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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
DR.. COLLIER BUYS
INTEREST IN FIRM
BECOMES oNE-FoURTH OWNER
IN NEW DRUG STORE At
THE DEPOT.

Some of the plans of Collier &
Smiser, as announced in The Daily
Herald of Wednesday, have been ma.
terially changed. DR.. Maurice B. Col
lier has bought fourth interest from
the Smiser Bros, and the new drug
store will be operated as Collier &
Smiser's Drug Store No. 2.
DR.. Waldrop has disposed of the
stock of drugs and other fixtures, and
as soon as they are moved, a large
and completely new stock will be in
stalled. However for the present
they will put in no soda fountain, as
the Martin building will be only tenn
porarily occupied. Mrs Martin pro-
poses to erect a new and especially
equipped building for their use just
east of the present structure. This
will be done just as soon as the fire
loss on the old building has been
properly adjusted with the insurance
companies. When they get moved
from the old into the new structure,
the fountain will be installed. 1t is
the intention of the new proprietors
to put in one of the most elegant and
handsome in the city. The trade in
this line of business, they think, will
be large by reason of the proximity
to the station and they will put in a
fountain large enough to handle the
future as well as the present trade.
The drugstores will be operated as
No. l and No. 2. Both will be under
the direct attention and supervision
of DR.. Smiser and Dr. Collier. Booker
Smiser will be only a silent partner
in the drug store No. 2. He will con-
tinue to work at Culleoka and Pulas-
XII
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
COL. JOHN v. FRY
TO Be POSTMASTER
At BIG BOARD BANQUET
SEVERAL OF MOST PROMINENT
MEN OF STATE WILL DELiv.
Err ADDRESSES.
peck IS COMING
President Peyton and Director White
foord r. Cole, of Nashville, Chatta.
nooga G. St. Louis Railroad viii
Be Among List of Speakers.

Plans are practically complete fol-
the big annual Board of Trade ban
quet on next Thursday night. The
program was arranged and completed
this morning by the program commit
tee at meeting called by Chairman
Fulton. The committee on entertain
ment, working in two sections, is
making canvass of the city this aft
ernoon and is meeting with most cor.
dial encouragement.
In addition to President John Howe
Peyton, Of the Nashville, Chattanooga
& st. Louis Railroad, Whitefoord R.
Cole, member Of the board of direc-
tors of the railroad, and Capt. T. F.
Peck, commissioner of agriculture,
will also be present and address the
banquet.
Col. John W. Fry has been named
as the POSTMASTER for the occasion,
a most admirable selection as Col.
Fry is one of the original boosters of
the Board Of Trade.
In addition to the above mentioned
distinguished speakers, Col. Hutton,
state superintendent of banks, will
also be on the program.
The following is the program for
the event: s..-
POSTMASTER, Col. John W. Fry.
Address, J. H. Peyton, president
Nashville. Chattanooga & st. Louis
Railroad.
Address, J. L. Hutton, state super
intendent Of banks.
The relation of the public to the
railroad commission, Frank Avent,
member state railroad commission.
Address, Hon. Whitefoord r. Cole,
of Nashville.
Loyalty to Home Enterprise, J. /.
Finney.
Development of the Agricultural
Resources of This Section, Capt. T..
F. Peck, commissioner of agriculture.
Good Roads, Mayor William
Of Spring Hill.
At the conclusion of the formal pro-
gram there will be several informal
talks after which ballots will be dis.
tributed and the board of directors
to serve for the coming year will be
elected
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
CHURCH
TO SERVE DINNER

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Baptist church will serve din
ner on Court Square on the first Mon
day of April.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
Addle Cothran.

Addie Cothran, aged II years, an
orphan who lived with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Flanagan, Of this city, died
Tuesday morning. The funeral SER
vices will take place at the Carter's
Creek church Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, Rev. R. H. Hoover officiat-
ing. The interment will be in the
Anderson cemetery.
The deceased was a member OF the
Christian church. She was a sweet,
lovely girl, and there will be many to
miss her. Her death was due to tu-
berculosis.
Maury Undertaking Co., funeral di-
rectors, in charge, H. s. Smith, man
ager
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
twenty-five Years
Ago in Columbia

Last Tuesday evening the follow
ing named ladies' and gentlemen went
possum hunting: Mrs. E. H. Hatch
err Misses Kate Turner, Nell Hast
ings and Mary Warren; Messrs. c. N.
McLemore, Robert Williams, Charles
Gamble and S. w. Portlock. They
left the city in carriages and proceed
ed to the country, where they were
met by the dogs and their owner.
Two possums were bagged.
The arrangements for the Scotch
Irish congress are going on quietly,
but vigorously and successfully. The
secretary is sending out invitations
at the rate of 300 per week in addition
to the general invitation, which is ex-
tended to all the race. The newspa-
pers are commenting in the most
complimentary terms upon Columbia
and the congress from Maine to Ore
gon. Let Columbia keep awake on
this subject, for she will have to
spead herself to entertain them.
About o'clock Wednesday night
seven prisoners made their escape
from the county Jail. They were very
quiet about it, being careful not to
disturb the slumber of any of their
neighbors. And the way that they
did it is just as falling off a log,
after you learn how. On the side of
the cells are narrow windows about
wide enough for a man to get his
hand through. Through some of
these windows friends furnished the
material and on the floor the Jail
birds built fire. When the rocks
became very hot, they threw water
on them, thereby making them scale
off and easy to break. 1t didn't take
them long to work through twelve
inches in this way, and they were
free men. Three of the men have re-
turned and given themselves up,
while the others are still at large.
Lent is here, and society will take
a short rest. The past social season
has been a gay one for Columbia.
The Century Club is still, on the
increase. Last Friday Messrs. U.
H. Foster, A. C. Floyd, and Col. H.
A. Brown were elected members.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Howard have
returned from ST. Louis and are at
the Bethel House.
George Mckennon is in the East
buying goods for McKennon Bros.
The Columbia Gun Club win be or.
ganized at Satterfield and Church's
tomorrow night. The shots Of the
town while all join in.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
Mrs. Guy Parks.

Mrs. Guy Parks, aged 4S, djed a,
her home at Neapolis Fr day night
She is survived by her husband, three
children, two brothers and five sis
tiers, the latter all living in Nash.
vile and Tampa, Fla. The services
will be conducted at the Neapolis
Methodist church on Sunday after
noon, Feb. Is, at l o'clock, by Rev.
d. P. Lanom. The Parks brothers
will act as pail bearers.
The deceased had been a member
OF the Methodist church for the past
thirty years and has always been &C.
tive in its councils. She was devot-
ed mother and faithful wife, whose
death will be mourned in the commu-
nifty in which she lived.
Maury Undertaking Co., funeral d.
rectors, in charge, H. s. Smith, man.
ager.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
DEATHS HARVEST.
/. 3. Byrd.

L. B. Byrd died Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock at mis- home at God
win, aged 40 years. Mr.. Byrd was a
farmer Of that section, was married
and is survived by wife and six
children. He was consistent men,
Der of the Methodist church at God.
win Chapel. The funeral services
were held at the residence on Friday
afternoon, conducted BY the pastor of
the Methodist church of the Santa
Fe circuit. -. $50
Cakes & Nichols, funeral directors,
in charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
AROUND TOWN.

Hazel Moore, the efficient head Of
The Herald carrier service, is slight
ly indisposed at his home. He has
been unable to attend to his duties
for the past day or so.
Mrs. J. P. Brownlow is still very
i'll at her home at Mt. Pleasant. Col.
Joseph F. Brown'ow has returned
from her bedside. He reports that
she is some better.
o. B. Parsons has purchased the
residence of Mrs. Godfrey on North
Garden street and has moved his fam
lily to his new home.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS WILSON DENIED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Publica-
ton of an official denial of a report
that Miss Margaret Wilson, the Presi-
dents eldest daughter, was engaged
to be married to Boyd Fisher. of
Kansas City, Mo-, was requested to-
day by the White House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
SANITARY CHAIRS
AT BARBER SHOP

The progressive barber shop of
Story and Rambo on Court Square
has just installed three white enam.
elled. strictly sanitary, leather cush-
Toned chairs of the latest imuroved
type. The shop preseats a most at
tractive appearance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
BIG CAR LOAD OF =,.'
"AORIAN" FENCE JUST IN

The tie that binds. Our IL inch
stay fence, having the non-slipping
stay, is better than some of the inch
stay fences sold on this market.
1t Street, Martin & Vaughan Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20

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Sra Setroit. Wicb.. berettes Sen
22be Sanniar: Sislec Ireiioent 81
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ara @oo0lonn, Sans, beretteS
0cu 26oe Sanuor; Mrs. Gpo s..
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ION annNiont ior aon9rc3mano ira
ste Ain1re4Niiiritt &rm tiIbsrcr
oct progressive Farti.
Seq tror. at Den S%mllnnoi9.
beb, al ieg or eli auiuOe. Ell Nuitru
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bar imoo oct, bar lea berior beilut.
lei at title mig iom &anoiSat peo
tommenhe Hominationspale."
Senoes @a~Iaprosrom omintter
rationale 5crbuo, biaisere Serbia.
netarter, Srriaation os andre pro-
sresiipc @isremaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

ret al Observation-Disclosures %
Subilpet, naar oct nu begpnoer.
Get arao iom De fanife pil isle
itprfeit uoenira er fra 6oriparsin.
teresierne. De bar en- meget ltGrf
Bresie / ale borgerlise Barrier og
Ser Sripes en- iberoia Maitotion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

bsie Eriicr poo 2ipsforneoenheoer
- ct SorboIo, iom man tiloeIS 'in'
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ut sc erropeiife 9anoeS Heele'
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naor &c proper at beboloe lin ar
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Sc piIhe life gisre in Fligt MOB
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Sc, iom en- aItior itor l(otapnln9
ueb ll~oponoring i~oraorlager. Men
raor oisie ianme &eelerin9er (eller
Sc baIu.oiiicieae Grganiiationer I'll
lloponoringens 9efiPmpelie) tror,
at Be fan naa lin Senltgt peo at
iremitiQe amerifanif Sorbolb ! ct
oobenbart cIler oelpiS ialif ems, laa
er pi bange Tor, at De bar 'orregnet
Jig.
Otter hpoo ser mcboeles, ifol oct
life barre frit for, at Der o9'da |
Nprac bar nuret eiort Sorlsg poo
at ifrpnnle Solt mco DC torment
lin cIenoi9e Nrbei0siorbolb % all'
oel iinmaairTr GIenoi0beo her /
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Sulf ifnIbe bIi mere tilireo'e meo
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ter % Serior ihtIhe babe ct nof loa
llsie aienbifab til Sorboloene her,
al Soreuiuoen til lloDanoringenS
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riforife gIenhigbeb. Set er ligele-
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Norif. Nmerifaner nle0 Stettc al
nepnte Screening npIIg ltal bape
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paotogeliae Senliat at pie rrem
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paa ct Iis iorlpareS, bUis M bare
ogiaa bisie Sorcoragsboloere %
Soridttere hol0cr iig til Sanoheoen
oa life laoer Jig 'orleoe til Over.
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a%merlfanife Sorbol0, nlen 0errne0
oet nof, eiter boao Der berettes,
loa iom Iaa. Teriom belnelote 6or.
pirfelig mener Oct bel meo
i'm Agitatipn % oct toiler ri
life paa - iaa ber ben bore for.
iiatia meb, hpab ben laber beforOre
/ Erpffen % ieuoer Solf poa SaIien
/ Torm al Soreora9 ON amcrifa;
euerS fan oct LET bUnoe, at oena
Nrbcibe / henne Mctlling blir pprre
enc erfealsit. Sig til oen norlfe
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9torQe, o. pi> Dem, / hpilfen Sen
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life lI0 ira, at aicnolfabet I'll Nnne-
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cr tliucr Al 6rauoc mellcnl Nor1e
"a Amcrifo. pcO NiUlp al bpiltc
alt iliat / uur Sio iorhoIoapi3 let
fan fontrollcre@.
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Set aamle paaIioeliae lsiie.airma

&@ zoe & FIST stI:st.
elaar bu beitiltr frpsiss Jif. &c til al bn faor iriif.
los frpsien Bare. yafe Superior Glib, frpsien
rne Fri Snft. s325 pr. 100 Ynnb. ri brueer lite
Sch Storage" til at frpie Dor tsiii on SpnnIeren, for
iaa az battle ben / 9osier. 0i leIoer iun | SGfie.
,yraattartcrue poa Tif / S1fie er bpbbelt, men bu
~inhiparer bpao moG betaleS for aasie eler 5enoe. %
Sraaten paa oisie oeo Sioeu. Deb al beitile Sefte,
foar en fun ferIt los froSien ,Stit. life en- Rape. inn
raar frosisu / en- Gasle. vi bar i'm ialtet Gate On.
psripr Silb. fiifet Noperber. I'm $3.50 pr. 100 IBIS
aaeae. Gbiolut ferif trpSien gi6erel $3.50 pr. 100
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Mooarbei0er A0uan0rineen.

9Ianot De europpiife 2nnOe, ion
or bIct mere % mere b~etTnfelig bel
Ben tiltaaenbe llopan0ring af Der
be6lte IrbeibSfrait, err llngarn
Spert gnr ~ioregaur en- meeet lfoI
GmiQrotion ira bette 2on0 iii oper'
'isiite 2onbe, iornemmeli9 til b(
Sprenebe Stoter, % Tor boert Gar.
iom eaar, sgeS Be llouanorer.
BEG SoI. &egieringen bar be-
epnbt at inbie, at noeet inaa gisreS
Tor iaa meeet iom mulig at Tor.
min0lfe bette enornle Cab al arPii
fer. 90 boob eisr oen ion Tor al
opn0a bette Helnltot? Den an
itrpnaer liz bel I'll oct poerlte ior al
qiere llngarn Ill ct beore Sanb al
leoe /, iaa al 5olf timber iie tiIireos
Der % fife brpoer iig ON at ior-
lace bet2 Ia rel, man bsrer iuli
life meget ON Def. 0erimoo bar
Ben grebct til oct / europa life
fipIoen ~benpttebe MiooeI mnoer lig.
nenbe Observation-Disclosures, nenIig
at ifrpnilne Solf meo, at Silitan.
0ene / Imcrifo err iaa oper al Mnns
De oaarlipe, of set iIet life err orren'
beS her. Zen lmaarIfe Snbrenlini-
tier bar / Bette 0iemeo Tor fort Sio
N-ioer uoienot ct GirfuIpre I'll
ale Sonbets aomnuner, bpori iao.
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Ore. aobares bcrinto6; / ale Solb,
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pcnte lioi. 9e rfouomilfc Sorbolo
/ De Torenebe Stotcr. iortrner
rrpute hsie Gmbeosn,ono, er nem-
lig Tor Chen iaa lIette, iom oe
ooerhopeoet fan bli, % Solf ber
'Iau ia til No / llngarn, inotil Ior.
holbcne hcropcr har bc0rct ia. Get
paaitoucs / GirfulUret. at 0e allc-
rifanife Tobrifantcr. % ga iipr Sc.
ipm iabritercr Stunl. % %~ernourer,
| bsI @ro6 hnr 'ormiu0ifct lin BRO
BUTTON, % at ser iom CT 6eIQc
herai err Ell ioripr0cliQ Nrbci03leS.
beo | De 6or. Staicr Som befienot
or Ser alto pda ocnne gorati0 man.
Qe arbcio5leir / Sc itorc inNuitricQt
GeIttre oQiou / Nmcrlla. 0ettc ual
SiIiPIoct ior % a - gur ii0en
OF SET cr SiIirlOct i0a0. Nien Nettt
bar iom Reael lioet eller Inlet al
be'tIIIc nteo Ben otononljife Gillton>
| @anbet / Set Belle. Iorrcmmclir
hor BET lin @ruuo / 0i2ie Geutrer<
n'reH0c EperbefoItnHn Sen iottiQl
%ubetolfnu9@ lltilbnieIilhc0 %
ll'ornnlenhco til at fommc liz ppt
III De SteoCr ! &0uCct. hpor ocre:
Hrbeio2troit fan iiuoc A~uucnNcli,
I'll erhper ljo pdo &arct oc,
ilore % hclc liuloer Oct. al Sen
riitnof meQct iirl0cn on @intcrer
bar prrct beorc Nrbei0siorhoIl
enoo9 j Sc itorc @uer ems uctos
IN. Nj ser cr ooiuQiJ Nrbcioale2
beo, CT tim Ell ojicutagelic al Scr
ganlIe Ni'toric % ituloea / Nlnin
oelighe0 in9eu Sta1nation paa 81
ll0ultrlelle Smr0Q0c. fhj nnr Sc,
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Stortimsct trGSer iawmen.

Himcoe / Sfiesset meste Stor.
tingsgubberne iSas peo 6oSen al
Den hiitoriifc 1rappe" Ior at be-
apnoe lit arbeibe i 1914. Set er
10 Grader GeIiiMs. % Der er 10
folot for ariitianieniere. Man Tan
pGre bis paa, at Sicrtinsets ar.
beibe oil bore iorbolospis uiorltpr.
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Ubieaas YrseuRtmarfep.

s,aar Be nrirsr til slcerierenoe.
fcd rrr fca benIis Of meoSeIe. ct
Te iaa here's advertisement / 'Se.
eorah.goIten-. let Iiirer lem ben
bebite gebaneIino.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Mondays Hamilton Entries.

First race purse, 5000: three year-olds and
up; six furlongs-Mramichi. 1O5; Knights Diner.
100: Inkle. 9s; Parlor Boy, 1OG: Martain. 9s.
Second race purse. $500: two-year-olds: sell
ing; five and one-half furlonss-'Aunt Josie,
104: Zindel, l05; sCasaba. 109; Aimee Leslie,
103: Schnapps. 104: Ken. ia; Jen Roberts. lO6:
Haberdash, 9s: Ischibbble. 1Os; Col Randeil,
106: Dengro, 1Os.
Third race. purse. $500: three-year-olds and
up: selling; five and one-half furlongs-vested
Rights, Ill: Birdie Williams. 81; Liberty Hall,
III; Astrologer. ia: 'Galah. 93; 'Luther los;
Arran. Ill; Flammarion. ia; Broomsedge, 1o4;
Also eligible: First Tromp. 109; May l.. 1o2;
.Sure Get, lO6; Cassemena, l09; SIR Fretful,
III; Centauri, 104; Bolter, 107; Pat Cannon,
Fourth race, purse, $500; sandringham plate:
three -year-olds and up; mile and an eighth
David Craig 112: Barnegat, Iii.
Fifth race purse $500; maiden twoyear-oIds:
III iis: mp Polly W Finder liz; Proctor. il5: Carrie
Orme los; Utelus. Ill; Jack Winston. los;
Palermo, ioS; Argent. 1o' Also eligible;
sixth race, purse. 5000: four-yearolds and up;
selling; mile and a sixteenth-NobIe Grand 1O7 /:
.Eloro. 10: Good Day, 100: Sherlock Holmes.
.9S HUSKY dad iSs St, Eadg RHRSn i
Light, IO6: 'Sepuyeda. los: Rey, l0I: Towton
Field, ia Also eligible: Ravelen, III; Trovato,
lOj: Rosturtium. 109: Fleurion ii. loi; Font
1917 Feather Duster. 102: Jim Cafery. 1o6:
Seventh race. three-year-olds and upward :
foaled IN Canada; selling; one mile on turf
purse S6OO-Caper Sauce. iO6: sDeference. l02
'Ondramida. 80; Maid Of Frommel. 100; Our
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
DISCOVERS HIS METHOD.
CARPENTER Never Knew He Had One
Until He Wrote a Book.
pecial Dispatch to The Star.


PARIS. July 25.-Georges Carpen-
tier, French champion boxer. in his
amusing little book, MY Method" just
published here. gives some sound and
interesting advice to amateur athletes.
He begins with the confession that
the pen has always appeared to him
as dangerous instrument and that
he was Mortified when his friends first
suggested that he should write IL book
on his methods. Besides" writes Car
pentier. Il did not know that / had
a method and no one could have been
more surprised than / when 1 was told
l had one"
He goes on to tell how. with the
help of friend, the book was labo-
riously compiled. and how at the end
of his labors he discovered himself: so
that after all there was some justitica-
ton in calling the book MA Methode.
Carpenter. who passes most OF his
time at his country place. Manitou on
Refine. in Normandy, between Eiverney
and Vernon, is Il good all-round ath-
lete and when training does Il great
deal of rowing, tennis. sprinting, rope
skipping, Jumping and Swedish leg
and arm joint exercises, always ac-
companied by scientific deep breathing.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
him of value. and Wallace is a good
oatter and st!ll one of the greatest field
ers identified with the game

Chick" Gandil is far from being a
Well man. He is suffering with some
sort OF bronchial trouble, which causes
MN 10 have painful coughs. and he pro-
poses to consult a physician during his
stay here Chicks failure to hit up 10
his usual standard is source of much
ANNOYANCE to him. but he feels that luck
Is going to break for him shortly, and
that he will then make up for lost time.
To have Gandil hitting as he did last sea-
son would naturally make a big difference
in the Nationals, who are in need of
every ounce of hitting strength they can
muster.
Aeosta has established himself with his
teammates. In the few games he has
played he has convinced his colleagues
that he has the ability to hold his own,
and they are all loud in their praise of
the little Cuban. The fact that Acosta,
who is a mere boy, is settled and not
nervous. has made the best impression
while his natural ability is a matter of
general comment Acosta is very jopu-
lar with the other players for the rea-
son that he is modest and always seek
ing the advice of those players who are
in 4 position to be of aid to him.
Conditions at the hotel where the Ma
uonals are stopping are just the same as
they were the last trip here. Little sleep
is being enjoyed by the players because
Of the terrific heat. and it is not
unusual to find many of them sitting out
in front of the hotel as early as > O'Clock
in the morning But there is not apt to
be any change in conditions. for the en-
vironments of the one hotel here which is
cool savors of the Federal League, and
that seems to have scared the powers
that be.