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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
CONTEST DEFINITELY
CLOSED EARLY TODAY
All-American Quarter Back
Announces He Will Visit
Richmond.
is NOW ASSEMBLING STARS
Al Picrotti, Ericsson aud Coplcy VIII
BE Seen on Visiting Team-"Won-
der Back" tn Play Absorbent
ThronE Expected Ia Witness Game.
Ky EARLE LITY.

Positive acceptance of terms for n
football game here on New Years
Day came from 10 NcMillin. famous
Centre quarter back ana all American
star. carly this morning.
With the understanding that Nc
Millip will bring a team OF stars,
among them being the noted Ericsson.
OF Washington and Jefferson. and Al
Pierotti. OF WASHINGTON and Lee,
Bethel this morning Will post So
O00 guarantee for the Western All
Stars. McMillin at the same time
Will put up a certified check for ST.
600 to guarantee the appearance OF
himself and the DESIGNATED men on
the field here for the holiday clash.
The closing OF the agreement for
the game was made by long distance
from Milwaukee at o'clock this
morning. with Bethel and McMllm
in full accord. While McMllin could
not name his complcte team. he as
surred Bethel that. IL possible, he
will bring Rcd Roberts with him.
McMillin and his team will arrive
here three days before the game and
viii put on tho finishing touches to
their training here. The team Will
not play in Washington and the APP
pearance OF 70 McMillln here VIII he
lne Only opportunity the East VIII
have To see THIS star in action.
Negotiations 10 bring Glen Kill
niger here to strengthen the local
team are on. Killingcr last night in
telephone conversation with The
Times Dispatch from Harrisburg,
Pa, named his figure. which. how
ever was too high. Through other
sources an effort has been started ~
have killinger reduce his price. hut
the great Penn state back Of last
season is greatly in demand While
Red Johnston Of North Carolina, has
tentatively accepted the local offer,
the contract for his services will not
be signed until he is heard from to-
DAY.
Tickets for the game Will be placed
on sale Tuesday As the temporary
seats in Mayo Island Park have been
torn down. ther. viii only be about
5000 coupuned seats offered Jrterr
VIII be- room, however. for thousands
more in the park, and the real foot
ball fan Will welcome the oppor-
tunity 10 be a railbird. with the
prospect OF following the play up
and down tho field
practice for the Richmond team
viii start Monday ni&ht. If possible,
the ;anbark riding ring at tho l;ov.-
it"ers' .trmory viii be utilized for
The practice. IL tho consent OF tho
military authorities can be secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
T|LDEN PESS|M|ST|C
OVER HIS NET FUTURE
{ IN NIPPON Tennis Player
Fears Ampu,a,cd Finger
Will Spoil PLAY.
lBv Associatccd Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. William
T. ridden, 2nd, national tennis cham
rIon, declared today he would CON
slider himself lucky to get i'm the first
ten for 1928. Discussing for the nrst
time his prospects since hc lost the
first Joint az tho middle finger Of
his playing hand. the Champion was
pcssimis;ic about the future.
T!ldcn said 1t would hc necessary
for him Ia huild up an entirely new
system of play and tina; many OF his
trick plays would be lost to him.
Confidence III his shots. he confessed
would be greatly undermined.
Il Will have a nice orthodox game
next year. he lamcuted." nothing
ilashy and a few forcing strokes
am certain now that what is left Of
my middle finger viii be stin and
virtually useless in gripping a
racket. That means all my strokes
In which this finger plays a part Will
have TO be changed or modified"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
CHURCH HILL JUNIORS
DEFEAT BOYS CLUB

Church lin steps into the lead In
the junior basketball race hv de-
ehtlnS the Boys Club last night. ON
IN" natter teams floor The final
score was 20 10 Is. Teamwork ana
'oSe guarding by the Church Hill
nryS. Was largely rcsponsibIa fnr
'heir victory. The Boys Club nut nm
" nara tght. which made tho game
exciting throughout. The score:
no!S oinn C. II. y. e. Jrs
hopkins fright forward. 80. PAYNE
lawrence left forward. Mehlbrcch
u ing fc) center. 49,. Stone fc1
MoSs'y .....richt guard Johnson
'pp'emhn LEFT guard. &C.. Hinnan,
summary; field goals. Boys Club
HOPKINS, 3; Lawrence. !: King. i.
Moslcy. l. Church Hill: Payne. l.
Mehihrech, &; stone. I: Johnson.
Fouls: Hopkins. .: Oppleman D
Payne. ]; stone. =. Referee: HoIII.
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
ssBO' AlAlZLLLNS ALL STARS ACCEPT FOOTRA7
HAVANA

First race-Armcdce los (Deach)
su.1o. Sl4.60. $3.50. won: Conundrum
Time. l:OS 3-5. All ran.
Second racc-Equator. III tNIc-
Laughlim. Sll.So. 1920. Sil0. won;
Josephine X. los (Ambrose). $1,000
$40. second; Lady Frakcs. 1O1
Ruth Wchlc. May Rose. Good
Enough. Fair and Warmer. Jap
Muma. Hello Cross. also ran. Who
Can Tell. Machine Gunner. scratched.
Third race-fve and half fur
lonEs-Kitty Chcatham. los OWL
liamsl. $3.50. $500. $500 first; Foy.
Toe tGray). $500, S7.1O. second: Miss
Caltha. Ill (Burns), sT.3o. third.
Time. 1908. First PulIet. Wcdgcwood,
Memphis. Bennington and McLano
also ran.
Fourth racc-six furlongs-War
Map, III Riley). Sl6.4O. $3.50. $3.50.
first: Colonel Murphy. III tArvin).
hilo. $3.50. second: Win or Quit, III
tBurns), 81 third. Time, 1912 As.
Ray Atkin. Nab. Bob Giles. Dairyman
and Primo also ran.
Fifth racc-milc and n sixteenth
Buddic tcan. III Urothcrs). $3.50.
$3.50. out. first: Cromwell, lli wood
stock). $3.50. out. second. Quaker. lo3
t'rimrosc), out. third. Time. LAS i-5.
sun Turrett and Wakefield also ran.
Sixth racc-mile ana seventy
10 twilliamsj.
$3.50, $3.50. $50. first: black Ton,
Ito VC"rcy), $3.50. S36o. second /:
hiliy Lane, lO5 UErothers). s2.aO
third Time. l:4i Is. Kathleen *.
Dainty Lady. Nellie York. Herman
thimera, Thistle Queen also ran.
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BOUT WITH CRIPPLE
ENDS WITH DEATH

AKRON. ONO. Dec. S.-Mikc Vcm-
iiy, Is. BnrherStuwn. Ohio. died in n
hospital here last night several
hours after he had engaged IN a box
ing hoUt with Johnny ianiSon. is. a
Griphied newShoy boxer ot Akron.
The bout. "a preliminary TO the VAL
gar-Amcs contest. was STONED in
the fourth round after Vcmity had
Been hoorcd twice. once for count
Of nine.
Ncmity retired TO his dressing
room, hut returned to tho hall TO
watch tho remaining events when
no collapsed and was taken to tho
hospital. lie is said To have eaten
heartily shortly before the bout. The
coroner IS Investigating.
Rcnuie Nalgar. New York light
weight. outpoiutcd While Aincs. AK
ron. in hard fought twclve-round
main so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
JEFFERSON PARK

First racial Stchlcr. lo7 Cor
coran). II TO :. even. and to >. won.
Vortex. l0T tpwensl, > 10 |, :. TO ..
second; Flying Devil, IL CAtkinsonp.
tess. Lawn Mower. Wranslcr, kocl-
liza. Mildred Ruth. Fcrandos. Irish
Pat. Athlete. Dentarsa also ran. o.,
stone Age. Setting sun. Blue Bird,
Mule Skinner and Marjorie wood,
Second race-Monastcry. Ill CMor-
gam. TO !. 5 to ,. ! TO >. won; Last
Effort. lOt ,Corcoran). to !. / TO {,
second. CARTE, los (Mein), : TO +.
third. Time. 40 l-5. Sewel Combs.
and Th"o, also ran. Miracle Man,
scratched.
Third .race.Whalchonc, IL Mc-
Crannr. to ) 10 ., to 10, won;
to-, =. second; Paul Micon. Ill
CSmallwoodD. ! 10 .. third. Time.
$40 ID Granny Lee. Golden Floss.
Money also ran. Assume, liiilsdnl",
Fourth racc-Marvtn May. ia
upooD. even. 10 1. and out, won; My
Rcvcric. llr ,Ens"r), TO 3. ana out.
third. Time, l:l3 IL. Wood Trap aut!
Comic Song. scratched. 40 als6s.
Fif;h r:tv,--milc and seventy yards
Wynncwood. ITO G.anE), To- 3. out.
out, first John lioshor. lo6 tI<cIsayp.
2 TO !. out, out. second; Financial
Rooster loo oMoorcp,. 80 to l. t "a !,
out, third. Time, l:io. tcmly three
startcrsJ
Sixth racc-milc and an eighth
Richeiieu. III IRochm). II 80 10. :
- ). to s. first, our birthday. llG
tWallaccb, ? TO :. 3 to ) to :. Sec
ond; Ballot Car. liz CMoorc), Ia to /,
TO /. to /, third. Time. 1855 80.
Moody BecswinE, The wiz also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
BAILEY IS WINNER
OVER MCCARTNEY

BAILEY veteran NJ tho angle
samc. had no trouble TN disposlnC Of
mr. younger and less experienced
rival, Mccartney. 81 tie three -cush-
lon billiard match al the Recreation
hHIiaf9 rarlors last Might, defeating
the younrst@r. % TO IL For a while
g. looted as II the game would be q
tecord- breaker, for ,he least number
81 Innings. EGilcy leading, Is to 4.
at tho end OF the twcuty-nfth scs-
son. but It WAS not umtu the forty
fourth Inning that he scored his
iw"nty-iifth point with run of two.
The schedule for next week is as
follows
Mouday-champion Howard vs..
Sharp
Tuesday Alloy VS. Stuart.
cdnesday--Sh Shelley rs. Herbcrt.
IhursdaS Williams rs. Mccartney.
fflGay stone VS.. Bailey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
JEFFERSON p. ENTRIES

FRS; race-S7oo. allowances; two
year olds, SIZE nG:lours Sweep
Hawk, lib, Setting sun. li3. Per
marco, no; BrWuncll, ZIG. Bet:er
Times, ll6. Uatglcd, lOT: Consolation.
loo, S!anGvr"r, no, NandcrhUrg. ll6.
year Odds and up. s furlouss
Lnmpus. ITO. Trantula. los. Mock
orange. los; tN) PictruS. los: Louisa.
100. tNl Guv'upr, los; ~ Pride OF
india, les. W hp cares. liu. tN) or
Gus. li3; Simplicity 100: Green Cold.
Third race-'7oo, claiming; three
fN) King Trojan. lIG. Austral, 1908:
Wadsworth's Last, 1903; Attorney
Muir, III. Hickory. lu5; 81 War
IKE. lo4. 90 May Roberts. 10.
Nus'!cr. 100; PIT. lut
Fourth race-$l.0c0 tho La Fourche
Handicap, FOR three year Odds and
yp mile, aud an eighth.- Saddle and
stone. log; Duke john, los; Rocky
Mountain, In7.
Fifth race $500. claiming: IL.
Vest WeEo Hai;!icap. three wear
ODDS ana up. mile and seventy yards
FANNIE Bean, los; Knight OF the
,,oocEG,. io5 Attorney, 100; cantilevcr,
S.xth race $500. claiming. three
year .o!ds and VI. mil. aud quar-
Merchant. ili; 90 American
Solder, lot: ChalcaCuay. 100: SAGA
NOOK, 1913. Service star III. Bravo.
;acu!ar Girl. 1903. * Lucy Kate.
lpl- tHD-ApprcntiCc allowance of
Ave pounds claimed. Weather rainy
track muddy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
BOYS OF CHURCH HILL
LAUNCH JUNIOR CLUB
Rex Vernon Haley First Presi.
dent Of New Athletic
Organization.
Organization.

Tho Church Hill Athletic Aesocia-
tion last night gathered together at
tho association clubhouse n good rep-
rcscntativo OF tho Juvenile population
OF Church I'M when IT formed tho
Junior Church Hill Athletic Club.
H. A. Rist. OF tho Boys' Club. spoke
to the boys. IIe explained thorough
ly tho purpose and manner OF con-
Quoting his club and advised that tho
boys follow his methods md try to
catch up with his organization.
Following Mr.. Rist. ono OF tho
Church Hill boys leaders. c. G.
Crouch. principal OF Springfield
School. gave out n handful OF father
OF clean living and athletics.
After general DISCUSSION. II was
decided to elect officers TO run the
affairs OF the club. and the following
boys were honorcd, after close ball
loting:
President. Rex Vernon Haley: vice
president, Archie Iiiggina; secretary
OF state. Wexford George; secretary
Of treasury. George Winston: sccrc-
tary OF Interior. Jimmie Pcay: attor-
ncy-Ecncral. Archie Duncan
After election OF officers. President
Haley called the meeting TO order
and instructed each OF tho newly
elected officers In their respective du.
ties Tho club Will meet every FRI
day night at tho association club
house at 1890 o'clock. Dues to tho
club were fixed to 10 8 cents each
month.
President Haley accepted tho mem
horship OF sixty boys on tho nrst
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
DIXIE COLLEGE HEADS
MEET HERE NEXT YEAR
Ban on Summer Baseball Ad-
vocatcd by Big Con.
ference.
ley Assoclntea Press !

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s-Athletic.
rulings TO be included among the
standards 70 which all member col
lcgcs must contUgm, were laid down,
officers elected and Richmond, Va
was chosen as next years meeting
place a; the final session today OF
the twenty seventh annual convcn-
i!on Of the Association @. colleges
and Secondary schools - the South
ern States.
Spencer McCalNs. ~ Chattanooga.
was elected president; Miss Emile
McVea. pres dent %: So: BFiar COL
lego, Q. Wig Ma, au.- e =. Hanson. OF
New Orleans vice. Tresidauts. and
Edwin y !.rs=y. q Durham. " g.
r@taTy.tresSu-s- Tho new cxecu-
tive cou.a!tt=e elected Is composed o.
James Il Kirkland Vanderbilt Uni
vers!tyi !. r Baker. University O.,
South Carolina " D Hooper. Uni
vers.ty ~ Georgia ". ". cum. o:
Gouchsr coAe=e hsl- more, ma, at!
president OF Tulane University.
The retiring executive committee
submitted its r.port 10 the conyeu-
ton this morning !, recommended
that the association standards re-
sard!ns athletes ue nade more spc-
cifc with regard - faculty control
10 the extent that ANAL decision ir
all matters q athletic policy shall
rest unequ.v0ea!B. wIln tho faculty
rigid entoIce:.,l. Of entrance re.
# quirements and scholarship stand
ards without discrimination In :ayo,
or against tho athlete; elimination
OF the Special studru, from pArtici.
patton In INTERCOLLEGIATE contests
abolition o! the seasonal. ia favor O
the tu!l-tine coach. which shall ranl
as member o: the faculty.. summary
dismissal OF - cuaca who lends him
SELF in any way u the practice %
/ scouting, and who offers hlCl
school students Inducements to AT
tend his particular college. rcduc
ton OF annual expenditures for in
tercollegiate athletics t. amount,
commensurate with other depart
ments o; the college. and regulate,
II the amount Of time devoted /.
athletes by Limitation OF the ilin
Der OF games "a each season ana n
scheduling practice periods
The r"colHmendu ~ thc com
Tnittse were Endorsed and tho dele
gates voted 10 refer them 20 ,nai
vicua! colleges for immediate actor
The repor, declared mat whi,
there is & healthy condition I'm attn
letcs in the South, the COMMITTEES wa
of the opinion that there arc ccrt.,l
existing abuses which should bee cor
rected.
Summer baseball, as played by co
lege students on professional O
semiprofessional teams. was frnwuo
upon by the committee as orposcb :
the Fundamental Principle oc anna
teurism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
NORFOLK SOCCER TEAM
WILL PLAY HERE TODAY
Church Hill to Stage League
Contest Starting at 3
O'clock.

rms afternoon ut , o'clock the SOC
Ger team OF the Church Hin Ath-
ictic Association will meet the Nor
folk Soccer club In scheduled game
of the southeastern League. Both
tho Virginia teams have been de-
fcated by the TWO Baltimore teams.
ana are hEhting TO get out OF the
cellar so the game will be ncrcely
contested.
Young Dutton. of the Church Hill
team. VIII be In the lineup today
Tor tho first time in several weeks
ana should he great Improvement
to the forward line which has bean
very weak. The game tomorrow will
DC started promptly at o'clock so
as 10 allow tho Norfolk team 20
catch tho $50 o'clock train
The teams will line up as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
MiAMI-TO.HANANA
RACE IS PLANNED
LRv Assoclated rrcss l

NEW YORK, Dee. S.-h long-dis-
lance motor boat race. from Miami
Beach TO Havana. March 2. has been
announced by the race commission
OF the American Power Boat Associa-
ton Other dates on the winter
schedule are:
January 2-6, Los Angeles; January
- 20 aud -, Bermuda; February
l5-lN New orleans: February 81 to
March 4 motor-boat show, New
York City. March $40. Miami. Fla
March 6. cruiser race Havana to Key
West March :. cruiser race, Key
West TO Miami; March 9-l0. runabout
and cruiser races on Biscayno Bay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
GIBBONS AND MISKE
IN DECISION MATCH

ST. PAUL, MINI. Dec S.-Thc ten
round bout between Billy Miske and
Tommy Gibbons. heavywciehts. here
on December Is may hc the frs.
leealized decision boxing contest in
Minnesota, 1t was indicated today,
The state Boxing Commission has
authority 10 permit decisions and
Gibbons and M!she have expressed
Willingness TO have decision rem
dered. Heretofore. no oincial YER.
diets have been rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
CARPENTER ACCEPTS
TOWNLEY CONTEST
thy Associated Prcss1

PARIS. Dec. San offer for
Georges Carpenter to meet the Brit
ish heavyweight nghtcr. Arthur
Townicy. I'm April In Prague. Czecho-
SlovGkia. has h"cn accepted by Dcs-
camps. Carpenters manager, ac-
cording 10 tho Herald
Tho newspaper adds that Carpcn-
tier says while he is training for
this bout he will he glad to meet
his conqucror. Battling" sikh. as "a
trYout.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
INTIMATES
CHANGES IN TEAM
nav Assoclated &c,

\ CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec s.-Tr!s
Speaker. manager OF tho Cleveland
American League team. was IN
Cleveland q short time to-day FOL.
.lowira hunting trip in the West.
He will attend the annual meeting
of the American League scheduled
70 DO held next week.
* Speaker int!mated that eti!! :ur.
ther changes may he made In the
pefeo1rel OF the, club before kho
winter season ends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
semitic Gets johnston

SEATTLE, WASH. Dec. s-Jamne
Boldt. president OF tho Seattle paci0c
COAST League baseball club. has oh
taihcd the release Of Doc Johnston.
former first baseman for the Clcvc-
iand and Philadelphia Americans. he
,eiecraphed from Louisville. where
ne is attending the convention of
minor leagues. 4 Louisville report
Yesterday WAS that Johnston an
i n"ul"ea he was To manage a Pacific
Coast League club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
Mickey Walker to Meet krur.

NEWARK. ~ j.. Dec S.-Mickcy
walker. worlds weitcrweight cham
pI"h. today was matched for
lW'Ne-r"Hnd no decision bout with
fnil kruE here December Is The
bout wl! mark walkers first an
rearancc I'm the ring since defeating
Jack Rr.tton for the CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Hrus is local boxer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
Mrs. rnrson win. Tourney.

PINEHURST. =. c., Dec. S,-Mrs.
Donald Parson. Of Youngstown. de-
fcatcd her feilow-cluh woman. Miss
Louise Fordycc. at the nineteenth
hole in the finals OF the women's an
nual Carolina tournament, played
here today. Miss Fordyce had led
Mrs. Parson. 3 up. at the end OF the
first seven holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
BOWLING NOTES

In tho Bankers Bowling League on
the Newport Alleys, tho First Ma
tional Rank boys took the series from
the Broadway National Bank boys in
order. II was AN off night for tho
Broadway boys. and. coupled with the
loss of "Lcad-ofI" Eubank. the team
could not get started.
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
Ban johnson Wcakens
OH League Meeting
Try Associated Press ]

CHICAGO. Dec. S-Ban Johnson.
president OF the American League.
In telegram from Excelsior
Springs. Mo-, tn the Associated
Press tonight. announced that tho
American League owners will hold
their annual meeting in New York
next Wednesday. December 10
American League meeting will bc
held in New York next wcdncs-
day" the message said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09

" 4 tidit"
Pal Moore to Fight.

CHICAGO. Dec. S-pal Moore
Memphis bantamwcight. tonight was
matched to meet Eud Taylor. Of
Terra itautc. Ind. in a round
contest here before the naval post
81 Tho American legion. beccmhcr 81.
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nufraIo acts Junior a. 4. 4. Meet.
NEW YORK. Dec s.-The National
junior a y. T.. indoor track and field
championships for 1929 will be held
February u, AT buffalo. II was an
MnNMccN tOdaY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
First National
broadway National.

In the Federal Reserve Ranking
Y"acUc Audit" took the series from
he Bear Cats in order by comforta bic
margins III each game.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09
FLORIDA WILL BE THE MECCA
OF SPRING TRAINING CAMPS
NY Associated prcss.l

Dec S-Florda trann
of
be
OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-09

New York-San Antonio. Texas.
ChicaEo-Catalina Island. Cal.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Fla.
81. 1.ouis--liradcn;Ow Fla.
Cincinnati-Orland Fla
yn-Eustls. Fla.
pittsburgh-Hot Springs. Ark.
Boston-St. Petersburg, Fla.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-09-21
lSLESBORO

Schools began in town Sept. IL.
Miss Martha Smith left recently for
Castinc Normal school
Mrs Izora Duncan has returned to
Castine to complete her course at the
Normal school.
Miss Florence Beckett has returned
from Camden, where she has had en-
ployment during the simmer.
Many of the summer residents have
returned to their winter homes afte r
having spent the summer here
Mrs Theora Knowiton. daughter Of
Mr.. aud MIRA Nahum Pendieton, is spend :
ing her vacation with her parents
Miss Christiana Pendleton died last
Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Hatch. The deceased was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Richmond H
PendIeton and was 81 years old. She
leaves two sisters and two brothers t.
mourn her loss: Mrs Sarah Hatch. Mrs
Lydia Davis, Captain Nathan Pen dletol
and George r. PendIetoa. Funeral ser
ces were held last Tuesday with Rev
Lswalien officiating
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-09-21
PROSPECT FERRY

Orrin Luke of Chelmsford, Mass. has
visited his mother, Mrs. Emma Luke,
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. c R Leske of Sprinsfeld,
Mass recently visited Mr. and Mrs. W
D. Hartman.
Mrs. Alvsh Berry and daughter Viz
ginis of Boston recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Evander Hartman.
Mrs. Rose Lord and two children OF
New Jersey, who have b-en spending the
summer here at the Lord cottage, left by
auto for their home Sept TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Avery and chill
dren have moved from Standpoint into
the James PIERCE house al the Ferry
Mrs. Avery will teach the school here
the coming year.
Mrs. Henrietta Harding CHM died at
her home September 7th. She had been
sick several weeks and hsr death was not
unexpected, but still It was shock to
her family. Mrs. CHM YVES 4 woman
highly respected By all who knew htF
and she will be sadly missed in this CON-
nunity. She leaves to mourn their loss
one daughter, Mrs. Josephine Bank, and
one sister, Mrs z. W. Grindle Of this
place, and large circle Of relatives and
friends. The funeral service took place
from her late home Sept 9Th Rev. MI
Cass Of Bucksport spoke TO the sorro1ins
family, W. Haley Of Winterport under
taker in charge The flowers were many
and very beautiful Those from out OF
town to attend were George He gan OF
Lynn, Mass; Mrs. Alwilda Meade OF
Boston; Mrs. vannie Rackiiife and the
Misses Isabel and Emroy CHM of Belfast;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gilkey and Hiss Fsu:-
tina Harding OF Searsport, Harvey Libby
Of Bangor; Mrs. Everett PIERCE and MISS
Lizzie CHM Of Bucksport; and MI. ana
Mrs. Charles Croker Of Standpoint.