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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
engagements.

TWO engagements In one Nortolk
family are announced today. The be-
trothal of Miss Nell Williams to John
Morrison of Ashland. Neb., and that of
c. l.. Williams of Norfolk to Miss
Grace Hoag of Aytmer, Canada, is
made known.
Mr.. Morrison and Miss Williams will
be married in this city October TO- and
will make their home in Omaha.
Mr.. Williams and Miss Hoag will be
married at Miss Hoag's home in Can
ada, in November, and will live on
North Eleventh street, in the cottage
at present occupied by Mr.. Williams
and his sister.
Mr.. Williams Is general agent in this
territory for the Midwest Life Insur-
ance company Of Lincoln. He came
to Norfolk last winter. His sister,
Miss Nell Williams, has been in Nor
folk several months, and has kept
house for her brother.
Both are graduates of the Indiana
state university. Mr.. Williams be-
longs to the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity,
as does Mr.. Morrison, Nebraska uni
versity man, who Is to wed Miss Will
Jams. Miss Williams is member of
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Miss Hoag, who Is to be Mr.. WILL
Jams bride, has spent the summer in
Norfolk at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre, South Fifth street. She will
return to Canada at once to prepare
for her wedding.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
Comma Events,

The theatrical season opens Thurs
day with The Man on the Box" and
on Saturday comes Max Bloom, the
Hebrew comedian, in the musical COM
edy, 1.-THE Sunny Side of Broadway"
The company consists Of forty-five
people. On the Tuesday following
comes the big event of the early part
of the season, THE Third Degree"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
SOCIETY
Pleasures OF the Week.

Miss Ella Hauptli ana Miss Ethel
Long very pleasantly entertained
Wednesday evening complimentary to
Miss Florence O'Connor OF Gorgona.
Panama After various games deli
cious three-course lunch was served.
The evening closed with discussion
of high school days and singing Of
school songs. Miss Elna Abbott OF Pill.
ger and Walker O'Connor OF Randolph
were out-oftown guests.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
A field day is planned for the Coun-

A field day is planned for the Coun-
try club Monday. If the weather per-
mits, members are requested to take
their picnic suppers. Each member
will be permitted to invite outside
guests.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Bridge
to Clyde j. Bullock will take place at
the home of the brides father, c. S.
Bridge, next Saturday evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10

Mrs. p. A. Woods Of 412 South Ninth
street invited a company Of young
girls to assist her daughter, Grace. in
celebrating her thirteenth birthday on
Thursday. The guests arrived at 2
o'clock, and while their coming was a
surprise to the young hostess, 1t was
none the less enjoyed. Mrs. Wood
served refreshments at the close Of
the afternoon.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
Personals.

Personals.
Miss Kathryn Witzigman has re-
turned from delightful trip to Can
ada.
The Norfolk friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Shoemaker will be pleased to
know they have Just completed beau
tiful new residence In Omaha, which
they expect to occupy next week.
Miss Grace Hoag, who has been a
guest for several weeks in tie home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre on South
Fifth street, expects 10 leave Monday
for her home in Aylmer. Canada.
Miss Alma Etting Of Grand Island is
in Norfolk to attend the Bridge-Bull-
ock wedding.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10

The ladies of the First Congrega-
tional church enjoyed pleasant meet
ing with Miss Matte Davenport on
Thursday afternoon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
NORMAL SCHOOL
Rowe's Heights Selected as the
Site.
MEETING Of THE BOARD FRIDAY

After reviewing the several sites 10,
the Normal School on Friday. tbs
board returned to the Exchang, Hots
and went into executive session. which
was continued until $3.50, when a yots
Was taken as to the location.
The site offered by Capt. NJ. n Rove
woS. with this understanding. that sni,.
able arrangements eau BE- made in omen.
log the street. which rurs Through ths
oradiey property from n point ON Wash.
ington avenue between Col. f. D Coles
home aud the Mary Wa hington Nonu.
ment Lodge to the road at bot O,
R"we's woods.
This street belongs to the city Il having
neen given when the late II Bradley
bought the property from the Kenmore
I" The site embraces Rowe's woods
and the heights Ia Guest's line. and "A
lyel plateau on the hill above IL con-
,airs 30 acres and the price paid Il
SlS1 80 per acre or So, 662 so for the
whole property.
IL is "a beautiful site and overlooks the
city
supt. ID Explosion, OF the State
hoA'd OF Education. who was with the
board during it's session, e Expresses great
satisfaction at its sslection'
he says. every body pull together aud
work 20 make this a big school"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
CONFERENCE FAILS
spotsyksnI. commlttssmsn Old Not Com.

The conference OF the Democratic com.
mlttee OF Fredericksburg aud OF Spotsyl-
vanie county, set for Monday at noon.
Jailed OF lite purpose. as only one member
OF the county committee was present.
Capt NJ. B. Rowe.
Col +: ID. Cole, city chairman, called
the meeting to order; Mr.. W. d. Scott.
secretary; Others present were +. NJ. Aid.
ridge, J.; X. Rawlings, Z. J. Smith. r. f.
bozel. Henry Dsnnehl, Capt. L. M. Lar
kin, g. X Swift. o. n. Armstrong. Can't.
4. McCracken, A. P. Rowe, J. B. Colbert.
d. +. Crismond. of this city; Capt. NJ. b.
Rowe. oil Spotsylvsnia
The correspondence between Mr.. G..
OConor Goodrich and Col f ID. Cole as
published was read and the situation
discussed by Chairman Cole. Capt. Rowe
Capt. McCrscken. Capt. Larkin. Messrs
Dannehl. Smith, Swift, Bozsl. Rawlings
Scott and Others, after which the meet.
ing adjourned.
A conference OF the Democrats present
was then held. aud a resolution OF Mr.
Crismond was adopted endorsing the
record OF Mr.. Goodrich IN the last Lests
lature. calling on him 10 view OF his val
liable services TO announce himself a can
oldste Tor the next Legislature, pledeinp
hln the support OF every Democrat pres
ent and calling for the appointment OF a
CON mittee OF three to draw a paper, call
Ing on Mr.. Goodrich TO become a candi
oase, and TO secure other signatures &c
the call. besides those present. Thi.
committee was named: Messrs. H. r
Orsmond, u. X. Swift, +. NJ. Aldridse.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
LADIES' BASKET BALL

The hrst basket ball game OF q series q,
three was played at the riok Friday
afternoon between the Sophomore and
picked team from the other eles-es
1 hs game resulted In q score OF IL 70 Is.
ia iavor OF the picked team. Consider
ing tne Tact that the young ladies Of the
basket ball squad have had only two
weeks OF practice. the game was a very
good exhibition The rink. throughout
the entire game, resounded with Wells
ana cheers az the supporters of each team
The SophOmores showed their loyalty
oy cheering although their team was de-
ieated. The supporters OF the picked
team, composed OF Seniors, Freshmen and
Juniors, were kept at an enthusiastic
pitch by the frequent goals made. The
keensst rivalry existed. but was all ia a
most friendly way. The teams PLAYED
by the ladies' rules, which eliminate all
unnecessary roughness, and the players
showed that they were up on the rules.
Miss Graves, who has been coaching the
young ladies. Is to be congratulated upon
the exhibition Of her players
A large crowd was present. eomuosad
entirely OF ladies. The male members Of
the different classes In college We're mu, a
disappointed because they could not at
tend and spur their respective classes on
to victory
The uext game OF the series will be
played next week.
Misses Coakley and Miller Tor the Pick
Cd and Misses Oates, Somerville, Sanford
Tor the Sophomore played agood game.
There was. however, not a single PLAYER
who did not go into the game earnestly
The line up:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
SPOTsYlvAHlA SUPERVISORS
Thsy Discuss Isli and Road Matters.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Spotsyl-
vania at the Court House on Thur.dsy
disposed oil routine business and Discuss
ed the jail proposition. Upon Invitation
OF the board Tor expressions of opinion
from citizens regarding building a new
jail or iepaiiing The old one, the senti-
ment appeared to be in favor q. repair.
the present building.
Several firms laid plans before the
board Tor building new jail and also
Tor repairing the old one.
Mr.. Smith aud Mr.. Schenk. represen ting
building firms. stated that in their judg
rnent AZ experts the practical thing TO
90 was 70 repair the present building.
saying that repairs could be made TO
put the building Ia condition good for
one hundred years for less than 81 600.
Mr.. T. II. Harris made a proposition in
writing CHEERING To do the repair work
Tor $500, but filed no plans
The board decided to esk Mr. Harris
Tor his plans aud specifications and In
vited Others to submit plans also, action
to be taken at next meeting
A proposition was made TO change the
location OF the county road near Hamil-
tons Crossing 80 IL will pass under
Easter View arch and along eide the
railroad to Massaponax run, connecting
over same by bridge with present road.
Viewers we're appointed to Investigate
and report
Commonwealth's Attorney 7. Stokeley
coleman called attention 20 the fact that
he had seen an article in a Richmond
paper stating that thu county's claim
Tor state road aid had been rejected as
not being In proper form. To correct
this erroneous report Mr.. Coleman read a
telegram from the State Highway tom.
missioner's office stating that the ap-
preparation hal been saved for the
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
GIFT FOR STATE LIBRARY
Ms. Dimmock Gives on Portrait Of Her Nus
bands Faiths.

In compliance with the request made
by her husband, Capt Marion J. Dim
mock, OF Richmond, a short time before
bis death Anew months ago, Mrr. Marion
Dimmock has presented a handsome oil
portrait OF the captains father, Gen.
Charles II Dimmock, TO the State L.
brary. The painting will be placed In
the portrait gallery at the Library
Building.
Gen. Dimm ok was a native OF Masss-
sachusetts. and graduated from West
Point 10 1921. BE fought IN the Semi
mole War under Gen. Scott, but after
wards resigned from the army and went
to Richmond In 1884. az the d.
rector OF the James River and Kama
wha Canal. Later. he became
commander OF the Virginia State Guard.
and at the outbreak OF the Civil War was
appointed brigadier- general and chief OF
ordnsnce In the Virginia service. he
died In Richmond Oct %. 1863.
Mrs. Dimmock Is a daughter OF Mrs.
Mary A. bowman, of "Idlewild," Spot
sylvsnia county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
ORANGE
Lahore. Va, Feb. 9th. 1909.

Labor, Va Feb. 9th. 1909
or late We have had spring snmms,
autumn and winter with an Abundance
OF rain and hail. We have laid downthe
shovel and the hoe; taken up the fiddle
and the bow and msrrily on and around
we 20. Every body longs for sunshine
ana the other elements OF nature that.
almost alone, work our roads. The
wind laps dry the undrained mud holes
and helps the sun TO pulverze the mortar.
There Is absolutely no progress or pros
perity Tor any section without good
roads. Wild geese mot OF our home
hocs) are going north. blue birds aud
robins are singing on the lawn and the
Jolly eroaker OF ye olden time IL enliyen-
Ing the sounds with his welcome to
springtime
Mrs. Lucy Baker and Mrs. BertsIls
voolfolk returned from Culpeper this
week. where they visited relatives and
report a Jolly good time
Mr. Robt COons, agent OF tho Lou
doun Insurance Company, is on = bust
ness trip In this section.
Mr.. James Baker, an expert tobacco
nist Oi Louisa, is visiting his son, Mr.. Z.
l. Baker near here.
Mrs. George Smith. who has been on a
protracted visit to relatives IN Louisa
came home n few day ago.
Mr.. James l.. Frazer, cheerful and
cheering, is In Orange this week He has
bile Fred. leading farmer OF Spotsyl-
vania, with him While Jim is looking
after bis Macsdam road DR.. Harris IL
Macadsmizing Fred's teeth [ have a
tender place In my heart for these boys
that time will not dim.
Mr.. Avertli. the popular railroad off,
cial OF Orange, 10 on a visit to Mr.. Geo.
Frazer.
Mr. Will Graham. a general favorite. IL
a welcome visitor here.
4 regret to note the serious illness OF
Mr.. Eustsce TerrilL DR.. W. ]. Crittep-
den Is attending him.
Mr.. A. p. Brockman Is improving and
we hope will soon be out.
| am glad to note the Improvement OF
Mrs. Maud Voolfolk.
The village school OF long ago" In
hore
All honor to Miss Frank, the popular
principal OF our high school here. Not
only Is sbe u trained teacher, but the
renditions OF her scholars show her to be
hDe trainer. The play was excellent
and over mud and hill the GRO " d gather
ed The house was packed with an ap-
preciative audience aud encores told OF
the general enjoyment. Thus the aim to
place a library In the school Is laurche
with purse OF over twenty dollars, and
we hope the school board and public viii
aid this noble enterprise with liberal con-
tributions and encourage the Efforts OF
this accomplished, efficient teacher to
make the school OF the highest order.
Universal praise hangs upon the lips OF
Gil really interested In higher education.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
STAFFORD
ksu Term q ceut-Flshisa Court Buslnsss-
Hauling TIss Over Bad Roads. Etc
Stafford c. n. Va Feb 27,h 1ooo

Stafford c. H., Va Feb. 9th. 1909
Mr.. Hugh Adie was here Tbu,sdav an.
gagged In dfawiog the jury for the ensuing
term OF the Circuit eUur,
Inc March term OF the Circuit court
dos fair 10 De a small one as far as Legal
matters are concerned. There 10 but one
common law case OF any moment TO be
tried. No criminal Jury will be summoned
The civil jury has been summoned TO ths
bret day. and 'ris probable that .hers
Will be but one day. unless something
unforeseen occurs between now and
March Sth
The Ratchet handle men. who have
been weeping and wsiling on account of
not receiving their checks for hstchet
handles sold aud delivered. had rheir
hearts made glad this week by receivinU
their amounts, and have gone on their
way reiOiciog
dessrs. Bennett Woodland, Wilson and
Murray Decstoe, and VIM. D1yls had
business at the Court House this week
Mrs Emma j. johnson, OF Washing
ton, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Jas. NJ
Woodland
Mrs.. Susan Woodland has returned
from Washington, where she has been
whiting friends and relatives
There were 1S9 deeds recorded I'm the
onnce ior me elx months ending
tue zoth Feb 1909; o suits at common
la VI spas 10 chancery. 3 willis probsted
and grants OF administrations during
thu same period.
Fishermen IN Aqua Creek report fish
increasing In numbers.
niid geese went their way across Stat
lord last night. Their line OF fight seem
I'd to be from Maryland Point due north
west.
One colored man who has been hauling
Kites TO Coal Landing started with
rather a large load for two small horses.
but the next load showed a decrease ia
numbers, till he had gotten down to four
ties. Had he continued In the same ratio.
and the mud gotten any deeper, be would
have made bis last load wish none
That reminds your correspondent OF a
gentleman oil this neighborhood who
several years ago delivered 100 Kites
At the Landing, and upon Inspection got
lO1 culls out OF the lot. ScrIhbIer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
DEFERs LOCAL OPTION DECISIONS
Judge WIN Lst aoaoks Contestants Walt UatlI
Finding on Ward lsw

Alter one week OF testimony at Roa.
noke ON the part OF the contestants IN
the iocal-option election case, the vets
announced Saturday that they would
rest In the meantime about 100 wit.
nesses VIII be summoned for the local
optionists.
The main evidence offered by the con-
testants was to show that the election
should be set aside on the grounds that
a large numbers OF persons were allo wed
10 vote on faulty certificates or tax tick
cts rom tressurers in tie State whefe
poll taxes had been paid, ana also that a
large number Of legal voters were re-
fused the right to vote, owing to their
names not being properly placed on the
tax list.
Judge Staples said be would not rem
DER his decision until the supreme court
was heard from on the Ward law.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
TABLET UNVEILED
Memorials Placed In wsstmosIands Court
Room

A beautiful marble tablet has been
placed on the wall OF the court room at
Montross TO memorabilia Cadets Joseph
Christian Wheelwright and Samuel
Francis Atwill. who were killed IN the
battle OF New Market, May Is, 1864,
Both OF these young men were born In
Westmoreland county.
The tablet was donated by ]. Il
Wbeelwright, formerly OF Westmoreland,
now OF Baltimore
Judge Wright. who was instrumental
10 securing this tablet, has been tireless
In his efforts to decorate the walls OF tbs
court room.
Among the portraits OF westmore
lands sons that adorn the court room
are an oil painting of Gen. b. (. Lee, 9
large portrait OF Washington, portraits
oil President Monroe, Gen. 4. l.. T. Beale
Judge Richard Parker, Col. Henry II
Garnett. Gen. Thomas Stuart Garnett
Judge John Critcher, Judge Bushrod
Washington, Gov. Henry Lee. Arthu,
Lee, William Lee. Francis L,ghtioot
Lee and William Pitt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY
The ssitimos confesnce.

Rev W. L. Dolly preached an e1celIen,
sermon to large congregation at tbs
Methodist church Sunday morning. The
usual services were held at night On,
person was received into the church.
Mr.. Dolly preached at Falmouth union
church TO a large gathering at 800 Sun.
day afternoon.
An Interesting meeting OF Epwortb
League was held 10 the Methodist church
at 6:45 Sunday evening, church erfen'
sion work being the subject considered
This meeting was 10 charge OF Miss CARR,
Curtis, assisted by Mise Jessie Housh.
The annual Baltimore Conference vii
meet at st. PsuPs church, Baltimore
March oath, and will continue seyeraI
days. 1t is expected that Rev. w. T.
Dolly. Messrs. P. V. Conway aud w T.
Brannan will represent the Methods,
church OF this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
THE WILL OF Mr.. j.
STAhSBURY WALLACE

The will OF Mr.. J. Stansbury Wallace
was prooated In Corporation court Mon.
day; His widow, Mrs. Mary Braxton
Wallace. is executfix
The entire estate Ia left to Mrs Wal.
lace. except the eIecutional interest IN
l22 shares OF National Bank stock left
him by the late Capt c. W. Wallace
which goes to his son, Chas Wallace
Mr.. Wallace MENTORS his mo her in bis
VIII and states that she Is not left any
portion OF his estate for tie reason shat
me has sufficient income; that his wife
Will provide for her II she needs It
Inc estate. outside OF the bank stock
is valued at $4,000. Judge A. W Wa
lace and Mayor II Lewis Wallace are
mentioned as advisors for Mrs. WALLACE
In managing the estate
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
A CORRECTION

fredericksburg, Va. Feb. &c, 1909.
10 an article in the Evening Journal of
Feb. 10th. over my signature. why |
voted against the franchise presented to
the City Council Tuesday night. read as
follows: II my amendment had not been
defeated | would have gladly voted for
the franchise. This is a mistake; IL should
nave read; IL my amendment had been
defeated | would have gladly voted for
the franchise
l would like to say. first, that am as
much 10 favor OF this franchise as any
one In fredericksburg. and my only aim
wac to secure for Frederick sburg the
best franchise to be obtained.
Personally, thought that the sixth
paragraph should have been more def
Mite as to power TO be furnished. other
wise was perfectly In accord with the
franchise as passed.
John G.. Melville.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
SENTENCED FOR MURDER
lswis k0asn, Of King George. Given Thee
Years

At King George court Monday Lewis
Morgan was indicted for murder by the
grand jury. for killing his brother. Wen
dali Morgan. at Index, last week. Ga
account OF the circumstances connected
with the case, Commonwealth At
torney W. A. Rose and counsel for the
prisoner. L. l.. Hunter. agreed upon the
charge OF man-slaughter.
There was no jury Ia the case. Judge
Mason sentenced Lewis Morgan to the
penitentiary for years and II he proves
to be good prisoner IL will be reduced
10 ~ years. The two horgans were
hall brothers, Wendall Morgan being a
white man and Lewis Morgan a negro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
NEW BOOK BY MRS.
MARY M0KcURe PARKER

Mrs. Mary koneure Parker, g daush-
ter OF the late Judge r. C. L. Moncure. OF
Stafford, has written an interesting
book entitled New Monologues and
Dialect Stories"
The book Is published by Frederick J.
Drake Co., Chicago. Mrs. Parker ie
the author OF several other books, among
them "A Day at the Know-it-all Wo-
mans Club. when Your Wife's Away. -
Powder and Patches, ""A Quiet Evening
at Home. The Princess Innocence. |"
Love Behind the Scenes"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
REAL ESTATE DOINGS

Jno. W. Allison, Jr.. Real Estate
Agent, has sold more real estate in this
section than all the other agencies CON-
bined. II you desire to sell or buy real
estate, consult him. His record and ex-
perience for the past seven years spests
Tor itself. He is also manager OF the
fredericksburg Branch of the Southern
Farm Agency, the larges: real estate
agency in Virginia, established for 20
years Address
John W. Allison. Jr..
m2-1y Fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
THE FREE LANCE WITH the FLEET

The Free Lance followed the feet
around the world. Among those who
got It were Midshipman W. Taylor
Smith, OF the Virginia, and Ensign j. ]
AcCrecken, OF the Washington. Mr..
Smith said IL was his most welcome
visitor at Smyrs, China, Australia, and
In fact every port he touched, and he
CLEANED more from its columns than
from home leftera
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
MISSIONARY MEETING

The WomAn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety held it's annual mite box opening in
the chapel of the Meth dist church Wed.
nesday afternoon at O'Clock
The collection amounted to sixty dol
lars; this amount entitled the society to
thres life long members and those select
ed for the membership were. Mrs A. l..
Msgrath, Mr. Chss. W. EdriDgton and
Rev. W l.. Dolly.
The gathering was highly entertained
by a solo by Mrs. A. p. Rowe At the
conclusion Of the business refreshments
were served
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ST. Present Sundsy-MIsslousy Sermon

Sunday was a great day with the
Baptists OF Fredericksburg. At the sun
day school In the morning 57l were
present, the largest attendance in the
history OF the church. Rev. II A. VIII
Hams preached bis annual foreign mis-
sion sermon at IL O'Clock to crowded
house. IL was very iorcible ser
mon and Mr. Williams has inspired
his people with missionary enthusiasm
The usual firing for foreign missions
was taken and n concerted sfort will be
made reach $500 this year
Mr.. J. + Rowe was made chairman OF
this committee At night an evangelist tic
service was held. the pastor preaching
to q packed house
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Minnie Thomas, of this city
through Attorney Frederick W. Coleman
has In Tie Corporation Court Of thii
city iiled suit for divorce from her hue.
band, John T. Thomas She alleges In
her bill cruelty and desertion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
TOWN DEFEATS COLLEGE

The town basket ball team defeated
the college aggregation last week II TO
10 In hotly contested. rough game. the
winning point being scored In the Lac t
minute oil play. Line up was a. follows:
College. Town