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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
OANV|LLE To VOTE
ON LIQUOR QUESTION
: Wet" Confident of Overcoming
Smah Majority of Dry
Two Years Ago.

Especial to The HE hmend Virginia H. }
DANNiLI.E. VA" March 2o,---As a
result Of petition circulated by advo-
Gates ri fiuuor- licenses in tfTts city,
Judge A. NJ. Aiken. of the Corpora
tfot1 Court, to-day uruered & foC7f OPP
ton election FOR April rs.
Both sides exerted themselves prior
to the November election to secure
the qualification, as voters. OF as many
adherents as possible. The vets Acre
especially active in this respect. and
the petition tor-an- election is re-
garded AZ indicating that they believe
they have sufficient majority To over
come the small dry majority of tive
years ago.
only four of tho six wards OF the
city will participate in the elect IN.
the two North Danville wards being
dry by Incorporation agreement made
at the time of the consolidation Of
paH'iAe a nj the town eff Neapsiis
TIL contest in the other four wards
promises to be Il lively one. Neitner
but it is likely that the campaign
will he carried on largely through
newspaper advertising, as was dtne
two years ago.
The drys VIII ondeayor 10 sccur.
the services of Hon. Seaborn Wright
or Georgia, who spoke effectively here
two years ago. 1t is not likely. Il w.
ever, that some ~ the other dry
speakers engaged two years aso will
be asked 10 return. II is said that
the ladies will not take any activs
public part In the canvass, though
their influence Will. It is conceded.
be felt
= Tho town went dry two years ago
by only IS plurality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Chase City

CHASE CITY. VA, March 26,--The
Southside Institute announces the Sc
lection OF DR.. Geo. W. Mcdaniel, OF
First Baptist church. for the speaker
on the occasion OF their commencement
season.
Mr.. Julian f. Peasants. county sec
rotary of the Y. NJ. c. A. work In Neck
Ienburg. has rendered his resignation
and will accept position connected
with other state work which Will nee
essftate hts headquarters in Richmond
Mrs. 8. n. Jeftreys. OF Academy
street Is entertaining the mother. Mrs
III. G. Beckett, of Scottsburg. Va.
Mrs. GLADYS Roberts. daughter OF Mr.
at the woman's College, Richmond, is
at home for Easter
Mrs. 4. z. Roberts left for a sotourn
of several weeks al Ashville, N. e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
HAD CQNDENNED
BURNED BUILDING
Chicago Fire Chief Warned Own
ers of Death Trap Of
Twelve.
HAD NO FIRE ESCAPES
Coroner Making Rigid ExaminA.
ton in Effort to Fix
Responsibility.

CHICAGO. ILL. March 26.--lt de
veloped to-day that or August h6.
1893. Fire Chief Koran notified khe
City Building Department. In writing
that the building occupied by L. fish
d Co, which burned yesterday, kill
ing twelve persons and seriously In
JurinS four others, was unsafe. Land
urging that tne owners be compJllei
to erect fifE escapes. No action vas
taken by the Building Departments.
Radical reforms In the city's bh,lfd
ing and fire regulations Will prea.44-i,
follow the storm OF iniiguationl This
revelation has produced The k.orr
ners' Inquest win not be held luntil
week erom to1day. but Cox 4per
Hoffman and the fire and buildids a,1
thofities are making an investfd aim
to fix responsibility.
tsumors that more than twelvE ,,er
sons persisted were discredited ka-,tg, >
by Chief Koran, but he order1a an
other search OF the ruins
Misc Margaret Wilson. emplajyed in
the Fish store. is sai5 10 hatr dta-
appeared and may have perisknad in
the flames.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
FINANCE METHODS
TO Be DISCUSSED
Presbyterians Will Consider CUES
ton of Revising System Now
in Use.

Present methods of church financing
win be the chief topic Of discussion at
a meeting of Presbyterian ministers,
elders and deacons OF Richmond to be
held next Tuesday night In the Third
Presbyterian church, at Twenty sixth
and Broad streets.
In many quarters there liz said to be
considerable dissatisfaction at the pre-
vaIling methods OF financing In the
church, and for that reason an effort
will be made to bring about better
eystem
Other matters to- be discussed are
church eNpenEes in general and be-
nevolences In general.
Mr.. r. e. Magill. president of the
nterdenominational Sunday School As
ISOLATION of Richmond and vicinity.
IS down on the program for discus
sion of "the budget plan"
The question Of financing will come
up Mt the General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. to be
held in Lewisburg, w. Va, the latter
part OF May, and 1t is the desire OF
Richmond Presbyterians To discuss the
matter in preliminary way before the
General Assembly meets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
STRICKEN At BIER
Of DEAD RELATIVE
Wits of Ex-SheriF of Madison
Co. Dies While Giving Fun
cral Directions.

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian)
MADISON. VA, March 26-~~Grtef
over the death of her near relative,
Harry. who had expired only few
minutes before, resulted in the sudden
demise of Mrs. u. III. pattie, wife of
former Sheriff pattfe, of this town.
Mrs. Pattie was stricken while CIV
ing directions for the preparation OF
corpae for burial
The two deaths, both sudden. oc-
CURED Thursday night. Harry Pattte
who had been suffering several months
from pulmonary trouble. expired short
~ after eight o'clock, collapsing az he
sat reading. A few minutes later Mrs
Pattie. who had been In excellent
health returned from a long drive. Told
Of the death of her relative she began
giving directions for preparation Of the
boy. when suddenly she Easped and
fell to the moor. Medical attendance
was hnrriedly summoned, hut death
had been almost instantaneous
Tho remains of MIR. Harry Pattie
were placed in metallic case and
SHIPPED to Warrenton for interment.
Funeral services fof Mrs. Pattie win
be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist church of Madison, of
which the deceased was long a promf-
nent member.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Light Receipts in Danville.

Especial TO Tire Richmond Nireinian.)
DANNILLE. VA. March 3s.--Re-
receipts. of leaf tobacco on this mar
ket during the week show a marked
falling off compared with those Of the
preceding week. nor Is the quality of
that offered generally se gord as the
offerings Of several weeks past. The
diminution In the quantity is chiefly
attribute bic 10 searonablc weather FOR
early farm work. which has generally
engaged the attention of beth men
and teams.
The bulk of the tobacco offered dur
ing the week has been of the, common
or nondescript grades. and much OF 1t
has been In poor order. with the result
that there has been little demand for
these grades. Wherever the more de-
sirable grades I'm good order have been
offered prices have been well main
tained at the prices heretofore ruling.
Redried tobaccos continue in good de-
mand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
TAKES APPEAL 10||l
BOARD Of SlFEn
Mett2r of Wrestling Matches 4
Armory Carried 10 Higher
Authority.
81. p
ARRANGED
OTHERS
If Use Of Quilting is Finally Ue
MED Those in Charge May Z
Suffer LOGS.

Major Price. commanding the Fri
Regiment. nss appealed to AiAJoI
Richardson from the recent ruiiak 81
/ Building Inspector Beck when tsr|
hi ted the holding Of any furthel
wrestling matches, - anything VI 3ikl
character, in Tie Seventh Street An1
uofy. and tie hoard OF public sufnts
viii meet Monday Eftcrncon to d<ctd(
how the matter may be adjusted, 81
Mr. Beck declares that no public e4]
liihitfcns ~ entertainments car IL hEaf
In the armory, s.nee the seats are NJ
fa.tened to THE floor an required bl
law. and since there are no fife sacaoe}l
Tho law, says the inspector, Ii clcAj
son this point. and he accordingly nptt1
ned Major Price OF his ruling sasera
days ago
Major Price insistr. however tina
the dee ision ~ The inspector, even 4
legally correct. is purely technical, and
should rot be suEta!ned by the mayor
as 1t would work great hardship
upon those who have recently bccuili1
financially interested Iii certain wrest
hing ~ss.-t-ts~.~-srfras a., takes 3ee]
in the sarmory.
One OF these matches. according Il
schedule, will take place Monday nim1iq
and should fhe building inspector pro-
hiisit the bout. the wrestiers Will In All
probability. ~ is customary III sual
cares. demand their forfeit. which viii
iiavs to be paid.
Thnfa WHO claim TO be familiar WIZ
the law and the surrounding cOssdf
fiors have little hope That MnJ0 Prtel
will he sustained. The board whff9
viii decide TIC question Is ccfsip0set
OF the heads of several city depart
merits. Including the bnitding ltsspecto1
and the i11ayor. and uiny be ccsiiitet
on 10 carr out tire law to the vera
3. go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
INsURGEhT HALO
FOR Mr.. ROOSEVELT
New York Congressman Now
Would Expunge Roosevelt Re
buke from House Record.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 2s.--
With two propositions to amend the
rules of the House and another to
expunge the resolution by which the
sixteth Congress rebuked President
Roosevelt for his secret service mes
sage. Representative Bennett, of New
York. seemed almost prepared Tor an
insurgent halo when he appeared at
the White House to-day.
Mr.. Bennet and his colleague, Re-
pressltative Suizer, have asked the
new committee on rules for hearing
on their Roosevelt proposition, and
Mr.. Bennett believes they will get it,
Both REPRESENTATIVES, Rsnnet and Sui
Ger are on the committee of $50 ap-
pointed by Mayor Gaynor. OF New
York, to receive Col. Roosevelt on
Teddy Day" For this reason they
wish TO remove from the record the
objectionable resolution
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
WILL NOT SUMMON
CABINET OFFICIAL
Demand That Secretary Ballinger
Be Pleased on Witness Stand
Refused.
BZRANDElS PROTESTS
Thinks Accusedn Should Re
Submitted to Regular Tests
of Veracity.

| WARRINGTON II c.. March 26.-
| secretary OF the Interior BalliAger
| VIII not be called to the stand III the
congressional inquiry until his own at
| torney give the wold. The commit
| tee to-day, after an executive session,
refused to grant the request of Nj
toiifcs branGets, on behalf of the
| prosecution" that BaIlinger d. cali
ed at once.
Attorney Brandels made vigorous
protest against this decision.
In order that there may he ~ mis-
understanding, said Mr.. Brandeis, Il
protest against the action of the COM
hIttee In doing what it seems 10 me
must result in denying TO the COM
fnistee and TO those who are watch
ing carefully the proceedings, chs. best
opportunity TO arrive at the facts"
This is not matter for argument"
broke In Chairman Nelson
But" insisted Mr.. Brandeis. red
with anger, u desire te make an HI
quiry | want to know when Score
tary Ballinger will come and testify
before this committee. and specifically
whether he will come at the close OF
Mr., Steele's testimony
Il will say interrupted Attorney
Nertrees, counsel for Baliinger that
Secretary Ballinger did not come at
the close of Mr.. SteeIe's testimony
He will come when we call him and
not before"
Il desire to make another inquiry"
shouted Mr.. Brandefs, interrupting
Chairman Nelson.
II have refraincd from making an
other specific charge against Secre-
tary Ballinger. but specific charges
have been made by others and It
must be apparent 10 the committee
ana to every one else that the one
and great question before this COM
mittee and before the country is whe-
Their Mr. Rallinger is UNIT for the
position which he now occupies. BY
reason of the lock of truthfulness and
dircctncss in his position.
Would Test Veracity.
THAT is the issue which was
brought tn the attention of the com
mittee by Mr.. Pinchot. He has been
charged by Mr. Pinchot and others
with wilfully deceiving the President
Therefore. the order and circum-
stances under which Mr.. Ballinger is
to testify are of paramount impor-
tance.
"Veraeity and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
having become one of the issues In
this case ! should think that this
witness Secretary Ballinger) should
be subjected to the ordinary tests OF
veracity and straightforwardness to
which every witness Is subjected In
any legal proceeding.
Now. Is this witness to he allowed
to withhold his testimony In order
that he may frame IL up so as to re-
conctle IT with that Of other witnesses
already heard? Or Ia this witness TO
be treated as any other witness, TO be
called when the exisencies OF the In
quiry require and when the interests
OF truth, and truth only, depend upon
-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
CONFESsES THEFT
BEFORE F|ANCEE
Bank Hooter Says He lost $780,
600 to Crooked
Gamblers.

BOSTON, MASS. March &c Federal
authorities in New York are investi-
eating the confession made Last night
by George w. Coleman, the SIG week
clerk. who looted the National CITY
bank OF Cambridge OF about s2b0.0o0
Coleman, Ia the presence OF Miss Ma
mie Hightower. of Kansas city, his
sweetheart. told OF the $3.50. 600 he lost
10 gang of crooked faro players in
New York City and name dthe men TO
whom he lost the money and told
where the game was played. He said
the players knew the money they were
winning from him was stolen from the
bank.
The confession was made TO police
inspectors, In IT Coleman said he was
the softest sucker ever trimmed. He
usually took from the bank till about
$4,000 at time. coming to New York
to play faro. He made a1out two trips
a week. he said, between May, 1909, and
February. 1919.
Coleman liz endeavoring to marry
Miss HsEhtower to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26

4ir.
xwered 10 the boards satisfaction by
the admission by Or. Barringef that
he probably made a mistake in fsur-
rfcdiy copying peHcsfed figures pre-
pared BY subordinate. The figures
were "a bout the number ef first stu
dents who returned 20 complete tho
suIi course.
Pr Rarringer said. everyone is
liable 10 make mistaSes in handling
sgnres. but believe I am as good as
IN Insurance agent
Mr.. Priddy il an insurance agent
DR. Barrfnger's remarks brought
forth peais of laughter.
Mr.. T. f. johnson, member of the
9oarti, said he had had experience in
Sanding figures and knew many
mistakes were made in compiling
statistics.
The hoard then rose to go to the
bali game,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
MILLIONAIRE AIDS
ALLEGED MURDERER
Try to Save Chester Jordan From
Chair For Wife
Murder.

BOSTON. MASS. March 26.-Bacs-
ed by the money of Jesse Iivermore.
the millionaire New York cotton
2lunger, new effort was begun here
TO -day to save Chester $. Jordan from
the electric chair for the murder and
digmemberment of his wife. Uonora
Counsel for Jordan, whose sister r.
married 70 Lvermore, have iiled an
exception on the ground that willis
White. one the jurors who tried Jor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
THAT TAFT SMILE
WORKS OVERTIME
President Pump Handle" and
Brains on 600 Callers in Half
Hour.

WASHINGTON. March 26.--The hand
shaking mill operated by President
Taft ground exceedingly swift to-day,
when he turned out some 600 enthus-
iastic callers In half an hour.
The unwearied Taft smile was doing
business at the same old stand after
the President had greeted $50 school
girls and s5o school teachers.
In addition to these delegations the
President pump handled" come 100
commitments OF various congressman
At the head of the congressional line
showed the flaming top OF VIE Muir,
dock. the InsuFgent leader
see yon arc busy up at the House."
said the President, as Mr Murdoch
hove sn sight. The kansan, borne on
the crest OF the wave OF handshakers,
did not get time 10 reply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
LOSES HIS LIFE
IN OIL EXPLOSION

PlTTSBURG. PA. March es.--san-
ford c, Ayres. aged thirty-four. is dead
and 1--WE others are believed seriously
burned as the result Of an explosion OF
oil at the Canfieid renncrics here.
causing loss OF 100000.
Miss Sybilla Roover. b0okkeeper in a
nearby Office. faced death by remaining
In her office and telephcning for q
yard engine to come and pun away
three tank cars loa.ded with 1880 gall
1ors OF gasoline which stood short
distance from the nro. When tho en-
CINE arrived, the frame work OF the
cars was blazing but the flames were
soon eNt!nguished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
NEAR To BLOWS
ON HOUSE FLOOR
Row Between Alaskan Dclckate
and Former Governor Again 1
Becomes Heated. n

WASHINGTON. March ss.--.Eyery.
BODY In Alaska seems to have knows
about these elections frauds excepf son
and the grand jury" cried nSlS 9aN
Wtckersnau,. Of Alaska, shaking M
hst at Ex-Governor Aoggatt to-dAy
during hearing on t!te wickerAhars1
territorial bill before tho House Cnin-
mittee on territories ss 4 s5slss
well. 1 didn't know ABOUT thAra.s
asscrtcd Hosgatt. Indignantly.
'Ycu own the yuneau Record. do1tsi
ycus which llssa aeen t'aeking the T6fi
Administration and calling me rena-
gade. ASKED y ,catrsham. sssis 2
II own part OF II. Ny friends owr
the rest. replied HoEgatt
You voted against me at the oisc-
ton although You did not Hgrec wifh
my opponents viewsl'' asserted WICK
Graham. ~ n
Yes; wanted 10 get . man down
mere mere e stop this brshwhAcisinE. ~
tor q yellow dog to bring that aboaf.Se.
.r. the :, ca. esh,.,a Of HosxAtt W wIel
abe latter that he'd show ut,S ~
former governor ut another msetint.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
FOLLOW FOREST FIRES
Alloghaney County. Pa. Swept by
Blazes Which Ravage En-
tire Territory.
tire Territory.

PITTSBCRG. PA, March 26.--For-
esot fires which have been sweeping
Allegheny county. threatening de-
stiuction to scores OF homes and hav-
ing already inflicted property loss
Of $4,000. to-day resulted in the
death of kinsley Courtney. ten years
old, who was run over ard crushed
by q hose cart while helping firemen
figat the flames in Ellsworth. a sub
urb.
OH derricks. oil tanks and much
timber have been destroyed. Most
Of the fires were caused by sparks
from locomtives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Muny Enster Visito:s.

Especial TO The Richmond tirginiah,t
WINSTON SALEM. n. e., March rs.
Hundreds OF visitors are now coming
irto ths city from eli parts OF the
country for the Easter services at the
Moravfan church. The early morning
service held OF the graveyard ct SUI
rise Is the most ipspcrtr;t feature ana
the week IL sbout the most notable
frcm 6 social standpoint in this city
ard numerous functions have boon
plarctss for the present year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian,1
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 2s.--
The coiieetorship talk now IS that John
H. Locke has q leedspipe eInch on The
job. II Is said that the State Rcpubfi-
can organization has lined up solidiy
behind MIR. locks and Il is we'll
known fact that local Republican lead
ers are working hard for him collec-
ter Jjs Il. stuart appfs entity bases his
hopes FER REV tpie.t on other than
Nirxiatan Republican influence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26

Especial to The Richmond yirglnlan)
NNEWPoRT NEWS VA. March 2e.--
Professor John Tyler and Messrs Hart.
1iNddy end Neblett. three students OF
William and Mary College. arrived In
Iris city YESTERDAY .naorntng- altar a
stwenty-seven mile walk They started
, ~ weston from williamsburg about
Al ~ ~ Thursday night They did NOT
seem - be fatigued by their Journey.
md after calling on friends, returned
70 MillialnsDnE& on the morning ex-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
N Nance SuREND[Rs,
CLAIMS SELF DEfERc9|
Youthful Slayer Says Victim Had
Attacked Him ard Threat
encd Life.

LEXINGTON. KY. March ss.-Epb.
ert McNamee. slayer of Thomas NC.
Namaru. surrendered to Deputy J. =
Randolph AT ths jail tn-fiaT.
NrNainse alleged that McNarnAfs
attacked him seserai weeks before ~
the ssreet while In company Will
Blanche Patterson Ct the Same tint
threatening HIS life. ON the nigh
OF lie trxssdy, despite efforts keel
him out, afcSaIaee eisinns, McSan1Aft
burst into the room where he and th<
Patterson wt.4Iaa were, and, feBrtsss
the formers threat would be carries
out. McNumee orer1e3 Ere On hisl-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
MARKET INDICATING
DOWNWARD TENDHNACY

The ,ary street market urtday was
unusually ac1iNe az pficeS qpbted be-
indications point to n downward ten
den5y. which. III Is expected 1 WIZ la
observed next week.
The following wholesale et;ota.io.s
are based on actual sales made Thurs-
day:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
ADOPT NEW PLEDGE
f0R PRIMARY HERE.
Obligation Assumed by Voter
Changed, as to Language at
Ltast, from Usual Form
ASSESSMENTS ARE FIXED
Those Who Would &c Alderman
To- pay4s25 and Aspir&nts
for Council s15.

me person voting this baiiot
picascs that he l. Ic,aocrat In
GOOD party standing, and that he
VIII Vote iur tfas t.e.4.o1 .a.ic Ioi.l-
'iNc In the ensuing cisctaGs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
DEATH NOTICE.

ARAs}sTi1 sEss-- March 2sth. . r. M, az
her home in Henrie0 county, MEA
N fsSINIA M. cAEATTHERS. age 81
xears Fnnefri fTeia the house
N MEFe1 sTth at assa T.. M, intermeuf
n In lAkw0od.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
CIine---.<;or.

HARRIsoEBuRG, VA, March u.
Mss Myrtle Olive Cox and Charata III
Cline. former residents of HocHirSha51
county, were married Thursday II {S,
nome Q. the brides parents. nj. r.
sussa county. s,s @ Sssf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
DATE FOR PRIMARY
IN TENTH DISTRICT
Only Two Members of commiitet
Present. But fhcse Agree
Upon Time,

tSpeeiai tn rhe Richmond yirAinian.A
STANTON. VA. March 2s.~-Th4
Terfh pfstrict Democratic ccn9resi
SIGNAL committee met here to-day III
arrange fer n primary. There was NOD
Il quorum present oak tMn $3.50
Ave rnernhers beirg prcsent---AaetefA]
Joseph Button. cE Apporrattox, ma
Edward Eehois OF Stauntcn. Thai
agreed on the primary date and peAt1
ard viii submit these 20 the cth4x]
members for approval. They sHitctA4
.Auguat for the primary and luna
ss last date for fixing names cf c4sl-I
didates, with an assessment ct y4t9
on candidates, u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26

dan, was insane at the time of the
verdict.
1t is said Livermore's money viii
carry the-case- to- ths- Supreme Court
OF the United States in an attempt
20 save his wife's brother from the
chair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26

steal Chickeas aaa DeveA.
Thursday night thieves bronze atn1N|
the home Of Mrs. Coshs. 27le p. M&k4
shall street and took several chirt1tst|
ard eight ring doves.
The Press., 1910-08-10

large number of whiakey circulars last week from . Boston houaas The deal CTS are also trying the old dodge of notifying different ones that 3 pack age of liquor by express, prepaid, awaits them at some nearby express office. We haven't learned of anyone who has taken this bais.
 A lawn social, under sne auspices of tho W. 0. T. U.. will bs given on the lawn to the north of Mrs. E J. Holman's house Friday evening. the 12th, to commence at 2 o'clock. Beebs's foe cream will bs on sale, with cake. EntertaInment VIII De furnished. The proceeds arc to be used toward She purchase of the Gold spring" drinking fountain.
 Although the score went heavily against the locals, tho playing was by nc means as lhggea Aa It might ap- pear. Tho visitors scored four in the first inning with three hits, two paasas. aoras0h hit and Mafders ss choice. but the next Inning only three man Came 70 bat. The loOala failed tO aoDrs until the ninth wian sIasy brousht In two runa6 bnt onlv 0na es nllow ed.. The sSaz q Ba ns ! by Gnfley In eha bf dn. change is iksay to be made in the team that will add very much to ita run-getting ability. The score Dy inning
 WillinetOn. o 0 Q Q Q Q 0 Q 1l sodom g.. 400 Q 2O11 O-s Hita of Potter 8. on Martin 5. BAae on balls. oR POttsr 3, off Martin 1. srtuOk ont. by Potter '. by Mar. ttn 6. Errors, by Willington l, by
The Press., 1910-08-10
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