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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

Sisters

Il am sorry you could think of any.
body except me this morning." the
voice went on reproachfully. you
and you only, have been in my mind
since we parted. But, l say, grille,
l mustn't keep you from work now.
All Iwant to know is If can't see
you today?".
Caryps thoughts worked rapidly.
OF course, seeing him this evening
was out of the question. She must
have that talk with Julia tonight.
While she hesitated Hadley spoke
again:
II remember you told me that /
couldn't come to that sad looking joint
where your sister insists on living to
get local color. But I thought you
might grant me an hour somewhere
late this afternoon"
Caryps face was lighted by a smile
Of joy. why, yes" she agreed. 81
can spare you an hour between four
and five"
Good" exclaimed the man. 'Ill
meet you just inside Of the Fifty.ninth
street gate Of Central Park at4, and
we'll have tea together at some quiet
place. How does that sound to you?"
"All right" assented the girl.
There's something I want to speak
to you about anyway"
There are lots of things l want to
talk to you about" the man declared.
Wasn't | foxy to hunt up old De-
LANES number? He never guessed
who it was that was asking for you
just now
He mustn't guess" Caryl rejoined
hurriedly. 'Good-by!"
"Good-by-dear!" the man MUIR
INJURED, and at the sound of his low
tones the girls face flushed and her
eyes shone with happiness.
He loves me already" she whis-
pered as she went back to her machine
to wait for Delaine's return,
The minutes licked themselves
slowly away, and the waiting girl grew
nervous. Did Delaine suppose that
she was talking all this time? When
ten minutes had passed she summoned
courage to knock at the door leading
into the next room, then, as Delaine
called out Come in!' she opened the
door softly and glanced in. The man
sitting there rose to his feet as he
saw her.
Excuse me-" she faltered, '1 thot
that perhaps you did not know that
had finished talking on the telephone
some time ago"
Il did not know" Delaine rejoined.
Il am sorry" the girl said awk-
wardly, that you should have been
disturbed like this in your dictation.
will tell Julia not to send me a
message by one of the clerks during
working hours again. l suppose" "
with an apologetic smile. that she
could not get away from the counter
herself just then, and was foolishly
anxious to know if was better"
More Tomorrow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28
Boston Baked Beans
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

beans to dry; pour boiling water
over half.pound Of salt pork and
score the rind in half.inch strips;
put into the bean-pot with the beans.
Have ready three tablespoonfuls OF
molasses. one teaspoonful Of saft. one
teaspoonful Of mustard. mix oil we'll
together with boiling water to cover
and pour over the beans. Bake about
seven hours In q moderate oven,
Keep the beans well covered with
the cover Of the pot until the last
hour. adding water as needed.
Sweet-VaniIla Custard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

THERE is. perhaps. no other vege-
4 table dish no cheap and easily
cooked and at the same time 80
agreeable and nourishing. and Is q
favorite dish with many persons.
Put two cups OF navy beans in cold
water over night, wash and rinse
thoroughly, then put them into salted
water. bring them to . boil and let
them simmer slowly until tender:
pour water away from them, stand
on the stove with tho lid OF the
saucepan partly OF. to allow tho
To-m0rrow-A Delicate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

was long, SO 1t did not matter II the
doll did not have any feet
"She made a cape of one lettuce
leaf and little bonnet from small
leaf; the clothes were fastened on
with little sticks which Susie's father
whitfield from twigs.
There! ! think that looks NICE,
said Susie's mother holding 1t up fol-
her husband to see.
"lt looks nice enough to eat,' said
Susie's father. smacking his mouth
Susie's mother sprinkled the doll with
water, SO it would keep fresh, and
put it by Susies bed
In the morning when she awoke
she saw 1t the first thing. oh. | have
got doll! I've got a doll!' she cried
laughing and running to her mother
with the doll clssped in her arms.
Susie played with the doll for
while, but as told you, Susie did not
have nice things to eat as you do, and
a whole carrot and a head of lettuce
all for herself was something new to
poor little Susie Rabbit. SO after a
while she just nibbled bit Of the cape
and then she nibbled one ruffle.
"I guess she will look just as well
if she only has one ruffle on her skirt,
said Susie, so she ate one leaf of let
tuce
After while she ate the bonnet,
and by and by she ate the other ruffle
and the cape.
"a doll without a dress isn't any
use,' said Susie; so she ate the carrot,
and that was the end of Susie Rabbits
doll"
"Oh, grandmother, that was a lovely
story" said Patty. Il think that is
good enough to print in book. Won't
you have it printed? Please do. l
know lots Of little folks would like to
read about a girl Rabbit as we'll as
about Peter and Jackie and other boy
Rabbits"
So Grandmother Rabbit did as Pat
ty Rabbit asked, and that is the way
you happened to read the story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

all the time about Peter Rabbit and
Jackie Rabbit and Bennie Rabbit and
looking at their pictures l should
like so much to read a story about a
little girl Rabbit"
Don't little girl rabbits ever do
anything that would make a good
story Grandmother"
"Of course they do, my dear.
Didn't l ever tell you about Susie Rab-
bit that ate her doll?" asked Grand
mother Rabbit.
"Oh. Grandmother, do tell it to mel"
said Pattie Rabbit.
Grandmother Rabbit sat down on
the steps of Patty's house and took
her knitting out of bag and as she
knit she told the story Of Susie Rab-
bit, who ate her doll.
Once upon time" said Grand
mother Rabbit, there lived a little
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Newspaper Syndicate, New York
girl Rabbit named Susie. Her father
and mother were poor, and they did
not live as you do, where they could
get plenty Of food, and she didn't have
book with pictures in 1t, either.
Susie Rabbit never had anything
to play with. She was lucky If she
had enough to eat.
But one day Susie Rabbit saw a
little girl with doll going through
the woods where she lived and ran
home to her mother and cried for a
doll. Her mother couldn't get her a
doll because they did not live near a
store, and If they had she did not
have any money to buy one; so Susie
cried and cried, and when her father
came home she was still crying
moga nd noptdhak ohtnay storo
"What is the matter with Susie? 2
he asked, and Susie's mother told him
she wanted a doll.
After Susie was in bed that night
her mother said to her father: have
thought Of something; we can make
Susie doll
I1O" Sdu we uldhc d uOll dSAcu
Susies father, looking surprised that
his wife should suggest such thing.
"I'll tell you said Susie's mother,
you go over to the garden at the farm
house over the hill and get me a big
! carrot and head of nice crisp let
tuce and | will show you how I can
make a doll
$50 away ran Susie's father and got
the carrot and the ettuce and brought
them home
Then Susie's mother cut the top
of TIE carrot for head and made the
eyes and the mouth and nose with
ink; the doll didn't have any hands;
and then she made pretty dress of
the lettuce with a ruffled skirt, which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28
The Iron Claw

-vny -snouio you nope tnat?" asked
the girl at his side as they went lurch-
ing onward again.
II hoped 1t for your sake" was his
answer.
But who are you, that you should
do all this for me?"
Look back and make sure we're not
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

The value of all the products of the
gas industry in 1914 was S53,, 100000
more than in 1909 The total products
of 1914 were valued at more than
$220,000, 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

OWVS NoSI.
being followed" was the strangers an.
swer. Then I'll tell you!"
The girl stared back along the dusty
roadway. But along that roadway was
nothing to be seen.
What she saw when she turned
again. though, was gray wig and
fringe of yellowish-white whiskers
lying In the bottom of the wagon.
And when she lifted her eyes to the
strangers face she beheld on that
face. suddenly rejuvenated, the mar
row band of a yellow mask, yellow
mask which covered the eyes and the
upper part of the head. But below the
mask. intimidating as it was in its
mystery, she could see that the mouth
was a smiling one.
(TO BE CONTINUEDJ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28
Masonic Calendar

Friday, July 2S-King Soiomon's S
Chapter, N 4, r. A. NJ. Called meet
ing; work in the Past and Most Ex-
cellent Masters degrees, commencing
at o'clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

Copyright, 1916, by the MecIur,
Little Patty Rabbit sat looking at
her story book with a very dissatis-
fed look on her face.
why, Patty, dear, what is the mat
ter: You look as II you did not like
the pictures or stories in your book, "
said Grandmother Rabbit.
Yes" said Patty Rabbit, II like
it sometimes, but l get tired reading
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

"A Real Detective Story by
the Worlds Greatest Oetec-
tive. A Fascinating Love
Story interviewer with the
Tangled Threads Of Mystery.
Copyright, 1916. w. ]. Watt
Company. Newspaper rights
by International News Service
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-28

Mosquito-Say, Fatty, l was born
n that can.
Potato Bug-1t's a nice house
What made your family leave it?
Mosquito-Oh, the place went dry
nd we moved on.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

thrce children and could not raise any OF
them, but since ! have taken the Com
pound / have bright baby boy, 7
advise every suffering woman to try IL
and get relief. II has done wonders for
me. Mrs. CATuARtNE COOLING, 1873
E. King Street, York, Pa.
When i medicine has been successful
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has a right 30 say without try
ING It, al do not believe it win help
me" There must be more than @ hun
dred thousand women in this country
who, Ike Mrs GoodunC, have proven
whatwor2er5 Lydia 2. Pnhhan S Veg
atahlc Compound can do for weak and
aiIng women. Try it and see for
youraelf.
III there are any complications
y0u don't understand, write
T.yGia H. E'i0hJ2am Medicine 60.
(con3idenjiaN, lynn, Mass.
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J. c. Shivers OF Atlanta spent yester,
day in the city. ''
E. c. Miller OF Waycross is spending
few days in the city.
c. L. Bostwick the new proprietor
OF the Royal hotel. was a business
visitor to Waycross yesterday.
L. G. Williams OF Atlanta called on
friends in Brunswick yesterday.
Atlanta arrivals OF Saturday Were
Nat Barach and c q. Lynd, register
ed at the Oglethorpe.
VIM. Reynolds of Atlanta was among
those registered at the oglethorpo yes
terday.
c. c. Johnson of Baxiey Was among
the business visitors to the city yes
terday.
S. c. Weisseger,the new joint agent
at Thallman, was the guest last night
OF his old friendand pastor Rev. c. y.
jackson. i
}. I. Ilightower and II. c. Joynagin
Of Opolika,t Ala, who arrived in
Brunswick Friday after Il drive from
Miami, Fla. left for thei rhomcs yes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27
DOCTOR SAVES A
BLACKSMITH

Some time ago ! was taken with kid
ncy trouble which caused me to give
u1 my work as blacksmith I lost my
appc,ite and could not sleep, from
q 9 dreadful rains that would come
over me, from my Kidneys. was
treated by a physician for about three
months. He could not help me 50 fl
Hally he prescribed DR. Kilmer's
Wmp-ROOt. | started taking same
ana before ! had finished taking the
first bottle I began to eat and sleep
better than | had in a long time.
continued to take same until I was
entirely cured and took on consider
able weight.
! an now back working at my trade
again and never felt better iii my life.
appreciat c3what swamp R0oo has done
Tor me and will recomsncnd il TO any
one who suffers with their Kidneys
When physicians fail to give relief and
then prescribe Swamp.H05i tn4y sure
linow OF its merits. ] am, very truly
yours, A. S. HtLE.
State Of New York,
County Of MUiroc-ss aay5h9. 70
.. a. Hale, Of Henrietta, n Y. being
duly sworn deposes and says that he
is the pe!go't WHO wrote The foregoing
testimonial letter 10 Dr.. Kilner &. CO.,
and knows the facts stated therein to
be true.
Subscribed ana sworn to before me
this 10th day Of July, 1903.
l1rrri, y CrifIfr N~1ta.s,, EJrlIio
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27
me healthy Child
Convincing Ev dence
PIE INEXPENSIVE REmFDv
CHECKS EARLY TENDENCY
TO CONSTIPATION

Bout the first thing impressed m
young mother is the necessifv for
mound OF simple laxative herbs
he question of the most desirable
tive for chidren's use.
IS. Jesse Richardson, Philpot XIV
she has used DR.. Caldwelrs Svr-
Pepsin for the past year and that
g is no medicine in the world ike
She writes, My little son, William
Just loved it because it is so pleas
to take, and everybody talks about
being such fine healthy boy"
:. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is a
pound Of SIMPLE laxative herbs
. from any opiate or narcotic drug
is the standard remedy for consti-
on in thousands of homes through
the land. Drug stores everywhere
it for fifty cents bottle. Get a
lie of this excellent remedy, and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27

Useless Run-Chief Harrison and
his fire laddies had useless run short
ly before 10 O'Clock last night. Woods
on Blythe island have been burning
burning for the past few days. Last
night some frightful citizen observed
the blaze and, thinking half OF the
waterfront was afire, called out the
department, and the auto trucks made
quick run up Newcastle street as
far as l. discovering at this point that
the supposed blaze was the woods on
Blythe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27

Fastiae Monday-One Of the most
popular screen artists Of today is
Blanche Sweet, who Will be seen at
the Pastime tomorrow in her very
latest photoplay, The Ragmuffin." In
this play Miss Sweet surpasses all her
other efforts in photoplays; she plays
the title role, which is that of a little
foreign girl who comes to this coun-
try in the disguise Of a boy and tries
to work her way in The world, She
meets with many trials and hardships,
but in the end is wooed and won by a
wealthy young man who has met her
and fallen in love with her. First reels
$3.50, 3, $50, 8 and ):15 pm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27

stones Angel Food and Sponge
Cakes, I0c each today. Phoenix Gro
Gerry Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27

RE k.ddies il Il public scnooI are
3mart-JuBt awful hard 70 fool--Say
Name your Iupeh Upon the slate" d
thousand then viii write STONES
CAKE" Six kinds--one price--1O
cents. a. Phoenix Grocery. n
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EXTREME WEAKNESS
And suffering
Read How Mrs, Goodling got
Relief and Strength.

York, Pal have used Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-27

No. 12-5.10 pm. for Atlanta and ell
counections-T S. A. L. local
south.
Arrives.
No. 14-l0:45 am. from Atlanta and
Jacksonville connections.
No. G-l1:55 am. from Thalmann
and Savannah connections.
NJ. $3.50 I'm. from Thalmann,
1aonville ana Savannah conrec-
lions.
no. l2--8 10 pm. from, Atlanta.
1E0RGiA COAST & PIEDMONT
Departs
No. 25-Daily except Sunday 715 a.
IA, for Collins and Cavanaah.
NO. Sunday oh9y, 1876 pm, for
Collins.
Arrives
No. 26--Daily except Sunday 600 D.
m, from Collins.
40, ~ sendiF. only, 1920 pm,
Gron Collins. s,.,as,.s,
q 7s-s----zl =
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Prompt delivery; cheap cash prices.
DCNOe
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WANTED.

Young lacy for Dry Goods De-
partnnent.
KAiSER'S.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
ATLANTIC COhST LINE

0epartg--
No 9G--5.25 a. IA, for Albany and
u points.
No. 9J-4:0C p. m for Albany ana
u points.
Ar-jYes--
no. g!.-12:35 ,. u. from Albany.
no. 1866 from Albany.
II LAHTR, BIRMINGHAM &
ATLANTIC
DGp"r1s.
No. lis am for Atlanta sod al
onnCctIon8 Tbalman, $. a. l.. local
.orla.
Ne. 5-1O;10 am. jacksonville and
agannah and S. A. l.. north.
No 7-2:45 nm Jacksonville and
Savannah aud $ a. L. south.
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0 10000 600
, ? FIR s O NALS G
0 . . Q . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q

Which Was It?-Rev. Cyrus Town
send Brady gathers all the forces of
courage in one great act when. in the
beginning Of The Chalice OF Courage
q man is called ON to XIII his own be-
loved wife Was it murder or was it
an act OF charity? The Chalice OF
Courage"-oue OF those high class V.
S L. L. features in SIN reels will be
shown at the Grand Monday. Starts
3:+5 and S:15. Matinee b and l0c.
Night 10c. The Grand these days, in
line with the larger cities. is showing
continuous picture without an in
remission. -
The Weather-Forecas for today in
Georgia: Fair, warmer, moderate
west winds.
A Small Rlaze-The fire department
was called out shortly before II o'clock
last night by a small single fire in
a shanty at 1920 Oglethorpe street.
The damage was small.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
HALFBACK NUSS MAY
TAKE PART IN GAME
With CHATTANOOGA
Sur.;;,l piS;atch % The lEiclllgcncer.

SIuT3;. Dis atch - The lrict!lSchcers
WASHINGTON. PA. Nov. 22-t'Or the
first tine IN several weeks, Furman
NuSS. halthstck who was hurt in the
Yale game, went through hard Slgnai
practice with The Washington u JeHer-
son team this afternoon NuSS has prac-
tically rcEained his normal condition and
will IN all likelihood start the game
against Johnny SpicgclS MoccaSin eleven
from Chattanooga at the end OF the
week. He is 4 veteran who has hccn
through many big engagements. Will DO
playing his final game before home
crowd and with L rest OF several weeks
is expected t" put up one OF the great
Srdirou
Metxgcr gave the men q hard drill this
aftcrnun. although he did not stage q
scrimmase Every man but Shields and
Euhic WAS able to get into the practice
and it is believed that all will be in
fine shape by the end of the week.
Word Reached here tonight that SpirS"l
started north with 20 players this "r"-
ming and will get to Claysville. this
county tomorrow night or at the farth-
est On Friday morning and will hold
practice for his men on Il farm lot i'll
tn. vicinity Of that town. The Chattn-
nunga camp ut ClaySVillc on Saturday
is expected to b. the mecca for many
". X J. pilgrims, who know and admire
SplrGc ard will will want 70 get
peak ut his team.
Tho advance sal" OF seats for the
Chattanooga game started today and
Manager Murphy reported the largest
pre- game disposal for any homo game
uI the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
Championship Claimants
More Numerous Than FIys

The present sport OF the amafucr
football organization of Wheeling and
vicinity Is claiming the 130-pound class
championship. Will" the lntelligenc"rr
does not presume 10 decide the righttul
claimant. it nevertheless states that
there can be but only one. while in tn"
arena there appears TO be dozen or
more with ncw claimants sprinSins
from everywhere disputing the claims
Of other teams. The Rayland Washing
ton. and Cupid athletic clubs have used
these columns for presenting their
claims and disputiug The claims Of 9TH
ers. and now the latest addition TO the
long list is the Paul Athletic club "f
Bridgeport They base their claim on
victories over the I;ayland and Cupid
teams.
Heretofore tho Intrlli sencer has pIh-
liShed the Communications Of the so
called amatuer organizations but In the
future little If an? attention will nc
given these. Until they can ConcluSTc-
IL show their records without 81 dnfrar
during the entire season. and without n
string Of alibis showing why they were
defeated. until then. Tho Intelligence
will take no recognition of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
ROBBERS GET AWAY
WITH S11,4OO IN Cash

BOSWELL. Okla, Nov. 22.-Nlth I'll,
hank in their possession. three robbers
tonight were fleeing to the wIlds Of the
iiinmichi Mountains after having shak-
On plr pursuing posse by fording a
.wolcln creek
Tho robbery took place late tooay'
.I,r,rrI EMPLOYEES of the bank and two
customers were ordered into the vault
while ". W. Moran. vice president. and
". W. Jctcr. cashier We're compelled TO
niJ the robbers In putting $4,000 In
currency. $1,000 in gold and Sl'o"o IN
siivnr into n stout sack. Moran and
letter then joined tho other in the vault
ana the door was closed, after which the
r0hcbrs fnd. because the door failed
to lock. the prisoners inside escaped
after hearing the bandits depart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
YALE HAS FINAL
HARD WORKOUT

NEW HAVEN. CONN. N"v. =
Yulc's last hard drill u"iUr" th" Harvard
game was held tml;;y and IN" varsity
Displayed good form in strenuous
twrnl y-minutC %CrimmagC against Il
strong scrub eleven. Tn" regulars made
two touchdnwnS: Neville making both
scores One touchdown Was made on Il
25-yard run and the other vas the result
Of a long forward pass from La Roche.
The practiC" during tn" remainder Of
the week will h. light. consisting mainly
of signal drills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
AS 4 SPORT HIS 4
BRILLIANT FUTURE IN WHEELING

opposite Habcrling's name they put
coach" We desire to state that Ha-
behring's name was on the lineup q week
prior to the game. While on the other
hand the Cupid club did not mention
Vango's name. Vango is q ringer pure
and simple. He weighs $50 pounds and
played fullhack on the Belluire {. a. e.
team. Another extra man" Is Joe
Batistc who played quarterback on the
Wheeling C.. a. L. team for some time;
Mondays article also stated that had
there been ono minute more to play the
Cupid club would huve scored another
touchdown. This Is false as the ball
WAS in possession OF dhc w. \. G. team
on tho Cupid's 3O-yard line. If the
Cupid club is confident Of their ability
to defeat the w. A. c. team in fair
game We are ready to meet them at any
time, and on any grounds.
W. A c., Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
CLUB
PLAYS FERRY TEAM
Williamson, Captain Of University Of
Pittsburgh in 1915. is Coach Of
Peerless Club, Coming Sunday.

On next Sunday 1T Lra.uc Park the
Martins Ferry Athl"tics will 'mrct tho
strong Peerless football club Of Pjtla-
burgh. This team is captained and
COACHED by Chalky Williamson. Uutvcr-
sity of Pittsburgh Captain in 1915. rh"E-
have only lost onn game this season.
and that 10 the strong Grenet team. ny
score Of 80. The Peerless played Mt
Martins Ferry on Thanksgiving Day in
1914. and scored twelve points on the
fast Ferry team of that season. Rcsi'lc
Williamson they have such strong play
ers as Drummer Of Indiana. Normal Ran
dolf of Carnegie Tech. McAuliffe. of pu-
quesne University. nrcssier. OF Allegh-
eny College and Wagner. of =. [.
Captain Fleahman &c Ferry is repldIE,
recovering from the injuries Sustained
last Sunday and will be able TO play in
part of the game. Ingram. who played
such strong gam: against Pitcairn.
Will start the game a. Centre.