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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. 26.-Com-
missions as first 1ieutenants in the
aviation section Of the United States
army were the Christmas gifts handed
fifty-six cadets at Taliaferro Field
here today.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
Resort Hotel Hospital Now.

New York, Dec 24.-The govern
ment has taken over the Lakewood
Hotel, at Lakewood, N. J.. famous win
ter health resort, as hospital for con-
valescing soldiers, it was announced
today by Joseph P Day.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
e. Pins Warm MiIk-

Feed the pigs the nice warm milk
as il comes from the machine. Or
what about raising a calf or so with
the separator milk? Feed it as 1t
comes from the machine and do not
allow 1t to set until1t becomes cold.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
Whole Family Died in a Fire.

Greenwood, S. c.. Dec. 26.-Mrs. J.,
L. Whitman and her six children, rang
ing in age from to Is years, were
burned to death in thair home near
here last night.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
MInhtn Good Advice,

'SaTe the barnyard manure" says
Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture
Vrooman. Mighty good advice. Fol-
low It and you VIII reap greater crops
Eeh year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
A opeeurDose Hor.e.

An expert from Austria says the
horse that is bred and fed and frains4
for speed Is not much Of a horse -
any other purpose.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
pIsease 49, currant

There are few fungous diseases
which attack the currant, but these
are never very serious. They can be
controlled by the use Of bordeaux
mixture, with the poison for the WORM.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
MASSACHUSETTS, DIV ain EiIed

Boston, Dec. PA bill providing for
ratification by the Massachusetts leg
islature Of the federal prohibition
amendment was filed with the clerk
of the House of Representative today
by Horace D. King of Lynn.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05
G. o. ?. National Committed to &c.

q .. ? FSatiohaI CofnmITtee 20 Meet
New York, Dec. 24-WiIliam R.
Wilcox, chairman of the Republican
national committee, today issued a
call for meeting of the committee
in st. Louis, February II, at which a
chairman viii be elected.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Drag Whenever POSSIBLE
Drag whenever possible at all sea-
sons OF the year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

A Mail Car 5urns.-MaiI pouches
falling against the stove Of the mail
car in the Salina-Beloit branch train
OF the Union Pacific caught fire. The
car was destroyed and considerable
mail lost
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Pioneer Kansan Dies.-John Corn
forth Valentine, resident OF Effing-
ham for the last forty years, died re
Gently. Twenty-one years ago he
founded the Northern Kansas Te1e-
phone Company at Effingham and
owned it until his death.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Bank Shows Its LoyaIty.-At meet
ing of stockholders in Atchison it was
decided to change the name Of the
German-American State Bank to the
American State Rank
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Adopts SO orphans.-As a Christ
mas greeting, 1. A. Pribb1e of Salina
sent a cablegram to Marshal Joffre,
Paris, that Salina had adopted thirty
six war orphans of France. One is
taken for the duration of the war by
Sunflower Council, U. G. T., the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
schools adopted ten and the rest were
taken by individuals and business
houses.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

$4,000 for Oil interests-G. S. Gil
wosky, n. H. Fara and E. @. Gallant
of Wichita recently paid $4,000 cash
for a one-sixteenth interest in the oil
royalty on the A L Woody sO-acre
farm, three miles northwest of Edo
RADIO The Empire Company is deTeI-
oping the lease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
ALTAVISTA

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Ai.TANlS'rA. VA. March I6.-AIis.
Eva Lewis. of Lynchburg. Va. was q
recent guest at 'Avuca." tho home OF
the MIR. ana Mrs. Walter Fauntlcioy
J.. Is. Sale. of Norfolk. spcnt Satur-
day ana sunday here with his family
Mrs. T. T. Withcrs and daughter Of
',astohia. y. c.. arrived in Altavista.
NrdneS'iaE. to visit her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. w. G. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fauntlcroy and
the latter'S sister, Miss Susie Me
cutchen. spent the carly part of tn.
week in Norfolk. They visited Albert
Mccutchcn. who is stationed at
Fortress Monroe
Mrs. G. q. Clay. who has been visit
ing relatives az Aspen. Va. for several
months. stopped over at Altavista.
Wednesday OH her return to her HON ,
IN buckingham, Va. While here she
VAS Ike guest of her sister. Mrs. =
CabaniS
Mrs. ~ NJ. Bray. Of Mt. Airy. y G..
WAS thcSueSt OF her sister Miss KiZ2ic
Eriv from Sunday till Tuesday. Mrs
Bray was returning from Iiorcwct,
Va. where She was visiting her hiS-
baSd.
Mrs. 7. j. perrow, of Lccsviilc Va.
was entertained Monday and Tuesday
10y her daughter. Mrs. G. u. Pcrrow, on
bungalow Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
GREENSBORO

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
GREENSBoRO. y. c.. March l6.-AiSs
Gcrtrud" Merrimon was hostess 10 the
Tuesday Afternoon Club this wees ~
her home on North Edgeworth St""ot.
John y. Gilmcr left Tuesday night
for Washington. where he has accepted
a position in the Treasury Department.
Mrs. Gilmcr Will spend some tim" ia
Greensboro and Fayetteville before
joining Mr.. Gimcr.
Miss Myrtle A.hworth. who ir at
tending convcrs" college is srcnGin:,
:. few days with h"- parents Ir. and
Mrs ". &. Ashw orth
Til" Reviewers club was entertain
cd by Mrs. g. ". Baltic at her homo.
on Wamman street, Thursday after
noon
1t is announced by Professor Wld"
r Brown. of tho State Normal College
that IN" chorus OF the collcS" vii. ~cr-
der "i'avIli"ria EIstic:tn"." by Nascr--
nj. as !" par, of it, May program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
I tSI Df' tHtRtt'Ti.tts
tas they upucar.b

Tom rwiS,cm csans leader and wise
guy. owner and proprietor o; The pia-
mond Palace saloon. cat for tho
dough- Jack Wallace.
Filieul tn bartender OF tho Diam, nd
i'alacc saloon. au cN-bUrElar.
tick.i-o f-lravc mani Wlfred lscru
Sambo "a negro from Virginia. always
.hrol,c and hungry. joined a minstrel
show which went broke and left him
stranded in New York; Edward
Fitzgerald.
key Cohens,cin can ras, side Jcw
New York city. dealer i'm second
hand clothes aud moncy IcnderD--
Charles Eionncy
Abe switch Ga farmer postmaster.
ccustHhr, and owner al the only shop
tn Pumpkinvill" Center. Tenn l. :
y Fiyst trip to New York City
Left his wife. Miranda at homc)-
y. =. i:mpcy
Weary Will" "a bum never works and
always druulD--.A .. Hail.
sid Cocaine ca morphine ncnd q man
Of few wordsp-W William YcrrcU
Kid" papcs "a ;ough ucwSboyD-
Charles Dalton.
broadway" Kat" Crom Twistcm's lady
friend. clever at getting the dourhy-.
Madame lara.
Sing Lee Sung 90 Chinese laundrymann
William Ncrrcl
.Nikali Ike Ga Texas cowboy from tho
Rad Lands, Texas: expert revolver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
AMHERST

Sp"riai /" Th" Times E!Snatch.,
AMHERST, VA. March lC.-H"N J.
VI. ir""n" and Rev. &. l.. salmon were
IN charlottesville last week on bus
mess.
Rev. Gerald H. Payne. OF Nin,on.
visited friends here last week
". y. Page. OF Norfolk. was zero
last week looking over his farm. While
IN amherst he was the guest Of Dr.
Will Walker "a, aount st. Angelo
captain and Mcs. Archie Vandc;,rift
ana iltt'c son. VINO have been guests
of Mrs. ~ Il. STROBE. at Kenmore re-
'uracd to Haiti "Wednesday.
Miss Gladys 'raliafcrro. OF Lynch
nurS' WAS the Weekend guest of he:
aunt. Mrs. w. L. SroG;c
Misses corinnr Watts and Ruth
ware. OF Elon. spent tho wcck-cnG a
'hcir rGSpcctiv" homes here.
q. |. Evans Spcn, las, wcol-en in
Washington and Alexandria ON bust
ness.
Mis-" Leslie STROBE. Of "Stuart Hall"
Sthinton. visited Mrs y. =. STROBE ut
Nr'imcrc last week.
Miss NnrN Simpson has returned to
Nelson after visiting friends here.
Mrs l.. l.. Ruckcr. who ,a.; been
the guest Of Mrs Paul Ruckcr. left
Tuesday for Washington
Mrs II. :. "cyton aud little daugh-
vi were 'nlS week guests Mrs
foNton in harlcttesvillc
Miss i:cvcrly Alcock spent the week
end with Miss Gladys pcndieton. in
lynChhurg
AZ the Amherst BAPTIST Church. IN
the NTH sunday in this month. Il, II
"iock. tho sunday school will fur.
nish Il MISSIONARY pros, ran The pub.
ne l. cordially invitcd To attend
Last Friday evening at III" home
of Mr.. and Mrs \. L. Watts. Mrs. II.
:. IrNt"n. Mrs. Thomas Whitchctd
Mrs J r Goodwin, Mrs y ~ Watts
md Miss Marion Dearborn gave = party
OF miscellaneous card games Tor Tho
h"u"n; o. the Nnhcrst Red ross So
"ieiN Eighteen tables cf ladies aud
gentlemen eager % help :, god cause
engaged IN the games. The ,artv was
con SId'r'd by AL present :, most pleas
ant affair. ana the contributions md,
~ those unailc 10 attend .h.wcd :.
$idc community interest NJ 10 n'C'ocii
''cS nnd cakes Wore served, ana mr:-
SIC WAS furui. hot ~ MICS Corriulio
Matt ~ :rc piuuo. and sir W,bS .,
che violin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

rrc,ty soon reached barhcd wire,
and was just going 10 give the pass
word, when something told me not to.
] put out my hand and touched one
,oi the barbcd wire stakes Ii WAS iron.
The British arc OF wood, while the
German are iron. My heart stopped
beating: by mistake had crawlcd back
to the German lines.
] turned slowly about. and my tunic
caught on the wire ana made a loud
ripping noise
\ sharp challenge rang OUT |
sprang TO my feet. duckinc low. and
ran madiy back toward our lines. Thc
Germans started firing. The bullets
were biting ali around me. wlIcn
bang. ran smash into our wire, and
q sharp challenge. Ait. who comes
there" rang out. Gaspcd out tie
password. and. cropping my way
through the lane III the wire. tearing
my hands and uniform. | tumblcd into
our trench and was safe. hut | was a
nervous wreck for AN hour. unul 4
dritk OF rum brought me round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Interested asks: II am cona,ipatcd
tongue coated, hay" headache. dizzy
SMELLS and indigestion sometimes.
rlcasc advise"
Answer: advise that YOU begin using
three grain aulrhcrb tablets (nut sui
uhur). These tablets arc laxativc, act
"H the liver. Kidneys and bowels and
tend I" Keep the blood pure by nroiIS-
Ing tn" "iimiuaiiV" functions. Kclicf
should follow quickly
Manager" writes: II have pains in
'n% #pin" aud frightfuI hcadachc in
back "i hcHd, fIlntinE spells. twitchinr
ana iI'mblinE, nervousness. SlccplcsS-
ness, loss 81 appctit" aud strength and
IA lhci am u has been when II comes
T." p'ri"rminS accustomed work and
duties.
Answer: Ia All such cases the assimi.
win vast" functions and "A powerful
harmless toni" treatment is needed I
nm" ,hrc" srhii cJdomcnc tablets un-
'Ni"ii"d ana aStoui@hinEly beneficial in
""'h cases and advise them for YOU.
'lan'' asks. som. time ago con
uhrl'd = very severe cold aud cough |
hHHc 'ri'i many remedies. but they do
m"' S"rn I" help me a, all. wish you
"""'" hdNlS" IN" what to do
Nn1w"r what YOU need tx u laxative
'".Eh N}rup one that will drive the
cor" from N"ur system. The following
pr"'cIiplion VIII check your cold ana
'""fh. Get Il ~ on package of con
''h'i"'"h cSS"n"" su"ntho- laNcnc and
uhh' according to directions on the
""''''' rake e i"asnoOnful every hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

and undigcsicd food pass on; Of ;h.
system. and you HAY" u healthy. pin %fu!
child again.
Millions Of mothers give "Cali;ornia
syrup of Figs because il is perfectly
harmless; children love it. and il never
calls TO act on the stomach. liver and
bowels.
Asl; you. druggist for bottl. Of
california syrup Of Figs nd I:ljxir Of
SIENNA, made by IN" California EiI
syrup co. which has fun directions for
babies. children of all ages and foe
grown-ups plainly printed on IN. bot
tie. beware Of countrfcits sold here
Look for name california" Accept no
Zig Syrup hut ''talifornia ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
CHAPTER \NllG
SIn-c,i Finder Fire.

CHAPTER NNllI
staged Under Fire.
Three days after the incident jus;
related our company was relieved from
the front line and carried out. We
stayed in reserve billetS for about Two
weeks when we received the welcome
news tina: our division would 30 back
Of the line TO rest biIlcts. We would
remain ia these hillets for at least
TWO months this in order to be restored
10 our fun strength by drafts Of re-
cruts from EGghty.
Every one was happy and con;ented
these tidiuGs: all YOU could Ecai'
around trc bilcts MAS whistiinc and
singing. The day after the receipt g
the order mixed for five days. MAX
ins an average of about twelve kios
pcr day. until arrived AZ tho small
!, town OF u'
1t took US about three days 70 get
.---Sritied and from ihen ON our eushN
time started. W" would parade from
SIS in the morning until IL neon.
s1hcn, except for an occasional billet or
r brigade guard. we were on our own.
!. For the first four or five afternoons
q. spent my time in bringing UP to date
- .17''hly neglected correspondence
- Tommy loves To be amused. and be
,,rM,ttng2 iank. they turned 10 me for
G-Soimc;hinG new in this line. taught
trcm how to pitch horscShocs. and this
game made u great hit for about ten
days. Then Tommy turned To America.
for "a new diversion WAS up in the
air, until happy thought came TO
nc. Why no, write Il sketch and break
Tommy in rs an actor"
49,. ono evening after lights out" when
- YOU are not supposed to talk, i'm
49,. parted my scheme in whispers to the
49, section They eagerly accepted the
idea Of forming stock company, and
could hardly wait until the morning
for further details.
After parade the next afternoon /
almost mCbbcd. Every one in tho
section wanted a part in the proposed
/. sketch. When Informed them that il
e would take ut least days OF hard
!: work 10 write the plot. they were
(. bitterly disappointed Immediately
;-Fot busy. made desk out Of biscuit
y tins in the corner of the billet and
put up sign ''impcy u Wallace
Theatrical Company" About twenty
OF tho section. npon reading this sign
immediately applied for The position
of office boy. accepted the twenty
applicants aud sent them scouting
parties throughout the deserted French
village These parties We're 10 search
all the attics Tor discarded civilia;t
~. yclothes. and anything that We could
- use in the props al our proposed COM
pany.
Abou, that night they returned
covered with STme and Dust, but loaded
down with Il miscellaneous assortment
;of everything under The sun. They
rtmust have thought that ! was going
- TO start department store, Judging
from The different things they brought
back from their pillagc
After eight dag constant writing |
completed two-act farce comedy.
which | called The Diamond Palace
saloon" Upon the suggestion Of one
OF The boys IA The section. sent
pro"f OF the program 10 IA printing
house In London Th"n ! assigned the
different parN land started rehcarsInr.
David bela.ac6. .w.oufh have thrown up
his HAMS in deS'-iir ~ the material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Scene / street scene on the Bowcry,
New York City
Time. Any old time
Note-i'iv" minutes interval TO
enable actors to get a drink
Act II.
Seen" / conc sCcuc is SuiIicicnt
Interior "f Diamond Palace saloon.
corner of Third Avenue and Twelfth
street. New York city.
Time. Same day as Ac, |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
GeD9qcroR'S
vHDV1CEA
YDG ZewzS 6aKo- N

inc questions answered below are
general in character. the symptoms o.
diseases are given and the answers Will
apply in amy cas- Of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free.
may address br. Lewis Baker College
Hldg., college t.lwood Streets. Dayton.
ohio. enclosing self addressed stamped
envelope for reply. Full name and
answers. Tho prescriptions can D..
filled At any wc!l-s;ocked drug store.
Any druggist can order Of Wholesaler.
or two or until your cold is better. This
VIII relieve you in Il very few days
Celia asks: MY hair is too oily ana
my scalp itchcs with dandruff, aud Of
late il is cnmbinv out too much What
L. Il good treatments"
Answer: Obtain plain yellow minvo,
from your druggist in i-oz. jars ana
apply as per directions This cleans.
purihes. c""iS and invigoratcs the hair
and scalp. thus stopping the death of
the han p:tudruff and itching are at
once relieved. Men and women all over
the country now use it regularly.
Worried" writes: Have been doc.
'orinG for kidney trouble and now
want your advice. Frequent desire is
followed by burning pain. and am very
Also, h"ykachc affects me drcadfuIly.
can hardly move when awake in the
HhbTliiNS- W t;lh ness, is n .ynlp-
tom"
Answer: think If YOU will take
bhimw"rt tablets regularly for Il few
Wcch" your Kidneys and bladder will
ncG2me normal and such symptoms
vanish. This is uncquallcd for such
complaints IN my estimation.
NJ ~: FOR many years DIR Baker has
ncch giving Tree advice and prcscrip-
irons L" millions Of people through the
Dress coInhnS. and doubtless has helped
IN reviewing illness and distress more
! man any single individual in the
w"rin history Thousands have writ
zen MN expressions Of gratitude and
confidence milar To the following:
pr Lewis Baker: Dear Strive
| nave uScu three OF the medicines you
ADVISE. he double four, the essence
nentho- Ia Nenc and the rheumatism
pTcscrlptl"n*, and want TO say they
| au worked like II charm. They are the
o'Hi n'Ec ever used. and ] feel
could not keep house without them.
am very grateful and pleased to recon-
"'c'u any OF these medicines prescribed.
very truly yours
| MkS. Il. J.. WHITFIELD.
| No. Coleman ST., t-'t
NH"N' Port Jcrvis, y. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

We make Bedroom and Dining Room Suits a speciality.
beautiful selection is here your Inspections the
prices from $1,000 lower others
siby sell them THE REASON We stores and
buy carload after carload by doing this large dis
We will buy your old Il first payment on a new
Easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

y rr2ycs.y on New York Life.
Acted hN the All-Star cast If the
IG!th brigade Narhinc-Gun Company
'>ui"idr Club.
Section M. l.
Written. rchcarScd and produced under
tire during the European War.
france. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
PROGRAM
Under Mnnngrmcnt Of Imr", .,u
"rs Wallace

- NOTE-Tho manaGomcu warns am
= se@patrcns OF this thcatcr ,nat the, vs,I,
=. not he responsible FOR Injuries ~
q .ceived from the unauthorized .o-
~ trance OF stray shells "walz1-b,p,,s :,
,or rifle bullets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Shot. VUicN on the draw and shoots
from the hipl y q Hall.
Customers. soldiers. ctc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Nr>>r>. EmprS and Wallace
Present
rhc Eir Roaring. Side Splitting Farce
Comedy
Entitled
rms DIAMOND PALACE StLuUN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
CAPTAINS NHMED
Y TEAMS
to Be Selected Wed
nesday Night by Captains
for Indoor League.

The present week viii be u Of.
the busiest in the history Of the y.
~ c. A. physical department
On Wednesday evening Of this week
the indoor baseball captains viii meet
to select players for the Senior In
door league. The Triangle club viii
enter a team. and the remaining regu-
lars and older boys VIII be divided
among the three regular teams The
regular captains viii be Robert Car
son. Charlie Klink. and Lee Nichols.
These men viii select three teams
there is every indication that
these regular teams viii be asst one
The regular practice under Maj- With
ingtOn viii be held at the same I'M
The Business Mems Nolley Ball
league viii open Tuesday evening
with a match between Daniels y
NacEeuzie's teams These teams VIII
line up as follows;
Capt Daniels. Done. Fletcher.
Hodge. knight. H Schultz. Sheehan.
Green. Lawrence. Orndorn and Rus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
OPENING GAME
PLAYED TONIGHT
Strong VoIley Ball Teams
Organized at the "Y"
Schedule Announced.

An exceptionally strong volley bail
league has been organized among the
business men Of the Y. n C. A, and
the opening game viii be played on
Tuesday. May IS. All league games
will be played on Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday evenings at 6 o'clock.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 6 o'clock viii be reserved
for informal go-as-you-please prac-
-ice games in order that those who
do not care to play IN the league may
stiI get an opportunity TO play vol
ley ball
The captains and their players are
as follows
Team No. Is. W. Daniels, capt
r. p. Done. 3. Fletcher, F. d. Hooge'
p. F. knight, Il. H. Schultz j. =
Sheehan. C. Green. C. lawrence SelA
O-ndorff, Marcoe Russek-
Team No. Wv. Mackenzie, capt;
Brad Hardie. A. t. Pierce. j. L Dyer
VIM Graves. n. c. Scobee. c u VIII
char. II. E Christie. b Galla-nsI'
p. r. Knickerbocker, Herb hunter
Team No. 3-Harry Ponsford. capt
VIM. Hearns. Thornton Hardie- J. %.
Gwin. o. w. Barrett, H G Bonorden'
D. ~ LL.AAn D. 70 .-"
HOPE smith. and J. R. WoouuL
Team no. Russell Eamey. capt
w. Schultz. Judge Hunter. Chas bar
low. C.. Z. Overstreet- F. p GridieE'
Cowan Jones. G. VI Harvey o. H.
Palm a F. Ramos. A H Anderson
and VIM Young
The schedule viii be as follows
Tines Nav 2S-Dauiels vs. Mackenzie
Tburs. Nav s0-Ponsford VS. Ramey
sat. Jrne 1-Danie's vs.. Ponsford
Tines June Mack emile VS. Ramey
Thurs. June 6-Daniels VS. Eamey
sat. june S-NacKenzie VS.. PonSford
Tues June 11-Ponsford VS. Ramey.
Thurs. June 13-Daniels vs.. Machen-
zle
sat June 16-MacEe1Zie Y s Ramey
Tues. June 1S-Dauiels vs. Ponsford
Tru-r June 20-lIacKenzie VS. Pons-
sat June e2-DanieIs VS.. Ramey
Tines. June 25-Ponsford vs. Ramey
thurs. June 27-Daniels vs. Macken-
sat June 2s-sIacKenzie vs. Ramey
tues. July 2-Daniels vs. Pousford
Thurs. July Mackenzie vs. Pons-
sat. July 6-Daniels vs.. Ramey.
Director A. l. Holm announces that
members are urged TO be present al
every game and boost for their re-
s0ective teams. The schedule is a
good one. The best PLAYERS IN TINS
section are lined VI with the severai
teams. and all lovers Of the sport
should witness some good games as a
result Of the organization Of b
league