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The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
COLLEGES
EarIham. 33 !; Muncie Normal Is.
Central Normal. 81; Oakland City. 20.
De Pauw Freshmen. 35 FRANKLIN Fresh


Earlham. 33; Muncie Normal. 1S.
Evansville. 46; Indiana Central, 20.
Central Normal. 81; Oakland City %.
De Psuw Freshmen. So Franalin Fresh
j. Ohio University. 30; Baldwin-waliacs.
Yale, 20: Brown. Is.
Aasgardy AAllsghe9y @ g. sIolGgSsIG John SsFroI a 81
We,I Iirglnia Wesleyan. 25; West Vir-
Carnegie Tech. .27 Pittsburgh. 1e.
HIGH SCHOOL
Garfield tTerre Haute). AZ; Cathedral
sEesgaIseL. ssEEse9dsld. sS Broad Ripple. 27.
shortridgc Girls. N; Manual Girls. 25.
Technical Seconds tIndianaDolis). 80:
Southport Eres6me1 M msssi0 ss Manusl Mh1sn r fresh
men 16.
Remington. SO: Kentland. 10.
Engsrsan Essson sGsry Ss; Sou South Bend 27.
Brazil. 20: Wiley lTerre Hautel. "a
q NNonlls!sval;s: 81 Cicero, "a.
viucennes. So: EvansyiIis .s5.
l5h'ton. 40s North Salem. "a.
Bs.i Key "a "a Madison II:
Aiexandria. So Wabash 53 Ccvertime).
SGsElisls GsEsIs SO: aS: gSIsInslI Ssk7,slI,, ~
Eslrmount 81 Gfesntown. 21
MfH MiHdtaiI aRnoSs: ss: III HowaTd' KsnI9sSn' I9s ia
Prairis rsstsa, Toswsnshlp. ss zr: 81 Upton. 20.
Upland. To-: yanburen seconds, Is.
Jonesboro,, 26 Gas City, is.
Clay Township, 90; RussiaviIle go,
Middletown. 20: Yorktown. 22.
Daleville. AZ, Summitvtlle 49,
Pendlegon. 26: Forfville 27
West Lafayette. 81 Yhorntown. 20.
C0lfax. So: Cutler &c.
Covington. 26 KinKman. 22.
Waynetown. ~; HoHchdale. 81
Waynetown girls 80. CraWfordsvills
Blcomlnston junior high. 81 James
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Friday Basketball Results
Delphi, 30; Monticello. 20.
Plainfeld. so; Stilesviile. 13,
Brazil. 90: Wiley (Terre Haute), 21.
Brazil junior high. 26: Wiley fresh

Delphi, ,3o;- Monticello. 20.
Brasii Junior high. aS; Wiley fresh
Esss eeiy eyy .ss5as ss 5sosRs 81 8ssss 8ss q
Es1s!,I EPs1nyliies j? 20; i Paragon, q 1s g,
salsa seconds 20; Hardl1sburg. 1s
SSTsssnssb'qFss SIs ssI' i As Manila, Is, J.
Ssss %SsEssgs,. %Sss.s, s. SIS NIlIfeassdIl NiISasI Il &
BoonsVHins' 30: 'TsSa'ci Teii City. s5.
shsrpsyille, 81 Young America. 2a
Prairie Township 33. Upton. %.
Eikhart. 81: Mishawaka, 20.
Selma, 30 Dunlxirk, IL
CASTOR. SO; Royerton. 50.
Eaton, "a. DesOto. 8.
Leoters Ford IS Plymouth Seconds. 10.
Bsscn Bfeci9Efon GrNSs Isl Swfesdsse Ssw Bsshs
Bedford Juniors "a; Bloomington
Oakland City High. "A: Francisco. 16
Lebanon. SO Groencassie. 24.
Rochester. 80 La Porte 2I
Ia Porte SECONDS. II; Rolling Prairie. 9.
r. SIsyi Wayne 1ticsnt,aD ~ Garrett, 1s
Centerville. 24 cambridge City. 23.
1[aNttC NL40hltle 20 ObtCIBtlnt 4 T.
Marion 30; Muncie, 49,
Scottsburg SO: Seymour, 1S.
Seymour Seconds. 13: scostsburg Sec
Plymouth. AZ: Niles mich. J. 26.
Newcastle, 34' Shelbyville. 26 Tower
timel
Plainheld. so; stilesville. is.
South Side (Ft Wayne). 27, Hartford
City. 26.
Marshall. AZ; Russellville, 80.
Marshall Seconds. "a; Rusaeliv1le Sec
onds. So
New Ross. ~: e5nton Center. IA.
jamestown, S. Darlington Ia
Advance 83f New Richmond 32
Bowers 26t IL ln{sen 49,
West Roint ~: Allsboro. 38
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
TWO WEEKS!
Indians Leave Feb. 28-
Trainer Pierce Departs.

ownie Bush and his Injun band of
ball tossers will be ION their way
two weeks from today On Saturday,
Feb. 20, the Tribe boss win cluster
his athletes about him and start
them for the Plant City Fla.) spring
training camp.
Jim Pierce, Tribe trainer, departed
for Plant City this afternoon. He
will supervise the work on the
diamond and get all things set for
the coming Of the Indians.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Independent Basketball

The Dixie girls won two games this
week. defeating the Greenwood girls. 10
to 3. and the Real Silk girls. % TO 8. The
pixles VIII meet the st. Paul girls next
Thursday night at Edsewood. For games
call Drexel 1000.
The Indianapolis Whizz Bangs win meet
the South Side Turner Blues Sunday aft
ernoon at the Turner gym All Whizz
hn1gg,. hBang, players lay are t0 be at Kappes and
The Mapletons won their twentieth game
of the season from the Capitol Avenue 81,
TO 27. at the Community center gym.
Carter and Crooks played best for the win
ners. Games are wanted with city and
State clubs. Call Harrison 3647-W or
write Frank Carter. 4045 Rookwood Ave.
The St. Anthony Y. P. Cs made Il eight
In q row Friday night by defeating the
Holy Cross Y. p. C.s. 40 to 81, on tho
Holy Cross floor. The St. Anthony team
will meet the Mapletons Monday light on
the St. anthony floor. The game will
start at $3.50. A dance viii follow the
game
The Indianapolis Trotans defeated the
Blue Jackets Friday night at the Ar
mory by a score of 81 to 20. The Tro-
JAMS will meet the Naval Reserves Tues
day at the Armory. Casper looked best
for the winners. scoring most OF the
teams points aud also playing good
floor game Carpenter. King and Bennett
take notice of the game Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
jim MY WIN S
Buffalo Youth Beats Delaney
in Six Rounds.

y NEW E1ses0 YoRK, Feb. 14.--Jimmy
Slattery, Buffalo,s 20-year-old mid
dleweight. beat Jack Delaney,
Bridgeport, for the second time when
he won a six-round decision Friday
night in Madison Square Garden.
Slattery was unofflcially credited
with four of the six rounds.
Larry Estridge, negro middle
weight, knocked out Warnie Smith,
Oklahoma, in the fifth round.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
MEYERS BEATS HADJEcK
Furious Mat Bout Staged at Capitol
Former champ Shines.

d In an exciting wrestling bout at
khe Capitol Theater Friday night
Johnny Meyers. former middleweight
champion, defeated Tony Hadjeck,
Bohemian, in straight falls.
Meyers gained the first fall in 90
minutes 10 seconds and the second
in Is minutes 40 seconds. Howard
Wiggam refereed.
Meyers and Hadjeck were In good
shape AND staged furious bout.
Meyers received a bruised nose at
the start of the match and the blood
flowed freely. Speed and more ex-
perience won for the former champ.
The crowd was given plenty Of
thrills.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
WINTER GOLF
Coast Player Leads in Texas
Open Meet.

BN UNtted Press
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Feb. IA.
With half Of the seventy-two holes
played in the Texas open golf cham
pionship, A. B. Espinoza, San
Francisco professional. topped the
field with 1S9. Macdonald Smith,
also of San Francisco, was second
with 140; Jack Burke of Houston,
third with 142 and John Rogers Of
Dayton, Ohio, fourth with 14S.
Thirty-six holes were to be played
today and the championship viii be
decided unless there is a tie.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
cURRIE SHOWS PUNCH

BH United Press
DANVILLE, Ill, Feb. 1<.-Connie
Currie, Sioux City, knocked out Kid
Dando, Philadelphia, In the third
round OF their bout here Friday
night. Currie meets Happy Ather-
ton in ten-round bout in Indian
apolis Feb. 20.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
SWIM EVENT
Notre Dame Tankers Meet
H. A. C. Next Saturday.

Notre Dame clashes with the
Hoosier Athletic Club in swimming
meet next Saturday, according to an
announcement by Ernest Hoelscher.
new coach of the H. A. c.. who was
formerly coach at Culver Military
Academy.
The athletic club team has been
weakened by the loss OF Marven
Laskawitz, who is now swimming in
Miami, Fla Coach Hoelscher pre-
diets a closely contested meet.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Nut Cracker

af1 HERE must be something
4wrong with modern education
a football captain can
be kicked out of Yale merely because
he failed in four of his studies.
ONE OF THE ZBYSzKO BOYS
HAD TO CALL OFF A WIRES
THING MATCH ON ACCOUNT OF
ILLNESS PRESUMABLY HE
Had THE GRIP.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
INDIANA CENTRAL LOSES

Evansville College defeated Indi-
ana Central College net team at
University Heights gym FrhIay
nkht. As TO 90. after leading
= throughout. The score at the half
vas % to in favor OF the visitors.
StuteviIIe, center Of the winners,
scored ten field goals. Bright was
high scorer for Central.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
COMM ERCIAL MEETING
Strong Industrial Baseball Loop In
Session Monday.

Vice President j. M. Green Of the
local Commercial Baseball League
has set the opening meeting for
Monday night at the Em-Roe sport
goods store. Six fast clubs are de-
sired for the circuit.
The Commercial Leageu is one Of
the Oldest circuits in the city and
has supplied the Class AA city
champs the past two seasons. e.
G. Cole, president Of the league.
is i'll.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14

BN Times SDgc1Gb
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. 14y--Wa-
bash College basketball team. State
college net leaders, was to play q
return game here tfhs afternoon
with Notre Dame. The locals lost
al Charlottesville in previous en-
counter 10 to 80. after q close bat
tie. p. expected II give the Scar
YET another thTillef engagement to-
day.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
M'CREARY GETS HORSES

Twenty Three Runners Of Late julius
FIeischmanr Leased to Trainer.
Bg United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Twenty-
three thoroughbreds in the stable Of
the late julius F1eiscEmann, have
been leased to Thomas McCreary,
trainer Of the stable and will be
raced under his silks next season.
Julius FTeischmann, Jr., plans to
take charge of the stable in 1926.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
LOCAL WOMEN IN MEET
Two Bowling Teams to Compete IN
Central States Tourney.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Feb. 1.-THE Central
States women's Bowling Association
opens its annual tournament here to-
night. One thousand women from
all the large Mid Western cities are
expected to compete in the tour1ar
ment which lasts through next week.
The Women's Central Alley Five
of indianapolis win leave here Sun
day for Detroit and will shoot in the
tourney on Monday night. Mrs.
Meyer also has a team organized for
the meet.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Higgins Says Washington Stacks Up
; Like Repeaters = N. Y. Hopes
Hinge on Ruth and Shocker.


NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-NIiler Higgins looks upon the
Washington Senators the his New York Yankees will
have to beat to win the 1925 American League pennan
Washington has better had season and
the club will have spirit confidence championship
Well have play much better this
Senator's HIGGINS said
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Peclinpaugh In Fold

Bu Times Special
TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 14-C1arke
Griffith, owner of tie Washington
Americans announced late Friday
that Roger Peclxinpaugh, veteran
shortstop, had accepted terms for
1925 Peck" has been holdout.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
nId.Tinne hockey Dies

JAMAICA, L. l.. Feb. 14.-Fred
Taral, who rode horses on the
American tracks many years ago,
died here Friday.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
NURMI GIVES HANDICAP
AND LOSES MILE RACE
Al GottIeb, Syracuse Star, 0utsprlnts Finn at Finish
Paavo Breaks Track Record for Distance.
BIZ United Press


SYRACUSE N. Y, Feb. 24-Failing to overcome hand-
of sxtyfve yards Pavo Nurmi Finland champion
ner beaten Friday night by Al Gottieb captain of the
Syracuse University crossconntry team mile race.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
If BOOtIegger English
Struck the Sport Pace

NZf 1Ac. ne - the De6t ehortstOp we
have. We brought him In from
IL Canada and we had to do it quiet
". We ought to charge you S25 600 for
him. but BERG as 1t is you. you can have
have a fighter who viii meet anyone
you name for So 900. but if you want a
real classy one fresh from the mountains
Of Old Kentucky you can have him for
81 zoo II you keep quiet about him.
This Jockey is the last of dozen we
brought straight from Scotland. You'll
see the label right On his grip--Johnny
Walker He can ride anything to win and
he's cheap at the price we are asking.
This bat Mr.. Ruth. has the greatest
k1ck IN II you ever saw, After you try
tt once, 4 you don't like 1t, throw Ii away
and wen give you another one or your
Yes sir, this swimmer was tossed over
board right outside the three-mile limit
and he came IN without q single revenue
agent bothering him.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14

MARGARET DAVEY
FORWARD WITH D. OF I. GIRLS
f1HE Daughters Of Isabella,
Mother Theodore Circle No.
Sc, will stage basketball
game and dance at X. of @. Hall,
Saturday, Feb. 21. The game will
begin at s o'clock and the dancing
at 9. The d. Of I. girls will play
Fairbanks-Morse girls.
The members of the D. Of /:
squad are Catherine Troy, Helen
Tarpey, Laura Fuss, Berriice Cain,
Margaret Davey, Catherine Davey,
Margaret Fitzgerald and Irene Gal
lagher.
Laura Fuss is president of the D.
Of I. basketball organization. Re-
gina Meyer is chairman of the en-
tertainment committee arranging
the affair.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Malone Reata PeIky

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Feb. H.
Jock Malone, st. Paul, scored VIC
tory over Ray Pelky, Los Angeles,
in their ten-round bout here Friday
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
YOUNG SHOOTER SHINES
r. Stanley Wins Feature Handicap
at Kansas City.

at Kansas City.
BI United Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. AR.
Stanley. 2s-year-old Fox Lake Qll)
gunner, won the national flying
handicap. a feature of the twenty
first annual interstate trapshooting
tournament, here Friday. Stanley
won in the shoot-off with DR.. E. S.
Stofer, Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
PURDUE TRIMS INDIANA

bOIIerInAker Track Team SmOthers
Crimson Indoor Squad.
Bu United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. 14.-Pur.
due ran Indiana ragged in a Big
Ten track meet here Friday night,
Sc 2-S to 1913. The Crimson scored
firsts in only two events, the mile
and two-mile runs.
Purdue took all points in the hur-
dies, the half-nlile and the high
jump.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
DOWNTOWN

Meridian and Pratt
Kentucky and Ssnate Ave.
Capitol and Indiana Ayes.
New York and AIabanna Sta.
Capitol Ave. and North St.
St. Clair and Alabama SITS.
Virginia Ave. and S. East ST.
E. Washington st. and Southeastern
Ave.
E. Michigan and Delaware SITS.
N. Delaware and Pratt Sta.
~. Meridian and 18th Sta.
~ Meridian and 3Oth SITS.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
YANKEE MANAGER ADMITS SENATORS ARE STRONGER THAN LAST YEA
Cue Feature

BIZ United Press
FEW YORK. Feb. A.
IN Willie Hoppe. worlds
balkline billiard cham
pion, and Bob Cannefax, worlds
three-cushion champion, were to
start ton-bIock 600-point three
cushion match this afternoon st
the Friar Club. Even money
prevails in the betting.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
BIG Ten Card Tonight

Iowa at Purdue.
Indiana at Michigan.
Minnesota at Ohio State.
Chicago at Illinois.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
Local H. S. Games

Tonight
Bedford at Manual.
Jefferson Gafayette) VS.. Tech at
1,a Hvu
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14

N. illinois and 18th SITS.
College Ave. and 18th st.
30th and BeIlefontaine Sta.
Central Ave. and 22nd Sc,
College Ave. and Fairfield
10th and Broadway
Fall Creek and Northwestern
1885 w. Washington Sc,
Madison Ave. & Pleasant Run Blvd.
S0th ST. and Northwestern Ave.
w. Washington and Ceisendorf Sc.
w. Washington and Harding Sta.
Kentucky Ave. and Morris st.
s. Meridian St. and Russell Ave.
Pine and Lord SITS.
Virginia and Woodlawn Avss.
Prospect and Churchman Aves-
E. Washington st. and Hawthorne
Lane
z. Warrington Sc. and Sherman Dr..
E. New York and Rural Sta.
e. New York and Gladstone Ave.
w. Michigan and Belmont Avss.
e. Washington e Sheridan Ave.
e. New York and State Sts.
e. Michigan and Davidson Ses.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14

e. Michigan and Sherman Drive
Massachusetts Ave. and BsIIefontaine
Sc.
eznd st. and College Ave.
Tenth and Rural Sts.
Massachusetts, Ave. and Rural st.
Maple Road (3sth ST. and N. Illinois
ST.
Madison Ave. and Morris St.
Fall Greek Blvd. and Central Ave.
E. Washington and Randolph Sta.
22nd and Meridian Sta.
Fall Greek and MapIe Road Blvd.
w. Washington St. and Belmont Ave.
=. Washington Sc. and BrooI<viIle Ave.
TI41th St. and Senate Ave.
3. Meridian and Adler St.
4Sth St. and College Ave.
N. w. Corner 29th and Capitol
". E. Corner Massachusetts, Ave. and
North ST.
N. w. Corner Shelby Sc. and Pleasant
Run Blvd.
2eth and Clifton Sks.
Oliver Ave. and River Ave.
West Michigan and Tibbs Ave.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-14
And at the FoUolUi

Ed. 8. Saylor, 1897 Prospect Sc.
Swisshelm Q Parker, EAA 6. Washineten 81.
G. G.. Fisher, s46 HAnilteH Ave.
c. X. Martin, 47O4 w. WashinSten Sc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13
TRACK MEET.
High school Athletes to Contest at wy
MN Park Saturday.


The first annual Hancock county
track meet will be held next Saturday
at Wyman Park, Ellsworth, under the
auspices of Frank e. Whitmore post,
A. l.. \ large silver trophy cup IS
offered The first school to win the cup
session of it. \ smaller cup will be
given to the contestant who wins the
most points in the meet.
Entries have been received from nine
high schools of the county. totallng
ninety-five men, as follows: Bluehill
academy, IA; Brooklin, I; Ellsworth - !;
Franklin, 8; Hancock, 4; Mt. Desert, 4 :;
South West Harbor, IL; StonlnSton, o.
Winter Harbor, 10.
The result of the meet is far beyond
the guess of any one. AS yet most OF
the track teams are untried. and those
having large entry lists Will suffer a
great deal of point loss to the smaller
school teams who may be counted TO
take places.
The tipsters say the individual cup
will go to one of the following; Gilman
Norris of Winter Harbor, who won the
individual cup at the meet held here
last fall. and Victor Owens. of Blue
hill high point winner in the recent
meet between Ellsworth and Bluehili;
considered one of the best all around
athletes in the State, and Lloyd Jordan
of Ellsworth second highest scorer
at the Ellsworth Bluehill meet. But
there is always the possibility that
some dark horse" may come to llght
and carry the cup away from the
Whoever wins, it will be a fine meet
and we'll worth the time OF anyone 10
attend Trials will be held IN the
morning. starting at 3. and hhals Ill lhe
afternoon at 100
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13

ing check without funds in
Bank Continued
24S7 State VS. Harry RoSenthal, draw
ing check without funds in
bank Continued.
248S State VS. Martin r. Phillips, rape.
Pleaded not guilty. Verdict,
guilty. Sentence, State prison
for not less than one or more
than two years.
24S9 State VS. Frank Clark, rape. Con-
249O State VS. Ralph S. Bunker, driv
ing automobile while intoxi-
Gated Pleaded not guilty. Yer
dict, guilty. Sentence, 500 and
costs and two months in county
jail.
94o1 state VS. Sherman F. Mcfarland,
larceny. Pleaded not guilty.
Plea of not guilty retracted.
Pleaded nolo contendere Sen
tence, State school, for boys
during remainder of minority.
Execution of sentence sus-
pended for one year, on pro-
baton. ,
2492 State VS. Sherman f. McFarlana'
larceny. Pleaded not guilty
Plea of not guilty retracted.
Pleaded nolo contendere. Con-
tinued for sentence.
2493 State VS. Archibald c. Miles,
larceny. Pleaded not guilty
Plea of not gullty retrdcteu'
pleaded nolo contendere. Con-
tinued for sentence.
2494 State VS. Archibald c. Miles,
larceny Pleaded not guilty.
Plea Of not guilty retracted'
Pleaded nolo contendere. Sen
tence indefinite term at State
reformatory for men. EXecu-
ton of sentence suspended Tor
one year, on probation. !
2495 State VS. Arthur l.. Mason, care
lessly shooting a human being
while hunting. PLEADED
guilty. Sentence, eleven months
in county Jail. Execution OF
sentence suspended, and re-
spondent ordered to furnish
bail of $1,000. If no further
complaint of any offense re-
sulting in an indictment occurs
for the space of one year, then
this Indictment to be hled,
otherwise sentence to be eX-
ecuted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13
BIuehitl,

walter Bisset is nome from Boston.
Mrs. Helen Mcintyre is seriously iii
at the home of her son, Fl. IT McInfvre,
T \. Davidson and family. Of Pitts
burgh. Pa are in TOW town for a few DAYS,
/, Mrs. Augustus Treworgy and daugh-
fer Florence are home from Philadel-
mia
G r Kurrie and wife Of Pbiladel-
mia and Charles Stover and wife, Of
C,amhridpA Mass have onaned I'll cir
summer cottages.
Rev, Thomas Brindley has returned
from Boston. where he has been at
tending +be ministerial missionary con-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13

Adds Haslam died Friday, May /,
after an Illness of but a few days Mr..
Haslanl was born in Waltham, and the
greater part of his life was spent there;
Since the death of his wife several
years ago. he had made his home with
his brother Moses, and came here with
him two or three years ago Mr. Haslam
and wife gave him devoted attention
during his illness He was a quiet,
friendly man, and had many friends.
He leaves two other brothers. Roscoe
of Waltham and Alanson of this town.
The funeral was held at the home, and
interment was beside his wife in
Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Frost are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13
IA tTiiIIIE ""


Kathleen a romantic musical com
edy, to be presented in Ellsworth Fri
day and Saturday of next week, is the
most pretentious production of this
kind attempted in Ellsworth for years.
1t win be presented here under the
auspices of Frank +. Whitmore post,
4. L.. with the John b. Rogers Produc-
ing Co. directing.
There will be about forty people in
the cast, and daily rehearsals are now
being held, afternoon and evening, un-
der the direction of Miss Phelma
Detweler, of the producing company
Miss Detweler will take the title role.
Other prominent parts in the cast Will
be taken by Harold l. Hawkes., Morton
c. Whitcomb. James Coughlin, Howard
Higgins John j. Whitney Llewellyn Z.
Fortier, Ella NJ. Bridges and Matte
Royal. The full cast will be announced
next week.
There will be two productions, Fri
dav and Saturday evenings. The ad-
vance ticket sale is now under way
All seats are reserved and reservations
may be made at f. c. SCotts store on
and after May 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Agnes Patten died Friday after
an illness of only a few hours folloW
ing a shock early Friday morhlhS an M
h taa i for several years, she was up
and about and as we'll as usual "a wn re
She retired Thursday night. She was
horn in Ellsworth, April II, 1871, ana
had always made this her home: : She III
was twice married, her first husband,
Alvin Staples. died about fifteen years
ago, and She later married Libeus Pat
ten, who died in 1921. She Leaves a;te G p e
w-ife had given her every devotion and
care possible She leaves also one
grandson. Alvin Staples. sister Mrs
Fred Grace, and one brother, Lyman
Johnson of Cooper. The funeral was
held at the home sunday morning Kew
Mrs. Jerov Wentzel with infant
daughter Leonore, of Jefferson City;
Mo. is visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Simon Lake.
Mrs Hattie Whitcomb returned Fri
day from a visit in Massachusetts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-13
CLUB LEADERS TO MEET.
Conference to be Held in Ellsworth
Next saturday, Way IG.

More than fifty local leaders OF boys
and girls agricultural clubs are eX-
pected to gather in Ellsworth for a
conference next Saturday. This will
be one of the largest gatherings of
club leaders ever held in the State.
Lester H. Shibles, and Mrs. ARA :.
Mixter. assistant State club leaders
will be present The purpose OF the
conference is to outline the work for
the boys and girls the coming year
and to instruct the leaders as to now
they can do the most good.
The sessions will be held in the yestry
of the Unitarian church, starting at
1890 a m Dinner will be served at
noon, followed by an afternoon session,
The program. in addition to contain
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