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New Britain herald., 1928-09-24
LEWIS CANDIDATE
 FOR OFFICE AGAIN Will Seek Place as Constable on
 Independent Ticket tS DEFEATED AT CAUCUS
keaatnetna Man Seriously Injured by Hit and Run Driver - Local Tam Defeats Falcon Nine of New Dsltain-Groneo Carnival.


 Constable. John F. Lewis, vel known resident of East Berlin. and | member of the local constabulary force for years, who was defeated for renominatton for the office by | close majority at the democratic caucus, announced this morning that he would be . candidate for con- stable on the independent ticket Considerable pressure has been brought to bear upon Mir. Lewis dur tne the past two weeks to run for the office and he made his final de- cision this morning.
 It is said that the deposed con stable will have the backing of both tho democrats and the republicans. He was defeated by William Cole of East Berlin at the caucus. The cau- cus was attended by small crowd and the residents of the town were greatly surprised the next day when announcement of Constable Lewis defeat was made.
 MT, Lewis has been on the force for | number of years and has earn ed . reputation as an efficient ofti- cer He has taken prominent part in town affairs and is very popular with the motoring public on Sum- days.
 Struck by a Init and run driver late Saturday evening as he attempt- cd to cross Pennington avenue from tho Triangle Lunch room. William McCarroll, aged 6s, of kensington. WAS thrown to the road and seriously injured. Authorities at the New Bri- tain General hospital stated this morning that the condition Of the injured man is still critical
 According to witnesses. the ken sinrton man was almost over to the other side of the street near Macks garage when a large sedan. said to be going at fast rate of speed tow ards New Britain. knocked him down and dragged him along the road. The driver of the car contin- ued on his way at a rapid rate or speed although there was loud thump ss car and man came togeth- CT.
 MT. McCarroil was immediately taken to the hospital where examin- ations showed him to be suffering from . broken leg. head injuries and bruises about the body. On account of the advanced age of the injured man, the hospital authorities fear that the shock to the man may be fatal and have listed his condition IS critical.
 Constable Frank Brown notified the New Britain police who in turn sent out warnings to all departments in the vicinity to be on the lookou; for the sedan which knocked McCar- l roll down. Up until this morning no trace of the hit and run driver had been found.
 Miss Lyman to Spefk
 Miss Eunice Lyman of kensington. who taught Senator Charles Curtis. | the republican nominee for the vice presidency. when he was a pupil in High school at Topeka. Kansas. has been secured 10 speak at the meeting | of the Berlin Republican Woman's club tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Oscar Benson in East Ber- lin.
 Miss Lyman. who has followed the activities of Senator Curtis since he l
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left high school. will give personal remembrances of him. She is we'll versed in his early life. She was per sonally honored by Mr. Curtis a short time ago in Rhode Island when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Serni-Pros and Amateurs

Irvington Red Sox will be in the field
again this season with a strong team.
The east side boys want a game for Sun
day with a fast team. Call IrYington
1l88-W and ask for Bill.
Indianapolis Triangles will have a strong
club this year and are ready to book
games with the fastest State teams. The
Triangles have April 20 and the month of
May open. Write H. E. Beplay, 16 E.
Orange St, or call DreXel 1904.
There will be a meeting of the Union
Printers Baseball Club this evening at 8
o'clock at 407 Liberty Bldg. All candidates
are urged to be present. The Printers
hold a diamond permit for Riverside Sun
Gay afternoon and desire a game with
any strong team. Call Smith between 6
and 7 p. NJ, at Harrison 4859-J A prac-
tlce session will be held Saturday after
noon.
Beech Grove Reds are putting a fast
club in the field this year and will plav
q majority Of their games on the road.
a few dates still are open and any State
teams desiring first class competition adj
Dress Pete Roberts. 113 N. Fifth Ave. Beech
Grove, IND, phone Beech Grove l16.
First Baptist again will have a team, in
tne neld and from indications the club
VIII nave more strength than last season
Baptsts will practice at Riverside No s
Saturday afternoon. All men who have
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Q!ISGiidg:teSH

TEX RICHARDS threat to send
Il Gene Tunney and Tom Hee-
ney to London for their heavy
weight thing is a queer angle to
very queer heavyweight situa-
ton.
1t was tn cat or a dodge, as
the boys in the racket call it, but
they can't figure the angle for a
threat. The New York boxing COM
mission already is committed to ap-
prevail of Heeney or six buns and
the New York public always is COM
mitted to a sucker role. So why
the threat?
Rickard, in a sane moment, and
he usually is sane in all his mo-
ments, never would think of trying
to stage a heavyweight champion
ship in England when he was obi
gated to the extent of a million
dollars. The Bank of England is
there, of course, but it is very we'll
guarded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Shields to Meet
Lott for Title
in Tennis Event

ASHEVILLE. N. c., April g.
Doubles semi-finals and finals we're
scheduled as today's attraction of
the Western North Carolina tennis
tournament.
Frank Harris, University of
Florida star and Clifford Suffer.
New Orleans, were to meet Francis
x. Shields, national junior cham
pion, and Tamio Abe, japanese
singles titlist, in one match.
George Lott and John Doeg faced
the winners of the Fred Gaggs-Dr.
William Rosenbaum and Ralph
Baggs- match.
Finals in the mems singles will
be played on Saturday under pres
ent arrangements. Shields and Lott
will meet for the title. The Junior
Thursday champion defeated Abe in
straight sets in the semi-finals
while Lott beat Doeg 6-1, As, 3-6,
6-1 86
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Keller, on Legion Card, Met La Barba

Babe Keller, Toledo bantam, who
comes here to the Armory next
Tuesday night to meet Kid Lencho
of Mexico in one of the ten-round
bouts constituting the double
wind-up Of the Legion fistic card,
is one of the last fighters who met
the great Fidel La Barba, before
the former worlds f1yweight champ
hung up his gloves to enter college.
The ring record books merely note
that La Barba and Keller fought
ten rounds on the 18th of May, al
most a year ago, at Kalamazoo,
Mich, and that La Barba won.
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ENGLISH NOT EXCITED

A CCORDING to the current rate
N of exchange an English pound
is about the same as five bucks in
good American, but in London a
"quid" is much more treasured
than "finif" is around Sucker Row
in New York.
Anyone who has been in England
knows how many native subjects
could be counted upon to pay ten
pounds to see a colonial fight Tun-
ney.
The regard in which Tunney is
held as a fighter is much lower in
England than it is in this country
and there are doubts that Tunney
can draw here like Rickard wants
a champion to draw. Heeney also
is more or less of a stranger in
London and the mere waving of a
New Zealand standard will not open
the pocketbook of London for ST.
100000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Montreal Is
Favored to
Win Series
Maroons Take First From
New Workers for
Hockey Title.

Ey United Press
MONTREAL, April 6.-The Mon
treal Maroons today were favored to
win the worlds hockey champion
ship as result of thei' 2 to vic
tory over the New York Rangers in
the opening game of the Stanley cup
sseries here Thursday night.
Tired from their gruelling series
with the Boston Bruins for the
American group championship, the
Rangers were outclassed throughout
the three periods.
The second game of the series
will be played here Saturday night
and the third game Tuesday night.
The team winning three games in
the f1ve-game series will be declared
the winner.
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been signed report not later than 2
O'Clock. Tryouts are welcome.
Dady A. C.s will practice Sunday at
Riverside No. at ! D. m. All players are
asked to attend. State teams desiring
games are asked to address Basil Bliny,
1913 Oliver Ave, or call Belmont 1880.
Capitol City Cubs will meet at Mickey
Williams club. 407 Minerva St., Saturday
afternoon. Following PLAYERS are requested
to be present. c. Barnaby. Hagan. Glib
son. Hager, Donnolly. Relnhardt, Stokes
j. Barnaby and Stup jenkins. Cubs will
play in the l6-l7-year-old class.
indianapolis Cubs will practice at
Rhodius Park at p. m. Sunday. All
players are requested to attend. Cubs
VIII hold meeting at tonight at 1871
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However, Babes manager, Jimmy
Dunn, forwards clippings and other
data on the fight to the Legion au-
thorities which indicate the scrap
was anything but a walk-away for
the clever "Fiddel," many of the
ringsiders on that occasion opining
a draw decision would have been
fairer.
Newspaper accounts of fights in
which Keller has engaged, for
warded here, indicate the Toledoan
is a 'roughhouse" type of per-
former who takes advantage of
everything the rules permit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
White s Speeder
Reported Ready


Ry Tnifcd Press
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, April 6.
An attempt to break the worlds
speed record was scheduled for to-
day-beach conditions permitting.
J. NJ Whites triplex racer was
reported by Ray Keech. its driver,
in readiness to try for a new mark.
The car was disqualified in Febru-
ary's international trials because of
lack of reverse gear. Capt. Malcolm
Campbell. British driver, holds the
record with a speed Of 2O6 miles an
hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, April 6.-Walter
Spence, Brooklyn Y. M G. A., and
Walter Laufer, Lake Shore A. c.,
Chicago, competing in the national
A. A, U. swimming meet, established
two new world records here Thurs
day night.
Spence, swimming against time,
broke the worlds record in the
100-yard breast stroke. His time,
los, was 21-5 seconds lower than
the previous record of 1907 is, es-
tablished in 1924 by John Farley, IL
linois A. G.
Laufer won the 15O-yard breast
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Talking 1t
Over
Continued from Page 24)

tGOnLInu6u rage k4I
And the GregOrian calendar Just
ifies his stand. To date, at least,
tomorrow always has been another
day.
TIME Yanks are still a great ball
4 club, physically. Whether they
will be as great this year in action
as they were last, is a question.
They began the season last year
with a rush and kept rushing until
the pennant was in the bag. That
early lead was q big help. 1t put
them in a position to coast on the
impetus of it in the later stages.
Two pitchers who helped a lot in
that early rush aren't with the team
this year-Reuther and Shocker.
Reuther won thirteen games and
Shocker won eighteen. Most Of
these were scored in the early
stages of the race. Veterans, they
were at their best until the heat got
them. But by that time the Yanks
were far out in front.
The Yanks will miss Reuther and
Shocker through May and June,
anyway. They may miss them long
er than that. This is a possibility
that should cause Higgins more
concern than the failure of his
champions to play any real ball in
the South. BY the rules of the
sport the games in May and June
must count in the standings.
Il
Babe Ruth, in an exclusive in
terview, says: Don't worry.
Well be there at the finish"
But this is not wholly encOurag-
ing. He fails to say where.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Walter Spence and Walter Laufer
Establish New Swimming Records
Brooklyn and Chicago PaddIers Competing in National
A. A. U. Meet Make Great Time; WeSmuIIer Wins.

stroke in 1877 3-5, barely edging out
George Kojac, New York Boys Club,
who held the previous worlds rec
ord of 1:35 3-5.
Johnny Weismuller, Illinois A. c.,
won the 5O0-yard free style in easy
fashion, finishing sixty feet ahead
of Paul Sampson, his teammate.
Pete Besjardins of Stanford Uni
versity, retained his 1927 title in the
mems senior high spring board div
ing contest. Desjardins scored
1902 points to win over Howard
Smith, Los Angeles A. A, with
1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Urnpires for
Opening Day
Are Assigned
American League Office
Announces ArbiterS for
Initial Games.

BB URifcd Press
CHICAGO, April 6.-Omcial as
signment of umpires for opening
day games of the American League
baseball season were announced at
the Offices of the League here to-
day
Umpires Owens, Geisel and
Campbell were assigned to the spe-
cial opening game at Boston be-
tween the Red Sox and the Wash
ington Senators, April 10.
Assignment for the four games
April II, the regular opening day,
we're:
Washington at Boston-Owens,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Kansas CityStar
Beats Chicagoan
BB Tnited Press

BB Tnited Press
P1NEHURST, N. c., Aril 6.-Mrs.
0. S. Hill, Kansas City, won the
Women'S North and South po,f
championship by defeating Miss
Virginia Van VIE, Chicago. 6 and 5,
IN the finals here Thursday.
Mrs. Hill, who eliminated Miss
Glenna Collett, Providence, R. l.. de-
lending titlist, in the semi-fnals
Wednesday, was out in 80 TODAY
MISS Van VIE had a 43. Mrs. Hill
Ied from the start and was three I'M
aC the turn. Miss Van VIE took
only the fifth hole with a par 2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06

Representative Lester J. Dickin-
son, Of Iowa, will address the
Rotary Club on the present agri-
cultural situation. at the Farmers
Day luncheon meeting, at the Co
lumbia Club, Tuesday noon. The
WFBM, and farmers throughout
the state are expected to listen in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
!. Il. BasebaLLers
Rap u ofCincy

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April en-
diana University baseball team
swung into action here Thursday
afternoon and walIoped the Uni
verSity of Cincinnati, 70 to 9. The
Hoosiers broke out with a hitting
spree in the seventh inning and
When the dust had cleared away the
Indiana crew had tailed five runs
IN one frame. Box score:
INDIANA CINCINNATI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
SHOULD HELP DETROIT

Harry Rice, feet outfielder, who
was acquired from st. Louis during
the winter, should make the De-
troit outfeld one Of the best in
the mai Ors this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Seven South Bend, Five
Indianapolis Teams to
Open Action.
LINK BELT IN STARTER
Opening Nights Schedule
Is Revealed.
BY LEFTY LEE

Seven teams from South Bend
and five local clubs from the Link
Belt Company will open the annual
State Bowling tournament at Jess
Pritchett's Recreation drives Satur-
day night at O'Clock.
Another squad Will take up the
burden of pounding the naples at
10 O'Clock. The sole out-of- town
entry on this shift will be the
Sanitary Lunch team of Kokomo.
indianapolis teams swinging into
action on the opening night of the
meet will be the Link Belt Pro-
duction, Grinders, Orders, Sprockets
and Oil Dogs.
The meet will continue until May
6. Saturday nights schedule:
Five Men P. NJ.
Alley. Team and City
Singer. South Bend; G. Haslanser,
as. Burman Coal So. South Bend; w
3-Waters Relocation No. /, South Bend;
G. Churchill, captain.
waters Recreation No. 2, South Bend;
f. J. Waters, captain.
5-Studebaker NJ. 81 A. South Bend. W
J. Schott. captain.
6-St. Joseph A. c.. South Bend Alex
Dlugosz. captain.
TAI & Ralph, South Bend A. L. Leslie
captain.
s-Link Belt Production. indianapolis;
NJ. Mathews captain.
9-Link Belt Grinders, indianapolis; L
Newly. captain.
10-Iink Belt orders, indianapolis; r. NJ
SWartz. captain.
Link Belt Sprcckets, Indianapolis; r
Westfau. capt all.
Pink Belt OIL Dogs, Indianapolis; \
Wakefield. captain.
Five Men 10 2. NJ.
1-Vollrath Cafe, Indianapolis; Theo
Maier. captain.
2-Polks Sanitary MIX Co., Indianapolis
NJ. Pohl, captain.
3-Haughville P. o., Indianapolis; r. Doc
little, captain.
4 Mercantile Garage. indianapolis: F
Kinnan. captain.
81. Selmier Towel Supply. Indianapolis
P Hill. captain.
6-sanitary Lunch. Kokomo; C. Maudlin
7-Virginia Rubber Co.. INDIANAPOLIS; W
p. Ramsey. captain.
! 8-Indpls. Blue Print 81 Supply Co.. In
dianapois. J. Steebe. captain.
| 9-S. & S. Service Station. indianapolis
c. Robinson captain.
| COCOA Cola No. 2. indianapolis; A. Gil
bert. captain.
l1-Indians. INDIANAPOLIS; H. C. Peachey
l2-Luc5y Strikes. indianapolis; r. HukI'
captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06
Pin Tournament to Get Under Way Saturday Night

Geisel and Campbell.
Cleveland at Chicago Connolly,
Van Graftland and MCGOWAN.
st. Louis at Hildebrar1d,
Ormsby and Guthrie.
New York at Philadelphia-Ger-
deem, Nollin and Barry.
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ABB. H. o. A

Totals. 4S 70 Of 2oI Totals. 81 8 81 1e
*Kunz batted for McNutt in seventh.
TLewis b. d for Farley in seventh
Indiana ......... 900 n22 5tn-t2
Clnc'N vi ................ 004 500 000-
n ~; 7orsz% r. EIal M2gynaboscoa Apple.
gevin. Two-base hits-Derr. Muth Home
luns-Derr, Maenabosco Apple and BOIL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06

"Neap tides" are low tides which
occur in the beginning Of the second
and fourth quarters of the moon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-06

CRAWFORD COLLEGE COACH
"Wahoo" Sam Crawford, one of
the greatest sluggers ever in the
American League, is now coaching
the baseball team at the University
of Southern California.
Evening star., 1928-03-09

Pennsylvania in Its 1923 SHOW" which
is called "Tarantella," and which will
have Its premiere here Monday evening.
March 26, at the Belasco Theater, un-
der the auspices of the local PennSyl-
vania Club, of which DR.. Frank Hood
Schultz is president. and which num-
bers among Its members so many dis
tinguished Government officials reSid-
ing in the Capital City.
There is perhaps no other group Of
university thespians in the country that
is so popular as the Mask and Wig
gers" and many society events are al
ways scheduled at the time of their an
nual Washington appearance by lead
ing society matrons and debutanteS.
The Washington committee which
has charge of their appearance here
includes. In addition to DR.. Schultz. Mr..
Karl E. FARRELL, secretary of the club:
Mr.. George F. Snyder. Maj. F. Gran
vile Munson. MFR Warren F.. Martin.
MIR, w. Chattin Wetherill. special as
Sistant TO the Secretary of Commerce.
and MFR. Darrell II, Smith. senior staff
member of the Institute for Government:
Research Mr. Martin Mr. Wetherill
and Mr.. Smith arc members of the
Mack and Wig Club also
Evening star., 1928-03-09
DOCTOR URGES SUPPORT
FOR MEDICAL BILL
Biggs Addresses Cosmopolitan Club
on Measure to Control Healing
Practitioners.

Support for the measure now before
Congress providing for the regulation
Of the professions in the District prac-
ticing so-called "drugless cures" was
advocated yesterday by DR.. J. Rozier
Biggs speaking at luncheon of the
Cosmopolitan Club in the Carlton Hotel
The recent death in this city of a
young woman while undergoing treat
ment at the hands OF a drugleSs doctor
was sufficient TO persuade every one of
the advisability and necessity OF such
a law. DR.. BiggS declared.
Roy Champion outlined plans for
ladies' night entertainment to take
place April ii. The club will hold a
meeting Thursday night at the Carlton
with Paul Brandstedt in charge of ar
rangementS. 1t was announced.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
"Y" LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN.
Learn to Swim" Move Featured
by Free Lessons,

Tentative plans for the annual Learn
boys department of the Young Mems
Christian Association. are under way.
it was announced yesterday, and free
swimming lessons will be given to boys
between the ages of 10 and Is years
The classes will be conducted April
9. 10, IL and l2 W. NJ. Wilson, boys
physical director of the Y. M. c. A.. in
making the announcement yesterday
stated that 450 boys took advantage of
the free instruction offered last year
and that it is hoped this years enroll
ment will equal or surpaSs that OF last
wear
Evening star., 1928-03-09
FILE MERGER PROTEST.
Federal Employees object to Plan
Submitted.

Protest against the present merger
plans was registered Wednesday night
by the District of Columbia Federation
of Federal Employees Unions meeting at
7l0 Fourteenth street.
The proposal that a $5n.000, 900 capi-
ialization be guaranteed to return per
cent. the adopted resolution said. prom
ises no benefits to the car riders. but
rather pointed to exploitation of them.
A committee was appointed to an.
pear before the Public Utilities Commits
sion, The members arc F. C. Hooner
w. S. Kinney and John r Newman
Evening star., 1928-03-09

faHS. 9faS
More and more women are turn
ing 10 Beverv Special Silk-top
ChitfonS and the answer simply is
tina, they are receiving wonderful
quality and value.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-09-13
Reel Comedy With Each Show.
2 Shows Every Night Starting 1880
NOTICE FOR BIDS

The City Council Of the City Of
Sank Centre, Minnesota will receive
sealed bids until 1880 o'clock p. M.
on September oath, 1928, at the Of
fee of the City Clerk in said city
for the following fire apparatus,
mounted upon chassis furnished
by the city, to-wit: Hose body for
500 feet of IN inch hose; 40 gallon
soda and acid chemical tank with
$50 feet of ga inch chemical hose
in so foot lengths with shutoff nozzle;
80 gallon water tank Booster)
with $50 feet of 1 inch hose with
shutoff nozzle; 200 G. P. M. pumper
at 120 pounds pump pressure with
IA inch hose connection; 2h
Gallon soda and. acid hand extin-
Quisher and one IS gallon portable
water pump extinguisher; hose
baskets or hose reels at option of
city for 3-4 inch and 1 inch hose, all
to be properly mounted on chassis
and further equipped with the
standard equipment 5of bidder on
similar jobs. Complete specifica-
tions to be furnished with each
bid and certified check for 10 per
cent of amount of bid deposited to
assure Carrying out of contract.
By order Of City Council.
~ J. F. Cooper, City Clerk.
Dated September 18th, 1928.
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City News Items

DR.. L. C. Stern made business
trip to Clarissa Tuesday.
Donald Bishop is spending few
days this week visiting at Frazee.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Schulz
spent Monday in Minneapolis Wis
iting and on business.
Miss Irene Brophy left Sauk
Centre Friday for Duare where
she will teach the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wiesner spent
a few days in Minneapolis last week
visiting and attending the State
Fair.
III. N. Bishop made a business
trip to Minneapolis Wednesday in
the interest of the Bishop Com
pany.
Attorney and Mrs. V. T. Conk-
lin will go to Minneapolis Friday
where they will visit with friends
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Gilbert
COAt VI 'N1luLCdpOliS, c1C opSuulIlS
this week in Sank Centre visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Sauer, of Cold
Spring, is spending the week in
this city visiting at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. j . B.. Sauer.
Melvin Larson left Sank Centre
Sunday for Los Angeles, CAL, af.
ter spending a few days visiting
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. c.
D. Larson. ~-..-
DIR. r. e.. sNutting stopped in
Sank Centre Monday for a short
visit at the DR.. r. e. Cooper home
while enroute2 from Fargo to Ro.
chester, MIMI. ..
Mrs. J.B. Brophy and little
son Pat returned to their home in
Chicago Saturday after a two
weeks visit at the P. J. Brophy
home in this city.