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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
CARDS AND BOWLING
These Among the Most Pleasant
Pastiines at the Meek
lenburg.
PREPARING FOR Fox-RUNTING
TO Have Fine Season OF the
Sport-Some Of the Pleasant
Guests of Fall.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
THE MECKLENBURG. CHASE CITY,
VA. October 1.-THE week past mark
ed season of exceptional gaity.
card parties. bowling psrties. riding
parties and two germans. besides the
usual fox hunts. which are always a
feature of the place. kept the younger
set busy. while the auieter members
of this large household have enjoyed
their bridge whist peacefully in the
sun. parlor.
A delightful progressive euchre par
ty was given by Mrs. L. C. Moody We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Moring and Miss Wooten. of North
Carolina. two charming young ladies
who have won all hearts during their
visit. Mr.. James Cottrell. OF Richmond.
was the fortunate winner of the prize.
q dainty Meckienburg souvenir spoon,
while Dr.. A. H. Boyd. Of Charleston,
w. Va. was honored with the BOBBY
prize. deck of cards.
Enjoy n Dance.
The BALLROOM presented a gay and
animated scene on Wednesday, night
when a bevy of fair maidens and gall
liant youths assembled to "trip the
light fantastic toe The rose-colored
lights cast a beautiful glow over the
handsomely gowned women. and the
merry music set all hearts and feet
to dancing. The chaperons were Mrs.
A. II. Boyd. Charleston. w. Va, in a
Paris gown Of black chiffon with
duchess lace: Mrs. Honheimer. of Nor
folk, Va. in clunv lace over tatfeta,
with pearls. and Mrs. hIorlng, Raleigh,
N. c.. black silk. diamonds.
Among those dancing were Miss
Minnie Moring. Raleigh. n. c.: Miss
Maud Stringfellow. Richmond, Va;
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Warrenton. N.
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Red Hill Social News.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
RED HILL, VA. October 12,--Mr. John
Il. Forrer and Miss Sadie, who have been
Very Ill for several weeks past. are inl-
pt owing slowly.
Mrs! Sadie Poague. OF Stanton. has been
Visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. w. Rothwell
some weaks past, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Price. OF Iowa. are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Patrick Malone.
The Red ELL High School opened Octo-
iber LIST with very large attendance. and
everybody Is getting down to hard work
Professor March. the prnclpal.tis being
ably assisted by Miss Hattie Crutc, OF Bucls-
ingham county. and Miss Hattie Kelly, Of
Richmond. Both OF these young ladies are
Normal School graduates.
An Odd Fellows dga was organized at
North Garden about three weeks ago with
quite large membership. Z .5
Is The lodge Ia very popular and its mem-
bels are very enthusiastic at that place. #
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SOCIE | Y
(con,iued from Second Page.
DR.. nnd Mrs. HILL Here.

The Rev. DR.. Jabez Hall. OF Indian
apolis, Ind. and Mrs. Hall arrived in
Richmond yesterday afternoon with
their daughter, Mrs. W. q. Maury, and
Will be tho guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Maury Mt their home. No. 1O6 North
Morris Street. this city. The Rev. Mr..
Hall was the former pastor OF Seventh
Street Christian Church. and Is now
dean OF the Bible department Of But
Ter College. He Will so from Rich
nond TO attend the Disciples Conven-
ton in Norfolk and. returning. Will
spend Il few DAYS in the city.
DIR. Evnns mt Club.
On Monday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
the. Rev. DR.. William Il. Evans. al
WAYS favorite speaker at the Wo-
mans Club. Will address the ladies on
THE Wizard OF Gadshill--Anothcr
I'iasc."
On Tuesday afternoon. from 5 TO Z
O'clock. the club will entertain the
House of Bishops their wives and
daughters and such other ladies as
may be here with the right reverend
gentlemen. On this occasion. the cour-
tssies of the club witch have been
extended to other visiting ladies. will
have to be suspended. nor will wish
the club rooms being limited to the
members and their especial guests. The
receiving committee will consist of the
officers of the club and the members
OF the board, while Mrs.tJ. A. Hodges
and her committee will preside in the
dtninE-room.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Castor Caperton passed through
Richmond Thursday en- route to the
jamestown Exposition.
The Rex. William r. Turner returns
to his home in Washington. d. c.. to-
Gay.
Mrs. Emma r. Ball has removed her
residence to No. 8 South Third Street,
where she will be glad TO see her
friends.
Mrs. w G. Caldwell of Lynchburg.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Scott, in
Richmond. After a few days stay
here che Will visit Norfolk relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Cochran. of Staunton, is
in the city for the horse show.
Miss Mary Williams has reopened
her home in Richmond.
Miss Lady Hobson of "Howard.s
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Roanoke Social News.
Ispocial to The Times tch

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
@ ROANOKE, VA, October l2.--AIrs.
p. @. Royal entertained q number Of
Miss Cora Il. Moon, of Richmond.
who has been visiting Mrs. Muset. has
returned home. }
u Miss Leslie Powers. OF, Christians-
burg, Is Visiting her aunt. Mrs, S. Fl.
EIoge. b 4 n "
Mr.. and Mrs, Al N. II ltzers are at the
Jamestown Nxposlt on.
Mr. Max Ripley and tllis bride have
returned from q On OK ended Western
steur. 5gs sy AsSs VI II .s8 s t u
Miss Mozelle Johnson, OF Charles
town. who has been visiting Mrs Lacey
Pa rker, has returned II me.
sratlirped from Ta2eWell. "a En- agysS
Mrs, Tul la NJ ugd IL. and ilnu ghterl have
Sretyrned N from esssspNTn II xpositi lon,
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i. Mr.. Frank Findlay. in rngleslde, '

her son. Mr.. Frank Findlay, In Ingleside, w.
Va
Mrs Alexandria Stuart and her little
daughter. Elizabeth, have returned FROM
New York
Miss Mary Litchtied loft this week for
Mrs. Kate Flood. of the revenue Office
ice, left this week for a two weeks visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Robert Oslesby. III
Lynchburs
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r Palmer have re-
turned from u visit to Norfolk.
Mrs Abner Lunsford OF Georgel, Va. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lynn IIoskins. UT
the Belmont Hotel
Miss Mamie p. Withers left this week to
enter the business college in Bristol.
Mr.. SEWERS. the sculptor, who designed
the monument recently erected here to the
memory OF the Confederate soldiers OF Wash
irgton connty. was here n few days ago TO
make a final settlement with the commit
tee who had the matter In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. II. Hurt and Mr.. j. 1rby
Hurt left this week for Richmond.
MrR sallc Webster. who has bean the
guest of her brother Mr.. l.. T. Cosby. LETT
this week for her home In Baltimore. En-
route she will take In the exposition.
DR.. Thomas Cosby, Of Oklahoma, is visit
ing at the home of his father
Miss Tot Kelly. of Salem. is the guest Of
Miss Nellie Robertson mt THE, Meadows"
DR.. George Victor Litchhedss who is prad-
5ticing his profession in West Virginia. paid
q brief visit home this week.
Mrs. Le Seure and Miss lie seure. from
Missouri, are the guests of Mrs Daniel
Trigg.
Judge w. NJ. Pierce and Master w. N.
Pierce. Jr.. and little Miss Anna Pierce of
Ghristiansburg. are the guests of Mrs. S. p.
Withers.
Mr. and Mrs, s. r. Preston left Thurada,
morning for Richmond
The exposition is being well patronized by
Abingdon people. Among those who have
gone from here this week are Judge and Mrs.
Il. NJ. Page. Captain and Mrs James C.
White and Miss Pocahontas White Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Miss Susie Bradley, Mr.. John
Bradley. Miss Mabel Barrow. Miss Elizabeth
Kreger, Mr.. Burman. Mr. and Mrs. T. p.
Trigg. Miss Leila Trigg. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Honaker, Miss Anna Honaker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dunn. Mrs. yirgie Taylor and
Miss Mary Ashby Taylor.
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sinia. will spend the winter in Korea
with her aunt the Wife of the Rev. AZ.
Junkin. Presbyterian missionary to
that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Walton. of At
ianta are guests OF their sister, Mrs.
j. N. Vaughan. IN Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Meade and Miss
Marie have gone to Stanton. having
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Meade here.
Mrs. Frank Knapp has been a re-
cent visitor in Woodford at the home
of her sister. Mrs. j. r. Jewery.
Miss Lille Booker. of the university,
is Miss Elizabeth Hotchkisss guest
during the horse show.
Mrs. Thomas Russell. of New York,
formerly Miss Grace Shields. of Rich
rnond. was in the city last week and
occupied seat In Mrs. A. e. Dietrick's
box at the horse show
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Bon Air Social Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. VA, October 12.--Mr. Polk
Miller has returned from a trip through tho
western part Of the State,
Miss Ida Boyd, of Oregon. Is visiting her
nephew, Mr. James p. Patton.
Mr. Norman Morton has returned from .
visit to the exposition and Newport News.
Miss Violet Ashburner has returned to
Richmond, having been tho guest OF Mrs.
Charles Ashburhcr,
Mrs W. q. Hammer and Mr., Roland Ham
ner OF Lynchburg, are guests or Mrs. Nor
Misses Ruby Hammer and Corlella Hammer
Iihovc returned to Lynchburg,
Miss Alberta Williams was tho horse
show guest OF Mrs, Llnwood Antrim In
Richmond.
MT. I.ucien r. Bass ar, has returned from
a visit to Mrs, Kendall Thomas ut Dumhar-
Miss Lizzie Foley Is attending the Wo-
man's College In Richmond,
Mr.. stephen Waters spent the week at
tho exposition. ssS
Colonel and Mrs. Il, NJ. r. Inirott arc
spending the winter with Or. and Mira. Tru-,
mar Packer In Richmond.
Mr., r. McC. Burlington has returned from
a, business trip to Washington, ". ~, and
Norfolk, Va @53
Rev. AR. i, G., Harry has closed revival
services mt Hnpewell Church. s3i 81
Mrs, Boiling and Master Randolph Rolling.
Enl Mobile Ala; Mr. and Mrs, McPhall and
daughters. of Charlotte county, spent last
week with Mrs. A. NJ. r.. Tallotr.
Mrs. William NY ithers and Miss Frances
IsWithers haze ne tnrAeu from " slsit through
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Abingdon Social News.

- IEsPeclstI 10 the T1rnes- Dispatch.
ABINGDON. VA, October 12-Mrs
frapKiln Bache. who has been spending the
summer abroad. stopped In Abingdon n few
days with her father, Mr. Daniel Trigg on
her way to her home In Fort Smith, Ark.
Mrs F. 8. Findlay left Tuesday to visit
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Carolina, and arc guests OF Mrs. POLK

.HDrtH Cafol!Ha, Hhu arc guests OF 1Nra. PoIk
Miller.
Miss James, OF Wilmington. Del. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Cowan, Ia now
visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Percy Montague. OF Richmond, speat
last Thursday with Mira. Polk Miller
TT. Roy. Leighton Coleman, Bishop OF
Delaware. will hold services on Sunday De-
toher 9th. in tho Presbyterian Church at 2
M
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-19

looks tn everybody a. though
1t was bound to b. a safe hit
but Wiles' fast fielding beats
him to the base; Wiles to Knoe,
sci. Jackson strikes out. ID,
Woodson grounds to Knoescl.
9th Inning.
Brumtieid hits safe infield
hit. Taylor flies TO jackson.
Brumfield attempts TO steal End
and is thrown out. ID. Wood
son TO Graham. Knoesel flies
TO Barr.
4. Woodson flies TO Mullen.
Pollard grounds, Midkiff to
knoesel. Graham hits safe TO
20, steals End. Dalton flies TO
hnoesel- Graham left on End.
Following is the lineup:
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Consul II. w Harris, of
Manneheim, reports that con.
siderable effort has been made
through local organization and
o'herwise to introduce crema-
ton IN various parts Of Ger.
many Statistics published
from year to year show some
gr With of sentiment in favor Of
TINS method of disposing of the
dead. The number of crema-
tories now in Germany is IS.
The total number of cremator;ss
IN 1906 was 1901, as compared
with 100 in 1905.
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STANDING OF THE LEAGUE.
Deafness Cannot be Cured

.oo"i arr. ications, as they cannot reach "a,
"IS'"seo portion 81 the ear. There L. ,-,i,
'n. way p" cure deafness, aud that h. bv co,,
y. ..,,.-.' remedies Deafness l. caused b.,
~ ',"',"en condition 81 thc mucous lining =,
the Eusiachian Tube When M. t,f,. ;H
-"lne" Won have rumhiing sound or iwr.-.
,,'' ne'fing, snd when it b. entirely, ,l,.,'f
''aineos b. the result. aud unless Ills "a.
...'.'"n can De- taken ont aud thi. tube Restored
.,r..,.., s s..,al eond' iion, hearing viii be de-
'' ~ i"ItNcti nine cases out 90 r., a..
caused nn NatatFh, uhich b. nothing Ia, ~
'"na''eH condition Of the mucous surfaces
we "ih give One Hundred Dollars 49, .,..
case "i Deafness tcauscd bv catarrhl H., 80,
Tor circulars frer ''"'
s,s, 7. j. CHENEY A CO. roledo. d.
'"Ae h"iis tamil, Pills Tor con-fipati.o.
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The Big Stone Gap-Dorches.
Ter game which was postponed
on the Sth on account of RAIN
was played at Dorchester ON
the 18th. va
The weather was all that
could be wished for. and a very
good crowd of enthusiastic root
ers accompanied the team and
enjoyed one of the prettiest ex-
ni0itIons of fast ball PLAYING
tnat has been seen in this sec,
'ion, both teams playing fast
and snappy ball. Big Stone
Gap punched their hits i'm the
second and took a lead thar
would be hard TO overcome in
any game. Bonno pitched one
OF the best games he has pitched
ON the diamond this year, and
his team gave him support that
could not be excelled.
Pollard pitched a good game
but the Dorchester Bows did nor
give him the excellent support
hat they usually display.
Following is the game as
{ was played by innings:
lat Inning.
Muiiens and wiles strike oct |
! 9 n n grounds, Adams ,ot
Noods< n.
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She's 70 Adams. TreviIIian
Tanned the wind.
I 9Th Inning.
ID. Woodson quit, Ruhe 10
Ettig. f.. Woodson famed and
Pollard sk;ed 10 Decker.
Morrisey tried three but failed
to land. Ettig grounded. Ora
ham to Woodson, and Wesp
hoistcd to Dalton.
9Th Inning.
Graham grounded safely
along 3rd base line. but was
caught off LIST. Wesp throwing
to lst instead of delivering the
ball to the plate. Dalton hit
for three bases over the center
fielder, which Decker got n
hand on after n hard run. Dali
ton scored on Bars gtounder
by LIST base, but Barr was out
at LIST, Ettig TO johnson who /
covered the base. Adams |
grounded TO johnson and beat |
lt out. Shea flied to Decker.
Decker grounded to Il. Wood.
son. Ruhe famed, and Young
grounded, Adams TO Woodson
9TH Inning.
Jackson flied TO Morrisev
D. Woodson grounded through
kuhe, and was safe at LIST. Is.
WoodsOn grounded to Ruhe /
Ind ID. Woodson was ont at
md by fielders choice. +. Wood
ION safe at LIST. Pollard went
o LIST on dead ball, but Graham
'opped out to Ettig.
johnson grounded. Barr to
y oodson, and Hugg and Ire !
ALLAN had holes in their bats.
Sth Inning.
Dalton grounded, johnson TO i
.ttig. Barr lined safely past
ri for one base. Adams
rounded, TO Ettig. and Barr
'as out at 2nd by fielder's \
hea was out on line drive To J
0hnsOn q
Morrisey grounded. Graham l.
Noodson. Ettig drew four
alls, but was caught mapping '
\ the base, Shea to Woodson
esp famed.
9th Inning. :,
Jackson, +. Woodson and r
a
Woodson all famed. zine ..
sirling.) ST
Decker hit safely 10 right =,
I'D for one base. Ruhe pop- W
a to Barr. Young and John y
n skied TO Dalton and T..
oOdsOn. SO
Following we give the score y
III lineup of the game: CT
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Remember our
Spring Stool

is going fast. BY buyine earr
we can give you the same ~
price on Cotton Goods. afo s
IN the season, they cant h.
FOUGHT at a reasonable nrico
NOW is the time to buv vo rUV.
rerSlan Lawns, Linens. and
Whlte goods Of all kinds.
our Millinery season has been
the best we have ever had Tbs
9tyleS and prices speak for
themselves. Come and look
before buying. '0O'
j. NJ Willis & Co.
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Earned kuns-Dorchester ;.
I~o-hase hiis-lsckson
Ihrec-hase hits-Dalton
Bases on baiis-On Barr 2. wespI
struck Out hy-Barr 10; wesp &
Lett on hase--Dorchessef Z. Stance. 4
~" hS p'icher-By Barr I WespI
f'fs' hSse on Errors--l orehester ..
Stoncga l.
"pire-Sayers.
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There are three Jewish peers
In England aud Ii baronets.
while Is Jews are in the house
Of commons.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

\ iRDlNlA. la the Clerks Omce ~ III.
Sarouit Court fof the Counfvo W.. a.,
ord d@y OF Iaue. 1907. az Rules:
W. A. Head aud d. c. sloan ,..,..
lraS'"g under the irm name at H.sS 4
Sloan, Plaintiff. ~'
>, r. Vom''s, Administrator, II Al D.
iendants. "'-' ''-
IL CHANCERY.
re Vtyeci Of this suit j. 60 sul.,e., . -,
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as "h~sei'nc Coal 4 Iron Comns,,,',-
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day 81 daily, 1896. aud the sum Of S2s ~
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'er. Two. al p ID, aud also fo ,,,,.o,,s
the creditors of said =. p r.,,t,s a.
oe~~ed, ivs thc settlement OF the acr..,,,.,.
ses'nst hts estate. aud an Sllidsxit h.v,.,~
nseh made and hiea IN said caasa IL,
= "'"a C"mhs party defendant IA a..
s""Ne STYLED -ui l. a non resident az a..
o'a'e OF Virgins. 10 j. ordered ths, 80
'PPesf here ~sihia fifteen DAYS n,tsr a..
p1'''e@tson ~ SHE order aud a. VII, =
necessary a. protect her ,,t.t.., -,
'nt. aud a j. ordered that . 80. -
f"r' ""ee week ser gsar sac-
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80 'n@' copy be posted ~ the Front
: ~ ~ Soas' House OF Wise Coansy
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BASE BALL
sToSedA VS.. DORCHESTER.
Al Siosefs, June Is. 1907.

otonega, Va, June 15.-The
Stonega stars got their stripes
on the home grounds today at
the hands of the boys in gray
from Dorchester. IL was an
ideal day for the sport, and an
enthusiastic crowd of visitors
came In on special trains TO
witness the contest. A lively
and interesting game was ex-
pected and the lovers of The
sport We're not disappointed.
Especially to be commended was
the fine twirling put up by Barr.
who held the Stonega sluggers
under full control, only allow.
ing bunt hit in the first in
ming and a single i'm the ninth |
Wesp on the other hand was
touched up freely by the visitors
for total Of nine hits, and but
Tor some decidedly bad base.
running, the score would have
stood at least instead of . In q
at tl'e close Of the game. Deck
or took the cream in the way
or helding, taking in every
thing In sight. and barely fail. |,
ed by hair of taking i'm Dal-
toms long drive to deep center
for three bags in the sixth in.
ming.
Game in detail as follows: }
lst Inning.
Pollard was safe nj LOT on
rumble of Wesp. but later was 4
caught Oft too far. Wesp 70 ar r
iig- Graham flied To Decker !
aud Dalton famed. II
Decker walked, and Rpba IN
safely between LIST and n
pitcher, advancing Deck n
Dung famed. johnson flied
0 Dalton and Hugg died. Pol
ard to Woodson.
End Inning. d
Barr went down, johnson n
sttig. Adams hoisted 10 Ettig
nd Shea grounded 10 Ettig
Irevillian struck out. Morri.
ey was easy. Barr Co Wooison
tug grounded, Graham TO
Y oodson.
Bird Inning. =
jackson hit to left field for
vo bags. ID. Woodson drew
'ur balls, and r. Woodson 81
az safe on hunt 10 pitcher
hich Wesp threw wide TO Isl
ackson scoring, ID. Woodson
ping 10 3rd on Trevillian,s
row TO the plate, but ran over
q and was nailed, Hugg 10 Tel
Dung, and T.. Woodson ad. on
inced 20 End. Pollard famed wa
Ia Graham hit safe 90 II. All. Tn,
'ncing Woodson To 3rd. Ora.
I'm went down TO End. but CO.
atoms long drive 10 center 20
A captured 10y Decker. fine err
O. handed catch.) EN-.
Wesp grounded, Graham IN ui'
oodson, and both Decker and .s n'
The tanned at the wind. ,o
4th Inning Ga
Barr lined a hot groupder sec
&c 2nd for one base. and wo
NJ to Srd on Adams safe hi an,
r. Adams went TO End ON of
It ball. but was called out for on
cling little at End on claim his
out Of bounds. Shea cou
'pssd out TO Ettig, and Jack L
quit, kuhe TO Estig. but
Foung fouIed To Jackson g'v'
.n~ou grounded TO Adams ina
was safe on Adams error +
* had two strikes aud foul. IL W
me next ball but was given
. on three strikes, advanc. N
johnson TO 2nd, but wasiG 4,
ed At third trvfnw a. $50 ~,
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ONE EDITORS ANNUAL RECORD.

An Editor who has take,
time, dispite his duties as ,
"moulder Of public opinion - r.
keep an account of his mental
and material progress during
the year, offers the following
summary Of his gains and
losses:
Been broke 800 times.
Had money 65.
PRAISED by the public o
Told the truth !.
Told lies 1928.
Missed prayer meeting 50
been roasted 43I.
washed Office towels 3
Missed meals o.
Iaken for preacher IL
Found money o.
taken bath 6.
DelInquents who paid II
Did not pay 43O.
rams I'm consequence o.
Got whipped 0.
whipped others o.
SI.47. '"ii'"s
Cash ON hand at ending 2sc
bennington News.
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Earned Rums-B. :. ca
~o-hase hiis-Knoesei Q; r. Wood
son
Passed Balis-W oodson 2
Bases on balloon Poliardf
lard W.
Struck Out ht-Boi,uo Q. Poil.rs,
Len ou Bases-B =. g. 3. Dor a
Double pisss-Brumf,ld ~ K,,...t
Stolen Bascs-Ninrest I. t;r,h,,'
Ompirc-M. r. Lipps. Of Mise u
Time hour a. min.