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New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Bouts HereabOuts

THURSDAY
102d Medical Regiment---Jimmy Mack
rs. Benny Mccoy, J2 rounds.
Crescent a. C.--Amateur bouts.
FRIDAY
Att, Regiment, Jersey City-Mike Nc
TiGue VS.. Phil krug, IL rounds.
Rink s. C.--Dutcl, Brandt VS.. Vincent
Pepper Martin, i2 rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth s. C.-6arney Adair
vs. Jimmy Kelly, IL rounds
Ridgewood Grove s. C.-Wiliie Ger
Der VS.. Willie Dayey. IL rounds.
47th Regiment Armory--J0hnny Her
man vs.. Whitley Allen, 10 rounds.
9Th Regiment Armory-Bobby Doyle
ys. Jimmy Carter, ~ rounds.
North Hudson Arena, }. C.-Freddie
Reese vs. Chick Rogers, ~ rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Record Squad Out for
Lafayette Track Team

EASTON, Pa, March 28.-Two hun
dred and twentyseven candidates an
swered the call for outdoor track and
field candidates at Lafayette College
here to-day. This is the largest mum
Der that ever has reported for any
sport in the history Of the college.
Coach Harold A. Bruce gave the men
very light work out. The season will
open April % with the annual Penn re-
lay carnival in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
BATTLING Parsons TO Box

TOPEKA, Kan, March 28.-Proposal
for boxing match between the Rev
Earl A. Blackman. Of Chanute, Kans
national chaplain of the American Le-
gion, and Chaplain Berd, of the Wash
ington State Legion, as feature of
the next national Legion convention is
approved of by Chaplain Blackman. he
announced in letter to The Associ-
ated Press to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Seeks New Swim Record

John Weismul!er. of theIllinois Ath-
letic Club, holder OF worlds swimming
records for so. 100, 200 yards and 800
meter distances, will attempt to break
the worlds record for 100 yards, now
held by himself. in the Columbia Uni
yersity pool on Friday afternoon. WAL
ter Eberhart, captain of the Columbia
swimming team, will act as pacemaker
to the Illinois marvel in his attempt to
lower the existing figures.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Navy Elects O'Regan Can,ain

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 28.-Mem-
bers of the Naval Academy boxing team
have selected William V. O'Regan, Of
Staten Island, n. Y. as captain for next
season O'Regan, boxing in the 175-
pound class, won every bout this year.
The team loses by graduation Zott cap
tain), O'Donnell, Seabald and Latta, all
replllars
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
California Golf Title
To BE Decided To-day

SAN FRANCISCO, March 28--Dr. G..
II. Walter. Of Berkeley. and John j.
McHugh, of San Francisco, will play to-
morrow to decide the northern Cali
fornia amateur golf championship as a
result of their victories to-day.
Dr. Walter defeated Lauren Upson,
of San Francisco, nine and seven, while
McHugh won from Jack Neville, of San
Francisco, on the thirty-ninth green.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Mai Referee. Babe RutI,

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March Is
Babe" Ruth has been asked to referee
a wrestling bout here on April be-
tween Stanislaus Zhyzsko, former
worlds champion heavyweight. and
onarles Rentrop, claimant of the worlds
,,nidoleweight championship. Ruth will
Yankees.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

and the Pal Moore who annoyed Buff
so seriously at Milwaukee,
Doe Bagley says that inasmuch as
his man Leonard had no difficulty at all
IN outpointing Moore it stands to
reason that he should hand Buff a
lacing when he meets the champion in
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Bob Martin Scores X. o.

READING. Pa, March 2s.-Bob Mar-
.n. heavyweight champion 4. L. F.,
xynoeked out Sailor Townsend. OF the
!r,aeitic fleet, in the second round OF
saeir scheduled ten-round windup to-
ssv. 4sA' AVA W A''e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Penn Loses Coach HoIlenbeek

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-Big Bill
Hollenbeck, first assistant to Coach
Heisman, Of the Penn football squad,
has announced that he will not be a
member of the coaching staff this sea
son. He gives pressure of private bust
LESS as the reason.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Sonsi-F isstsl Cards

sssrs Scammeli 3 ) 4 III
MISS Cummings d i ! / ) ! . 3-i;
Mrs. scammeH. 4 . = : az aao ea
'1iSs cummings. 5 4 ) 1 l-is-s3
Miss Collett t,5, A.
MRS: tbclackcr g ) 6 1 ! i-43
Miss tolls*t " i 81
Mrs. Ibelacker 6 6 :
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

Unionto'on Golfer Earns Right
To Play Miss Collett in Finn,
Sister OF Bill fownes Victor Over siedalst bv and
IN IN. inrilllng Up and Down Contest; Providence
"ifi o~er"heams Mrs ubelacker bv and 7
By Ray Mccarthy

PlNEh ohoI, n o. March 28.-lr Matthew Scaror,ou s r
Pa sister of William C. Fownes p;fl,,rol VI Union
ained the american amateur team trip to England % -
big sensation 10 'ne senhnal round of North and South
girl vino won the qualifying medal by a score Of IN % W m @
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
iial,aska Launched

LUNENBURG, N. s.. March 28.The
schooner Mahaaka, prospective con-
tender for the international fisher
mems sailing trophy next fall, was
launched to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Tilden and Scl,oolboy Partner
Beaten in Title Tennis Mafcil
lingo Hartmann and James Ewing Jr. Eliminate Cham
pion and l4~Year-Old Alex Wiener, 90, lI-o.
in National Indoor Doubles Championship
BY Fred Hawthorne

The yesterdays play annus,
national championship board
CT the 7th Regiment Amory Park Sxyxh
the defeat William Tden I'd Alexander
ycarold the doubles
Ewing the the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Joe White Il. O.'s Camp

MANSFIELD, Ohio, March 28.-Joe
White, Tuscaloosa, Ala, heavyweight
knocked out Gus Camp of Pittsburgh
in the sixth round of tenround bout
here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Buff Will Return to Ring Next
Week Against Battling Leonard
By Jack Lawrence

Johnny Buff Jersey Citys oubebareed champion
Morris Street fire house that hamlet will Philadelphia
from night for the of handing
Harry (Battng) Leonard youth who has making
miserable for banams down Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
By w. ]. Macbeth

Everything should the fellow patience according
the and who knows but this be
dagnosician Babe Ruth of
predicts his approaching
saw iris Sneaker manager
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Westminster Hockey Winners

BOSTON, March 2S-The Westmn-
ster hockey team champions OF the
United States, defeated Pere Mar
auette here tonight by score of 3
to
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
1ranni'itas May Be All Right;
Jimmy He1ssey Sounds Better
BY Jack Lawrence

Dan Mchetrck F. ~
tened another fighter He chreed
take. Boxing Commission that
Duffy, Commission and
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
YOUNG MEN wanted

We have been requested by
nationally known accounting or
Eanization to select a limited num-
Der Of young men to be trained for
their practising stan Of account
ants. these trained men earn up
TO $500 monthly
Unlese You have definitely de-
clded to follow accountancy as
profession and have sufficient am
Dition TO employ your spare time
10 study YOU need not reply.
Ages from - to 50 years pre-
ferred; applications received by
mail only, giving age, present en-
ployment, general education and
bookkeeping experience.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Senators Feared by Strongest
american League Contender,
Washington Should Enjoy Big Year; Team Excep.
tonaily Strong Except in Pitchers

Tins IS the sj OF series of articles Analysing the strength
the MAJOR co9e fcld opposed to the ords champion
american league champion Yonbccs The orclc appearing
tOHoOW U deal Wih the Cincinnati Reds prospects
ti0Nal Lca0Uc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

Riher Vale Grew Captain
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 2G.-
! A. L. Riker, Of Fairfield, Conn, to day
was elected captain of the $50 pound
crew at Yale.
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URBAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds recently filed cover tho fol-
lowing tranEers of property in Will
m!nton:
Winfield H. Stewart from John a.
Cranston, s4.250.
Biackshire Road, north OF Crawford
Circle; e. l. du Pont do Nemours &
Co. from Harvey z. Smith. 1900.
Fourth street. west OF Madison
street; Bertha A. Clancy from Lock
heart b. Smith. $4,000.
Market street. No. 24O2: Gregorio
Marusco from Harry G. Zebley, SO 5000
Clayton street, north OF Fifth street
William +. SrcNally from John J
Moran $4,000.
Van Buren, street. No. 10 South
Joseph Haley from Oscar Schimmel
s2.100.
Lombard street, south OF Eleventh
street; William Fonviile from Sarah
Loudon. $500.
Thirteenth street. No. 4 East; Sophia
f. Derrlckson from Lydia w. Fluffy
$500,
Ridgeway Road. south OF Noting
ham Road q lots); Eric Kunz from
IL, l.. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
s6.2sS.77.
Riverview avenue, north of Seven
teenth street g lots); l.. Edna Morris
from Luke Ii. Broadwate-. $4,000.
! Elm street, west OF Adams; Mar,
/ Roberts. from JOS. II. Gould, sheriff
S.675
/ Maryland avenue, No. 1924: Franl
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Nd. April 6.--Mrs. Hanna
Hartnett. widow of Michael Hartnett.
OF this town. while walking from her
bedroom TO the bathroom in her home,
early yesterday morning. was evil
dentaliy stricken with an attack Of
vertigo and fell headlong down the
front steps. sustaining injuries that
caused her death two hours later.
John I. Gallagher. OF Port Deposit
has been appointed by Senator Weller
to the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
Horace L. RQthwell OF Elkton and
Gertrude NJ. Butler of Blue Ball, Pa.
were married last evening at Cherry
Hill NJ. i. parsonage. They Will re-
side in Elkton.
Ernest Maker and Ida Hall, both Of
Elk Neck, We're granted a marriage
/ license yesterday.
| Elkton baseball team OF the Sus-
quehanna League Will open it's sea
son, Saturday next, when they will
/ play a Wilmington team an exhibi-
ton game.
! Inc VIII OF Mrs. tiOrA Nelson OF
Elkton was filed for probate in the
! Orphans Court, yesterday. To Miss
Margaret CottOr she bequeathed
81 900; TO Trinity Episcopal Church
$500; the residue OF her estate 10 Mrs
Il. y. Wamsley of Baltimore.
Attorneys for Henry A. Warburton
executor of the estate Of the late
William r. Warburton. in which Judg,
Rose in the United States Court had
ruled that a receiver be appointed t.
take charge Of Mr.. Warburtons Cs
tate for the benefit of the creditor!
OF the wrecked Second National Bank
of which Warburton was president
have filed exceptions to the ruling ant
April IS has been set 10 hear the case
Mrs. Mary c. Davis of Elktop hai
presented a piano TO Cecilton high
school. in memory of her uncle, th'
late School Commissioner Georg,
Biddle.
Look for the Parcel Post ads IL
Every Evening on Saturday. Man,
articles Of interest TO you will be ad
vertised.-Adv.
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DAY TO TELL OF TRAGEDY.
Oklahoman Ready to Relate
Details Of Shooting Army
Officer.

Oklahoma city. Okla. April 6.--lcan
p. Days story OF the killing Of Lieut.
Col. Paul Ward Beck IN tho fashion
able Day homo here early Tuesday
Will bo told at the Couoner's inquest
Saturday. he announced last night,
lie. has admitted that he struck Reck
with tho pistol hut Says the weapon
was discharged accidentally.
Day. who is a wealthy oil operator
and attorney. is out under bond
Il Will tell tho truth. tho very frat
chance ! get" he asserted last night
In reply 20 reports that he would de-
cline TO testify.
A survey OF the Day home yester-
day was believed to have located the
bullet fred when Beck was struck by
the revolver. ofiicials said IL appear
ed the bullet was imbcddod in the
ceiling OF the drawing room, almosi
in line with the entrance, where ar,
hung the porticres in which Beck was
said 10 have hidden.
! County Attorney Forrest Hughes
said he was ondeavering 20 check VI
the possibility that a fourth person
might have been in the Day home
when Beck was slain. He added thai
he was seeking the names Of othei
persons said 10 have attended party
there preceding the tragedy.
! Lieut.-ColoneI Beck's body Will b,
sent TO Washington tomorrow accom-.
panied by an officer. Burial will be il
/ Arlington Cemetery.
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|D|SM|SSALS INQUIRY
| BLOCKED IN SENATE
Az But Four Republicans Vote
Against Light on Hard
ing's ShakedoWn.

Washington. April 6.--Ths Senate
will not request President Harding to
send to TINT body his reasons for dis
missing the twenty-nine executives Of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing from the Federal service. nor will
It ask him 20 send II list OF the
executive orders setting aside Civil
Service regulations which he has In
sued since he became President. ny
an overwhelming majority tho SEN
ate yesterday voted down all motions
having these objects In view.
This development was coupled with
a memorandum addressed by Sccrc-
tary OF tho Treasury Mellon 10 the
employees OF tho Internal Revenue
Bureau, where Assistant Secretary
Elmer Dover has predicted another
shake-up, saying that reports Of
sweeping changes among them were
unfounded. There was comment that
the memorandum showed differences
Of view between Mellon and Dover.
An audit OF tho Engraving Bureau
was begun by tho Treasury Depart
mcnt and the Department of Justice.
Louis A. Hill, the bureaus new di-
rector. commenting on charges that
Liberty bonds have been duplicated.
said that such may have been the
case.
For more than two hours the Demo
Gratis. led by Senator Harrison OF Mis-
sissippi. sought by every means in
their power to bring resolutions relat-
ing TO tho Civl Service situation be-
fore the Chamber. Late In the after
noon. just before Il recess was taken
another determined effort was made
but the Administration lines held Arm
and IL was defeated.
The test vote came on a motion e
take up the Harrison resolution call
ing on the President 10 furnish the
Senate a list of all executive orderf
setting aside Civil Service rules. as
we'll as the reason in each instanc,
/ for the action taken.
/ (Both Of Delaware's Senators ar
recorded rs voting against the mo
tom
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L. p. TO SEND DELEGATES.
win he Represented at Big Education
nj Conference In Europe.

Philadelphia. April 6.--The Cniversi4
ty OF Pennsylvania viii send represen-
tatives 10 two European educational
conferences this year. Josiah IL Pen
niman, acting provost. announces.
Doctor William f.. I4ingelhach, pro
fessor OF history, will attend the Tooth
anniversary celebration OF the Societe
Asiatique in Paris in July, and Doctor
Richard A. +. Penrose. n brother of tho
late Senator Bo,es Penose, VIII he the
university's representative at the Ma
tionsl Geological Congress in Brussels
In August.
Doctor Penniman announced ne
would aIso appoint a represe tn tive
TO attend the Tooth anniversary OF the
Royal University OF Padua. Italy.
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DElMAR TEAMS IN
ANNUAL BATTLES
Coach Roe Expects Great
Things Of His Nine; Both Are
Going Strong.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dslmar. April e-For the past month
the pelmar High School has been at
hard and constant practice under the
personal supervision OF Coach Roe.
The team has been improved over
last year team by the addition OF Le-
Gates at third base. and Galloway, kre-
watch and Marshall in the outfeld.
Tho members OF the team are in fine
condition. save minor injuries.
As in every year tho nine practices
with the Delmar, Nd. High0SChool
team. several games have been play
ed. but yesterday Coaches Roe and
Pote called out their teams tina;
fought game TINT revealed class
both afield and at bat on tho part OF
both teams. The steady pitching OF
Lewis, the regular shortstop. and a
quick and remarkable double play
rnassisted. by Locates at third base
were the features OF the game.
4 double in the third inning, with
three on, by Nelson, won the applaus,
OF the spectators. Coach Roe is dc
lighted and declares that he is read,
10 meet the high schools of SUISSE,
county. The score:
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TO CONTINUE
AS "CRETNA GREEN"
Legislatures Attempt 10 Enact
Reform Marriage Law Re-
suited in Fizzle.
Special Correspondence Every Evenin,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. April 6!--rho Maryland
Legislature. i-doro adjourning sdne
die. Monday night. made a ilzzle OF a
reformed marriage law that had boon
introduced in tho Senate NY Senator
Cantwcll OF Cecil county and passed
by that body.
The bill was sent TO the House as n
statewide measure and was defeated.
hut later was amended, 40 as TO make
IL a local hill 70 apply TO Cecil county.
This was passed on Saturday last in
the House. and on Monday sent back
10 the Senate, whore that body re-
fused TO concur in the amendments
and a conference committee was APP
pointed. but rs report was never act
I'd on IN the Senate. During the clos
ing hours Of the session the author
OF the bill had a conference with Pres
ident Norris at his desk. and while Ger
tain other Senators were talking 70
death a certain hygiene measure. II
rs alleged the president of tho upper
body handed 10 Emerson II. Crothers
secretary Of the Senate. a signed car
bon copy roll call sheet with the
amended marriage measure attached
as approved and passed. notwith.
standing another Senator was walt
Ing patiently to make a speech on n,
measure.
/ Local lawyers. discussing the sctlor
on tho bill. declare tho measure is un.
/ constitutional and that tho governor
/ Will not sanction the proceeding Ar
/ effort win be made To have him vet,
+ the bin. The bill was intended TO pro
/ hibit couples from other States com
/ ing 10 ElktOn TO get married. II IA.
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ALCo
Peoples SETTLEMENT
FIVE POINTS JUNIORS
DEFEAT TOWER HILL

The Five Points Juniors, OF the
Junior Suburban League. defeated the
Tower Hill High School team. 10 TO /,
at Rockford Tower yesterday, in the
first game OF the season.
The pitching OF Norm Taylor. who
was on the mound for the Five Point
ers for five innings, was the feature
Of the game. Norm allowed but one
hit during his stay on the mound. The
batting OF Maxwell, who covered cen.
ter field for the Five Pointers, was
also feature, four hits going to his
credit The team work OF the whole
organization was good
The Five Point Juniors will play the
du Pont High School team IN a prac-
tice game next Wednesday Any
team wishing games may secure same
10y writing TO Robert Wilson, Richard
son Park.
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DU PONT PRESENTS BILL
TO CREATE NEW OFFICE
Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Washington. April 6.-Senator Cole
man du Pont yesterday introduced q
bali in the Senate providing for the
appointment OF a second assistant
Secretary OF Labor. at salary of
5000, and secretary at salary of
81 200.
Wien the suggestion was made that
the bill would probably pass. Senator
du Pont said he was not in the guess
ing business just now. and as all such
things were surrounded with ele-
ments of doubt. he could not safely
predict what would be the result
Senator du Pont said he introduced
the bill because Of the needs of the de-
partment. and that he could only say
he hoped It would pass.
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SALES|AhUM TEAM
AWAITS NEW CASTLE
Rival Mines on Edge for Sea.
sons Opener Saturday;
Track Team Busy.

The Salesianum baseball squad look
al iike n wrccking crew on Pennsy
Field. yesterday afternoon. The lads
from tho Catholic High banged tho
nil to all corners Of the neld. Batting
was tho outstanding feature OF tho
practice and some OF the more prom
Using youngsters hit the ball hard.
Teams were picked and each played
n rne game. Team A had IL all over
Team Il. particularly In its fielding.
Team made too many miscues. but
made that up in their LONG distance
hits.
Tomorrow will be devoted to round
ing out tho rough edges FOR their meet
with New Castle High. This game,
the FIRST for the Catholic High this
season. will be hummer, as they
intend to make tho opener a big win.
The game will be staged at New
Castle. Saturday afternoon at also. A
pick from the following men will make
up tho Eighth street team:
outfield, Dolan, Cullinane, Fahey,
Ford. Mcmahon, Kerrigan, kelleher,
Battle; catcher. Burke, Dolan, Butler
or some other may get a chance be-
hind the bat: Grant. second base; GIL
'vsple, shortstop; Shcehy. first base
ird base. Donahue. Lowell. Butler
ZACH OF these. II not picked for Satur-
days game. Will be given chance in
games with Goldey and Beacon Col
lcges AS Jimmy kerrigan is q
known quantity. he will not get tC
pitch Saturday unless conditions war
rant Il.
The DE Sales boys have been work
ing steadily and hard in their work
outs Mt Second and du Pont. Thes,
yearling school twirlcrs are going Il
initiate their elders AZ much as pos
sihle. and II they repeat last years
playing on the diamond they viii sue
coed in coping more victories thar
the Varsity nine.
Much practice has been held a
Ponnsy Field 10y the Eighth stree
track men. and biz results are nov
starting 10 show themselves. Their
are several youngsters whose pini
seem never To- tire, and whose win,
holds out for long time. a team
and relay squad viii be picked In tn
near future and will compete will
other high school teams.
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Announcement ~ made by the Ma
tionsl Automobile Chamber Of com
rnerce that tho Highway md High
way Transport Education Committee
has announced the third annual re-
ncwai % the Harvey 8. Firestone uni
versity scholarship. which offers all
reasonable expenses and tuition for a
four-year course al any university
or college selected by the high schoo
student who writes the best essay or
How Good Roads Are Developing M
Community" Complies information
can be obtained upon APPLICATION tn tn
committee. Willard Building. Wash
/ fpgtOn d g
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NEW RED MEN CHIEFS.

The raising Of chiefs m tribes and
councils, -. OF y. OF tho Improved or
der OF Red Men. has been nccompliah
ed 80 far mn follows:
Cherokee Tribe. No. 5--8achen
Marion Leo Pritchctt, Jr.; Senior
Sagamore, Samuel Logan. Junior
Sycamore. Hamilton n. Beatcs. Proph.
ct. George N. Bogge; Chief OF Records
Charles Mcfntire. Keeper OF WAN.
pun, Marshall ". Ycntman, sannaps
VIM, V. Burton and Edward r.. Ksnly
Warriors. Harvey y. Welsh. Herbert
&. Foote, W. Earl johnson, and FIR
neat Bruncfeld: Brves, Clarence a.
stark. Frank l.. Bowers, George a
Wilson and w. w. Cohee; Guard Of
Wiswam, Raymond y. Bowers; and
Guard Of Forest. Howard =. Johnson
Mo aeasoit Tribe, No. 5G-~f'3chem
Zen. j. Bushneil, Junior Sagsmore
J. Dawson; Senior Sagsmore, II. r.
Campbell. Prophet. A. Prestowitz
sannaps. ~ s.. Stevenson and L. Ross
Keeper Of Wampum, &. l.. Talley
Chief " Records, j.. &. Ellie Warriors
| Harvey Mears, W. g. Burbett. .. Shin
nnd w. !. 0iller. Braves. John Allen
| Isaac Virgins. Reuben Afemstny, ana
| walter Vale; Guard N WMwan, =
| r. Casnidy. and Guard IL Forest. Rob
/ ert Poole.
! Waneta Council. No. 3--Pocahoniaa
/ Ruba Van Note. first Hummer. Msr
garet zych. Wsn0nab. Ella Buchs
nan Second Councillor. Jennie Burns
! SECOND Runner. Cora WOrrtil. Pow1ai
! tan. Ida Bacon. t'lisrd Of Wigwsm
I Viola wilson First Counsellor. Mar
garet Gibbons. Guard ~ Forest. Mar,
/ Mahan. Prophecies. 9uaie Keenan,
/ Keeper ~ Wampum. Annie 81 Bans
/ Keeper Of Records. Bertha p. Mcrar
/ Fourth Warrior Ieta Boggs. Firs
( Warrior. Bella semorteen: Third War
/ rior. Katie Davis. second Warrior
{ Ida Got; Second Scout Martha Plat
{ F+ff-ef scout Mildred -ttff
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T. Zdauorski from JOS. H. Could,
sheriff. $500.
Linden street. west Of Harrison
street: Mary II. O'Connor from Rose
Doherty. $1,000.
Lowering avenue, east Of Hancock
street Chas -. Tarablcos from Tsador
X Kreshtool. $4,000.
Van Buren, street. south OF Second
street: Rose Markovitz from Louis
/ PlatonslSy. - al. $3.5T5.
/ Franklin street. north Of FIFTH
street; Herbert II. Brown from Mar.
garrett Allen, $3.50.