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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-05
STRONG MAN OF FRANCE

Raymond Poincaire, the new prime
minister, is one of the most interest
Ing figures In the French republic. In
him are combined all that one under
stands by French culture, dignity and
charm Of manner. added to a reputa-
ton of stern integrity that is nation
wide.
This is the third time that the
French Academy has supplied the
third republic with a prime minister.
The first was the duke of Broglie in
1873, and the second was M. de Frey
cinet in 1890.
Poincaire comes to power with ripe
ideas on the subject of government.
He once expressed the triple wish,
which may be taken as the key to his
attitude, that deputies would legis-
late without attempting to govern,
that ministers would govern on their
own responsibility and that justice
should know no politics.
The new premier's versatility is to
a considerable degree a matter OF
elder brother and cousin have all been
}, and. as was said by Lavisse when
lemy. they might be said to constitute
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Omaha Uni Track
Men Open Season

Track athletics at the University OF
Omaha emerged Into the realm OF reali-
ties last week. when practice was begun
for limbering muscles and getting men
into condition for the coming nneetS
Equipment. consisting Of poles. standards
for high jumping and vaulting, hurdles,
shot, hammer and discus. was purchased.
Andy Dow. who took second place last
year in the shotput at the state meet.
has ben elected captain Of the team.
Inc university will have entries In the
dashes. mile run. relay race. shotput
pole vsulting and high jumping at the
big indoor meet April y. A team Of
eight WIN be sent to the dual meet with
Tarkio college in May and to the rect
OF the Nebraska intercollegiate assceia-
ton at Hastings college
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
LINCOLN HAS STRONG INFIELD
Mullen Is Expected to Help
Strengthen the Team.
GAeRIER IS TO PLAY SHORT
mn Dwyer al First and q Live One
mt Third Complete Quartet
that Lock. Coed 90
Lincoln Fans.

The Lincoln base ball club will enter
the Western league race with an almost
entirely new infield. The securing OF
Charley Mullen from the Chicago White
sox will I'LL the gap at second base.
Mullen was secured By comisky from
the University Of Washington In 1910
For two years he has been candidate
tor the corner sack. Although he never
made good. he showed 50 much promise
that he was retained with the squad.
Before he Joined the sox he played Sec
ond base. and that Is where he will be
used by President Despair.
With Manager Bill Dwyer at first base
Mullen at second and one OF the seves
infield recruits at third. the Antelopes
are pretty well fixed with the exception
OF shortstop. But now that Gagnler has
been returned the infieid is all to the
good. and Don expects II TO make a cred
liable showing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Games at Rourke
Park to Be Called
Earlier This Year

All Western league base ball games
In omAha this year win DO called at
$50 O'clock instead Of 3:S as has been
the custom In the past
Pa Rourks made this announcement IN
letter 70 Dick Gret.e. which was re-
ceived yesterday afternoon. The reason
Tor the change 10 that fans invariably
do not get home from game until after
o'clock. under the old plan. Women
who attend the games often leave about
fifteen minutes before the end Of a
game to be able 10 arrive home In time
10 prepare supper. And In many cases
people do not 60 at ell on account Of the
late hour at which the game In called.
The 7. p. A. entire convention. which
viii bring about 40 delegates to Omaha
on April 10 has reserved n block Of
over 800 seats for the opening game and
they will attend In body. At the present
time acoe seats have been reserved for
the opening.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Comisky to Help
Dedicate New Ball
Park at Des MOines

The dedication Of the new Des Molnss
bail park VIII take place on April or
> according to an announcement made
oy Thomas Fairveathsr. one Of the joint
owners Of the Dies Moines ball club.
The White sox team VII play a game
on each Of these dates Elaborate cere-
monies win be observed. with Governor
Carroll and Mayor Hanna playing the
title roles In the production. Charles
comisky. owner OF the white Sox. the
team on which IsbslI played for eleven
years. will attend the ceremonies The
White sox bali club contains many for
mer teammates Of fsbelrs. Including
Tannehin. walsh. White, sullivan. Cal
lahan and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Kansas City Coach
May Come to Omaha

I. l.. l.. Touton, physical director at
Kansas City Central High school ana
one Of the foremost high school foot ball
and basket bali trainers In the Middle
west, In the most likely man for the POSI-
ton OF all year athletic coach OF the
Omaha High school.
Athletic Director c. E. Reed OF the local
high school submitted proposition 20
the Kansas City man last week. but up
until last night no word Of acceptance
had been received, Director Reed had
q lengthy talk with the Kansas City
coach March q. when Touton wss hare
with the Kansas City Central High school
basket ball quintet for the western in
terscholastic floor tournament,
Mr.. Touton ct present holds his POSI-
ton at a salary OF 1850 per year and
has charge OF all indoor gymnastlc train
Ing. foot ball. basket bali and track
coaching.
II the Kansas City man accepts, his
name win be submitted to the Board of
Education. which win fix the salary at
between 1850 and $3.50 for the years
work.
owen Frank the sensational little
halfback on the isii cornhusker eleven.
has been under consideration for the posi-
ton. but 1t Is not definitely known when
he would be able TO assume the duties.
The work OF the new coach will be to
instruct the foot bah. basket BAH and
track squads and 10 direct the indoor
classes which viii be conducted IN the
new boys gymnasium. He will be In
Guided IN the faculty list. but viii not be
assigned to any work except boys Ath.
letics.
c. Z. Reed. vice principal and athletic
director. win continue to manage the
finances Of the athletic department. and
VIII be able to give more time hereafter
to arrange schedules and atAletie events.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OMAHA UNI PICKS TEAM
TO DEBATE WESLEYAN MEN

stanton salisbury. Robert strehlcw and
George Percival have been chosen to rep
resent the University Of Omaha in las
debate with Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity the first week IN Nay. Some
time sso a squad Of SIX was selected
which has been working On the question.
and Friday the final selection was made
The forensic contest WIN Be held q
University Place and Omaha viii argue
the Affirmative Of the question Re
solved. That the tariff al the United
states should be Determined By . non-
partisan board of tariff experts. eonstitu-
tlonaIly granted,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
HERO BOYS SWIMMING MEET
Hundred and twenty-five Lads Vie
for Honors in 'sYp Pool.
ATHLETIC BADGES FOR WINNERS
Krups, Reindorf, Hatteroth, Reyn-
sids, H. sleeve, Lee Huff, Doug
las and others Win
First Places.

About Us boys took part In the swim
ming meet OF the Hero league held In
the "Y" association pool yesterday under
the direction Of J. Truitt Maxwell, physi-
cal director. The classes competing
were those Of the grade schools. high
school and young mems business group.
The events were the se-ysrd dash. any
style, and the 3o-yard distance. in which
the contestants padded on their backs.
Handsome .y'' athletic badges will be
awarded those who gained first Sec
ond and third In each event.
Fancy diving and relay racing Is on
the program for this week. In the div
ing contest each entrant win be judged
on poise and gracefulness In Tipping Off
the spring board. There wil be four
lads on each relay team.
Summary Of yesterdays meet:
Grade schools.
ao-yard dash, any style: Krupa. first;
Beindorff, second; Phillips. third Time,
n-yard dash. on back: Beindorff. first;
Logan, second; Philips. third. Time. o:il.
@cyard dash, any style: Hattsroth.
4tets @atAtecef seNSAtNf ~rNsA@Nt-t 1890.
N-yard dash. on back: Reynolds, first;
Benson, second; Nicholson. third. Time,
lo:z2H
Class c.
2Iyard dash. any style: II. Sleeve.
first; :; rrosh. second: Lee Huff. third.
N-yard dssh. on back: Lee Huff, first;
J. Frosh. second; H. Sleeve. third. Time.
Hish school.
Class A.
D-yard dash. any style: Douglas won,
Booth second, Ringwsit third. Time:
eo.yard dash. on back: Booth won, q.
MeI.afferty second, Ringwait third. Time:
Class b.
m-yard dash, any style: Russell Charles
worth won, Walker Rule second. Herbert
Underwood third. Time: Ola
D-yard dash, on back: Melvin Bekins
won. Russell Charlesworth second. Rus
sell Mason third. Time; o:so.s
business Boys.
Class A.
D-yard dash. any style: Arthur Rouner
won. T. FRYE second. e. Woodcock third.
Time; e:f3k.
2o-yard dash. on back. L. woodcock
won, Roscoe second, c. Bruner third.
Time. OHM.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OFFICERS At FORT OMAHA
MAKE START At GOLF PLAY

With the return Of the robin the Of
ficsrs are beginning to fotles the little
gutts percha sphere around the links at
Fort Omaha. snd all who have trisd out
the new course Of nine holes which was
recently laid out there have pronounced
II In excellent shape for the seasons
play.
Major Carl Hartman. the commanxinx
officer at the fort. was one Of the fret
70 III cut his trussv drivers and pustsrs
Last Ss>k. Major Harry GHchrist ana
Lasofsnant A. II. Ben ere Z coapis ss
enthusiasts who also deserve the asarly
bird honerk
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
BOWLING SEASON At FORT
OMAHA CLOSES THURSDAY

The Fort Omaha Bowling league will
wind up its isis season Thursday EVEN
ing, when the final games win be played
off on the alleys At the Post Exchange
building. Az the close Of Thursday
nights play prizes totalling 30 win be
awarded the team and Individual win.
neTx-
Three teams win fight II out for first
piace honors. Headquarters. Signal Corps
school and Extra Duty Men. Sergeant
Andrew Clarke tops tns list Of indl-
viduais with iss for an average.
Following Is the present league ana In
diyiduaI standings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
MANAGER D0LS0N TELLS
CROWNS HOW TO WIN

The Brodegaard Crowns base ball team
was entertained last night at the home
By their manager. William A. Dolson,
ius California street. An elegant plate
supper was served. The team spent the
evening In talking over the games they
were going to win. Mr.. Bell. the veteran,
spoks In fellowship OF the team Mr.
Thnrbsr. the old captain Of the Hooters,
also offered few suggestions. one being
neld signals. Manager Dolson showed
the boys their weak points and impressed
upon their minds that his team was no
friendship team II one could not deliver
the goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
IOWA CITY HIGH SCHOOL
WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP

IOWA CITY. Ia. April e--Iowa City
High school won the national inter-schO-
laxtie rife championship Of the United
States By defeating D-sFiaS High VI
Portland Ne. ~ TO 80 In the shoot or
Of the ue- ioSa City set . national rec
ord Burns Of Iowa City set new IN
diyidusi record. u cut Of "a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
the last man out in the ninth inning Of
the last game Of the season.
Iuffela q. sfronu

intteid - strong.
The infieid Pa has picked out this year
Is some infleld, and It sure Is going to
be revelation to fans after the hare
luck Rourke had last year with his In
field No more Picks or Kneaves will
adorn the select spots on the home team
this year. At second base will be Johnny
Wanner one Of the greatest second base
men In minor league base ball today. At
short viii be Eddie Justice. who Is ex-
pected to burn up the Western league
this season at that position. Justice has
headed the shortstops IN the various
leagues he has played IN before. and he
u picked by scouts and other knowing
ones to be the big noise In the big
leagues IN year or So He IL a bat
TER and the best Judge Of ground bah
that can be found. Al third will be the
reliable old Gar Nishoff who won the
praise and support Of every fan In
Omaha for the way he handled that pc-
sition last season while he was with the
Rourkes.
This year Nishoff n .nifting the ball
hse a fiend, and In letters from Pa he
cannot say enough for the game and
clever third sscker. At the corner sack
WI Be the old mainstay Of last season
Jtnnay Kane Last year he was third
IN me batting list At the beginning Of
the season he was a little off on
ground balls. but when the close Of the
season rolled around he was eating the
srounoers and plscking them off Che
CARPET AT the bat he could lace them
OUT or iay them down the side lines at
VIII II is expected that he VIII have
me best year u ezreer this season
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Packers League.
Takes Honors
in Pool Tournament

PHILADELPHIA. April e-Edward
Ralph Of Highstown. N. J.. won the ma
tional pocket billiard championship BY
defeating James Mature Of Denver IN the
fina round Of the tournament for the
championship BY the score Of $50 to I'D.
Charles Weston OF Chicago defeated
Thomas !. Wilson Of Hackenssek. N. J..
In the afternoon game. 80 to lis. and won
fifth place from Wilson. Weston had q
high run Of twenty-seven, while wilson's
high run was fourteen.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Hastings ny" Team
Beats Omaha Picked
Tri-City Players

HASTINGS. Neb. April S-tspeolai
Telegram. l-Iiastings Young Mems Chris
tlan association team won the state
championship in the basket ball tourna-
ment tonight, defeating the Omaha picked
team OF the Tri-city league. a to 70.
Hastings kept In the lead throughout.
The Omaha men. while brilliant indi-
vidually. were at disadvantage In never
having previously played together ex-
cept IN this tournament. Hastings won
the first half 10 to Z. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OMAHA TEAM PLAYS IN
THE FINALS At HASTINGS

HASTINGS. Neb.. April s-tspecisi
ITeiegTsm.l-Tbe Omaha and Hastings
Young Mems Christian association bss-
ket ball teams are matched for the final
championship game tonight in the Bas-
ket Ball tournament. Last night lincoln
and Hastings played tie. the first half
Of the FIRST game. but Hastings wen IN
ths second by q total score Of 8 10 q.
In the second game Lincoln had Omaha
beatsn . to Is at the end AZ the first
half. but Omaha made squirt In the
second half and by making ten points
In the last ten minutes OF play. beat
Lincoln n to q.
Omaha y represented b. team nickei
from the Tri-eity league Leaders Of
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Shields 10 coming tonight 10 taxa the
place Of Hoffman. othsrs In the Omaha
Lineup are PrsehA Hughes. coian-
BarrAman.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

A new exit has been placed IN tho
stands at Rourks park for the accommo-
dation Of the crowds which are en-
rscts6 this season Anothsr change
which has been nznde 10 the instalistion
Of an electric gong. which WI Do away
With the old one Ths nsw gong WIN
be operated By 8 press eutton.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
GREAT INTEREST
In INDOOR MEET
CONTINUED from FIRST Pass.,

NNontinueu tFon ritst rh&tt
have had in years coe college Is send
ing few stAfs who are expected to
make q great showing Among the coe
college entries will be Clement Wilson.
who will be candidate this year for
the Olympic games. Wilson Is q crack
at the 100 yard dash. the fifty-yard dash
and the ,o-yard event. He Is said to be
the best short distance man In the United
Statss today running as an amateur.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

LAWRENCE. Neh.. April S--sspeci&i p
lie outlook for base bail team AZ this
present The citizens Rave taken up the
matter and orgaHized an ASSOCIATION. with
r. j. X DECKER, n b Mciuece and
a ) kgnci as a hoard 81 direetors ana
~ L ferkes president. r 3. Mciiiece
secre,sry ane Matt Friend Treasures. ~
ASSURES some good management for the
season
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
SEWERS ORDERED TO REPAY
MONEY TO kEARkEY CLUB

KEAhNEY. Neb.. April e-rormer
President II. 8 SEWERS Of the Nebraska
state league has been ordered BY the
district court to repay SID to the Kear-
ney club and TO pay the costs Of the suit.
SEWERS took this sum from the guarantee
fund deposited with the league by the
club and turned It over 10 Player Black
after his release last year. Black had an
overdraft a. . local bank ana II sub
tracted this from his check when he
csshsd Il. He appealed to the president
Of the league and SEWERS paid the az
ference from the guarantee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
CUBS SECURE ONLY RUN IN
CONTEST WITH H00SIERS

INDIANAPOLIS. April s.-The Chicago
Nationals won close contested game
from the Indianapolis American assocla-
ton team today b. score Of 1 70 q The
pitching Of MeTntlrs and Tony featured.
Score: RH.E
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I 3
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

The Eeif links st the local outdoor sport
clubs were crowded yesterday Afternoon
with the early pill chassrz and many
friendly matches were played. Dave
Msntiply reported twenty-four early sea
club. The Field club showed about thirty
and Happy Hollow had quota Of TWEEN
ty-five
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
WHITE Sox' TIMELY HITS
TOO MUCH FOR DRuMMERS

ST. JOSEPH. No. April s-Timely
hits coupled with errors and stolen bases,
gave the Chicago American regulars an
easy victory over the local Western
league team today. the score being 6 10
r. The Chicago. pltchers had the local
players ct their mercy. Score. RH.E.
Chicago 10
81 Joseph.................... 4 s
batteries: Aoxridge, Peters and Mayer;
Cruteher. Giffin and Castle.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

KANSAS CITY, April 6-Ransas CITY
won an exciting and close game from The
Pittsburgh Nationals here today. 9 70 s
Catcher James OF Kansas City drove in
home run. The teams VIII play two
more games.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
R0URKES READY
FOR THE OPENING

tcOntinued from First Pass)
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BIRTHS.

To the wife of Bruce S. Will
loughby Sunday, August Is, 1912,
a 9-pound daughter-Helen Fran
ces.
Born, to Judge and Mrs. H.
Clay Mckee, at Parker Hospital,
Columbia, Mo-, Monday, August
18th, a fine 74-pound boy. The
young man has been named Duncan
Mckee after his great-grandfather,
DR.. w. H. Duncan, deceased, for
some years one of Columbia's most
prominent and we'll known citizens.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
Fishing Party.

The following from here left
Tuesday morning for til cir
camp on the Cumberland river,
near Williamsburg, where they
will spend two weeks fishing:
Messrs. Harry Enoch, Chas. Ha-
zelrigg, w. A. DeHaven, w. L:
Kirkpatrick, r. M. Barnes, DR.. G.
w. Harris and Mayor w. A.
Samuels. Mr.. Chas. Turner will
leave in few days to join the
party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
Delightful Dance.

The dance given at Trimble's
Hall last Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 6. Hamilton
in honor of their guests, Misses
Blair and Cooper, of Memphis,
Tenn, was one of the most beau
tiful social functions of the sum-
mer. A large crowd was present
and enjoyed their hospitality. Dur
ing the pleasant hours punch was
served by Mrs. A. Sidney johnson
and Mrs. Pierce VIM, and at in
PERMISSION a lunch was enjoyed.
served by Benedict, of Louisville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
aTHE SIGk.a

Mr.. j. Roger Gatewood is in a
very serious condition.
Mrs. Jack Owings is in a very
serious condition, but is slightly
better than she was the first OF
the week.
Ewing Kennard, who has had
typhoid fever for several days
past, is some better.
Helen Ray, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Redmond,
who has been quite sick for the
past week is getting along nicely.
The condition of Miss Mary
Dee, Sullivan remains about the
same.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
KNOXVILLE.
(By Miss Alta Vivion.l

Quite a number from this place
attended court at Mt. Sterling
Monday.
Mrs. Vice Williams, of Copper's
Creek, is visiting her sister, Miss
Sarah Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Piersall spent
Sunday with the latter's mother,
Mrs. John Scott.
Protracted meeting began at
this place Sunday, with good at
tendance.
Mrs. John Combs, who has been
quite i'll, we are glad to state is
better.
Mr.. Troy Martin and sister,
Miss Ethel. of Stanton; Miss Ber-
nice and Vernon Conlee and Miss
Lille Rice, of Winchester, and
Morgan Penney, of Egypt, spent
Saturday evening with Miss Alta
and Harvey Vivion.
Miss Ethel Wilson, of Spencer,
is visiting Miss Lura Pace this
week.
Messrs. Cliff Pace and Frank
Pieratt purchased of unknown par
ties several calves. Price I'M
known.
Messrs. Dee Combs and Berch
Piersall attended church at White
Hall Sunday.
Miss Ethel Martin and brother,
Troy, returned to their home at
Stanton after a protracted visit
with friends and relatives near this
place.
Mrs. Mary Davis, who has been
visiting in Mt. Sterling for the
past few weeks, has returned to
the home of her brother, I. j.
Love.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
GRASSY LICK.
(By Miss Elizabeth Carr. J

| W $4,000 ~'J
T. j. Carr and wife, j. M. Nc
CURE and wife. spent last We'd
nesday with Mrs. l.. w. Mallory
at Towards Mill.
Pierson Hall and sister, of
Sharpsburg, were visitors here
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter,
Virginia, and Miss Lucy Goodpas-
ter, of Sharpsburg, and Miss
Emma d. Hamilton, of Stops,
were guests of the family of I. j.
Carr last Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Rushford and
daughter, Miss Nell, and son,
William, of Winchester, spent
Friday and Saturday with T. H.
Carr and wife.
billiard Mcclure returned home
Saturday from a visit to Morgan
county.
Clayton Ramsey and wife, of
Winchester, spent Sunday with the
family of j. w. Mason.
Dean Carr attended the Lexing-
ton fair Friday.
Elder K. B. ID. Mann, of Lex
ington, is with the family of DR..
A. H. Robbins this week.
Miss Alta Mcclure, who has
been visiting the family of j. NJ.
Mcclure, returned to her home
at Omer Sunday.
Bruce Robbins spent Friday at
High Bridge.
Claude Ksrrick, wife and daugh-
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Off for New York.

Mr.. j. d. Hazelrigg left Friday
for New York and other eastern
cities where he will select the fall
stock for Hazelrigg & Son. Mr..
Hazelrigg is buyer of years of
experience and his selections are
always very fine ones. He was
accompanied by his nephew, Mr..
Tom Grubbs, Jr. They will visit
numerous other Eastern cities be-
fore returning.
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/ RPERSONAL.a

Mr.. James Freeman, of Lexing.
ton, was in this city last Friday.
Attorney Earl w. Senff was in
Louisville Thursday on business.
Miss Matte Robinson visited
friends 10 Versailles the first of the
week.
Mr.. G. w. Heck, of Paris, was
in the city Monday on business.
Mrs Matte Woodson Barnes,
of Owingsville, was in the city
Friday.
DR.. P. X. McKenna spent sew
,eral days at Olympian Springs
last week.
Miss Pearl Lane is attending
Circuit Court at Frenchburg this
week.
Mr.. Hubert Vreeland. of Frank
fort, was in this city on business
last week.
Attorney James Clay, of More
head, was in the city Monday on
legal business.
Mr.. w. P. Guthrie, of Green
vile, Ala, is here on a visit to his
family.
= Mr.. Richard VIM returned
Monday after visit to relatives in
Lexington.
Mr.. Chenault Cockrell, wife and
baby left Monday for their home
in Middlesboro.
Sheriff Seth Bolts and Judge A.
N. Crooks, of Owingsville, were in
the city Monday.
Mesdames E. w. Senff and L.
l.. Bridgforth are visiting Mrs. j.
r. Hobbs at Shelbyville, Tenn.
Attorneys w. B. White and W.
G. Hamilton are attending Circuit
Court at Frenchburg this week.
Mr.. John Knox Arnold. of
Washington, d. c., is the guest of
his mother, Mrs. Ann Arnold.
Mrs. George F. Doyle and little
SOP, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Doyle's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Drake.
Mrs. Lou Hampton and daugh-
ter, Miss frankie, spent several
days with relatives in Lexington
last week.
Among those registered at
Olympian Springs from this city
Sunday we're: Messrs. Albert
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ter, of Stepstone, visited VIM,
Cravens and wife Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Nancy Cravens and Miss
Nellie Smelling, were the guests OF
Miss Edna Stamper in Owings.
vile Saturday and Sunday.
The Methodist Church was re-
opened here Sunday with impress
sive services. A large crowd was
in attendance and much interest
was manifested.