.


Mrs Minnie Bcuplon is i'll OF her
hcmc
Mrs. John Bennett was BeannS
ton visitor Friday.
Albert Andrew was in Denaingtop
on business Monday.
CLARK Bowkeg OF White Creok was
q caller In the place Monday
Slr and Mrs Oru 10 Fillmore were
Eenr nstcn yis tors Saturday.
T. w. Fuller has been housed sew.
Ca' tTya VIII the prevauins cod.
Ralph Ecup,on returned Monday
from Q two weeks stay in New York.
Miss Eva Barker Of North BEN
riugion visited in White Creek last
week
Newell Bennett and Percy Foster.
Sna tsbury visited in the Valley re-
Gently
Miss Gertrude MCGOWAN viii g.vn
q lecture on Whittier al poNnal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11

day Of Marilla The IS months Old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Shea aud Waaddadue tee OF Mr. and
Mrs. William J. lIicks.
Tie following officers we're elect.
cd ur the sunday school a; White
Creek Sunday: Superintendent. vii
Sam Davis, assistant Superintendent
Clureuce Bentley; secretary, VI IS
Flora Howard: treasurer, Forrest
Barker
The pupil lamp. which Miss Nc.
Cowau generously through her lee
ture on j. @ Whittier. save TO the
chU.ch, vas on exhibit on az the
churI3 Sunday. u is much needed
Improvement and must be seen to be
appreciated.
Frances CorMimc ant Franklin
Gerald. two weeks CID ta.ns OF Mr.
and Mrs Eugene nnslCe, died al
their home ON State Line road. one
en- Saturday nigh. and the other on
Monday a double funeral was held
Tuesday, Rev l.. u. Mosche ottc,.
atng Sympathy "a eateuded 10 the
GRIEF stricken !amly Who have le-
Gently moved 10 This vicinty Mrs
Bushee lived at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. 2. Lake some time when a
gill. The paroui7 and nine other
children survive
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
CHIR0PRACTIC FACTS.
'CNIPOpRACTIc FACTS.

Constipation is caused by a subnya
lion In the lumbar region Of the spine
and most commonly in the lower lum.
bar region. which produces pressure
on the motor i,erye leading to the mus
GUAR walls OF The large intestine pre-
venting the motor impulses reaching
their destination hence the sluggish
ness OF the bowels
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
Tuesday evening

Leroy Bennett and the Ml.lurtoa
lothcrs we're fish ag az Lake iaud.
srdale foceauy
Mis-. Green ana daughter Na,ie OF
Cambr.dge were guest. of Der daush-
tes Mrs Atwood Allen Thursday
Edward Boup.Cn IS Aums the !co
hoase5 wits good quality of icc
RON Hairy BENEFITS pond az White
Creek
Rchelt Mozart. who Is 3d. Is threat
cred With pneumonia. 40 the home
OF his sister Mrs James Bylrs at
NCrth HcosIck.
Mr. and Mrs. John Renncu enter.
tanned friends from Waterford aad
Cohoes over the week end making
tue trip by auto,
Mrs Albert Andrew returned from
the Putnam aosptal Wednesday,,
where she had been receiving trat.
meut for the past three weeks She
IS gaining slowly.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Howard attend.
cd the funeral in bennington Tues.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11

More and more people appreciate
the value OF the te!ephonc--and IRE.
Guently Row they express their up-
probation 10 The telephone employees
md executives And every sucl, tx.
preston u appreciation brings tho
company Ms employees and the pubic
Into cln>o' relationship Telephony.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11

EEE75EN7E97a5 EEAsasssEaaaAE@ EE@E9 ReEE EN5ENHN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
whsn skirt Are SAINT.

Can your husband describe the way
Other women are aressed?'
Certainly not"
"One Of these unobseryaut menf"
III isn't that he's unobsevant. He's
too polite"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
Does So.

How DO YOU Ike this patcnt.lcath.
or hGlrT"
Il wish had gotten some when
boy" declared the baldheod. "It looks
very duyabls,"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11

There's no use must take up
golf"
Need the exerciSe?"
No; | want to understand what my
friends are talking about"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
NOTICE

The selectmcn q tie town Of
SALISBURY will soou appoint mon to
caro- for snow roads during the pres.
ent winter and hereby give notice
that 20 bills for such work win be
paid other than TO men SO appoint.
ed
George H. Robinson,
William IL. Davis,
r. r. Tnkham,
Selcctmeu Tor the town OF Shaftg
bury,
5hoftsbury. VT Jan 10, 1929
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
Kind Words.

Artist lattcr myself this last pic.
lure OF mine Is an excellent one.
CFitic--My dear fellow, you don't
CATER yourself rs much as you aatter
The picture
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-11
A Fair Offer. Accept II.

! extend a cordial Invitation TO any.
one suffering with catarrh to call and
see Hyomel. will refund the money
II liyome does not relieve. W. j..
Gokay. Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1922-03-08
COOkman Cookies
old swedes "a; Goodman 10.
ny HAzEL

old swedes "a Goodman 10.
The boys from the east side earned
their victory. II was some battle.
Well, we have to be satisfied with
second place. Oh yes, we are good
seconds. standing second in basket
ball, bowling and quoits. Not so
bad for little old Goodman.
Oh yes, Goo Lynch, Curley. Dad,
Helen. Bess, Oscar and just a few
more are still playing that game.
Come on. boys and girls, new bust
ness.
A cross-fre heard at Seventh and
Market before the game:
Reese-"Bill. you will have to stay
away from the game tonight"
Bnl-"w'hy?"
Reese-"Because you are my
jinx."
Bill stayed away.
After the game:
Biil-"I guess you had another
( jinx. Reese"
/ Reese-"Who was it?"
] Bill - Yourself. Hard luck.
Reese"
What happened TO G. Peters7 I
didn't see his name in the lineup
/ Directors Sylvanus of baskethell,
Lynch OF bowling and Jeffers OF
quoits are to be congratulated on
the manner in which they conducted
our winter sports
Now, boys, our contracts for the
baseball team are ready. so keeT
your eyes peeled for the date OF our
meeting. II will be an these col.
Evening journal., 1922-03-08

rome, Cambridge's star outfielder last
season; Frank Geyer and George
Speath, of Reading, Pa; Dick
Thumb, infielder, Philadelphia;
Frank Hummer. pitcher, of Trappe;
Moore. infelder and slugger of East
New Market and Humphrey
catcher, Swarthmore College Plans
have been made to erect a new
grandstand with a seating capacity
for 400.
Manager W. E. Green. Of the
Havre de Grace team. which will be
in the Susquehanna League, has
signed the following players: Hughes
Brown and Marvel. pitchers;
and O'Connor, catchers.
Bateman. outhelder. also the major
ity OF last years players-Lyons.
Barrett Dye Poughkeepsle. Nc
Commons, Heimiller. Kennedy. Peal.
Milton Morgan and Robert Charshee.
The opening game Of the League
will be played on Saturday, April Is.
Evening journal., 1922-03-08
GOoD TIMES DANCE.

The Good Times Social Club will
give its second dance of the season
this evening in Pythian Castle. COS
West street. The dance which was
conducted by the organization last
week was a big success and tonlght's
affair promises to be even better
than the one OF last week. The
Brown and Terry orchestra will
again furnish music. This orchestra
made a decided hit last week with
all who attended and were secured
again for this evening by popular
request.
The committee has arranged for a
fox trot contest. a spot dance and a
tag dance. The latter novelty is
being put on by special request
The AFFAIR will start at $50 and con
tinue until 10 o'clock.
The following committeeman will
have charge: Ellwood Buckmaster
chairman; Leo Hayden. Bucky Nc
I Ginnis. Olen Hackett. Julius Morris
Thomas Chairs. Patty Murphy, Vim
cent Hammer, Fred Denn and Dan
| iel Alfonso.
Evening journal., 1922-03-08
HghleB Work ont
For the Grand Old Game

men will do tho pitching.
on Monday afternoon Coach Ash
ton trotted his football school mem
bers out TO the gridiron at Elgh-
teenth and Van Buren, streets, where
they went through drop kicking
throwing and receiving forward
passes. carrying the ball and some
shifting. The coach has been con-
ducting a football school throughout
the last few months and a good dea'
OF interest has been shown accord
ingly.
The most important topic that Is
being discussed now Is the Chester
game on Friday afternoon in the
high school gym. The players on
the local team will be in fine shape
for the big game. the second be-
tween the two rivals.
The swimming team will 90 TO
Coatesvine tomorrow afternoon, 20
meet the swimmers OF their high
school there. The match had been
scheduled for Wednesday. February
%. but the Coatesville team post
poned.
Coach Sparks thinks his men will
win every event in the meet The
relay team has improved so much
that the coach has landed the men
on their fine work. The team will
arrive at the school building about
I o'clock in the afternoon as the
match is set for 3 o'clock. They
will go by truck.
Evening journal., 1922-03-08
BY POLLY HY.

out door practice for the baseball
candidates will get under way at the
Wilmington High School within the
next few days. In the past week
the new members have been prac-
tlcing in the gym. The twirlers
have been instructed pitching by
Coach Ashton. The High school
baseball diamond Is located at 18th
and VanBuren streets.
The Cherry and White nine should
have a record team this season. as
eight players who played on the
squad last year will be back. When
Coach Ashton issued the baseball
call about 27 men reported. This
was a very poor showing for a school
OF It's size The material Ia very
good so far and the coach should
have no trouble in picking the two
teams.
Two OF last years teams have been
lost through graduation, Capt. Hard
ing and Salters. The former play
cd in center and the latter at first.
The old inheld will be intact ex-
cept for first base with Carlin,
Lichenstein. and Jones.
In the outHeld all the men are old
timers. Capt. Jones being in left.
Bradway in center and Crooks in
right.
The catching will be taken care by
Maxwell and Dawson. Richards
White. Wood and a few more new
Evening journal., 1922-03-08
.ELKTON TO HAVE
STRONG TEAM
Manager Deibert Signing
Players for Susquehanna
League Fight
HAVRE DE GRACE
is ALSO BUSY

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Md. March Manager
Ellis Deibert. Of the Elkton base bail
club. which will be in the Susque-
hanna League the coming season, Is
completing plans TO place on the
field one OF the best teams that has
donned Elkton uniforms for several
years Finn. who did most of the
twirllng for Rising sun, last season,
and clifford Potts. who did the
catching for the same team, have
both signed up with the local team.
Diebert has also signed G Smith and
r. Smith. OF Wilmington. and has
about completed arrangements for
several other players.
Thomas Kibler, of Washington
College. managerial of the 1922
baseball team of Cambridge, which
will be member of the Eastern
Shore League. has signed number
OF players for Cambridge who will
report at Chestertown, before the
season starts there will be given a
thorough tryout. 1t is probable that
fourteen men will be on the club
roster Among them already signed
are Davis. catcher last year at Sal
isbury; William Duffy. Outfelder.
formerly of Washington College. and
later OF the Salisbury team; John
son. infielder, also a Washington
College product. who has played
with Chestertown and Salisbury;
Dorsey Flowers, a Cambridge boy.
who played second base last year for
Chestertown; Bradford, pitcher
formerly Of Princess Anne; Brown,
outfielder. who has played with Cen
treville and st. Michael's; Seigen-
fuss, catcher and outfielder. a semi
professional, OF Philadelphia. and
later with Eastern Shore teams.
Other players who may be signed
shortly are Walls. outhelder, who
played last year with Centreville and
ST. Michaers; Frank Jones. Doc
Dolan, Doc Milliman. George Per-