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The old hunter, Cliff Bell,
warns dog owners to keep an
eye peeled these days.
They'll steal your hunting
dog right FROM under your
eye" declares Bell. ut is the
same way every year at this
time. There Il gang that
steals good hunting dogs and
takes them to another section
of the country. There they
can get fancy price"
The last and winning touch
down by Yale against Virginia
last Saturday resulted from
an end around play, with the
Yale end throwing a left hand
pass TO the Yale back for a
touchdown. The Passer was
Townsend Tim Hopes. for
merly of Crosse Pointe Farms,
now residing in Buffalo
Tim is sophomore.
Joyner (Jo-Jo) White, for
mer Tiger, was beaned in the
final inning Of Seattle's final
game this year. Seattle won
the pennant for the third
straight year.
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is at stake For instance,
during the recent Michigan
State tilt, the Wolverines were
ahead 1877, were in possession
Of the ball with a minute and
a half TO go. and were riding
TO their fourth straight win
over the Spartans AL
Wistert, the big play-boy
tackle who is toughest when
he is smiling, returned TO the
huddIe with plenty Of pepper
and a wise crack about his
beaten opponents.
Cut IL out" Captain West
fall ordered. I'VE won't laugh
about this one until IL is
over"
Clarence "Biggie7 Mum
Michigan line coach, has good
reason to remember the Univer-
sity of Iowa. When playing
for Minnesota in 1929, where
he later earned All-American
guard honors, Mum suffered a
knee injury, which still shows
effects, when some rough-and-
ready Iowans bounced on him
during a line play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
M Air Minded
For Pitt Clash
10000 Due to See
Wolverines at
Ann Arbor
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 11-Mich.
igan' touchdowns, earned by sheer
power in its first two games Of
the season, may come through the
air today as the Wolverines meet
before an expected
crowd OF 10000 in Michigan Sta
dunn.
Coach Fritz Crisler had little
chance 10 gamble with the passing
attack against Michigan State. for
the Spartans scored on the third
play of the game and forced the
Wolverines 10 bear down. Against
Iowa il was a case of too much
rain.
But fair weather has been prom
ised today. and with Michigan
given an edge of two touchdownsl
over the accomplished Partners.
the opportunity 10 use this more
spectacular method of attack
should arise.
Sophomore Tom Kuzma who
has scored three OF Michigan's
four touchdownS this year. viii
again be IN the spotnghi III the
aerial attack is used. He'll prob
ably start al left half today as he
did against Iowa.
Davey Nelson, his alternate at
the post, is Just as accurate toS-
ser. and even Capt Bob Westfall
has been known TO be on the
throwing end on occasion. Tippy
Lockard. at right half. is a threat
as passer. too.
Paul White. the River Rouge
sophomore. could be used TO good
purpose as a passer, but it's prob
able that he won I see action. His
shoulder injury hasn't fully
mended, and he'll be held IN re-
serve until the Northwestern game
next week at Evanston. III.
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Football Results

citadel IL Presbyterian college l5
Ottawa ~ WIN. Jewell Il
TransylvauiA 50, Union University ..
Milton .. Mission House
Troy Teachers ;. Ogletnorpe o.
shurtlen a. Moberly 0,
North Carolina College ., Blueheid 8.
Arkansas Tech 8. Henderson o.
Hastings 81. York z
Eastern washington IS. whitVorth 7.
ST Louis L. q. Drake 8
sW la. Inst. g. MiilsAps o.
Butler %. Ban State ..
Iowa State Teachers Is, Morningside 0.
OuAchita 10. Conway Teachers o.
La state Normal Z. La. College ..
Penn 20 Warturg o
San Angelo Jr. C. o, schrelner Inst o
Kansas wesleyan 70 betnsny ~
Howard Payne 20. Austin College
Coneyviue &c 70. Arkansas CTS - 8
Chattanooga %. Miss College .
y Texas ACgles II Lamar college 10
Narrensburg state o. RoiA Mines p
Independence JC rs ~ Scott jc 10
Denton Teachers 90 ARK. A ~ @
Lacrosse 20 Stout Inst
Weaihedord &c. -. Hnsboro
Lebanon valley 30. = q =.
Temple II. Georgetown 7.
Bsnedici ~. Knoxville O.
Csse 7. Kent state
DuQuesne 20, Manhattan !.
Moravisn 81. Hsrtwick o
Albright 8. WestChesier o.
wittenberg IL, Lawrence Tech o
Muskingum IL, Findlay g.
Ohio Northern rs Albion ..
Miami 20 Tampa 8.
Western Reserve IL Akron q.
Defiance % Ashland
youngstown College rs. III. Wesleyan "a
u. Of n. As, Central state T @.
Newport News App. 20. Rand Macon Z.
Zion i3 Lenior Rhyme o.
Tuskegee 26. Wherefore :.
"a "A Wash a
KilgOre College 80. John Tsrleton Z.
Baldwin T. Mcpherson College @.
kempcr II. Kansas city &c. q.
Union r. Murray State Tchrs q.
Georgetown q. Carson Newman II.
Greeley state 10 Colo. Mines H.
Chadron 10 s ID Mines ..
Springfield Tchrs. -. Maryvile Tchts Z
Brigham Young 13 Denver =.
HIGH SCHOOL
DENLY 7. Hamtrsmck s
Eastern 7 Northeastern s
Pershing rs Highland Park
Mackenzie a Central ~
Western 2g Wilbur Wright ~
Hastings Is Lake View tBCl ~
81 John 8. Ovid o.
Yale 10, Algonac s
Hazel Park 10. Trenton Q
Fraser IS, Auburn Heights q.
Warren AZ. Madison 6ROl o.
Lake Shore %. Roseville O.
Nelvindale T. Lincoln Park o.
Southeastern 6, Northern 0.
Log Cabin s. Big Beaver 0.
oxford 10. Ciawson o.
quincy 7. Athens O.
y Muskegon 10, Reed CITY
Birmingham p. Dearborn ~
Grand Ledge "a, Charlotte 6.
Milan 20. Saline
Fiat Rock s. Chelsea o.
Temperance ~ Morenci rs.
Carleton 10, Ida 7.
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with Louis that he Billy the thirteenth round
and got himself hattened
That at any rate. is how interpret this edict of the
commissions. And Carlen and Ray the Nova fight why
not Manager al Well when Arturo Godoy insisted playing
squat tag in his two bouts with Louis Or Jimmy Johnston
for advising and coaching Bob his furious
from Louis in Madison Square Garden?
No. gentlemen of the commission I'm afraid these suspen
sions won't hold water You know we'll that of the
Oldest rules in the book that can't be
trying
All that Novas manager and trainer doing their
best with fighter who had
a match with Louis in the first place.
Nobody can justly blame Nova for not staging world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
RUM: Suspension of NOUM's Handlers RidicMIOMs

sticking out his chin for his opponents to hit
understand how you gentlemen must have telt ABOUT
oayng two matches that frost from the
standpoint the spectator The CochaneJenns hasco com
ing right top onepunch triumph over the highly
touted Nova
Mike Jacobs couldn't have felt happy about them either
They were business especially Mikes shows have
set a high average for entertainment in the past
But we all agree that however, bad they were for
business they than business fights Even be-
ing business fights they'd had the customers standing on
their chairs.
Judge wouldn't suspended Leo Durocher and
Charley the Yans had beaten the Dodgers
81 to O. game of the World Series.
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RICHARDSON sPARKPLUG

Sparkling the Hilltoppers' attack
is Jimmy Richardson. a 166-pound
-halfhaek Last he played
against State and his presence,
even for a short time, helped them
win over the Spartans, z to 6. He
was absent from the lineup the
next Saturday and the University
of Detroit had little trouble turn
ing back Marquette, 19 to o.
Marquette has a wealth of back
field material. Besides Richard
son, the Hilltoppers have Bob Nc
Cahill. first fight passer and two
better than average fullbacks In
Fred Rice and Doug Renzel-
Johnny Goodyear at right half was
listed with the best in the Midwest
last year.
Injuries have beset the Spartans
in the last couple of weeks and
Coach Bachman declares his club
is far below par. Besides Ed Rip
master, the first string fullback
who won't even be in uniform,
several others well see little or no
service. Dick Kieppe is slated to
be in at left half in place of Wy
Davis, who has an injured shoul-
der. Wy, the teams best back,
will see some service, Bachman
hopes.
FENTON LIMPING AROUND
Jack Fenton, who ran for States
only touchdown against Michigan
two weeks back, is limping around
and may not play. Another doubt
full is Frank Karas, a right tackle.
Bob Mcneil i'll be at right end
for State. having stepped ahead of
Lew Smiley. who opened the sea-
son in that spot. Smiley is still
a very good football player and
will see lots of action.
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COchrane Offered Coast Baseball Post
BY BOB MURPHY


Mickey Cochrane, toast of the baseball world back
triumphant Tiger years Of 1884 1895
to baseball president of the Hollywood
baseball club of the Pacific Coast League
Cochrane given a tempting Thursday
Times has learned Bill Fra,yley famed movie and
leading spirit in the Hollywood club here conference
with the former Tiger leader
Cochrane was offered and complete
troll TO operate he pleaSeS the field office
Shortly after meeting with Frawley Cochrane
South Dakota hunting trip lie promised give the
Hollywood club his decision within the next 10 days.
HOLLYWOOD. Oct 11.-Victor Collins president o
the Hollywood ball club laughed reports that Mickey
Cochrane former Detroit Tigers playing manager
offered the presidency of the Pacific Coast League club
Its Collins declared certainly
basis the
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with a frecracker Which, hguratiyey, all he had
to offer in the way of ammunition.
old Louis might have knocked Nova out in the first
minute fight and in that way perhaps pleased
crowd But can't blame Nova for not doing
something that it isn't in him TO do scarcely blame
champion for growing older camer and poised and
leisurely in his ring tactics.
We all know, commissioners that it dull fight So
long fights honest there be certain number
dull ones promoter matchmaker lead fighter
the ring his fighting clothes but he can't make him fight
After all that Novas countenance that Nova
protecting there denying that Lou had permitted
get a precarous place Besides which Nova had
repeatedly censured for his sbboness and stupidity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Stroh' S 3176 Sets
Season S Mark

Ambitious young bowlers are
warned today that the Greater De
troit League is no place for
palookaS. A summary Of last
nights scores at Olympic show
five teams doing 1000 OF better
with Stroh creating a league and
city seasons mark of 3,176. Thirty
two of the so contestants carved
600 or more.
Anthony Novak set a new league
season high of 27S in a 678 series
and Stroh's 114l is a city and
league standard Ekhardt and
Becker's 2124 was good for league
second. Schmidt. taking the place
of Shannon in the circuit. sawed
off 305S, Paris 5000 and National
3026.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

Titans Beat Central State IS to o. but Henry Pipe,
Breaks Collar Bone; Madarik Features
BY HAROLD KAHL

University Of Detroit is still rid
ing along with the nations I'M
beaten football teams today, but
the TitanS paid a high price for
their 45-0 victory over Central
State Teachers of Mt Pleasant
before a crowd Of 1929 at the
stadium last night II cost the
services of Henry Piper for the
rest OF the season.
Piper, a junior from Chicago
and one of the best running backs
on the squad, broke his left collar
bone the first time he carried the
ball in the second quarter after
entering as a substitute for Tippy
star of the game, at left
half.
He sprinted for a gain of 8
yards around States left end.
When tackled he landed on his
left elbow and his collarbone
snapped in two He was rushed to
Providence Hospital where ne Is
resting comfortably today.
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BY BILL CORUM
international News Service Wire

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE New York State Athletic
Commissions suspension of Manager Ray Caren and Trainer
Ray Arcel for advising Lou Nova box cautiously against
Louis ridiculous few rulings such that and the
boxing fathers will have the fighters staging the thing
they successfully fought against and from which boxing
in York remarkably free right now-hippodromes.
The anybody, particularly in official authority.
tell fighter by intimaton make fight
look good" opening way good
smell bad
One needs carry the logic that led the suspensions
Of Caren and Arce only step further
cuson that the Conn wasn't suspended after his fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Redford Union Wins
First Game Since 1887

BEDFORD Union eleven won its
first football game since 1897 by
defeating Van Dyke, 25-l2, yester-
day.
Bill Ullon. half, scored three
times, once on a return Of a punt
40 yards. and twice on end runs,
John MacGowan his relief scored
the final touchdown on a sweep
around end for 40 yards, and
placekick the extra point.
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Princeton in Debut
Against Columbia II

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. H.
QNS) - Princeton University's
grid machine will inaugurate its
quest for Ivy League honors when
ii faces the Columbia eleven in
Palmer Stadium here today.
During the last week the Tigers
have concentrated on pass defense
drill in order to be ready for the
Governalic McIlvennan combina-
ton. which amounted for the two
scores that sank Brown last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
NORGE, PARIS TIE

Paris rose to a tie for first with
Norge by winning 2-l from Pepsi
Cola. as National tripped Norge
2-1 with 1O19-1035 in 3026 and
Norge firing 2S27. Stroh swept De-
troit Recreation C2S79) with Dave
Berger holding 6S3 on 1S4-256-243.
Joe Norris had 225-23S in ESQ for
Stroh.
MineraliteS C2S30) went into a
tie for second with Stroh by blank
ing Olympic (257S) with Harold
Allen high for both teams at 595
and the only match of the set in
which no player showed 500.
Ekhardt-Becker shifted into a
deadlock for third with National
when Holmes HammeTers had
1027-1125 in 1924 and Schmidt
lIau1tp44t2d- PaVP ttt1
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Denny RejOices
Tars Pull Surprise 70 Victory for Schools Firs
Triumph OUer Hamtanck III

DENLY High had TO wait a long
time II years-to do it, but to-
day its cup of JOY was overfowing
after the schools first conquest of
Hamtramck football team.
Outweighed 45 pounds per man
in the line. the mighty mite TarS
turned back highly favored
CoSno eleven yesterday TO, the
first DENLY team 10 reach such
heights IN the eight times the
schools have met on the gridiron.
DENLY was unawed by Ham
tramck's heft and power and de-
served TO win. The Tars were
quick 10 capitalize on a break for
their touchdown in the early min
utes, yielded Hamtramcks score
in the third period. but threw
back gamely every other Cosmo
thrust to hold their one-point lead.
Exemplyfying Denby's sm !
but stout-hearted line are I'd
Rutherford, 125-pound center who
played all but two minutes, and
Harold Wohlert. 135-pound end.
But the variance in weight had
little effect on the 'HarS. for not a
single time out for injury was
called in the entire game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Don't Miss Times for Grid Reports

For experts reports Of tho weekend football games be
Sundays Detroit Times.
The Michigan Pittsburgh game Ann Arbor be
ported by Bob Murphy
Edgar Hayes viii detail the Michigan StateMarquee clash
East Lansing
Their stories plus other reports from all points Of the foot
ball compass will bring to vivid picture of the weekend
games.
The Lions Cleveland Rams pro at Briggs Stadium
Sunday will be covered by Lewis II. Walter Watch for his
report in Mondays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
WesifaH Refuses
To Count Chicks

Side Chances al the gridiron
scene on the University Of
Michigan campus:
Capt. Bob, THE Bullet,
Westfall, is "all business in
practice or during a game 80.
He works hard all the time
and never slips into tomfool-
cry when an important victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
STAGS TAKE LEAD

Mackenzie took the lead on the
West Side by coming from behind
10 beat Central, pip, and in other
games Eastern whipped Wilbur
Wright 26-7. while Southeastern
and Northern played a scoreless
tie.
+. Henry Klopman. the East Sides
outstanding ball-carrier. scored all
four Pershing touchdownS IN rout-
ing the Parkers. Bill DieterS' con-
version brought Eastern its tri-
umph over the Falcons, and North
ern held for down; on its 7-yard
stripe in the fourth quarter 10 tie
the JungaleerS
Mackenzie trailed Central.
60, at the end Of the first half but
the Stays tailed IA points in the
third period 10 assure victory.
Jack Sprague, Sam Fasen and Bud
Bracket accounted for the Stag
touchdownS, while Try WeinStein
and Dick Bruny scored for Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
DuS liz Wins AGAIN

Detroit University School was
still unbeaten today Boosting an
1870 victory over New Baltimore
High School. Tim Fry with two
and Johnny Malone with one
scored the winners touchdowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

in the thy for extra point. Trays
toss was short, Harrison making a
valiant but unsuccessful dive for
the ball on the 1-yard line
Hamtramck'S defeat sent the
East Side race of the Metropolitan
League into a fouT-way tie be-
tween Hamtramck, DENLY. Perish
ing and Eastern. PerShlng had
little trouble with Highland Park
$50. and Eastern nosed out North
eastern. rs
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Metro Prep


TODAY'S GAMES
Chsdsey at BEDFORD. Grand River and
Six Mile road 80.
Northwestern al Cooley Fenken and Hub
bell. 80
T. OF D. High AZ Southwestern. West
Fort and Waterman 80.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DENLY Z. Hamtramck 6.
Pershing rs. Highland Park o.
Eastern T. Northeastern q
Southeastern 0. Northern %.
Mackenzie 81 Central -
Western % Wright d
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to pass and then decided to run.
He swung around his right end,
cut back and wiggled his way to
the 3 before he was nailed. Then
he went over off his right tackle.
The Titans running game looked
ragged against the 5-4-2 defense
Central State used. Button-hook
passes were out. which meant
Capt. Vince Banonis had TO &c
without his first touchdown on a
forward-lateral play because II
was never called.
SHORT AND LONG
The Titans, however, resorted
to short running and long passes
and Central State was forced Il
abandon this defense. But one
thing can be said for the Teachers
They battled CALAMITY to the
bitter end.
The Detroit regulars scored
three touchdownS in the opening
period with Madarik doing some
fine pitching to George Ghesquier,
IN 7S-yard advance for the first
George carried the third of three
he hauled in TO the ? from where
Madarik sliced right guard anC
Link goaled
Madarik set up the second b,
lnterceptlng a pass on States q
and in this goalward drive haC
Howard Heating as his chief re
.ceiver The TitanS reached the
fCo........, =,
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Marquette Wonder Team
Meets Below-Par Spartans
Dick Kieppe Slated
to Replace Dairs
at left Half
BY EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING, Oct. lis it
a wonder team or just one OF those
clubs that had a good Saturday?
This question will be answered
here this afternoon when Tom
Stidham's Marquette eleven faces
Michigan State. A bright cool day
has been promised and more than
Is, 900 fans viii see the game.
Stidham took over at Marquette
in March. Not too much was ex-
pected the first year, but in the
opening game of the season his
Hilltoppers defeated a powerful
and highly regarded Wisconsin.
|28 to Z. If Stidham can repeat
this afternoon over State his team
will be placed in the top bracket.
The Hilltoppers arrived here
yesterday and held short drill
| in the stadium. The size of the
linemen impressed the onlookers
while the speed and spirit OF the
entire squad spoke well of the job
ldOne bv Stidham.
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WisfPrfs Grid
Foe orr Clutches

Effectiveness of AL Wisterts
blocking finesse was amply
illustrated in the Wolverines
first "show" practice. Sep
TENDER 20. The big Chicagoan
bolted Harrison Caswell, 200
pound sophomore tackle from
CONTINUED on Page IOl
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DENNY RECEIVERS

II was Wohlert who pounced on
King Harrison's tumble on the
Cosmo 30 IN the first quarter
DENLY rushed the ball the rest Of
the way. Henry Tank Bucciero
going over from the 3. Bucciero' s
place-kick sailed between the up
rights for the extra point that
meant the difference in the end.
Hamtramck. completely checked
in the first half. came TO life in the
third period. From the DENLY 40
the Cosmos moved 10 the IL, where
Chester Tzay tipped a pass into
the arms of End Ted MarkowSki
IN the end zone.
The Cosmos gambled on a pass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
BROTHER INJURED

As he rests there he wonders if
he's destined for the same fate
that pursued his brother Jimmy,
who was with Detroit in 1885
b. Jimmy also a left half and
triple threat. got by ms sophomore
year without an injury
As a junior, however. Jimmy
broke his right wrist in the Man
haitian game and was out for the
last three games of the season. As
"a senior he broke his ankle on the
first play against Western State
in the second game and was
through. 1t seems Henry has
cause TO wonder
Knowing the loss of Piper left
him with only Madarik and Mickey
Mclaughlin for left haff- Coach
Dorais was quick 10 shift Jack
BUCK. a junior back 10 that spot
again after having him at right
half IN practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
BUCK COMES THROUGH

Buck responded by rhing two
touchdown passes 20 Art Link
quarterback. in the final quarter
when the reserves rolled up rs
points. one of rs yards Link
caught on the 10 and ran across.
Detroit was in possession on the
Z when Link speared the other
lust over the goal line
Mclaughlin, that little crowd
pleaser, didn't let his public down
in accounting for the third marker
in this period Detroit was on
States 20 when Mickey attempted
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-02-28

Harold w. Calhoun son of
Attorney and Mr.. Stewart y.
Calhoun who is Il Junior at
Ohio State university. was re
Gently appointed by President
Bevis a member of the Commit
tee to study religious needs ON
the campus. This committee is
composed of six undergraduate
members of the student body
and six members of the faculty
Of Ohio State university. who
meet at regular intervals to
study and foster the aims of
the committee.
We take pride in this signal
honor that has come to Mr.. Ca
houn because he was born in
Keystone, a former student of
the Editor and a graduate of
Englewood high school of Chi
cago. where during his senior
year he was a member of the
All-City high schcol Orchestra
and received the Chicago Tri-
bune gold medal FOR band pro-
ficiency.
For the past two years at Ohio
State university. Mr.. ca 'houn
was a member Of the Ohio State
university band and has been :,
member of the Ohio State Play
makers, the Negro Dramatic
group on the campus. He has
served as President of the
Sphinx club, and also as vice
president Of the Kappa chapter
of the Alpha Phi Alpha fratcr-
nifty, and is at the present time
treasurer of the said fraternity.
Young Mr.. Calhoun was am
exceptionally good student in
English and history. The con-
munity rejoices with the Ca
nouns in the success Of their son.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-02-28

Richard Warren II seems to
be very busy these days. He is
one of the young Supreme Lii
berty and Life men.
Charlie Tucker of Northfork,
was a business visitor Thurs
day.
We are hearing some good
news about Adolphus Young,
we may tell the public later.
DR.. Jercy Wade of Northfork,
was a pleasing city visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. R. P. Johnson of KIM
ball has been i'll for several days.
She is also suffering from a
sprained ankle.