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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
.BLUEF|ELO LOSES
TO POCAH0NTAS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
PoCAHONTAS, VA. Nov. 24.---The
&c; so" Athletic club basketball team
defeated the All-Star team of Blue
field, composed of the pick of that
city. last night at their clubrooms in
a very fast and interesting game OF
basketball. with the score Of 20 to IS.
A large crowd was in attendance, and
ali good plays were impartially cheer
ed. The free goal throwing of Eas-
ley was the feature as far as Bluefield
was concerned. For Poeahontas, the
whole team played fast. and clearly
showed their knowledge of the game.
The score:
Bluefield-Easley. right forward:
Douthat. Ridgeley. left forward:
Bruce, center: Long. right guard; Me-
Hhanny, left guard.
Pocahontas-Lubiin right for
ward; Go odman. left forward; Rees.
center: Boray. right guard; Greear.
left guard.
Summary: Field geals-Lubliner. s:
Goodman. 8: Easley, /; Ridgeley, 2.
Free throws-Easley. s. Lubliner. 4.
Time Of halves--20 minutes, Referee
Joe Stuplasky. Timekeeper and
scorer-Boray and M ddIeswarts-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
SPEED KINGS HERE
TO RACE AT TRACK
RICHMOND WILL HAVE GREATEST
MEET EVER HELD IN
THE SOUTH.
EAST VERS US WEST
DIsBROw AND INHERENT, WORLDS
RECORD HOLDERS, WILL CLASH
WITH BEST DRIVERS
From NEW YORK.

The automobile races at the State
be the greatest ever acid IA the
South.
Iney will be conducted under the
auspices OF the ttlcAiaoad Au1omo-
bile e4uD, but the Aa.oAmopAe DeaI-
efs snow ASSOCIATION as Tue pIiine
mover ia the alIair.
All the memuers of the associa-
ton. Incaoenta4iy, are Iaemuers Oh me
club.
The racing committee has engaged
the sreatesa arIveis 10 be hau an
America. The members have spared
NO expense 10 get lns best.
They nave Drougat Louis Disbrow
and Joe Nlkrent nom the tar West
and Will bring kaIph Muiford and
Spencer Nlsnart fIom the far Last
TO meet on Neutral ground In RIcn-
mond.
This will be the first time that
these speed kings have ever Faced
eacn DINER.
Raipn DePalma is kept out of the
meet by injuries sustained in MA-
waukee, but his place VIII be flied
by Johnny Minkes, GosneIl, Lewis
Chandler or Bergdoli anu the drivers
Oh the h1AAep warren anu AefCeE
cars.
lhe biggest and best racing cars
in the world will be seen. Disbrow
has a 29o-horse power Fiat. main-
moth affair. and with his case "Rul-
let and Simplex Zip" he holds sev-
enteen worlds records.
Sikrent IL holder Of four worlds
records
Muitori is Vanderbilt cup win
ner.
Wishart has beaten Mulford IN a
track meet.
Minker. N his Kline car, has swept
everything In his class and the War
rem and Mercer cars have yet to NEE,
their match.
Local dealers will have thei,
swiftest touring cars and bouts
In the events for such cars, but The
interest lies In the record-smashins
races of the big cars.
The city of Richmond has put ur
a prize Of $3.50 for the best time
made by any driver IN any event
which means slashing races from
start to finish.
There also will be special exhibi.
tons by the speed kings and tns
e'7ances are that the track record q
SIS seconds will be smashed from tn.
first dash OF the speed kings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
YALE RECEIPTS
ABOUT $500

NEW HAVEN. conn, Nov. ~
Plans for radical change in Yale's
football coaching system will be taken
up by the new athletic committee
during the winter, but it is impos-
sible to forecast their action. Most
of the cider football alumni wish a
graduate coach OF experience appoint
ed for series of years, demanding
thai "a. ~ gr.'siv system be essaon IN
ed, md pointing out that Yale has
Won fran II. rsard and Princeton
only t,fate in The past four years,
Yates football receipts for the
season viii ain san 10 about s75.0le
including $ss,u0v from the Harvard
game s,s ,G0o from the Prin ca.un
game, stt.e9t FROM the Brown game.
and the remainder ffom the minu,.
contests. Wis viii be sas.i. in
the opening TIE new oi,creie
staiiu n ut Yale, and the game IN
the Harvard stadium.
Yales oatis,k fer next seeson Ia
fair. with Talbot. ketcham. PEN
deltcn. Warren. Avery. Flynn. Car
ter, Ninold, uummeliy. Merkie, Cas-
ties and Cornell Of this falls vete-
rams, In the squad.
kttchart. centcs. wi :"niiy ne
elected cauthin nrxt week. In Gaze
the present coaching system Is con-
tinued, Spaldin9. Philb.n. Bomeisler
and Cocney will probably be the
coaching stan for next season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
SHOWMEN FORM
7EkP|N LEAGUE
START IN BUSINESS TONIGHT.
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE OF DUCK
PRIMERS HAMMER EACH
OTHER.

The more the merr9er. Another
tenpin league starts going at the
Palace alleys tonight, The merry
men from the local theaters form the
new organizations. They Will sing
songs and tell riddles during the
games and keep everyone In good
humor. while the contest In on. II Is
a merry crowd, and lucky lis the man
who IN present while the fights are
on.
The teams. represent the Academy,
Colonial. Bijou and I4nbin-
The first game win be played to-
night between the BiJou and Colonial
teams On Wednesday Lubin AMI the
Academy will chase the pins
In the newspaper ducknin league
the games tonight will be between
the Palace nd News LEADER tEaEfs
On Wednesday the Aicas and Times
Dispatch hays mlll tuAs-e. and on FRI
day the Virginian and Journal clubs
will play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

He prepared for Harvard at Everett
High school, where he played half
back for four years, and then spent a
year al Exeter. He captained his
freshman team at Harvard. and made
tue varsity at right haifback from
the start.
Brickley is a wholesome, demo-
cratic fellow, and Is working his way
through college. He does not like
football as well as baseball He stands
very high In his studies, and declares
that history is his favorite study. He
is feet 10 inches tall. Is an all
around athlete, and weighs about ls4
pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
LOOKS. LIKE VIRGINIA GAME
Glance Over Past Perom Gives Fansi Grounds
for Hope hat North Carolina May Take Game
Thursday-Crowds to Arrive Here Wednesday From
Everywhere

There are plenty Of people In
Richmond. who would prefer to have
the Tarheei team win, but the great
majority will be at the park on Sat
irday to shout for the Charlottesville
eleven.
At any rate the day will bring
forth its big crowd. The day will be
more generally observed hereabout
this year than for some time. due to
the belief that the election OF wilson
will bring more general prosperity.
Carolina will reach Richmond We'd
nesday evening, and will put up at
the Richmond hotel
The Charlottesville youngsters viii
probably proceed to Ashland and stop
overnight at the Henry Clay inn, as
heretofore.
A large crowd Is expected with both
elevens The railroads have offered
special rates most of the week. for
those attending the educational con-
ference and the jubilee parade, ami
many will take advantage OF that to
attend the football game and the auto
mobile races of the following two
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
BRlCkLEY WORKING HIS WAY
Manstay OF Harvard Team Is Democratic Youngster-Ie
Prefers Game ef Baseball That of the G. diron--Is
Al-around Athlete-Likes History

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Nov. "a
Charles Edward Br.ckley. the hero Of
yesterdays Harvard Yale football con-
test, celebrated his twenty-frst birth
day with his family at his home in
Everett
OF the l76 points scored by Har-
ward during the present season, Brick
ley has counted ninety-four points.
over half of what his team has made
Nine touehdowns. thirteen field goals
and a goal following touchdown. is
his record. As drop kicker he stars,
and he made this his special seven
years ago. with the one hope of as
sisting Harvard to defeat a Yale
team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

With the appearance In the pa
ade on Tuesday night Of the Uni
Eersity of Virginia Alumni associa-
ton. a large whoop for the thanks
giving Day football game will be
started. 1t is said that the members
of the association will wea' the
coiors Of the university. and that they
win be out more than one hundred
strong.
There seems to be little DOUBT IN
the minds OF followers Of the game
that Virginia will this yea' carry
Carolina to defeat. with little trouble.
That is the general impression. bui
there are some ardent supporters OF
the wn-homers. who have lost no
confidence, and who declare that
they do not allow their loyalty to de-
prive them of their judginetaf. wn"
still insist that Carolina VIII spring
a surprise and take the game from
Virginia.
From past performances this To-
duction would seem tn be more OF
joke than anything upon which to
place tangible wager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
SUFFOLK EXCITED
OVER SUNDAY RACE
HARRY NORRIS DEFEATS FIELD
IN TEN-AfILE CR0SS-COUN-
TRY HIKE.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
SUFFOLK. VA, Nov. 24.--.sunolS
took Sunday afternoon to pull off its
first Marathon race" the race con-
sisting of twelve of Sunolk's most
popular young men, both In the So
ciai and business circles of the city.
AT o'clock they started on Main
street In Suffolk for the jaunt of ten
miles,. lacking ten feet. cross-country
to the little village of Chuckatuck. A
small wager was made yesterday that
two OF the racers could not make the
distance TN tive hours .~ssse,,s,
The word was soon passed around.
emo by noon today twelve had been
booked for the start, and over one
thousand dollars had been wagered.
In one instance bets were made to
that II. Garland Gruhbs. young real
eEsata man and mill owner. Of Suf-
folk, would not make the distance in
the required time. Mr.. Grubbs weighs
over two hundred pounds and Ii green
from a Marathon standpoint. Sew
eral hundred people congregated on
Main street TO see the start. and the
participants were followed by over
nifty automobiles and over two hun
bred people, riding horseback. bicy-
Cles AAa ia okIsEF seAtiNsSS~ AHS fUAtu
vas through the most prosperous
trucking section OF Eastern Virginia.
ard scores were seen at the gates IF
every farmhouse.
The race WAS won by Harry Morris.
vho made the ten miles In | hour
" minutes and 81 seconds. ]. w.
Vines. second. over 10 minutes behind
The winner.
Gruhhs finished last in hour an I
~ minutes. r. w. Jones came In 3
minutes over the two-hour limit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

Richmond will bubble over with
enteI talI4IAent and AlausehAent taas
week. from the opSn4n5 OF tte snow
houses tn4s at.eI NOON ~ .Ie taI mag
OF the Ie.lts On SATURDAY on DI o.t a
sti sci, tneie wal ne sOAAetnias Go.Ais
~oitn tne VINE OF tAose VINO iooK
upon alnastnlei4ts as part OF usl4iy
lie.
Besides the theaters, and their Of
ferings theie wIii be other diversions.
The big Wilson para4e to be gwen
by the city Democratic committee to-
morrow night, will prove an enter
tainment which hundreds of Nir-
gin-ans will travel miles to see. Tine
floats and special features to be Of
fered by many Of the Organizations
along the march will prove amusing
as well as interesting.
There will be several bands Of
music, from other cities, together with
kessnich's and the Blues bands. and
the red lights and Roman candles viii
help lend life and vim to the oc-
casion.
On Thanksgiving Day the big foot
ball game will bring out the patriotic
feeling In the breasts of the hundreds
here who have favorites on either
team-North Carolina or Virginia.
And then the theaters will present
unusually attractive programs. AT the
Academy klaw Il Frlanger will in
troduce Charlotte Walker In The
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" for
three II. ghts. beginning tonight.
On Thursday Henrietta Crosman
will appear at the Academy in The
Real Thing" which will be the
Thanksgiving offering at that show
shop.
After Thanksgiving will come the
real big attraction Of the week--the
automobile races. These races will
Introduce some of the headliners in
the snort and will undoubtedly prove
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
LEIIIGH DEFEATS HER
oi.D RIVAL, LAFAYETTE

EAsTOE. PA, Nov. 24.--Before the
largest crowd ever assembled on
March Ffelt. Leh,gh defeated their
ancient rival. Lafatte. yesterday af-
ternoon by a score OF 10 to o, A touch
down from beautiful forward pass
pazzetti to Sawtelle, and field goal
BY pazzetti were the scores
In the first two periods Lafayette
showed wonderful offensive form
gaining 1853 yards to their opponents
AZ. and making six fret downs to
none for Lehigh. The line plungins
OF Hennessey and Brown twice car
ried the ball TO Lehigh's five-yard line,
but the Maroon and White team lack
ei the punch and were held fol-
s.,uns. only few feet from the goal
tine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
MR.. PRESTON is OUT
FOR COLLECTORS JOB

p. A. Preston. Of Abingdon. has
joined the army Of applicants for po-
sition under the new Democratic ad-
ministratton. having announced his
candidacy fer the position IL collector
Of internal revenue for the Sixth DIS
trict OF Virginia.
Mr.. Preston Ii backed by q number
OF the influential Democrats OF the
Southwest and by some Of other acc
tions. Mr.. Preston IL banker. Mr..
Preston worked hard for Ayers and
Wilson In washington county. which
WAS the only county In the Ninth
congressional district to retain the
Stuart majority OF two years ago. In
that eounU \ waa douhlad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
". AND |. AFTER
CAROLINA hGG|ES

The football game In Norfolk on
Thursday between Washington and
Lee and Carolina A. and NJ. promises
to produce some entertainment. In
terest lis at pitch. Washington and
Lee has been doing some great things
this year. while A. and Nj. has been
bv no means slow. There are many
Washington and Lee people In Rich
mnnd. some of whom are likely to
take the trip down by the seaside to
see the fast Lexington eleven take a
fall from the Aggies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
Boxing Fans Enjoying Treat.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Nov "a
Over six thousand followers Of the
boxing game travelled TO Vernon this
afternoon. where they were rewarded
with every training camp novelty from
fancy bag punching to the knockdown
punishment of the ever-suiferlng
srarring partners.
Nc A. O.. the Same arena that will be
the scene Of his Thanksgiving day
contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. a.
Percy ID. HauRhton, head coach OF the
victorious Harvard football team, has.
according TO report today. been re-
engaged for a term OF years at $40. 900
per year. Despite this rumor. it is
believed that the axtute football leader
will retire to enjoy the pleasures OF
domesticity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

President Dreyfuss, Of the Pirates.
declares that he will not offer big
money to Roger Bresnahan. to sign
"A contract Ii Roger will accep; the
clubs terms. Dreyfuss says he can
have an engagement. Bresnahan. by
the way. promises TO bring his con-
tracts with the st, Louis club before
the National leagues directors next
month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

most attra ctye and fascinating tMA
lover of the auto.
Following the policy set this 49,
the Bijou attraction will prove Oh
one Of high class. no less a MT
show, the Madame Sherry.
piece has been seen here several fA
and 1t Ia stated that the cONunI
to open at the Bijou tonight N3t&|
as strong as any which has been
in this city.
The vaudeville houses are ~
beyond themselves, almost, In 0
THANKSGIVING offerings.
All the theaters will give up4(
Thanksg giving matinees
The New York Philharmonic 81
ctety Orchestra, eighty-fve men, T.
Mischa Elman, a noted violinfst.
appear at the auditorium on W
nesday night
The Trail of the Lonesome r11S
While John Fox, Jr.. let u "a
the life Of June in the written IT.
Eugene Walter leads us, AZ Ii IN
gently by the hand. and we 10
Charlotte Walker. who impers011
the wild mountain girl with -
sym rathy. above--beyond- the ~
tops of the Cumberland moun&G1
into realms of romantic love. No.
kIaw IL Erlanger have struck All
OBS keynote OF coloring in the Il
, auisito scenIc embellishments
have lent their production. for
only does painter and author chi
ingiy intcrweave their concepti0E
scene and action. but they have -
no - n fsf1Yf
the primitiveness of the denixan 01
Virginia hills, than one could
] sibiy imagine from the printed
| Of ffr. Fox's delightful narratiVN%
You are introduced to June
| to the man who means so mu4If
| her life, at the very rise of the cur
! They meet in the shadow Okss
| towering. whispering pine. nAe1
motif of a forest melody, an
/ which runs through the play IT.
| sponsive revibration. and In III
| we fairly hear the though-eeax3
/ too low they build. who bulk
/ neath the stars Charlotte WIN
/ harefooted in the character Of At
! and CARRIED IN the ragged hoHa@
| dress OF rough mountaineer's an
| ter. foreshadows from the fr1&
greatest of the miracles OF chtl&
! 1.-The dawn of love. and true M4M
| hood, but the shadow of jeaf0l3
| thrown across the trail. when
who hopes 70 marry her, watcAN
sheer desneratfon the awakentuu
| her love for Jack Hale.
STEM by step the story deN44
and the unconscious waoinE ~
sweers onward with the freshnA
an upland breeze, she goes 10 IN.
and after she returns to thu j.
she hears thnse rumors reg1xM
herself and Hale. and sees th4S
REVEAL Of the Tolliver-Falin feudsg
cousin. Dave. is accused OF Gh0N1
| Jacks mariner. June. who In In On
/, as to whether Hale has been k4
| bv Dave or not. hides him in%a
bedroom The man he did shd1
re-ried into the cabin hv y r.
| fe'Aer ard June shows plainly
: relief that Ii is not the MAN
+, tovas who has been hit by a.
| hrliet Hale follows and del8lM
| the surrender of Dave. JunNss
| fuses 70 disclose hts hiding r.
|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
Football, Motoring, General Sporting News
RICHMOND'S JUBILEE WEEK

Great Diversity Of L tcrtainment fer Thanksgiving T
Including Br II an Street Pageant Automobile r.
and Famous SLOWS At lheatres-Au,ical Com
ard Vaude, lille
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
Attra ctions Tonight.

Attractions Tonight.
Academy - ue Tran w the Lone
some flne.
bIJou-.,la1am Sherry.
EtnplEe-s~atit aIl4ay and others.
CotDniai-rIfso ana olns4s.
LuUln stew art AID sots"tart ana
olne.4-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

President Tip O'Neil. OF tina Western
league. puts -crusher on the stery
that several clubs In his circuit and
others IN the American Association
OMEN nays the yarn d made out Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
NAVY PREPARING
FOR ARMY FIGHT

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 24.--The Naval
Academy football team will start to-
morrow on Its Anal preparations for
the game against the military acade-
my eleven, on Franklin field. Phiia-
aeiphia. The substantial victories .ner
the Narth Carolina ..Aggies and the
University Of New York ENCOURAGES
the Navy contingent greatly. and II
is believed here that the chances Of
another victory this year are at least
even. 1t Is held that individually the
Navy team Is stronger than the Army
and that the team work will improve
81 eatly during the week. The sat-.
VIII leave Annapolis for Philadelphia
on Thursday, a day earlier than
usual
A number OF positions m tho teams
are uncertain. AMI Head Coach How
ard is unable to even forecast the
full makeup Of the team at the start
Of the Army game. Ii Ii certain that
two fullback fields win be used, Rudes
Leonard. McEavey and Harrison Will
probably start, and be altetnated with
Nichols. Alexander. Failing. with
perhaps others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
Shoots Up Street.

George Smith. colored. war arrested
yesterday morning on charge OF
SHOOTING up Pegg street Saturday
night. II II alleged that he stood cut
in the street and fred prcm,scuously
ct passing people. A bullet came dan
gerously close to James Mobiles. who
was driving cart at the time.
Smith fed from the scene. but was
Tanner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

Continued on Sixth Pages|
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-18

Memorial services in honor of
late Fire Marshal James Horan
and those who died with him at
Morris & Co. warehouse fire, Dec.
p, 1910, will be held Monday.
Second anniversary Of the blaze.
Vim. ]. Hackett, watchman at
5000 S. Robey ST., shot and fatal
ly wounded. John Duggan, 1866
irving av., his stepson, guard in
county Jail, arrested. Identified
by Hackett. Denies charge.
Three auto bandits attempted
to hold up Daniel McFall, $3.50
LOOMS st. He ran. Escaped
their bullets. They escaped.
Three young men entered store
of James Smart, 6551 S. Halsted
st. Took so cents from till.
Robbers took So and a watch
from Roy WEIGH, 18, 735 w. Goth
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ander-
son, 9O7 w. 58th ST., robbed of 81
and watch and chain worth $35
while on way home from grocery.
Burglars entered home of Mrs.
E. P. Rouchey, 7849 Emerald av.
Escaped with $40.
Two negroes robbed Chinese
restaurant in Hammond of $500.
Believed to be coming here.
George Bansbach arrested in
fiat at 1843 Washington blvd.
Charged with disorderly conduct.
May be member of safe blowing
gang.
Two police autos are searching
for auto bandits with orders 70
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-18

Six persons injured in collision
between auto and c. & N. W.
freight train at W. Kinzie st.
Will recover.
Roy Dick, 7oog East End av.,
chauffeur, severely hurt when
auto he was driving was struck
by N. Y. c. train at E. 9th st.
Two mysterious fires in saloon
of Sidias, 1149 S. Wabash ave.
Believed revenge. Police on
guard.
George Thomas arrested for
hanging around home of his
wifes parents, where she is stay.
ing. Carried gun.
Chas. Mitchell found uncon-
scious in hotel at 600 w. Madi-
son st. Hospital. Pullmotor
failed.
Henry West, destitute civil
war vet, will be buried by COM
rades.
E. R. Litzinger, counsel for g.
w. Fitzgerald, made the closing
speech for the defense today in
u. S. treasury $4,000 case.
Alexander Pisacuk slapped Ma
Italia Siminsuks, 20, 100 Max
well ST., face when she refused
to marry him after he had spent
$500 on her for gifts and amuse-
ments. Fined $40.
J.E. Vos, 42, 1O16 w. 72nd st.,
struck by auto truck. Seriously
injured.
Chas. E. Dedrickson, ~, print
er. 240o Moffat ST suicide Razor
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
Keene Center

Tho mas Mckenzie of Haslett has
purchased the Knowlton farm on the
county line and will move TO il about
the fifteenth.
Max Raymor lost horse last week.
Lester Knee returned Tuesday from
a visit with his grandfather in Bedding.
Martin Cox Jr. and wife of Ionia
were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Brock.
The Ladies Aid social at Dewitt
Hunters last Wednesday night was q
success socially and financially, over
$l5 were the receipts. Quite a number
from Lowell were in attendance. Rev
Ogg gave fine talk enjoyed by all.
Quite good sized audience attended
church last Sunday afternoon to wei
come Pastor George home from hi.
three weeks vacation au Bay View
He is going to give the best thought.
Of the best speakers he heard, from
Sunday to Sunday. Come and hea
him next Sunday at p m. fast time
Keene Grange this week Friday
night. Program as follows: Song
Grange; Roll Call, One effective meth
cd of Kidding the premises of flies
Music, Gladys Calhoun; Paper, Food
Classified, Cora Calhoun; Paper, Bal
anced Meals, Eva Hunter; Reading
Eula Abbott; Paper, What is cook
Ernest Pinkney; Paper, What W,
would eat II were cook, Jud Lee
Music, Blanche Renwick; Penny
March.