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New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
RAILROAD EXPORTS BOOM.
naent va,ana-a eco ess1zsAse .
 Abr0ad in Eight Months.

Equfzaent valandp pat 4so,9a7sA1o aet
 Abroad fn DigAt Months.
 New York, May s2. Statistics made available yesterday by the department of commerce showed the remarkable expansion in this country's ratlrQad equipment export business brought about by the war. According to the latest oficial figures. American made equipment of this kind exported to all tho world in the eight months end- Ing with February amounted to ESQ., s17,4ss.
 This sum. greatly In excess of the corresponding period last year, repre- sented not only heavy buying of eQuip- ment by Russia and France. but countries in every section of tho globe whose usual European sources of sup- ply were cut off by the war. The chief items making up the big export bill in the, peztod were steel rails. steam locomotives, passenger and freight cars, car wheels, spikes and track ma terial such . switches, frogs. fish- plates. etc.
 Custom House records indicated that New York was the chief port for shipment of railroad supplies, whether to France. Russia in Europe and in Asia ,or elsewhere. tho equipment for Asiatic Russia going via the Pana- ma Canal and the Pactfic.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

Washingtons. while the Yankees and Tigers drew 5000 in Detroit
 Tho banner nrUwd, n, ,oeo fans saw tho Pirates outpoint tho Giants in the National league combat at the Polo grounds. Over at Ebbets field. where the Robins subdued the Cardinals, the attendance was about 5000. In Quakertown 1s,000 persons rejoiced when the PhillieS again outplayed the Chicago Cubs. At least 5000 Dele- brated the Braves' triumph over the Cincinnati Reds in Boston. All of which proves that the national pastime still is very much alive.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
MONSTER SUBMARINES
simon Lake to Build Undersea Mar- chantnaen 500 Feet Long to Garry f1.N0o-Inn0 ChrRoa.

SAASA0es A>sssSSN ~-s.>N~
 chantnnen 500 Feet Long to Garry 1O,Ooo-Tuno Cargos.
 New York. May 3a.-simon Lake, inventor of the Lake torpedo boat, and associates have formed a new $1O O,o0o. 900 company to construct the largest merchant submarines in the world. The submarines will be alonx the lines of tho German merchant |suhmarine. the Deutschland, and will have ' carrying capacity of from B. eco to 10000 tons, this being far ir excess of the cargo that could be carried by the Deutschland. The sub- marines will be 500 feet long.
 Notwithstanding that the boats will be tho largest Of their kind ever built tho promoters of the new company declars they will be able to start them to Europe five months after the re- ceipt or an order.
 Associated with MT. Lake are . number of wealthy mon who will sup- ply the capital needed for starting the plant None of the stock of the new company h expected to be offered to the public for subscription.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
WILL BUY BONDS.

American League Clubs to Sulscaibc
 for @1OO.OOO Of liberty Holdings.
 Chicago, May 22.-The American league has decided upon the immedi- ate subscription of $100.o0o for IAb- efty bonds. President Johnson an- nbunced yesterday. Eight of the clubs will subscribe $13.60o each.
 President JohnSon also announced that the league would donate the pro- ceeds of the game to be played in New York June 10 to the first Ameri- can engineering corps sent to France. He estimated that the receipts would be between $1O.000 and $12.0oo. Either'St Louis or Boston will oppose the Now York club on that day.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
COSGRIFF-McGRAn

Local Agent of New Haven Road Takes East Street Young Woman As His Bride at Church Wedding.
 John E. Cossriff, New Britain freight agent for the ''New Haven' road, and Miss Elizabeth McGrail.
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Mo-
 Grail of 6s7 East street, were mar
 ried this morning at 10 o'clock at the
 church Of St. John the Evangelist by
 Rev. John J. Fitzgerald. The couple were attended by M. D. Cosgrif of Waterbury. q brother of the groom, as best man, and by the brides sister. Miss Marie V. Mcarail. as brides- maid Following the ceremony wedding breakfast was served at the brides home, which was decorated in pink and white. The bride and groom left on a wedding trip. On their re- turn they will make their home at 12 School street.
 Mrs. Cosgrifrs wedding gown was of bridal satin trimmed with princess lace and pearl, with a court train and veil. She carried Q shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the val ley. The bridesmaid wore . dress of light blue georgette crepe with sil- yer trimmings and picture hat to matchA She carried pink roses.
 MT. Cosgriff's gift to his bride was . platinum princess ring studded with diamonds and to his best man he gave . gold watch chain and knife. To the ushsrs, 1T. F. Cosgrin Of Pittsfeld. N Mas, another brother, and John F. Mc0rail, brother of the bride, he s gave gold cuff links. The bride pre- sented her attendant with sapphire brooch.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
FANS WAKING UP.
First Glimpse of Good 1, Weather l
 Sweal6 MaenAtes' Golfers.

New York, May 22.-Pleasant weather brought out large crowds at tho AmericAn and National league games last Saturday, The total att tendance was estimated at IF. .000 for eight cities. Tn the American league 20,0Oo fans saw the White Sox whip the Red Sex in. Chicago. 10000 were present In Cleveland. where the Attn letes beat the Indians 12.o00 passed the turnstiles in St. Louis to witness the trimming of the Browns by the
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
PLAYER BADLY INJURED.

Aurora, H.. May 32.-Johnny Mur- phy of ChiceSo. who was to have re- ported to Providence in the Intsfna- tional lsa9ue in Juna, colIidsd with . nagpole while running after . fly bah In practice before the game here yes- tsrday and sustaiAsa broksn collar bono.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
MORE UPSETS
AT SAGINAW
Favorites TrOunced In Two
Races; Stephen Gets Rough
With Some Records

SAGINAW, Mich. July 6.-One of
the best trolting meetings ever
staged in Saginaw VIII end this aft
ernoon with good program. well zap
piled with speedy nags Thursday r
card saw the usual fayorites 20 into
tho discard In tho 2.ll pace. the
favorite Canute didn't win heat
altho The race went FIVE heats Eel
Direct won the first TWO heats and
then Lord Seymour cleaned up with
out a faiter
lnsara was 10 favorite in
the feature 2:l9 trot. bur he didn't
win a heat Instead. stephen took
the race in straight rounds. ana
smashed lot OF records in doing
Il. In the first heat, Stephen equalod
the season record for trottin2
mile, which was the ell IA set up
by lngara when beating Ahls same
stephen AZ Nj. Clemens In the
second heat Stephen set "A new sea
sons record OF 2.10 1-2 for the
Short ship circuit. and In the third
round he lowered the mark 10
2,l0 IA, edraling the Saginaw track
record, ser by Lou Jennings last
year.
Allie Pilot favorite. won the 1923
trot, but only after Mohayna had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

in double play Howard weakened
IN the sixth TWO hits and two
walks contributed a run. he was
better in the seventh, but in the
eighth ho hllcd the bases with pass
ed foemen In the ninth he blew up
and. despite his l0run lead, had to
be recalled
The Tigers started 70 work on
Danforth in the second. when He'll
man walked and Wit scored him
with double 10 left. Oscar was
bad actor Thursday. Ne got Two
doubles and single and all drove
in runs Singles by Heilman, Burns
and Wit in the fourth manufactured
another tall
The nf'h was cleanup for Tige
Bush walked and Young doubled 10
start things Cobb and Veach per-
ished. but the little matter OF two
out didn't bother the rest OF the
club Holman singled. Burns
ripled. Wit doubled and Ehmke got
walk Four runs scored. Wolf
gang tried 70 pitch in the sixth.
Cobb's triple and Veach's single
created another counr~r Benz and
Russell walked the bases full IN the
eighth Cobb forced Ehmke at the
plate. Veach anil Holman singled
and four more runs came in.
The White Sox made their bid for
the game in the ninth. Felsch hit
the first hall pitched over the LETT
field wall for a home run. Gandil
singled. Risberg tripled Schalk
walked Russell doubled. Leibold
singled. Mr.. Ehnke departed with
his head down. nolan dcame in and
abated the Sox nuisance.
This is about all that happened,
except that Cobb got two hits and
made his consecutive batting stroak
81 games long.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Detroit Win Today
Will Give Lead To
Boston

The Tigers have a chance 10 play
a mean trick on the White Sox this
afternoon, and II is very likely that
they viii go thru with e.. II they
drub the Sox today. Boston viii take
me leadership o. the league again
and Chicago viii drop 10 second
place. II has been scarcely a month
since the Tigers knocked the Red
Sox out OF the lead and let the
White Sox in. Boston does nor play
today. and de'eat for the Row.
lnndites will give the world cham
pions tho lead by q fourpoint mar
gin. With Boland and Dauss ready
10 20, and the best OF tho Chicago
pitchers all used up the Tigers have
an excellent chance TO capture the
Friday decision. Russell OF Scott is
expected 10 take The mound against
Tigs this afternoon in the final game
OF the series.
Washington will be here Saturday
for four scheduled games There
are no do bile headers 10 play OF
with the Nationals. Walter Johnson
viii pitch one OF the games An Of.
fort will be made 10 induce Griffith
20 work his star Sunday Walter
should be in trim for that date. for
he pitched less than three innings
yesterday afternoon. Griff never
accedes TO anybody's suggestions as
rule, but the announcement that
Johnson will twirl Will bring out
| $4,000 fans II the weather Is good
Sunday. and the mRzuma may win
the little pilots consent 10 work the
Swede
The Tigers bullied four OF Chit
cago's chuckers Thursday and fat
tened up some skinny batting aver
ages II IL just as we'll that they
did. for Seven Round Ehmke was in
| his recent usual form. He was a
Mathewson for seven innings and q
busher in the last two. Five runs
were scored or him in the last inn
ing before anybody was out, and
Bobby veach was flying distress sig
nails. He had 10 do most OF the ball
shagging during the rally. Bernie
Boland stepped In and had no trou-
Bile stopping the sportive Sox
There we're two very unusual inn.
ings from pitching standpoint
Thursday In the fifth Chicago was
retired on six pitched balls. altho
the first man up walked. Jackson
strolled on four pitched balls Felsch
hit into double pla yon the first
offering served him. Gandil ground
ed 10 Ehmke on the first ball pitched
10 him In the eighth Joe Benz en-
deavored 10 pitch to the Tigers. lie
threw nine times. Every pitch was
wide of the plate He was jerked
in favor OF Russell. Tho Rebel made
the total - consecutive balls before
he could get strike over In the
sixth Felsch pulled one for for book.
Cobb hit legitimate triple. II was
line drive 10 center This nee'
Dutchmsn actually over-ran the
mighty drive. and when he turned,
| the ball bounced over his head.
Speaker has genuine rival IN
, Felsch as fielding marvel. There
isn't better outhelder in the
league
For FIVE innings Ehmke pitched 70
Is men. One got An infeld single
and another drew a pass. One died
stealing and the other was caught
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

UsT because glorious
the should
happened
the
colors this the fourth
The fifth tho day that Hal Chase made his
OF the National this
much tho American the nrst of June ON
made official
Nav 81
Of
the White
Eox by
Ind hent drubbing from Yanks
r popping Miller
tho
soa
his
Chicago
\ 10 the sixth major history
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
With the Swatsters

observe
81 OF the
last
than 100 si
and
$40
Shoeless within
Cobb then
around Holman
continues around
4Opont Witt about the last close TO 200
about what they in july OF
| at $50 and 265
sensational has been that Of Mcnn and Chap
Now he
under 1876 this stage Of the
| happie has 300 swatster all this
cobbs exploits recalling CLASSY batting records on
III Wibert Robinson
between Baltimore and 81 Louis and cracked out
In catcher
Brooklyn Dodgers Hans Wagner
doubles
nd a double
Bobb
Brouhers each draw credit four home
single
Is baseball The other
a
he hadni The this
n the plate
The ralk
the hadn't been hitting
ok dur ng
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Tigers Have Chance to
Knock SOx Out of Lead
JIM SCOTT AND BOB
GARDNER WANT TO BE
u s. ARMY OFFICERS

Three famous Chicago athletes
have applied for admission 20
the second officers training
camp. One IS Jim Scott. famous
right-hander for the White sox,
who IS likely 10 pitch against
the Tigers this afternoon. This
may be his last major league APP.
pcarance Another Is Bob Gard.
ner. twice amateur golf cham
pion OF the United States and
holder 81 tho intercollegiate pole
vault record. created when he
was Yale athlete. The third
is Bobs cousin Joe. who has
been western tennis champion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

for
showdown This fellow physically He has moro
pitcher who the league IN de
has confidence himself ANNOYING
should marvel But he hasn't
been biz Of probing his reveals inter
fellow divide
includes all innings
simply having bad day
Louis Sunday which pheu
such terrific that perhaps he has legitimate bi there
confined the
would
This calculation not confined
pitchers record computed
full basis desired similar
eighth and ninth innings OF his show that all
on him short
fellow failed the He hasn't been dependable after the
eyenth
Innings and allowed
and replaced
y pitched scoreless innings and then
eighth -Four singles and
had
the
with the tied he blew IN the
before the side out Conditions were
the eight innings But he walk
the ninth stroll singles double
scored FIVE es him before any body was out ana
Roland had 10 step out and choke the rally
good Innings but
tired Thursday He couldn't stand
happening TO what happens
Pttsbug wise himself He's likely
add
stamina his skill He may even get acquainted with suspension
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
YANKS OUT or
Luck AGAIN
Injuries and Suspensions Play
Havoc With DOnOvan's
GOthamites

NEW YORK July 6.-The YAM
KEGS leave for the west today under
q quedruple handicap. Manager
Donovan is just starting a 10 days
suspension for sassine Umpire III
necn. Pitcher Shocker is out or
The game with ava injured arm. A
fractured bone feared
Pitcher caldwell Is under a long
suspension for treading the primrose
path, just after ne had won both
ends Of donblcheader Frank Gil
hooicy. ont all season with a broken
collar bone. is still unable 10 play.
The Yankees had lost eight
straight when Frank Baker sue
cccded I'm checking their slide yes
revday with homo run off Walter
Johnson in the thirteenth inning OF
the second game with Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Thur.dn,s Re.uit-

First game
Innings e945e7 n II e
cleveland % . I o % o g. 10 o
ST. Louis. % % % % o "a ? ?
Batteries Lambeth. Coveleskie and
o'Nciu Mar n MolynauN Park and
severe umpires Morarity Nallin
and connolly
second came
Innings 23tS67 50 n ~ y
cleveland 90 % 70 o o. ,
ST. Louis o e % ! N-
nattcrir. Huehlng klepfer and
billings. HoEers and SEVERED TIM
pres Nallin. Connolly and Moriarty.
FIRST game
innings. Q t56 9 u Y
Bostou o 0 OIL O K ?
Batteries Rush and Schsng MAYS
and Thomas lmpires II ildebrand
and oLoughlin
Second game
rnninra 22l5 50 r.. " T.
Athletics O % % o. Q
Boston % O o q ~ I
batteries seihold and Schans
lin AMI Hildchrand
Innings 4 e8t5s $50 n +
washing % o % ) o % o. ? ~ o
Now York 7 o o o. 2
Batteries shaw anc Ainsmith
Fisher aud Nunamaker Empires -
Mccormick and pinecn
sooopd. game
wash'en OoO0oo00220oo--i il 0
y York 0000 20 . o o . i--5 10 2
Hatterie-- Gailia. Johnson and
Ncvander Umpires- Dinoen and
Mccormick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
tiICAti,l
'Batted fos Danforth ~ sixth
fBattod fol Wolfgang eighth.

innings e3 5s7
Detroit .-......n ID. q XII
chicago ......p o q o ! o S. 6
Pitching summa ry-l0 hits and %
times az bat on panforth in in
nings hits ana times at bat off
Wnlfeang in innings. no hits and
no times ni bat on Benz in no in
ming Cnonc out in righth). hits and
I times az bat IN Russell In ! inning
$ hits and go times AZ hat on Ehmke
in : innings 1nonc out in NINTH no
hits and times AT hHr OF Boisnd in
inning Two base hits-Nitt .
YOUNG Russell. Three base hits
Turns. cobb. Risberg. Home run
TeIsch struck out-By Ehmke 4
,Fotsch. SchailS panforth. Rishergl ,
by Woifgang } WoungD. Bases on
halls-On Ehmke jackson. Schslk
e. L. collins 2. J. Collins. L~ibold) I.
on Roland (E. Collins), on Dam
forth 8 tHeilmsnn, Bush. Ehmke).
on .Rcnz tEhmke, Bush on Rus
soil I tNoung) Double plays--Nitt
Young and Burns, Weaver. T. Collins
and Gandil left on bases--Detroit
e. Chicago Wtid pitch--Benz
Timo -2.0l umpires Evans and
owens Attendance s.G59.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
FULTON KAYOS
PORKY FLYNN

NEW YORK. July G.-Another oh
staclc was today wiped from the
path of Fred Fulton, heavyweight.
following his lourTound knockout
OF Porky Fiynn here a right To the
hin ended the bout
FULTON several zines had met
Flynn and found him hard propo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
MASONS PLAY
FOUR GAMES

Oriental vs. Detroit. diamond $50 q
imp re- Brown scorer. Spcpk.
G'nfon Na. Friendship diamond so
3 Umpire. Carroll. scorer. Brady
city Of straits VS.. kills inning dia-
moro Nu D. Umpire Manning scor-
er iIbwarth.
Ashlar u.s. Zion diamond $50 81
Umpire McAllistrr. scorer Stuetzer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
REMNANT HANGS
ON LONE SERIES

Bay City and Flint are going TO
battle for the championship OF the
Michigan league Bay City has a
percentage margin. but because that
town has not played out a full
schedule, il has been decided 10 let
a three-game inter-city series de-
termine where the bunting shall go
The series will be played over this
weekend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

BOSTON. July s.-Thc Rcd Sox
III come west without their famous
|inch-hitter. Olaf Henrikson. The
wede has drawn his unconditional
please. IL was announced few
avs ago that he would 70 20 To-
Pdo. but that deal didn't work out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
ouImet Turned Down AGAIN

BoSTON. July 6.--It is announced
that the United States Golf asso.
citation has refused to consider fav.
orsbly Francis ouimets recent re.
quest that he be reinstated as an
amateur.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
National League
II AIDING.
Fridays Games.

Chicago in BROOKLYN
PlttshurRh in Philadelphia.
81 Louis In New york
Cincinnati IN Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

half last New York leading The
with Washington The
they
Reds a the lead before
the The Tigers
dSptember and had wide
The that az mid
helped
changed
tmid soul
lrst threega mes o Chicago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Halfway There

Nobody in Detroit is viii
anything the identity
world will lamp the
and probably will
place with
dggngs
pleasin q Here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
SEVEN GAMES
IN INDUSTRIAL

The City Industrial league has
seven games scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon The program is as
follows.
R~-i Division.
saxon Motor VS. Kelsey Wheel. IN
SoiVay park. . % o'clock Umpire.
Breckols. scorer. MacWilliams.
kard W.. Wilson Body. in Pack.
ard park. $3.50 o'clock Umpire. Sar-
Wis, scorer. pichholl.
white Division.
Pressed steel We. schlieder Mig, In
Mack park. SIS NV'ctock, Umpire.
Starla scorer loneSN'
Aluminium Castings VS. Russell Mo-
tor q SIC. m Nark HarkelsA5 o.clndb.
Umpire. stark scorer tones
Iarn,d. carter va Parish Mfg. in
Solvny park. f-45 O'Clock Umpire.
Brcckcls. scorer, MacW illiams
Biue Divi-ian.
Detroit Screw Works ~ Gemmcr
ME. TN GcldberS neld. Is O'Clock
Umpire, Grogan, scorer, Iioclschcr.
Detroit steel Products va. Streling
cr. In Goldberg Held 3.45 O'Clock
Umpire, Grogan, scorer, Hoelscher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
STANDINGS
American League
STANDING.
Fridays Games.

Chicago lea Detroit.
cleveland in - Louis.
SO others scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Call For Jackson Sports.

Members OF the Jackson Sport
shop ball club are requested 10 meet
al No. 20I4 West Fort-st. tonight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06

After two wears OF pastimine In
the International league, Dave Shenn.
the former Brave. ~ now doing hts
hit NJ regular with the Cincinnati
Reds.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-02
SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE
If Municipal Potato Crop Is Saved Public Can Thank Younger Gen. eration Who Agree to Work.

At the weekly meeting of the municipal farm committee last night there was free discussion on the grave danger of losing some 2,000 bushels of potatoes and 2,o00 heads of cabbage by cold weather on &C., count of the indifference of the pub lie. The committee has had to de- pend almost entirely on volunteer labor all season and now that the harvesting time has arrived it is very much embarrassed by~a lack of such volunteers. One member of the committee, in touching upon the sit uation, said: If this war is being conducted with the same spirit and energy that the people of the city of New Britain are showing in con- serving their potato crop, then may
 heaven help the United States
 After some discussion it was voted to call upon the Boy Scouts of New
 Britain for assistance. Secretary
 Dwight Skinner of the Boy Scouts
 agreed to furnish fifteen hard work
 ing boys for each day of the harvest
 and these, assisted by High school boys who have volunteered, are ex- pected to handle the situation. Mem bers of the fire department are de- voting thetf one day a week off to going to tho farm as supervisors, and two men from the water department have also been sent there to act as supervisors Several young men have already volunteered to go on the farm on Sunday since the gravity of the situation was explained in last nights Herald.
 The committee has decided not to
New Britain herald., 1917-11-02
EVENTS TONIGHT

Fox's theater, high class photo drama. 1yceum theater. superior photo plays
 Keeney's theater. vaudeville and moving pictures.
 Admiral schley lodge, o. D. H. s.. meets at 187 Arch street.
 New Britain circle. c. of F.. meets at 34 Church street.
 New Britain lodge, l.. o. o. M.. meets at PAP Main street.
 L. D. 'Penfield camp, S. of ". meets In G. A. R. hall.
 Stella Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F., meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 valkyria lodge, o. of v.. meets in Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-02

sell the potatoes until all the entire crop has been harvested because un- til all the work is done 1t will be inn
New Britain herald., 1917-11-02

possible to determine the average cost per bushel. Inasmuch as the committee has always planned to sell
New Britain herald., 1917-11-02

the potatoes to the public at cost,
 Is obvious that they must wait uni the cost has been determined.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
ACCOAfAC NEWS.

Accomac, Va, Sept. 17.-NIrs.
Grace Ashby and her daughter. Mrs.
Hcrtrude Richardson and two daugh-
,GrS-in-iaW' Mrs. j. II. Davis and
Mrs. II. J. Pittsman. arc the guest
OF her daughter, Miss Bridget Davis
near Frogstoolc, Va.
Mrs. S. b. Smith left for Balti-
more Friday last for short trip.
MISS Shealy Smith. who has been
III III the Salisbury Hospital, is much
improved at home.
we are sorry to note that our most
worthy pastor. Rev. p. II. Arnold, at
Norfolk, who has been pastoring New
Mt Zion Baptist Church, near Pain
ter va. for about three years, Is
going to leave here soon. It will
not be easy to place a man of God
III his stead in our pulpit. We saw
farewell, and may God bless him all
through the journey Of life and may
Gods right arm be his last place OF
rest.