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myself, and so has nearly every man
making pretension to w,n races, if
they will but tell the truth. 1t is
cident occurs that the truth comes
out and somebody is punished. But
l will guarantee you that there is
hardly a race run in these days in
which there are not four or five, and
perhaps more, doped horses among
the starters.
Hard to Detect Drugs.
1t is almost impossible to detect
its use, and it is only when there is
some organic trouble with the ami
mails that it becomes dangerous and
this is more likely to be the case
with a mare than with a horse or
gelding. If Spes Nostra was doped,
and to the superficial racegoer it GER
tainly looks like she was, then there
was something else besides dope that
made the mare crazy and resulted in
her DEATH"
In the old days, the days of heat
racing, stimulants were often resort
ed to and whisky was often given a
tired horse after two or three hard
AOu6AI uChLS I1u U0Cu Iuu, UuC LnlS
was done openly and with the knowl-
edge Of the men in the judges stand.
Nothing was thought of it. In race
of three quarter-mile heats between
Grismer, Our Friend and several
others at Washington park, away
back in the sos, Our Friend was Civ
en- quart Of whisky just before the
deciding heat, and. as Ed Corrigan
remarked at the time:
"He drank it like true Kentucky
gentleman, so he did"
And 1t was this quart of whisky
that enabled him to finish out one of
the most stubbornly fought heat rae
es ever run over the track.
Dwyer Upsets q Coup.
Many amusing tales are told re-
garding dope and its effects, and the
horsemen laugh over them often
when together. One day, few years
back, Dick Dwyer was starting hors-
es over one of the Chicago tracks,
and 1t was noticed that he averaged
six minutes at the post in each race.
The owners of a certain horse had
this down fine. and one day they tim
ed the dope so that it would work in
just that time, and they played the
horse heavily.
On this occasion, however, Dwyer
sent the field away almost at the first
attempt and 1t was not until the race
was over that the dope began to
The evening times., 1911-04-21
GETTING
READY FOR FIRST GAME
Has Two Games Scheduled With I'm.
iversity of North Dakota
Minnesota Game First.

MluutSOl8 UdMc tlrS(s
Regular outdoor work was resum-
ed on the Manchester college diamond
yesterday afternoon, end the first
number on the program in the prep
aration for the opening game of the
season against the University of Min
nesota next Monday was prolonged
practice session with one of the To-
cal high schools. The Presbyterians
annexed eleven counts to their op-
ponent's two, and the constant shift
ing of the men for tryouts lessened
the possibilities for sensational work
Coach Plummers proteges fielded
we'll, but did not hit in their old-time
form. The team showed good form
for this early in the season, and the
indications are that the Macs. will be
we'll represented in intercollegiate
baseball this spring.
Schiek, veteran of last year, was
sent to the slab for the first five in
nings. Without exhibiting his as
sortment of twisters, he held the
school boys to three hits and one
run, showing marked Improvement
over his last seasons form. Phillips
was assigned to- the right garden, but
Druley was called to finish the game,
and held the city lads to one run
and four hits. Captain Carson work.
ed at the receiving end during the
nrst part of the practice, and show
ed his accustomed form, though not
hitting as we'll as usual. Strand SUBJ
stituted him and worked we'll dur
Ing the remaining innings.
The complete schedule has been
arranged and there will be no fur
ther alterations except those arising
from weather conditions. The sched-
ule:
:. April 1, q, ~ University of Minnesota
April 26, Manchester at St. Thomas.
April 20, st. Johns at Shaw field.
May i, st. Olaf's at, Shaw field.
May 8, University ol Minnesota ct
Northrcp field. " y
May 8, Hamline at Shaw field.
May H. North Dakota Aggies at
Fargo.
May 12. North Dakota university
at Grand Forks. -
May 13, st. Johns university there.
May II, North Dakota university at
Shaw field.
May 20, Marleton at Northfield.
May "a, North Dakota Aggies at
Shaw field.
May 81, st. Olaf at Northfield.
May 20, Carleton at Shaw field.
May 81, st. Thomas at Shaw field.
June 8, Manchester at Hamline.
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HAMLINE WILL PLAY
NORTH DAKOTA TEAMS
Bad Weather kas Delayed Practice
Schedule Includes two Games
With Universffv Team

Bad weather las Delayed Practice
Schedule Includes two Games
With University Team.
Hamline has been working hard all
week trying to make up for the two
weeks lost through bad weather. She
will play her first game next Monday
when she meets the Minnesota Az
gies.
The fact that ten III" men from
last year are ready to go to work
lessons the disadvantage which a
team with large number of re-
crutts would have. In all probability
only two men will be introduced to
the college game at Hamline this
spring. and these will be of such q
class as to At in without any trouble.
From present prospects, with any
kind Of luck, the Methodists should
finish the season we'll up on the list.
Coach Baird is giving out little in
formation as to who will do honors
for the Midway school when they line
up against the Minnesota Aggies
next Monday, but the. work of sew
eral a the candidates coupled with
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their previous records, is such as to
make their places practically GER
tain.
The schedule arranged by Manager
Goodman, calling for eighteen games,
is one that will test the strength Of
the strongest team. The games as
they are to be played are as follows:
At home
April Minnesota Aggies.
April 27-University of Minnesota
May 8-Macalester.
May 15-North Dakota.
May 18-Fargo college.
May 22-Carleton.
May 31-St. Olaf.
June 3-Macalester.
Away from home
April 20-Carleton.
May 3-St. Olaf.
May University of Minnesota,
May S-Macalester.
May 12-13-River Falls, Wis.,, Nor.
NAL.
May 20-Minnesota Aggies.
May 24-North Dakota.
May 25-Fargo college.
May 26-Wahpeton, state science
school.
May 27-St. Johns.
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WRESTLERS WII.L
KEEP n TRAINING

Meet With Winnipeg. Dropped-Men
VIII Be IN Great Condition For
Meets Next Winter
The Y. N. G. A. wrestlers, who made
such an excellent showing against
Fargo In the recent tournament, are
going to keep right on with their
training during the summer. There
was some talk Of tournament with
Winnipeg. but the baseball season is
now opening and Il was decided to
have no more meets this year.
BY keeping in training all summer,
the grapplers will be IN tho best Of
condition next winter and will be pre-
pared to take or some fast men. The
wrestling Aans WIN see some alst
bouts next winter and the local men
should be able to establish .eputa-
tion.
The evening times., 1911-04-21
DEVILS LAKE OUT.

Devils Lake, N. D., April 21s-With
the approach Of warm weather base
ball enthusiasts ct the Great North
ern shops are looking forward to the
coming season with considerable en-
thusiasm. It has been decided to put
q shop team In the field and the boys
are already warming up whenever
the weather will permit Of practice
without fur overcoat and mittens.
Manager Fred Peters Ays that he
will have q team that will run away
from any of the other strictly ANA
teur teams In the city and will be
able to furnish the city team with
good stiff practice games.
The evening times., 1911-04-21
DOPING RACE HORSES
IS COMMON OFFENSE

The death Of the mare Spes Nostra
and the suspension of Trainer Guy
Gray brings the doping" evil once
more into the public eye, but just
how general the practice has become
Is known cnly to those on the inside.
Thirty years ago, the doping of race
horses was thing unknown. Today
1t Is general. A prominent race
horse man remarked the other night:
If every man who dopes horses
in these days was ruled of the turf,
there would be very few men left to
train horses and racing would die
natural death. l have doped them
The evening times., 1911-04-21
KDQQRDE O0MRlREU.

An Interesting comparison OF au-
tomobile and motorcycline records 10
possible through the performance of
DeEsbsier and Tetzla6 on the same
track-the motordrome at Playa del
Rey-recently. DeRosier rode mo-
torcycle and Tetslah drove an auto
mobile
Twenty-Five miles were covered by
the automobile In 1922 rs. DeRos-
ier's record on the same track. for
that mileage being 17:44 8-6. For
fifty miles tho automobile record was
1885, IS, this distance being cred
tied to the motorcycle in 35:41 4-6.
The automobile went seventy miles
In $3.50 Is, while the motorcycle
covered that distance in 0:174.6,
The evening times., 1911-04-21
EAR@ GAME,

Next Sunday the Fargo fans will
got chance to see two local mines
in action when the Merediths meet
tho Red Sox on Athletic field. It is
to he hoped that good crowd will
turn out and encourage the locals
In the greatest Of games. Fargo viii!
see the Grand Forks Picketts here
before long.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

II you don't delibsratly do a lot Of
things you know you will be sorry
fos afterward. yvsl arc q most un-
usus1 person.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

Chicago Maroon airship men have
made arrangements to meet tho Har-
ward gliders some time In the future.
A slide is being erected on MarshaN
field and the new Wright glider will
be put into use soon. A number Of
men have announced their intention
Of trying for the Chicago team which
vii, 60 to Cambridge.
Ban johnson has hit on scheme
that should tickle the politicians who
have business connections in Wash
ington. He has asked President
Noyes Of the Senators to name the
forty-six boxes at the now park after
the various states, Instead Of by num-
Der, a. heretofore.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

that bates me- l wish to hivins that
Dwyer had bruk his watch afore he
made thet sthart, so l do"
Tho Times Want Ads Bring Re-
suits.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

work, and then the horse went en-
and ran five miles before he could be
stopped. The trainer, grizzled old
Irfshman, looked on, and then re-
marked with an oath: "Begorra
The evening times., 1911-04-21

Rain at New York.
49,
Rain at Boston.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

Batteries: Chicago, walsh an
Sullivan and Payne; Detroit, Lafitt
and 6tanage.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

to the argument. as Williams went
into the land Of untroubled dreams
IN minute. That promoter should
have been q matchmaker at one of
our Philadelphia clubs. He immedi-
ately told Janos that he would have
to fight Mr.. Williams again that
night. as the knockout was not reg
ular and according to schedule.
The evening times., 1911-04-21

Rain at Philadelphia.
= Rain at brooklyn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12
poE's sosRIErx.

The popular fallaey that Edgar All.
Ian Poe wrote "The Raven and the
many Of the eerie tales under the
sway Of fiery drink has again been
dispeIIed, says ali exchange. one of his
autograph letters. written February
y, Is4s, and sold recently at the aue.
ton Of the famous Hoe library for
seventeen hundred dollars, reads ID
part:
The fact is that my habits are al.
stemious and omit nothing OF the
natural regimen for health. / rise
early, eat moderately, dring nothing
but water and take abundant and
regular exercise IN the open air. But
this Is my private life and, Of course
escapes the eye Of the world. The
desire for society comes upon me only
when J have become excited by drink
Then only 20 that is, at these
times only, have been ia the practice
81 going among my friends who sell
dom. Or m fact nsyer. have seen me
unless excited, take st for granted
that am always 20. Those that real
y know me. know better.
Tie psychology Of this letter IS
deeply interesting in rs suggestion
that society lea the poet 70 thirst
Tor stlmuIants. II was undoubtedly
the convyal side Of drinking that ap.
pealed 10 him and that was the very
side OF bis temperament which was
least like his innermost self. In 1874
Poe wrote to Lowell.
Wy life has been whim Impulse
passlona longing Tor solitude. a
acoru Of al things present in an earn.
esl desire for the future
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12
NOTED RUPTURE
EXPERT HERE
seeiey. Whc Fitte5 the Gar q Hus-
sias viii se At t1e Early
Hotel, Chirksshs-

r H. Seeley of Chicago ana Phil
adelphi4, the noted truss expert, viii
be ag the Early hotel and win remain
il Chickzsha this Friday and Saturday
only Hay Il and 18th. Mr. Sesley says,
-Tae spermatlc Shield Truss as non
used and approved by the United
states goyernment viii not only re-
tain any case Of rupture perfectly. af-
fordsng immediate relief. but closes
the opening ii 10 days On the average
case. This Instrument received the
only award IN England and in Spain,
producing results without surgery or
harmful injections. Mr. seeley has
documentary references from the In.
tied States government, Washington,
d. G., for your inspection. All charity
cases without charge. OF Il any inter
ested. cali he viii be glad u show the
truss without charge Or fit them II DE-.
sired. anyone ruptured should re-
memlar the date and take advantage
Of this unusual opportunity Home
Establishment 10 Dearborn Street
Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

lT0 te earnest I'd ~ ArNE
To mzks Hgas lie ~sy Wzia s1zg
Esow 70 zngsr. euick 10 praise
waking z+ez1fazr fzrrsga tie 1zYz
Fzrna 1t gargoss. 21re ot ao-L
Pressing c1Hz-1 Eo tie goal
UFrixht. eFe1. lz5.sHzges
E1re. serene and znatrald
Tc u rzzazts 70 he kind
10 1e purposef1l and IND
sWeszeas ail a.ozg the rzy
LoztA ID g4sge. b1E firm TO Eay
TuEh VITA rnrslszt4g toaguss
- 10 esTn gseled o. sHa1g
FROM The rieAt and ID endure
Hopeful cheerfgi. clean and pure.
TO be gsz1ss % forgive.
Trse 10 re 4ns gis1 - lireS
Tc be wztchf1l and To ~
Rieh With boundless clarity
To te hanbis Il success.
sup1g ot heart in bitterness.
Ie11er. gracious. thoughtful good
= or man and womannood
To be sailing. % be glad
Foy the yesterdays we're hads
10 Be grateful all the way
For the beauties q today
10 BE- hopeful and ~ Eee
81 the dsFs that are ID 5e,
bigger. better. broader things.
ssuJkes Of purple. crowns Of kings.
rriffrrsr KTrcxiw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

ffem complete eolizpss lB zdz.t-e3
~ most conservative men here. rs-
gsr1-sEs n raesr poiitlcsl zttilsztldzs
gssay or szsssriy tzs S1sesas q fas
rerclaiio2 aaszE cerrain
Tt u not tue that ali sas veopss
are win tas Na1eroEtz. There IS =
eezsasfabfe bort.oa w1o VIII ans ere
gvszg EAeis fortunes and sssir Eve4
~ ths a1Dperr b tts present zdmlalr-
trz.lon NeFsrt6siess fae great i4ak
~ THE Maaerp.sia from NOW oa b not
g0rg to ~ fae military 0ceugztlo- vi
the important polnta o. TIE reyabllc
D1t re Drers1tion d anarchy p the
tAetlons where rhe government suth-
Cs,ties hare BEER drire1 out TIE re-
construction s.essoc ghieh mgst toIicw
ihe fighting promises 70 be a sad eD-
0ca ia tie cosnfryn history.
The fe1eszls hsre mol gfrsn up
~ and sslii couns on resources s1ffi-
cient ID make further iDsurrecto Viz.
torres the resglr b hard ard zouI Try
.zg work Brt with the rebellion
blzzlng A. zeariy every point 81 the
horizon u i 1ot possible that anything
VIII satisfy the demands of TIE lnsur-
recion other thzn complete change
ia TIE government
HAdded strength q given ID the
riew nat the government VIII keep up
tts resistance by editorial appeal ln
fae govermens organ. Imperial, this
morning.
The worst government Is better
tAan an absencs b government 1t
says Thla 81 ihe basis of 4 defense
ol ne course d President Diaz. Tae
teroF2 u anarchy are pointed out with
asl tte resulting horrors
Tie iooseness d the Mzderoist Or
gznlzatloA d evident On ali sides. and
faetional gealonaies are manifest Even
y General Diaz should step out of of.
flee today there u great question
whether the combat would cease for
a single day. General Nadero Is not
believed 70 be . man Os strength, but
rather to have been caught On wave
M public opinion, which was swelled
Dy government prosecution. and thus
70 have become the head Of q force
which he can not control and has not
The ability to direct.
~His bravery ~ undoubted as Is the
purity Of his motives. The idea Of re-
forming Mexico expressed by Gen
Diaz 81 tie creeIman interview two
years ago appealed % him and regard
less Of the fact that the government
officials stopped to the use of every
influence against the campaign NJ
started, he kept on This minute hs
is IN a position to dictate the policy
of the present ministry III exchange
for hts personal efforis FOR the re
steratiOn of peace"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12
fFlrzs F1slzAea Nay 81. IsllY
NOTICE or sHEs3FF7s SALE Or
LAND. FORECLOSURE

Notice S hereby giTe1. thai f1 par
zu4ace az an order a sale issued ouf
III Eae Superior court ct CEs1y county.
CEiaaoma. "a lie leth day q Msy.
1915. g an action uAerein sohr c.
Cculter was plaintiff ana @ " Van
Rankin st n Were zesendantz- direct
ed 10 me. tie ul1srzigzed sheriff q
Grady county. comnanalzg me to levy
upcn, apvraisa and sell THE follow
ing described property Lots twelve
Ezi. thirtsHn flsl. and fourteen fl4l
in block si1tg-seren fS7l. in the city
.. ChickaEha. county ~ Grady. state
u Oklah0ma- zcc0Tdzag 10 the official
map and plax ot tha CRY Of Chiekazhs.
I'd satisfy judgment and decree Of
foreclosure s. ssv0F d said pla.litI
and against said defendants obtained
and made Ia said court o. the 9th
day os May, 1911. for the sum a sl.-
fis.sA and costs sceruings J VII "a
the 12ia day ei June. 1871 az he
hOnr uf l0 o'clock a m- Cf said daT
Al the front door Of the court house ID
The city Of Chickasha. ia said county
and state offer Tor aale and sell 70
THE highest bidder for cash. the said
property above described, or 80 much
thereof as viii satisfy said judgment
with interest and costs.
4 Witness Hy hand this the l1th day
+ Of May, 1911.
JOHN C. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Grady county.
BY G. ~. FEATHERSTON.
3 l5-ll-5od Deputy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

Is there anything In an this world
thai Is Of more tmgHrtantce 10 you
than good digestion2 Food must be
eaten TO sustain life and must be di-
gesfed and converted into blood Whe1
the digestion falls the whole body sur
fers. Chamberlain's Tablets are q ra-
tional and reliable cure for indiges-
ton They Increase the 1Ow Of bile.
purify the slood. strengthen the stom-
ach, and tone up the whole digestive
apparatus 10 natural and healthy ac-
ton. For sale By all deal ers. d-w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

H. is 10 be hoped that every citizen
VIII cooperate With ne ]. y g. a.
ln making the coming Chauiaoqua 4
Success A. an ingufuuon for enter.
tainment and instruction the Chautau-
qua stands alone and The moderate
price brings d within the range q any
pockesbO0k FOR mere Diftanee, y
furnishes ne thought and best efforts
81 men and women d national fame
al lecturers scaders and musicians.
sou win make mistake Il you TAU
% buy q season ticket
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12
Baked AT coL0 srEEL.

! wouldn't let a doctor cut ny foot
off, said Il. D. Ely, Baniom. Ohio.
although a horrible ulcer had been
the plague OF my lie for four years.
Instead I used Buekien's Arnica saife
and my foot vas soon completely cur
ed" Heals burns, boils. sores. bruises.
eczema, pimpies, corns. surezt Pile
cure. 25c at Brown & Co. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

II e pointed out that woodrow
Wilson was born - Virginia which
used 10 have habit d furnishing
most of the presidents IN al eleven
men who hare occupied the White
House have beec ylrginians, but Ohio
comes next with eight to her credit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

Already this early II the season,
the baseball teams have trouble On
their hands. Wichita n confronted
with the PROSPECT of losing her team
and poor attendance 10 other towns e
making the fans gloomy. Perhaps
chickagha wa lucky not to get into
the league game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

One or TIE mosl painsiaking and
trustworthy correspondents ID the
cry 81 Mexico wrote Is follows Thurs.
day.
Thal - viii require almost mir.
aclo so save ihe Dia3 government
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

Prsssmably having nothing else to
%. HaFry Whitney, the rich New
Yorker, announces that he ia going ~
~ lhe arsic region ID look for DR.
cooks records. ~ he fn6s few gum
drops acattered around The pole. the
doctor may yet be exOnerated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

We nate fhaf they are having tor
rao0ez ~ Ia Minnesota and North
Dakota How fortunate We are II live
30 Oklahoma where angry winds don't
di1thfb ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

chiekasAa VIII send q good sized
delegation - ne ". G. Y reunion in
Little Rock. Jae Indications are that
" wsii W one of the greatest reunions
eyer held Here's hoping that every
one d re gray vefs has good time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

Now Is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. You win find Chamber
lain's Liniment wonderfully effective.
One application win convince you 81
its merits. IT. IT. For sale By all
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

We hare aiwsys advocated tolsr
ance t0Szrd tte seather nan baE ~
are noR rea1y to sign a peiitioa for
Ais recall
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

- gar, dxaveEs1 ~ carrier --D43
81 monEhs. cs4Tsrs1 b canisr-- ~
xnroe menthn. Esi1ywsd ~ c2rTiar -
uua m1mfh, &a4Tmsd bE enrim-- "A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-12

Sheriff Of Grady county.
By G. ~. FEATHERSTON.
5-ll-5od Deputy
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-10-20
b AROUND TOWN
eass.ss~seeNe@se ses~sseee

John Fraser has purchased the h.
R. Farrell place on West Sixth street
for which he paid $4,000. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fraser have been living in the
house for the past year.
The Maury Motor Company COM
menced Thursday moving to their
new garage on North Garden street
and Finished up today The building
is not nearly completed but it is hab-
liable for the present.
Just received a car Of Washington
Red Cedar Siding, guaranteed to last
twenty-five years without paint; also
a car of Washington Cedar SHINGLES
extra clear. ALFoDR BROS, West
End, Citizens phone 145. 2 6tIw2t
The arrival of new girl Is an
nounced at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. E. oBryan Sunday night
H. ]. Harrison and x. g. ogilvie
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-10-20
GOOD CROWDS
AND INTEREST
SERVICES AT THE COURT HOUSE
AND AT THE FIRST BAP-
TIST CHURCH.

The meetings now being conducted
by the Rev. Geo. H. Freeman at the
court house and the First Baptist
church are growing in interest and
increasing IN attendance. Notwith
standing there were some other
things to attract Wednesday night
the church was full almost to the
point of overlooking.
The subject for the evening dis
course was Love Not the Things Of
This Worll," and was fruitful theme
for beneficial talk from the minister
At the court house this morning the
theme was The call of Young People
to Service" There was a much bet
ter attendance than at the service OF
yesterday and much interest was
manifested.
Rev. Athey and Rev. Freeman were
at the opening of c. NJ. chapel this
moring and took part in the exercises