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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
PUBLIC L|NKSMEN
BAND FOR ACTION
Metropolitan Move Is Hint for
Locals DESTROYS of More
Municipal Courses Here
BY SANDY McNIBLIICK

THERE is something Of q ruddy tip
L In the action this week Of the public
golfers of New York. They formed n
municipal golf association with the idea
OF giving New York more and better
public golf courses, a municipal golf
championship there every year, and for
the purpose of entering strong teams
in intercity tournaments.
1t is stated that New York has
three public courses, Chicago nine and
Philadelphia six.
Cobbs Creek might do the work Of
six" public links here, and we're
talking, mostly. Of two more; so, by
the same calculations. Philadelphia is
going to have eighteen publlc golf
courses. That's record, especially
as we have only one.
The new association in New York
Is made up of representatives of the
five public clubs that play on the trio
of municipal links over there. Officers
were elected and much action threat
ened. II was stated at the meeting
York public course this year with profit
W tho We'ioPoiitah C''y VI hViS '""'
| $1O0, 900.
Want More Courses
A noted golf architect at the meeting
| stated that this sum would almost cover
the initial outlay for three more New
| York public courses in the Pelham Sec
ton, and those present voted why
not?'
The new association Is going after
the project and hopes to put something
across by weight of numbers and united
plea. Public lnksmen in Philadelpha
| figure the came move here might have
the desired effect.
Right now plans are drawn 70,
or thereabouts, but, the funds are no
too available. With a flock of earnes
support the proposals would likcl!
amount TO something here.
The lone course here has given plent.
Of players chance at the game, ha
developed much talent and is mos
prominent even IL it doesn't touch oil
all sections OF the city, because OF it
location.
The latest golfer to achieve fame i
the twelve year-old boy at 'Pinehurst
who rounded the first niAe holes Of tn
championship course there this wee
in but forty-two strokes. He Is Forbe
Wilson and had one extraordinary hOl
where he drove the 186-yard flag an
ran down the putt for a 2. That
all, at his age, that kept him fror
joining the hole in one club.
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gemeinde mems team will oppose the
Germantown Boys Club. This event
will be held in the Turner'S pool at
Broad street and Columbia avenue.
The other meet will bring the Phila.
delphia Swimming Club and the West
Branch Y. NJ. G. A. squads together.
The Philadelphia Swimming Club, thi!
city's Oldest aquatic organization. viii
vie for honors with their rivals in the
West Branch tank, at Fifty second
and SAMSON streets. Both the Turner'S.
Germantown Boys Club and tho
p. 3. C.-West Branch affairs an
scheduled for s p. NJ. Eh
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BARRETT TO BE AT TOP
WEIGHT FOR FREEDMAN
Redhead viii Be at WelterweIeht
limit at the Arena

Followers OF the punch will have
chance TO see Bobby Barrett in action
as n welterweight On Christmas aft
ernoon, when the Clifton Heights lad
Will battle eight rounds with Sailor
Freedman. of Chicago, in the final of
five eight round bouts at the Arena.
Many boxing fans maintain that Bar
fctt fights his best when at the top
weight and expect Bobby to show tL
better advantage above the lightweight
limit than he had exhibited around the
l3J pound mark. Meeting Freedmen
around tho l4O mark will enable Bar
rrtt to come into the ring at his strong.
est und will leave no ioophola for an
oIibi that the making of weight weak
,ned him.
The semi final also will bring to-
g"ther a hard hitter and scientific boxer,
George X. o. Chaney. of Baltimore.
! having been paired off to battle with
! Alex Hart.
! .id Stone faces George Shade, Whitley
! Fitzgerald meets Jimmy Hanlon, Benny
! Lass boxes Tommy Murray.
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Heaweights Failed Produce Big Thrills During 922 Boxing
HOlU Does II Strike You?.
Three.Letter Athletes
By
THE OBSERVER
Penn's Ofense
Women II, Racing

livery Pennsylvania
ss pi"' s sS Gni,s the exact ''" " who have
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ksna wrestling At &. Da': Tni, ~
Win s % s
ssSF as 4 :
Every one Of eleven played football seven combined til. s,
EDGAR NJ. CHURCH thirty year. .so creates,
'ss 'sss
So ;ss, ; %;.s y: e: :, r.
to captain the team for more than one campaign.
Penn. onen.. During til. 1922 Season s
FTER the ending of the 1921 football the
tas 's %''s Il: b: S
that sss s % % %
aas Of " %
points four
tn. ss' pS r " @ % r 'as ; $ ss @ s ~ s
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efficiency Red
the four
best result: not have been obtained with tn;
attack weak and lacked punch.
.s#
MRS KATHERINE ELKINS HIT
A York Jockey Club, signalling her formal
Of Eins, Of West Virginia
under John Hastings for the turf
will breeding scale
Iva.
Before her marriage Miss Ekins skilled horsewoman She fra
thoroughbd X.
with Ed Crump. Peep
and which the the
|
Mrs. Hit also will bring the turf
| chasers r.
jacket,
cap.
few published
New York Miss Dangerfeld War, Sir
has taken Norwich for
by thoroughbred breeding
!
LIKEWISE. forecast for In
II Virginia.
q q
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Three Great Coaches Show in Fest

Pacific football
Hugo Bzdk,
rubby of West Virginia.
sposmen who the Pacific Coast champions and who objected
ura
Smiths
tackles Leland of
Caiforna
ntercional battles For Andy
football coaching Pacific
head coach Stanford in 1924 Then Pittsburgh
@
Panthers as of the top teams in this TERRITORY.
- do pel btery and tat the
Pacific
that either Princeton" Cornell i'rG, championship
beaten Andy
from his
mind rred
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in the way of news in the two classes where the
interest chiefly ics---the heavy and light weight
divisions.
Jack Dempsey did not lace pair of gloves
on his fists for titular defense in the course of
1922 There was no real opportunity for the
heavyweight king to protect his crown unless he
fought Harry Wills. the Negro. and the ma
iority of the folks most vitally interested IN
pugilism are not ready to sanction mixed bouts
Benny Leonard, who tops the lightweight
division rsked his precious gold. earning title
in n decision bout only once. In this contest he
knocked out RitChie Mitchell in six rounds.
Then he boxed twelve round no decision bout
with Lew Tender. The Philadelphia lad COM
PEELED Ben njamin to stop som" punches that were
real and earnest. but Lew did not gain knock
out which was necessary for him to win,
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REDS TURN DOWN TRADE
Refuse Offer Of Jess Barnes to-
Adolfo luqus

Cincinnati. Dec. 2l.--A proposed
trade whereby Jess Barnes, ,pitcher OF
the New York Giants, would become q
Red and Adolfo Luque, right t-handed
hurler Of the Cincinnati Club, would
20 to the Giants has been turned down.
The deal was proposed by Manager
McGraw, Of the Giants. The Cincin-
natl directors have decided not to ad-
vance the date for sending the team
South for its spring training. Manager
Pat Moran had proposed to have the
team leave here the first Of March. The
Reds will start South on March 10.
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CLANCY STILL ON
TRAIL OF DUNDEE
George Anxious for Another Try
at Johns Junior Light
weight Crown
NEXT MATCH WITH HART
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

BY LOUIS II. JAFFE
SAMMY HARRIS has busted off his
~ megaphone. raised 1t on to the roof
tops and he is believing his loudest in
behalf of George Chaney, he of the
sleep sock.
From the days that George was
featherweight Harris has been trying
to help CLANCY win a ring title-un-
successfully. to date. In 1916 the Bal
timorc southpaw attempted to dethrone
Johnny Kilbane but he was dumped
into the resin himself in that third
round out in Cedar Point. u. Early this
year CLANCY went after Johnny Dun
dee's Junior lightweight crown but he
was disqualified on foul.
Ever since that contest at the Garden.
in New York. CLANCY insists he did
not strike Dundee low punch. and
he has issued challenge after challenge
for another title scrap with the Scotch
Wop. But thus far the CLANCY deics
have not meant anything.
CLANCY Wants Dundee
Bout Before John Retires
Now that Dundee is threatening
once more--to get out of the game.
Harris has come out with a stronger
challenge than ever for Chaney.
Dundee owes us that bout before he
quits" writes Harris from Baltimore.
He ought TO meet George before he
retres So that the junior lightweight
class would not be without champion.
OF course. feel confident that CLANCY
can take the crown away from him: y
II Dundee makes his threat good by
retiring with his diadem intact, then
Harris threatens to claim the 13O-
pound at 30 clock laurels for his
southpaw socker, with the underst nd
ing that George would defend the title
against all comers.
! George will do his Christmas cele-
brating Monday afternoon in the ring
at the Arena, where he is scheduled to
take on Alex Hart in one of the five
eight round matinee mclees.
Donnelly's Shoulder
Hurt Anxious to Box Soon
Johnny Donnelly. who is a Phlladel. L.
phian now. and is making his home
across the Schuylkir, is bemoanins the
/ fact that he is suffering with a
wrenched right shoulder Mt time when
he was in line for several good matches.
Sonnelly sprang big surprise last
week in Erie, Pa. where he claims
that he administered rather nifty
boxing lesson to Rocky Kansas in a
ten. round bout. Johnny suffered his
injury with less than minute to go in
the final frame. In previous round
he slightly hurt his right hand.
After the bout a Buffalo promoter
offered Donnclly a return date with
Kansas in the latter's home town. An
Ohio matchmaker wanted TO sign up
the West Philadelphian then and there
for contest with Charley O'Donnell
But because of his injuries Dornelly
was unable to accept these bouts. He
expects to be back in training again
in a fortnight, and with the start OF
the new year John will go after the
top-notch l35 Founders.
Donnelly weighed in at 1885, pounds
ringside, for the recent Kansas con
test.
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Jimmy Burke 70 HeIp Chance

Chicago, Dec. 2i,--Jimmy Burke. OF st.
Louis. will act as assistant TO Frank
UAance. newly appointed manager OF tho
Dston Red sox. according 20 an announce.
Wnt by Chance, Burke was formerly man
- OF tho st. Louis Americans and last
gDGsn served as coach ot the Red sox
un0Dr Hugh puny, Chance also snnounced
that Jack Quinn, pitcher, had signed his
s9ntsseI ... ....... .....-
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Navy Wins on Foul Tosses

Annapolis. Md. Dec. 2l.-The Naval
Academy defeated Mania ttsn College at
basketball here "a to 20. The visitors had
the better by one goal Of fhe shooting from
the floor. and the Nays margin OF victory
was secured through the steady shooting OF
Chief Mckee and Craig from the foul line
@, Meenan, Of the visitors, led the scoring
with four goals and was easily the star
of the game.
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Raw Enters Hunter Mile

Boston, Dec. 2i.-Jols Ray, Illinois A, c.
standing In amateur ranks takes effect early
next year, will attempt TO win a second leg
al the thirty fourth annual Boston Athletic
ary 8. Ray won his nrst leg on the Hunter
Cup latt year,
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TWO SWIMS TONIGHT
Club Mermen viii Compete
Dual Meets

Two dual swim meets are on the
card for this evening. Three of the
competing aggregations will be club
teams. while the other will be Y. NJ.
G. A. representatives.
After lengthy delay. due to a
cancellation of meet scheduled sew
eral weeks ago. the Philadelphia Turn.
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LEONARD RLSKED TITLE
ONLY ONCE; DEMPSEY
RESTED DURING YEAR
Featherreghts and Middle,ceigts Also Inactive, bu
Cro,cns Changed Hands in Bantam. Welter and
.'Light Heavy DiuisionS-Bwretts Chance
by STONEY McLINN

had satisfactory voyage
D which will end This
eight rounds Philadelphia
cities and fifteen rounds In New York
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RueI Takes Law Exams

Rssl t%en,y.nvs, catcher for the Boston
Rel Sox is one Of 140 law students taking
me bar examination here,
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Scraps About Scrappers

Young Mahoncy. OF Baltimore mas rs-
Irred under the wing OF Tommy Loushiln.
karlv In The year Mahoney deserted tho
Lougn!in stable and went with Eddie Mead
~ New York. Later he was taken over BY
weish, is back with Loughiin and three
year contract has been sis aed between Them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Wiilus Britt Will chaperon three Philadel.
pha boxers 70 Harrisburg to appear in an
nt-r,lty meet there January The local
representatives will be Johnny lyman. who
returned from the coast last week; Rocky
Marion ard WIllie Singer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Kris Krinsle cIouttes,s at the Cambria
Monday afternoon vii! have ~eIterweiEht
ser,o between Charley Boots Doyle ana
Georgia Russell as the headlner. Russell
haUs from South Philadelphia, lie has
rlada quite a hit in series OF scraps at the
lptOwn club. Danny Gr.sves and Jack Darcy
Win DO the semi-fnaling. Prelims; Young
NcGoveIn w. Sammy Novia, Bobby Mcleod
lark Hend,e
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Frankie Howell. OF this city. w,rss from
cnlcaso that he was treated rather rudry
ni,ht. when his bout with Sammy Msnde,.
was stopped in the nth round. Howell
st tatrs that he was never on his ftet and the
referee had no business calling halt in the
.nheduled ten n-rounder.
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soiiy Seaman. New York fsathe rwsis sht.
scored two Victories on the coast early In the
land and then knocked out Gene Murphy In
the second at Frisco. sesmon VIII return
East shortly after the first OF the year ana
lie vii. he handled BY Nate Smith, or this
city.
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middle weight classes there inactivity Johnny
did find opponent
prny Wilson. who the mdieweght champ did not
sanctioned
to his his sincerity I"
questioned
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IN THREE pugsr dirisous horer there action that gr'
copp their columns Three separate aud dis
rhO held that HlcoHe
trimming light hcaryccighs also the
che the cerreigh championship mod -
EI-1bct j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Al Nash retired boxer. OF South Pnlladsl-
has returned to the game as trainer. He
Eas opened a gymnasium at Third aud Mon
zoe streets loo Mandell and Joe Clark are
training at Sash's place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Leo Paterson. A. f. r. lightweight cham.
p!nn, writes TO Nick Zulu from Lima. o.,
a week Paterson, who is a Negro Is open
70 meet any Of the local l3S-pounders. says
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HOULT

Mr.. and Mrs. S J. Smith and
grandchildren, Beulah and Alfred
Sporting, are visiting relatives in
Masontown, Pa. n
s Miss Hazel Bowman returned
Thursday form a trip to Hunting
ton and Charleston as a delegate
ofsthe Grand Lodge. Ladies of the
Golden Eagle.
Prayer meeting services ere
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey McElfresh last evening
with John Clevenger leader.
Fred Bowman. small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas.}D. Bowman, jumped
on a broken bottle "Wednesday cut
ting his foot in a severe manner.
He was rushed to Fairmont Hos
pital where the foot was dressed.
The wound is nota dangerous one,
and he will probably be all right
in "a few days.
Frank Barnes is making a. num-
Der of Improvements and repairs
about his house.
Joe Barton of Fairmont, with
two trucks, is today hauling the
portable school house from here co
!Catawba where it will be used as a
temporary means of giving room
Sfor7three teachers.
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Social Calender
Saturday.

Saturday.
Miss Ruth Speddcn will enter.
tain at a bridge luncheon in her
home in CASTOR avenue, compl:-
mentary Ito her guest, Miss
Eleanor Evans Of Data, Pa. A
Sunday.
The annual reunion OF the
IIamilton-Par Will be
held at Jollif's Grove, near
Pennington, the program. begin
The sixth annual reunion of the
Carpenter family will be held in
Church in Burners Ridge.
Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Billingsley Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South will
meet in the evening in the parlors
of the church.
Wednesday
The members OF the Woodlawn
Nature Club OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at 1880
p. M, in the church and will hike
to the swinging bridge.
Thursday
There will be a meeting Of the
entertainment committee OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
at 1880 p. m. in the chhrch.
The congregation of the First
Baptist Church and the Sunday
school will hold their annual pic
mic in Loop Park. 4
A dance will be given by the
local lodge of E1ks In the evening
at #Ravine Park.
Friday
Sutherland Dwight Smith will
give an organ recital in the evening
in the Billingsley Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church South.
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NORWOOD u

To lndiHnl

NJ and Mrs. Ervinsaawkfnasgsasn
family and Miss Mary&StretchbsgTsyy%#
will leave Sunday or5axmotoI$fEE1ln8
to points in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
trip they win VISTA
Harlan Stretchberry, former#sNS1orasS
wood residents
New DauahtersSgSa@
A daughter was@bornStogAE4AnQN
Mrs.C. Collins ofSParkarsbnrrssssTrssss
Gently. Mrs. Co1linsafsSaasIstslEasse9f
Mrs. J. A. Landes ofsNorWoodsssSShhaN
was Miss Grace IcesofEFatrmoneSnpssss%
fore her marriage.
Sunday school Hikessgss
The Knights#&Eofs HonorMG
the Norwood Observation-Disclosures
to Pricketts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ming where picnic 1unchsWasReat
en-. The affairwas plannedSgbySsSs
Dent West, teachersof thssclasss
Personals
Miss Gladys Currey#tssthesgueat
of relatives in Grafton3$@sa
Hayes Hughes visited httsIsistsr
Mrs. Samuel Thomas otsAdorgannsS
town, Tuesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ordonsWash@Ytsfkss
ed MI. and Mrs: James WalshsS ltIss
Martin McDonoughshas
home after two weekssssSvfaftSstoNs
New York and Observation-Disclosures
Miss .MurielsssMoo ofADaybrooks
is the guest Of Mrs. IuellaGTsnnantNN
Miss Mary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the guest4of her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Charles Hale OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
week. 4Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. S.W:-Pgicesandsson
Carl visited the former,ssgbrotherssa
John Price of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mar1on.VincentaA
visited the former's8parentss3&AIsee
and Mrs,Lee Vincent&orTaylprsss
County, Sunday.
Miss Ethel observation-disclosures
of C1arksburgsvisit SMtssssNIna83
Hughes Sunday. sss$ssS@
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C.SHuighesand@A
family visited sMr.sandSMra.sHooWWSs
ard Williams of$DownsS SundayIssg$Ss
Mrs. N. Riggs ConnellsyfIIeS
Pa, who was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
death OF clyde BurtoftssssonSSofsaaNlrssSS
and Mrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
H. H.. Dodd EWs1nesdayss%MN
Mr.. and Mrs. DentsgWests%%and
family and Mrs. .$A..#SattsEde1d&
visited Mr.. and Mrs.#JohnnfeNRtcA
inson at their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sunday
Mrs. Luella TennantSand
Leonard visited reIatiyesssatsDJaysssa
brook Sunday. asssSSSSss 4asSS8s
Lonnie Eteetle and HRaIphsHpu1ts&s
We're in MannfngtongS1nday.aSs@s
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WATSON

STF8%@gETN %HE@IEH IS&g&5F#MME
John Covatt. local merchant.
returned the first OF the week
from McKeesport,, Pa, where he.
had been called on account OF the
condition of his little son who met
with a serious accident. The child
was standing near a stone wall
when a passing automobile round,
ing a curve. left the street and
pinned the child against the wall
While 1t is thought the boy VIII
live, the-1ower part OF his body
will be p~aralyzed. Mr. Cova3A has
lived here for some time; while
Mrs.#Covatt and'the other mem.
bers or the family are ;rin resid-
ing in Mckeesport.
Baseball
The Watson Independents are
playing the Fairview team this at
ternoon at 3:45 on the local dia-
! mond. The independents have a
game scheduled with Grafton to-
morrow afte1~n which will be
played on the home grounds.
Il. Weiner Roast
A delightful time was spent by
the members of the Pythian Sis
tiers Lodge yesterday evening
when two large trucks conveyed
the party to Kingmont where
they participated in a weiner
roast and camp fire supper. The
membership turned out in full 60
enjoy the event which was the,
first outing given by the lodge,
this season..
s5 Hunting Trip 8
J.. E. Wilhelm and Joseph Es-.
tep are home from q three days
hunting trip in the vicinity of
Boothsville. The hunters are n
thusiastic over the results, having
succeeded DIN bagging nine
groundhogs- Ia
New Cars
Ben Mahaffey, who went to
Cleveland a few days ago. is ex-
pected to return home this even
ing with a new Cleveland automo-
bile. Mrs Lillian Heintzelman is
|land car while Walter Lafolette
has recently placed an order fo-
a Studebaker automobile.
Church Notes
The following services for the
coming week will be held in the
local NJ. p Church. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M. William
Merrifield. superintendent; public
worship and preaching service at
s p. m, sermon by the regular
pastor, the Rev. a. w Lowe,
woman's bible class Monday ven
O'Clock Tuesday evening"; mems
bible class Thursday evening with
Frank Bradley as teacher.
Hospital Patient
Mrs. Emma LOOMS was admit
ted as a patient tc-Cook Hospital
a few days ago where she has
since undergone an operHt1on for
appendicitis. While the operation
was quite complicated. the patient
rallied nicely and the last reports
gave her condition as satisfac-
tory.
Improving Property
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Tarleton
are improving their property by
building several additional rooms
They are also building a porcn
across the entire front Of the
house.
@ TO Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mortified and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Parks paid a
short visit to the latter's parents
here last Wednesday The party
were en- route to Cleveland, Ohio
where they will spend a couple of
weeks with relatives. They are
making the trip by automobile.
From Coal Center
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long of
Coal Center, Pa, who motored
here several days ago and were
guests Of c.. Hand u G.. Tar
Teton. left for their home Thurs
day.
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long Of
Coal Center, Pa, who motored
here several days. ago and were
question C. H. and u G. Tarle-
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W.7I Gfao4 NE
DR..

The body Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
whose death occurredSatlMorgan
town on Wednesday,S@Wa EbToughts
here today apdSburiedinsW4ppdlaHv
Cemeteryb by Observation-Disclosures
body
large number of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and relatives OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by relatives ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The body was takensimmedIataIYS
upon the arrival Of the..train@tosthes
cemetery where$burialw assmade.