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New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
SAMMY MAG BEATS EDDIE
 FOR "" HANDBALL TITLE
Brothers Stage Blood" Battles in Match-Five Games Necessary to Decide Winner-Victor is Champion By One Point Margin-Both Players Near Exhaus- tion at Finish-Pair Had Come Through Long List of Elimination Contests

Sammy and Eddie Mag enacted the tlme-worn drama of Greek against Greek" last night on the Y. M. C. A. handball courts when brother met brother in the final match for the "Y" singles cham. pionship. It took five torrid games to decide the winner and Sammy wa. crowned champion only after he had taken the fifth contest by a one point margin. the score being q to 20.
 The match had been hanging fire for more than week with the brothers even going into training in preparation for it. Older players were backing Eddie to win because Of his greater experience and his better court generalship while tho younger element was backing Sam my because of his youth and stamina.
 The contest started with boys playing hard. Eddie, through foxy shots and we'll placed volleys, out smarted Sammy In the first game and won by the score of ol to 19. The tables were turned. however in the next two games. Sammy's play ing was so efficient that his brother could hardly get out of his own way so fast was the ball whizzing by his head. Sammy took the contests by the easy scores of 21 to lo and 2l to {.
 In the fourth game. Eddie had all the breaks" against him and Sam my soon had lead of 19 to 5. He appeared to be an easy victory but at this stage, Eddie used all his skill and speed. With new life, he sent up difficult serves. placed clean low shots and little by little he cut down Sammy's lead until the score was tied.
 He scored another point making it % all and the game went into extra points. Eddie made a. sensa- tional rally and took the game by a c7 to c6 score.
 Both players were near exhaustion from their efforts. Both had won two games and a fifth was necessary 10 decide the champlOnShtp. Fre- quent times-out were called so that each could conserve his strength and speed.
 They played on even terms until the 15 mark was reached The last five points were the hardest as neither knew whether he was con- ing or going. Eddie swept into tho lead and seemingly had the cham- pionship cinched when the score stood 20 10 Is in f,s favor.
 However. starting with the next play, he blew up completely and Sammy came through with a rush to take the game, match and cham pionship by the score of o1 to 20. By agreement before the last game, the contest did not go into extra points.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
YANKEES AND PIRATES M
 FRONT w LEAGUE RACE
Lee Meadows Superb as Pittsburgh Beats Chicago Reuher Shines in New York Victory Over Red Sox - Senators Shut Out Athletics - Cleveland Noses Out Detroit-Browns Trim White SOx- Giants Take Sugging Match-Robins Lose

Gs Inc Assor.ated Pres.
 Packing a punch in the pitchers box as well as at the plate, the Yankees and the Pirates are out in front Of their respective leagues with m increased lead today.
 Every fan knew the hombarliug Buccaneers could hit, but few look ed for such pitching performance IS Lee Meadows turned in yesterday. Granting lust four scattered hits, he held Chicago helpless while the Pirate bats pounded out a to sictory.
 lt was superb pitching of the same order that helped the Ianks 10 the1r frst shutout ot the season at the expAnse Of the Boston Red SoS, 3 10 0. Dutch Eou'her held the SoX 10 lust three hits in the tightest. brieiest ball game the Yankees have played this year.
 Apparently others Of the hurlers were helped bv the increasing warmth of the April sun and found a new strength and cunning Tn the throwing arm.
 With Hollis Thurston pitching Hawless ball the Washington Sena- tors rode to a 1 to Q victory over the Athletics. and Cleveland nosed out Detroit. 10 2, after a pitchers bat rle between Levson and Hollaway. Tiger rally started in the ninth and Buckeye replaced Levsen 10 stow away the game.
 Two pitchers figured prominently in the tilt at St. Louis which the Browns won in the eighth. to I, from the White Sox. Besides pitch ,ng tight baseball. Gaston of the Browns and Teddy Blankenship Of chicago each hammered out q homer which accounted for several runs.
 The man in the box had much harder time Of it in an off-agaln-on- again II inning struggle between the Giants and the Braves, Boston scored six runs in the lucky seventh to tie the count at s all, and twice ,harea fter-in the ninth and tenth sach club added run. it finally end eI m HI u to l' NiN'oiS i'' '''N Giants after doubles by Hornsby and Farrell.
 Brooklyn descended still farther into the cellar when the Roblns could scrape up only seven hits and lost to the Phillies, ' to 3. Tn" puakers found the range on Bot NcGraw's offerings in the third and scored five runs then and there though 10 win.
 old Man April pitched a shower uve.. the plate at Cincinnati 10 strike a.ft the scheduled game between the
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
MEETING AGAIN POSTPONED

Another meeting Of the Inter Church league managers was can cejlei last night because of poor al tendance. one was called for next Monday night at 7:3o o'clock at the I, VI. C. A. II will be essential that every church intending to enter the baseball league be represented at this meeting. as the league member ship will be closed at that time and the schedule made out. Nine teams have already announced intentions O, entering and tenth is expected tO round out n full league.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
TO RETURN TO RING
Paul Bcrlcnbach, Former Light Heavyweight Champion May Fight Again in July.

New York. April l9 Rt--Paul Berlenbach, former light heavy weight champion. here with his bride Of a week, says he is going back into the ring at the behest of the ladies Of his family.
 Not only his wife, but his mother and sister too. want him 10 go back to boxing. according to Berlenbach.
 "I do not want him to retire with the stigma Of a knockout attached to his last fight" Paurs mother told Promoter Humbert Fugazy in discussing the boxers return to the ring. The promoter expects to have Paul fighting again some time in July.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
Blue TrinnSlo
Corbin Screw Corp
Blue Trinngle
STARS AT OXFORD

George Pfann, former Cornell quarterback, Is in line for the blue" insignia of an athlete at Oxford In England. Pfann has been starring as lacrosse player. scholars at oxford achieving ath- lctic success and has been award ad the lf-blue' insignia sim liar to freshman numeral in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
This Tells It.

l. Eddie Culbert stole third in game between the keystones of Philadelphia and the Atlantics of Brooklyn in 1865.
 2. In 1876 at Louisville. Ky. Or sanization was completed in New York at later date.
 3. In 1872 it was agreed the ball should weigh not less than five nor more than five and one-quarter ounces and must not measure less than nine or more than nine and one-quarter inches in circumference. It has never been changed.
 f. The distance was 45 feet.
 ,. Three strikes and nine balls.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
BY BILLY EVANS

l.. What player first stole a base :?
 :. When was the National League organized?
 3. In what year was the present size baseball adopted?
 4. What was the pitching distance in the first year of the National League?
 5. What was the rule on balls and strikes at that time?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
TRJBCTE TO PLANK

Eddie Plank's name will be per pctuated at Gettysburg College by a~gymnaslum 10 cost s125.000. The former Athletic pitcher. one O Gettyshurgs most prominent alum nj, died in February, 1926. Fromi- nent baseball men of today aided in raising the money for the memorial 10 Plank.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By tho Associated Press
 Los Angeles--Bud Taylor. Terre Haute. Ind, knocked out Young Nationalist. Filipino, (6. George Godfrey. knocked out Leon Cheya- Her. Oakland, N.
 Tulsa, Okla.-Warnie Smith, Bart lcsville, knocked out Floyd Bowers, Iowa, (3).
 Pittsburgh-Cuddy De Marco. Mckeesport, beat Jack Zivic. New York, (0). Harry Harris, Bellairc, Ohio, beat Hugh Haggerty, Pitts burgh, (6).
 Buffalo. N. Y.--Billy (Young) Stribling, Atlanta. beat Benny Ross, Buffalo, 10). Jimmy Slattery, Buff falo, beat Lew Chester, Philadelphia. (6). Willie Lavin, Buffalo. defeated Johnny Carey, Erie. Pa, (6).
 Rochester. N. Y.-Phil O'Dowd. Columbus, beat Mike Marcells, Rochester, (6).
 Milwaukee-Billy Dort field, Mil- waukee. knocked out Eddie John son. Lacrosse. (4.
 Toronto. Ont.-Newsboy Brown, New York. defeated Alex Burlie, Canadian flyweight champion. G0).
 Newark. x. J.--Joe Click, Brook lyn, knocked out Bobby Jones, Newark, CD.
 Salt Lake City-Jackie Andrews, Utah lightweight champion, knocked out Packey Moran, Chicago, (3).
 FIGHTS TONIGHT
 Minneapolis-Tiny Herman vs. Otto Von Porat, G0).
 Wilkes -Barre-Johnny Risko vs. Romero Rojas, G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

7.HI--.l 9"+ E.ls! 1 .p1 '.!..1l
 %x-Ratted for Walberg Tn 1th inning
 Nxx-Ran for Poole in 9th inning.
 xxxx-Batted for Galloway in 9th in- ming,
 xxxyx-Batted for Wills in 9th inning Philadelphia ... -. c--o Washington. -. -. 0 x-->
 Two base hits-Lamar, Speaker. Cobb. Ruel. Walhcrg, Poole, Empires Ornshy and owens. Losing pitcher--Na alberg, Timc-o .OO.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
,T- Ran for o', in 10Th.
 2 Ta-+gS Eor sf,Tfs t, --l

l-Ratted for NljIls in 5rd.
 72-Ba'ted for GeneW!oh in fth.
 zzz-Battsd for Knight in -th
 --zz-Batted for E, smith in l0.h. New York .........122 102 ool 11-1l Boston ..,...,.,...1oo oil tol l0--l0
 Two base hits-Ienry ,2. Idndstrom, iIo-psby '9, EopsA Farrell. Thomas. Taylor. Three base hts-High Mann. liomke run-Harper Winning pitcher Barnes. Losing pitche Mogridge. I'm pires-McCorm!" k, Mclaughlin and oDay. Time of gRme-e:5j.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
FALCON .INJORS WIN

The Falcon Juniors scored anoth- ar baseball victory yesterday when they nosed out the Arch Street pan,hcrs by the score Of to 1.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Rochester 2. Jersey City 1. Toronto 2, Newark ?.
 GO innings). Buffalo l9. Baltimore 1. Syracuse 1. Reading ,.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
The Standing
Games Today

Boston al New York. Philadelphia at Washington. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today New York at Boston. CTWo gamcs). Pittsburgh at Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games NcStcrday

Now York II, Boston 10. Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 1. Philadelphia :. Brooklyn ,, st. Louis Cincinnati. rain.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
The Standing
Games Today

Toronto al Newark. Rochester at Jersey City. Buffalo at Baltimore. syracuse al ding.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York 3. Boston 0. Washington 4, Philadelphia Q. Cleveland 3. Detroit ,. st. Louis 5, Chicago 1.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

I,I5T0N... --,-, -. . . . Q 0--0 New York ... ...... c 0 . 1 x-3
 Two base hit-Lazzeri. Stolen bases lagstead. Wannlnger. Lazzeri. Empires Hildebrand and McGowau. Time -l:2a
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

Totals ... .-.-, os s
 -Battad for Warner in 9th.
 KY Ran for tlsilmann In erh. Detroit ......... . c Q i . II IIey,lanI . . .. . Q Q . Q 2 N-G
 Two hasa Elts -Hetlunuu, Manush, Win hlGg pitcher Leysau. Imp!sos- Rowland. tieiscl and Connolly. Time-l jj,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

T0'1-s =. =. :. 0G : 10 :. ID : 'tirlsp .,, ........ Q : o-i A-Batted for Ward in 9th
 >4-Eat'el for Conasly in 9th.
 Two hase hit BlanI.eushlp Home runs -S hang Blankcnship. Gaston. Losing pitt h"r- Riauhenshlp. tmpnes Nall!n pHi Irneru. T.me-l.i7.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
Totals
PHILADELPHIA

sHa,'ed fo- MrGraw in 5,H.
 Bat'ed for "inrs tu 9th. Brooklyn .,...........u0J Up9 Ub1.5 TrUaIoiphIa .--.,..---0nt 00p 2oN-.
 Two base rrs Corev, Williams. Holrc Williams Neussl Winning pitcher Garrison. Losing pIt, her NrGraW. iU- plfes-- Hart lt.glor and raJman. Time ot gaMe--.f9.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

'-Icaep ,,.s.-.. .Vpi npp VVV | Two base hit-Wriga'. Three base hit
 Wright. Home ruu-Hartnett. Losing rgheT-Kaufman mpires-Reardcu, h 'em and Wilson. Time-l:i6.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
FIGHTS TONIGHT

Minneapolis-Tiny Herman vs Otto Von Porat. G0.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

Salt Lake City-Jackie Andrews, Utah lightweight champion, knocked cut Packey Moran, Chicago, (3).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

T"F%-t F0 wv " TT Battea for peyormer iA j0tu.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

Toronto. Ont.---Newsboy Brown, New York. defeated Alex Burlie, Canadian flyweight champion. G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

Newark. x. J.-Joe Click, Brook lyn, knocked out Bobby Jones, Newark, CD.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

Wilkes -Barre-Johnny Risko Vs Romero Rojas, I0).
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16
About f>>~zk'
Hpakx>J2.
Things You Sho,,id knu ..
CANCER

We cannot know too much about
things that concern life itself. This
terrible disease always strikes ter
ror in the heart of its victim as
we'll as in the minds of those who
love, or are called to minister to
him. Hence, this brief article.
We know that cancer is not COM
municable-and that it is not dis
tinctly hereditary, though the "ten-
dency" may belong to certain fam
lilies. l have noticed that ford
compilations are more liable TO skin
malignancy than the medium; and
that the very dark individuals are
more often afflicted with malig-
nant growths Of the internal or
gans. In either instance, continual
Irritation is the thing that brings
cancer into activity. Hence, peo-
pie with cancer-tsndencies must
avoid all things that set Up con-
Anual irritation, a pipe-stsm or
cigar, stiff, hard hat, q corset
that exerts pressure In gome par
ocular locality, q rectal growth,
simple at first, may become malig-
nant by constant irritationj the
eating of strong condiments, pep.
per, eatsup, or other active irri-
tants Of the gastric membrane
lining, continued for years, may
hasten malignant condition. =;
In this terrible disease, an ounce
6 prevention Is worth many
pounds Of cure. May insist upon
the well-mown axiom that, sue.
cess with cancer depends upon it's
early recognition. Treatment hero
may well begin when Q suspicion
Of the disease Is aroused. Often to
await the positive diagnosis is too
late. Instant removal is the only
safe way, Il removal be possible
No matter what faddiyts may dee
cisre, we know this 10 the best pos.
sibie advice. After removal. thu
X-ray Or Radiu1n becomes g Gods
send. | know Of many caseA nap
ply cured by this line Of actiont
| have never known any other way
for cure to be ro'sible.
Nsrt Esshs, aasst Dassass =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16
ROANOKE LETTER.

Mrs. Mamie Heath. Mrs. Maggie
Morton, Mr.. Jacob King, and Mr.
George Sims are much improved.
Miss Maggie Dehaven and Mr.. J.
NJ. Lipscomb are much improved;
also Mr.. Names Tinsley and Mrs.
Bessie Curtis.
The annual Thanksgiving exercis-
ca of the EIks and Ladies' of the
Order were held Sunday at the
Ebenezer A. NJ. e. Church at 500
P. NJ. 1t was a grand affair.
Mrs. Sarah Nowiin is indispoaed
Rev. w. R. Howeron. d. d.
delivered a most instructive sermon
at Mt. Zion A. N. q. Church NJ
IL A. M.
Mrs. Carrie Cater died suddenly
last Monday. 11:60 P. N.
The A. M. e. Church Conferences
will soon meet at Norfolk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16
oaE or TIC PLANTS A Mooeea MAWMoYA.'

NEW YORK-Merser Of Beilas
Hess and company and the Ma
donal Cloak and Suit company
makes the new house the largest
I In the world handling womsn'e,
mems. and children's clothing ~
clusively.
f, Business Of the two firms viii
continue independently until
August I. II 10 announced BY ii.
BeIlas Hess, president Of the
merged companies. After that
date tho company will be known a.
the National Beilas Hess company
Two /laats ara ia New ynrs ana
one in K.esas cisY. No, &.cs Vii.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16

supply customers in It's territory.
Combined customers Of the
merged firms number more than
5000. 000." said Mr.. Hess. 1T n
tho plan Of the company that no
concern shall contribute more to
improved conditions Of American
life than our combined organiza.
ton. Direct sale methods will
make for economical huytng and
our world vide purchasing AM,
fashion organization in Paris.
London. and other style ceu.-rs ~
:he old world INC the new VII
hiring the fashrr,s Of l.,.t"i:e Az;
Fi!tt. Assass t. every part 6f
.Amcrscz
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16

VIRGINIA: -:"7H-T
In the Law and Equity Court Of
the City Of Richmond, Part 2,
the 18th day Of April, 1927.
ROOSEVELT WILSON. -. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
CLARA WILSON. go. Defendant
r
The object Of this suit is TO obtain
a divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony OH the ground of wiiful de-
sertion and abandonment by the
plaintiff from the defendant.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the said Clara
Wilson, the defendant, is not a
resident Of the State of Virginia,
and whose last known address was
Philadelphia, Pa, it is, therefore
ordered that Clara Wilson do appear
here within ten days after the due
publication Of this order and do
whatever may be necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
By B. H. TURNBULL.
20 Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM F. DENNY, p.q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16

VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court Of
the City of Richmond, the 18th
day of April, 1927.
JAMES ROBINSON Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancery
NETTIE ROBINSON =. Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bond of matri-
mony by the plaintiff from the de-
fendant on the ground Of deser-
ton for more than three years.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the said Nettie
Robinson is not resident Of the
State of Virginia and that her last
post-office is unknown. it is therefore
ordered that Nettie Robinson do ap-
pear here within ten days after the
due publication of this order and do
whatever may be necessary TO pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
BY E. NJ. EDWARDS, D. c..
WILLIAM F. DENNY, p.q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16
CAUGHT ROBBER

Detective work seems to have also
caught his fancy. for in 1928, when
during the early morning of July z
the cash drawer of the hotel had
been robbed. he made an inyestiga-
ton, caught his man and held him
until the police arrived :; Later he
was instrumental in catching a bad
check writer for whom detective
agency had offered a reward of $3.50.
The records also show that Ernest
saved woman from injury IN
broadway when he stopped fight.
arrested man and took him to the
first precinct. He is proud of a let
ter from q guest who lost G Jewel
case and had it returned intact.
During the flood in 1918, he hired
q boa. for several days to aid those
in the district; stopped profiteering
bv another Negro who had control
Of boat and loaned his to city
officials when needed.
Ernest Claiborne was born IN Rica
mond and came north in 1909. He
a. tended Virginia Union University,
which accounts for his general edu-
cation and versatility.
Ernest Claiborne was raised by
Mrs. Frederick Brauer, 21st and
Yenab:e Stress. Richmond Va. and
he worked for Dr.. T. H. Curd-
Druggist at 21st and Yenable.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16

History Of the two companies.
eliminating Ia this important mer.
ger. IL one Of the romances Of
American businass. The National
Cloak and Suit somnany started
thirty eight years axo In New
York City In q loft employing less
than . dn<es pssasaS. Tho Beltas
Hsss cou paas staytsd IN the same
uAv swahtv faars aEa Annual
hhsiNeas Il he two recently was
''HsS-t ~~as tAAa eB6 OK, 600
s4-Ss~.fe-' I sx.a.- ] AZ huSiasaH Of
49, '' NJ. a =. =" ~ a." .''.ss,n =.
s's' -. A;.s~+-~ W. ,Ws
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16
,.c :, the North cannot compete

men in the NORTH cannot compete
with non-union mcn farther South.
The alleged attempt 10 reduce was-
6 in the North w4ult Cause still
further reduction 4 wages III the
South. Industry and business are not
civilized while il ~ necessary Tor
employees to engage i'll periodical bat.
ties, at the expense OF the workers
wives aud children. to decide what is
fair pay. Some Impartial third par
~ should fix wages. The public pays
in the price of coal.
Segrave, British beat the worlds
automobile record last week. iiylng
over the sands Of Daytona Beach i'll
Florida at a speed greater than 100
miles an hour. His racing car, The
Mystery S." looking like subma-
rine on land, broke the American
record by ten miles an hour.
It's an achievement interesting,
but not useful. No automobile can
90 USEFULLY 166 miles an hour,
or 100 miles an hour.
Up in the air, where the road is
wide, Ii the place for real speed.
At Lyons In Georgia. men on trial
for kidnapping and aogging the Rev.
E. ]. Joaes, Jr.. wore hoods. One
had a pistol, another waved sword.
They toid Mr.. Jones they did not
approve his moral conduct, drove
lin of IN . car. held him down, beat
him with leather strap.
The Sarsyman testiAes after l
WA sst lrss ! started OF down the
soad singing How Beautiful Heaven
Nuss Be" During the beating he
hsd prayed asapd. Such fordtuds 10
MOST unuscsl.
Now New Yosk may hsys to de-
ode about ssscrtiug Mrs. Ruth Spy
der. young, blond. curly haired Wild
ow, aged shlrty-two, who recently
confessed she helped another man
murder her husband.
She says che now loatheS the man
that did the killing. He seems to
have borrowed q suggestion from his
original ancestor, Adam. Friends cay
he was hypnotiEsd by tho woman
whese husband he killed.
II human natprs. public opinion
and the course of events work % us
ual, the man Will Dc executed apd
the yraauaan sentenced to life impris-
onment. There seems to be a psy-
Geological objection 10 strsppsns
women in the electric chair
We do not need war with Chins,
and 1t would not be a righteous war,
once we have rescued OUR nationals.
Having told Asiatics that they may
not live here, it would be playing the
hypocrite and bully TO object TO Chi
mas decision tina; size does not want
us, or Europeans. - ,'er soil. II
we may exclude Asia.>.:s Justly. Chi
M may with equal justice exclude
e9kA -.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-16

VIRGINIA: y
In Hastings Court, Part g. City.
Of Richmond, April IS, 1927. ::
HARVEY BOYERs. 80. Plaintiff
VS..
LEoNA BoYERs. :. Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds Of matri-
mony by the plaintiff from the de.
PENDANT upon the grounds Of deser-
ton and abandonment for more than
three years prior to the commence
ment of this suit :.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Leona
Boyers is not a resident Of this
State it is ordered that she do ap
pear here within ten days after the
due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
w. E. DUvAL, Clerk.
By A. I. DUVAL, DC.
C. MIMMS, p.q.
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convention held in Syracuse and is
grand lodge officer. The genial
hotel man was also chairman Of the
Order Of Moose Encampment held
in his city and a member Of the
Uniform Rank K. Of P, Elks, Odd
Fellows and many clubs.