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PREFERS HIS VOICE.
Paul Senno Rrefuses a Job with
Montreal

Montreal. Jan. l3.-Reports have 1t thst the rea-
son for Paul Sennos sale by Montreal was the re-
fusal Of the inhelder 70 coach at first base Senno
would not so near the bag After his sale TO the
bush league. announced recently, SennO declared
that he Is studying TO sing In opera and that he
could not take . chance risidnz his voice. Rather
than tel Manager Dan H0Wley the secret and stand
for the nbes Of his fellow players he willing 10
be sold for characterization. New that Il has come
shout however. he wishes he had looked At the mat
ter from a different angle. They say Senno Is an
Italian.
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TECH TEAM LOSES.
Lincoln CIubmen Trim the Manua
Trainers, 53 TO SO.

The Lincoln A. G added another victory to its
list last night. when It defeated the fast Tech A
c team. by 30 TO 36 score.
The game the best played in the Noel House
gymnasium this The goal shooting Of Spots
Frazier and Tom Connors. and the guarding Of
Coo Connors and Dan DoFe featured for Lin
coin. while ''Tacks'' Mccarthy and Pony Steed
featured for the school lads Ths lineup and sum-
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Ames Won't Sign Brickley.

Ames. Iowa. Jan. lS-Persistent rumors that
Charles Brcklsy, HaryHrd's former drop kicking
wizard. may come 20 Ames head football coach
was denied natly BY the AmeS athletic council A
member said BTickley had not been considered and
that no man without record OF successful coaching
will be considered.
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Christ Church Winners.

The Christ Lutheran basketball team last night
defeated the strong McKendall Sunday School Quint
in the 7. M. C. A gym in q hard fought game
very evenly matched and from the form displayed
last night will than likely be the faVoriteS
In the in the Sunday School League. The
features Of the game the shooting Of Austin
and the guarding Of Carver. The lineup and sum
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Adams Claims Championship,

The Adams School basketball team Claims tbs
title Of >hampions among the graded schools Of
Washington. TIE Adams Eve has beaten every
school Quint which II has come in contact with.
without suffering defeat. The quint was composed
Of the foilcSing: Payne. Catlin Henry, GureIich
Sheezs. and Root Al public school teams disputing
this claim may secure game b Addressing Morris
GureTich, Adams school
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LANDS COLLEGE HURLER.
Paul Des Jardi1e VIII Sig with the
Chicago Cubs,

Chicago. Jan. A-Paul Dss Jsrdine today gzTe
President Thomas. Of the Cubs. a verbal promise
that he will sign = Chicago National League con-
University next sTring. Des Jardine Is one Of the
best au-round athletes in the university. He is a
pitcher.
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SUCCEEDS WALTER CAMP.
Prof. Robert y. COrwIn Appointed
on Yale Athletic Committee.

New Haven. Conn. Jan l3.-Prof Robert n
Corwin has been named football representative on
the University Athletic Association for 1918.
ceeding Walter Camp. according announcement
made today by Capt Wilson. cf the football team
Mr Camps retirement. Il Is explained Is in Hns
with his desire TO oiciAl connection with ath-
etics and does curtau his services a. Eraduats
advisory coach to the football captain and coachsG
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PLANS COAST SERIES.
Major League Winners May Clash
at Exposition Next Fall.

San Francisco. Jan. I3-Ban johnson. president Of
the American League. purposes coming TO San Fran
cisco in the spring in connection with a plan TO
have a second worlds championship baseball series
here the grounds Of the Panama Pacific E1pOsi-
tion ns1t fall immediately after the regular series
Is played in the East
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Gives Five Men for Hurler.

Spokane Wash. Jan l3.-Pitche- Stanley Cove
leskie with the Spokane Northwestern League last
year traded to Portland Of the CoaSt League club
for Eve players. among them Pitcher Eastley and
Third Baseman Guigni. The other three will be Sc
lected after the Portland squad has assembled for
Sprtng training.
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Checker Champion Defeated.

Chicago Jan. FL B. Hanson, Of San Franciso.
last night defeated the American checker champion.
Hugh Henderson. Of Pittsburgh, at the hrst days
play At Spor.mAn's Club.
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Meets Kendall School

The Lincoln A c. will meet The Kendall School
Ave tonight In the Kendall Green UmnaSum Al 9
O'Clock The deaf boys reputed to Be . fast
combination Of goal tossers. and thsy VIII make
ne LlncolnS hustle 10 win out
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Substitution Burrier for McFsdden- Goals from
hoOr-T. Connors 10y. BsCho7 (4). DOre 49, Frazier
ts. Mccarthy t3). Steed tsl. Pfeifer t2). Sea-
bright Free tosses-T. ConnOrs t5), Steed (5l. Nc
Csrthy 49, Referee-Holly Lewis TimekesDer-Mr.
Gladmon. Time Of halTes72o minutes
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Declines Managershin.

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. l3.-Jack McAIisser, OF
ClrTe.and today said that he had decided not To
acc,rt the position Of manager Of the Columbus
team Of the American Association He had the
offe- under consideration for several days.
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Co. L. First.

Substitution-BatteIJ. Ryan for Power. Goals
from hOor-NIcGrath t6, Ryan. E&er, Ulrich 60.
Hsrgett t9. TennsySon tD. Goals from foul-Esler
80. Ulrch. Tennsyson. Number OF fouls called
Battery. 9; Company L. 10. Referee-Mr. Shaver.
G. W. T. nmskeepg-Prot. HOnn Tine q
hAlFss-D minutes
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Goals from foor-Peck 81. Peins t5D. Fuller ~.
Roberts e., Eisman 81. Myers. Goals from fouls
Pene g cut Of o.. Roberts Il out Of -. EiSman
Il out Of q Referec-Nfr Morse Timekeeper-
Collins. Western. Scorer-Mr. whyte. Western.
Time o, halVcs-eo minutrs
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Battery Quint Hard.

TIE Battery auint an exciting game from
the Company l. i've. in the Guard League last night
by the score Of % to Is The contest was PLAYED in
the Armory gymnasium. McCiTath, at forward for
the Battery exeeIled. tossing siz goals from held
Tennyson and Hsrsstt played well for Company L
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SubSttutions-AriaS for Mink. Wilson for Lane.
Rupert for Ring Goals from hoor-weaysr (2I.
Wise (2). Hollahan C2I. Lane. Ring C2l. Goals
from foul-weaver t2l. Wise. Reagan Ring RefereS
Mr.. O'Reilly. Georgetown scorsr-SIr. Donohus
PeriOds-lj mInutes
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Goals from oourt-Yerney C3l. Brumbaugh. Getchell
CE. Austin (3l. Moore t2l Referee-''Buck" How
ard Timekeeper-Dr. Baker. Time OF periOds-2O
minutes
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DEFEATS GONzAGA SECONDS.
Georgetown Junior Preps Put Up
Great Game, Winning, Is to :,

Thought ouJwsighed Georgetown Junior Preps pu.
up game battle and defeated the strong GOnzaga
second team IN the RYAN gymnasium yesterday BY
score Of Is 70 :. The splendid PASSWORD Of the
Preps won them the lead from the start Mlnks and
Ring performed In One styIe. scorr:
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Substitutions- Navy. Calhoun for Smith Chandler
for Lockhart Wilkes for Clarke. Goals from court
Navy. Adams QD. Smith 49, OTeresch lsl. Chandler
a.. LOckhart 81: West Virginia Singleton %.
Hcaner ~. Goals from foul-Singlet0n ~. Re
fereeMr. Coliifower. OF Georgetown Tine Of
halTes-o miuutea
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Bloomers Sign Two Players.

bloomington. IL. Jan. Ia-Pitchsr Elmer Nelson
Of Chicago. and oufhelder Ralph CraiE. Of Leroy
signed contracts with bloomington Nelson vaS with
Ottawa In the Illinois Missouri LsAgas lsst season
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Umpire Egan Not a Fed.

ProYideacr, Jan l5.-Jack Esan, an American
League umpire said today that he had not signed
with the Federal League for the coming season a.
had been rsp0rted at Ohi0Sa
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Sold to Cubs.

Louisville. KY. Jan. I3.-"POIly'' AoLarry second
basemER Of the Louisville team. sold today thH
Chicago Cubs.
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agent downstairs. Great little guy:
fun Of facts and figures. He gets paid
$4,000 a year for writing ads
Peale was incorrigible. and today his
talk In the face Of their actual condi.
ton got on Mary's nerves little. She
interrupted impatiently.
''Never mind him. she said to Rod.
ney. We're broke"
NONSENSE! Some mistake In the
books" said Peale.
"Is It: Here's a statement Of our
liabilities" she said. holding up a pa.
per-$22 soS. co.
whats the 9 cents for?" Peale
wanted to know. reading. Assets
$133.13. That's a lucky bunch. thir.
teen. Well. why not change the head.
ings? Make the liabilities the assets
and the assets the liabilities See. like
this" and he scrubbed on a pink pad
that he carried with him: Liabilities.
S133.13: assets. $22.a1s.09. Merely a
matter Of bookkeeping" he added
cheerfully. jabbing the pink paper on a
hook"
you'd make a wonderful expert &C.
countant.'' said Mary scornfully.
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4
Come this way. then. lt'll be quiet
eH for you II he's noisy" said Peale
eagerly. leading him to booth. ..Nev.
er mind the social chatter" he added
n Mary came In and Ellery stopped
to talk with her. "Ellesy. you don't
mind my calling you Ellery. do you.
Eneryf lou sec. Ellery has work 70
do" he went on for Mary's benefit.
TITS very pleasing to dnd you both
90 beastly charming to me-" said FL
lefy.
And that WAS model son. thought
Peale. Thank God he was q black
sheep himself That was always the
way with money; 1t was never In the
right hands- -
Meanwhile there was stin another
chance, for Mary Informed him that
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.what fory. asked Rodney.

"what for!' asked Rodney.
'why. borrow the money from her
and keep the whole $4,000 Tor . couple
Of days. Get met"
What followed this speech save Am
broee Peale one Of the biggest sur.
bean watching the conversation eager
". Hike q bird. turning her head quick
" from Peals to Rodney n they spoke
and looking very innocent and chic.
Upon the finale Of Peale's scheme to
borrow" her money she broke out into
perfectly good American.
"why. you cheap CRATER" she cried
Indignantly. with q real Bowesy &C
cent. y
''She spoke Engiish.' cx9sd Rodney.
and the countess suddenly covered her
mouth with her hand. reali1ing Tor the
hrst time that she had given herself
away.
suffering cats! She's . faker' Rod
ney added.
The countess agreed. struggling her
shoulders.
so il the draft Gee. you were
easy-
'weu. you're frank anyhow" Rod.
ney said 70 her.
"why not? It's all cold now"
'What was the game. kid7" Heals
asked her. taking . professional inter
ct.
81 was going to trim you for tho g..
900 change from that draft" sajd tAe
countess.
But why pick on usr' ...,
Il didn't start ont to. Ton wished Il
on yourselves" said the countess. Il
came to trim your father. You 10
member I wanted to - hin. But
looked % soft you thought you'd grab
me OF and cell me the French agency
Of Jour Ii Soap. didn't think youp
father could b ~ big boob - you
were. 20 changed my plana
"Nov I'm going to get The COPS 30
est your' said Psals stesnly.
II should burst into laughtaer' es3sd
ths countess. why. you pfksEs. TN
On. You're busted. Ton haven't got
any money. and you have got . phesy
company
Now. SEQ hare." expostulatsd Rod
ney:
"Preservs II. preserve t." ths count
ess interrupted. Don't forget I've un-
| derstood everything you two GuyS Were
talking about" To Rodney she said:
kiss her hand: its French stun"
To Peals:
"Ah. there. you uttls LIE ssver."
To Rodney:
The money with you-'srssnt avsc
vous? Gee. your French u rotten"
To Peale, who moved away from her:
Shall kiss hsrr'
Then she added after q pause:
send for the cops and I'll blow the
whole thing to the papefA"
She rested her gioved ensers eooly
on her umbrella handle and surveyed
the two boys.
We'll. ! guess ws'rs quitA II you
had any money Id ask for . piece Of
| change to keep me quiet But - Il u
I can't waste my time."
You're not French 1t air. Rodney
qusried-
| Il was educated over there. I'm
mense. wasn't ]: You never tumbled
at ALL"
But why the foreign stunr' Peale
inquired.
well. l can talk good French. but
my English Is punk" explained the
/ countess.
You won't say anything now:" Rod.
ney pleaded.
mo. ] don't hit a fellow when he's
down. Anyhow. were all in the same
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CHAPTER TX.
Sowing the Wind.

~ NE day. sure enough. not long
afterward Miss BURKE tr1ppet'
into Rodney's office and handed
him something which bad pot
yet become common in the company's
rOutine-namely. letter with for
eign stamp and postmark. The three
partners were standing abou: as usual
when this dramatic little incident &C.
CURED. Mary was willing to bet it
was another bill, and Peale asked what
odds she was giving-would they be
as high as 100 to /? Rodney In tho
meantime. who had opened the epistle
and been reading it, shouted out:
"Hurrah, hurrah! It's from the coun-
tess!"
They had pinned their hopes to the
countess Partisan skirts, and here she
was coming back again in the nick Of
time. Luck was with them.
what does she say?" asked Mary,
much excited. while Peale grabbed tho
letter and exclaimed in disgust. when
be had glanced at it. "Oh, French
stutf'
''She says she was delayed abroad,
but that she's due on the Northumber-
land this morning and that she's CON-
ing to see Us at H."
Its half past IL now" Mary sighed
"Oh, dear. She's Late
Fear not" said Peale. Remember.
though countess, she Is still wo-
man. Give her time
Does she say anything about the
$15,Ooo?" asked Mary, to which Rod.
ney was obliged to answer, NO.
Peale, however, had a bunch every.
thing was going to be all right. I'm.
luckily Miss Burke punctured it by en-
tering aud saying Mr.. Jones, the ad.
man. was here to see him and seemed
very angry.
MY bunch is wrong" said Peale.
"Here's where we take an aeroplane
and dig hole right through the CELL
Ing"
Keep stiff upper lip" Rodney coun-
seled.
"oh, sure, I'm full Of starch" Peale
retorted.
Good luck, Rodney" said Mary.
Don't worry-I've got a way to
square him. Rodney answered.
They looked forward to the countess
and her $4,000. ana instead here was
Jones again with his advertising bill.
Such were the ways Of business life.
A colorless, unprepossessing person
enough was Jones, but in truth tho
soap trio would have been poor Judges
Of any mans personal magnetism who
came on Jones' errand. To them he
was just the man with the advertising
bill.
He entered quito boldly, allowing
he'd come right in and not wait to be
told they were all out He was IN ex-
per1enced bill collector.
There was nothing to do bnt receive
him bravely.
why, hsllo, Mr.. JONES'" said Rod.
ney genially. pretending to bs quite
glad and surprised to go him
"How arc you. Jackf' began peaie.
He even tried 70 shake Jonss' hand,
but was thrown OF roughly.
"Ynu may DO In the sap business.
but cut out tho soft soap with me-"
was his unsyznpathst1c comment
where's my money! Have you
rot it,"
"why-er-the fact ts"-- Rodney b.
gan,
That mans you haven't"
well you see"-
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CHAPTE X.
A Setback.

NW YES, here's statement" Peale
" went on to Ellery. taking his
pink version of Mary's state
ment of its file.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand eight hundred
and eighteen dollars Eilery read of
from it. holding 1t in his gloved hand.
"And nine cents" added Peale.
"That sounds rather ripping Ellery
admitted. SHOULD have to do any
w0rk!"
You work? should say not said
Peale.
"Of course" added Rodney. before
I can promise to let you in Mr.. Peale
would have to agree"
do you aeree?" asked Ellery. ad-
dressing Peale for the first time.
"Oh, yes. l agreA-I agree" said
Peale perhaps shade too quickly.
Now. what do you say. Ellery"'
asked Rodney. trying not to appear too
anxious.
Ellery put the silver head Of his cane
In his mouth and sucked at 1t q long
time.
''I'u do it," he said at last
GODS in bis heaven. Ais right
with the world" chanted Peale.
Have you the money with your
asked Rodney. bis heart beating.
Why. no." said ElleFy. opening biz
eyes.
"Then you'll send "a a check today?''
put In Peale.
But Ellery wouldn't get the money
until next week. It seemed. His ia
ther hadn't promised 1t till next Mon.
day. He couldn't ask him for 1t now.
you see. Ellery was afraid he couldn't
really. His father was out Of town.
But We can't agree to hold the mat
tar opsa until next Monday" said Rod
Aey firmly
mo. not till way next Menday.'
Peale agreed. 'Why don't you tole-
phone himr'
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anyhow" he said happily just ~ Am
brose Peale came in Sgain.
We'll well. well: Still spoonins.
eh?' said Peale. Say. son. I've just
learned a lot from that advertising
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Yes, that wouldn't be 20 distressing.
Eilsry thought. II be could get him It
would be considerably easier to talk
t. him on the phone. He could always
RUG OF then.
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"Thrss fakes. I'll keep mum " yov Do"
class. Three fakes I'll keep mum IL
you do"
Oh. money. money.
So much for the $1,000 The 82.5OV
was no nearer. as was presently to
appear. when Ellery Clark stuck his
head In the door. grinninG. and asked
o. see Rodney q moment. Peale could
not help noticing TIE change that had
come over the countenlnce Of Ellefy.
You seem very beastly pleased. FL
lery." he said. lis everything all right
about father:"
"Oh. yes. so to speak. In . way" said
Ellery. Still srlnnins.
What do you nean-so to speak. In
Q Way FtIIe demanded. suoden.y
suspicious
Oh. NO aIU.ey!
And l. Explained. The trouble
was that d.. ,.y couldn't get father on
the telepl...e. and that did make II &c
much easie:. Eliery thought He dbl
not fancy talking TO father about mon
~. That was the truth. and he couldn't
get father b.. ause father was OF ON
Long Island sound somewhere with
his yacht and wouldn't be back till
Monday. Apparently Euery was 10
hsved by this unavoidable postpone
ment. and SO he grinned and thought
Il was all right.
Poor Ambrose. thinking Of the $500,
thought it was all wrOrg.
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or not Rodney had positively feel
ing 81 self consciousness as he walked
dowStown in the morning. There was
a half formed thought In his head that
he might even be pointed at In the
streets as the president Of the great Is
Soap company. Now Mary's grave
face and her cool ways when he would
have made love to her chased all such
business reveries into thin air.
II was here at g." said Mary.
II knew 1t. But where've you
been?"
That's what I've got to tell you.
I'm sorry it's such bad news"
ut can't be very bad If it comes
from you"
But it is. I've been out trying to
raise money"
why. Mary. are you In trouhle?"
mo. but am afraid you are
"If you wanted money. why on earth
didn't you come to me?" asked Rodney.
Because you haven't any. This
firms broke. l was surprised. too.
when balanced the books this morn.
Ing" said Mary. "but you've spent 4
lot these last two days. Here's a state.
ment Of assets and liabilities. You owe
$22.s12Oo"
Great Scott, what are our assets?"
"One hundred and thirty-three dol.
lars and thirteen cents"
Rodney shook his head courageously.
That's quite a showing for q
MONTH" he chaffed.
And Mr.. Jones. the advertising man,
was here this morning too. he won't
wait any longer for his money" went
on Mary.
But We paid him 5000 not long
ago.
And we still owe him So. 400 said
Mary. Unless he gets $500 Of 1t to-
day he says he win put you out OF
business"
"You didn't manage to raise any
money while you were out, did your
Rodney asked. pocketing his quaims
about the source Of Mary's capital.
mot q cent" said Mary. And you
haven't heard from tho countess since
thar day aha signed tho contracts"
Not q word" said Rodney. and add
Cd hopefully. but maybe No shall
SOON
II don't know what we're going to
-" said Mary. sighing,
But Rodney was still hopeful and In
clined to cheer up.
"Tls~lmrertart thing Is I've GOT vou
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Oh, lsupp0Se you are, Ellery agreed.
'.Must take a lot Of time to set up your
advertisements"
Peale pricked up his ears at this.
you like EN-? l write am. Ny
names Peale." he ratified of, coming
over to Ellery, who. however. looked
right through him az If he were empty
air. That sort Of treatment was lost
on Ambrose. who only walked back to
his chair. comically rebuned, and Get.
tied down to the role Of listener
what is It. Mr.. Clarke" Rodney
went on. -
you see, its like this. old top" said
ENery. I've been having rather q
time with father lately. Silly old man.
OF course with dao like yours. who's
perfectly satisfied with you. you can't
understand that"
mo. Of courye not" said Rodney
dryly. @ So.
''You See. my old mans out s6 data. =
Ellery went on. encouraged. "lnsisted
on the absurd idea OF my going into
Enthusiastically bore"
"But you wanted to. didn't yous''
asked Rodney.
II should say not" ~.
'Bnt I thought you loved work"
Work? It's preposterous except for
the lower classes. Men Of intelligence
60 in for the pr0fsssjons. I paint"
'sYou look t." said Peale In a half
anido,
I'D heard you were q model son. !"
said Rodney.
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4: :: =; !; !:
him something which had NOT
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-21

Our new Art Squares have arrived
and they are beauties. Levy Bros.
chifforobes. Rockers. Ladies' Dress.
ing Tables and Desks at Levy Bros.
No disappointment about your gift
II II comes from Parks Jewelry store.
Read Hardy Newtons ad on first
page for Christmas dinner specialties.
Have you tried those lOc oyster
loaves at r. NJ. vicks Confectionery.
Just received. fresh shipment of
'Lowney's' chocolates. r. M Wick.
]. W Doremus Jr. OF Calvert was
among the guests at Hotel Bryan to-
day.
Wiley Coulson. a well known citi.
zen Of lola. was visitor TO pryan to-
day.
Miss Mlstrot will give her monthly
dance Thursday evening at the Moose
Hall.
Have you seen all those beautiful
Xmas gifts at J. NJ. Caldwell's Jewelry
Store.
Misses Lille and Minnie Ferguson
Of Harvey were shopping in the city
today.
W. s. Mial Of the Brazos bottom
was In the city transacting business
today.
Mrs. II. r. ousley left today for
visit to relatives in Dallas and Fort
Worth.
Nothing more tasty or more appre-
ciated than our gift goods Park. the
Jeweler
Miss Caro- Mae Edwards OF Millican
is guest OF relatives and friends In
this city.
Mrs. !. Gordon and little daughter
have returned from a visit TO relatives
in Calvert.
You never have that unsatisfied
feeling" II you buy from Parks Jew.
elry Store.
Attend the victrola concerts In our
store every night this week. f. r
Parks 4 Co.
Miss Clara BraatE has returned
from an extended visit to California
and Colorado.
Santa Claus gets most OF his candy
fruit. nuts. etc. at Hardy Newton.
Candy Corner.
W. L. Edge Of Port Arthur is here
10 spend Christmas with relatives In
this city and at Edge.
We will be glad to show you any
article in our line Come today. ]
NJ. Caldwell. the Jeweler.
Mrs, r. p Lee and little son. Ru
dolph. went to Dallas today to spent
Christmas with relatives.
Our stock Ia so large Il is still un
broken. Come and see for yourself
J. NJ. Caldwell. the Jeweler.