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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

HAVING DECIDED TO GO INTO AN
other business. will sell my present
green grocery business for delivery
September /. 1911 Established in
1894. Bulk of our patronage on
FRANKLIN and Grace Streets orr
clear prohts have averaged three
thousand per year for the last ten
years. The best business of its kind
in the West End. a good PROPOSE
uon FOR any energetic. hustlini:
young man. w. i. HAZELG ROVE.
BIS West Broad Street -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

a LIVE AGENT IN EVERY TOWN TO
sell goods used In every household
Write to-day. w. ". SPRAGUE
SUPPLY CO. $50. Cambridge Mass
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Want AID Rates
&Dsl anu pua.,..

-
$40 KGWAI{D FOR IMPORTATION
regarding my son, Paul. VINO lett
nome (AAIe, Na.) August l2th. lcet
inches, ngnt halr, 10 years ola,
speaks RUSSIAN ana English. Dressed
in D!ue oNyEiiI!s, black coat and ma l.
Address IL. SABRONItCH Yale, Va.
LOST, ONE BAY MARE. FROM l125
North Twenty second Street, Ncn-
mond. Va, white feet ana blazed
2Ace. Notify or cal! Madison 2SSs.
Reward
AOST. IN POST OFFICE, WEDNEs
Gay night. about II o'clock, red
leather billoook. containing valua-
bio paper, one diamond ana one gar
net rlEs, wrapped III small piece OF
paper; suitable reward anu no queS-
lions asked II returned TO L. H.
TEMPLE. 400 East Main.
LOST. TUESDAY NIGHT on BROAD
ana Twenty fifth car. silver handle
umbrella, marked y. Nj >. Reward
If returned 10 IN West Main street.
lost. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
near Bon Air small pointer dog
color. White and liver Reward OF
So Tor his return TO w. p. GLINN.
lll2 East Main Street, OF Bon AR,
Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AGENTS MAKE. 500 PER CENT.
profit selling novelty sign cards. /"
Merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight.
500 varieties. Catalogue free. Sui
1.iVAN CO. 1884 Van Buren, Street.
Chicago. ILL.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AG ENTS-SALESMEN CAN MAKE,
$50 weekly selling chemical refrig-
Grating coolers to hotels, restaurants.
butchers and merchants; cool all
Kinds OF reirigerators and ice boxes
cheaper than ice; the best sellir z
article on the market. CHEMICAL
REFRIGERATOR CO, Dept. HIP.
Chicago Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

EASY MONEY. LITTLE WORK; A
revelation; Lavender sold $40 in six
days: Applewhite took six orders in
thirty minutes; Irresistible selling
proposition; send quick for details.
sworn statements, facts about won
derful automatic razor sharpener:
marvellous accuracy amazes every
body; only successful invention Of
It's kind in existence; sells itself; To-
cal agents, managers everywhere: all
or spare time: $50 to $50 weekly:
write at once. THE NEVER FAIL
COMPANY, 1lG5 Cotton Building, To-
ledo, Ohio.
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sion. The greatest agents seller
ever produced, every user of pen
and ink buys II on sight: 200 to 500
amounted to $500 in six days; an
other s32 in two hours. MONROE
MIG. co. X. 80 La Crosse. Wis
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SELL My CONFEDERATE CALEN-
OAR. Fac sinile OF Confederate
money. stamps. flags. generals
monuments, poetry. song and battles
\ thirteen-year- old girl in Atlanta,
Ca, made S. In two hours. You can
do as we'll or better. so PEI cent
commission. Send 25 cents for sam
pie. FITZHUGH LEE. No. 3o1 =
GeneSce Street Svracusa n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

WANTED. HIGH CLASS SPECIALITY
salesman for Virginia. 10 begin work
September LIST. staple line. on new
and exceptional terms; contract con-
tanning liberal weekly advance
clause: references required MILES
+. BlXLER & CO. Cleveland. Ohio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AGENTS WANTED; SOMETHING
new; every one needs it: exclusive
territory big PROFIT: an incandescent
hydro carbon combination table and
hanging lamp; cheaper than kero-
sene; more brilliant than gas or cleo
tricity: 500 candle power: one-fourth
cent per hour, no wicks TO trim. no
lamps TO clean. ACORN BRASS CO.,
~ North Peoria Street Chicago
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DeIp, AtaIe ann femaIe.

WANTED TEN coLoRED WOMEN
for cooks; wages. $40 per month. SO
coiored men TO cut corn. 81 per day
and board: twenty white men for
farm work: wages. s22 per month:
two couples. Transportation FUR
nished for good working people
Call or write al once SOUTHERN
INTELLIGENCE. OFFICE OH 10
North Sixth Street
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DON ACCEPT AN AGENCY UNTIL
you get my samples and particulars;
money -makers. Address SAYMAN,
tlS Sayman Building. St. Louis Mo-
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WANTED. THE FINANCIAL, ASSIST.
ance OF some one to develop and
patent an invention of great merit.
Address 672, care Times Dispatch.
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Rooms dNantelJ

WANTED. FOUR ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Address D 749, care
Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

tive for Success Hand Vacuum Clean
er; superior to any cleuner made.
either hand or power or stationary
plant. We prove this in any con-
test. Largest hotels ueing the SUI
cess cleaners. Biggest kind az prof
us. HUTCHINSON MFG. &C, Wilkins
burg, Pa
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LIVE AGENTS MAKING $50 TO $50
week introducing Inexpensive house
hold article. Reduces expenses: sells
at sight. f w. BUCKLER s. SON,
Dept. *, l0l1 D. Southeast, Wash
ington, D. c.
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WANTED. SIDE-LINE Statesmen
visiting general stores retail hard
ware dealers and druggists; small
article; good commissions. Apply
MIR GRUNER, 80 North Eiyth Street,
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REFINED ELDERLY LADY WISHES
position rs matron in school or in
sttution or as companion to re-
tined party. References. Il 426
Church street. Lynchburg, Va
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BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS THOU
sands of dollars for any one who
can write successful words or music
Past experience unnecessary. We
want original song poems. with or
without music. Send us your work
to-day. or write for free particulars
Fl. kIRKUS DUGDALE CO, Dept
3iS. Washing
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AGENTS. SIS A WEEK FOR TWO
hours work a day: a brand new ho-
siery proposition that beats them all
write for terms and free samples IL
You mean business. GUARANTEED
HOSIERY CO. 6591 Finch Building.
Dayton Ohio
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WANTED. FIVE EXPERIENCED La
dies to canvass for II new improve
ment that Is absolutely needed IN
eNerN nome. Address Il 79i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

BIC PROFITS. OPEN 4 DYElNG AND
cleaning establishment very little
capital needed. We teach by mail
Booklet free Bt;N-VoNDE SYSTEM
Dept 235, Charlotte. y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AN EDUCATOR OF LONG AND Tic
cessful experience desires position in
an established school or college.
Latin. Greek, French. English, liter
AZURE. history and mathematics:
highest testimonials. Address Box
1. ESinont Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AGENTS ARE MAKING IS TO IS a
day taking orders for our fine made
to-order suits and trousers: we fur
hlsh seventy five sample outfit
free. with Instructions: stand back
OF you with our good-as-G gold guar
antee and start you IN business
without any investment by you;
suits $40 and up; experience no,
necessary, you can't fail Apply at
once. METROPOLITAN TAiLORS.
Sis Jnckson EouleYard ChicaEn Ill
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WILL ABUNDANTLY SECURE $500
on two years timo. and guarantee
investigating. Il 770, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

AGENTS-IF YOU WANT TO SECURE
exclusive agency for fastest selling
specially on the market something
which sells to merchants and the con-
sumner direct you can make big
money. as we offer attractive terms
IFLASTERER NOVELTY CO, 500
v, Wright Building ST Louis
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Rrnfession..4 Belp GWauten.

WANTED. GENTLEMAN PRINCIPAI.
for Buckingham High school Apply,
with references, to w. w HAS
hINS. Clerk. Buckingham. Va.
WANTED. AT ONCE, so MALE AND
30 female teachers for long term
rural and village schools Salaries
good. SOUTHERN 4 Il a c HER s.
AGENCY, Columbia s. c.
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WE'VE THE HOTTEST s25 SELLER
yet. Rarely less than three sales to
home. WOOLVERIN CO. Pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

WANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN
and city. New water power massage
machine: low priced; guaranteed SIS
per day Mt the start Chance to work
up. New proposition. Write for COM
plete Information to-day. THE
BLACKSTONE MFG. CO., 25e Mere
dith Bldg, Toledo, o.
AGENTS. OUR NEW 1911 MODEL IN
candescent kerosene burner-i00
candlepower light-burns with or
without mantle. Prices defy COM
petition. Particulars free. SIMPLEX
GASLIGHT CO. Park Row, New
York.
SIGN PAINTING AGENTS, 1000 PER
cent. profit: best and cheapest win
dow letter made; easiest mounted
outfit free. Success positively guar
anteed EMBOSSED LETTER CO.
2446 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago.
WANTED, LIVE AGENTS TO SELL
our new household necessity; good
chance to make money. Address
Dept. A, DAILY RECORD co. Box
col. Raleigh. N. c.
AGENTS MAKE RIG MONEY SELLING
our metallic letters for Office WIN
dows. store fronts and glass signs.
Any one can put them on. Samples
free. METALLIC SIGN CO. AS ".
Clark Street. Chicago.
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VISITING GovERNEsS WANTED IN
Richmond suburbs; references ex-
changed. Address $50. care Times
Dispatch
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.xatruatinnA uNlanlru. .rrnlulk.

= C"-tNIIltU. Y '4IIUIL.
POSITION Is NEEDED BY WOMAN OF
refinement. such as houSck eeper,
companion. matron of 4 school or
some other honorable employment.
she is in the prime OF life. pleasing
IN appearance and manners Widow
OF minister Address Il 779, care
TineS- Disatch.
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MEN A%, WOMEN EASILY MAX p
over $50 weekly growing rnush-
rooms IN cellars, sheds. boxes. etc
Markets whiting. free booklet
HIRAM BARTON West Forty eighth
Street NV York
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A PARTY WITH CAPITAL WANTS
to Interest himself with an eXpe-
rienced printer, with tho idea OF
going into business. Address L,
1917. care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

WANTED $ PARTNER WITH SEW
eral thousand dollars. TO engage
with me IN marketing one of the
best electric inyentions OF the age.
cndoTseG uF some of the highest Of
Bcials and business men OF the city;
mos; saiisfnc i1ry profit 10 business
business coming 70 us unsolicitcdi
an unusual opportunity, for party
time post on with very satisfactory
Income. Please. no trflcrs or curl
osity seekoss take up our time. Adj
(. SKeRjs !. 42s. gaze Tipes-Dtspatoh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

DRY CLEANING FOREMAN WANTED
EN perienced and thoroughly cap
able foreman wanted for new dry
cleaning and dycing establishment.
abrasive salar.ed Proposition. with
an interest IN the rrohts TO compe--
tent pariy Address replies to TX"
care BoH 232 Lynchburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

w \ \ E d. ABOUT Is WOMEN
COOKS, general workers maids
nurses-for city. State. Pennsylvania,
New; Jersey, New York. Rhode Island
Good wages: transportation ad-
vanced MARTIN 6 CO, SIS East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

WANTED. TWENTY ABI.E-RODIrD
men between the age Of eighteen
and thirty-hve years, to recruit ~
a military company in the city. nice
company room. and nice social sur
rOundlrgs and no cost attached
Address 1T :. J. HARRISON. Arm
ory. Seventh and Marshall streets
WANTED. TWO EXPERIENCE SHORT
order walters. Apply 1926 East Main
Street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

with herself and her lingerie and go
on.
Such a woman may be absolutely
plain. but II she CLOVIS with health and
sparkles with personality, and is sweet
and fresh, she may give Miss Pretty
Girl a run for her money any time!
In fact, shes pretty. too. only in an
other way.
A woman, briefly, to be successful
and liked, should pay heed to these
little niceties.
Men-some of them-wi1l fee at the
thought OF too many feminine brains
but they want the lady in question to
have the necessary forethought to
make herself as charming and as sweet
as possible.
It is interesting to watch the devel-
opment of the young woman.
Sometimes the stage strikes her In
her teens. Sometimes she is still in
the process of evolution at 80.
But all the time when her brother
Is engaged In trying the effect of high
colors and low colors, flowing ties and
bat ties. hair parted in the middle and
on the side or not at aIl-she. too
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26
By Bonnie Burnham.

hand, let's get pretty Miss Pensacola
to taking the beauty sleep treatment in
large and enthusiastic quantities.
Lets put some Of the roses back into
the milk of her dainty cheeks. and
make her forget the rainbow gold Of
pleasure and satisfaction which she
has been pursuing during the season
just spent.
Let's give her sweet-home rest
cure, and turn her out fresh and dear
with the blossoms on Easter Sunday.
Sleep.
Every pretty girl needs plenty OF
sleep. af
Our particular girl, as we've said.
has been going about great, great
deal So she'll need eight and
nine and ten hours of the sweet re :
freshment that knits up the tangled
web Of care-hours Of it, really-in a
room that is ventilated and fresh.
Encourage her to go to bed early.
She should be lost in the mazes of
Dreamland when the pale cold lights
of the midnight are burning.
During the day, let relaxation be in
order.
Sun baths do a world Of magic with
the very much abused top-knots. and
a reliable health and beauty specialist
might be called in occasionally.
She may touch up her complexion,
too-tell her that the reason lot of
women are troubled with a seemingly
notified complexion is that they do no.
keep their faces clean
Let her revel in the good result of
4 Al
See that her system is in perfect
condition, and she may, too, improve
or relax her mind with various litera-
ture.
Oh, the pretty girl is well worth all
the fussing. too-the really pretty girl
who makes you glad just to see her
wholesome pretty fresh looking face as
you meet her on the street.
The most valuable assets to q WON
an beside personality in business or In
society-or anywhere in the world. for
that matter-are health and beauty.
And they go hand in hand.
Keep Sweet.
If a woman. however. cannot be alb
solutely beautiful to look upon, it is
within her power to be the daintiest
cleanest, freshest, most delightful per-
son in the world.
OF course she takes her daily bath
what woman is there with a claim to
daintiness who does not?-and she Is
| exquisitely neat and alluringly dainty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

strives for what is ideal and perfect in
her idea of attractive woman-kind.
Then the rats and the puffs and the
curls appear.
There is a deeper tinge in the
cheeks which perhaps need soap and
water a great deal worse than grease
paints or oil paints which are famous
for attracting the dust of the streets.
Along with the curl and powder
stage comes the yearning for impos-
sible heels.
Weird ideas in neck wear, too, come
on IN due course to distract the help
less mother or the well meaning friend.
I know the finest kind of a girl who
goes about with the appearance of
being just about to dive into the
weeks washing, because she thinks
that her arms ought to be displayed.
Ankles, too-silk- shod ankles-must
be noticeable in low-cut shoes when
December breezes are blowing-and a
whole lot of other amusing rubbish.
Our girl who is evoluting has not
yet learned that early sensible, well
regulated hours of sleep, sane diet,
absolute cleanliness, and inconspicu-
GUS dressing will go further toward
making her a charming woman than
all of the current gew- gaws.
It's health and a pretty freshness
that she wants all the time, too.
But she does not know 1t, yet!
The Health of a Woman.
Every really charming woman enjoys
her share Of good health.
If she has a brilliant womanly intel
lect, she knows that she owes a certain
duty to the scheme of things to re-
main absolutely so.
She knows that, in the death knell
of every tottering nation, there have
been the means of countless women,
who, in their debauchery. have brought
forth weaklings for sons and have be-
come parasites instead OF the women
whom their country so sorely needed.
There is not woman in the country
who does not owe it to humanity 10
keep her body temple of cleanliness
and health. and charm-look at 1t from
any standpoint that you choose.
This, however, is merely a morseI OF
food for Lenten thought.
Merely.
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CHIEFLY ON THE GIRLS


These quiet kind Of Lenten days,
when there il little doing for the girl
butterfly who fits and fits through
hsaven- sent days for any number OF
the dear energetic hdlets who have
danced until their small feet and their
pretty heads have ached abominably
next day-who have sought that popu-
laxity which means that you must be
among those present" at all Of the
social sl1irmishes whether you want to
o. not!
Now that It Is the proper form for
people to- live. rather sanely again. a
straight common sense sort of talk
may possibly be in order-let us hope,
fer instance. that It is-because COM
mon sense is precisely what we're
gofng to talk this glorious Sunday
morning!
The girls OF the southland are the
prettiest girls In the country.
They lack the Independent swing of
their northern and their western sis
kers and there is q vast difference be-
tween the eastern girl and the south
ern girl.
The latter, when she is pretty, is an
ethereal dainty thing of almost fragile
beauty-but. because she natures so
early, she must be careful that she
does not also break" earlier than is
really convenient for a good looking
woman.
The prettiest girl owes II to herself,
20 her family and to her friends, then,
TO take care OF that beauty which is a
sacred gift, and the prettier the gt-l,
the more care and the more tender
nurture she win need.
She'll need good stif advice. too. will
Miss Pretty Girl. and q certain amount
% character study.
Tell her some good straight truths
N the beginning.
Whispering sweet nothings on the
front verandah until midnight and af-
ter Il conducive OF considerable youth
ful bliss and so on-but It is also con-
ducive to good lusty crops Of crow:
feet later. which are rather expensive
afterward. when you put them in the
hands Of the willy beauty doctor!
Tell her that she's using up EOS
nuei OF her stored energy uselesslN
that she'll need away out there in thai
dim hazy place called the world
whether she IS to enter business or So
eisU.
Tell her few OF these little things.
Health and Beauty.
Now that the Lenten season is al
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ments have been busy during the past
few days finding homes for the ex-
pected visitors.
, The Florida Chapter Of Royal Arch
MAsons held O most interesting convo-
cation lately, when the Mark Master
degree was conferred on three candi-
dates and beautiful Past High Priest
Jewels were presented to Messrs. H.
N. Sweeting, G. F. McGiff, W. z. Lewis
and ]. c. Calhoun. The presentation
address was made by Excellent High
Priest Arthur Williams and responded
to by each Of the members thus honor
ed. This pleasing ceremony was then
followed by an eloquent address by
Hon. John L., Medley.
Jewels were also sent to the chap
ters IN Valdosta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Per-
sacola, Fla, and Gainesville, Fla. to
be presented to Messrs. Dugald Mac
Laughlan, F. w. Armstrong, ". F.
Balkcom and A A Murphree, former
members Of the Tallahassee order.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

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It costs you nothing to prove the re-
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Remember, on these fine
Spring days, to visit McMil-
|lan's Millinery Department,
where you may select a hand
some spring Street Hat at
from three dollars to ten dol
lars. You'll find delightful,
courteous ladies, and a stock
that cannot be beaten.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Mrs Steppines-How nice all your
things taste! Did you cook them al
in your fireless cooker?
Mrs. Youngweddly-Oh no! The
pickles and the butter bought already
cooked.-Chicago News
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Mrs. Crabshaw-My dear, you won'
know me when get my new hat
Crabshaw-I don't suppose I viii, Il
it's one of those contraptions that
come down over your ears.-New York
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Teacher-Now, Harold. can you tell
me what made the Tower OF Piss.
lean?
Harold guess there must have
been famine in the land.-Chicago
News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

why did you and your wife move
out of your mothers house and take a
fat by yourselves"
THE women, of course. One pre-
ferred salt-rising and the other COM
pressed whatever they are?"-Buffalo
Express.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

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4 PHILOSOPHER .,

Pa, what is a philosopher?
"A philosopher, my boy, is one who
tells other people that their troubles
don't amount to much."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Can't we arbitrate this natter
whtned the malefactor of great wealth.
ct have nothing to arbitrate," re-
sponded Satan as he signaled to the
custodian Of the gridiron.-Louisville
Courier Journal.