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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17
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NESS Is NECESSARY WITH THIS
s. NqtESsAEkYb FVTuIqh Inv )
Take warnipg.r''' q motto tba,
sboudJ BE- Pasted ia large lstssrt
! op, every hdtIs,spd CAD Of sesolise
that is Kept. in the house,
20 Map sIssnSine Aud u as useful
aeH5s&spHssens Snder psrele.e
handling. Here are a few precau.
tons which observeaS wih Ereducmt
danger to a minimum:
{: HiKespfl St!loas dosihtuss,
AZ ip tnRny cases, 6re ipsura9cs, il
aeA'R Rcau W. prJved ct6dt- kss6-
line was on tho premises.
bow you clean gloves
CD tic arm. Dreadful accident.
have happened in this way. ~,
TNeysrkssp,t the gasoline can near
tho coalToil can. They look too
l-IL.u uJ!tI .u-Il 3ii ,5.,.h ..''.E ..
much a'ikarqunr ---Iqs1 .4&,J ari
inhA woiha an went to light q lamp
and discovered that it TANNED in
q curious way;;iudcsd, shot mp al.
most to the Ceiling i vas disco
vered later that the maid had FILL
% tbs fmg with Pill until oee can
was exhausted, *hin had taken tho
gssotIug=rsuyxttchtook exact
lYlike it. A slightly smaller pro-
portion of the oil and great would
ttpP esYths tragedy. -.
4 10 not tiose 4 house for the sum.
msr with gasoline or coal oil in it,
though you may think it is secure
ly put away.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17
LOOK CHEERFU,L.rq

4
my DEAR" said an experienced
nan to . girl who Vas about to
start out IN thSS world forr Herself
you will have many bardsbips in
tho life shAsd 1T you, bst do fhot'
h>rsld them 10 your fsc@oNo matt
tor howsbiueiyea may bssfsAiHe,+
nor how bittesly things hs~s7eJhsi
assy, look cheerful. No oherhas'
alright to inAict jjoytsap face up
on the public "n"n baInsqaI' nj n
6Thst girl took 'look lctsssriuf'''
for her motto She fhads'asstrs3pG
uou. effort e l look happy. su 4 NiA3h4
effort she deolsrss that haPpinsss
seemed to- follow. bns Hsr bright
spirit, no matter what &ens wro8g,i
made her a popular worker, VINO
was always in line for advance.
msnt. 1JiTf!IhI2 H1HUH0 4
"Look cheerful is a good motto
for every girl and woman to- bla.
ION over her mirror II liz mot
wise nor right to spoil the livas Of
others because things, do mot 60,
|oUr way i,arI II aq1uut 81 81
You may have to work Ito a,
gay, and sometimes your sffdrts
will fail. but keep up the fight spd.
you'll cease to be. detected indie
dual no one vauts around. Smile
aud you, feel hopeful Tbsresare,
some persons who laxarists. .jo
woes. Each striae that goes amiss
isstblazoned on their, faoa. si Tbe
mouth gsts . drop. and IT. ia ~
impossible for them 10 look nhesr.
fol 40 for ice, to thsw in zero wea.
Their. zajurI aiI }u snoesmnG janf
Be very surs if you are lone of
the down in tho mouth. life. is a.
grisvous blnnder, sort, of a girl. no
oDs1will crave your soeiety, 81. rs
Look cheerful. becausaIiitl is
poor business to look any thing
else, and do it in the interest of
your own, popularity Ex.7o,yds.1
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17
q@t}AnJHmna!4. WORKS MS
N. o. Item.

NO. Item.
,YaAuMal always find profession
al politicians loudest in the chorus
$xYsS9Vths dfrss g1msry
ThH6tmIrt MprsStcfl fad. s1-
cept, Of course, in Louisiana, where
tthupojitieisp ,baye ,dstorped thu
tamsfy ShM csaicstdrs * Itsslf.
and q tool for their purposes.
The recent election returns from
NssS%! Ha%nfp5sthiiifH. mako it clear Why
Ithsip0litiraisen, tdflQos nno'i like tths d.
rect primary.
The decisive choice of State
Xedataf BaS by The people as the
Republican candidate for the gov
srporship is more than merely .
part of the wave Of Insurgency
which, is sweeping the country
from ocean to ocean. New Hamp-
shire. by this election, broke up
one of the most ancient. corrupt,
stagnant machines 10 the country.
That state, like Louisiana, has
lop& >en under tho absolute con-
troll n onSparty. with tha- usuzl
resu that this ono party under
tho cSntrol OF corrupt business ill.,
terests, especially of one railroad
teorpe1atiittpA If, the Rspublicss
had been chosen by caucus con-
vention, the choice of the ringstsrs
xoAid lave been a uan vho would
Sepsspetostsd thssysten. q A
tho people bad the right to nomi.
3 \ 1S \ ki !. iidAts fox 4hsn-
selves, they chose Bass, a m@n
with ideas of his own and a pledge
tNssivo tn psoph asd'bot sseret
masters.
1t is no wonder that tho politi.
CAB 91 = @Srlaszns Of self:
government that can smash a pO-
ltileal c.gsnizstjan of forty years
' '.'s!S..:fI:9;;if.1.'ts,ss..., ; ?: i:
ly in be fss4 skas the people do
featedl foSpbc{ So The stase con.
ventiob. two such pastmastsrs Of
bossisn as Senator GalliDgsr and
E..s.sator. Chandler - although
one offhsm xss on the side OF the
man whonstGS people picked a.
th. Republican candidate for gov
ernor. a- r:s:' ~ .''.''-,;'':'s5; -'''s
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17

4 Your complexion a. well as your tenn
per is rendered miserable by AIdiscSder-
cd liver. By'takiDg Cham bssisfh's Sto-
mach and Liver Tablets yod can I'm!
prove both. Sold by, ALI UGGISrs.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17

on George y. OlIYer.'
Mr.. and Mras .t Hs5ar Bdl.I0d
of Brou.s.rd-wsrebss Rtssqag,
5or 6 doses SSuviA,sWe eRy
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
-Mrs. E. f. VOORHEES, of Leon
vile was visiting here this week.
Minis EinMs BInyIna1 6usd
from Nss!Ibn}sRL.raAi spent
three weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Hshry Ns9dsFrbnAn abdl
children Of Lafayette were visit
ting here at the homo Of Mrs l y.
.:ii . All WIZ .3iili.i ''is' Il
BadOn.. rgy .~oid HaII"1 .-"ti 49, 1'
Mics Marie Louise Martin re-
turned homo this week after1spen-
ding several days With sfrlentis in
Bnrkie. ,eF io ,.''a n ni"'na i / Isl
Mr.. Rene Durand, agent for the
Southern Pacific at Port Barre,
was in town pyA sAest visit ylast
Sunday. J VI i Y \
LNliss Xtnfet EHt44ero1r4 OF
New Iberia, is here visiting at the
boms of her brother, Mr.. Emile
vuiHsmot. hONAH RI
MIR Edmond Z. VOORHEES, was
here this week, being called to the
sick bod Of his sister, Mrs. l.. @.
DocpiM~pfE IN 3 7
LWe hsle hebj having pretty
COOL north winds during the past
few days that made things look as
if Fell is upon US.
Posters are out announcing fine
races at Packs On Sunday Ssptem.
Der 18th. Good races are sdver-
tissdfto take place on that day.
inland Mrs. S.fv. Msrtip and
Mics, Agnes BersrdS II New ORR
leans, arrived here Tuesday to
spsndsa few days visiting relatives
a,
Cotton in thssegj H9tpt SFn
coming in very freely chs wssk,
The price paid by the giuners this
week was s'44aap grr Z th y ip.ttaRH 9hheaa'
Mr.. Thomas Vann, travelling
district manager of tho Columbian
Woodman was here Thursday 4aods|
gave i lecture to tho members OF
tho order. sl0'lG3MsQ DaS ShIOlC ,SE|
MisS Edna Soulier left Thurs
day to enter tho NormsESc16 olY sG
Natchitoches. Miss Souffsr Hts"
duatsd at the High schoSl Agsl
the last term.
There was a small fire on the
kitchen root Of Ma DUNES Hal
phen last Saturday which caused
the alarm to the sounded. The
damage war light.
5 or 6 doses 1866 will cure any
case of Chills aud Eevsr, sPsioe2 ec
Miss Irene French left this week
for Houma, where she will teach
10 the public schools. Miss French
graduated at the ,sNAtehit9cbesI
normal school at the last term.
Father NORM has asked the ia
sh. L.di.. dhs AtA 3da m
ing for that plEposez RwAAahAlA|
at the presbytefy T6&6ff6~ affef
high mass.
Mr.. M~esk yRSxsada leAHet
week for Montegu whore he will
be principal of the public school
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17

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ni hesH Il asnohI = eaifls e'.l 10 30
j.s iIsoaM nsm.sar4nWa Corn
-uiisib sdi ydw suos. Al cd hi1tt sspru
, ..'sn,,' . ,.s am buying BUYING 6
90 loo, hus .sss1ano0 vi T7e7s2 od~
TROY vel those who have d
-vsilsd heal moi tad; ,rssqqA 81 sain
,'" s..n 3D. OF o, fSr sale: 'E should
d jedi bns .rsv.Q lstn@aijgnr rjod3
,ls,l,,.fis land p'see me. ed
'nemn1syng bonY 10 1anHo sis 'rd
'''q's1 u ,o..'. .Laizaite Beny
ShD'Jsb 'o5SS" ~ 49, - "''' - Il ~
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shj hssu sd bib 8h - ,yIi7sIBd Pl0.p
10 Isis.q6 IS aoifi1 sii 70 1924. .Il1.a
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17

For sale 81 acres Of sandy land East
side Of the Bayou, mile from town at
$G per acre. this is fine tract Of land
Gee Laizaire RieDvenu,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-09-17
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
PROGRAM OF MUSIC AS
GIVEN BY PUPILS.
Closing of Miss Buchanan S
School.

The annual spring recitals of Miss
Buchanan's School of Music will DE
held at her home Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, promptly at
eight-fiHeen o'clock.
Tomorrow viii be the primary re,
cital, to which all parents and friends
of the class are most cordially in
vited.
Tuesday will be the intermediate
grades, the last six numbers Of the
program being rendered by Miss Niles
pupils.
On Wednesday the advanced recital
will be given, assisted by a number Of
voice pupils.
Following is the program for Mon
day:
Melody-C minor ......... Faelten
Rosetta Westbrook, Mamie Bragg.
Edith Shy, Louise Shy, MagorIe
Brown, Sarah Maude Hightower,
Emily Edwards, Louise Bragg.
The Grasskopper-F major-Hannah
Smith-Myrtle Baldwin.
Hunting Major or Minor key
Gurlitt.
Waltz-Major or Minor key-Gurlitt.
Representing the Faction System
Of Pianaforte Instruction. -Orlean
Ansley.
Ensemble-Ding, Dong Bell, C. Major
Newton Swift-Barney Ball, Emf
" Edwards, Jeanette Pearlman
Alice Oliver.
Waltz-ep. 20, c Minor-Charles
Dana-Bertha Shy.
Little Bo-Peep-F Major-N. Swift
Elizabeth Harris.
Polka-Jack and Observation-Disclosures
cite Pearlman.
Dollie's Dream-Op POP, No. 4, c Ma
jor-Spindler.
The Doll Sleeps.
The Dreaming and Awakening.
The Doll Dances Evelyn Bragg
The Hunters Song Frank Lynes-
Matte McMath.
Cradle song-C Major-Aug. Muller
Brownie Hodges.
The Pillow Fight-A Minor-Frate-
Sarah Hightower.
1nsemble-Through Field and Forest,
0p AZ, No. 3, G Major-M. vogel-
Jeanette Pearlman, Bertha Shy, Ev-
elyn Bragg, Emily Edwards, Eliza
'eth Harris, Myrtle Baldwin, Hilda
Johnson, Marion Stalker
little Tattle OPP. 1911 Van Gael
Irene Boone.
Iy Lady Warner NJ. Hawkes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
BEST AT OPERA HOUSE
ALL OF THIS WEEK.
Pictures and Vaudeville in
Abundance.

One of the strongest bills yet pre-
sented at the opera house this week
in addition to the magnificent pictures
Manager Dudley Will present, Capt
Americas" the strongest man in the
world with his hands. The captain
has a scrap book full of press notices
which indicates that he has travelled
all over the world.
Capt. Americas will perform in front
of the opera house tomorrow after
noon at o'clock when he will have
one of the largest touring cars in the
city loaded with people to run over
his body.
Miss Pauline Welch, the dainty lit
tie soubrette, will complete the best
program run at this popular house
this season.
Remember the opera house is as
cool as the proyerbial cucumber, the
big suction fan expelling 5000 feet
of air per minute and Z other 16-inch
fans keeps the air moving.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
PREACHERS WILL PITCH
BALL FOR HOSPITAL.
Lineup in Amateur Scrap
Monday.

That great. ballfest wherein the
preachers and lawyers viii line up
in opposition to the merchants in a
hospital benefit game apears to be a
go" in fact tomorrow.
This championship CD game is plan
ned for Monday afternoon and will be
worth going miles to see. Here is the
lineup sent the Times-Recorder:
Merchants team-T. M. Everett, ID;
T. L. Bell, 2b; DR.. NJ. X. Ford, 9b;
Cliff Clay, IS; R. A. Shy, IF; w. ,.
Barnett, If; G. s. Gartner, CT.
Ned Sawyer will throw the ball with
Vernon ShipIey catcher.
Preacher-Lawyer team-E. A. Mis-
bet, ID; Rev. R. L. Biyins, 2b; sec'y.
0. P. Harvey, 3b; Rev. L. w Munhail,
IS; W. w Dykes, If; Judge Littlejohn,
IF; Rev. J. B. Lawrence, CT.
Trot Fort will hur1 the horsehide
for the aggregation, with Rev. T. w.
Davis beneath the willow
Jim Walker will play the role OF
His Jumps" and woe be unto any
kicker who dares enter protest at the
rulings of this mighty Caesar of the
ballical battleields.
The game will open at 4 o'clock and
last as long as the players can hold
down their Jobs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
ATTRACTIVE BILL Is PROMISED
EVERY NIGHT At THE ATRE
Coincidence, Strong Man and Moving
Pictures.

A picnic dinner could not surpass
in variety and excellence the thespic
feast to be spread nightly at the
opera house this week Manager bud
ley, in addition to moving pictures
will present Miss Pauline WEIGH in
refined songs and dances, while Can
tain Americas" viii amaze tie multi
tude with prodigious feats of strength
Americas" is the modern Samson
and world wonder He smashes
chains and bends iron spikes as cas-
lily as a woman could bend the will
of her husband At 6 o'clock Monday
afternoon Captain Americas will lie
in the street in front of the opera
house and allow a big automobile fill
ed with joy riders to be driven across
his body without injury to himself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
BRIDGE is PLAYED AT
COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE
An Occasion of interest
There Friday.

The possibilities of the Country
Club, and its beautiful new club house
as a place of recreation and enjoy
ment for its members are beginning to
be appreciated,
On last Wednesday evening the club
house was the scene of an informal
bridge whist party; and on Friday af-
ternoon Mrs. A. n. Walker entertained
a party of some twenty guests ar
more al bridge in the spacious living
room Of the club house.
Every Tuesday evening hereafter
has been designated by the committee
in charge as ladies night, and all mem
bers, their wives and guests, are ex-
pected to meet at the club and spend a
pleasant evening at cards or other
games of amusement
1t does not seem to be generally
understood that the lady members are
not expected to pay dues. The wives
and unmarried daughters of all stock
holders are entitled to membership in
the club without any expense to them
whatever. Gentlemen, other than
stockholders, pay $40 initiation fee
when joining the club and $500 per
month dues thereafter; while all la
dies, not otherwise entitled to men,
bership, can become members upon
the payment of SIS initiation fee, and
will not be subjected to any further
expense for dues.
Handsome mission furniture has al
ready been purchased for the club
house and light refreshments can
now be obtained by making arrange
ments over the phone with John,
the efficient steward of the club.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
NEW men IN LINEUP
OF THE "CHAMPS :"
Dope as Handed Out For
Next Few Weeks.

This week in local baseball circles
promises to be a dull one with not
team slated to appear on Dudley
Field, but the bright prospects for
next week come as an interesting Off
set for the period of apparent dull
ness which proceeds it.
The past week has witnessed three
struggles of doubtful value, and it is
with a sigh of relief that the fans are
assured that no more such exhibit
tons will be permitted by Manager
Bell, provided fast teams can be Sc
cured to furnish the sport. Coch-
rams unequal struggle created a kind
of sympathetic interest in the team,
but the sport was lacking, and when
fans lay down their quarter at the
entrance gate they have a right to
expect at least something in the way
of a ball game in return for the
"cale"
This fact is thoroughly appreciated
by the management of the Champ,
and all tits week negotiations have
been pending which win result in the
bringing to Americas of two. and pos,
sibly three of the strongest anna
teur organization in the state. Emory
College comes one week from tomor-
row for three games, and the fast
team from Quitman will follow En-
ory's series here, giving to the local
fans one solid week Of good ball, ev-
cry game of which promises at this
writing to be of the fastest and snap
piest variety.
The reputation of the Champs hasI
spread far and wide throughout South
west Georgia, and the teams that are
slated to visit Americas next week
will bring along their strongest line
maybe a few extra men who
can be procured especially for these
games. The locals will, on the other
hand, be slightly weakened in their
lineup, Ansley having drawn his pink
slip after three years on the firing
line for the Champs and is now toss
ing the sphere for the re-organized |
team, while Doc Will
son, star twirler of the local aggre>
cation, and undoubtedly one of the
fastest amateurs the state has pro-
lueed in many years, goes this week
o Atlanta to receive his dip" from
the Georgia School of Technology.
where under the skillful coaching Of
Coach Heiseman, he first imbibed the
.udiments OF the game and who has
nodded him into the speedy slabmanl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
A BANK PRESIDENT
Tells How DodsOn's Teething Powders
Cured His Baby.

Having used Dodson's Tee hing
Powders with my children for the last
two years, finding them to be the very
thing to relieve diarrhoea, dysente~y,
and all bowel affections, l take pleas
ure in recommending them to ALL
w. II. SIMMONS, President First Ma
tional Bank, Americus, Ga.
Dodsons Teething Powders are sold
by Dodson's Pharmacy at 25c box
and they will refund your money if
you are not satisfied. !,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
BUNCH OF FIVE HEADS
GROW ON ONE STALK

A cabbage which might well be nam
ed the Progressive Americas" was
exhibited yesterday at Poole & Sons
store. From one stalk there grew
five well developed heads Of consiJ-
cradle size, the whole making a COM
bination cabbage head calculated 20
arouse the envy Of the average Amer
icus dude.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
AMERICUS TO PLAY TIE
COLUMBUS Y. M. G. A.
Fast Bunch Secured For
Three Games.

There will be something doing in
local balloon this week after ALL De-
spite the outlook earlier in the day,
Manager Bell last night secured a dat
ing with the Columbus Y. NJ c. A. team
for three games here, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. This is a much
faster bunch than the Columbus aggre-
cation playing here last week, and the
Champs will look to their laurels in
going up against this flock of young
athletes, the best amateur bali play
ers of that city Thus three crack-
ing good games this week are assur-
ed Americas fans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
Better Than Spanking

Spanking does not cure children oil
bedwetting. There is a constitution
al cause for this trouble Mrs. NJ
Summers, Box w. Notre Dame, Ind.
will send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with full
instructions. Send no money, but
write today if your children trouble
you in this way. Don't blame the child
the chances are it can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficult
ties by day or night.
Notre Dame. Ind.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and heart
felt sympathy during the illness and
loss of our dear one and especially
Or. chambliss and nurses for their
untiring labors.
Mrs. w. A. Jeter and Family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
DAVIS Il)l)!HI1A4
PURE PAINT
is not found in exact accordance with
guarantee on top of every can yo1
buy.
For Sale BY ]. W. Harris.

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free appli-
ication of Chamberlain Eminent This
liniment is not only prompt and eff
fectual, but in no way disagreeable
to use. Sold by all dealers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
ILLNESS OF MR.. SIMMONS
REMAINS QUITE SERIOUS

Mr.. Howell B Simmons who has bean
confined to his home with fever for
week. continues quite i'll, to the re-
greet of his many friends. Yesterday
his temperature was quite high, and
his illness is regarded rather serious
lv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05
FARM MANTEn.

Wanted, farm of from 500 to 1000
acres, in Sumter county. Write Civ
ing full details in first letter, as to
location, soils, crops and price. Adj
dress. L. K, Kelly, Box ]. Greenyilie,
S. c.. 6-3-Gt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05

| will have charge of a most pleas,
antly located apartment house in Hot
Springs, Ark, for three months, be-
ginning June 20. Suites contain two
rooms completely fitted up for light
housekeeping, and are very reasonable.
Those interested in a heaIthful sum
mer trip can see me at 423 College
street. Miss Alice Stallings. 5&12
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05

Get copy of Conkey's Poultry
Book and loo package Conkey's Ice
Powder free. The powder kills lice
instantly, and the book is full of val
liable information. Eldridge Drug
Go.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-05

that he is. He will return, however,
but the absence of this popular player
may prove disastrous to the team, for
with a green" twirler on the slab
things may go awry at any time and
once the boys get up in the air things
generally get mixed up.
jim Daley a youth from the Bir>
mingham district, who comes with 9
reputation as a spit-balI artist of the
Al variety and as adept in the WELD
ing of the willow, arrives Monday and
will be given a tryout by the Champs,
as viii also F. B. Burkhalter, a fast
college player of Aiken, S. c., Who
also essays to deliver the goods from
tine box. These two players are ex-
pected to fully close the big gap LEFT
in the lineup by the departure o.
Ansley and Wilson, and the fans viii
turn out en- masse to witness their
first performance on Monday week.
After the series with Quitman is
concluded will come another short
period of rest, according to the pres
ent arrangements, with Mercer loom
ing in the distance as a late June
attraction, after which it is probable
th1t the Champs may go on a road
trip, playing exchange games with
many of the teams who bit the dust
here earlier in the season.
Altogether, the outlook for some
speedy sport on Dudley Field next
week is good, and Manager Bell is
to be congratulated upon having seAl
eured such star attractions to present
% local fans.
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Marion Stalker.

Marion Stalker.
The Dancing Lesson-Joseph Fred
ericks-Edith Hightower.
Ensemble-Haryest Festival, OPP. So
No. 5.-Max Franks Marion Stalk
er, Alice Oliver, Matte MeMath,
Brownie Hodges. Miss Carter. Miss
Buchanan, Alice MeGehee, Whitlow
Westbrook.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Marvin Everett and
Miss Ruth Everett are spending to-
day with relatives at Springyale.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius L. McCleskey
are guests today Of Mr.. McCleskey's
mother and sister, at Newton, Ca.
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LOST-Mohair Slip cover for auto
mobile. Finder VIII please return
same to Gordon Statham and receive
reward. 9-u
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Miss Alice Stallings will spend the
summer months at Hot Springs, Ark
and will be glad to entertain Americas
people at an apartment house to be
opened there.
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Let SILVER make you a beautiful
screen front door, with bronze guard.
If.