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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Gossip
Virginians Left Last Night For
Three Games With Providence

Grays. Manager Dunn is after another
hurler and before many days elapse
he Is expected to have a first-class
HEAVIER in the fold.
few days ago Manager Wheels"
Clymer promised the Toronto fans
that he was going to sign sea
soned" in fielder to look after things
around the keystone station for the
Leafs. This aforesaid seasoned" in
fielder proved to be no ather player
than old Frederick Parent, who play
ed shortstop last season for the Bal
timore Orioles Although the hand
of Father Time Is rapidly descend
ing upon the former big league star
he is still there when 1t comes to
fielding the ball. While there Is no
question about him slowing up con-
siderably in the past two seasons. he
can still get around in a surprising
manner, while he Is noted for his
timely bingles at critical moments.
Jack Connolly, former Lafayette
baseball star and late of Georgetown
University. who was picked up re-
Gently by Clarke Griffith, of the WASH
ington Senators. Is. playing a good
game in the outfiefi for the Nationals.
Connolly's home Is in Buffalo. and
II was on the sandiots of that city
that he got his first experience as a
baseball player.
The youngster is playing left field
for Washington, and Is hitting the ball
hard. getting one or two hits In prac-
tically every game. besides playing a
bang-up game in outer garden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Petersburg. Va. May 2s.-The SUI
folk Tigers duplicated their perfofre
ance of Thursday by winning todax
game. S to 0. One of The larGe4-
crowds of the season was present. IT.
the work of Manager Busch was abo
the poorest that he was ever kn0
to do throughout the game, errors
hin. in the first and eighth Innings 80
ing directly responsible for two OF
visitors runs. and his bad judgms6~
In the second being responsible a.
another. A bad peg by Tee In L.
ninth gave the visitors one run. WI
they earned one run in the second IL
ming. M
CASTOR was in the form and did ~
allow the home team but four singi4l
one of which was of very scrAtc
variety. Poorray appeared In
tersburg uniform for the first time. Al
with the exception of wi1dness pftch4
a creditable game The only earn
run which the Tigers made cams
the second inning, when Honig single
reached second on Welchsrs sacrinAM
ard scored On Henrys home run. ~
ball which Henry hit rolled up unde4
The left fell fence back of a sign. H4s
fore he reached third ba>e Blackstc9q
recovered IL, threw to Busch, AMM
Busch, with ample time to throw TIL
runner out going in home, relayed til
ball to Calder, SLOWING the hit to re
for a home run. with the exception n
the pitching Of CASTOR. the only feA-
lures we're catches by Hummel -
Blackstone.
Umpire MCGOWAN. who was charg4M
with presenting game to Sun0ik IL
Newport News, rendered himself VET
unpopular by his work here yesterd43
IA T,x~ .&tk e<f4k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
TENNIS TOURNEY
OPENS TOMORROW
Miss Bjurstetit Wrcnches Foot and
May Not Compete In Matches
Here.

The Old Dominion Tennis Tour
nament, which h expected this
year to be the most successful
one in the history Of the annual
event, vii open tomorrow after
noon at the Country Club OF vir-
gfnia. The first rounds win be
played In the afternoon and the
matches will continue until next
Saturday. 49,.
Entered In fhfx tourney are
some Of the most noted racl1ctcrs
in the country, and the matches
this year are expected to be
hOfIy contested and exceclingly
interesting. Handsome prizes win
be awarded to tho winners OF the
events.
Miss Molly Binrstefit. the
Olympic and Metropolitan tennis
champion, wrcnchci her foot
while playing Thursday ut the
Morristown Field Club, which
May Prevent her from cosmpet-
ing in the matches. Following
the INJURY an osteopath treat
ed the Norwegian titleholdcr, and
.slae IL reported 70 be gctAinG along
nicely. Il h not definitely
known NJ to whether she viii be
able TO compete In the matches
hero or not
The committees In charge Of
the tournament have worked
hard over the program, and the
members deserve much credit Tor
slseda untiring efforts 70 make.
everything ~ comfortable and
nleasallt ~ possible for the visit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
rfE DIDN'T COME BACK.

want to git board here for the
winter. hey?" said rural resident to
q fastidious young gentleman who had
been engaged to teach the winter
school in that district Well, guess
We can 'commodate you il you're a
mind to jist sort o take things as
they come We don't put on no airs
here, we don't. We're just plain,
everyday kind Of folks. and--hcre,
you, Bill. keep your fingers out'n the
teachers pocket; and, Buck, you give
him back his watch and chain, or I'll
larrup you good!
AS was a-sayin,' mister, the
teacher gin'raliy boards here. and
Mary Jane. git of the back, OF the
teachers chair: and, Jack, yor better
bring his hat back tore ! give you >
good warmin'!
"Yes. sir. mister, you'll find as plain
sort o. folks. and---Tom, If you and
Zed don't stop stickin' pins into the
teacher, he'll not let you sleep with
him when he comes here to boardi
You see, mister. the boys they
take turn about, two At time, a.
sleepin' with the teachers that board
here and--Billl zee you pinnin'
that old rag to the teachers coat tail
Give him . rap over the head. teacherl
Here you. Buck, you just 90 and tie
that bull terrier up agin! You see,
the boys they've got little trick OF
settin' our old bull terrier onto ali the
teachers that board here. What'll
you bet Buck can't down We two times
out'n three in fair and square rassfef
Bet he kinl Shed your coat and try
Well, YOU come along and we'll make
you right to homei"
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TIGERS WIN GAME
FROM THE BROWNS
/ Detroit Beats So Louis, to 4, I'm First
and Second Results In 3 TO
Score.
ATHLETICS DIVIDE WITH sox
Mackmen Takes Opening Conflict,
But Second Is Won BY Boetonians,
by Hitting BAH Opportuneiy.

st. Louis. May 2s.--The Tigers had
an easy time defeating the st. Louis
Browns here tocay In the opening en-
counter. while the second resulted
in a 80 standstill. the contest be-
ing called In the ninth on account
of darkness
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Detroit ..... 400 600 120-7 0
st Louis .le0 600 ooo--i /
Batteries: Deuss and Baker; Well
man, Perryman, James. Hoch and
Severoti. Umpires-Evans and Null
laney.
Seco game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Detroit 49,. ..030 600 oo0-3 l
ST. Louis .o22 e0e 1908 2
Game called end OF ninth. account
o. darkness.)
Batteries: Coveliski. Mckee and
man ami Agnew. Empiree-Eyan
and Mullaney.
Athletics Split with Sox.
Philadelphia, May 2s.--The Athiet-
les and Red Sox split double bill
today, the Mackmen taking the first
and the Bostonians the second.
First game:
Score ny innings: r. II. E.
Boston 900 100 0oo--i 2
Philadelphia ZOO goo oe2--2 8 j
Batteries: Ruth and Carrigan:
wyckoff ami McAyoy. Umpires-Con-
molly and Chill.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Boston ..040 0o1 1905 10 3
Philadelphia ECO 01o Obs s o
Batteries; Shore and Cady: Bres-
sler and McAvoy. Cmpires-Chill and
Connolly.
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secretary of the Baltimore Oriole club.
and started out in this capacity for
the Richmond Virginians this sea-
son, is president of the team from
New Jersey. and he will be on hand
when his team locks hvsns with the
Dummies.
Then there are old George Wiltse,
who has worked several times in this
city in exhibition games while with the
New York Giants. Johnny Nerbout,
who formerly pitched mere for the
Richmond Colts. and Jim Thorpe, the
big Indian. who is recognized as the
best aIl-roaund athlete in the world.
When here this spring with the Giants
the Indian drove one over the left
field wall for a home run.
After the departure of the Shelters.
Dave Shean and his champion Provi-
dence team will be here for four
games. beginning Saturday afternoon.
After this series with the Grays the
virginians will go away for a week.
playing Newark and Jersey City. af-
ter which they will return home for
three games.
Rube Meadows is expected to Join
the yirginias in Providence this after
noon. and the former Maryland col
legian will doubtless work in one of
the games tomorrow against the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
QUINN VICTORIOUS
OVER KANSAS CITY

Score by innings: r. H Il.
Baltimore 1910 600 500 0
Kansas City -. ZOO 900 0e1--l /
Batteries--Quinn and Owens; John
son and Brown.
First Game.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Brooklyn ..... zoe 600 600 0 8 /
St Louis. sac 0le gox-11 is o
Batteries - Seaton. Finneran and
Pratt: Plank and Hartley.
Second Game.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Brooklyn -. oo2 oo2 eco o. I 8
ST. Louis :. .o1o o3o ooe ca o
Game called in tenth. account dark
ness.)
Ratteries-wilson and Land. Daven-
port. watson. Groom and Hartley.
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RICHMOND N7S DROP
COUPLE TO HUS7LERS
virginans Lose Both Games to Ganzetes by to Counts
Locals Had Both Games Sewed Up Until Eighth
Frames When Their Downfalls Came.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Rochester, a; Richmond. 3 tfirst
camel.
Rochester, 4; Richmond. tsec-
ond camel.
Buffalo, 4; Newark, 8 first
camel.
Buffalo, II; Newark, 4 tsecond
camel.
Toronto. .; Jersey City, 2 first
camel.
Toronto, II; Jersey City. (sec-
ond gamc).
Montreal. is; Providence, Q ffirst
game).
Providence, q; Montreal. Q tsec-
ond game).
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Summary: Two-base hits--Kricheii.
Jordan. Sacrifice ny Pick, Sacrifice
htts---Clemens, Aragon. Stolen base
Pick. Double piay--Clemens to Holke
Eases on balls--on Hoff, 3: of Morris
cite. 1. Struck out-By Hon. q by
Hersche, .; by Morrisette. s. Empires
Hart ana Eckman. Time of game
YsAE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday
Boston, s: Philadelphia, 5 (first
camel.
Philadelphia. 2: Boston. (second
game).
Detroit, I; st. Louis. (first gamel.
Detroit. 3: st. Louis. 3 (second
game, called in ninth. darkness).
Others postponed, rain.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
st. Louis In Chicago.
Pittsburg in Cincinnati.
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Mrs. Viewed. went through
Georges pockets last night to hunt
for change, as you advised me TO, and
| found some letters which gave him
to post last week and now dare nor
scold about the letters for fear he'll
sccld about my going through his
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Boston. g.; Philadelphia, 4.
New York. s: Brooklyn, /.
Chicago, 8: Cincinnati, 1.
ST. Louis. o.; Pittsburg, 0 tcallesi in
fifth. rain).
st. Louis. S. Pittsburg. tsecond
game).
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II Re.uftl.l Ye.,s,tl,eIr r .lll. ].

Meoufts festerdhy.
Baltimore. 4: Kansas City, i.
st, Louis. III: Brooklyn, o.
Brooklyn. 4: st. Louis fsecond
game. called In tenth. darkness).
Others postponed, rain.
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ERRORS LOSE GAME
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Braves Win Out Over Quaker City
Outfit, Although They Are Out
hit BY Phillies.
CUBS STRENGTHEN THEIR LEAD
Tesreau Pitches i'm Fine Form for
Giants and Manages to Beat
Dodgers $500 Cardinals Win From
Pittsburgh Pirates.

Boston, May 2s.-The Braves made it
three straight over the Phillies this
afternoon by winning e-to-4 game.
Errors lost the game for the Philadel-
phia, the Quaker City boys outhitting
the Beaneaters.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Philadelphia 900 o1o ooi--4 5
Batteries-Demaree, Chalmers, Baum
gartner and Killifer, Adams; Rudolph.
Crutcher and Tragesser. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie.
Cubs Strengthen Lead.
Cincinnati. May 2a.--By punching hits
In the early stages of today's game the
Cubs managed to win out over the Reds
by 3-to-l count.
Score by innings; r. Fl. e.
Chicago 100 200 ooo--3 0
Cincinnati ..... 900 100 008--1 10
Observation-Disclosures and Bresna-
han; Benton and Doom. Uuipires-Rig-
Ter and Hart. -..-
Tesreau In Form.
New York, May 29.--Tesreau was In
his best form today. while the Giants
hit the bail hard and won out over the
Dodgers by 54to-1 score.
Score by innings; r. II. e.
Brooklyn . 900 o01 00e--1 5 l
New York ... 900 400 o1x--5 .
Batteries-Pfeiffer. Appleton and Nc
Carly; Tesreau and Mclean. Umpires--
Eason and Emslie.
Cardinals whip Pirates.
Pittsburg. May 2a.--After the first
game had been called off in the nth
before a single run was secured. the
Cardinals went to work in the second
engagement and won out over the
Pirates, to 3.
tFirst Camel
Score by innings: r. II. e.
st Louis 900 90 8 /
Ptttshurg ....,.+.....u eu ou-o
Game called end fifth. rain.)
Batteries--Griner and Snyder Adams
and Gibson. Umpires-Byron and Ortiz
(Second Cameo
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
st. Louis ..... 500 600 0o0--5
PittsburE ...0 900 100 o02-3 s 4
Observation-Disclosures and Snyder; Nc
0uillan, KantIehner, Councilman and
Gibson. Umpires-Byron and Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
PETERSBURG BLANKED I
BY SUFFOLK PEANL1S
Tidewater Team Hits Ball Hard and Timely and Wins W
Coolers by 5 to Count-Because of Bad Decision
Umpire McGowan Attacked by Spectator.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.

Suffolk, s.; Petersburg, o.
Portsmouth. 4; Rocky Mount,
Newport News. 8; Norfolk,
innings).
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Games Today.
Detroit In ST. Louis.
Cleveland in Chicago.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Richmond LIN Providence.
Jersey City In Newark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Gamea To-day.
Kansas City In Chicago
Pittsburx IN ST. Louis
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Athletic
sy ERNEST POLLARD.

what's the matter. Dutch Hoffman.
Has your stick gone back on you?
You used TO knock the ball around.
But now you don't come through
You used to prove terror
To pitchers YOU did face,
Now your batting eye Is gone,
And no longer fielders race.
Something seems to tell US
You will shortly hit your stride.
And WELD your willow as OF old,
BY giving the ball ride.
Two more games hung UP In the
lost" column. and by one-run margins.
BY dropping the two games to Roches-
ter, the virginians descended to third
place. However. a team can't win all
the time. especially away from home,
mighty well to take as many as they
have.
The eighth frame seems to be an
unlucky one for the yirginians. Things
were going along smoothly for the
locals in both encounters yesterday un-
TIL these two fatal chapters, In the
opener Morrisette weakened and al
lowed the win out at this stage of the
game, while in the closing one Sterzer
uncorked a wild heave that caused
Rochester to pull victory from the
Jaws Of defeat.
In the closing game yesterday the
virginians failed TO get but three hits,
and Timothy Jordan contributed two of
them. Sterzer registered the other one.
Little Dunnie played left field for the
yirginians In the last game yesterday.
but he failed to get safe blow. Hoff-
man went In to bat for Schaufele. but
he was given a free transportation.
Kricheli. who was indefinitely sus-
pended as the result OF little argu-
ment with the "umps" In Buffalo. has
been allowed, to return to the line cup
he played In the opening game yester-
day.
Following the conclusion OF the
series with Jawn Cancels Rochester
Hustlers yesterday. the yirginians left
last night for Providence, where the
local boys will meet the Grays In the
final game Of the series before return.
ing home. The virginians Will play the
Arst OF the series this AFTERNOON with
the former champions, while tomor-
row two games Will be staged between
the two teams.
Decoration Day, which will be cele-
brated Monday. is the only holiday
the virginians are scheduled to play
AWAY front EroAtS Street Park when
the schedule was drafted President
Barrow gave Rfchmcnsf II large number
OF choice dates, among them being the
three days OF the Confederate reunion.
Fourth OF July and Labor Day. This
goes to show how much the Interna-
ticnaI League leader thought OF the
Old Dominion capital AZ drawing
card. .ss E sf~ -
Manager Dunn and hfproteges will
turn their faces homeward Monday
night, and will arrive in Richmond
In time TO open four4zame series
here Tuesday afternoon with Hook
W1ltsefs Jersey City ,Skeeters The
team will remain until Friday night,
With the Jersey City team win be
several Richmond fsvorites Billy
Weeks wls0 nu1nbsr If yeafA wsar
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retersburw.

Totals ..-...........3I ~ x49 N
sBatted for Francisco In eighth.
tBatted for Busch in ninth.
Score by innings:
Suffolk 600 011-3
Petersburg ........ 900 600 06o-1
Summary; Home run--Henry. eto1J
base--Allen. Double plays--Huulxs5
Goalby and Henry. Sacrifice hita
Continued on Second PaSe.
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Standing of CTuI,s.
Games Monday.

Games Monday.
Petersburg in Newport News.
Suffolk In Rocky Mount
Norfolk In Portsmouth "a. M
Portsmouth in Norfolk tP. ~
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AN AWFUL PLIGHT.

Mrs Newell am IN an awful hx.
Mamma. .:.s-. fs- =..'s .''sse:.-si
Mrs. Eaglebeak. - What Is the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Something seems to tell US
You will shortly hit your stride.
And WELD your willow as OF old,
BY giving the ball a ride.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Two more games hung up In the
lost" column. and by one-run margins.
BY dropping the two games to Roches-
ter, the virginians descended to third
place. However. team can't win all
the time. especially away from home,
and the Richmond Ints have done
mighty. well to take as many as they
have.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
First came


sRan for Williams In eighth.
fBatted for Hoff in eighth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

(.s1sd puoosH no nAntrsauoas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

what's the matter. Dutch Hoffman.
Has your stick gone back on you?
You used to knock the ball around.
But now you don't come through.
You used to prove a terror
To pitchers YOU did face,
Now your batting eye Is gone,
And no longer fielders race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Kricheli who was indefinitely sus.
pended as the result OF little argu.
ment with the Jumps" In Buffalo. has
been allowed to return to the lineup
he played in the opening game yester-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

In the closing game yesterday the
failed to get bur three hits,
and Timothy Jordan contributed two of
them. Sterzer registered the other one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Little Dunnie played left field for the
yirginians In the last game yesterday.
but he failed to get safe blow. Hoff-
man went In to bat for Schaufele. but
he was given free transportation.
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tcsns1naed - 1se +
The hummer., 1915-08-20

Last Friday afternoon the Houlka
Creek base ball team re-enI0rced
by five of the Houlka team defeat
ed Anchor IA to o. Shorty Roberts
pitched for Houlka and pitched
no-hit no-run game, striking out l9
men. Only 2 men got on bases
and those through errors. The
features Of the game we're the
pitchiug of Roberts, batting Of Phil
lips, Griffin and McAbee.
The temperance play Ten Nights
IN the Bar Room" given under The
auspices oG-the Presbyterian church
will be staged in the school auditor
ium Tuesday the 31st.
Mr. Rufus Moore is visiting his
brother Mr.. Guss Moore.
Mr. S. S. Stewart has. purchased
himself a Dodge auto.
Messrs Bullard, Shield, Hauill,
Green. Gasain, Towery and Kim
brough are in Memphis attending
the Cotton States Me-chants Asso-
citation.
Hiss Annie Bell White Of near
Reid is visiting her grandmother
Mrs W. A. Thomas.
Miss Vera Jenkins vas the euest
Of Miss Zada Ingram the first of the
week
The many friends Of Miss Aman-
da Shoffner are glad to have heI
at home again.
Mrs. j. J. Thomas is away on
visit to her brother in the Delta
The Womens Missionary Society
of the Baptist Church will give a
parcel post sale to benefit th'
church Friday
In two weeks the Houlka Higl
School win open with, we belley.
the best session that it has eve
had as we have in the literary de
partment the same corps with on
exception. The pupila viii be use
to the teachers and Vice Versa an
so all will be better fitted to d
their best
Mr Fitzpatrick Of Helena, Arl
is here looking after his bushes
interests
The hummer., 1915-08-20
H0ULKA LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Alice Wade returned after
a weeks visit to her old home near.
Vardaman Sunday
The Misses Morris, guests in the
home Of W. F. Brown for some time
past have returned to their home in
0kolona.
We we're glad to see the Com
Iaercial Appeals note of our man
C. B. McAbee
Mr. Earl Palmer Of Peduca Ken
lucky spent a few days here the
first of the week.
MIR Thompson Delashment is the
possessor Of an Overland.
Mrs. Fanny Clark of Reid is the
quest Of her brother Mr. B. L. Phil
ips.
Mrs. Laura Drew of Shreveport
La. is visiting Mrs. J. P. Patterson
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scales Harris were
were visitors in town last Wednes-
day
/ Me- Morgan Shell Evans was "
from Houston last Friday night
Miss Corrie Boyce of Prairie is
visiting her Uncle Mr.. w Carter
Nit. Everett Harris of Pontotoc
visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs
IL. II, Harris last Sunday
Az the home Of Mr.. w. R. Gordon
few miles north of Houlka, owe
/ 200 people gathered last week t.
celebrate his 74th birthday Goo,
old singing and unlimited amour
of the best food ever cooked mad
the guests feel glad The Humme
wishes for Mr. Gordon many NOR
happy birthdays.
Aunt Harriet Hill, known an
liked by all the old people of tn
county, died last Monday Aun
, Harriet was the good old And-be
mm NANNY in the home Of Go
/ Hill at Okolona many, many veal
} ADO. She was 80 years old and he
passing caused widespread sorro
among her people and among a
! the white people who knew h'
qualities as a true black NANNY
The hummer., 1915-08-20
GOOD HOME FOR SALE
HouIka Miss.

lam going to sell out athalf price
the James M. Harris home at Old
Houlka. Seven room house, recent
ly painted, papered and shineled
Fine large two story barn. 13stables
and large crib. 4 acres Of land in
cultivation and 6 in pasture. Fine
orchard and good freestone water.
A BARGAIN at S1,20000
j. NJ Harris,
H0ulka Miss
The hummer., 1915-08-20
To the Voters Of Cllickasaw County:

Permit me to thank very kindly those that honored
me with their votes and support the 3rd of August and
say to those who voted for other candidates that have
nothing but the kndest feeling But now respectively so
ct your support and suffrage in the 2nd primary and
make this personal appeal to ALL and more especially to
those that don't happento see before the 2nd primary
Adain pledana YOU the best administration possible for
me to give if elected.
l am yours to serve if possible
B. NJ. SMITH