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The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile: Goldarale. IO6 mic
Crannl. to /, tn L 9 to S: Wilfreds 100
Cfercpl. 7 tn s. to 10 LOrena Moss l05 CThW-
ber) even. Time I.i3 Thirteen, War Cloud.
Nanette Fsck, Triumphant. Plantarede Loyal
Peter. Musket Indian Spring also ran.
SE OND RACE-About two miles. Elysisn.
l38 Franklin TO s. l to 4 out Robert Oliver
IA Crawford even. out. Garter, ia civilians
out. Time, 4:S IS Soldeaz also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiI furiOngs: Herodiss. ll5
CMCAteel. s to l. to s. ont Fruit Cake Il9
(Kummer'. out. out; Looking Up, lOS Robin
sonl. out. Time, LA l-5 Merry Princess also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiI furlongs: Kiunoul lls
tAmbrosc) Il 10 }, even, l to 2; KallipUlis. 100
rCorry) IN 5 ) To 5; Paul Jones, I'D robin
som. / to 2. Time, HAAS. Best Pal. David
HarIm. Phaiste. Pilgrim, SiInpeton. Bverzay.
White So1. 'POllySana also ran Added starter
FIFTH RACE-One mile: Happy VALLEY l10
callahan. 10 to 5, to 5. to 10; Queen Of Sea.
Il5 tSandel. to s. to 10; Celtic. ITO (Hummer),
cven Time, ! ~ IS. Sam Reh, Bagsheer, Bal
last ManocTre, Lindley also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FiTe and onehSf furlongs:
Rlazss. lis robinson, to s. to S. 2 to s;
Frantieur, LIS Cassidy, 10 to l. % to l; End
man, is (Kummsr). 2 to l. Time 7Os. Whisk.
Irish Dream. Red Domino, Hurry. Star Court,
Armenusa Universal, Right Over Might, Spad
alsO ran
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
JUNCLEERS WIN
SECOND BATTLE
Heavy Clouting of Jennings
Bengals Send Nationals
To Defeat, 4 to /.

Check up another one in the los
ing column against Harry Harper.
Hughey Jennings Bengal tribe had
their batting lamps working in
proper order yesterday afternoon at
the Georgia avenue stadium when
Griff's Nationals were forced to de-
feat by a count of to l in the sec
Ond game of the series. Extra base
blows, along with Harper's wildness,
gave the JungIeland tribe the edge
in the early going. Although
Dutch" Leonard was a trifie liberal
with his base blows, the Nationals
could not seem to get the punch into
their attack when hits meant runs,
with a result that eleven of the
locals were left stranded.
Heavy clouting by the weak end
of the Tigers batting order did the
trick in the proper form during the
second frame. while the Hackensack
Truckman mande them a present of
their fourth marker in the next
frame when he developed a wild
hurling streak. Judge and Rice,
who bat from the port side of the
plate. upset the dope that left
handlers can not clout southpaw
pitching. as this pair managed to
squeeze through the Griffmen's only
counter in the first session. while
the first sacker had a regular field
day at the bat. obtaining four clouts
in FIVE trips to the platter of the
SLAMS of the Californian.
Although Leonard was in hot water
in every inning after the fourth. he
stuck out the battle. but Harper hit
the beaten shower path at the end of
the seventh to make room for Pinch
Hitter Picinch. Lefty Gill. the South
Carolina collegian. finishing up the
game.
Brilliant defensive playing by
Shanks and Foster got Harper over the
opening frame without any damage,
but, in the next. Harry Heilman OPEN
ed up the slaughter with triple over
RiCe's head to the Iife-savers' sign
Ira F7agstcad followed with a crash
for the same amount of sacks between
Milan and Rice. Flaggy raced through
when Jones' hit the centerfieId and
the latter dented the counting pan by
way OF Ainsmith'S sacrifice. Shanks'
error Of Leonard's ErOunder and
Bushs double to right field.
In the next frame Ncatch's scratch
ErOunder to Janvrin started the Ben
gals on their road to their final tally
as Hielman and Jones followed with
hits that filled the sacks and Harper
put the tally over by passing Leon
ard.
Judges binble Fosters sacrifice
and RIce's double gave the Nationals
their only tally in the first frame.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
GARRY SHOULD WORRY
AS ENEMIES BATTLE

New York. Aug. 5.-I.ast winter GER
tain baseball men, who now are hav-
ing their own troubles. planned to Oust
Garry Hermann from the position of
chairman of the national commission
to make room for the Hon. William
Howard Taft. who declined to serve
when he learned that somebody was
trying to play baseball politics Herr
mann still remains at the head of the
commission and is president Of the
Cincinnati club. which is making a
large sum of money this season Fur
thermore, Hermann picked up Pat
Moran, one of the greatest of mana
gers, for nothing. and also induced
several wealthy friends to buy out
Fleischmann' stock in the ball club.
Looks as if Garry has the laugh on
his enemies,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Navy EXPECTS
BIC GRID YEAR
Football Ready to Get
Under Way at An
napolis.

Annapolis, Aug. 6.-Wffb ,,.o-,.
prospect Of strong team and an
mour DObie again hsp51ir, -
squad, football at the Naval 49,
erny promises much Tbe -
against the eleven Of ID, 49,
Academy will be resumed the S.sL...-
being played at the Neu W -
GROUNDS on November % and n
means tremendous interest in m.
season by itself. but the home srbed-
ule is admittedly poor. Two ono,
oates remain. October Is and y
Nember p, and the msnaRerDart
would go TO any REASONABLE Iop~,,
TO bring worthy opponents 10 A.
nspolis on these two davs
The home games arranged arc.
october 4. North Carolina state. pr-
tober II. Johns Hopkins: October Or
Bucknell: November ] West Virrrr.s
Wesleyan; November $. GoorCetoV.-
November IS. Colby. u is pu.-
sible that West Virginia WegIo,.s,
or Georgetown may show sorDa
strength. but no other opponrn, fu
likely to extend the NidshfnrorD
greatly. So anxious are the Nf6-
shipmen for a couple 0f good game
that Lieut.. Comdr Douglas p
Howard. athletic officer az tho Arsa-
emy. may make a trip in the near
future for the purpose Of socurr7.
these contests II possible
Something over 100 candfdar~s
from the new fourth class have q -
ready started practice under Lieut.
C0mdr. Wilson. 4 former hcador..
player. and Johnny Wilso-, forn-.r.
~ St Johns DUbIc VIII reDrrr
August IS. and the squad or -
seasons men Will bo back alb,
September cn. BY that time Doh d.
will be able to select the new Nor
who will be moved TO tho NV.
squad.
Tho material in the nov fourth
class has a good look and f- na--
ticUlaTly strong in big mon
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
REX CLUBMEN WILL
HAVE A BUSY TIME

Players Of the Rex Athletic Club
Will be kept busy in the next ten
days. as Manager Wright has sched
ul"d no less than six games 10 h
played by Sunday the 18th inst.
Saturday the clubmen will go to
Laurel, Nd. Sunday the Cardinals
Of Alexandria. Va, and the St. Eliza
both's team from across the river
will be tho attractions at Union
Park. Thursday. the 14th. War kisk
will be played at American Lea lua
Park. for the benefit of Walter r. ed
Hospital and the following SUnoa y
Sam FroCk's DrydoCks and Ship
building Company's team Of BIiti-
more, Md, will he seen in A double
header at Union Park.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
JACK BENTLEY HAS
RESIGNED WITH DUNN

Major league clubs will have fat
chance of getting Jack Bentley. the
Silver Spring youngster. away from
the Baltimore Orioles this season. Jack
Dunn has protected himself against
the majors by signing all his players
to contracts for next season.
Bentley is well satisfied with the
treatment he is receiving in Baltimore
and CLAIMS ne will stay with Dunn as
long as he can prove to his boss that
he is useful. Bentley was a visitor
here yesterday and watched his old
team mates take a lacing from the
Tigers.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
FIX OLYMPIC ROWING CARD.
Five Events on Program for Next
Years Antwerp Meet

New York. Aug. 6-The general
'ommittre of the 1920 Olympic
lanes. which will be held at Ant
werp next year. has drawn up it's
rowing program. Owing to the fact
that there is a strong tide in the
River Scheldt. with the possibility
Of rough water. II is probable that
the events will be rowed off on the
ship canal at Brussels. which has a
minimum width of 100 meters (4O0
feet)
The dates selected for the regatta
IRE August IA. Is and Is. The pro-
-ram will consist OF single and dou-
BILE sculls. pairs. fours and eights.
over a straight line course of about
200 meters in length. Entries will
be accepted up to JULY 5. 1920.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
See Reports to Cincinnati Club.

Cincinnati. Aug. 6-OutfieIder and
Pitcher Charles See. who was pur-
chased from the Rochester Interna
tional League club by the Cincin-
natl Nationals for a price said to
have been $4,000. reported to Man
ager Moran Of the Reds today. 500
who was bought last week. iq SAID
to have held out for a part Of the
purchase money and to have COM
promised on this matter with the
Rochester club before consenting to
report to the local club.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
RGOORTY TO BOX BECKETT.
American to Fight English Heavy
Weight Champion on Sent 2

London. Aug. 6.-A twenty round
fight between Joe Beckett. tho Eng
lish heavyweight champion and
Eddie MCGOOrty. of Oshkosh. Wis.
has been arranged for September ..
in this city. Tho men will battle
for purse ofc2.OOO and a side bet
Of 1000.
The bout between Beckett and
Georges Carpenter. the French
heavyweight champion. has been
postponed until November
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Cubs Handed Zeros.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The Braves shut
out the Cubs here today in the sec
ond game, TO 0. The Tribe bunch
ed hits OF Alexander in the third
and scored two tallies and Martin
held them safe the rest of the route.
Score by innings:
r. II. E.
Roston.. 10000 Ooo-2 ; O
t-bicago. 90 0 o o 900 % 3 0
Keating and Wilson: Alexander,
rtin and Killifer-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Mang Coaching MILDLY Runners.

Annapolis. Nd. Aug. 6.-Louis H,
ManE, headmastcr in physical
training at the Naval Academy. has
been designated coach of the field
and track teams for the coming
season. Mr.. Mang, who formerly
belonged to the Mohawk Athletic
Club of New York, is now working
with the new class of midshipmen
and has developed considerable
material
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Cards Trim Giants.

st. Louis, Aug. 6.-The Cardinals
defeated the New York Giants in the
second game of the series here to-
day. to 4. Toney was not in form
and the Cards batted him all over
the lot. Score by innings:
r. IL E
n. ". . 10 2 0 o o. . O|
St. L.. 0 o 0 ; o Ks 10 g
TOney and Snyder; Tucro and
ClemOns.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Cadore Beats Reds.

Cincinnati. Aug. 6.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers captured the second game
from the Reds here today. 6 to /.
Cadore was in form and held the
Reds to three scattered hits. Score
by innings:
r. Fl. f..
BTIyn.. ID 1900 O-6 I3 ;
Cin'nati o 0 0 0 0 0 II 4 3
CadOre and Wheat: SaIlee. Fisher,
LuQuc, Gerner and Wingo, Allen.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
YANKS TO PUSH
ISSUE IN COURT
Rupert and Huston Insist
On Settling Mays Case
Legally.
INJUNCTION IS ISSUED.

New York, Aug. 6.-The
bluff has been called. That is
Ban B. Johnson's hand in the
Carl Mays issue will go to
court. The New York club
owners today started proceed
ings and were granted an in
junction against the Car of
baseball. From a late report
Mays may be worked in to-
days game against the St.
Louis Browns. Burke, along
with President Navin, at a
late hour last night, had al
ready started to boycott the
New York club.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
No Elimination in This

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 6.-Sam Lang
ford. Of Boston. and Jack Thomson
Of Philadelphia. fought fifteen fast
rounds to draw here last night.
IL was the first fight in an elimina-
tion series for the $500 belt Of
fered by Billy McCIain. a promoter
Of this city, for the negro heavy
weight championship Of the world.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Names Are Conflicting.

Regarding a notice in yesterday
Herald of game scheduled for
last night between the Garfield A. c.
and the Winton A. c., the former
team is composed of players rep
resenting the Garfield playground,
and is not the Garfield A. c. which
has met Rex. Clarendon, Cardinals
and other independent mines.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Big Offer Refused.

Saratoga. n. Y. Aug. 6,-Montford
Jones. the Oklahoma oil magnate. set
a new record for a race horse yester-
day afternoon. Jones offered Samuel
D. Riddle s15O,ooO for Man O. War. the
unbeaten 2-year-old. but couldn't get
him. Twas the desire of a newcomer
to get the best in training. with money
M oh{act
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Dixie Walker Is Canned.

Louisville. Ky, Aug. 6.-Pitcher
Dixie Walker. of the Columbus
(American Association club. has
been released to the New Orleans
(Southern Association club. it was
announced here shortly before the
Columbus team departed for Mil
wauke last night.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07

Bathd Tor HaH~r IN the s~Ttnth inning
'Battod for HArhafy In the ninth inninZ.
kArnnd runs Washington. / D~tr-at. ;. FE-t
hase hy errDrs WashinsrJn, ?; Detroit, = Left
"h bass Washington. II D~t rDt. :. Plrs. bsse
IN halls-oT HaHrr. ~ ZArhsry ! InBinZs
mtrhnd b. HaT~r Z b. ZschzTJ. = HIT
madcOf HaiT"r IN - Al hat. ZAcslzJ. 0
10 at tat Si1IrE out By HarTyT .. b
IAchaTv. J. hy b-Tard. . TllTrc hsse hits
H"iiman. I1aEsic.d Two hs-e hts-Pus1
AG1ew. Ri~c BrIh-- pisys Shauks % JanTr1n
10 Judge Losing pitcher Harper Wild pitches
-HachsT lIalk HaHsr Umpires-Mf 81.
DInecn and Ch1 Tine u Ezne-2 hourS-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Connie Buys Canadian Hurler.

Philadelphia, Aug. G.-Connie Mack,
manager Of the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans. announced tonight that he had
purchased Pitcher Gibson from the
Regina club Of the Western Cana
dian League. Gibson will report to
the Athletics probably on their next
western trim.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Standing of the Clubs.
YOUNG AHEARN WILL
BATTLE In NEWARK

Young Ahearn, of this city. feather
weight champion Of the A. T.. F.. who
recently returned from overseas. is
now casting his lots in Newark, y. }.
"Goldie, as he is hest known here.
among his friends. has been signed
to hEht Battling Lain in the semi
kindup of the Britton-O'Dowd go late
this month.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Nayy Yard Meets Garfield.

A picked team from the navy yard
will play the Garfield A. G. at tho
Union League Park, Fifteenth and II
streets northeast Saturday afternoon
at $50 p. m. This will bring together
two of the fastest teams in the sand
lot ranks and a fast game will be on
tap for the fans.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Kilbane in Politics.

Cleveland. Aug. 6.-Johnny Kill
bane, feather-weight champion, to-
day announced his candidacy for
election as councilman here. Kill
bane was said to have the support
of the Democratic executive commit
tee ....
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Petworth Wants Games.

The Petworth Club is after games
with all fast teams in this vicinity.
For games address c. r. Grier, 1905
Illinois avenue northwest. or Phone
Col 710S-J.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Standing of the Clubs,
y tTIONAI LEAGUE.
Eesterdny's Results.

Brooklyn. 6; Cincinnati, l.
Boston. >: Chicago. 0.
st. Louis. s; New York, 4.
Phillies-Pittsburgh, rain.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Where They Play Today

Phillics at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Now York at St. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Where They Play Today.

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia
~ st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester, .: Toronto.
Buffalo. s; BinEhamton. 4.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
To PLAY Herzle Club

The Eagle A. c. will play the HerzIe
Club Sunday morning at II o'clock on
diamond No. J. Monument Grounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Detroit, 4; WASHINGTON, I.
Other games postponed. rain.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
WILLIAMS Wins
TENNIS MATCH
Defeats Garland of Pitts
burgh at Newport-M.
Mclaughlin Beaten.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. s.-R. Nor
ris Williams IL. defeated Charles s.
Garland. Pittsburgh, 10 6-4, S-6, Ga, in
the invitation tennis tournament at
the Casino today.
William T. Tilden IL, Philadelphia.
beat Watson NJ. Washburn. GA, SO.
6-3, 1O-S.
Ichiva Kumagae beat Axel C. Gra-
VEN. 81, 6-3, 6-l
William NJ. Johnston, San Francis
co. beat Thomas c. Bundy. 81, g.,
lO-S.
S. H. VoshelL New York, defeated
Maurice +. McLoughlin. the Califor-
mia comet" in brilliant match. The
score was 6-3, 81. 10. 6-2, So.
Newport, r. L. Aug. 6-Thc Aus
tralian tennis stars will be dcfauIted
in the invitation singles tennis tour
nament now in progress on the Casino
courts here. 1t has been found they
will not be able to get here in time
to take part in this section OF the
play, but will he started in the dou-
bles.
Brookes. Patterson. Lycett and
Thomas were expected to land from
the Adratic today in New York
They cannot possibly reach here in
time to start to play before tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
RIGHT EARFUl

President HeydIer. Of the
National League. ordered -four
umpires to $1,000 Cincinnati
fans Sunday. That mean,
mobilization if they win the
pennant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15
DANGER SIGNALS OF BAD BLOOD.

pimpieS the face lunches IN the
meek sallow and swarfhy complexion
sores. ulcers. mucous patches copper
colorcd spots. scnly skin affections.
constipation. inactive liver. dyspepsia
anil stomach troubles are common
symptoms of poisoned plood. There i
uo remedy offered % the public thai
has 80 successfully cured these dis
eaSs.S a. Number 40 For The Blood
An old doctors prescription continuing
the most reliable alternatives known 10
medical ~-irure.
Iuf up by J. q. Meudenhall, Evans
vile. Ind 90 years "a druggist.
Sold hv Cowsi1ls Drng Store. al
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

l.. Goldberg went 90 Nashville first
If the week 90 buy new goods for his
firm
Zncs Foster. an old and highly re-
<pcctcd resident Of near Dukedom.
died Thursday morning.
Rev W. +. Rennenbcrg returned
home Saturday from New York. where
heAspent a couple of weeks
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BEGINS JULY l6.
ausauqua Dates FIXED. An Excel
"! Program Promised. Here
During Anniversary C-lc-
brati0n Nees.

me manager Of the Re.Ipsfh Chan
: wlua advises rs officially that Hiek-
LII nnte for the chaufaraua Tor H..
r.. 1913 will b. July lG-fE.fS-1a..i
IDS will work aut eprr nicely rs
Sarns Hickman's big i1Hh Anniver-
- 'eief'rafion fhe wa-k ~ Iriv ~
- inclusive. The town viii very like
'e hiled with visitors ruat $50 ~. and
ny n'e days ehauiauqua viii help o.
.pPis good. clean. wholesome az
nom and evening attraction
ne "fhcial clinutauqua program e.
sa~s:
Ton viii b. glad to- know THAT we
iiaNe Prepared au excellent program
'"' our patrons. and have secured
them being.
Mr. o. +. Behymer. formerly # me
'eiebrafed sheldon school at Sales
hiahsnip Of Chicago. who will lecture
IN The Ramanrc II i:uSireS> Fol
owing his address. Mr.. Behvmer viii
N"ueiNpr 70 answer any question pus
70 hlm by people Ga thc iudie,i,-. which
MS lecture may have suggested -am o.
pen meeting being IN orsie- far fifteen
20 thirty minutes.
DR. f. 4. Hagerman. Of Milwaukee,
one 81 Resipath's tan~f pupuiar lccfur-
ers will lecture at night Or Hngcr-
nan has been prominent speaker oii
an Of the big Betlpafh Seven Day pro-
grains. and NO man Of more charming
personality has ever addressed "a Chau-
Ianqua audience. His lecture on The
Wan With one Window" viii De ont-
on the real Inspirations in program
conspicuous for its high quality
different musical organization
VIII appear each day Among tiles
cnnipanie~ are the Dunbar Male Quar-
tei x ieil Ringers. the Lombard Com
pany. Ia solos. duets and sketches
The Stes'iy Concert Company will pro
vide delightful novelty program. ia
which the SrNpphonc. concertiua. mar
imhaphone and piano viii bc used. No-
cal solos aud duets and cartoonisf
are also features. The official pro-
gram will announce. in addition % ti.,.
above. two Of the most important az
fractions OF the entire program
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ATTENDING CONVENTION.

Rev. H. NJ Grain left Monday after
noon for Atlanta. % attend the south
eru Baptist convention. The conveh-
tiou o. the largest dcnOmiuationai
gathering ia America and represents
the largest religious constituency III
The South-morc than three aud a half
millions Of Bapfi~tS
The session viii continue until next
"Wednesday Rev. Grain viii return,
however. before then. a. he j. seized
uled to deliver the commencement ser
mon Tor the Tipfonville graduating
class sunday. Nay 18th. He viii also
deliver the address on similar occas-
iuu 60 lsidglev. Tenn june lst.
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GREAT ARTIST.
Solo Organisf. DIR. Baldwin. II Inter
national Fame. Gives Two
Recitals af Hickman.

Or Minor {. Baldwin. solo organ
III and an artist OF International fame.
gave two recitnls nj the First Mcfho-
dist church IN Hickman-one Saturday
evening and the other sunday evening
which were enjoyed by packed hosis-
- on both occasions.
nr. Minor has played before all The
courts of Europe. besides being solo or
ganiSt for the eNpoSitions ~ philasel-
phia Omaha and ST. Louis His per-
formanse certainly warranIs the rsp,i-
fation he bears AZ one of the worlds
leading organistS. IL requires the mas
ter hand OF musician like him 10
bring out the exquisite harInonics and
vast range Of the instrument for one
To fully appreciate the pipe organ.
II is needless 10 add that his two recit-
MS here were rare treat on both
evenings he rendered the storm i'm the
Mountains" tpocm symphoniquel Of
his own composition. which must be
heard Ia be- appreciated With lights
of and lightning flashing. the effect i
very realistic. He varied from his
printed program 20 give few ~ the
old favorites like My old Kentucky
Home silver Threads Among the
Gold. Etc His programs were as fol-
lows:
Saturday:
Great g Minor Fugue-Bach.
Three Inicrmezzos Mozart
Introduction and Theme with yaria-
tons H.SSc-
fermezzO-NOlkmann.
Al Cha De tHawaiianl Anon.
Chloe tMeXicanl -Yradicr.
Overfure-RoSSini
Poem II Amour-Henselt
Storm in the Mountains Poem
Symphonique) Baldwin.
Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah
Handel.
Sunday:
Great Tocatta Pedal Solos, Bach.
Keycrie- Baldwin.
Soata- Scheutz
Consalation-Ba Baldwin.
agiO-Bach.
Adagio and Minuet-IIaydn.
Ovcrfure-RoSsini.
BY the Schubert.
PnserchOr from Tannhauser-Wag-
uer.
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Popular ticISman Couple Announce
Approaching >uptials-June TO-

Al a party given Wednesday even hs
Dr. and Mr~ a. " Curtin announce
mef.f was made Of the approaching
marriae. Of their daughter. Miss bet-
tie Louise Curtin. o. ". &. Reed. tii.
ma rriaee o. orcur on the evening OF
June 10th af ST. paui'S Episcopal
Church in this city On account 81 the
prominence of both. the wedding i one
81 much interest. Mis- turiin l. prom
iuemf in ~ocial Affairs ~ the city. MI
Reed Is cashier If the Hickman BanA
a Trust 60. and one 81 the county
most progressive business men.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

For thread. needles. pins. buttons. 2
lastic and lots OF other things In no.
lions SEE BeftersWOrth
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

The Cuurier'i> just learning that a
week ago last sunday Tom PLANT and
Mr~. ! J. Smith were united iu mar
riage ut the home OF E~'t = ~ Brlicr.
the Tennessee squire performing the
ccrplupIy-
The contracting parties ere we'll
known and popular people of south Of
Hickman. residing iu the Beech Grove
uei-hburhood. Mr. Filanf is one 81 the
leading farmers Of that -tcfioiL
s,rugra
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

Every farmer should have self
feeder for his hogs saves fead. time
and trouble. Can make immediate de
livery. Oft feeder $3.50. CIT feeder
at 50. or viii build Co. order Ms oft
feeder b. 81 4u-hug capacity. See or
write Sam Wilson. Uh.kuuu. ~ tfc|
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-15

Nice Building Lot For Sale. In South
ern Heights. one of the choice lots of
the addition. Size 62 isx150 feet. Con-
crete walks. electric light. telephone.
wafer. sewer at front of lot. If inter-
ested call ar this office. TIP.
II you like codee-get the best
Chase & Sanborn's Is as good as ever
came to Hickman. Try it--Bondurant
Bros.