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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
AFTERNOON TEA.

The ladies' Of the episcopal church
win hold an Afternoon tea Thursday
January 23rd, at the residence OF Mrs.
c. T. Brandon 2037 Washington ave
nue.. Admission - cents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
Resions Position.

The Rev. s. w Moran has resigned
His position as organist and choirmas-
ter Of the Church Of The Redeemef
IN account OF illness and has gone 20
sc Lukes hospital in Chicago ior
treatment
Miss Ella Robbins, the former or
ganist for many years i again pfe.
siding at the organ TO the pleasure q
The parishioners,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
SENTENCE COMMITTED.

st Paul. Jan 21.--The board OF
pardons today commuted to life III
rrisonment the sentence OF Peter
Nielsen Mathiasen, VINO was to nave
been hanged in Beitrami county for
the murder Of johann Johannsen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

Acts ms "a bar to Profitable Employ
ment.

You cannot afford 10 grow old,
In these days Of strenuous competition
II is necessary 20 maintain, as long as
possible ones youthful appearance,
Ii Is impossible 10 do this without re-
tainlng a luxurious growth of hair.
The presence OF Dandrum Indicates tho
presence CO q hurrowing germ which
nyes and thfves on ihe rA'sa II thr
Mir untn II cnuses total badness.
NewbrA'a IferpcIde Ii the only known
DESTROYER az this pest and II - az enec-
tive as II n delightful to use
Herplcide makes an eleg@nt hair dress
ine MS well as Danlruff cure
Accent no substitute--there Is none
sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. 10
stamps Tor sample 70 The Ferpictde TO-
Detroit. Mich.
Tr9 sizas---S0 cents ana si.ss.
faul q. Ssnuh A. Sons, 6pScia, AAenta
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Removed store.

W. ]. Cochran, the we'll known
lruggist has removed his store from
the Armory building to his fine new
quarters in the McHale building al
Twelfth street and Washington ave
nue..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
Indoor Carnival.

The Young Ladies Sodality Of St
Icseph's church viii hold an indoor
carnival Feb. and at their hail on
CrOss street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

scores Of Cairo families can attest
- The excellent drinking quality OF
mxS& c. cc1ee. only 2oc per pound
eel gossr nelghbor's opinion and give
i : trial J. 3. Warner, Family Gro
- sss Ohio street. Both phones
Nc. 100
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
Delta Sinma Club.

The Delta Sigma club viii meet
iris afternoon with Miss Ethei
Charles OF Eleventh street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

the Wednesday Cineh club WIN pc
entertained this afternoon by MIS-
Eebert G. Kerth Of Washington ave
nne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

Judge William N, Butler ~ ~ Mur'
physboro holding the January term ol
circuit court fer Jackson county
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

tis recovery matter 81 grave DOUBT
DR.. w. n. Grinstead was called " CON
ultation in the case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

fresh supply of Plow's Package
candies at Brewers Drug Store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
FortniahtIY Club.

4
The Fortnightly Musical club met |
YESTERDAY afternoon at the residence
| Of Ms. William r smith, On Eleventh
lstreet.
1 In addition to the members. there
Iwere present three guests. Mrs L. Il
lsears. of Buffalo, n. Y, Miss Canaan
o. Boston, Mass. and Mrs. Alma Wat
son of Chicago.
The program was one of exceptional
INERT and enjoyment Mrs. Albert ,
IGaligher. Mrs. L. Emile Protilet' MIS-
Robert e. Read being the sololsts ana
Miss Emma Lansden, accompanlst.
Mrs Read who il a clever perform
Ter OF original ideas of interpretation
lpaye a Leschetizky mazurka ana
IMowskowski scherzo with characters
Itic good form and encores were given
lbut failed of response.
Mrs. Galigher's fascinating contra
Ito voice was at it's best in her seiec-
. ltions, the rich quality of the alto tones
having a prominence that was delight
. full to her hearers. Mrs. L. Emile
proflet as violin obligatist and MISS
Emma Lansden as aecompanist ADDE'S
Egreatlv with their effective assistance.
= Mrs. Proflets violin solo, sere
made by prerne, was beautiful mum
= lber. Mrs Profilet's return to the cruz
r lis hailed with pleasure by her many
friends In the organization
Il At the business session which FOL
lowed the program, Miss Magdalene
1 Vanderburgh was elected memoe-
/. 10 succeed Miss Grace Sutherland
1 whose resignation was accepted win
lregret -,
s The next meeting OF the club VIII
r he held Tuesday February A. VIII
!. Miss Zephia Smith as hostess. Ihe
IS program will be given by Mrs. b. Il
ID Tbistlewood. Mrs. Albert F. Staehie
g Misses Zephia Smith aud Bessie tut
ie ner. a..
A special meeting devoted to th'
compositions of Schubert and Ruben
IL stein will be held at the residence o
s the Misses Lansden. April D.
r The Fortnightly is proving gFea
Id benefit and pleasure to all the men
'e mers and much interest is taken
preparation for the recitals.
ed Miss Sarah Pink is i'll with
pc grippe at her home on Fourth stree
M Miss seean Feutz has returne
$ from a brief visit to her sister
Anna.
Re Mrs. c. Fred Gallagher is confined
o., her home at 27lO walnut street
10 illness.
e Miss Miriam Carey is confined
go her home on Twenty-seventh sire
ire by illness.
william Brown Of Creal sphings-
- the crest Of his brother Alfred brow
,ng iof Twenty-fourth street
Frank Cooley Of Fulton. Ky fcrl
- erlv Of Cairo. vas in the city y'
mes terdsy visiting friends.
W. 3. Huette has returned from
ne. "Trip to points in the east Where
purchased stock for his store
m. Mrs. James McManus and baby "
leave today for Memphis where u
will visit the formers parents
J. ". GauHt father Of Ere
G. this city. IS critically iii at
hc,us In Grand Chain With bFonch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22


politan Life insurance company, has
been transferred 70 Charlottesville
Mo.
Robert r. Read returned last nlSh%
from d trip 10 Chicago ana other
points iii Northern Illinois on bust
ness.
L. Emile Profilet and family will
remove about Feb !. from seventh
street to their new home On Twenty.
second street.
Mrs C..F. Bins, who has been the
guest of Mrs John Hcaiger and ram
iIy of Fourth street has returned ~
her home iii Centralla
Miss Helena Coleman has gone ~
shawneetown where she Will act ~
bridesmaid at the wedding VI her cou-
sim Miss lulu Coleman, Oh Jan. III
. Miss Blanche .aaailaid, who has
been the guest VI Miss Agnes Ritchey
Of 4a2 Commercial avenue, returned
to her home fiji East 81. Louis yestef-
day
Postmaster sidney b. Miller Lester
D. Kennedy and sister Mrs. Maude
BENTLEY went to Mounds yesterday ~
III 3aTa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

Miss Sarah Pink is i'll with Ia
Crime at her home on Fourth street
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
SAN BERDOO FANS
TREATED TO FlASCO
Scheduled Twenty-Round Bout Ends
In Second Session, When Foul Is
Claimed and Not Substan-
tiated by Physicians
[snecial to The Herald. l

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 1.-THE
twenty-round fight between Bob Slavin
and Mike Sheehan, which was to have
been pulled off before the Gate City
Athletic club tonight, ended in the sec
ond round in a fiasco. Sheehan went
to the floor and claimed foul by Sla-
vim. Two physicians were called to
examine Sheehan, and both announced
they found no evidence of his having
been struck where he claimed; and,
acting on their statements, Manager
Howard Baker of the club announced
Slavin the winner
Referee John Mccall after the fight,
stated to the press representatives that
he had been informed yesterday that
the fight had been fixed for Slavin to
win. He stated that he so reported 1t
to the club management, and Manager
Baker says he informed the men that
thew must fight ON the square.
In the first round Sheehan fought like
a demon and had Slavin going, but the
next round plainly was so raw that 1t
will give the fighting game a black eye
here for some time to come. In the
preliminaries Freck Pratt defeated
Reise of Los Angeles in six-round
bout that was fast.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
RUSSIAN KNOCKS
OUT TWO BOXERS
TRAINING PARTNERS HAVE A
ROUGH TIME
Expects to Reverse Result of Former
Battles with Flynn When They
Meet Next Week Over
Ten-Round Course

With four good boxing contests on
the program, the Thanksgiving week
card at McCarey's pavilion next Tues
day evening is expected to draw one Oh
the biggest houses in the history of the
club. Battling Johnson and Jim Flynn
are the principals in the main event.
and these heaVies are training assldu-
ously to get into condition for anotner
fierce battle. The full card is as fol-
lows:
Jim Flynn VS.. Battling Johnson, ten
rounds.
Danny Webster VS.. Walter Fisher,
ten rounds.
Frank Mantell VS.. Roy Page, six
rounds.
Arthur Collins VS.. Jim Cameron, six
rounds. .
webster and Fisher should put up q
star bout, for while Danny will come
into the ring lighter than the San Ber-
nardino boy, he makes up for this DIS
advantage by his superior generalshlp
and punching This will be the flrst
time that Fisher has met boxer VINO
can give him a good argument, but he
says he will go after Webster from the
first gong and carry the fight to his
corner Both of the lads have started
training and will be in good condltloh
on the evening of the battle.
MantelI has consented to go In SIX
round affair to give the fans of Los
Angeles a chance to see him in action
and Judge of his merits, despite that ne
is a main event card elsewhere. Roy
Page has shown such great improve
ment in his work at the pavilion OF iate
that he is expected to give Manten a
good argument during the six rounds,
Collins and Cameron have been ach-
ing to get at each other for several
months, but the time has not been OPP
perfume until now for them TO meet
and Manager McCaIey has decided 10
put on the dusky fighters and let them
decide which is the better. Cameron Is
full of confidence and says he Will peat
Collins in spite of his cleVerness. cam
eron's only appearances in the ring
have been against Frank Holbrook'
whom he defeated on both occasions.
Battling Johnson was entirely 100
strenuous yesterday in his boxing at
San Pedro, Fritz Frey going to sleep
In two rounds, and boxer called the
Russian Bear being knocked out III
the second round also. Eddie Miller
stood up for four sessions and Bat sun
was clamoring for more. He -punche9
the bags, skipped the rope and worked
altogether an hour and a half.
Flynn took to the road in the morn ,
ing and in the afternoon he exercised
on the apparatus at the Eastlake Atm
letic club, ending up his days work py
boxing with Danny Webster ana John-
ny O'Keefe.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
HERMAN BILLEK SENTENCED
TO BE HANGED DECEMBER II

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Herman Blllek'
convicted of the murder of five mem.
bers of the Vzral family, was SENTENCED !
by Judge Barnes today to be halseu
December IL.
liberty. which carried the case before
the United States supreme court mas
attracted wide attention.
BiIlek, a fortune teller whose income
was derived from the ignorant ana
superstitious, used arsenic IN causllls
tba deafb of the Vzrals. all of whose
lives were insured and whose insurance
money Billek planned to secure
He was first sentenced to hang IN
October. 1907, and since that time ne
has been reprieved four times.
x,iew Of the previous attitude of Coy
ernor Deneen, is that the death sen
tence may be committed to one of lie
imprisonment.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
COLUMBIA STUDENTS
BARRED IN FOOTBALL
President Butler Insists That Ban, on
Game Be Observed Until Expira-
ton of Allotted Three
Years

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-President
Nicholas Butler of Columbia has not
changed his mind on the football situ-
alton, judging from letter which he
has sent to a student committee
which petitioned that Just one" inter-
collegiate game besrpermitted to take
place this year. 1nterclass games are
allowed, but football with other insti-
buttons has been barred for three
years.
In his letter President Butler said:
'In order that the petition may be
granted, concurrent action by the uni
versity committee on student organiza-
tions and by the university council will
be necessary. l ought to say, however.
that personally 1 have no reason to
believe that either of the academic
authorities named is likely to take ac-
ton to modify the policy which they
have determined upon with entire de-
liberation In the autumn Of 1905, the
effect of which they believe to have
been Of marked advantage to our'uni-
versity."
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
BELIEVES IN PRISONS
NOW AND HEREAFT TER
DIR. T0RREY DISC0URSES ON
FUTURE PUNISHMENT
He'll Described as Place of Bodily
Suffering, a Hospital for the
IncurabIes OF the
Universe

"Hell; is Certainty, and What Sort
of a Place 1t Is" was DR.. Torrey 8
topic last night. Tonight DR.. Torrey
will tell what soht of people will go
there.
IF men win persist in trampling
under foot Jesus Christ there ought to
be a hell. 1 believe in prisons. l wish
that all men would so conduct them
selves that we could do without pris-
ons, but while men are what they are
it is best that there are places in
which to lock them up.
There was a time early in my minis
try when 1 thought that somewhere,
somehow all men, including the devil,
would repent and that a hell was I'M
necessary. But either had to give up
my Bible or that doctrine, so l gave
up the doctrine.
"In a subject like this, one ounce
of Gods revelation is worth ten tons
of mans speculation. 1 take my text
from Matthew 500 the sermon on the
mount. No school of philosophy has
stood eighteen years, but the word OF
Christ has stood eighteen centuries, so
take his word against that OF any
school Of philosophy.
Hell is certain, just as it is certain
that whoever sins must suffer. The
longer men sit the deeper will they
sink There are hundreds of people in
Los Angeles who are suffering a real
hell tonight.
Hell is a place of bodily suffering.
We are not disembodied spirits. The
Bible teaches the resurrection of the
body. Hell is the hospital of the in
curables of the universe. 1t is a place
of memory and remorse. You men will
remember the woman whose life you
have blasted, and you women will re-
member your frivolities and foolish
fashions. There is no torment like that
of an accusing memory. Hell is the in
sane aswlum of the universe, where
men and women remember and suffer"
At the close of the sermon DIR. Tor
rey extended the usual invitation to
espouse the Christian life. As several
women began putting on their hats at
this juncture DR.. Torrey said; Don't
think about such foolish gegaws as
hats when mortal souls are in peril
About a dozen went forward for
prayers after an eloquent appeal by Dr.
Torrey to save their souls from the
eternal damnation.
Rebuked for Laziness
what lazy set of Christians you
are! You ought to be ashamed of your
selvesi In this large congregation there
are only about twenty of you who have
raised your hands signifying your will
ingness to do special personal work in
saving others. Have you come here
just to recuperate?"
There expressions were used yester-
day afternoon by Dr. Torrey, who again
spoke on the subject of Prayer"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
PROVISION FOR CROWDS MADE
AT HERALD FREE PICTURE THEATER
Seating Arrangements Adequate at Spring Street
House and Combined Bill Makes
Excellent Attraction

xV HE attendance at Herald free eae increasing rap
idly that been thought that would be to
crease seating capacity the String street theaer This
will be done if necessary The Herald patrons that
ample provision made for all who wish the entertain
ents that need fear being unable secure seat
both to growp and children The bill not entirely new several
numbers having week request The plan
of combining the has been proved be wise by
this bill greatly improved that the entertainment
now constitutes attractive moving picture show
the city Herald has received many expressions approval from
parents of its elimination of all sensational and meo
dramatic features of the kndnow being
Southern California better designed afford an afternoon Of
pleasant and profitable relaxation.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
RANCHER STRUCK BY CAR
AND SERIOUSLY INJURED

r. V. Gibson, a rancher whose home
is nAar santa Ana, was struck by an
outbound Santa Ana car near Cypress
station last night and seriously in
pured. 80,
and attempted to singnal the car to
stop. lie did not get out Of the way in
time and was hit by the step OF the
car and thrown distance OF twenty
feet.
II was found that he had sustained
a fracture of the right arm near the
elbow. a sprain of the left wrist and
decorations and Commissions of the face
and head. He also sustained slight
conclusion.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
state Insurance Report

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1.-THE an
nual report of State Insurance Commits
sioner Wolf, just submitted to the
governor, shows the last year to have
been a satisfactory one in insurance
circles Practically all of the 217 COM
panies authorized to do business in the
state show a gain in business trans
acted. Fire insurance has been es-
pecially profitable, the total premiums
received being $16,242, los, and net losses
paid $7O24, 149. There was decrease
in Industrial life insurance policies
written, but an increase in renewals
and premiums. Marine insurance
showed an increase of more than $34,-
600 600 over previous years. Life in-
surance showed an increase in amounts
though decrease IN number OF
policies.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
TERRE HAUTE TERR0RlZED
BY SCORES OF MAD DOGS

CHICAGO, Nov. 17-Seven more vic
Tins of the rabies epidemic which has
terrorized Terre Haute for a week
rushed from Indiana City last night to
Chicago to take treatment at the Pas
teur institute.
The number of mad dogs and infect
ed cats in Terre Haute has held the
city in horror of the disease the last
week. and already twenty-five suffer-
ers are patients in the Chisago insti-
tute Last night they were announced
in an improved condition.
The officials report 100 animals have
been slain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
CONVICTS' PLOT
FATAL TO EIGHT
FELONS TRY TO BURN MINE;
MEET AWFUL DEATH
CONSPIRACY OF PRISONERS ~
ALABAMA Fooled
One of the Men Is Missing and Nine
Are Believed to Have Persisted.
Forty-one Are Locked in
Stockade

Ey AhSOcldhtu 1hf-@-
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 17.-Fifty
state convicts employed in the mines
at Pratt City formed a conspiracy last
night to set mine No. afire and escape
during the confusion, and as a result
eight of them were burned to death, one
is missing and the other forty-one are
safely locked in the stockade.
A pile of timbers lying in the man
way was ignited and the conVicts hoped
that when attention had been attracted
to the flames they could make thelr
wav through the mine and escape by
the main entry. They had hoped to be
able to make their way along the mine
ahead of the smoke and fumes from the
fire.
In this they miscalculated, for nine
appear to have been suffocated.
The others appeared to be meetins
with success, when the mine officials
suspected something.
One Employe Sees Flames
One employee saw the flames burst out
and thew came so suddenly and in such
volume that he was sure some highly
combustible material had been used "a
starting the fire.
Guards We're at once placed ana tne
forty men We're caught as they came
from the main entry.
Rescue work was then begun, for IN
addition to the convicts there We're q
number of free laborers in the mine.
All appear to have been gotten our
safely except the convicts near the
source of the flames, who were quickly
suffocated.
In checking over the prison lists To-
night only one man is missing ana II -
nof known whether he persisted or es-
capped. 49,,
fra
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE
trial of In Whan Chang, the Korean
accused of the murder of Durham ste
vens. American adviser of the govern,
ment of Korea. was postponed untlt
November 30.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18
Free Admission
Good only on pate Of Issue.)

HTHms coupon Free Admission to
famou at 4ss South Spring street. be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock p. II
presented later bottom of this
BRACKET SHOWS guaranteed to The Herald In writ
ing by to HIGH CLASS CLEAN AND EDUoA-
keeping with The Herald policy
nothing monstrOties may be pre-
its readers. ICharge to Los Angeles Herald
Wednesday, November 10, 1908.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-18

Buelow, who recently was injured in
the Edison Hoegee game at Athletic
park, and Ward reported that the Edi-
son team was the only team in the
league that donated, giving $40. 1t was
decided to ask Acting Manager Shafer
of the Azusa team to guarantee the
sum of $40 to visiting teams from Los
Angeles.
Games scheduled for next Sunday
are as follows:
Edison VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro;
McCormicks VS.. Hoegees at South Side
Athletic club; Azusa VS.. San Diego at
San Diego (optiona).
The lineup Of the Bdisons and San
Pedro teams will be as follows:
Edison - Thomas, Stein, Lyman,
pitchers; Huckaby, catcher; LaLonge'
first base; Bell, second base; Haight,
third base; Melay or Gabe, short stop;
Hncoe, center field; Kyle, right field.
San Pedro-Whaling, catcher: Ford,
pitcher; Cline, first base; Smiley, sec
ond base; Jensen, third base; Briseno,
short stop; suess. right field; Daley
center field; Ellis, right field.
Representatives., Simons, Gray,
pitchers; Orndorff, catcher; Adams,
first base; Flick, second base; Nc
quad, third base; Shafer. short stop;
Snodgrass, left field; Goodman, center
field; wilkinson, right field.
McCormicks-Leguin, catcher; An
Pfester, second base; Flake. short
stop; Sullivan, third base; Kinkelin,
left field; Kerwin, center field; KIM
merle, right field.
Santa Ana VS.. Salt Lakes. Lineups:
Santa Ana-Johnson, Walter, pitch
ers; Robinson, first base; Borwn, sec
ond base; Brashear, short stop; Dom
ovan, third base; Householder, center
field; Henline, left field; Angle, right
salt Lakes-Reiger, pitcher; Sears,
catcher; Hall, first base; Clinton, sec
ond base; Corbin, short stop; Mar
tinNe, left field; Ely, center Held;
Clark, right field.
For the first time, the question OF
Sunday baseball came up before the
council yesterday at Pasadena and was
threshed out at length. In the end the
ordinance presented by Councilman
Crandall, providing for the closing or
Ipswich street, which runs through tne
baseball park, was passed on first read
ing. Councilmen Cattell and Mersereau
dissenting. 1t was evident that 1t Will
meet with still more opposition next
week.
The Athletics would be pleased to
hear from the All-Star aggregation
which played Lu6 cOiOlCo 0iuIaAS -
Gently on the Joy park diamond in re-
gard to a game next Sunday on the
Athletic diamond. Call Klein at East
1883 for further information or an
swer through The Herald.
Leo O'Connor made the announce
ment last night that he would sever
his connection with emi-professionai
teams so that he could abide by the
rulings of the A. A. U. regarding ms
playing with the Saints when they re-
organize for the spring season.
The Southern State league directors,
at a meeting last night at Democratic
headquarters, picked out the All-Star
team to play the Giants next Sunday
at JOY park. A suitable trophy VIII
be donated by the directors of the
league to the team which can claim the
most representation at the game
James Lloyd will he the official umpire
for the picked team of the Southern
State league. Following is the lineup
of both clubs:
..--ra LEAGUE