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The County BOARD OF Assessment
reports the following transfers of
rural real estate:
Land AT Middletown. by Anna l..
Rrownholtz 10 William ". Calvin. for
1920.
Land AZ Claymont. by Harry F.
Taylor to Charles NJ. Peters. for
81 900.
Land ut Ashley. by Annie Y. King
20 Edward NJ. Burris. for $1,000
Land at New Castle. by Joseph T.
Atkinson to James n. Atkinson. for
$500.
Land in New Castle hundred. by
Milhurn Revis TO George J. Harring-
ton. for $3.50.
Land Mt Brack-Er. by Aaron X.
Taylor 20 Richard Webb, for $500.
Land for road constructor in Bran
DIVINE hundred. by Willard :. Handy
To the State OF Delaware. for sS07.50.
Land at Mnddlctown. by Eugene A.
Shallcross 20 Thomas Walker, FOR
sl67.
Land ct Elmhurst. by George
Montgomery 10 Elizabeth c. Rovd
aud by the latter 20 Virginia c. Mont
geometry. for tho nominal sum Of IS,
land for road construction in New
Castle hundred. by Andrew johnson
~ the State OF Delaware. for the
nominal sum Of 81.
Land at Penn Rose. by Charles d.
Bulger 20 John J. Haniey and by the
latter 10 Mary &. Rulger, for the
nominal sum OF 81.
Land for road construction in
Blackhird hundred. by Jacob II.
Spicer 90 the State Of Delaware, FOR
the nominal sum OF ST.
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FIRE At SPRINGS.
Park Buildings Threatened by
Blazing Brush That Almost
Became Destructive.

cranston Heights. March 3o.-Rrnn-
DIVINE Springs Park. which hae been
visited by several serious fires in pas,
yeerv. was saved from fsmec. yestcr-
day afternoon. by tho Cranston
Heishts fire company. after brush
IRE that had raged In that section all
day ignited several OF the amueemen,
buildings. When the firemcn arrived
1T the park they found the roof OF
one OF more buildings In flames.
Tho FRO in tho park WAS discovered
BY Paul Davis. an employee. who called
tho Crans,on Heights flremen. They
In turn notified tho Five Points and
Elsmere frcmen. These companies re.
appended but their services were no,
needed the FIRE having been, extin.
gtr!shcd on their arrival.
The Heights fremcn were called out
Inst night. 10 the Kiamenai water
works. where n bruAh fire th~~tenet
that phnt. This fro wae beaten out
by the firemen
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The limo 70 Do II.

When the fire engine Is parked In
front Of your property-with streams
Of water being played on tho burnins
structure IT'S too late 10 think OF in
surrnce.-The time TO insure Is today
CORTLAND r. Pierson Co. Odd Fellows
building. can insure you against loss
by hre.--Adv
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Only Advertising That Known be Reliable This Page
Legal Notices

Addressed 20 the proA-
dent or the Levy Court. room I33,
County building. Wilmington, Del VII
Do received UntD ~ O'Clock noon, Tuee-
day, April ~. 1927. for the copstruction
OF reinforced concrete bridge Of rs.
foot span. 10 replace bridge No zz1,
AZ fairyicw school. In Mil Creek Hum
dreJ, and tho construction OF 3 q
reinforced concrete ciiivert on Grjbb'O
Landing Road. in brandy sfne Hundred.
Plans aud specifications may 20 obtained
~ the Office ~ the county engineer, room
1913. Count ~ building, on and after April
q. upon deposit ~ 80 90, which will
r. be refunded upon their return in good
condition on or before the day OF ths
letting A certified check OF $500 must
reserves the right TO reject any or all bids.
q. u, Grubb. county engineer March
n, 1922
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That Puts the Joy Back into Life.

WHEN you've Ind 10 buy n lorger refrigerator 10
take cam Of the food supply for your growing fam
lily, and that leaves you with perfectly good smaller
your hands that you'd very much like 10 convert
into some highly useful cash
And you tell somn Of your friends and neehbor.
about this available refrigerator that you're ready %
deliver to any moments notice but your icc-
box offers seem 60 meet with pretty cold reception
And YOU move IL down In the cellar until tho de-
msnd becomes heavier but every In while the idea
you that there ought 90 be somebody in the
city who would be glad 60 take that refrigerator II YOU
only knew who that
And thcn-you remember the Every Evenings
Classified section--and the phone number POO and
everything
And in the next four days after your little nd an
pears in the Household Goods' column YOU have Ave
people around 20 look at the refrigerator aud two
OF them make YOU offers and agrees your price
and YOU make the aale
That Cuts The Joy Back Into fifer
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NOTICE
BOARD or ADJUSTMENT FOR THE
CITY OF MILMINGTONs CITY HALL,

u Ut WIts-FI 7 7! y I'M u 7 r HNTlIt,
MARCH rs, 1922
In accordance With section ID. chapt4e
l2i, volume -. laws Of Delaware. public
notice is hereby given that The asrss-
mont for tar for tho fiscal year beginning
July !, 1879. having besn completed. hAs
been 1led In the ofIico o. the Board ~
Assessment, room No. 1853, City HAL,
and is ready for public inspection from
March IS 10 March 81, 1922
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EMPLOYMENT.


Situations wanted-Maie 81
MAN Native Of India. wishes position a.
cook. walter or butler. John Alex, sol
Eant Nixth street
SCREW MACHINE Aud turret lathe
hand. can furnish reference y. Uordnu
AGA East seventh street
NATCHMAN-O fireman. willing 20 do
labor work W n Taylor. ~ West
Twelfth street.
YOUNG MAN VIII do chores Tor pfi
vate family for ono day wnrk John
Bennett, 6O2 West street Phone BssO
YOUNG MAN Aged 20. desires position
with private family Edward q Common
go West street
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Legal Notices

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals viii be- received by tho
Mayor and Council OF Laurel, Laurel
Delaware. at tho town hall until 2 % m
Thursday, April II. 1922, for the CON
struction OF drains. Curbing and paving
also curbing and guttering in certain
streets in the town OF Laurel. involving
the following, approximate quantities:
40 CRATE lnlets.
9 grato inlets without catch basins
500 lin. feet i0-inch terra Gotta inlet
pfpo.
80 lin. foct 12-inch terra Gotta inlet
pipe.
10 lin feet or manholes with covers
10000 lin. feet straight. plain combined
curb and gutter
1880 lin. feet straight. armored combined
curb and gutter
900 lin. feet curved armored combined
curb and gutter.
800 so. II. G-inch cement concrete
$50 lin. feet straight armored curbing.
II lin. feet curved arnored curbing.
100 lin. feet straight. plain curbing.
1850 so. IT. corner or sidewalk REIN
forcement
1880 50. yds cement concrete pavement.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Office OF the town clerk, Laurel 5Del-
aware. or at the Office of r. II. Dryden.
engineer. Salisbury Building Loan Building
Salisbury. Maryland.
The Mayor and Council reserve the
rights 10 reject any or all bids and 20
award the contract as they deem TO the
best interest Of the town The contract
will be awarded or rejected within fifteen
90 days from the date Of opening
proposals.
BY order of the Mayor and Council Of
P. EDWARD wooTEN.
p. H. DRYDEN. Engineer,
PROPOsALs-Addres 10 the president
of the Levy Court, room 1873 County
Building. Wilmington. Del. will be receive
ed until IL o'clock noon. Tuesday. April
IL. 1922. for repairs 10 bridge No. 355,
at Dayetts mill, in Pencader hundred.
The repairs include replacing some Of
the steel members and the replanking of
this G2-foOt span bridge. Plans and
specifications may be obtained at the
Office OF the county engineer. room 1913,
County building. on and after April 4.
upon "A deposit Of $500. which will be
refunded. upon their return IN good
condition on or before the day Of the
letting \ certified check of $500 must
accompany each bid. Tho Levy Court
reserves the right 70 reject any or all
March -. 1922
PROPOSALS-Addres TO the president
OF the Levy Court, room 1873, County
Building. Wilmington. Del. will be re-
Ccived until y O'Clock noon. Tuesday,
April -, 1922. for the construction of a
reinforced concrete bridge Of approx
ma tely ll-foot span. TO replace bridge
No. 800, a. st. Georges. in Red Lion
hundred. Plans and specifications may
be obtained at the Office of the County
engineer, room 1873, County Building
on and after April IL. upon deposit Of
$500. which will be refunded upon their
return ia good condition on or before
the day OF the letting. certified check
OF 5000 must accompany each bid. The
Levy Court reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids G. Z. Grub. county
engineer. March p. 1922
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. G. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEhfLOCK MAPLE
kooier, Shca.hfng, Flooring
Cypress Shingles.
Mouidngs and Wall Board.
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS CO
Front and TatnaIl Streets.
ID. & ADJ. Automatic 2464
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FUHNiBHED ROOMS For lodging and
light housekeeping. Apply no French
street
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rooms Without Board

ELEVENTH STREET. WEST. ao3 Fur.
nlsted room, all convcniences. use of
uhoup
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Wanted-To Rent

WANTED Small house or apartment.
rrofufanle furnished, by April 20 Adj
drras 1. livery Evening Ofice
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Business Property

FRENCH STREET, 7la-7ls-Running
through Ca Walnut. 23S feet deep, suit-
able for business; so rooms. Apply 200
French street.
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LARC& DEPARTMENT STORE -
Terms 20 suit. Address 5 20. Every
Evening ONCE
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FOR SALE Valuable up-t0-date -four
and grist mill. ample waterpower, Broom
house. 2 acres ground and n wClI-stOcked
fish pond the rents alone from boats
last year amounted TO over ) 900. price
reasonable. also some valuable farms
Address James T. Shallcross, r. ID.
AfiddietOWn del
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r CHNIsHTD ROOM Location central
private family. Phone 1899 H.
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FURNISHED ROOM For ons or two
gentlemen In private family. best ioca.
| ton. Call aiiD botreon ; A. m. and
/ D. m.
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AUCTlONS--LEGALS.
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 90
AUCTION SALE5-Of every descriD-
ton. Anywhere II you want to sell
see Hamilton. tho square Deal Auo-
tionecr and Farm Agent. 7O5 Madison
street. Phone 734s W
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Incluslve
INCLUSIVE
s SUNDAYS RICEPTED- BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF . a. ~. AND ~
NOON AND FROM 2 = ~. TO


The Board Of Assessment viii SIT In
room No 1853 In the CITY Han on Zach
secular day during she month Of April
from a. ~. % ~ noon and from 2 D m
% .. m. and from D. m. 20 . y. m.
for the purpose 81 hearing appeals from
aeFeasTneuts
Property owners are requested 70 notice
time and gige their attendance as no
appeal shall - received or heard or adj
iudication % appeal made aftcr tho thir-
tleth day u April
BOARD OF AssEssMENT FOR THE
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HOU SE- Furnished. rooms and bath
fine location. Apply 26O5 Harrison street.
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VANDENER AVENUE. $40 $40. Spruce
street aud Nandever avenue. sos. Also
apartments, 1888 ShalCrOss avenue
three rooms and bath heat SIS West
Ninth street roouss and bath. porch
3A5 ohipley street 3 rooms. bath and
heat schwartz Investment Co. sly
shipiey street. Phone 1868.
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bSIAlE Of CHRISTIAN FREDERICK.
DECEASED Notice IL hcrehy given that
letters % administration upon The estate
81 Christian Frederick, late Of Wilrnin 2
ton hundred. deceased. wore duly grant6C
unto Wilmington Trust co. on the tenth
day of March. A - 1922 and all Der
sons Indebted 10 said deceased are re-
ques,ed to make payments 20 the adj
ninistrator without delay and all per-
sons hsvin1 demands against the de-
ceased ars required to exhibit and pre-
sent the sa me duly probated 70 the said
Administrator on or before tho tenth
day Of March. A. ID. 1923. or abide by
the law in this behalf Wilmington
Trust Co, administrator Address Will
fningtOn Delaware
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HOUSE sale or rent Phone I564-R

HOUSE FOR RENT -l2I0 King street.
Co, Eleventh and ratnall streets.
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MONROE STREET, IOpg- Nicely fur
niHhtd room and U.s. ~ phone
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Farm. and Lnnd For Sale ~

ONE OF THE BEST Producing farms
In Maryland. on STATE road three miles
from Chsstsrtovn. contains B25 acres,
10 Arrss IN wheat; possession In thirty
days one third cash W. H. Halfway.
Hocis Hall Md
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NINTH STREET, WEST. f205--Tw
communicating front rooms. furnished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
MARTINS FERRY HIGH TEAM To
PLAY 5COTTSDALE HIGH TO-DAY

,,hi,n tho me Viii reach = mark SI'Eh'-
- better "n "a" scales.
As,,rtStl.tlc comes here with r"pu'a-
tion If being one Uf the best aGErc-
cations in their district and have q
la-g. husky group Of athletes. II"
team, is -eputed To y" last ana nave
several men In their lineup VIII" ar"
advcrtI scd a. wonders. Because 81 the
fac, that tho game is til" ~ opener
for both teams the coaches have de-
,l!ucd to name a team which they VIII
start a, the whistle. II IS very pr"haH.o
tina, both WI, have their entire squads
on the sidctincS and Urary changes VIII
10 made during the course OF the game
Russell Goodwin. fnrmc. Washington
jefferson star Will handle IN" contest
according TO announcement made by 1,h-
Gals of the Ohio school last night. Nr-
-ongements have been made 10 handiH
m immense crowd and tOr the accom-
;nnria,;on az the same new 3lecchcrs
have bean erected which make the ca
uacitv Of the park close on 1000 people
The GROUNDS will be covered with SPECIAL
uolic,, and the Boosters cub have mad"
Arrangements for the entertainments "t
rho visitors from Tie time they reach
,ow, till they leave TIL" aNair should
ha the best opener held N Martins
Ferry IN many moons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
Ky Robinson, Wheeling
Star, Coming to Fore
Former Gold and Blue Tackle May
Land an End Position From
Showing with Methodists.

Ruckhannon. W. Va, Sept. 15.-Wtth
The first weeks work nearly finished
NJ the Methodist foot ball camp rough
spots have commenced to bob up
pretty plainly. too plainly in fact for
Methodist comfort. Head Coach Hig-
gins may have some diamonds in the
rough. but he Is going to have to step
fast TO have them polished to any de-
grce of brightness by the date OF the
opening game when Wesleyan meets
he State university at Fairomnt Sept
Goth.
With a large field Of backs TO draw
from the Methodist coach appears 10
he pretty we'll fortified with running
and I!nc smashing material. The backs
have performed fairly we'll in the
scrimmagcs held 80 far. but the Meth
rdist line seems to hc giving the form
or Penn Slater worry. 4 dozen shifts
have been made and still the forward
do not work with the precision and
force that will be necessary TO stop A
we'll formed line attack. Yesterday
higgins spent the entire afternoon
with III" limo material, lecturInR DEM
frustrating and otherwise teaching the
rirc arts Of line work. While the Meth
rdisrs arc showing Improvement, there
- room for great deal more, ann
this must como through after than
during tho past week If the Metho-
dists are 20 meet the Mountainecr at
tack with any degree Of efficiency.
Among the material. LYMAN Robin
son Of Wheeling High is making man
sized hid for a terminal post. The
little panhandler takes out interior
rrrc tackles Ike Il dozen. and shows
stuff that makes him look twice his
.Iyc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
HOWARD AND sTE1NB1cKER, FOR
MER WHEELING HIGH STARS.
WILL LINE UP WITH GREYS.
Spears L. Coaching tho Blues while
Rogers VIII Direct the oppos-
Ing Eleven.

Cta-kshurE. ". Va. Sept. I5-Thc
g-idiron hattie tina. has become lannon's
in West VIRGINIA training camps Will
take place here tomorrow between tn"
blues and the "GrclS" Homer Mar
tin picked one eleven and Joe Setr"u
tho other. taking turn ah"u. in selects
ing their men. TIL" "BlU"S' Captain.d
~ Se'ror. will have Tallmrn and era
ham at ends. Meredith and pitcher at
tackles. Qu,n!an and S"tron at guards.
barnard Al center. p'jker at quarterback
simon and Ear;cll AT half backs and
Mody az fui!hsCk. The ''t;rcy.' cap
tanned ~ Martin. will have Fi"rr". rfitl
and Hawkins n ends. L"ueh and DAVIS
a, tackles. Howard and Pinkney at
guards Phil HIM a. center, Nardaccl at
quarterback. Ekh"rE and Sreiuhicksr at
haif backs and Martin or Thompson At
fullback The other members "f IN"
camp are equally divided As substitute
between the Nv" cams.
DR.. Spears. IS coaching tho Blue ard
Ira Rodgers. the Grey
Tho two squads are separated NJ the
dining tables. and separate fields FOR
practice hay" been provided. Tn" WIZ
ming team receives Il bushel Of apples
as a prize and tn" kennrst rivalry has
developed All OF to-day and Tomorrow
mornings practice Is devoted to the dc
vslopment 81 the two teams with new
plays and formations especially cooked
up for the game.
Bowers Heller. ouarles. Harrick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
H|XENBAUCH WILL Be
ON MOUND FOR K. C,'S
Former Wheeling High School Star With
Prysock Will Be Seen In Casey
Uniform.

Additional interest was added To the
game Sunday Afternoon between the To-
cal Cascys and the East Llrerpnl cup.
when Il was announced that charlie
Hixenbaugh. the old Wheeling High
school star. and who has just returned
home after a successful season with the
Rranttord club in the Canadian League.
would do the pitching for the caScys.
This will bring IIixCnhauEh and his
teammate. Rob rrYSrCk. together again
FOR some post season games and there
will y},any friends Of HiX and Bob turn
out to sec this pair working with IN"
local team. Both players have always
been favnritcS Of the local fans ana
many who have not been gong I" tn"
ohio side Will DO 81 this sunday 4"
80" If playing in professional ball has
improved the tw" local stars.
The East Liverpool team is on" "t
the toughest assignments tho tHscyS
have had This season. as witness their
victories in the series AGAINST the Man
a. War team and later against tn" cuban
y Giants aud the Uarmdrsvillc Con-
sumers. These victories stamp them or
the highest calibcr as the consumers
club cspcCially. is rated ono Of Pitts
hurgh'S fastest teams holding victories
over tho we'll known North side Board
II Trade, W. NJ Turner's and Home
stead Grays.
The lineup Of tho Ohio team contains
two men from the Florida state Lea
que. Pollock and Merchant: TWO from
Flint. of tho Michigan Ontario League.
Herbert and HuntSman: SImCoX OF the
southern League and Lehman and Sand
erS. stars Of the old Man o War club
glance at this list will convince tho
fans that in Sundays game they will
see one Of the fastest teams that has
visited Wheeling this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
GEORGIAN CAPTURES
TRANSPORTING TITLE

Atlantic City, Sept 15-H. G. Tay-
lor. of Tyher Island. Ga. captured MS
first national trapshooting title today
when he defeated "A field OF 46l OF the
hest men and women gunnerS IN Inc
country IN the preliminary handicap
event Of m" Grand American trap
shooting tournament.
Phil Miller. OF Dallas, Texas. one VI
the outstanding stars of the tourna-
ment. shooting from the % yard mark
broke his first fifty straight, but mis-
sed six Of his last two strings and
finished with 81.
Six hundred entries have been filed
for the handicap event scheduled as a
feature OF tomorrow's program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
.GRANDSTAND At
new KENSNIGTON
TRACK IS BURNED

New krns!ncton. Pa. sent. l'-t'r"
carly today completely destroyed IN"
Srauds,and at the RAJ" track ~ IN"
Nllrghany Fair " Rac" a~S"ria'I"h
here where raiuE has been III rr"S-
rcss all week. with n loss at. $l"'"''.
The origin al the fir" has not N''
been determined Word that IN"
stands, were burning was received "N
local firemcn AT la Il. M. Volunteer
Fire 90. No Of New keuSingt"n an
No | Co Of Arnold responded I" IN"
alarm. hut the blaze had gained su'h
Roadway that is vas impossible I"
save the stands The efforts "t the
tircmen were devoted Ia saving Inc
stables which housed many Naiuah!"
horses and other buildings whl'h
we're rcuaccd by the flames. BY hard
work the fircmcn confined tn" h!a"o
,o the stands and none Of IN" other
buildings was damaged.
II Was rum"red here shortly after
the fire was discovered tat II as "'
tucendiary origin. bur an inNcstiRa-
ton has go far failed 10 reveal "N'-
dence. The blaze started. It IS believed
beneath the stands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
Captain EVERETT BRNKMAN Of
WHEELING HIGH TEAM INJURED

fo~ h'S "Trip down tho field when HrlnN-
imam dove for the tackle. As IN" St"!!ir
Goldman dove in one "f his brilliant
idrhic". known to 50 many fans III I've
valley. Moves raised his knee to run
RrlnEmiu'S head struck the runners
knee and brink" went down. However.
h soon VAS "n his Gee, again ana spec
tarurS believed nothing wrong. Erink-
ruau could not distinguish any Of his
teammates and so he was carried 1" IN"
ciuh house whore he was given treat
mcn, which failed n relieve him or MS
strange feeling Latter he was taken
to q doctor "r. the Island who ais"
worked with the lad and then removed
him 30 his home whore ne failed To I'M
prove,
nr>. Stats. the teams physician and
caldwell attended tho boy a. his h"m"
'a>, night bu; at late hour his s"mi-
,'"G~"'ou; condition was stu prevailing.
The doctors after their several visits 10
the Erinkman home stated that the Gold
and Blue leader would be out aGain with
in a day az two but have confined him
To his bed until they can examine him
further and learn the extent OF HIS IN,
jur!cs.