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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
TWENTY-N|NE V|RC|N|ANS
FACE PRINCETON TW|RLE
Orange and Blue Is Shut Out IN
First Game on North
ern Trip.
LINK YIELDS ONE HIT
Tiger Pitcher Is in Superb Form.
Only Hit Was Slow Grounder
Which Was Not Fielded in Time 4,
Get Runner.

PRINCETON, n. J., April 2s.-Princc-
ION batters scored a to victory over
virginia this afternoon. while Link
at his mercy. iiefs
Links pitching record took a tum,
aespite wretched baseball weather, TO-,
only twenty-nine men were allowed g.
stand up TO his offerings during Tia
nine, innings. or these only four man.
man touched second. six struck m,
ana only two travelled on passes. Link
deserved no,hit game, for the onlv
q MT was slow roller to Madden
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NORFOLK TAKES FINAL GAME

NORFOLK, VA, April aS-Good
abled Norfolk to take the final game
Of the series from the Newport News
Shipbuilders giving the locals one out
allowed only five hits lie was an
usually steady. walking just one and
hitting a pair. The score was 6 to / .
cot the third home run OF tn. series
and the first inside tho park all-thc-
way clout ever made. BerGcr made an
error OF Judgment In irving TO CAPTURE
low drive. and tho ball rolled to the
renee In the first inning. Score
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Al Burlington. Vt.-t.niversity OF
Vermont. ~: Syracuse University. g.
~ hinrton--Catholic University.
Z, Nillanova. s.
At Annapolis. Md.-Navy. 6: North
Carolina \. and NJ. 3.
At belmont, y. C.-St. Marys. 7; Uni
vcrsity South Carolina. ..
NJ Clemson Clemson, .: Presby-
tcrians Cclintom, L.
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S'"r" by innings:
Portsmouth ....
Rocky Mount .
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City League Meeting

Managers of the CITY I.cnEuc. tho
new circuit now Ia process OF or
GhniZntion by the Richmond ANA
teur Athletic Federation, are re-
Uucstcd to- attend nm important
meeting To bc held on FrIdny after
noon at the BIues' ArmOry mt
O'Clock. Notify IL. T.. Hottie, Jr., mt
the First National Rank II my man.
niger cnnnOt he present. The new
League consists of the Highland
Park Colts, Leigh street baptist
Church, Capital City Athletics and
the Laurel street Methodist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
ANDREW SOME RACER
quincy Colt Wins Feature Race From
Smart Field.

Andrew, the Quincy stables four-year-
old by Disguise Half Crown. showed
thht he IL some race horse this after
noon, when lie defeated a smart field
OF sprintcrs in the five and "a half fur
longs handicap, which was the feature
Of he card.
There were some close finishes. Min
Strc!. Il Ia 10 shot. just getting home
ahead OF Hikcr in tho first. and Colonel
Cook winning in the last few yards in
the third. He also was a long shot.
orlin kripp and Wclga both had easy
Victories
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want Fight Pictures Admitted.

TKENTON, =. J., April 2S-Fedcral
Judge iIaight to-day allowed an order
requiring the collector Of the port OF
Newark Ia show cause in Jersey City
ON Friday next why the moving pic
'rrcs ri the Willard johnson fight In
cuba could not hc permitted to enter
this country. Tho applica ton was
made by fim producer In New York
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so1 Sell I.nrry Cbo,n.,,

CHICAGO. Arril 2s--Pr.sidcnt o..
miskey., Of tho Chicago Americans. an
n"unced to-day that Larry Chanrall
ou'held'r had been sold Ia the Mil
IN unofficial report gave s. .o0o &c ~
amount chappcll uas sold to tho
White Sox two years ago at renortnd
price OF $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
BUFFALO STARTS SEASON
BY DEFEATING CHAMPS
Providence L. Shut Out In OpcpIpr
''nme Of International Lenguc In
Tint Civ.

rRONlDENCE. z l.. April cs.-Tbe
international League season hero he
gan today with detca, for p-oyi.
dence. the 1914 pennsn. winner. a, the
hands Of Buffalo. 10 6. After q IA :.
rade and tar raising ceremony. Ijsu-
tenant-Governor san Souci started ,h.
game bN throwing the arst bail 10
Speaker Hamm.ll o. III. Rhode Island
h"Ese - Eepresenta lives. Mayor Fuhr-
% Spectators from that city. The
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Lynchhurg High Disbnnds Track Team

LYNCIiRURt;. VA. April 2S.--The
track team of the Lynchburg High
school, which had entered for the
Washington and Lee games and for
the sixth and Ninth Congressional Dis
.ricts meets at V. y. l.. has disbanded
The athletes are more Interested in
other high school activities. and this,
together with the fact that Carter
Glass. Ir. who was training the team.
has gone away for two months. caused
the entries TO be withdrawn and the
team diSband for the SDrjnp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

~ augusta. Augusta .: Columbia .;
eleven innings. darkness
vannah O. -"
~ Jacksonvili": Jacksonville. !: Al
~ Columbus: Columbus. /; Macon. :
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lnts. Will Play To-Day

Managers Jack Dnnn md mn
'i!m~r yesterday decided To nl.x
the third game of the present serie.
to-day inntrad of Tomorrow. M
scheduled The game to-dny md
SHtnrdn! VIII stnrt mt { o'clock. I'm,
change TO 4i30 o'clock viii bc
mndr next week
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YALE BEATS GEORGETOWN
iiiiltoppcrs Lose to Itull Dogs in Sew
cn.h Winning Rally.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. April IA
seventh inning rally by Yale in which
three runs were scored. proved George
towns undoing to-day In this inning
Yale made four hits. Il sacrifice and n
double steal.
score by innings r. H. T.
Yale 90 COOS x--3 II 3
Georgetown 80 100000 % & |
Batteries: Pomnclly and Hunter;
Finnigan and Erwin.
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Evnnx mud Egan Avcngcd.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.--Harry
Davis. OF San Francisco. and Heinrich
Schmidt. OF Oakland, respectively win
ncr and runncr-up in the recent golf
tournament held under tho auspices
Of the Panama Pacific Exposition. went
down to defeat TODAY in a four ba II
match with Charles tChck'D Evans.
OF Chicago. Western champion. and ~.
pion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Petersburg q n =
Surina -y-RunE-Donovan. Hudrins a.,
ni!sch Goalhy. Allen. Tw"-base hits
Susch Home ruus-Hudrins Donovan Al
len Stolen Observation-Disclosures pouhI.
pis%-tioalhy ~ Tiummel Henry Bases
~ hsils-oT Hirsch. .: off Poole . I,er,
on hases-Sufolk. 5: Petersburg ? Struck
out-By Poole. :: by Hirsch :" Time 81
t..ne' ~ Umpire Rossoack. Attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
RICHMOND TW|RLERs ARE
EASY FOR TORONTO LEAFS
Visitors Get Twenty-Five Hits for
Total of Thirty-1'wo
Bases.
LOCALS HAD LITTLE CHANCE
Swats Come Frequently, AMI Major
ity Were Clcan-Ficlders Had Lit
tie Opportunity tn Bag Pellet.
Teams Play Again To-Day.

tie OnDOrtunity 10 Rag Pellet
Teams Play Again To-Day
~, ,,,,.. ,,, ,
that appc!ation does bring 10 the mnid
the adaee OF the froc In the we'll.
Rememhcr how frorr,e nunped IN
one foot and slippcd back three
Well that Is how tho local luts at.
tcmn,ed ,o oyo,r,,n. - .onr.ro,,,, ,sad
gathered by Toronto yesterday. The
proportion was exactly the same CON
of a 10 10 score in = uirc-innirE mas
acre on the Broad Stree, prairie.
1t was sad. SAD spectacle tia, was
,'iymer. OF course he latter did not
er.umble. bat. OH. h,w the former did
I'll While he witnessed the alaushter
rcsisiered nn mos. nentl.,m.tn for
to;al OF ihirty-two sacks -Four Mere
rhcrc was 0riv one roasGr for rho
defeat. which lives Tho ,narns an sy"S
break so far in the series. That rea
hits I,c, man rntSh an! as ,"e.i more
means. fair or foul, and mon ~ fms
silade of singles. doubles or tripies
the cioutinr CanWcks The indeid was
less whon mo t"e h oI,''e su Vas nope;
made. and ina; IN ha6 49,, Tas
assists credited 10 the Dunn,tes show
how things went. The neiders were
the lob OUT ou' hero'callE stuck TO
Morriscttc Soon DcrrIckca
u -Morrisette was Dunns choice for
iSaas second inni1c ,n p,.''tI d! yer
innings he allowed six hits, gave on"
hnsc on balls and made three Wild
,'iI.. OF INC visitor. r,,,,,., III; -;
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summary: Two-bRsc hits-Bates,
Jordan. Thrce-bRsc hitn-Kounick
Hoffman, Hollnnder t2b, Schnufcle
BroNu. Sacrifice hits-Brnckctt
81. .trraEon. stolen bRscs-Brown
Irnhnm 90. Brnckett. HUIlnndcr.
Double plays-ArruEon to BnlI to
Mc1nniS. Hits-on Morrisctte, in
innings: OF McTiEue, In In
ntrE"i OF JRrmnn, 16 In inninEs;
on Dlancke. In innings. Bases on
halls-by Morrisettc. 4; by Jarman
=; by McTiEue. :. Struck out-by
,Morrtsette, 3; by Jarman, 3; by Nc
1fEue. q by Binncke, I. Wild pitches
-Morrisette. 2; McTiEuc, .. Left on
baHcs-Richmond, &, Toronto. &.
Time OF game. 1i5S. Empires, Car
penter and Cleary. Attendance, 500,
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Charlotte. Asheville. IL
''reensboro 3. Raleigh q
~ Durham Durham, = Winston
salem, 6
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Notnihs could nave stopped those
haps ii is good that they got those
swats out OF their system.
conid-nce at the ba:. The yoGnGstcr
lines them out in practice. hut seems
nervous when he faces - pitcher in Il
real contest Ills double ON Tuesday
and triple yesterday, however. were
daisies, and can bear repetition.
man, aud is some batter, too. Two
triples and a single out Of four trips
was his contribution yesterday.
Derby Day Efn clymor is one Of
those rip-suOrtinis boys on the coaching
line. lie hasn't got the facility OF get
ever # he could cultivate that trait
he would be more effective.
Allen Russell viii probably work
seems To he the only member OF the
team able to stand "a stiff pace.
in the series before he got "A hi Two
hinGlcS in row were hung up 10y him
plate.
breckenridge. whose hits helped the
solve the hcndcrs offered by McTiguc
and Hlancke lie h"t,ed against Inc
former three tlintS ana once against
the latter, tanning each time.
-. Crane robbed Roach OF q beautiful
Texas lcagucr in the eighth frame. The
ball look ed safe. but long run back
pill. " ' ''" " 49, " ''',
that Bill Ciymrr had signed pitchc RS
l.uGuc and Cocrcham. who were re-
leased by the SoX. Luuue did the local
Ints UP brown here during the cxhi-
hition season.
day the spiders missed an opportunity
10 cinch the Eastern Virginia lntcrcol-
lcgiate Association champi"nship. The
local collccianS. however. still lead the
race. and have "a chance TO win out.
The K. A. y. f. is organizing another
circuit to he known as the city League.
. II would h" much wiser thing, how
ever, for the committee to rest on it's
cults. The formation of so many
leagues cuts down the compctitiv"
spirit, while the supervision is natur-
ally 81 bigger problem.
1t seemed funny to hear that cold
wca Their had stopped u game in Boston
Yesterday. We had some nice. sizzling
weather To spare the Rcan-eatcrs.
John Marshall High school will play
McC;uirc's University school this ar
tcrnoon at o'clock at Byrd Park. The
Marshallites have established local
prep school record by winning thirteen
straight games. Jolin will probably
! twiri for the public school lads. while
Mayrc will probably he his opponent
on the mound.
| Catcher kritchcll Will report here to-
morrow and may work against his old
teammates on Saturday. Two othc!
players are reported signed by Dunn
/ but no confirmation of this rumor has
! been secured.
/
Evnnx mud EGnn Avenged.
| SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.--Harry
| Davis. OF San Francisco. and Heinrich
, Schmidt. OF Oakland, respectively win
ncr and runncr-up in the recent golf
! tournament held under tho auspices
OF the Panama Pacific Exposition. went
down to defeat TODAY in a four-ba II
/ t1h l,.ilh l,hui.lnS l.l,hiCls,,A nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Virginia ............oo O. 90.
summary, stolen bases-Driggs,
Hanks. Madden. Sacrifice hit-Grccu
Three base hits--Green. Shea Double
play-Law to Douglas. Struck OUT
by Link. S: by Drummond. 8. Bases on
balls-on Link. .: off Drummond g.
Left on bases-Princcton. 9: Virginia
,. First base on errors-Princeton !
Virginia. J.. Time of game. lt5. Cui:
pires. Conahan and Lord.
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Totals
~
Richmond tOllegc.

E i:nimnd ., College ......S o o o o o.
summary: Kuns-SnVare. Lancaster.
Barrow. Butterworth. Pitt Two-ba hits
BARROW. Crosslcy. Sacrifice hits-Pitt, But
,cnham. Wooden. Stolen base-Wiey.
Double play-Liggan to Ancarrow. Hits
on Robertson. . in l-3 innings: off Cox.
In : c-3 innings. Bases On balls-By Bar
row l. Batters hit--By Barrow. tWiey
t2p. Pitt, Ancarrow). Struck out-By Bar
row. II; by Cox, {; by Robertson .. Pass
ed hall--Wo odin. Wild ritch-Barrow. Left
ar bases-Richmond college, g. Randolph
Macon. 6, Time of game, 2;io. Umpire
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John Marshall High School will play
Mctiuirc's University school this af
tcrnoon at o'clock at Byrd Park. The
Marshallitcs have established Il local
straight games. Jolin will probably
twiri for the public school lads. while
Mayrc will probably h: his opponent
on the mOtind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

+II''.' ..---.-. " : y n . y y ID
Providence ..On 90 90 o On
summary; Runs-Channel. McCarty.
k"al!ns Sacrifice hiis--Iudge. stolen
base Shorten Fist base on balls
on schultz. ): off Badcr . Struck
out by schultz, $. b. Rader. >. Batter
assisted shorten 20 Kocher Time OF
game l.i5 Empires. Hart and Eskley.
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WEST POINT. y. Y, April oS.--Thc
Cadets won an uphill game from
Swarthmorc. II 10 !. to-day. Sarcka
been driven off the slab in the nt,h.
II WAS the Army's ninth straight vic
tory.
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Catcher Kritchcll Will report here to-
morrow aud may work against his old
teammates on Saturday Two other
players arc reported signed by Dunn.
but no confirmation of this rumor has
been secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Neal Bali came To bat seven times
in the series before he got Il hit. Two
hinSlcS in q row were hung up by him
Yesterday in his last two trips to the
plate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

HOllandcr is =. Surr-cnouGh pivot
man. and Is some batter, too Two
triples and single out OF four trips
was his contribution Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

breckenridge. whose hits helped tho
Climbers viii ON Tuesday. could not
solve the hcndcrs offered by McTiguc
and lilanckc. He hattcd against tho
former three times and once against
the latter, flaming each time.
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Rocky <foIinf
Totals "A. 30 s Total. as II
HATED for league In sixth.

'Battcd for league In sixth
Sc"r" by innings n
Portsmouth ......I n % . n u a..
Rocky Mount ......0 n n | O.
summary; Runs-Fish. St Martin Darn
ray "a Strain. Fistl Two bnse hi,s--St
Martin Innings pitcbed-Tcague .:
furE" :: osteen |. Rascs hais-Dn
~ k"i'hhn. l: on league. .: of Burrc l.
'N'--on league. I: IN RurGe. 3: OF Os-
teen, struck out-By McKcithan. 2 ,,y
I'hfn" 4. by Bnrgr. 4: by ostren. ! Hit
by pi'"het--Tensuc. l. Stolen bases
,."nse;r"c Left bases--PortsInouth O.
tuns-cn league. 3: by BurEe. .: Rocky
Mount. =. Time NJ game. = hours Umpire
Rhulhnd Attendance. i35.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Derby Day Eli Clymcr is ono Of
those rIp-suortintc boys on the coaching
line. He hasn't got the facility of get
ting TN" blcachcriics with him. how
ever. II he could cultivate that trait
he would be more effective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

The K. \. ~ T. is organizing another
circuit to he known as the city League.
II would h" much wiser thing. how
ever, for the committee to rest on it's
oars and strengthen its present cir
cults. The formation of many
leagues cuts down the competitive
spirit while the supervision is natur-
ally "a bigger problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Allen Russell viii probably work
against the Leafs on Saturday. Allen
seems To be the only member OF the
team able TO stand u stiff pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

by losing TO Randolph Macon ycstcr
day the spiders missed an oDportunitN
to cinch the Eastern Virginia lntcrcol
lcGiate Association championship. Tn,
local cnllccianS. however. still lead ia,
race. and have :. chance TO win out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

II seemed funny to hear that cold
weather had stopped Il game in Boston
Yesterday. We had some nice. sizzling
weather tn spare the Ecan-eatcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

News came from 3ostQn last night
that Bill Clymcr had signed pitchers
l.uduc and Cocrcham. who were re-
leased by the Son. Lunue did the local
Ints up brown here during the cXhi-
hition season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-18
WAYNE LEGISLATORS
TO FIGHT ROAD Law
Farmers Urge McConaha
and Judkins to Oppose
Fleming Bill.

Senator McConaha and Representa-.
tive Judson probably will vote against
the Fleming county road repair bill
which was introduced in senate and
which provides for the repeal of the
highway superintendent law under
which w. o. Jones hold office.
A request was made that the voters
of Wayne county write to their SEN
ate and house representatives and let
them know what attitude the majority
take on the question. 1t is understood
there is strong feeling among farm.
ers against the repeal Of the present
law and the substitution of a system
which is practically the same as the
old one when there was SO much agi-
tation to have better laws passed.
The Fleming bill is Senate bill No.
concerning the repair Of county
roads and provides for board Of turn
pike directors consisting of the three
county commissioners, the auditor
and the surveyor to meet once a
month and discuss better and more
economical road methods.
The bill provides that the commits
sioners shall be the road superintend-
ents in the district from which they
were elected. They shall appoint one
man in each road district to perform
the labor. The tax may be one cent
for each township and the money is
to be spent in the township in which
it was raised by taxation, and not to
be distributed to any other townships.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-18
SNAPSHOTS of New Paris

| A large crowd of polo fans attended
the games at Richmond Thursday ev-
ening, making the trip in a motor
truck hack.
Miss Mary Wolfe will leave Tuesday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Missouri. She will stop at Chicago
for a visit
Letters received from Rev. E. J.
Vance state that he will preach his
first sermon for the year for the Pres
byterian congregation, who recently
called him to the pastorate, on the
first Sunday in February.
Mrs. Earl Richards and son Robert
returned Friday to their home at &c.
darville, O.. after months visit with
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Wilcox.
Miss Lola Lawrence of New Madi'
son spent Friday with Miss Elsie Nc
Gill.
S. /. oHrner went to Bethel Friday
to spend the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. WEIGH.
Goes to GreenviIIe.
S. A. Weller spent Friday at Green
Vile
Harry Williams and daughter Lucille
returned Friday to Cuyanoga Falls, O.,
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
! Mrs. B. F. Kemp.
Miss Elma Horner went to Rich
mond Friday to spend the week end
with Miss Eva Mckee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan and J. A.
Tay spent Thursday at West Man
chester.
Mrs. c. L. Reinheimer is the guest
"f her brother at Cincinnati for few
DAYS.
Frank Baumgardner and Ralph Pen
land have returned from a trip to Gin
cinnati.
c. L.. D. F. and E. L. Reinheimer
spent the latter part Of the week in
Columbus attending a convention Of
Uuarrymen.
Mrs Carrie Rush and daughter re-
turend Thursday from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. 10y Howell at West Man
chester
John Dunn returned Friday to his
home in Richmond after a visit with
local relatives.
H. S. Mccoy Of Eldorado was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Van Thompson spent Wednesday at
Columbus.
A T. Barber called on his daughter
Thursday at West Sonora.
An interesting series of meetings is
being held at the Friends church at
New Westville. The pastor. the Rev.
Mr. Stegall is being assisted by Rich
mond ministers.
Workmen are busily engaged in max
I ing suitable changes at the plant OF
the Reinheimer Stone company for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-18
ECONOMY

Muncie Wednesday.
E. T. Veal, Lewis Chamness and Joe
Cain were at Richmond Tuesday
Erman Swain has bought the Elihu
Swain property in town and will move
in same soon. He will work for John
Bowman as blacksmith. Mr.. Swain
will move back on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Haxton enter
tanned at card party Tuesday night
the following invited guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cy Helvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Chamness, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cain.
Albert Atkinson was at Richmond
Thursday.
Mrs. Throckmorton and daughter
Ethel Of Paramount, are visiting Mrs.
Nan Pierce and Mrs. Grace Hunt.
Goes to Richmond.
Riley Salisbury was at Richmond
on special business Wednesday.
Large congregations at the NJ. E..
church each night, but no conversions
yet.
The sick are all improving nicely
Meeting at Morgan's chapel still
draws large crowds of people. Twenty
three conversions since meeting be-
gan.
blind, has been a member of the Econ
omy NJ E. church fifty-two years.
His general health if poor and is near
ly helpless.
Several from here are attending the
protracted meeting at Morgan's
chapel
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cain ate dinner
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Pierce.
Visits Here.
George Wright Of Indianapolis, is
visiting Lorin Lamb this week. Mr.
Wright was born and raised here.
Also educated in the Economy schools
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin were at
Richmond Tuesday.
Ashbury Woods was at Richmond on
business Thursday.
The w. c. T. u society have put in
new chairs in their Francis Willard
hall.
NJ c. Lamb has commenced moving
his corn from the David Jordan farm
to the one he bought Of Howard An
derson.
Joe Lamb finished gathering corn
Wednesday. Will Williamson and Lon
Edwards helped him.
Snowman Returns.
Edward Martin. the Snowman. is
back from Detroit, Mich, where he
played the town one week.
People are beginning to move their
household goods from one property to
another. Sure sign spring is coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb and
children of Sugar Grove, and George
Wright of indianapolis, were dinner
guests of William Lamb and family
Thursday.
Returns from West
Charley Edwards has returned from
he southwest where he has spent six
,onths.
Meeting at Morgan's chapel closed
thursday night
Rev Levi Cox was the Thursday
afternoon guest of Edwards Bros.
Mrs Whittier Beard has been very
sick the past two weeks with grippe.
Sam Piatt took a wagon load of
people to Morgans chapel Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Daugherty and
children ate dinner Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. Cy Helney.
Mrs Nellie Haxton and daughter
Hazel, were dinner guests at the
Daugherty's Thursday.
Rev. Hannah Stanley visited her
daughter Miss Elizabeth Stanley one
night this week.
Miss Mary Jessup, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Jessup, who is teach
ing school at Kendallville, fell on the
ice and broke leg. They are going
to bring her home Monday.
The New Idea Dancing club met at
Allie Weyl's Thursday night.
Howard Stanley is still at New
Castle.