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TUSK-F0RCE DATE FOR CHICAGO UNCHANGED
TAYLOR TO USE
KNUTE ROCKNE'S
STYLE OF PLAY
BY F. A. JACKSON

PRAIRIE VIEW COLLEGE, Tex.
oct. 6.2The Prairie View college
varsity football team will play It's
second game of the season next
Saturday when it opposes the strong
Langston university team from OK
lahoma at Prairie View
Head Coach Sa mTaylor, anxious
to avenge the 90 defeat suffered at
the hands of the Oklahomas, Is
leaving no stones pnturned in pre-
pairing for this affair. Offensive
team play is being supervised by
none other than the coach himself
Coaches Red Dabney and John
Southern are stresing offensive and
defensive line play. Coach Hamil-
ton Brown is in charge Of the year
ling squad
The Oklahomans are coached by
the youthful Zip Gayles. One OF
the hardest schedules ever attempt
ed ws be played by the Oklahom-
ans this year Coach Gayles vii be
anxious TO make two in row with
the Partners, with several letter
men back from last years squad
and a wealth of material from the
Oklahoma high schools. The Lang
ston aggregation on paper appears
as formidable as the last years
team that had the strong Fiskuni-
versity eleven completely whipped
whipped for three quarters, only to
be nosed Vut in the ANAL quarter
because Of injuries.
Six reels Of film How to Play
Football'-as explained by the late
Knute Rockne, and demonstrated
by Rockne players OF Notre Dame
university, r. shown to the squad
three times last week In the Col
lege Auditorium. Coach Taylor, en-
ploying combination, Rockne-
Warner attack using these reels to
stress type Of play to be used this
season. Saturdays game promises
to be sthriller and this is Just one
game of from the Wilev.P Prairie
View game at the a,.as Fair on
October 18th.
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no YOU KNOlIE
III by WI
~ Harrison Brooks nv

Do you know that Fitzhugh Lyons
two hundred pound md OF Indiana
scored the only touchdown against
Ohlo2 We'll. he did that thing
right in the Hoosier state. A coming
American. I call him.
DO you know that w have a
character well worth writing a biog-
raphY Of? It's none other than
Mr. Edward Tolan, former student
and ex-grad of U. of Michigan. He
should stand out as Negro coach
to future athletes as Rockne did to
the world.
Say listen world, have l stopped
to think that WHEREFORE has taken
five Of Chicago's best athletes?
Bravol! BRAY, Buckner, Bradley,
Hart and Corley.
And EngleWood is one-half Ne
groes this year with their first big
start IN athletics. I mean Mr.. Cal
vim Beckett is the coming track
"captink.' Bernie Richardson made
all-eity 1igh jumping in 1929.
DC you know that nine Cut OF ev-
cry ten high school athletes who
graduate are pacing the bouleyardS?
Well, I'll tell you they are. Why not
rig up a few stholarships. Huh?
Do you know that there is
young man who is an eX-graduate
OF Lincolr high school in the city
of Fort Smith, and the state of Ar
kansas. Who has smashed all OPP
position in the Langston U. back
field? Six fl t. 100 and an educaat-
ed toe and shift Of hips untouch-
able, that, Mr.. Willie Winnesbourg
all over Look out fer him.
Think II over.
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PREP
GRID SCORES

SATURDAY-De La SHE'S prep
ell ven beat Calumet high, 10 to 8,
at Shewbridge Field; Harrison Tech
defeated Lindblom, Is to IL at White
City: Fenger was overwhelmed By
Ashland, KY, high at Ashland, 40
to Lakeview and Mckinley elev-
ems played a Scoreless tie at Logan
G ,uare park; Lake Forest beat Nor
gan Park Military academy, 10 to 0:
New Trier defeated Schurtz, 81 TO 0
at New Trier; Oak Park defoated
Crane, "a to 7, at Oak Park; Pro-
viso whipped Sem High, IA to at
Maywood; Parker beat Hyde Park
IL to s, at White City afternoon
gamel; Waller and Morgan high
schools tied at 6 all; Roosevelt lost
to Waukegan, rs to and Tilden
Tech defeated Kankakee, % to o
at Kankakee, III.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. /.
Before an audienceof 1900 enthu-
siastic spectators which included
groups from Atlanta. Tuskegee.
Birmingham. Huntsville, Selma and
Gre. nsboro, the Alabama State
Teachers College Hornets opened
their season here tonight with a
featured night game at Cramton
Bowl when they completely routed
the plucky New Orleans university
eleven to the tune of 80 to 6, which
represented the real difference OF
the two squads.
1t was Captain Oran FrazieFs
night who along with Coger Hardy
and Walton were starting their sem
ior year as members of the Hornets
and Captain Frazier got credit for
the first Hornet touchdown by re-
ceiving a beautiful flfty-yard pass
from his brother Seyerne within
the first four minutes OF the game.
Scores Pile Up
Hornet touchdown proceeded to
come regularly for the remainder Of
the game. The second marker re-
suited from several line drives BY
A. D. Brown and Fields with Cap
tain Oran Frazier again making the
touchdown on six yard squirt on
fourth down. With the second line
in during the second quarter, Sew
erne Frazier galloped TO his only
| touchdown of the night. The Tigers
from the Crescent City came back
strong against the second team Of
Coach Lewis in the third period
and scored on a beautiful 60-yard
squirt by Alpheus Smith who was
the whole backfeld show for ths
visitors. Coach Lewis soon rushed
in his varsity team again and they
turned in thirteen more points dur
ing the final period when Brown,
Fiels and Captain Frazier were lit
orally running wild.
The game was full of dash and
variety The Tigers were clever with
their lateral pass formation and
with their eighteen aerial efforts
which resulted in five completed
passes and four which we're inter-
cepted by the Alabama men. This
Hornets tried the passes also but
with less numerical success since
they completed only two of their
thirteen efforts but one OF these
was good for fifty yards and for
touchdown. The Hornets did pack
plenty Of power in their backhelds
and smashed the line at will.
Ready For Paine
The game was colored with all
the other features. The band and
cheering units we're at their best
Coaches and scouts from Atlantis
Morehouse. Alabama A. and NJ. ana
Talladega were very much in evi-
dence as they attempted to get
line on what the Hornets had to
offer. The fans themselves gained
a good impression and we're satisfied
that the Hornets can deliver again
meet Paine college from Augusta,
Georqia at Cramton Bowl
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SALISBURY. N. c.. C.eJ. Civ
ingstone college strated of the c
I. A. A. season on Friday, Oct 2
by losln gto A. and r TO. The
game was nip and tuck for the first
half with both teams frequently in
va ding enemy territory. but in the
third quarter, helped by a success
iCl # first downs, C. billiard of A
and r. carried the ball over the
gial line for the only touchdown
OF the day
Much can be said for the stamina
Of the Bears. who although COM
pletely outweighed, we're abs to
hold the Bulldogs down, TO one
Touchdown.
The game started off with A and
r. kicking the ball, which was
caught by CAPTAIN Williams of w.
ingstore on the Is yard line and
carried down the field to the thirty
yard line. From then on the battle
waxed fierce with the half ending
at 90. During the second quarter
RAY OF A. and r made a Spectacu-
lar run breaking through the Liv-
lngtone defense on his own IS ward
line, to be finally stopped by Can
tain Williams on Livingstone'S 80
yard line.
During the second half most Of
the play was in A. and rs territory.
Just before the whistle. at the end
~ the fourth quarter Wilson of
Livingstone. made the most spec
tacular play for the Bears by
breaking awav from the opposition,
and successfully catching a pass
thrown by CAPTAIN Williams, only
to have the whistle end a possible
long run. Ray and billiard starred
fot A. and T. while Linn, Williams,
Fisher. and Wilson we're outstand-
irg fer Livingstone.
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JULIAN FLIES
OVER BALL PARK

NEW YORK.-The Black Eagle Of
the Air, Colonel Hubert Julian, OF
the Royal Abssinian Air Forces. en-
ioyei recent double header be-
tween the Giants and Robins at the
Polo Grounds.
Taking the time Of from flying
duties the affable colonel, nifty at
tired in brown flannel suit, enter
ed the Polo Grounds with three
friends, took his seat and proceed
ed to enlighten his neighboring
fans with an account Of flying,
naming the greatest in the world.
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Salo, Gardner's
Sprint Mate, Is
Fatally Injured

PASSIAC, N. j., Oct. 4.--Struck
on the head with a baseball. Patrol
man John Salo, of the Passiac po-
lice department, formerly a profess
sional long distance runer, died to-
night. Salo won the secon of c. C.
Pyle's bunion derby races from
New York to Los Angeles, for which
he received $4,000. In the first
derby from Los Angeles to New York
Salo finished second.
He was the running mate of Eddie
Gardner, colored cross country run
ner, in the recent bunion derby to
Montreal They finished sixth in a
field Of 100 contestants.
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COU7HSDE
Boys Club
Nv ROBERT L. MARSHALL


THE CLUBS natstorium is the
most popular Of its many tea-
lures in the afternoon. The basket
ball floor is none the less popular
at night when all the stars romp
across the floor likt Tigers.
THE CLUB will miss such former
summaries as Asis Bray and
Robert Frazier. Bray has matricu-
lated at Wllberforce while Frazier
with many other Boys club satel-
litts are in high school competition
WE WOULD like TO tell you OF
those members Of the club who
are and have been successful in
high school competition. Space does
not permit 1t this issue but we
would be reluctant in telling OF
these boys next tissue.
THERE WON'T be q minstrel show
this year as was expected, but
some OF those dancers who we're so
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
.LIV|NGSTONE.IS
PRAISED
DEFEAT BY AIT.

First downs-A. and A. s; Liv-
ingstone 3; touchdowns - billiard;
substitutions- A. Ind T, billiard;
[ iingstone, Martin, Lancaster
Battle, Robinson and Greenwood.
Off1cials-referee Bruce; head
linesman, Ovley umpire, Richard
son.
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s. .cessful in the first minstrel show
last year are keeping in practice in
case it will be decided TO continue
the feature next year.
Mars. BLANCHE SMITH-WAL-
N TON, the director of last years
minstrel has been very Ill rect tly,
this Illness may be the main cause
OF the failure Of attempting a min
strel this year.
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Booker HLoseS
To Brick Junior
College, 49, ID

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c.. oct. s.
The Brick Junior college won It's
opening game 1914 from Booker
Washington high school {, Rocky
Mount. The game was hard-iought
from the first KICKOFF and there
was no let up on the part of eth
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LEWIS : ZBYSZKO
BOUT CLINCHER

Sanction for a heavyweight chsAn
pionship wrestling match on Oct. rs
between Stranger Lewis and Wlad-
elk zbyszko was gitn Monday to
Joe Coffee by the Illinois Athletic
commission. Profits of the show
will be donated to Gov. Fmmer-
sons unemployment fund.
Although neither Lewis nor zby-
szko holds a claim to the westling
title.
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err team. Brick had the better run
ming attack and Rocky Mount the
best air atatack. The outstanding
players for Brick we're Heilig, Hall
and Taylor. The best for Rocky
Mount were r. Bates, Bryant, Ma
lone and p seman.
Scoro by quarter:
BktCh .......................,.U IL U--lo
ROCKY MOUNT 20 0 TIA
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JUNIOR CHAMP
OFFSET DRAW
BY FOE IN '29
Left Hook To Jaw
Ends Bout

NEW YORK, Oct. ,. - In
one of the shortest regulation
prize fights staged here, Kid
Chocolate, the sensational Gu
ban junior lightweight cham
pion, knocked out Joe Scalfaro
local Italian, in 80 seconds Of
the very first round of their
scheduled ten-round bout The
victory, incidentally, erased
any possible doubt in the minds
OF partisan fight fans. who
remembered that Seal faro held
rhe "keed' TO draw two
years ago.
The smiling "Keed scarcely had
to unlimber his best punches to
stop the Harlem Italian before g.
900 fans.
"keed" Lands Left
The Cuban came out swinging a
left II connected three or four
,mes. Scslfaro went down hard
At the count of eight he came up,
srossy. but game. He wanted to
continue. but the referee. Kid Otto.
couldn't see II that Ray
About the ring the Wrestled,
scalfaro trying to wrench loose and
get at Chocolate the ofnciai holding
lin back. Finally Otto pushed Seal
faro back to his own corner and
held him there until assistance ar
rived.
Defeated Pug Raves
Chocolate stepped forward to
congratulate his victim and Seal
faro swung a couple Of hefty but
wld punches at him. Finally the
ptsved Scalfaro Vss taken back 70
his dressing room.
III. crowd boo.d. evidently think
ing Scslfaro should hay. been more
sportsman Ike
Sealfaro. BY virtue Of his draw
with Chocolate in their FIRST meet
ing had been expected 20 give the
Cuban fash run for his money.
The cash customers hardly had
time TO get settled in their seats
before the Chocolate "Kee5' had
ehalked up his sensational victory.
The Cuban hsttler won his junior
lightweight title from Benny Bass
a. Philadelphia some six or seven
months ago BY a knockout In the
SEVENTH round Negotiations sre
: u~a-as 20 match Chocolate with
Tony Cansoneri for the lightweight
crown.
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ruthers' Ohio lads are out this year
TO ayenge the defeat OF 1929. They
have openly announced that they
viii even the score with Coach Cleve
Abbott's machine in this contest
Hart, Corley Stars
Those who are acquainted with
former football stars at Wendell
Phillips high school, Of this city,
very well know the CALDER of play
that Jack Hart, Levester Corley and
William Bradley will present in the
forth coming game. They did much
in the way OF contributing to the
unquestionable defeat OF Kentucky
State SATURDAY.. Hart and Corley
made things hot FOR Dick Han
leys varsity team al Northwestern
last season. They casted
their lot With Wilberforce at the
start of the current season and are
going great
Thornhill and Ashe will alternate
at the quarterback position for
Coach Graves team while Fowler.
picked as I'll All American end last
wear. will snare passes and reel of
lcng gains for Tuskeges. Lucas. the
other end, will also be In the thick
OF the battle when the two teams
kick of at the Mills stadium. The
tackling Of Clark Is said to be very
muck on the stvie of that OF Duke
Slater. former Iowa university star
and now member OF the Chicago
Cardinals.
Ticket Places Named
Captain Hockett. Of the Tuskeget
Tigers, bears the reputation OF be-
ing one Of the best guards in Amer
lean football. Mccarthy and Silyey
two backfieid men, needs no intro
duction for their ability to gain
yards, and take advantage of Of
holes made BY their lincsmen. All
in all, therell be no dull moments
when the referees whistle send the
two elevens into The fray at the
west side stadium. May the best
team win.
For further information on the
game telephone Atlantic 303o. or
Normal 1858. or watch TIE sport.
pages Of THE CHICAGO WHIP
may be purchased at the
Metropolitan Funeral home. 4l8 E
Attn St; the American Giants Gar
ages. 59th st. ana Wabash avenue.
3ls E. Garfield boulevard and 3342
Indiana avenue, Porter's drug store.
ande the South Center department
store
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NEW ORLEANS i. LOSES
TO BAMA HORNETS 1916
iii Athletics At n
wv ENDELL PHILLIP.N
By CHARLES I. BOWEN

ALL WAS 4uiet on the Red and
Black front during the past
weekend. Coach Mosby's eleven is
preparing for the city league opened
with Calumet high. Saturday, at
White City. From this opening tilt
one ca nabout judge who will wind
up around the top. AS there two
teams carry on so will Morgan Park
and Parker have it out in the south
section struggle. Fenger, the other
member Of this group draws bye
from the league schedule.
PREDICTIONS for the south sec
ton leaders are Parker and CAL
umet. Nevertheless upsets will
probably occur to of set the top
notchers. The Phillips Parker af-
fair will no doubt be the feature
game in this division as it has pre-
viously been. Last Year Parker was
victorious Is 10 Il.
THAT THE football spirit at Phil
lips among the student body is
on the decline is proven by the gate
receipts Wick is about one-third
OF the opposing schools. In form
er days pep assemblies we're given
to arouse interest OF the students
of the Importance Of their attend
ing the games. The gate receipt:
are divided equally and when yot
don't come up with your part Of thu
cash it doesn't look so good.
WORD HAS been received abou
Jack Hart. former Phillips gri
ace who is now attending WILDER
force university. 1t is said that Har
displayed some crafty open fieic
running during the final stages Of
preparation for the WiIoerforce
Kentucky game. Jack won his
fame from Phillips from rs TO 90
In his final year he made the all
state team halfback. Another
grid prospect that won honor from
Phillips is Levester Corley. His po-
sition at tackle won him fame on
the all-citY squad Of couple of
years back. Thomas Bradley an
other Phillips footb>l star Is also
attending Wilberforce.
a MONG THE best OF Coach Mos
by's crew is linemap. "Hunky"
John Horton. This is Johns third
and last year as a member Of the
team. He alternates from center to
ta"'-' 10 guard ant serves them all
we'll. Bill PAYNE, at end, is serving
his second year at Phillips. He
spent his TT year at Englewood
where he got his first knowledge Of
the game.
SOME PEOPLE don't ?em to m-
derstand the motive for staging
practice games. This is to show the
coaches the weak and strong spots
In the team. He will then have time
to correct this defect when the lea
CUE, or conference opens. Upsets Of
all kinds are apt to occur in the
best Of leagues.
PHILLIPS HAS a green team this
year and although they are not
picked to win a CHARACTERISTIC YOU
can figure on seeing them stop one
that is Of championship caliber.
FOR THIS veek-end's games !
predict Lindblom to beat Hyde
Park. Parker to whip Morgan Park,
Austin to beat Marshall. Sem to
take Roosevelt. Tilden to stop
Bowen, Shurz to lick Waukegan and
Lane to whip Lake View.
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Meeting At Wilberforce
Mon. Results In Sudden
Shift Of Battle Scene
Jack Hart, Corley And Bradley,
Phillips Stars, Coming

ruthers' Ohio lads are out this year
to avenge the defeat OF 1929. They
have openly announced that they
viii even the score with Coach Cleye
Abbott's machine in this contest
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Wonder What Cards
and AS Will be Do
ing? Here's Hoping. |
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-05

A. X. UnderwoOd-COrOner
F. G.. Weir-Assessor
Walter Garey-Auditor
Evelyn Bowman-Rec0rder
George Campbell-Sheriff
Harry Becker-Jeweler
Coca Cola Bottling Works =
F. L. Riddle-GrOcer
Cox Brothers Grocery Company
Ell Centro Fire Department
Cramer Baking Company
National Breadery
]. c. Neal-City Clerk
Clements Drug
Valley Drug
Strickler Flower Shop
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NJ. o. King Company
Hulse Anderson Tractors
Pioneer Transfer Company
Imperial Valley Building & Loan Assn.
Valley Steam Laundry
DR.. L. c. House
Valley Auto Supply
DR.. A. F. Burger
Hetzel's Photo Shop
Elite Printing Company
Schmitt Electric Company
w. A. Scheniman Paper Company
o. G.. Horne
Crescent Jewellery Company
Valley Lumber Company
SOnes Lumber Company
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Iheatye BiHs Change Sunday
Screens Will Sparkle With New Shows

industry, so completely weighed down by big business that his heart of gold couldn't shine through the rough exterior. His wife, Leila Fly ans, breaks under the strain of living with him and leaves him to pursue her course as amateur lady golf champ.
 Murdock promptly has a nervoIs breakdown and is advised to take up golf. He does, and through his caddy, Tommy Clifford, learns a great deal more than how to play just that game.
 Meets the Wife
 He meets his. wife again on a golf course and, with the aid of a good game and Tommy's philo- sophical advice, succeeds in winning her back.
 Part Time Wife" marks the re- turn of Edmund Lowe to light comedy, in which he scores sue cess. Leila Hyams has a fasclnat- ing role. Walter McGrail, as the "heavy" is excellent.
 Tommy Clifford, as u Q little Irish caddy,. enacts the plrt of a natural, lovable kid.
 Others in the supporting cast in- clude Louis Payne, Sam Lufkin Bodil Rosing and George (Red) Corcoran.
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es and original stories. He dialogued the picture himself.
 Strong Supporting Cast
 Principals supporting Oh st er Morris in the featured role include Una Merkel, Gustav Won Seyffer- titz, Ben Bard Grayce Hampton Spencer Charters, Charles Dow Clark, Maude Eburne, William Rakewell and s. E. Jennings.
 A large staff Of technicians as sisted West.
 The plot of The Bat Whispers, is taken from a sensationally suc- cessful rlay by Mary Roberts Rine- hart and Avery Tcpwood produced on the stage by Wagenhals anc Kempar. The play had record TUT in New York and in every import ant city in the country as well.
 Utmost Secrecy Observed
 Observing the utmost secrecy West filmed his new comedy drama mystery, exclusively at night.
 When the studio gates closed al 6 pm, West began making scenes and continued until 3 o'clock 1T the morning.
 Ncs only did this preserve tht secret of the thrilling screen pla, but working in the mystic hour. of night helped the mood of thE players according to West. Tht mysteriousness, suspense and super natural effects can be better oo' tained when all is dark and quiet
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YAKUTAT MAN GIVEN
 11la MONTHS IN JAIL

Richard Reese, brought here re- gently from Yakutat, bound over to the grand jury on a statutory charge, was today taken before United States Commissioner Charles Sey on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors, the more serious charge being dismissed by the United States Attorneys office.
 Reese entered a plea of guilty to the lesser crime and was sen- tenced to 11la months imprison- ment in the Federal jail by Judge Sey.
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MRS. DON WRIGHT VISITS
 GODDARDS FOR FEW DAYS

Mrs. Don Wright, formerly Miss Dorothy Goddard, who has been spending several weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs F. F. God dard at the Hot Spring, arrived on the steamer Queen. She will visit with MT. and Mrs E. M. Goddard until next Tuesday when she will leave on the steamer Princess Lou ise for her home in California.
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KETCHIKAN MAN HEED HERE FOR OLD CRIME

A. A. Long, Ketchikan, was ar rested here yesterday by Federal officers Martin and Newcomb. and will be returned there to serve out a sentence imposed in the United States Commissioners Court last July, it was made known today by United States Marshal Albert White. M Long was sentenced to serve 90 days in the Ketchikan Federal Jail on a misdemeanor charge, and the sentence was suspended at the time. The suspension has just been revoked.
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NOTICE

The Women of Mooseheart Le- zion will award the Hope Chest during the Halloween Dance at Moose Hall. There will be other prizes and a good time is assured all those who will attend.
 WOMEN OF MOOSEHEAET adv LEGION.
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BRIDGE AND WHIST

There will be card party in the basement of the Episcopal Church Monday evening, October 18th. Good prizes and refresh ments. Admission fifty cents. All are welcome. adv