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Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-11-22
Phone local news to B.

Phone local news to B. Houses for rent. See Chris Miller.
 Glover will buy your cotton. Magazines. Hughes & Bauer. Miss Mabel Wood is visiting relatives in Black Rock. Nice fresh line of candies.
 Hughes & Bauer Homer Choate spent Sunday in Newport.
 want to sell pecan trees.
 T. l.. DeShong. J. C. Wish left Monday to spend few days Tn Swifton. New line of cigars.
 Hughes & Bauer.
 
 Garth Holmes spent Sunday at home.
 For Sale House and lot. $325 if taken at once. J. H. Roth. Thomas Stone spent Sunday in Searcy.
 Wanted 1000 pounds of white peas. T. l.. DeShong. Dr. J. V. Bonnette spent the last of the week in Lonoke. Oppie Young has returned from short visit with Russel Ergan- bright at Washington. Miss. For Sale-One pair 3 yr. old, 15 hands, mare mules. l year jersey heifer. c. H. Hoag. MT. and Mrs. J. L. Figg, of Bald Knob, spent Sunday here with friends.
 We pay $8.00 per thousand for gum logs delivered at factory.
 Enterprise Box Go. Mrs. Laura Gossett, of Bald Knob, was the guest of friends here last Thursday.
 will trade pecan trees for produce or for cash.
 T. l.. DeShong. Born-To MT. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Friday, Nov. 17 daugh- ter.
 For Rent-5 room house.
 A. w. Henson. Frank Hilton returned Satur- day to Austin after a weeks vis- it in Judsonia with relatives. Mrs. J. s. Ladd and Misses Francis, Marie and Kathryn were visitors in Searcy last Saturday. Don't forget the s. 1. A. meet ing Friday afternoon at 30 clock. Members are requested to be present and friends are invited. Work was started Monday on Warren VanMeter's new home ir the north end of town.
 Rev. J. T. Jenkins, of Little Rock, filled the pulpit at the Bap tist Church Sunday.
 Mrs. Jefreys, of McCrory, has been here visiting her mother Mrs. Van Reynolds.
 H. J. Engstrom, of CottonPlant was visiting friends here las Sunday.
 Mrs. Kate Angus and son Dane, of McCrory, spent Sunday here with friends and relatives They were enroute to Newport by auto.
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Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-11-22

Call here for Liquidsmoke. Absolutelygu guaranteed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-12
wASAHaCaE DAILY LIGHT TUESDAY DECEMBER 10, 1916.

Attornee General GroFoly Is exnees-
eli Co remain in office e1tef March
I, when the presidents second term
begins !, was learned definitely
Yesterday that all 90 taem have been
on vil, be askct to keep the.f pos
Fcrorts concerning nosFitlc resig-
ratiogs have circulated chiefly
around Secretaries McAdto. Houston
ard Baker and the attorney general
T. hes been taken for erntea that
Posimaer General Brleson and
Secretaries Lansing and naniels emo
Wilson would remain and iu1clinits
rumors that Secretary Rednela
might wish 10 retire 20 private bnsi
Tess we're denied some time ago.
Secretary McAdoo yesterday per-
sdnally denied that he bad any iu-
tcntion OF resiening The reports
in his case have been most persistent
In spite OF deniais hy officials close
t. the president
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SEEMS EVERYONE
HEARD ABOUT 1T
All Want 10 Try New Drag That
Dries Up Corns 80 They Lift Out.

All Want 10 Try New Drag That
Dries Up Corns so They Lift Out.
Good news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept busy dispens-
ing freesone, the recent discovery of
a Cincinnati man. which is said to
loosen any corn so il lifts out with
the fingers.
A quarter of an ounce costs very
little at aay pharmacy. but IS said
TO be sufficient to rid ones feet OF
every hard or soft corn or callus.
You apply just few drops on the
tender, aching corn and instantly the
soreness is relieved. and soon the
corn is so shriveled that 1t lifts out
without pain. 1t is a sticky sub
stance which dries when applied and
rever inflames or even irritates the
adjoining tissue.
This discovery will prevent thou
sands of deaths annually from lock
jaw and infection heretofore result
ing from the suicidal habit OF cutting
corns.( adv.)
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si, mmbcrs Of our own chapter
present After che chapter closed
Miss Aieen Kuykeudall gave a read
lhg which was enjoyed by all present
after witch refreshments we're serv-
cu. which consisted % stuffed hana-
nas and waters.
Loa wakoiand has bought the
rloce where Wn roeugate lives and
van move there where ne VIII b.
,ito 10 choci
Taylor psrea has bought .he NIL
Ter place and d. L sa.tsfield j..
viii live there this neNt year.
Nrs. EYey smitu Of BOZ arsnt
"Wednesday night and Thursday win
her parents
Rev Howell made several calls
in Nash SUNDAY afternoon.
Mrs. stella Marks spent Wednes-
dag afternoon with Mrs 6 G Mar
tin.
Mrs Taylor parten and Mrs. Jess
Martin srent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Beaurie chlles.
Mrs. Taylor Parten and Mrs. G.
T.. Woodring spent while lest
Monday afternoon with Mrs. ~. I.
Murti1.
Miss Zeaa Davenport spent last
week with Mrs. I. A. Davenport
There was a chicken stew al F.
A. Davenport's last Thursday night.
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che utle OF marehanrse
The story comes 60 utuus con.
elus.oa With tt, bysrothal on The
merquia and Gcrmane over whom
tho bells or Cornesule ring ont
sweetly and gladly to tell the happy
news
Among The established fayorite
airs from the opera are. silent Hc-
roes. Just took az This. Igst Look
at That" "cold Sweat IS on Ny
Brow, THAT Night I1t not Forget, p
Bell Chorus and many others
act l--seene I: Forrest near VII
lage Of Corneville. Scene N: The
Fair at Corueviue
Act Hall in the chateau OF
Cornev,ne.
Act 3-The park.
It is a credit 10 Waxahachie to
have this splendid attraction ON the
lyceum course II is not made up Of
classical musical numbers, but tho
music is the catchy standard music
that the masses appreciate.
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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.

Waxahaehie. Texas. Dee. l1. |

Waxahaehie, Texas. pee. II. 1919.
Dear santa Claus:
Christmas has come once again.
Guess YOU will find my name AMONG
the rest am the only child %
Mr.. T. shannon. DO hope you viii
be as good to me this scar Is you
we're last year am only 6 gears
cid. MY dear mother has been SICK
Hope you viii be good TO her too
MIR. Santa, please bring me . dol
coll buggy. doh cradle and hewpies
re sure you remember ali the little
,fphan children RI eyRet You
christmas; win e . plate Of rale
q. my atoehinK Ny letter Is { fully
Iop<, guess I'd Batter close. 50 you
can reed tho rest OF tae letters
Good bye. DO good Your little
friend,
MARY NELL SHANNON
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Hog killing was the order OF tho
day in this community Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. Howell preached here sun
day at eleven. II no other arrange
p ents are made he will preach here
the first and second sundeys and Mt
Forreston the third and fourth sane
days.
The call meeting Of the o. T. 8.
Wednesday night was well attended.
There were eighteen members from
the Waxahachie chapter aud forty
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through fear Of losing his treasures

through fear OF losing his treasures
he has concerted there.
In tho last act the castle IS retorsd
to it former splendor and the mar
quis is giving a fete TO which he In
yites the villagers, Including the
crazy Gaspard. serpolette is there
as fine lady, with Grenieneux as
her factotum. Alter q love scene
Between tue marquis md Germaine,
it Is discovered that lie latter IS tho
rightfnl helresg AID true c!aimee to
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] or CHARACTERS:

" NHAhACl ERs.
Marquis of valleroi.
....... Baritone
a young villager
Tenor
/ miser Bass
he understanding.
-.,..,.. Soprano
the lost Maiehioness.
["~s.... Mezzo-S Soprano
@'f'... Bass
d villagers.
opera Louis ".
Normandy.
ERA abounds in striking
aaa the music is full Of
'feheh grace. II has had
SIX thousand perform
''inony 70 its enduring
@ln'ar appreciation.
opens in an old Nor
Where a fair is in pro-
94F, the Marquis of VAL
S'uhed to his native town
''snce OF many years. The
SIPS are discussing with
scandals Of Serpolette.
s'0d-for-nothing. who ar
y time to vindicate her
ing The tables On her tra-
Apard, the miser. has a
ARRIVING his niece, Ger
y sheriff, but the young
telling him that if she
ne feels it her duty "a
Sasux, a young villager,
: l0r his saving her life.
IS ne marriage, which is
+" both Germaine and
: sna to fly from the ven
espard and the sheriff.
uieAeux take advantage
re Of fair time and be
! Of the marquis.
~ the castle is restored
7 Eoaming the castle o.
y marquis does not
os'es and soon discov.
o'a Gasperd. the miser
Saea out, goes Graz
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|lastg Or lYGEgN
/ 70 BE HIsTGRIc OPERA
EalY NIGHTS allREORNf-
/ PROMISES REAL TREAT
|BYEgs COMIC OPERA.

q Thurday evening at 3
d third number OF the "
ae VII be given hich
/ srplss anything ever glgea
sum program al tllis place.
h Of Normandy company
brought here At an enor-
alse and It IS expected that
be will be greater than at
als attraction
ghimes Of Normandy" ie a
Esa IN three acts and Till be
y an excellent CONN ny of
illl costume and " b the
PR foF the fun els FOR
The text Of the opera
a By eairviile ana bel,
ausic was written 1 Rob-
gatte. The first oduc-
sopeFa was at Foil ! Dra-
Paris, France, on Al I'll 10,
'isrs it ran four hundred
70 performances. The first
performance was given at
avenue theater, about a
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MARKET REPORT.
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Yesd'y Today
Closed Open High Low Closed
Jan. 1888 1912 1856 1870 is 81
Mar 1911 1900 1882 1896 1877
May 1896 1920 1902 1918 1926
July 1888 1874 1906 1913 1892
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ALL But ONE SURE
TO STAY IN CABINET.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12- Every
member OF President Wilson's caib-
net with the possible exception Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-12

Local Market.

The Waxahaehie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
nrnd Ice today:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-12

The automobile contest IS
warming up and contestants are
taking a lively interest in the so
licitation of votes. Save your
votes and help your favorite.
Frank Smith, Claggett Martin,
of Martin, and Dupont Query, of
Macon, Ga, attended the Bre-
vard-Guerry wedding Tuesday.
Star Steel Cut Coffee is the
best on earth for a quarter. Buy
IL at Star Cash Grocery.
A new furnace is being in
stalled at the First Baptist
church this week.
Charley Methey is reported
improving from a serious case of
typhoid fever.
All prescriptions reehecked at
o. prescription counter HEX
man Drug Co.
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f, Harry Calcutt and wife, of
Dyersburg, spent a few days this
week with Il. b. Brevard and
wife and attended the Brevard-
Query wedding.
Mrs. +. f. Murchison, of Cayce,
and son, b. +. Murchison, of Cal
ifornia, spent Sunday with her
son, Jailer g. "A. Murchison.
Better be safe than sorry. Let
us fill your prescription and you
are safe.-Hickman Drug Co.
Don't forget to call for votes
on the free auto when you sub
scribe for the Courier.
Master Fran Won Berries Jr.
has been quite sick with scarlet
fever.
Ed Willingham, of Fulton, at
tended the dance here Friday
night.
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a fine assortment of the ia
nous Dobson quality candies =
always. fresh and wholesome -
Just received.
S. ID. Luten and wife, of Full
ton, spent Friday with their
daughter, Mrs. Dan Briggs.
Our prescription case is the
best equipped in town.-Hickman
Drug Co.
Mrs. A. Reeves, of Boothes
Point, Miss, is visiting Miss Lite
Faris.
Safety first. Bring us your
prescriptions.-Hickman Drug Co
Mrs. Ella Werner is visiting
relatives at Kevil, KY.
Mysteries of Myra" every
Friday at the Crystal.
Grape juice in Csc and SOC bot
ties at Bondurant's.
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Mrs. Lottie Maddox, of Shelby
vile, Tenn, spent a few days this
week with Mrs. G. Il. Bondurant
If you need a doctor call us
and we will get one for you. -
Hickman Drug Co.
A new daughter arrived at the
home of Jas. Barkett and wife
Monday morning.
Don't fail to get a pound Of
Star Steel Cut Coffee on a guar
antee at the Star Cash Grocery.
w. Ii. Kerrick, of Louisville,
was in the city on business Sat
urday with Mengel Box Co.
Plenty of new sorghum, black
eyed peas, rice, evaporated' fruit.
Star Cash Grocery.
Call at this office for typewrit-
er paper.
Groceries at Bettersworth g.
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FOR SALE: My furniture and
undertaking business at a big
bargain. Well established and
good location.-W. +. Montgom-
cry. tie
DIR. Drew Luten returned to
St. Louis Saturday after spend
ing a few days with his father,
DIR. s. w. Luten, who has been
quite i'll.
FOR SALE: Gentle pony and
might loan for winter to one
needing pony to drive to school,
Bailey Huddleston. lie
We recheck all prescriptions
and prevent mistakes. -Hickmau
Drug Co.
Eagle Brand Milk, 15c = car
at Star Cash Grocery.
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CAYcE NEWS.

been visiting her son, Rev. 5. A.
Martini Bowden Murchison, of
Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Murchison,
after an absence of eight years.
He came IN unexpected TO his
people.-Joe Wall, Justin Atte-
berry and Glen Oliver motored
TO Fulton Saturday-Willie Rob
ertson, OF Tuscaloosa, Ala, has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Eliza
Wall, and family. He was en-
route TO st. Louis.-GeOrgia Lee
Fowler, of Petersburg, Tenn,
has returned 10 Kenton to re
sumo her visit with relatives af-
ter a few weeks visit with. Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Fowler-Jno Me
Clellan was in Hickman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, of
Terrill, Tenn, have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. John Miner
Mrs. G. n. Whipkey, of jackson,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. L. Johnson.-Miss Susie
Noonon, of Fulton, visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Meneese a few
day last week.-Mrs.. Belle Nc
Clellan and Mrs. Clara Carr and
daughter have moved TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Gid Bansford's 10 spend
the winter-Oris Leet and Mrs.
Jim Seay, Of near Hickman,
spent Sunday with Misses Annie
and Allie Thomas.-F. b. Atte-
berry is out again after a few
days OF illneSs.-Mrs. Henry
Burns returned Monday from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Wade
Powell, of Arkansas. - Anita
Fowler has returned from a visit
to her grandparents IN KentOn.
Mrs. Maggie Mayes, of Jack
son, has been visiting here for
several weeks. - Cayce School
League met Friday night and
were entertained by an old time
spelling match. A large crowd
was present.-Mrs. John Jones,
of near Hickman, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Mayfield.-Quarterly
was held here last Satur-
day and Sunday. a good crowd
Rev. Armstrong preach
ed Saturday night.-Vaughn
quartette gave a concert at the
school house Wednesday. - Joe
of Union City, spent a
few days last week with home
folks.-Dr. and Mrs. Sam Luten
spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
Eta Mailing and family.-Drew
Luten, of Union City, visited his
sistey, Miss Marie, who is board
ing with Mrs. George Meneese
last Wednesday. - Mesdames
Henry Davis, Joe Mailing, Tyler
Davis and Justin Atteberry were
in Hickman Friday.-Almus Wall
Quite a number attended the box
supper at Jordan Friday night
A large crowd from here attend
the singing convention at Har- |
mony Sunday. Cayee gets the |
next convention which meets |
In April. - Mrs. A. w. Fowl |
err entertained last Tuesday night |
in honor of Miss Fowler, of Pet |
ersburg, Tenn, and Willie Rob !
ertson, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. :
Misses Georgia Lee Fowler, Ollie
Richardson, Jessie Wall and JUS
tim Archery and Tyler Davis mo- |
tored TO Clinton last Sunday. -
Miss Mary Atteberry is visiting
Miss Ina Mailing, of Union City. |
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson, of Full
ton, have taken rooms with Mr..
and Mrs, :. +. Johnson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Cruce will move
shortly TO Humboldt. - Cayce
school league will give a box sup
per Friday, Oct. 18th, at the
school house Come and bring
your family and friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-12

Miss May Smith and Percy
Barnes, of Water Valley, were
married at Fulton, just at dawn
Saturday morning, while stand
ing beneath a sycamore tree.
Guy Hale, F. NJ. Case, A. w.
Hendrix and Tom French motor
ed to ST. Louis Sunday returning
Wednesday with two new Hudson
Super Six cars.
N. r. Holcombe returned home
Sunday after a short visit to his
brother, T. A. Holcombe, of
Greenville, Miss.
:, MILLINERY: A selection of
uptodate fall and winter hats
CSC and up.-Dobson's.
"Peg O. The Ring" at the
Crystal every Monday.
Pocket receipt books Sc each 1t
this office.
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FOR SALE.

One gasoline screw boat "Mer-
maid" Length 81, Beam g., full
glass cabin Seating capacity IA
persons. Has 20 horse power
"Doman" engine. Speed six
teen miles. All in first class con-
dition- For price and full par
ticulars, write Williamson-Kuny
Mill & Lumber Co., Mound City,
Illinois. DC
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She foppish lord whom her father
had another. the
night she ready elope with the
man she loved actually place when
whole her life and
her finally walls from which she to
shadow her life
worked wrecked and events that toll
the verdict of fate completely that what prom
d IN story happy peaceful homes turned
incidents that
SHIRE 10 make Bluebrd Photoplay of the
most gripping the period Friday the CystalOc
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DEMOCRATIC DOLLARS

Contributions to the Democrat
ic campaign fund still continue
to roll in, with the following for
this xUeaI.
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lax-Fos. 4 Mild. Effective Laxative { Liver Tonic
Does Not 6Fipe nor Disturb tho Stomach

In addition to other properties. Lax-Fos
contains Cascara in acceptable form. a
acts effectively and does not grippe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretious
and restores the healthy functions. SOC.
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$146.OO

If you haven't contributed yet
get busy; the money is badly
needed. Send or give your do
nation to Judge E. J. Stair or
the Hickman Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-02
MRS. A. B. GILKES
LEADS THE FIELD
Siwanoy Player Has Low
Score at Glen Ridge
Country Club.

Mrs. A. B. Gilkes, Of the Siwanoy
Country Club, had the low gross and
net score yesterday. in the one-dsy
tournament held under the auspices o;
the Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation at the Glen Ridge Country Club
Her card read $500. As there was
no prize offered for low gross Mrs.
Gilkes was perfectly willing to accept
the low net.
Miss Helen Finckel, OF the home club,
had the second low gross and net
scores. with 99-S-91, and the scores
ran all the way from that up TO
114-9-105. the latter by Miss J. +.
Bredt, of Essex County.
About fifty women teed of when play
was called, but they found the course
a most difficult one TO negotiate and
many visits to the water hazards were
made, resulting disastrously TO the
scoring success of the fair players.
Only fifteen had the courage TO have
their cards marked up on the score
board
Mrs. r. L. Johnston. of Glen Ridge,
and Mrs. II. B. Salmon, of Forest Hill,
tied with nine strokes each in the sp-
preaching and putting contest, and on
the play-os Mrs. Johnston won.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-02
NEWARK LOSES
TO SOUTHERNERS
Wildness of Schacht in
First Inning Gives Rich
mOnd Good Lead.

The Richmond international League
team made its bow in Newark yester-
day afternoon, and made the occasion
one of victory, taking the Indians into
camp by score Of. to l.
The Rebels outhit the home team and
played much faster game all the way
through. McKenery kept Newark's
hits well scattered and proved the In
dams chief stumbling block.
The Rebels pried off the lid with two
talies in the first inning, although they
didn't get safe hit of Schacht in the
session. His wildness, however, was
costly. He gave Clemens a free pass,
and then Eibel sacrificed. Hendryx laid
Down a roller to Zimmerman. and took
three bases on the latter's high throw
over first, while Clemens scored. Hen
dryx tailed on a sacrifice fly.
Richmond scored again in the fifth,
and Newark got its lone tally in the
same inning. Kersner singled for the
Southerners, and after being advanced
by hit and a sacrifice came home on a
sacrifice fy. Healy opened with dou-
Bile for Newark-his second of the
game-went to third on an infeld out
and home on another infeld demise.
The seventh saw Richmond put the
game on ice with two counts. With one
out, Reynolds singled to left. Nc
Kenery, the pitcher, doubled to right
Clemens flied to right, scoring Reyn-
olds. Eibel hit to right, sending Nc
Kenery home. The ball took a high
bound over Durgin's head.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-02
YALE CREWS ON
KNEES OF NICKALLS

New Haven, June I-Ysle's crew
troubles, the most serious since Guy
Nickalls came here as coach three years
ago, we're not brought much nearer So
luton to-day when Nickalls picked two
crews and raced them against each
other
The crew men were shifted all
around to-day and two eight-oared
crews were finally selected. The boat
in which Captain Seth Low had a seat
was lined up as follows: Stroke, Law
renee; z. Sturtevant; 6, Kositsky; 8,
Atkins 4, Sheldon; 3, Low; 2, Harri-
man; bow, Hadley; coxswain, McLane.
The second boat was seated: Stroke,
Hyatt; 7, McNaughton; 6. Fitzpatrick;
8, Fox; 4, Whittlesey; 3, Meyer; 2.
GILLIAN; bow, Newton; coxswain.
Pratt.
Three races were held this afternoon
of a mile and half each. Numerous
changes were made in both boats, but
the second crew won all three races.
The last one, in which the above seat
ings were used, went TO tho second
crew by a quarter of length.
The question Of stroke is the most
perplexing one. Hyatt appeared the
best stroke to-day, but IL is said that
Cord Meyer may be tried in that posi-
ton. Last fall Meyer stroked crew
of scrub oarsmen and beat every crew
on the river. The Yale crews will
leave for New London 70 begin their
final period Of training on Saturday
and matters are far from settled thus
far as TO who will go.