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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-11
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1l.-A
heavy sale of tickets has been re-
corded for the show tonight at the
Wilmington Athletic club, which
brings together "Doc" Smell Of
Tacoma, and Pico Ramics, the har-
Dor fcathcrwcight sensation.
They will battle in the ten round
main event. Ramics finished train
ing at the Main street gym under
the care of Jerry Mccarthy and
Jack Jackstadt, his manager, and is
at the right weight, l26 pounds,
which was agreed upon. Smell will
be right when the bell rings.
Battling Ward and Kid Kopccks,
will engage in six round contest
and the rest of the card includes
frankie Boldt and Billy Blake, six
rounds; Joe Bell aud Tony Florc,
four rounds; Ed Rcagcr and Pat
Uaricks, four rounds.
George Lopez is being favored to
win the eight round main event at
the Pasadena armOry tomorrow night
when he meets Ernie Hood, aspir-
ant to the flyweight championship.
Lopez has won l8 straight bouts.
The card includes: Jack O'Bricn
VS.. Joe Cortcx, six rounds, 142
pounds; Chuck Nash VS.. Joe Car
doza, six rounds, 1856 pounds; Ave
limo Arcenicga VS.. Al Molina, four
rounds, no pouds; Strothcr Phillips
VS.. Willis Durham, four rouds, 1870
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-11
Lost and Found

LOST-One 30x3H Titan cord tire
on rim, between Ell Centre and
Broadway on Tenth. Phone 179
Benton S Welding Shop. 400
State st. lOt3
LOST-Black vanity hand bag,
Mountain Springs, Saturday
night. Miss Misaka, Heber, Box
129A. 10t3
Farmers threaten to make I'M
cle Sam man without any coun-
try.
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For Rent t-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR RENT-I0 acres Cpd
posite Eucalyptus school on San.
Diego highway. John Nipperta
Gen. Del, FL Centre. 5t6|
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FOR RENT-@c acres alfalfa for
vegetables Dearhcad Ranch, Il
mile north McCabc school. A. II.
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FOR Wanted experienced
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> miles southeast OF Secley. Cash
or share crop. Address +. j.
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Situations Wanted

WOMAN with valley experience,
wants position, cook on ranch or
anything. 124 North Eighth. 9-4
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For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Modcrn apartment.
Call GA Olive or see Mrs. Steele
at SalOblons. 3tf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
MUELLER MAKES HIS
LAST APPEARANCE In
SUNDAYS S. P. GAME

The hard-htting Sunset team will
be seen together for the first time
Sunday afternoon when il clash $
with the NJ. X. and T. Texas Specials
on the s. l.. Athletic Field.
Eddie Mueller, crack little burlcl.
will take the mound for few in
nings. which will be his last appeal.
ance rs he reports to Paris of the
East. Texas League the coming wees.
Harry Murakami, who reports to
Bloomington, ILL.,, also will make his
farewell appearance in Sundays con
test
Kearney or Strolla Will hurl the
rest Of the game for the Sunsets,
with Captain Clyde Connolly in tn"
harness. Katy will use either Eddi
Brown or Lefty Howle ON the mound
with Olsen or Hackclberg domino
the mask.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
RHEM AND WARWICK
BATTERY PUTS DOWN
DALLAS STEERS, 81

DALLAS. April 3.-Over in South
Carolina there's a little town called
RHEIMS. 1t was named after n wealthy
land owner. The same Mr.. RhenI,
after whom the town. was named.
suffered a great disappointment some
few years ago when his son. Flint,
launched upon a career of profession
nj baseball.
Those who saw Flint Rhem, the
scion of a wealthy family, h6rl the
ball Saturday at Steer stadium VIII
inform you that pitching is an art -
not an Occupation-withy young Flint.
He bafflcd the Dallas Steer swat.
tiers with his sharp. fast curves an:
returned the Cardinals winners. 3 to
|, in game replete with thrills AM
close enough to satisfy the most par
ticular fan.
The score: X III Il
st. Louis -. 900 100 000-3 6 0
Dallas ..... 900 900 001-1 ) 3
Batteries: Rhem and Warwick ;
Victor, Pence and Billings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
S. A. TO HAVE FOUR STARS
IN STATE WOMEN'S GOLF

Four of the best women golfers in
San Antonio will carry the city's ban
ner in the tenth annual championship
tournament of the Texas Womcn's
Golf Association ut Galveston's coun-
try club course starting next Tues
day.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Lapham. who has the
distinction of winning all five OF the
state tournaments in which she has
been competitor and who has been
rated as far the best woman golfer
in Texas for several years. employed
the woman's prerogatiye this weekend
and decided to enter the tournament
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after announcing that she didn't be-
lieve she could find the time.
Mrs. Lapham, Mrs. John n. Hodges
(runner-up to Mrs. Lapham in the last
state meet played here in 1929 and
Miss Eleanor Barclay will leave for
Galveston Sunda" night. Mrs. Ambrose
Byrne is already there.
Among the entries in the meet are
Mrs. Pauline S. IIcdrick Of Fort
Worth, Mrs. Rufus Fenner Scott Of
Paris. formerly Priscilla Rogers. and
Miss Margcry Dorancc of Houston. all
former champions, au Mrs. eye Mat,
toX and Mrs. May Whitley Of Fort
Worth. runncrs-up in recent years.
Eighteen clubs have entered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
CALIFORNIA TRACK
STARS WIN FROM
MISSOURI, 1888

BERKELEY. Cal. April 3.-The
University of California track team
defeated the University of Missouri.
% to IS, in an interScctional field
day at Berkeley this afternoon.
Competition was close in all events
but the Bruin athletes were just i
little better than Missouri in most
cases. Captain Phil Barber of Cali
fornia and Captain Ross Richcrson
Of the MiSsourianS were high-pOiut
men of the meet. Barber took first
place in the hundred and 220-yari
dasheS and RicherSOn won the shot
put and discus throw.
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BEARS SWAT OUT VICTORY OVER DIES MONIES
Norton to Show Here
Eagles, Heroes
In Defeat, Get
Home Monday

Coach Bobby Cannon and his
ten Breckenridge High Eagles.
who went out Of the national
basketball tournament at Chi
cago, fighting like true wearers
Of the Purple. are scheduled to
arrive home at $3.50 Monday
night over the I.-G. n, accord
ing to Mrs. Cannon who re-
ceived a long distance phone
call from Mr.. Cannon Satur-
day morning.
Wilson Elkins. who became
sick just before the Eagles
finsI game, is reported greatly
improved after. a nights rest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
WINS
BASKET BALL
HO n D RS

CHICAGO, April 3.-Fitchburg,
Mass, tonight captured the national
intcrscholastic basket ball Champion
ship in the final game of the tourna-
ment at the University of Chicago by
defeating Fargo, n. d., % to IA.
The strain Of week of gruelling
play told on both teams but the game
was not without thrills.
The first quarter was hard-fought
and ended 6 to 4 in Fitchburg's ia
vor.
At the half the Fasteners had in
creased their lead TO IL to q.
The third quarter found Fitchburg
still ahead. 10 to II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

West Texas plays San Antonio
Academy next Saturday night.
lineupS and scores:
West Texas: ]. TObin tone goaD
center; Talcott ~. left wing: Wro-
ten ~, right wing; ]. Davis. left
defense; Hood, right defense; Alex
andcr. goal-keepcr.
Main High: L. Tobin, center: II.
Harris. left wing; Davis, right wing ::
Coop. left defense; =. Harris, right
defense; Fleming and Kerr. goal
keeper.
Sid Cornelius refereed, Richardson
was timer, and Harding Ardiff, goal
judges.
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4O-YEAR-OLD, WEIGHT
80 POUNDS, WINS.
MARATHON IN SNOW

DETROIT, Mich. April with
the worst blizzard Of the year driving
at his back and snow falling SO thick
as almost to blind him, Percy Wyer.
4O-year-Old athlete representing the
Monarch Athletic Club Of Toronto,
ran the annual 2G-milp Pontiac-to-
Detroit marathon in two hours. IL
minutes and 80 seconds. finishing
three minutes ahead Of his nearest
rival. ARM Sourmiugcu. of CmcagU.
Wypr weighs only 10 pounds.
So disagrccahlu was the weather
that only two uf the - officials we're
on hand when the race started.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
FORMER CHAMPION
BECOMES REFEREE

Los ANGELES. April Billy
Papkc. former middlpwci@hr cham
pion lof the world has been issued %
referees license by the California ath
,erIc commission,
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CARDINAL SECONDS
WIN OVER HOUSTON

HOUSTON. April 3.-The pi,cL.
ing Of Herman Bell was too much for
the Houston Bluffs today and the $.
Louis Cardinals second de
fcated the home team, > to / in a
close interesting game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
WEST TEXAS CADETS SHUT
OUT MAIN HIGH AT HOCKEY

West Texas Military Academy ice
hockey players, giving a superb exhi-
bition. shut out Main Avenue High
School at the Crystal Palace rink Sat
urday night, four goals to nothing.
All points were scored in the first
period.
Kerr substituted for Fleming as
Main High gOal-keeper after the first
period and held the winners scOrcless.
The work of the West Texas defense
men featured. J. Davis rs running de-
Tense and EoOd as stationary. Only
five Main shots got through to the
goalie.
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HOUSER SKATERS
WORLDS RECORD
IN DISCUS THR0 W

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
April 3.-Clarence Bud HouSer. Of
the University of Southern CalifoT-
mia. set new world record for the
discus at the dual meet with Stan
ford here this afternoon when he
hurled it 1jS feet i 3-S inches. The
former record was I57 feet l rs
inches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
wild BULL" FIRPO, FAT
And SLOW, BEATS SPALLA

BUENOS AIRES, April 3.-Luis
Angel Firpo. the wild bull" to-
night won the decision over Erminio
Spalla, Italian heavyweight, in a
l5-rOund bout.
Firpo scored his victory on points.
An attendance of 10000 was esti-
mated at the big stadium.
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SCHAEFER CAPTURES
HOPES CROWN IN
1871 CUE CONTEST

NEW YORK. April 3.-Jnkc
Scharfcr tonight won the worlds ISL
balk line billiard championship by de-
feating Willie Hoppe. the defending
champion. Scores in final innings
were:
Schacfer, 3,.24. 90. 30. 90. n. .1O2.
21-300. Average 81. 16-10I. Hoppe
II, ), o. 81. |. II. IA, $3.50.
Average -. 4-l03.
The winners grand total was 5000
points. Hoppe scored 1926 points.
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FLASHY
GOALS BEAT !.
sam 7 s
Sanchez Runs Wild Near
End, Winning Game,
"a to II.

Sensational shooting in the closing
moments Of the game by pete"
Sanchez gave the National Catholic
Community House a 34-tO-2T victory
over the st. Marks Lions Saturday
night on the Y. W. C. A. court and
tied up the city championship bas-
ket ball series.
The passing Of both teams in the
first half was open and erratic VITA
most of the shooting from long range.
Barajas opened the contest with Que
of his spectacular shots from center
but baskets by Hill and Gish shovel
st. Marks quickly into lead which
they retained throughout the period.
Harm and Flores scored in success.
sion to tie the Lions but Wendland'S
sharp eye from the foul line put
them in a two-point lead as the
whistle blew for the half. the Lions
leading. 20 to Is.
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ATT SEEKS SPEEDY
PLAYER; GETS HIM

FORT WORTH. Tex. April s.
Manager Jakey Atz's efforts to Sc
cure fleet outficlder were rewarded
today with the announcement that he
had signed up Eddie Moore. last year
with Lincoln in the Western League.
Moore. light hitter but fast on his
feet. will take the place Of Moke Mey-
ers. who has declined to report 70 the
Cats. Moore's home is at Wellington.
Texas
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PADDOCK COMES NEAR
WORLD DASH RECORD

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 3.
Charles Paddock. worlds fastest hu.
man. failed in an attempt to breas
his worlds record for the 100-ya'd
dash here late today at the all-South
crn California track conference. FL
ran the event in o.. which is one
tenth Of a second within record time
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The fight was slow, Spalla takin-
the defense from the start. Firpo
was fat, weighing ODD pounds, and
seemed slower than ever.
The Wild Bull" announced before
the fight that if he won he would go
to the United States to challenge
Dempsey again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
TILDEN GIVEN HARD
BATTLE BY CHAPLIN

AUGUSTA. Ca. April at tOOE
Bin Tilden five hard fought sets to
overcome A. II. Chaplin .Ir., Of Spring
field. Mass. in the final match Of the
South Atlantic states tennis tourna-
ment. The scores were 60, IS, 81.
1-6 az
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DENTON BEATS TRINITY

DENTON. April BY n total Of
II to A, and taking ten firsts in the
II events, Denton Teachers College
today defeated Trinity University ia
the track and field meet here, handily
The Eagles won all the tennis sets.
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NBatted for McClung in ninth.
by Innings.
Des Moines .............1OO oil 0l0-4
san Antonio ............O2i COL Olx-S
Summary.
Runs, Hughes, Nothe, Collins 2. Com
Zales, Rabbit. GOlviu ,. SerTe >, Kah-
dot, COuChman; errors, Serre >, Carpen-
ter 2, Wetzel. Collins; stolen base. Eah-
dot; sacrifice, hottie: two-base hits. Wet
eel Thomas; three-base hits. Wirts, Col
win; home run, Collins; double plays,
Rabbit to Lopez, Carpenter to hottie to
Collins, MCClung to Carpenter to Collins
innings pitched. by Thomas g. by Lind
sey 5: hits, eff Thomas s. off Lindsey 4:
runs, off Thomas Z. off Lindsey .; bases
on balls, Off Lindsey 8, off Couchman /.
off Thomas 3. off McClung l; struck out
by McClung .; wild pitch. Lindsey; hit
by pitched ball, by McClung CRabbitt ;
umpires. Ellis and Movers: time. 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
OUssETT STOPS EN-.

The Community House added tow.
cring strength TO their stationary de
Tense in the. second half by the III
sertion of "Frenchy' 0ussett, who
eliminated the GRIP" shooting OF
Hill and Gish. AS the lead changed
hands time and again, passing b.
came furious.
The score in a deadlock five min
utes before the termination of the
fray. Sanchez was shifted for for
ward. which proved the undoing Of
the st. Marks defense. Taking the
tip-off from Flores at center, Sanchez
draped in five baskets in succession
while the Lion guards looked on in
wonder.
Meanwhile. st. Marks marksmen
missed shots from all angles.
WENDLAND IN, FORM
Cotton" Wcndland, speedy little
guard of the Lions. again performed
in great fashion. r. threw four out
Of five shots from the foul line.
Lineup and summary;
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TmaEl4
Flowers Most Popular.
With His Own People.
johnson Was the Re-
verse.
Cans Had Strong
Appeal.
About Brunswick,
Georgia.
e4 By Damon Runycn
Copyright. 1925, International Feature
Services. Incl

service. Incl
Some of my big city contemporaries
have fallen into custom of referring
10 Brunswick, Ga, the home of the
redoubtable Deacon Tiger Flowers.
middleweight champion of the world,
as "a small village"
resent this reference, and ] call
upon all loyal inmates of Dover Hall
to do some, good, strong resentirg
with me. Dover Hall is an estate in
the piney woods. fourteen or fifteen
miles from Brunswick, the winner
seat of such baseball notables as
Your Uncle Wilbert Robinson. COlonI
Tillinghast L'Hommedieu Huston,
Ban b. johnson, Babe Ruth and many
others.
When the frost is on the pumpkin
up north, you can find baseball
magm ie, or player, or writer, benin !
almoit every other tree on Dover Hall
estate, lying in wait TO ambush the
nimble squirrel, or the festive deer. or
the other ferocious wild fauna that
abounds there.
And Brunswick, Ca, is no Small
village" 1t is a thriving, up-and-go.
ing little city, with population well
into five figures. Ii is thoroughly mod
ernized. with paved streets, parks.
public buildings, good hotels, and all
that sort of thing. and it has benin.
it a romantic history. Its people dre
friendly, progressive and spirited. 1t IS
a good town.
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RELAY TEAM MAYBE.

The two Georgetown stars will give
exhibitions in several events just pre-
ceding the start of the Main Bracken.
ridge meet, it was announced by Coach
Doug Fessenden. Main track coach,
who arranged for their local appear
ance. Fessenden also is endeavoring
TO bring the crack Georgetown relay
team at the same time.
Breckenridge and Main are in splen.
did condition for Thursdays meet.
Breckenridge has entered only one
track meet this season. the Texas Re-
lays. but has been working out since
the first of the year under the direc-
lions of four different coaches. The
past. week Dewey Smalley has been
dividing his attention between the
baseball squad and track team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
EXHIBITIONS
To FEATURE
HIGH MEET
Plansky Also Coming to
Demonstrate Prowess
to S. A. Fans.

Two of Americas greatest track
athletes, Emerson Norton and Tony"
Plansky, will exhibit their prowess in
San Antonio next Thursday after
noon as an added attraction TO the
Main Avenue Breckenridge Hig h
school dual track meet at Schwab
Field.
Both Norton and Plansky are
members of the Georgetown Univer-
sity track team, from Washington,
d. c., which engaged the Texas, Long
horns in a dual meet at Austin Sat
urday.
Norton was runner-up in the 1924
Olympic decathlon, while Plansky is
the present national collegiate death
lon champion.
Norton is the athlete who gave the
great Norwegian. Charley Hoff. a run
for honOrs in the teR-event athletic
test held in New York City recently.
Norton took second honors, with Har.
old Osborne, third.
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MAIN PICKED TO WIN.

Experts have picked the Main ath-
leteS to Outclass the Eagles again this
year, due to their previous good show
ings in the Texas and Rice relays and
against the Texas Freshmen. But you
can't make the Breckenridge team be-
licve it.
The sweeping defeat at the hands of
Main last season is still in the minds
Of what few lettermen are left on the
Eagle squad, and. they are seeking
vengeance.
Walter Howle. pole v9ulter. and
Wilson Elkins, high jumper, will join
the squad upon their return from the
national basket ball meet at Chicago
early next week. which will bolster the
Purple chances.
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sPRINTERS GOOD.

Brackenridge's two sprinters, Worth
Luckett and Collins, are expected to
figure in hOnOrS on the short dashes
and aid in the relays, while the Eagles
have shown strength in the distance
runs. also. They work out daily at
the $. 7. Athletic Field.
Main Avenue captured meets with
Schreincr Institute, Texas Freshmen,
and Dcvinc High school, and showed
up well extremely in the Texas and
Rice Relays, taking 10 trophies.
Under the coaching of FesSenden,
the CrimSOns have one of the greatest
track teams that Main has ever put in
the field.
Entries:
Following are the entries of the two
schools for the meet:
One hundred yard dash: Main, Surtees
and Davis; Breckenridge, Collins and
Luckett
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash:
Main, Surtees and Davis; Breckenridge,
Collins and Luckett.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash:
Main Kerr and Thomas; Breckenridge,
Williams and Canamar.
Half-mile: Main, Crowell and Holder:
Breckenridge. Pease and Brooks.
Mile: Main. Pfeiffer and Ward; Brack-
enridge. Hooper and Stout.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low hur-
dies: Main. Henry and Manhoff; Bra ok
Cnri1ge Letch and Kennedy.
One hundred and ten-yard high nur-
dies: Main, Henry and Manhoff; Brack-
enr.dge Letch and KENNEDY
High jump: Main. Phillips and Ar
buckle: Breckenridge. Elxins.
Pole vault: Main. Arbucke and Bohne
BraCkenTidge W. Howle and Peasv
Discus throw: Main. White and HoI-
leran: Breckenridge. Kennedy and
lfowan.
shot put: Main. White and Holl-Tan:
Breckenridge. Kennedy. Rowan and COL
Inns
Javelin throw: Main. Herman AND Cor
mack; Brackenridge. Kennedy aud
Tetch.
3 Relay teams: Main Kerr. D,yrs Sur
tees and Crowell; Breckenridge. Collins
LLckett, Peass and Williams.
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Referee. "Pinkcy' Whitn'y: timer
)Outhit: scorer. ]. DunsmOr".
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BOX-SCORE

Totals 81 6:41SI Totals IS ii
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WON IN THE THIRD.

The game was won in the third.
Mr.. Claude Thomas. the enemy pea
shooter. was bOmbarded for five hiu
and miypd in a walk Klein scrnlrh
ed hit through the box and Con
zalgs got one that he beet 10 int.
Rabbit forced Klein at thirt.
Hughes robbed Mayo un mishtg
liner tu the center field heards. bat
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XBatted for McClung in ninth.
by Innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-06
Police Seek Rogers
For Several Ofenses

New York, Oct. 5.-(P)-John A.
("Rum") Rogers. identified as the
bandit who was wounded by partner,
believed to be James Cunniffe, after
the killing of Frank kearney and the
wounding of Kearney's son last night
at New Brunswick, n. j., Is oelng
sought by New York and New Jersey
no1ica in connection with various rob-
berries.
Rogers has been at liberty since he
escaped from a guard on Ne" loi n
Central train last December While be-
ing taken to Auburn prison 10 serve
total sentence of SIS years for ron
berry. possession of firearms and viola
tion of parole. Edward Beckwlth, the
guard. was struck on the head with a
niece of iron pipe as the train entered
Tho 1o5th street station, after the
guard had unlocked the handcuf1s
shackling him to Rogers in order 10
remove his oyercoat.
In July, this year, two RooseNele
Hospital employees identlheo
Rogues' Gollery photograph OF Rog-
ers as one of the bandits who partlcl,
mated in q holdup of the hospltal
"a shiers here on June l, when slooe
payroll was stolen.
Rogers was said to be one of gang
Of men who robbed the Merck Chem-
zeal Company at Railway. n. ~ o,
IuIv 2 of $500 cash and $1,000 worth
of drugs. Police said he also parucl-
mated in the $4,000 holdup OF the
Castle Ice Cream Company plant OF
Perth Arboy, n. j.. soon Afterwards
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FAIRFIELD

Special meeting of Merrymeeting
Chapter. No. Ga, O. f. S, will be held
at Masonic hall this evening, called
for the annual inspection. Marion o.
Mcclellan, grand matron of the Grand
Chapter of Maine, will be inspecting
officer. Supper served to members and
invited guests at 615 P. NJ.
The Hour Club will hold it's first
meeting for the fall with Mrs. Alta
Mitchell on West street Thursday aft
ernoon at 2.30
All who would like to exhibit fancy
ed to leave it at the hall early Thurs
day morning.
Good Will Rebekah Lodge will hold
a public supper and annual fair in it's
hall on the 18th. There will be six
booths-aprons, fancy work, lingere,
candy, parcel post and miscellaneous.
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle,
which was to have met with Mrs. Mary
Richardson in Benton Thursday eve
ming, has been postponed for a week
Regular meeting of the Womans
Relief Corps will be held it it's hall
this evening at 100. All officers and
members are urged to be present.
The Monday Night Club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Joseph vi
que at her home on Main street
Cards were enjoyed. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Frank Chagnon, Mrs. c. w.
Pooler and Mrs. Albert Poulin. De-
licious refreshments We're served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. C. w. Pooler on BurrilI
street