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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
aTF,. trail Of F::e LONESOME Pine

The Trail of tie Lonesome PlfeD
vh;ef, comes to the Msdry's Opera
House Scotland Meek. for one uignt
only: Tuesday, November, End. is the
story of biz humans. big hearts and
big purposes Beyond all the fu-
tile spirit Of fel lalis n. tn ar9 is the
h.1a in the skies, canopying the lon-
civ r.le-e tree; the sweet spirit OF
lime. AMI the iron willed masterfui
.fa5f IT, VIII z. Cuihare Amuse-
inert 90. have given q most ela0o-
rate production to l,1gane Waiter 5
draraat;zetion Of join Fox, Jr's Wild
civ Rad book, md hose who love
.iuae in the romance will be more
than charmed with Miss O'Connor' 5
delightful! presentation Of The noun
tain heroine, who has already be-
come en>hrined il the hearts OF q
million back lovers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
Good Movies

The Palace hea;te is showing he
best thing in iii III pictures these
days. This popular little playhouse
deserves The patronage Of the people,
who should turn out and enjoy them
selves to the extent of dime occas-
ionally, if not oftener.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
To The Citi2eu 0! Scotland Neck
And Vicinity.

For fully thirty five years the l..
& M. Semmi-Mixed Real Paint have
been extensively used throughout
tie United States and also in South
America. They have therefore
been subject to the test Of every
sort of climatic conditions most
successful-there by proving thel
extreme durability and supreme
value.
See our advertisement on other
page, telling propertyowners how
to make their own paint, and there
by save sixty cents a gallon on every
gallon used.
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
Paint Makers, New York
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
Ulited Woolen Mills Display Here

The United W,ule, Mills OF Rock j
Mount, have nice line of wo,lens
m display in the Times Office thi
wee \. They are tal.,rs to the trad
am enjoy tf.e reputation of dning
gord W rk. Read .!ceir ad. in h,
) ;lsr.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
Sold The Big Buick

MIR. Newsome A. RiddicH has SO d
the big Buck Master SIX, which he
brought from Charl lite last week.
Mr.. Wheeler Of Scotland Neck was
the buyer 4 very pretty car indeed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
Cabhage Plants

Fine Frostproof Cabbage Plants
by parcel post. Jersey Wakefield,
Charleston Wakefield and Succession,
1000 for s1OO postpaid 100 for 15c.
postpaid R 0. Parks, Utah. N. C
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
Local Store to Have Big Sales

The firm of Allsbrook & Boyette
will conduct special Tailoring Sale
next week. They will offer some
genuine bargains in tailoring. See
what they have to say in the ad.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
sGOs
]. E Bowers.

Friendship bracelet in Scotland
Neck last week Had six links which
were strung on black velvet ribbon
Notify Commonwealth Office if found
1t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-28
! &c.
Luz Sc

Small brown calf about four
saunths Old. Strayed from my lot
at Thursday, Oct. 7th. Reward
fer return or information leading
t. recovery.
]. E Bowers.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
2 NEGRO SLAYERS
BURNED TO DEATH
BY MOB IN TEXAS
Hundreds of Persons See
Crowd Execute Men Who
Shot and Killed Deputy
Sheriff at Sulphur Springs.
Pair Captured By Possee, Immediately Go
To Deaths
Residents Gather in Public Park to Watch
Affair Sheriff Also Wounded, is Expected
to Die

Sulphur Springs Texas August 79Kng and Joe Richmond
negroes burned death view Of hundreds of by
mob in Buaord. Park here late o today.
The negroes while resisting arrest early to-day nine miles
north OF here sho, killed Deputy Lippn
probably mortay wounded Sheriff J. Butler.
They captured by possee this afternoon brought
and Immediately burned.
Tye posee dragged the negroes the ropes
As the park reached pine dry goods were
brought from stores and oil poured upon them,
A chain drapped prisoners the other
handcued him. match the pyre and the negroes
pushed into the flames
As the negroes Tell the Of
emptied their bodies One woman
the park natched revolver hand
fired into the fames.--Gobe Democrat
Shame called chrstiancd The
Africans would hang their head shame such brutal
had been committed among them though uneiviiized
Where regard order? This country
turning to the days OF savaeery.
These and murdeers sowing they
will the whwin The law should be enforced without
tay The Negroes getting fair deal in the
this and knows better than they Often they
taken tried suspicion before pudoed white and rushed
the they turned mobs especially
suspicion and they without judge jury
ing they do that have trial
from those uphold the majesty the law he becomes
knowing that but death they
law Can blame hem What would you neghbor
similar condous mob dangerous thing society and
1.-THE mob spirit should be checked Look Georgia The
Negro will always be the victim The Lord will have send
floods winds and other disasters before poud America tho
county that other lands will her
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
SPARTA.

Dear Editor. allow me space
to say a few words in your worthy
paper Our S. s. was opened
at o:3o a. m. by the assistant
Supt. Bro. Eugene Wallace and
the teachers were active and at
their classes instructing them in
their lessons. The lesson was
reviewed by Supt. J NJ. Haynes.
Bro. Vim. Macklin. was appoint
cd Sunday School Missionary.
At II:oo our pastor Rev. r.
b. French. preached powerful
sermon from /. Cor. Iz:3I and
at 8 clock p. m. our pastor us
cd for q text 1. Cor. 1881 on the
power OF the best gifts.
There will be rally the ist
Sunday in Sept Tor the benefit OF
the church extension and repair.
as we are are TO entertain thc
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

Norfolk is in very healthy con-
dition. + {. Brown is president
and William M. Rich cas- shier
Starting six years ago. its total
assets in 1909 Oslo. 434 has in
creased to $67. 877 90 In 1915.
which is being added to form
twenty 10 thirty thousand each
year. The Christmas Saving
Club feature is very popular In
1914 the bank paid to the de-
positors in this club the sum Of
$23. 900 AT the rate tie mem
bers OF the club are now making
weekly deposits the outlook is
favorable for the return OF SIco,
coo the forthcoming Christmss
week to the fortunate Dep osisors
Messrs L. T. pri.chett and
W, A Wilson Of DanviIlc, Viz
glnia. are successful merchants
and real estate dealers sad TO be
wor.h about $3o ooo.
w. Hewlett Jones. 2o7 Main
ST.. DanvlIIe. Virginia. mas had
twenty five years experience as a
baker and manufacturing conlec-
toner. and has successfully held
his own a.ains; all competitors
in the city. lie easily does hasi
oil $2s 900 annually.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

Missionary Baptist State Associ-
alton which convencs with US in
May 1916. The b Y. z. U. is
doing a good work.
The Carnation club will enter
tain on the church lawn Saturday
evening.
Bros. M, c. Wrice. and Benz
Lance. will present the church a
beautiful communion set the first
Sunday in Sept. Tor which they
credit.
Mrs. Lille Smith is in St.
Loui.. for few days.
Mr.. Henry Rodgers. an old cit
izen OF this city died last week.
aged "a years.
J. ]. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
Notice.
To The w L & M.

The local societies Of the Mt.
Olive Baptist association will
take notice that the annual meet
Ing is I st approaching and every
church and local Society are ask
ed TO send something ror Educa4
ion Sisters, the work no doubt
5 ls2ging but We know that the
Masters 5 business requires haste
% piease let US get busy and do
something 10 put the Educational
work on record this ear.
Each local Union is expected
70 have your delegate there by
Wednesday n1orning to open the
session At whatever place is des.
ignated for rs to hold the w. E.
81 NJ 'nseting Sisters, let US
-, e ~ 9''''a'
n - e'sy
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
Il. ]. MYERS IS
HELD Up. SHOT
BY A RGBBER
Insurance MN Wounded Seriously
BY Negro Who Escapes with
SIS and Book Of aeccip.

Henry ]. Meyers OF 1868 North
Euclid avenue. local manager OF
the Western Lille and Accident
Insurance Company, was shot AID
seriously wounded by : neg,o
highwayna in front c! $3.50 Chou
teau avenue at $50 0 clock Sat
urday night. The negro then rob-
bed Myers OF pockei-book con-
tanning Si3 aud several receipts
and fed
Myers. who is 81 years old. i.
had gone to the Chuteau avenue
address &c collect insurance pre-
miums from Henry Hickman and
Mrs. Martha Martin AS he left
the front yard he was confronted
by negro. who. covering Myers
with a revolver. ordered him TO
throw up his hands. Myers com
piled. but as he raised his hands
the negro fired.
The bullet passed through My
ers left hand and the left side CT
his neck The highwayman then
took the pocketbook and receipts
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
NOTICE
Md City, Ill.
A,,C 6goIr

NR ~ - !.
Mr.. Editor: Please give noti,c
that nave no power TO change
the time OF meeting by the con-
stitution. but as the brothers want
to 60 to the National Convection
they can put the meeting eff two
weeks longer. bat | could not
change it Please give notice for
all to meet Tuesday before the
End Sunday in Sept.
| cannot go nnless my child gets
better as have a very sick
daughter she has been sick for 8
months. that is my reason for not
going. So please give notice OF
the meeting at Mounds; let all
come to DO work for the district.
Rev. ID. Parrish, Moderator.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

Los ANGELES. CAL. Augut II.
Former Gov John M. Slayton
OF Georgia. who commuted the
death sentence Of Leo NJ. Frank
to life Imprisonment. intimated
in an interview here today that
he will be a candidate for Congress
at the next election and will make
the lynching OF Frank his political
issue.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO thank our many
friends for their kind words Of
sympathy during the last illness
and death of our daughter, wife,
mother and sister. Matte Ardeila
Buchanan, who departed this life
August 20, 1915
We thank you also for the many
beautiful floral designs given us.
Devotedly yours,
IRA BUCHANAN. and Children
Mr.. and MRS. / I. STALLS,
Parents
MRS. MINNIE B. WOODS, Sister
MRS. V. JOHNSON.
MRS. MYRA l.. Young.
MISS CORA MAE STALLS,
ANTOINE MAGIC STALLS, Brother.
Rclern,s rsesrea.na UTcz fss. t.sfss .Excs
S1xo pssia - fsasa - cv1AsE
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

1000 Welcome Address by pastor Response by
Allison. of csntrala
iiO0 Preaching Rev 2. B. French Sparta Collection and
adjournment
AFTERNOON.
iso Devotsonas by Elder Thompson Yer
ION nd Carlyle delegates.
Introduction Of visitors
Topics Reading letters.
400 Preaching By Rev. J. N. Blake. Me;ropola
Collection ard dismission.
FRIDAY MORNING
Devo,ionas by Harrisburg and Carrier Mills delegates
Remarks by the moderator
Committee work. Reading miscellaneous
ii.oo Preaching Rev. J. II Knowles Missionary
Collection and dismssou
AFTERNOON.
Dsvo.iona by Hodges Park delegates
Moderator's address
Miscellaneous business, Reading Of letters
800 Preachin. Rev. G. W. Rowlett Metropolis
Collection and sdjourrpsnt
EVENING SESSION
by Belgrade delegates
800 Praacking by Rev. J. w, Davis Metropolis
Coisction and adjournment.
SUNDAY MORNING
Sunday sehod
Prayer md Praise meeting
fieo Preaching. Rev. C W Norment. carbondae
Collection and adjournment
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Z: Devosioaais condueted by III, Vernon delegate
100 Memorial Services conducted bY E7drs H. Allison J. H.
knowlss sad j. u. hccrary.
SUNDAY NIGHT SESSION
7o Devotional. by Future City md Tanms dele
gates
90 Preaching by tho Moderator
Collection and adjournment
COMMITTEES. Elder. W Rowlett J. NJ Blake and Mrs M
Blake
PROGRAM
OF the Ministers and Deacons Union to be held
with the ST. John Baptist Church. Mounds, ILL.,
Sept 7 and g. Is.
800 Devotional ed BY 18th ST. and unionyle delegates
800 Union eal by Edor NJ Blake Motropo
Committee Reading and Byaws
1000 Topic Work raore will a committee appointed
draw topics and having topics will present them to
said committee.
1880 By Response by Rev. E Holmes
Duquon
lO0 Preaching Rev Bona OF Cairo COLLECTION ana dis
mission.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
lao DevoonaIs by Villa Ridge dele
zoo Roll CALI Reading minutes Introduction Dis
cussion of topics
2s0 Miscellaneous business.
a:oo Preaching. Rev. C Chambers Collection
Topics.
1880 Deyotonals. t. C Owens and James Haynes.
Preaching. Ed A. Webb Collection and dsmission
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50 Devotonais by Duquoin delegates
call and Reading minutes Miscellaneous business
and topics
li:oo Preaching Rev.. VIM Boil Md City
AFTERNOON
80 Devotionals led by Pulaski and Ulln delegates
Praise meeting
23O Topics
EVENING
400 Preaching j. H. Hiey Collection and dismisson.
7s3o Deyoonals led By and Sandusky delegates
500 Preaching Elder W. G Faulkner Collection and adjourn
ment
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
SUNDAY NIGHT SESSION

7so Devotonas by City Tamms dele
gates
90 Preaching by the Moderator
Collection and adjournment
Committee: Elders G. ". RowletJ M Blake and Mrs M J.
Blake.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

Subscribe For The Gazette.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
SUNDAY MORNING

9sW 3un<1ay Uchod
1850 General Prayer and Praise meeting
fieo Preaching Rev. C. w Norment, carbondale
Collection and Adjournment
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
NOTES ON RACIAL

PROGRESS.
The FroHn Savings Bank OF
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Z: Devotioaais conducted by Mt Vernon delegate
400 Memorial Services conducted by E7ders H. Alaon
Knowes and j. d. hccrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
EVENING

400 Preaching Rev j. II. Hley Collection and dismsson.
7:30 Devotionas by Tanms and Sandusky delegates
500 Preaching W. G. Faulkner Collection and adjourn
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
EVENING SESSION

7so Dsvotsenals led by Texas Bend and Belgrade q.
800 Proacking by Rev. j. w, Davis. Metropolis
Collection and adjournment
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03

Rclern,s rsesresssns Ug.z irs. t.sfsf ssxrs
F@xp EsSa - fSaSa - cc1x~E
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

lao Devotionas conducted by New Bethel Ridge
gates
200 Roll Reading mnute Introduction of visitors. Dis
cussion Of topics
2.3O. Miscellaneous business
a.oo Preaching. Rev. W. C. Chambers. Collection.
Topics.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
EVENING

1880 .Deyotonas Bros. T. C Owens and James Haynes
500 Preaching Ed A. s. Webb. Collection and dsmsslon
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
AFTERNOON

30 Devotonas led by Pulaski and ullin delegates.
200. Praise meeting.
$50. Topics
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
AFTERNOON.

ID Devo,onais led by Hodges Park delegates
200 Moderators address
Miscellaneous business, Reading Of letters
800 Preaehinn Rev. G. W Roulett Metropolis
Collection and sdiou rfnsnt.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
FRIDAY MORNING

30 Deyotonns by Harrisburg and Carrier Mills delegates
Remarks by the moderator
Committee work Reading
loo Preaching. Rev J. II Knowles Mssonnry.
Collection dismixsson
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
PROGRAM

Of the Gath Annual Session of the Mt. Olive Bap-
list Association, to be held with ST. John Ba ptist
church, Mounds, ILL.,, Sept. 7th to l3, 1915.
300 Thursday devoonals conducted by Mt Moriah and
Perks delegates.
9:aO Call o order by moderator Rev d. Parrish.
Calling roll officers reading the By Laws and Consttut
lon.
Appointment of committees
1000 Welcome Address by Response by Elder Il
Allison of Csntralia.
ii0o Preaching Rev p French. Sparta Collection and
adjournment,
AFTERNOON.
iso Devoonals conducted by Elder Thompson Mt Yer
and Carlyle delegates.
200 Introduction of visitors
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-03
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

$50 Carbondale and Duquon delegates
900 Roll Reading Miscellaneous business
and topics
ii:00 Preaching Rev. VIM Boil Md City
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
"GiVe Us Clear Saturday,"
Is Prayer of Baseball Fans

Everybody out to the old ball
grounds tomorrow
This is the slogan that is going the
rounds among Wilmington fans, who
are looking for a clear day tomorrow
Dr the games at Front and Union,
New Castle, Newark. Seventeenth and
Spruce, Eden Park and Water Tower.
The Delaware-M Maryland League has
reduced the admission price at Front
and Union from 25 to Is cents and Is
10 10 cents to get more persons out
this Saturday-the first clear one in
several weeks, that is, if the weather
man keeps up today's sunshine. The
reduction in admission price was the
result Of recent poor attendance in an
effort TO awaken interest in the game.
At Front and Union streets Satur-
day the Wilmington Traction Com
pany boys will meet the Elk Mills.
Some fast playing is expected and the
crowd is expected to be a record one
II the weather holds out. on account
of the reduced admission price.
Elkton will play at New Castle and
Parkside will be at Newark. In the
All-Wilmington League Vandever and
Bancroft will play a double header
at, Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
The Eden park attraction will be
Browntown and Eden. Eastlake will
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
Special june Events
FOR NEMOURS SHOOTERS

A northeast wind and occasional
showers made shooting hard yester-
day afternoon, but in spite Of the adj
verse conditions. four Of the Nemours
women faced the traps and started the
five-hird events scheduled for the
month.
During the month the club will have
three special prizes to shoot for q
small loving cup, a silver lemon fork
and a silver bon hon spoon.
On each regular shooting day there
will be five events of FIVE targets each
and a member to be eligible to win
the prizes must shoot in ali five
events.
Handicaps will be allotted as usual
and divided into FIVE equal parts for
the fiye-bird events.
In case ties develop in Event 1. they
will be decided on the scores made in
Event that Is, the scores made in
Event will count as the shoOt-off
for those who have tied in Event ] as
well as counting for the prizes in that
event. The same rule will apply in
Events and 3.
Each shooter will have a chance to
shoot for all three trophies. but no
shooter will be eligible to win more
than one of the trophies In the final
shoot. if a shooter has a chance for
all three trophies, should she lose out
in the first one she still has a chance
for trophy number two and should
she lose out in the second, she has a
chance for the third, so It will pay
/ each shooter to do her best A chance
for three is better than chance for
one.
A winner of the trophies each week
during June will compete in a contest
for final ownership on a handicap ba-
sis on the first regular shoot in July.
In addition to the above events the
regular spoon shoots will be held
during June and the spoons awarded
under the same conditions as they
| have been heretofore.
Yesterday when handicaps were
counted Mrs. e. l.. Riley was high for
the first trophy and Dr. Florence Sew
ard won place on the second and
third trophies.
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
WAR sLUMPs BAIL STOCK.

There have been many contributing
causes TO the present slump in base
ball stock, but the most potent OF
these has been the baseball war with
the Federal League, says Joe Kelly
in the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Tolo-
graph. The fans got out of the habit
OF watching their favorites rounding
10 form i'm training camps, because
day after day there we're stories in
dicating the uncertainty Of managers
as to whether stars who had hoped
and rehopped would stick. The court
records Of the country gave the fran
tic fan the insides Of the money end
Of the game-at least sufficient in.
formation on the financial side TO rol
the game of its sporting interest.
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
PENLYN NOW Hopes
TO SHOW REAL CLASS

The Penlyn Hall team will play at
Port Penn tomorrow, The local boys
have had rough time for the carly
part of the season on account of some
Of the players representing the High
School and others Goldey College. and
consequently being compelled to play
with their Alma Matters on Saturdays.
Now that the scholastic season is end
ed Penlyn can count on it's regular
players and some semblanco of team
play viii be developed.
LivermOre. who agreed TO catch for
the team this season. has gone -
Nandeyer; X. Minker. the first-sacker,
also followed his friend: Stetser. de-
string to play with Silverbrook asked
for his release. which was cheernlly
given him, and NJ. Minker, who was
not hitting In his usual form. was
shipped.
The release of Stetser necessitated
tho election OF new captain. Morris
Pierson being unanimously elected to
this position. He will do all OF the
receiving work on the team. and II he
continues playing i'm the style Of the
last few games, should make a better
man for the team than Livermore.
To take the place Of Minker, a hard
hitter was secured in Crawford, who
has been playing shortstop for High
School Considering the fact that
he is unaccustomed to first base. he
has put up a fine game and should
improve with practice.
White will continue In the lnfeld
either at second base or short stop,
probably at tho former. lie is play
ing fast fielding game and usually
, gets his hit
The shortstop position is unsettled.
Jones, who has been playing an out
field position. will be tried there to-
morrow Ruth, the sensational short
stop of the Madeley Church League
team. will play in some OF the biz
games.
For the third bag Mckay has been
signed. This young fellow. when
given an opportunity with High
School. proved such hard worker
and fine fielder that he could not be
denied a regular job. Al first. there
was some fear for his hitting ability
but he has been smacking the bail
hard and timely.
Robinson will be the only regular
left in the outhold. This boy is
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
newark Hopes TO PUT
BRAKES ON PARKSIDE BOYS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, June 4.-With Parkside
as opponents, the prospects are that
a record crowd will turn out to see
the local Delaware-Maryland game
here tomorrow afternoon. 1t will
probably be Hogan against Coffin
again. These two twirlers met in the
famous fifteen inning game played in
Wilmington several weeks ago Lo-
cal fans arc sure that Manager Ellison
has the best team and are expecting
a victory tomorrow.