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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
WE|SSMULLER WORLDS
GREATEST SWIMMER
Duke Kahanamoku Says Chi
cago Lad is Fastest Water
Man in History Of Sport.

Los Angeles. July 15.-Duke kahan-
amoku. Hawaiian swimmer, announced
here yesterday he Is through with
competitive swimming. For that
matter" he continued. IT have been
through with IT for year. All talk
about a meeting between Johnny
Weissmuller and myself to settle the
matter of supremacy is foolish. He
Is the greatest swimmer the world
mas ever seen
Oscar Henning. the Dukes man
ager. added: The Duke himself has
timed Weissmuller in 81 10 seconds
Cor the 100 yards in practice at Homo
lulu. and knows just what he can do.
The Duke will always be able TO do
what he Is doing now-swim so or
100 yards faster than anybody except
worlds champion. and do II without
day of training. But he has no in
tention of attempting TO compete with
Weissmuller, who is - years his
junior, and who. the Duke acknowl-
edges. is the finest swimmer he has
ever seen"
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II has been
reach
he held
lie fight
Bl
likely
the
man
The Fr"nh philosophy
a race
the things life
Ncrdun the he
{ he r with the Brit fish
A. which point hear from American
PHILOSOPHERS all
nd
ndcrse our baseball
thing officials
honorable than
Is wins
IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
BARRETT IN COMEBACK
AGAINST JOE WELLING

Philadelphia, Pa, July 15-Bobby
Barrett. baron OF bin, who suffered
the worst setback of his brief but
brilliant career a few weeks ago when
Lew Tender sent him TO the rosin
with left to the body, has signed
the papers and will make his next APP
pearance in the ring against Joe Well
ing, the Chicago speed merchant, who
has met every leading lightweight in
the country-except Bobby Barrett.
These two-Robert, the slugger, and
Joe. the master boXer-have agreed to
swap punches on the night of July "a
in the windup OF an all-star show to
be held at Shibe Park under the direc-
ton of Jim Dougherty. baron of Lei
perville, and Louis Malls.
The semi-windup will introduce Earl
France, the California boy who hasn't
lost bout since he came east He will
be seen in action against Eddie Fitz-
simmons, New York favorite.
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National.
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Tho County Hoard ~ Assessment
reports the following transfers 81 rural
real estate.
Land in Brsndywine hundred. by
jeremiah Harvey 20 Mary r.. Clark.
ida v Vandever, Minnie y. HarsDy.
Lewis r.. Harvey. Jr. and William
l. Harvey. for the nominal sum Of s.
and by Lewis =. Harvey. IT. and
William l. Harvey, trustees. "a risks
Warren, for S2s. 300
Lend AZ MIddletown. ny LAi'a1
Nandain Biggs 70 Elwood L. Brown.
for $4,000.
Land in Pencader hundred. by
George l.. Townsend. Jr. ~ Bosz
/ Adkins. for $4,000
| Land At Gwinhurst. by tho C;vlr
hurst Development Co, 20 Blanche
/ r. Phillips. for 81 200.
/ Land at MiddletOwn. by John Henry
Thompson TO George r. Douglass. for
5000.
Land IN 81 Georges hundred. by
Alfred s. Hughes 70 George r. Sned %
eker and benjamin Vinton. for 81 400.
Land in Chrlstiaus hundred. by The
Oak Grove Co. To Irwin J. Hoilings-
worth for $500
Land 1T Penn Rose. by Elizabeth
c. boyd to John T. CARRIER for S775
Land at Middletown. by Carrie O.
Crockett to Clarence Jones. for $500
Land AT Montrose. by William T.
Boyle to William +. Carroll. for 81
Land az Minquadsle. by the 7 "
Holloway CO.. TO Agnes r. Myer. for
$40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
SCHMIDT WANTS JOB BACK;
WAGNER TURNS DOWN OFFER

Pittsburgh. July Is. Walter
Schmidt, mainstay OF the Pittsburg
Nationals catching staff of last year.
who held out for n salary increase this
season and was suspended from or
ganized baseball, has accepted the
latest terms of the Pirates on over
lures from Bill McKechnie. the team S
new manager. and will apply at once
to Commissioner Lands for rein
statement in order 10 assume his place
behind the bat, it was announced here
by Sam Dreyfuss.
Schmidt. will leave his home at
Modesto, Calf, today for this city.
1t was also announced that Hans
Wagner, former Pirate star, would not
become assistant manager and coach
of the Pirates. He had been invited
to join the Pirate staff to strengthen
the infield through his coaching, but
private business interests prevented
him from accepting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
SEVENTEEN CLASSES
IN FAIR HORSE SHOW
equine Lovers Promised Rare
Treat When Annual Exhibit
is Held.

To many persons who love horses
despite the present age OF motor We
hiCles there Is nothing that appeals
20 them SO much as seeing one in
harness. At the horse show which
Is 20 be one of the prominent fea-
lures OF the Delaware State Fair
which opens at Elsmere ON Septem-
Der 4. Labor Day. there are to be
seventeen classes for harness horses
and the competition. FOR which three
and four prizes in each class are Of
fered. promise. 10 he quite keen.
In the first class for horse and run
about. the animal must be 1872 hands
high and in the judging the horse will
count 90 points. The second class IS
go horses over 1872 hands high suit
able for lady's phaeton and lady 10
drive. There will be class for the
harness horse best suited for gig and
in which the manners OF the equine
viii have bearing on the winner
The fourth class IS FOR high steppers
There will be a competition for the
best pair OF harness horses. A try
ing competition Is that for horses
for combina ton purposes. that is
/ first harnessed TO a vehicle and then
after being unhitched to be used as
a saddle horse There will be a class
| for harness horses for the best team
suitable for a ladys phaeton. An
other class is for horse and meadow.
/ rocks or similar two-wheeled cart &c
/ be driven by "A lady.
There is a class for harness horses
/ Il hands inches or over attached
/ To a vehicle. Another class is fol
American hackney horse in single har.
ness and class for novice hackney
horse. There will be a class for tn,
best runabout horse owned in tn.
state and W be driven by an anna
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teur; another for the best pair of no.
vice harness horses, which have never
won ribbon as team at any ex-
hibit.
Tandem teams. the leader not 10 ex-
coed the wheeler in height. and
class for park fourth hands shown
before a drag or break are classes
which will afford owners an oppor-
tunity to display fancy and we'll bred
animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
TEN LEADING HlTTERS.
LE0NARD-TENDL BOUT
RECEIPTS BREAK RECORD

New York, July 15.-Gate receipts
for the Benny Leonard-Lew Tender
contest at Jersey City. n. Y, July 81,
will establish a new record for
lightweight championship match.
Promoter Tex Richard announced last
night.
Richard said that the advance sale
already has reached $3.50 900, and that
he expects a total close to S400, 600
The previous high mark was S136 600
the receipts of the bout between Leo
nard and Richie Mitchell in Madison
Square Garden for the first benefit of
the devastated French regions last
year,,
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RHEIMS DEPARTURE WILL
HURT DELAWARE CITY

Delaware City. July 15-Francis
Mike" Rhein. star outfielder on the
local County League team, left here
today for Dover TO join the strong
professional team now being organized
there. Rheims leaving will put a
Crimp in the local team as he has
been very dependable man on the
defense and one Of the teams leading
hitters. Mike" furnished the first
haH of the league schedule with a
batting average OF 1897 and led the
team in that respect.
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Finds Stranger in Bed Room.

Shortly after . O'Clock this morning
Mrs. George Allen, Of 4Os East Fourth
street, was aroused from her sleep -
find a white man proving around her
room She screamed and the man fed.
Glen Hackett and Frank ORourke
were passing the house at the time
and secured the neighborhood for ths
man. but We're unable TO locate him.
Il Is believed that the burglar effected
an entrance 10 the house through
( window in the rear Of the first floor
/ which was found unfastened. lie So
cured no booty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
UNIQUE NET MATCH
At EASTON TODAY
Wilmington Women to Oppose
Marylanders at Talbot
Country Club.

over on the Eastern Shore there will
BE- a tennis tournament this after
noon. which viii he unique In the an
nails Of the Maryland racauctcrs. The
Talbot Country club OF Easton will be
the hosts 81 the Wilmington Country
club. Hut this II not what makes the
match 80 interesting and unusual.
Two women VIII play on the visiting
team and will oppose the two crack
baltimore Country club players. PHI
Goldshorough and Chaunccy Craw-
ford. both ot whom are members of
tho Talbot Country club.
The representatives 81 the fair sex
are Mrs Marian Zinderstein Jcssup
and Mrs Saunders Taylor. Mrs. Jcs-
sup ~ "a player ~ national rcnown I'm
the womcn's tournament and Ia 1920
was runner-up IA tho national cham
pionship Mrs. Taylor has the honor
~ having won tho womens state
championship of Maryland FOR several
years IN succession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
S|SLER AND HORNSBY
STILL LEAD bATTERS
Ty Cobb Pushing Ahead Rapidly
for Stick Honors Of tho
American League.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Chicago. July IS. -Ty Cobbs ChaI-
lenge Tor the batting leadership of
the American League was no fash In
tho pan. Judging from averages com
piled today which show the Detroit
leader closing the gap separating him
from George Slaler. the ST. Louis mar
vel. who IL leading tho race with an
average Of .420.
cobb IL just IL points behind Sisler.
as compared with thIrty-one a week
ago Tho noted Georgians remark b.
able batting streak Melted him
twenty hits in his last nine games. as
against twelve hits collected by Sisler
in eight games.
The figures on these batting rivals
are:
G. AB. II. IT. Pet.
Sisler e. ... So 345 ~ las .42O
Cobb ......1l 27S 80 1l3 400
Iris Speaker. manager Of the Clcvc-
land club. moved back into third place
with an average of 1854. deposing
Harry Hillman OF Detroit. who dropped
into fourth place with .3j4.
Sister is without a dangerous rivaI
in base stealing. having a string OF
thirty-two thefts. while Ken Williams
the home run hitter, is second in lin,
with twenty six.
The see-Sawing fight between vii
liams and Tilly Walker. Of the Ath.
lctiCs, for home run hitting continues
with honors even. each having knock
ed out twenty-one. Ruth has IA.
| Other leading batters for SO OF
more games are: Miller, Philadelphia
.354 Schang. New York. 1853; O'Nenl
Cleveland. .349; Bassler. Detroit, .347
Blue. Detroit. .3i2; Witt. New York
.3S6: McManus. ST. Louis. 1893.
Perhaps the most impressive sticl
work in the National League was tn
batting of Charlie Hollocher, short
stop with Chicago, who IN sever
games. smashed out thirteen hit
which enabled him to jump from mint
to third place in the list of LEADING
sluggers with an average OF .359.
Rogers Hornsby, the st. Louis star
with his record of "a home runs, con
tinues to top the league in hitting
with an average of 1893, nine point
above his mark of week ago. Ham
boWuS, VI bOSton. is second with s {.
Max Carey, of Pittsburg, Is holdln
on TO the lead in base stealing wit
twenty-five, with Tierney, also Q
Pittsburg. second with sixteen. Horns
by is third with four.
Other leading batters for 55 O
more games are: Bgbee, Pittsburl
.35S: Johnston, Brooklyn. 1857: Crime!
Chicago. 1857; Daubert, Cincinnati
,355; Duncan. Cincinnati, .354; Care,
Pittsburg. .S45; Smith, St. Louis
.344
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
WILLARD SEEKING DELAY.
WIN Not Re "Fit" To Meet Heavy.
weight On Labor Day, He Says.

By Associated Tress 10 ENcry Evening.
oklahoma city, okla. July Is
less Willard will not be In condition
to meet n leading heavyweight boxer
here Labor Day. h. wired Dan v
Lackey. local boxing promoter here
today.
Wizards message was in reply 60
one from Lackcy proposing II match
Tor that date. The former champion
said that he would keep Iackey in
formed as To his training progress
md suggested that a bout might b,
arranged for "A later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Red Mems Moonlight Outing.

Dancing featured the moonlight ex-
curslon last night held under the su-
spices OF Wynema Council. No. 10,
Daughters OF Pocahontas. and Usage
Tribe, No. 80, Improved order OF Red
Men. The steamboat City OF Cam
den Of the Wilson Line, was chartered
for the occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
CAPE CHARLES TAKES CLOSE
ONE FROM CLAYTON NINE

Clayton, July BIN game played
here yesterday Cape Charles won a
hotlv Contented game from Clayton
To- I. Hommel let Cape Charles down
with eight hits but they came In the
pinChes when one was needed. Rhoads
starred with three hits out of three
tincs al bat. Tho arnrc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Sons OF Italy Dance.

The three lodges OF Sons az ITALY \
this city held a nOx party and dance
last night at 1905 West Sixth street.
with a large attendance. Other dances
are planned. to raise a fund for use n
the Columbus Day celebration. October
~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15

Liz" Powell will bring his strong
Stenton Field Club 10 Wilmington to-
day TO try conclusions with the st.
Thomas team. The game Is scheduled
for Harlan Field this afternoon and a
royal battle should be the result.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
NEW CYCLING RECORD.
Cuts Cross Continent Time More Thar
Six Days.

Los Angeles. July 15.--Clarence
Wagner, p. amateur bicycle racer,
completed the last lap of a trans-con-
ltnental ride here Thursday. His time
from New York was % days. 4 hours
and Is minutes, which slices more
than days from the previous pedal
ing record of 30 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
RISING Sun WINS OVER
HANRE DE GRACE

Rising Sun. Md. July 15.-The home
team defeated Hayre de Grace in a
pitchers battle here yesterday before
1000 fans by the score of TO !.
Sheaffer held the visitors to two hits,
while Rising Sun garnered four of the
shoots of Brown. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
PARSLEY PUTS II ON
POCOMOKE CITY TEAM
zap, Former Delaware Star,
Drives Out Three Hits. In
GLIDING Homer.

Laurel. July 15.--Parkeley defeated
Pocomoke on the latter's grounds. yes
terday. to 4. Pocomoke used three
pitchers Seven Of the runs, however.
were made or Phillips In the first
three innings. Parksley Is making
Il n runway race In the Eastern
Shore League. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
SEVENTH WARD WINS
OVER Will. GIANTS
With Sutton In Rare Form, City
League Team Takes Fast
Game.

With Sutton In rare form the
Seventh Ward team of the City League
defeated the Wilmington Giants I'm n
fast game last night at Fourteenth
md Woodlawn, 2 to /.
Sutton held tho Giants TO three
hits and sent seven back to tho bench
via the strikeout route. Kelley and
Cnvanaugh led tho Chicks" In bat
ting. each getting n pair of safe ones.
G. Banks excelled for the losers. THE
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
P. o. Elevator Again Running.

The elevator in the Post Office build
ing which has been out Of commission
for nearly two weeks. Is running gain
today. The new sheave to replace the
one which fange broke and caused
the tie-up arrived yesterday after
noon and was at once put IN place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Hagley Community Outing.

Several hundred boys and girls and
mothers Of Hagley Community House
spent Thursday at Riverview Beach.
Swimming and games OF various sorts
were the amusements OF the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
"BO- M'MIIITN FINED
FOR AUTO SPEEDING

Chicago. July 15.-"Bo" Nc
Millin. former captain Of the IA
NOUS Centre College football
team. Yesterday was out some
thing more than $40 because his
fleetncss was matched the day
before He drove through VIII
nette. suburb. AZ the rate OF
thirtY-three miles an hour,
motorcycle policeman told
magistrate. who assessed tho
grid star SO and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Salvation Army Excursion Wednesday.

The annual outing Of the Salvation
Army TO Riverview Beach is scheduled
for Next "Wednesday. Almost Ave
hundred tickets have already been dis
tributed by Ensign and Mrs. Simpson
from the Citadel, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
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WILMINGTON GIANTS.

NNVKE III IN MINUS.
WilmlnGtO GIANTS ... u u u u O.
seventh Ward ......... 2 u x-2
summary: Hits. or sutton. 3; Banks q.
rwo-basc hit Carlon. struck out, Sut-
ton. :; Banks. z. Double plays. Cava-
naugh ca Catlpp Stolen bases. Snyder
undcrhill. Base on balls, sutton. 2.
Banks. g. Umpire. Kirk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Local Tennis Stars Will Play Talbot Country Clul
Home Run Contest

Rogers Ifornrby. Of the 81. Louis
Nationals, came across with n circuit
swat yesterday. In making his twenty
fourth Rogers also tackled up oft ~
history Heretofore the older wheel has
allowed the American 10 furnish the
heavy hitters for the season. tho not
able one being Bsbo Ruth. HOrnabys
homer tied the old record for the Ma
tionsl by Gavvy Cravath. o. the Phil
lies. In 1915 The old mark vas n.
made by Ed Williamson, Of Chicago. In
1884. II IL safe TO predict that Hornsty
viii chalk up much higher mark for
the National I,eaguers to shoot At
Others who hit for a trip around th0
sacks yesterday we're Miller. Of the
Cubs. who made two. and Williams Of
the pills. who brought his total 20
II. There were none IN tho American.
/ The leaders:
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NATIONAL IrArIB
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GAMES
FOR MONDAY, JULY 4,

Traction Go. ", du Pont Company.
Second and du Pont Sts.. Hastings.
1lhoads a Sons ~ 13ond Mfg. Co.
Rockford No. I. Cunningham.
Gas Company vs. American Car &
Foundry Co, Fourth and Church SITS.
IiCksrgF.
l'ennsN lVanlA r. a. W Trump Bros.
D. a.. Il, Field. Nick lnney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
ANrRiCAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN I.pAGIT.

VT NV ~ III Az u,
Chicago az New Nork.
81 Louis az Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland al Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 81 Cincinnati
Brooklyn az Pittsburr
New York az ~ Louis
philadelphia at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Mother Goose OF the Resin.

Little Roy Lew come lead your right.
Kenny Leonard is out TO night.
And when az last the left hooks lean
Who'll hc In the resin. fast asleep?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
CLAYTON

TOIAIS .----.- --------- n 10 2
'Batted for Northrup in ninth
BAttcd for Hommel in ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cape Charles ~ u o 90 %
clayton ....... q q q o.
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GAMES TOMORROW,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
- AEu at Ncw York.
p Louie al Washington
NATIONAL LftGuE.
kston at Cincinnati
fcw York AZ ~. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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SCORE ny INNINGS.
Pocomoke - 1000 O2 o o.
parksley - a q o o o o Is
summary Home runs, Fisher and
zap. stolen bases. Steinfeit Sacrifice
hits, Norris. Thompson struck out,
by Phillips. 2. by Rlinghorer. @. Base
on balls, OF Phillips, ! of King
hotter, 3. Left on bases Pocomoke. .,
Parksley. g. Double plays. zap TO
! Wilson 10 Norris. Kleindense TO Howell
! 90 Fisher Howell TO Fisher. Earned runs.
! Parksley. 4 Pocomoke, q Wild pitch.
/ Phillips and Roche. Time. hours, I'm
/ pire, Clark.
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LEADERS IN FIRST HALF
NATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Glencoe, H.. July l5.-Leaders in
the national open golf championship
at the end Of the first thirty-siI holes
Ontahad in tho following order
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Special rates on 6-time Every Even
ing want ads.--Adv.
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GAME MONDAY.
AnkklCAN LEAGCE.

C1liUagu a. New York.
80 Louis az Washington.
Detroit a. Boston.
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ~ Cincinnati.
brooklyn at pittsburr
New York at ST. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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IT YOU desire 20 sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
. Want ad.--Ads,
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Parksley. s; Pocomoke. 4.
Crisfield-Salisbury (rain).
Laurel Cambridge (rain),
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why schak Collins
WILL
40 back
!. OF OF all
. a
TN.
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Harry VIII, II fond OF thrille
Where Dempsey's hook is spun.
! know a lot OF other ways
Ia rather get my fun.
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The Giane
hed baseball
he
all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15

a
migh be
!. George Amer League
ogcrrI National
Detro. Americ Lcagu
Schak Chicago.
Collins Chicago.
Ruethcr Bpokl Icagu
= Iris Speaker, Cleveland American League
Walter Johnson
York.,
Icagu
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Games Today.

Salisbury at Crisfield.
Cambridge at Laurel.
Pocomoke at Parksley
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL IEhGrE.
~ Louis y Philadelphia. s
Ohioaro 8 New York.
Cincinnati. :. BROOKLYN. o
fYitshurg. s Boston. |.
AMERICAN ItAcIE.
Athletics. Detroit. rain
New York. ! ~ Louis. O.
Cleveland B. Boston. Z
Washington. = Chicago. 3
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- OnnH"L LIT rr
beOpz%e5HFRWs!1FPE &3Ss5Hl
Tho MoSt Valuable Ten.

Valuable
l. the
ball regard welfare
mRnager?'
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DEATHS

-EDMONDs, Suddenly. on Dec. is. 1929.
d2HS y. hYshnna Of sara BrHns9n Edmonas
Relatives apd friend; are Invited tP Il.
st. Si$H%s%s S!'-e.s Dec. Is. 1922 VIII.
rySs kAM oh huSHsnS MsnSav Q; sss 4
Dsl. e.. Pa. IntermSnt 4 .Fesnwood Gene;
KEL!.Y,@saSdenlS,' ' Dec SS"iS' Is, issa EMILY
KELLY; aged G5 years. Funeral on MONDAY
Ss s m 9TsT IL Arnaon Rs Das Nse So
NATG: WIDOW Of ytnssnt casacsio' az; sHfl fRsls,iys.
99snss; s2. Penn b!yi. East Lanraowns:
ieum at 8 O'Clock. intermcnt in the lnausO.
wSd% FHAFPsoS q, PsoSs r PGs a. Fs4s
services Tuesday. 10 A. 81, ST. Georges
Protestant Eplssopal Church. 6ls, and Hazel
" KAERCHER. NV Dec. S' II. 1929. G, A..
KAEHciIER, husband ., the Ia,c Ro.in,,
friends, also members OF St. Johannis Evan.
s"ltcal Lutheran Church., are invited to A.
tend funeral soryIees Tuesday M
pfyac a LuhsTsn STsr cmc,dry Re-
mains my be viewed Monday evening 90
Hnns v re"rso T Re RSmans ?Sss'G msy Be- ys%SS
the ESsSeNis Fret OF Mrs M frSn rS@
ili3ssii < 81 to iso p n, Mo9, Dec, i
sSTyiISs q csiysrT chprSh MSnhem street
ssnd HH'NAA y Asry Hrsbak '% a$s tEH fSank a5s:a 5
Of a., aro invited 70 attend funeral Tues,
TaS "A 5 40? 81 st. n enys S!s st. charsh s%f"S M
intyrmcnt Greenmount Cemetery.