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IS INJURED.
Broken Col1aPbone VIII KEGS
QuartcPback Dot for Season.

Columbia has lost Joe Ra.mondo. hBt
string quarterback, for the year. Raj
monde was injured in the game with
Williams last Saturday and an X-ray
examination yesterday showed that his
collarbone Is fractured.
Rairnondo was a capable quarterback.
and snce the injury TO Howard Miller,
the sensational fed general OF Column
bias 1915 eleven. has been at the helm
of the Blue and White team. Inasmuch
a. Miller will be unable to play for an
other ten days or two weeks Coach Met
ctlf has been forced TO call p Angus
Mc'abe. who was quarterback OF the
freshman eleven a year ago. McCabe
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New Formation for Syracuse

SYRACUSE. y Y, NOV. e-Syracus.
coaches and players are expecting the
hardss; tussie OF the season with
Dartmouth at Springfield on saturday
To da'r Syracuse and Dartmouth have
both lost no games and neither
team can AFFORD 20 lose another, Realic-
ing that the Orange backasld lacked the
punch near the goal line, which would have
enabled Il 10 roll up a big score against
Michigan last saturday, BIZ HolenbarN
has given this department most OF his a.
trntion this week,
several new formations have been tried
out TO De used against IN. New Han.pshir.
boys. and the defence for the forward
pa ssing game has been hoIstered W. Tho
team VIII leave for Springfield Tomorrow
and Will arrive In that city at $3.50 + VI,
Several hundred students are expecting
to the team. while nearly every
alumnus In New England Will ta on land
TO root for the Orange.
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Williams Students Cheer sousd.

WILLTAMSTDUN. Mass. ~, >
Cheere' BY q large croWt @: stu1an's who
had come % the held 20 watch practice n.
M..!sins footba. squad put IN a soft,
afternoons work In rrepsrt.i,n for ~.
Neseyan fan- on saturday. The backs
started Work by catching punt, and nun
n!ns 'neW GOWN the neli against the Inc
men. Coach Brooks then Sc, IN. harks..
men 70 iackling The dummy. Vh.la IN. orIs
caught Onward passes ani the guards ana
Ing machine.
A'ter a short signal practice the va-.i.,
avg IN" scrubs md = hr'f hour session a.,
ecriminae@. during which the r-st showed
UP particularly well. scoring two to,ch.
Towns Pratt substitute centre. who vas
nurt IN the Columbia game. was out In unit.
FORM to-day, hr; limited himself to prac.
using drops. Tn. team now has every man
ready 10 pay and with a few excen,ior,
the "ho.e squad Is In rrst class contf,tnr
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10 short and chunky, but despite his
physical handicap has the markings OF a
first class player. He handles the team
smoothly and is a hard man to down
when he carries the ball.
Columbia had a stir scrimmage with
the Hamilton Institute eleven during the
greater part of the afternoon and scored
three ~touchdowns against the school
boys. The Hamilton lads turned In the
last minutes OF play and put the bail
across Columbia's goal line by means of
a well executed forward pass. l.. T.
Rosen. Fred Dunn and Zychlinski
scored the Columbia touchdowns. while
Olson tailed for Hamilton on a pass
from ColettI.
Me;calf shook up his varsity eleven
again yesterday. Raegner was back at
left guard. Donaldson moved over to
right guard and Cleveland filed the gap
at right tackle.
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WARRINGTON, Pa. Nov. a-R.aIising
Washington and Jefferson is 4, stand aryv
chanc" whatever OF victory with tho strong
fltt eleven on November II Coach Sn'
Metzger Is drilling hts forwards .trcnu.
ousIy They are back working on the
charging machine. Everything done nov
IL win a View 81 Strengthening The Rod
ana Back eleven for thuir clash with tn.
lanthrrs Mstzger also plans to sprins
several new formations on the great
SMOKY city machine. ana viii varv those
forward passes used against YALE. arS
which were 40 puHzling to TAD Jones :
players. resulting In their hairg outp'avcd
In the second half Of the struggle. There
will be heavy scrtmmagins for the pIqy-
ers throughout this week.
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Coach Rodgers put the Stevens squad
through u brisk signal d-iil and scrim-
mag. y--terdsy. The line seemed IN a IL
OIL. better condition than In Wednesday :
practice. though the men We're no; a ways
able to proven; the second string backs
from gaining. In order 20 determine their
real Utaknesses NOR. thoroughly the coach
shifted his varsity backneld o. Musk.
Guoda.s. Peter and Peterson 10 the sec
oni SQUAD and had them buck the varsity
linz Peter vas the only one to distinguish
himself yet even he Was -Erhtlc a. lines
Rodgers had The nrst team weigh In In the
presence OF ssy"rs, newspaper men from
III" city. The squad averaged 1854
pounds. the heaviest man on tire squad
being Mo-ll-r. a, right tackle, who scales
a, -. Hopkins. a. end. was tho highest.
counting but 1871. The average. age was
1884, The presence o. Ave freshmen ami
thr.. suphomores on the team, however
helps account for the lov averages.
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WEST POINT =, Y, Nov Ian the
Army's new plays, which will be used
in the No,re Dam. contest on Saturday,
got a further polish to-day when the cadets
were sent through a two hour workout
tina, lasted until darkness crept over the
field. Mouse was back at end on the var
sitv to-day. Both Ford and Redfeld also
wer. In at the wings for a white, ana Il Is
a question VIII will t~ the ranksrs against
the HOLSTERS when they line UP here on
Saturday.
In spite OF tho numerous sore legs and
bruised shoulders the men we're driven
hard. Vidars punting was perfect to-day.
H1 also dropped "A pretty field goal from
the twenty-five yard line. OliphRnt con.
Gcrhardt made UP the balance OF the var
slty backf-ld
Coach Harper and twenty-five Sotre
Dame PLAYERS are due here tomorrow
morning and will work out on the soldiers
gridiron In the afternoon.
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Hobart Pinned for Rorhe.ter.

GENEVA y Y, Nov Win the odd.
'lka'y against hem. hg; with the sup
t''t gerry Undergraduate ant At4unls
n l'i+ par ~ ~" clIrtrv. tho HOBART
lpp'tiI team = preparing Tor th- hard--,
game ~ the season ai'h the University Of
lnzh"ster team IN Saturday
The Hobart squad So. .ar, ,b,o,xh Z.
sT ing practice 1v Coach We'rh This after.
Moor A lorg ,crtw'uag- with the second
team vas d feature OF th- day.
N".ch Is PLAYING the ar,.4 .. ram. 90
ne limit HOBART ~! depend arg. on
Us speed 10 boat Rochester TIL II IA7-.
III. Up VII % the same as In the Hamilton
game with IN" exception Of IN. ends can,
Ample who was injured IN the Hamilton
game vi! be IN As old pace at rlsht ma,
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College Football Flashes

20 the Generals 'roub'-s cam. yesterday
In s"rimmass when Captain g, Young
whose pprts IN the Tech game ayerag-I
n.sF'Y sixty yards, received an inflr, POO
u AHee which. = . doesn't keep him out
% the navy game. wH cause Washington
AMI Lee 20 ~ least loss the aiyAutay. o..
his pGutIus
win these Injuries 20 The star. Of the
'srm coaches = cock and Donahu. received
in"'her setback Ia the refusal Of the Fac
~ 20 allow the team ., leave Lexington
,hst 'h- players spend tEs night In q Pull.
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Connie MaoX has come out in defence
OF Garry Hermann. National Commits
SION CHAIRMAN, who may be deposei.
Mack says that Hermann combines an
energy and enthusiasm lacking Ia any
"th"r man he knows Mack favors the
retention Of Hermann as chairman and
also thinks that the commission sh,sil
Ne left tlona.
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PHILLY GIANTS IN HARLEM.

The Philadelphia Giants. fresh from a
MP snrough Maryland. Will make their
~ Suhiay, In a double header with The
ahh'p!h GIANTS al olympic Field. l3sth
49, anu FIRM avenue. The games viii
VIM up a successful season for the Phil
nthhts ana also may be tho last on IN.
.nruulr or the Lincoln Giants. Ear'y ms,
~ sundays opponents, but previous, en-.
tbnsre"snIs prevented the acceptance. since
49,, no"aVer. the manager Of the Lin
An nas received numerous requests from
admlrers OF both teams to schedui. ths
arranged. '"eJ were
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NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Nov. g.
Members OF the Rutgers football team are
highly incensed over newspaper charges
that thny used rough tactics In the Brown
game last week. The coach OF tho Holy
Cross eleven, which Ia scheduled 10 play
Rutgers this Saturday at Newark. who
saw the Brown game. r!dicules the rough
ness charge.
II is also pointed out that none Of the
brown players made any protest Brown
was penalIzed four times for rough play
and Rutgers NOT az all, though the onlcials
were very vigilant. Two OF the Rutgers
men were so badly injured az 10 be sent to
y hospital after the game, indicating that
brown was none too gentle in Its plays,
Rutgers was given It's last practice this
q fternoon before the game with Holy Cross.
Wallace has been given a regular place In
the backfeld S'orck and Hauser ara be-
ing tried out on the ends. and will probably
take the places Of the regulars. Sanford
put his men through a long ~scrimmage, In
which they scored three times on u strong
srrub team.
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Amherst Looks for yIctorv

AMHERST Mass. Nov o-Th. Auh.-.,
,ootna'l team - last round NJ into rrrn
1T 'Ns annual game with Trinity on Sa,ur,
nay capt Gp0urlrh made sav.r. E,sr-
.,.uLer runs agains' the scrubs in mi.
at'ernooEs play The team was sent
through a snarpy sigma d-!I. foi 0Wei Nv
s'lH s'rfmWsge win ne s,r.a. ana
Irrshnlan squad Quarterback !4nhorn
Tn me team with his usual iriv'ng a;tark
MS forward passes were long arI fast ana
were We handled nv Ends Forbes All
DAYS: Fullhack Melcher Is back I'm form
anu ~ developing into a fc-midahis li-s
pIunger. The prospects for a v.ctory SAL
urdsy are very bright.
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Carrtgan II wanted,

Frazee has not heard from BIZ Carr,-
gan and does not know whether or not
the manager Will agree to sign for the
Jon next season. The new owners are
WORKING on the assumption that they
can convince carrigan his services are
needed and they are not In the field for
other men. A new business manager
also must be appointed. F'razee said he
turned over the clubs winter business to
t"e Office force In charge at Fenway Park
and would look TO them 10 handle tho
CUBS anairs at least until after the
American League meeting IN December.
The new owners were r~eticent about
giving out any Information. insisting
that they were under Obligations TO give
Boston first choice on any decisions.
rFaz-e probably will return 20 Boston In
IA" near future 10 get the clubs affairs
N shape.
Thai Frank Chance will not come back
- the major league next season and IL
more than satisfied with his success Ia
~" Pacific Coast League was learned
when Chance affixed his signature a few
Gays go 10 "a contract that calls fur his
a. lanIger OF the Los Angeles
again next seasun. Chance ackuowi-
edged that he had several or.rs from
major s1gus clu5s. bu. decided 70 over.
look al % them.
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HAvERFORD COLLEGE. Nov. with
the Franklin and Marshall game out OF the
IL working harl to put a powerful eleven
Ia the Held on Saturday against Dickinson
College, which Is an aggregation credited
with having the strongest team in Its his
tory. largely because OF the powerful attack
developed around Welsch. Glenn Warmers
former star at Carlisle. Last year Hayar-
ford toyed with Dickinson In a ~ to 6 VIE
tory. but this year 4, II sure to be a differ
ent story, with n much closer score for
whichever team comes out OF the contest
with the victory.
The week after this Dickinson game
Coach MIX Bennett, tho former Penn all
American star. who Is now coaching the
Haverford eleven for the third year, will
take the team down to play the Johns Hop
kins University eleven In baltimore.
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Notre Dame On for West Point.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov. THE Notr.
Dame footba!l squad OF twenty-four mem
oers left to-day for West Point. ". j..
where they VIII meet the Army team on
Saturday. Halfback Malone will not be
abs to play. He was Injured last satur.
day. Phelan will start the game at quar-
terback. but may give way to Grant. Ths
bsckheld will be composed of CofalI. Berg
man and J. Miller.
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DE STEFANo WINS RUN,

Charles De Stefano Of the Millrose A. A,
won the Ozanam Associat!on's Inaugural
invitation road run OF the season last night,
covering the three and seven-elghths mile
course In II minutes and IS seconds. The
order of the finish follows:
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pear Tom--A bet, b that the Giants
III HI NOT win twenty-five straight sames.
FL.
Giants won rs straight. IL th,, #.
eaten bet on that tie game with Gin
c'nnati Il wins. Tie games do not break
a chain Of successive victories.
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Newark to-day. the Barringer and South
sue teams meeting In their annual game
evenly matched.
the Erasmus team IL in poor eonaI,,on
10 START its game against Manual M Ebb.,,
flr!d next Tuesday. Walter McPhes vs..
1nIudF received a sprHined ankle and A,
a,kT'' NO be out Of the game for SONS time,
cared ineligible on account OF schoia,tic
n"nc,enci"s. As II Is, however, the Ru1
.nl hne team should furnish sim oppos!.
''on 10 toach Croohe's eleven.
Gridder~ Chase Creased Pir.
NORWICH, ". Y. Nov. tn. local
eeIssnn s,h|Sos football team pu, It's knowl.
liai.owe'en carnival here last Monday' ons
OF the events was the good old sport Of
CHASING a creased pig which was rsIeased
IN one Of the public parks OF the civ. Tha
onSs unobtrusively took up strategic posi-,
ions IN front OF the crowd which lined the
after the celebrated Colgate pread't""e'
Ma ne moiSsnt me pig was dumped from
~ Crntr a iGns Inc Of forwards darted out.
,n"h'nI mem swept the backh.ld, which
KIN on ,hhe unhappy ,porker and 'downei
n nrm down. 10 MS niTfn ,.1 ,bo N"1Mish HIGHS pIs.
lore or 50 of ads untangled themselves
me referee took time out for ,hs big
'nrr" wa" not n siueai left In him.
rflehis or IN" team soon will serys thu
pre- at a dinner TO the eleven. II is I'M
h.rstoi The pig looks forward to his fate
has happened.
rour hlgh schools are on the City Col.
l't" freshmen cross country cams sched-
Ile. The rr,t dual meet WIN he stassa 20.
morrow when IN. season viii be opened
with a chase with the Uranus harriers a,
Prospect Park. ST, Ben.dict's Prem di..
isncers are scheduled for Van CortIand,
and Boys High follow
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Rig Hospital List ct W. and l.,

LEXINGTON. Va, Nov. a.--Faclng what
now promises 20 be the hardes, game II has
PLAYED the Washington and Lee eleven will
journey =" Annapolis o-morrow night
weaker than II has been NJ any time this
season, The !nJurv to Left Tackle John.
sons ankle In the game with Georgia Tech
last Saturday st!ll Is troubling him, and he
week. Centre Pierotti has q bad Ies' and
Tackle Ignics . bad shoulder. The ciimax
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Queries and Answers
By TOM MAC NCLTY
By TO

Dear Tom-Whsf team In the National
league nnished with the highest perc.nt.
age since 1907 How MANY rs,nrs d,d
'hat team win and lose GEORGE NJ,
Chicago Cubs Of 1906 won ils gar mes
and lost SO. Percentage, .765.
prar Tom-How many game, did IN.
Chicago Nationals win from, ~. It,.
'h's season. Including August :?
A. SPARTAN.
including the game Of August the
Giants had played Is games with IN.
CUBS OF which New York won eight.
Dear Tom-kindly ie- me know who 4.
charged with the defeat between Yank.ss
ana -. Louis american on Saturs,y1
$50 - ''P' IRVING.
Plank.
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In Re. n

IT now appears that charges against
Hutsers OF rough play against Brown
DID not. come from an official source AZ
Providence. the whole thing NAV bIow
over. The following official communioua
from Brown. may explain the situation:
Brown Is considerably stirred over IN.
reports that Brown has charged Rutgers
win playing unnecessarily rough football
last Saturday. No one connected ofBciaIIv
with athletics at Brown has made anv
such charge. II Is admitted that the
eame was no parlor AFFAIR, and there
nave been a few cases cited Of apparent
violation of the rules overlooked by the
omeiais. but Brown has not charged
Hutsers with being responsible. rather
aging the blame. IL any. upon the of.
Indfvidual scoring records are now
headed by Elmer Oliphant Of the Army.
who went on a rampage against villa.
nova last Saturday. With ten touch
towns. seventeen goals and one field goal
the soldier has gathered IS points. Ger.
rish OF Dartmouth has scored 70 points.
hastings OF Pittsburs leads the dron
kickers with three goals. The leaders
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Dear Tom-A and II hay. h., .,.
.hat nov long ago the Giants PLAYED
,hirty-six innings without scoring a run
Is says they did score. " ~"
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a wins. On their last Western trim
tne Giants played 80 consecutive min
without scoring a run.
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bas Gsss N Nswssk- To-day.
An important ssms q scheduled Ter
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SSewa,k to-day. the Barringer and South
SIDE teams meeting In their annual ,amn
a. otty RED. The teams appear to be
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
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CARTERSVILLE.

Mr.. b. T. Calico sold bunch of hogs
to John Centers for $3.50.
Mrs. +. NJ. Carter has been confined
to her room the past week.
There will be cottage PRAYER meeting
at J. T. Aliens Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bette Shepard is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Roop this week.
The End term of the school opened
March 9th. The attendance was good.
Mrs. Mae Robinson was the guest o,
her mother, Mrs. F. p. Bryant las,
Tuesday.
Mr.. b. T. Calico bought a SOW anc
pigs from Will Parson last week, price
unknown.
Mrs. J. T. Sowder of Carthage, i'll.
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
John Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green and child.
rem were the guest of J. d. Carter and
family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Todd and family
Of Berea were the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Allen, Sunday.
Misses Lizzie and Florence Creech
and Mr.. Robert Creech were the guest
of Miss Cora Roop last Sunday.
Mr.. Harlin Ward left last Monday
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LOWELL

Mrs. o. w. Boyle was in Lancaster
Friday shopping.
Mrs. Jim Lee is suffering from an
attack of tonsilitis.
MIR. Edgar Brandenburg was visitor
here. Tuesday evening.
All kinds of PAINT at Stormes.
Mrs. LATE Brown spent last week
with Mrs. W. b. Saddler.
Mr.. Speed Ledford has returned from
= business trip to Harlan.
Little Earl Maurice Brown who has
been quite sick is much better.
Mr.. Frank Moore is in Louisville this
week having his eyes treated.
Mrs. John Tudor visited her mother.
Mrs. Sterling Davis, Saturday.
Mrs. James Lee purchased COW
from MIR. J. W. Anglin for $40.
Miss Lens Ledford Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. John Tudor. At Manse.
Mr.. Arthur Hurte is in Richmond
visiting his sister Mrs Anci Parks.
Mr.. Will Finley is able to be out
again after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Jim Davis and little son Ster,
ling Eugene. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jim Lee.
Miss Jessie Parks of Paint Lick was
the pleasant guest Of Mrs. W. b, Sad
Ter, Thursday night.
Mrs. Luke Moore has returned TO her
home in Williamsburg after pleasant
visit to relatives here.
The many friends of Capt. W. W.
Brown will regret TO hear that he i:
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Cornetta has moved to his plac,
recently purchased from Mr.. ID. w
White, who moved to Paint Lick.
Miss Clara Belts of Pittsburg Pa.
is the attractive guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hurtr, Sr
Messrs Guy Napier and Carl BOAR
who have both suffered quite sewers
attack Of tonsilitis are able to De GU,
again.
Miss Matte Jones who has been the
attractive guest of Miss Stella Littl,
for the past three weeks left Monda,
for Lexington.
Misses Minnie Johnson and Elizabeth
Bryant. two Of our teachers at the Con
solidated school. spent Thursday nigh
with Mrs. 7. r. kaufman
Mrs. Cleve Davis and children &C
companied by Mr.. Enos Davis left Sat
urdsy for Wsynesville o. where the,
will make their future home.
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LEVEL GREEN.

Mr.. Robert c. Green left Monday for
Dallas Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. David league are re-
joicing over the birth of fine boy.
There will be preaching at Level
Green. March 18th, by Rev. Lunsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emered Clark and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Green.
Mr.. Henry Green and wife and his
mother Mrs. Fannie Green. Mrs. Dora
Davis. Mrs. Pearl Davis and children,
were pleasant guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emered Clark, Thursday.
Mrs. J. T. Sowder Of Carthage ILL.,,
is visiting her daughters Mrs. VIM.
Palmer Of Point Leavell and Mrs. John
Green of this place. She will return
home som and Mrs Green expects to
accompany her.
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BUCKEYE

Mr.. Nal Carter was in Lancaster
last Tuesday.
The Sunday school at this place is
progressing nicely.
Judge J. p. Prather is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. MAJ Carter.
Rev. Sebastian filed his appointment
here Saturday and Sunday.
Stormes for all Kinds House Paints.
Mrs. Oslo Ray was the guest Of Mrs.
Harrison Raw last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Carter spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Long.
Messrs X. W. Sanders and Herbert
Whitaker visited Mr.. Bill Whitaker at
Nina last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hill have been
visiting the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Simpson and
daughter we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Noel Sunday.
Miss Psttie Long is spending the
week with with her cousins. Misses
Sallis and Attress Noel.
Mr.. Harrison Ray is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Mamie Ray and father Mr..
George Ray. near Judson.
Mrs. Oscar Hendren and Miss Bessie
Prather, were visitors at Mrs. Jennie
Whitakers last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ray were guests
Of the latters parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. l..
A. Simpson. recently near Coy.
Mrs. Nora Teater and daughter. Sal
lie Lou. and niece Ethel Ray. spent
Sunday with MIR. aud Mrs. A. C. Miles.
Misses Minnie Pearl Brown and fla
Hill have returned home after weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cotton of
Richmond.
Mrs. Jesse Layton and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Calico and fam
lily were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Calico last tuesday.
Misses Barbara Gulley, Jessie b Ray
and brother Elmer, and Mr.. Royston
Ray spent Sunday with Misses Zula
and Matte Calico and brother.
Mr.. John Irvine died at his home last
Monday evening and was buried Tues.
day at the cemetery at this place. He
is survived by his wife. four sons and
one daughter. who have the sympathy
Of the community in their sad loss.
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MORE RHEUMATISM
Than EVER BEFORE
Clergmeu, Lawyers, Brokers, Mechanics
and Merchants Stricken.

Our old friend Rheumatic is having
his inning this year. and few words
Of caution from one who knows all
about it may not be smiss.
Wear rubbers in kamp weather; keep
YOUR feet dry; drink plenty Of lemon
sde. and avoid strong slcoholicldrinks.
II rheumatism gets YOU. or sciatica,
and you have sharp twinges. gnswing
pain or swollen joints or muscles. YOU
can get rid Of all agony in just a few
days BY taking one-half teaspoonful OF
Rheuma once day.
All druggists know about Rheuma;
it's harmless, yet powerful; cheap. yet
sure. and 80 cent bottle will last a
long time. Ask X. +. McRoberts OF
any druggist. 3-9-2t.