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The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-08
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virture of decretal order made and rendered by the Nevada Chan. Court at itsDecember termA D. 1911, in cer- tain case therein pending wherein c. B. lobe plaintiff vs Mrs. Alice Steed ct al defendants, l will on Saturday January 28, 1912 at the front door of the building used as Court House in Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas, sell at public outcry to the highest bid der on credit of three months, the following described lands to wit:
 The fractional part of the South half of Lot 2 Block of Bryan's Addition to the town of Prescott, Arkansas; beginning at the Southeast corner of said Lot No. 2, running East 12l 1-2 feet thence north 150 feet, thence west 121 l2 feet, thence south 150 feet to starting point.
 The purchaser at said sale will be required to give bond with approved security for the purchase price pro- vided he may at his own option pay his bid in cash and thereby save the interest.
 Said lands belonging to Mrs. Alice Steed are sold to pay the purchase money.
 This the 2Oth day of December, 1911.
 W. F. Denman.
 Commissioner
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-08
The Dlrndurnrnenies

"Whachu doin'?" queried the small boy as he peered cautiously out of the back gate into the alley where the apartment house janitor was superin- tending the cremation of a rubbish heap. The small boys nostrils twitched appreciatively as he sniffed the bonfire.
 Mike, the ianitor; looked all around and then cautiously said: Hist" and crooked finger.
 What is it?" gasned the small boy as he tiptoed hurriedly out and joined Mike on the windward side of the blaze.
 Its a cillybration, of mine," the janitor explained. Every vance in a while I go through the rites"
 What rites?" In an awed whisper.
 Mike poked in a recalcitrant wad of excelsior and, after swatting the blaze around the edges, put one fist on his hip. "You didn't know" he remarked, that I was chief of the Dimdum- meries before I came to this country, did you? Well, I wasH"
 The small boy dragged up a box that had escaped the blaze and sat down on it very close to Mike. 'Ter me-" he begged.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-08
In the Nevada County Chancery Court

Sarah r. carter, PlantH VS Ira Lester Defendant
 WARNING ORDER The defendant, Ira Lester, is warned to ap- pear in this coult within thirty days and an swer the complaint of the plaintiff Sarah F, Carter,
 Witness my hand and seal as clerk of said ourt. this the lSt day of December, 1911.
 F, E. MURRAH, CircUit Clerk and ExOhicio Clerk of the Neya- d. County Chancery Court,
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-08

"The Dimdummeries," explained the janitor, 'is a flourishing society in the ould country that has communica- shuns with ghosts an fairies-an'- an sperits in general Whenever a Dimdummery wants to talk to a fairy all he has to do is build a magic bon fire on a spot hit by the light of the full moon for five minutes on a Chuesday night. That's very i'm portant, picking out the right spot. And lay the first sticks pointing to- ward the north!"
 The small boy peered at the base of the bonfire, but the janitor sighed They ain't any spots that the light of the moon hits on Chuesday night in this neighborhood," he mourned. That is, ixcipt some that is occupied by buildings and otherwise engaged. But I say the magic words over my fires and pretind it's a glade I'm in and that there are fairies peeking out"
 Did you-did you ever truly see a fairy, Mike?" the small boy almost whispered
 The janitor laughed condescendirg- ly. Did I iver see fairy, now!" he repeated scornfully Well, listen to that! Ain't telling you how I was the chief of the Dimdummeries and what for would they be making me chief if I couldn't see more fairies than any other man in the county ? There was one fairy who-look out. you'll be in the fire, now!-who used to pop up just as sociable an smoke a pipe with me livery time l lit a fire for him! Vance he said Mike. l like you-you're fine lad an you may have two wishes-anything you ask shall be granted!'"
 "k know what Id have asked for!' breathed the small boy. An airship an'-"
 "Airship!" Mike repeated in dis. gust. That shows your needless dis. posishun A real sensible person would have asked for a wagon load of money, wouldn't he? An then he could-a got fleet of balloons an everything"
 "Oh, of course!" agreed the small boy, much embarrassed. of course he would! But what did you do with all your money, Mike? If I was as rich as that I wouldn't work"
 The janitor coughed and was very busy stirring the fire. What did l do with it?" he repeated. scowling horribly. "I'll tell yer-much as I nate to do 1t. I stuffed it into old stockings, av coorse, and tuk board off the wall and chucked 'em into the cavity. They was banknotes-an' the rats and mice ate 'em up. I should have wished for a bank that cudn't fall, for my second wish, an then I'd have been a rich man today. Instead or wishing as l did for-for-"
 For what?" demanded the small boy.
 "Candy," confessed the janitor sor rowfully. q couldn't think of any thing l wanted so much as plenty of candy and got 1t and ate it all up and that was the end of it!"
 The small boy swallowed appre C lively "Still, you had it." h, t,-. philo5ophically. That wasn't sc 'Hi hHG. Did you get chocoiute an eti nels and lemon stcks?"
 zen, all kinds" the janitor said. ioft'ly' q was sicker'n you ever canned of being, tell you. It kind Q. aoured me on that fairy an gave him the cold shoulder after that but IL didn't matter because right away
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
UNA GANGA

Qllar desec admirir un mobiliar,o
para sala, compuesto da Iare uua.
euatrO sillones. dos butaca.. un .o.i j,
una mesita centre madrra cursada de
Vleua, tiene abora propIr oportau,
dad
Hay ademas, uns mesp sels nlas
para cOmedor; un Ruaria sonidas uu
chmero, IN tinaiero con su piedra uu
nitro y una mesa con niedra martnol
para el servicio del comcdor.
Tambien puede adquirirse ma cama
DC hero, para una plaza ur iav%Sa
Este mobiliariO estk compl .tamente
nueVO , puede verse. sn II casa u6mero
80 de h Gale de Tstu&r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
Diogenes Ferrar0


La carta del distinguido perioaiai.
Dl0genes Fcrrand - una paliosa 49,
hesl6n que acogeumos eutIsiazmato.
III concurso personal que ros tfrr 3 t
el de Ia emincnte actri1 Virginia -
bregas v su notable compufia. - .ra.
preclable
El penSamicnto del ilustre amsries
nista Federico Ba1ola. pa caida en NJ.
IRA abonada Aqui cucuta va cor mp
chos simpatizadores ~ proyeeio. =.
S"guro que los r-pa7oIr Ie PI.rfu
Rico participant p estas Horas def uo
bic entusiasme que ha morido la ri m.
brillante de Di6genes Ferraud 81.
levantada adhesion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

Las demas profesoras, apesar de las
m1ltiples exigencias del departamen-
to de educaci6n y ell p6simo regimen
que gufa nuestros planteles de ense-
nanza, icon Sus eXcepciones, Sc com
prende) desempenan sus eargos en- la
debida forma.
Y, basta pOr hoy, Mr.. Garwood.
PascaSio nj. Gautier
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

TIL lie Puerto Rico.
Presenle
ESrimado Y iistinguido companeEO:-
En- la novela. en- el periodism0, en- Ia
oratoria, en- Ia dramatica ha cOnqeista-
10 listed muy legitimOa hermosOs
triunfos que, al pasar los limittS puer-
torrlluenos Sc han extendido por 0tros
paiSeS, nimbadaS tan eXceIS1S dotes con
el mas puro de los amores: ron a amer
patrio, con el amor y la admiration las
Gloria> nacionaleS Por ESQ aiompre
acude usted, presuroso y con emit asias-
mo a cooperar, a apOyar toda idea
Y tolo proyecto que redunde cn houra
prcz para la Patria Su inteIgelcia no
puedc acoger III concebir mas gue noble
zaS J Su coraz6n solo puede latir pOr I'M
pulsoS eteyadOS
y ahora, GpenaS eli ilustre escriiOr -
panol don Federico Rahola con "a vi
brante pluma ha invitado u todOs los
puebloS hiSpano- o-american0S que CON,
Sagren un recuerdo, perpettlado cn bruus-
ce> Y mar1uoleS, a la memOrIa del her0Dsa
Vdsco Nuno de Balboa, listed, amieB
Perez LoSada, con csc altf7iiSmo qU1 taas
to te dignitica, ha acOgidO en- sd impOr-
tantc periodico tan grandioso psnsa
miento dcsea darle toda Ia v,da que
Sal gallardo cspiritu alieuta
Por fortuna para el patrioticO pro-
p0Sito que anima al senor RahOia, y
que I'd. secunda con tanto empe.lO
aqui en- este hospitalarlo V culto Pans,
como en- la nayoria dc los atino- -aIuori.
canos, Ia vibFaci6n patri0tica s8eu-
de con fuerza los eSpirituS para llcv.r
a cabo Ia gIorlficaci0n de Ia raza. Sc
gun 10 comprueba EN- IL prescutc Cca-
sion Ell entuSiasmo con que han respuu.
dido todas las classes sociales ic Pner-
TO Rico. sin distinction a. nacionalida
deS, al Ilamamlento que to- 4zo con
tantO carino en- el numero jci ia 20
de los corricnteS, en- a EOLEEIN
MERCANTILE, para que con orgcncia
Sc lleye la practica - proyecto dc le-
vantar una estatua a insignc descu-
brldor Nasco Nuno de Balboa. a orr
Has del Canal dc Panama, aproyechan-
do la singular coincidencia he que en-
el ano 1913, al abrirse a Ia uavegaci0n
tan colossal via, Sc celebra n cuarto
centenario del deSeubrImiento dal mar
del Sur, gracias al intr6pidO extreme
no, cuyo rccucrdo quiere conSagrarse.
Y como soy dc los qlle prcdican con
el ejempIo, al enyiar ~ mumidc zero
enthusiastic fcIictaci0n. al iniciador dc
esc acto de rivindicacion Ud. uc
ha SldO Seguramente pulen primrro lo
ha alentado en- AmGrica. ofrezco con
trlbuir con la cantidad que cream con
veniente los que Sc eucargucn dc abrir
la Suscripci0n popular con n iodicado
fin.
~ 'HA'iiiN 'i'hAIo. "iA uOluUIt ut ld
prlmera actriz Y Empresaria Sra. Vir-
glnla Fabregas, que prontO tendra Ia
dicha de encontrarse EN- esta pri,ile-
giada TERRA, pongo a disposition, be
las personals que queden aut0rizadas
para clio, los elementos artistieos eou
que cuenta, aparte Dc 81 contribution
directa
Tengo la evidencia de que tanto Ia
Sra. Fabregas, como los artistas per
sonal de su Compania, oooperaran con
gran placer Y EN- la medida de sus fucr-
zas, dar calOr y vida ese proyecto
tan sublime Y a cuant0s puedan redun-
dar en- prestigiO de Espana de Ia
America Latina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
ESperanZa que Sc
Convierte en- realidad

Por fin parece que la hermoSa eSpe-
rama que hasta dlaS atrls, era solo
grata illusion de la fantasia Y un no
bic anhelo de todos aquellos que son
devotos fervientes del verdadcro artc,
va teniendO va tOdOS los viSoS de una
amahlc realidad; al cabo, deSpueS de
tanto aguardar en- ansia, va es un he
cho positive la temporada teatral que
tanto tempo hace nos hahla Ofrecido
la esclarecida Y eminente actriz meXi-
cana Virginia Fabregas En- la segun-
da qulncena del mes entrante delera
llegar a esta ciudad tan renomb"ada
como justamente aplaudida gran actriz,
con su distinguida Y notable troupe Il
ofrc-crnos noches deliciosas de ver.la-
dcro Y pur0 arte, que nos haran oIV.dar
las trlstezaS Y sinSabores dc la vida, =
vendr4n a matar la monotonia rcinan-
te que hace tempo viene invadlcndo
en u1estros espiritas.
Los Senores Aldarberto Barragau, Y
Ologcnes Ferrand, Gerente General el
To-. Y RepreSentante Artistic0 el 20 lie
la rcierida Compania- que dich0 sea
en- honor de la Verdad son dos perSonaS
culta~ Y simp1ticas- animados como es-
tan dc los meiores deseos de que nos
Vlslte dicha troupe Sc han mostrado
.AaSta clcrtO punto. liberales en- cuanto
la los precios del abono corrientes.
dada la importancia de la labor dc di-
cha Compania y dc la riqucza csplrn-
dor con que mOntan las obras, de 10
Sclecto Y mOdernisimo del repertoire.
Il tai puntO, que las II Obras que 0fre-
cen para el abOno a mas de tener una
gran lmportancia y merito extraordi-
narloS, son abSOlutamente deScOn0cidas
para nosotrOs, Y desde luego, estan DIS
pnesios corresponder al favor del pi-
blco, complaciendO en- Ofrecer aQuellas
que sean eScOgidas entire las que pro
meten para dicho abonO; Y por 0tra
parte, y para que no Sc cansen los ah0-
nadoS. daran pOr 10 menos dos funcio-
mes cAtraordlnarias en- cada semana. Y
trataran de que las representations Sc
termInen muy temprano
Las noches de la Fabregas. al iplaI
que cn la Habana en- las demlS 20
blaciones de la ISla de Cuba. Drome,cn
ser entire nOsOtrOs de verdadero espar-
cimiento del espiritu, "a las cuales
acudlran, porfia, todas las classes So
cIales de esta ciudad, que por temtcra-
mento idiOsincracia son amantes de
las Verdaderas manifestaciones del ar
te
III drama y la alta comedia tiene en-
ire nosotros incontables y fervorosos
adlctos. es que estas fases del arte
entranan en- 81, una eIevada escueIa de
cIylllzadoraS cOstumbres, con un s6dui-
to intermlnable de gales Y ventaias que
So derivan Ell favor de aquellos que van
beber las fuentes de sus pr0vecho
sas enScnanzas Y saludables doctri.,as
porque hay que cOnvenir en- que cstos
aspectOS del arte escenicO, son los one
mas iiustran a los pueblos, esa es Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

causa, porque en- vcz de decaer, VI re-
surgieudo arrogante sOberbiO, najo
nuevas formaS. para desenvolversn en-
IN aTnbiente de purO verismO, deScar-
tando dc Su Scno, todo aQuellO Que en-
otro tempo tenia de aparatOso. iuve-
rosimll y eXajcrado, que hacla suS 81
tuacloneS vi0lentiSimaS aun cuando pa
ra clio Sc diera al traste con Ell "5uen
sentido" de las cosas Ell arte c0lnico
V dramltico de hoy, no es asi; IS Ia vi
la real y positiva, reproducida por tie-
les INTERPRETERS, que lie dan todos los Vi
sos Y perfiEcS de la verdad lleyada a
las tablas para hacerla palpitar en-
lquella saludablc atm6sfcra que en-
luolve Il artistas espectadores que Sc
'dentifican en- las mismas ideas en-
-dentlcOs scntimientoS. SugeStionad0S
StoS ultlmos por el pOderosO inGujo
lue ejercen sobrc 81, los primeros. al
lar vida a los personajes que represcn-
1an
La eScueIa dramatica antigua, race
tempo que cay0 en- desuso; hoy tanto
hsta como la alta comedia, pertenecen
n 81 arte, al generO de 10 grandi0sO,
Gle 10 eXcelso; y por ESQ Sc eXphc& el
grado dc esplendor que Ell estos utti-
nos tiempos, han alcanzado dichas ma
AifeStaciones del teatro moderno
Ahora, 81 10 anteri0rmente expuasto
Sc agrega la intuici6n prodigiosa que
tiene la gran Virginia Fabregas para
j arte, Sc eXpicara faciImente, el Dor
que resulta un acontecimientO verda-
leramente social y artistico el paso
lie ella por cualquier p0blaci0n
P0r ESQ no hemOs de ser nOsOtros ne
nos que 10 que han sidO en- Otras ciuda-
des, y debemos disputarnos la Supre-
nacla de ir rendir nuestrOs homena-
es de admiration, la que vendra a
OfrecernOS las primiciaS de su arte de
81 arte de gloria, que tantos laureles
ha cenIdO a su augusta frente; asi
hay que esperarlo; mejOr dichO, asi Sc
"a, pues nos cOnsta que a la h0ra pre-
9ente, apenas alberto Ell abono de ca
tOrce funci0nes, son va muchas las per
sonas que no queriendO perder la favo-
rable oportunidad que nos brinda ell
hermoso prop6sito que tiene la egregia
ilustre actriz de hacer una tournGc" !"
mundial, han habladO al encargado del
nlsmo para que les reserve sus locali-
dades para la pr6xima temporada, cue
lie SECURE hara epoca entire los fastos
de nuestras festas artisticas.
del 'List1n Diario" Santo Dolain-
go, | de Febrero de 1929
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

De Guayama nos cOmunican que aver,
a las once de la ma1ana, ell mdinduo
,Jacinto Morales asesin0 horriblemente
a su esposa Catalina Soto degoll3pdo-
la, infri6ndole diez punaladas despues
y arrojando cl cadaver al rio Agda-
maniI.
FL asesino luego de haber realizado
,u tremendo crimen Sc di6 a la cdga
intern1ndose Ell el monte La po!icia
10 persigue activamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
Ell Cine Tres Banderas

Esta nochc Sc cXhibe una magnitica
collection de vistas entire las que Sc
cuentan varios eStrenos de peliculas
rccientemente recibidas de asuntos
dram1ticos Y morales interesantisimos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

Apr0veeuo ia ap1f m.
otrece, para rci'srarle J.d a fastl.na
mo de mi admiration de ul auie.d
Suyo alto corppanero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
CARTA ALBERTA

SaTor Don Jose ptrcz 10.
Director del BOLETIN MERGAN-
TIL. lie Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
Ell crinen de aver

I'm honlbre que asesina a su esposa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
THE ATHLETIC CLUB HAS. BRIGHT
 OUTLOOK FOR BASKETBALL TIE AM
THE VANDEGRAAFF BROTHERS

It was between the halves of the Ten nessee- Alabama game. NThe Crimson jer- seyed warriors were grouped together al one end sof tho field.
 In the center of the group. stripped to his waist Adrian Yandegraaff. eldest Of the Nandegraaff brothers, was being rubbed by trainer The big fullbaek was listening in silence to the comments of his teammates. Ifs run for 25 yards through a broken field had just scored the only touchdown of the first half. His defensive work had been superb. It was in tacklng' a runner who had practically cleared tue Alabama team that he had been injured
 On one side of him his brother Hargrove his forehead bleeding slightly. and his lips swollen with bruises. WAS silently watching the powerful muscles of his brother as they moved ike quicksilver under his skin bepeath the hands of the rubber His work at left end had featured the defensive work of the first half. Just before the referees whistle blew for the end of the second quarter he had made three successive tackles in three plays and forced the Tennesseans to kick. Behind him half reclining upon the ground the youngest of the three brothers. William Nandegraaff also silently watched the operations upon his eldest brother. Tue 1e-year-old tackle of the Crimson had played one of his best games of the 7 son. Though it was his first year . O team, lie had played his position Ike q veteran. and moro than once piled up the heavy Tennessee interference.
 Thus three brothers, constituting proh- ably SD per cent of the Crimson strength.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
KRAMER WINNER OF
 CROSS-COUNTRY RUN


 New York, November 30.--W. J. Kra- mer of the Long Island Athletic club Won the amateur athletic union nation- al senior cross-country championship handily from field of 27 runners over the Van Cortlandt park course this aft ernoon, repeating his victory of last year. Kramer's time for the six-mile run twice over the three-mile course was 32.34. He was a half mile ahead of the second man, Harry J. Smith, un- attached, of New York, the 10-mile chmapion, who made the course in 34.4G G. +. Holden, Yonkers Y. M. C. A.. was third in s4.4s, and Abel Kiviat, Irish-American Athletic club, fourth in 35.01. Kramer led all the way, making his own pace.
 Strobino of Patterson, N J.. who ran third in the Oylmpic Marathon at Stock holm, finished fourteenth. Flames Koh- elenmain, Finnish champion, quit after running half the distance.
 The Irish- American took the team championship with 21 points; the New York A. C. with 56 points was second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
COLOR SERIES FINISHED AND VARSITY FIVE HARD AT WORK. GOOD GAMES PRONOUNCED THIS SEASON
By CHARLES W. aREEn

With the completion of the color series of basketball contests at tho Birmingham Athletic club Friday nisat. Coach Nespor has begun active work in selecting var sity five for the club for the big contests this winter.
 From the present prospects the Ath- letic club is 10 haye even a better five this season than last, when they eoppcd the southern basketball championship. All of the old men with the exception of satterfeld and seawright are again on hand and showing the best possible form during the carly season workouts. There is possibility Of Satterfields returning after the holidays. He Is at present at tending Princeton but il Is understood that the local athlete will again be shoot ing goals for the B. A C five after Christmas.
 In case he fails to return, however, either Major or stinge, both members of the present squad. will play his position on the team These two men, both fight ing to All Satterfielt's place, are showing excellent form at present and it is prae- tically certain that the one who wins the vacant berth will go long way toward filling the vacancy with practically the same efficiency as would satterfeld.
 At present there are F men on the squad, including six veterans of last years aggregation. Among these are Horton, captain of last seasons five; Bris- co and Robert Seals. McGowan, Stinge and Nesbitt.
 Coach Nespor is very optimistic over the prospects. He looks forward toward a big year for the Athletic club this win ter, he says. The boys were little late in getting down to work. but their show ing in the color series indicates that there is a considerable quantity of material available that will make tiio old stars go some to retain their positions on the five.
 Tho first real contest of the season will be played at the Athletic club on Decem- Der b with the Memphis five.
 A bunch of contests will be arranged during the middle of December and Jan uary, and the local public is promised some classy sport on the court Coach Nespor says that Manager Bill i Streit, who has charge of arranging the contests, is not considering any but thC strongest and most representative lives. "The public may rest assured, !" said the 5. A '. coach last night, that the clubs coming here to meet the Athletic club five VIII be the best that can be had in the south. We want only the strongest teams and from present indications it looks as If we are going to be able to cope success fully with the best that the country af- | fords.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
RACES ARE HELD
 IN DEMOPOLIS

nemopoHs, November ao.-(Speeial)-- The Demopolis Driving club gave sons pretty races at the flair grounds on tho afternoon of Thanksgiving Day. A large crowd of lovers of good horses cheersd the winners The horses entered were Little Chic, owned by Sig Funkinsteln; Dolly Hal, owned by Col N. q. Winn: Senator King. owned by Judge A L.. Hastv Of Linden; Janhn, owned by Sig Funltinstcin, and Peter Pan, owned by J. B. Taylor. In tho pacing entries Peter Pan won first and third heats in 2:1s and 2:2i. Jachin won second heat in 2:e0. Tn the trottng class Senator King won first and second heats In 2:25 and e:24. Little Chic won second heat in 2.2s. Despite the fact that snow fell here for an hour Wednesday, the track was In good condi- ton and the racing was of high order,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
The Birmingham Athletic Bright Prospects Winning Basketball Five
MANY SOUTHERN STARS HAVE
 PLAYED THEIR LAST GAMES
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 has been awarded an all-southern position by practically all of the southern critics.
 Vanderbilt loses three men next season. These are Captain Hardage, their an- southern halfback; Swafford and Rob bins. Curlin will be on hand next season to fill Robbins shoes. and it is very likely that McGugin win have but little trouble in replacing Swafford. The loss of Cap tain IIardase will be felt keenly, but Me Gugin will probably be able to get along without the Alabama star. He lost four stars this season, and worked the Com modores into fairly @ good machine.
 Sewanee loses the services of Captain links Gillem and Stoney, the veteran Tiger center. The work of Gillem espe- eially will be missed in the Tiger camp next season. For the past three years he has been the foremost pufter in the south and his toe-work has been an inl- portant factor in the Tiger strength.
 Mississippi A. and NJ. aggregation loses their star halfback "Blondie' Williams.
 Garrett of Tulane has played his last season upon an $. 1. A. A team. Georgia loses Peacock and Conklin. Beurhman will be missing at Georgia Tech
 These are number of warriors who will be ineligible to compete in the south next season. Others will also be missed on the gridiron.