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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
TAXA KOLA TEAM PLAYS
NAVAL TRANSPORT MONDAY
Nn,. League Champions, Just Bnck
From Abroad, tardcd for
Boulevard Ficld.

through their manager Dixie Nleve-
sam, has closed with the Naval Trans
bort team for a game to be- played at
Boulevard Field Easter Monday. Nprn
u. at o'clock.
Tho Naval Transports Mere the 1915
champions OF the MAYA! League and
have played often. both on this side
and across the pond, where under the
direction OF tho y. VI. G. \. ana *. of
&. they met and defeated teams rep
rcscntinS the different divisions.
They have just landed At Newport
News and have secured a Through for
several days. After this they will
again return TO foreign shores TO
bring another load OF doughbOys back
TO home and friends.
The team IS made up. wholly of ex-
professional ball players, such we'll
known leagues as the American Assoc
iation, southern, Western. Three l.
and New York state leagues being
represented in their lineup Lien
tenant D'koutc il the athletic director
and coach. Lieutenant o'Rouic will
be rc!ncm bcrcd as the star second
sackcr on the University of peuusyl-
wanna nine 4 few years ago.
Nothing need hc said us TO the
ability OF the Taxa l[olns. for with
such Well-known stars as Mac PITT
lake poh, i'IGG Amos, Pres Shelton
Dimps Napier. Ed I.oWcrY and Harry
Carter in the lineup. Richmond fans
can be assured OF witnessing n real
game in addition to assisting a team
still in tho service to brcal; the monot-
ony Of the daily grind hy Il trip
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BOXING KILLED IN NEW YORK
Dill Fails to Pass md Promoters n,
Big Fight Are Still
Looking,
MIMI r0pr

NEW YORK, April 1s-whatever
latent h2ne Tex Rickard had of stag
Ing The Willard Dempsey fight in New
! ork went giimmering today when the
Gibbs and Walker bills, designed 10
i Re lie e boz; h2oSSing in New Yorh State once
trrc. 1t was practically admitted nv
me promoter today that Gotham was
MS choice for the big bout had boxing
been legaliZed
Boxing now is dead in this State
Tor at least another year. and Richard
must soon make a selection of a site
from the many offers he has received
sion.
The promoter admitted that he was
greatly interested in the passage Of
the Missouri boxing law, which went
TO the Governor to-day for his sigma
ture, and St. Louis and Kansas City
now are regarded as possible scenes
OF conflict. Pocatello. Idaho. is still
4 sTeo i ms bidder; having offered
mains, in the lists: Others after the
big fight are Akron. Canton and
Richard said today 1t is his desire
TO hold the bout in or near a large
city.
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NAVY CREWS WIN RACES
DEFEAT HARVARD AND :
PRINCETON DECISIVELY
'nrhfty Eight Finishes NenrIv Eorr
'ech Lengths Ahend and Plcbcr
Almost Duplicate.

ANNAPoLlS, MD, April 1s.-The
Naval Academy oarsmen virtunlIy
swept themselves into the lead in .ba
college world by overwhelming III,
varsity and Freshmen crews OF tar
ward and Princeton in the regatta on
the Severn River this afternoon. h ,1iS
The navy Varsity finished nearly
fourteen lengths head OF the Crif5son.
with Princeton three lengths bahind
I nayy a., In the freshmen event the
eight lengths ahead of Harvard and
nearly ten lengths ahead of the Prince
mustered to Harvard oarsmen, and
tt,he margin of the victory is probably
me greatest ever hung up in an inter-
coIiesiate aquatic event. ~ =
The races, triangular contests, were
roWed over a course OF mile and
Seven-eishts instead of the customary
sixteenihs. this being the result OF a
mutual agreement Of the competing
crews crews The time. OF the crews at the
II ~: Princeton, 11:41.
vard fes ,ii4s' nay plebes, 11:24: Has-
Tho time would have -been much
faster, but tho races were rowed under
adverse condit'ons., as both wind and
similar were the incidents in connSc
ton with the two races. as the middies
Jumped into the lead within the ,drat
two hundred yards. with Harvard hold.
ing second place and Princeton hight
inE along gamely, but Intellectually. In
the freshmen event. however, thew Al.
most overhauled Harvard as the re-
suit of n gallant squirt -
A significant feature as result. of
the races: based upon the time. was
that navy's plebe crew was better than
the Extraordinarily, as they covered
tho course In seven seconds faster
time. w.
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Takn-KoIn Nine TrIumph..

Tho fast going Taxa Kola team
easily defeated Newton W odward in
nc opening game of the Commercial
League.
Pat Shelton on the mound for the
SOFT drink lads was invincible. allowing
only foGr hits through nine frames.
Even though he pitched air tight ball
he rs under heavy obligations 10 his
;n1held, who time after time. cut down
D!oWs that looked to be score hits. The
needing OF Wharton. Pitt. Pom and
Amos being nothing short Of SEN
ssationai. while. when IL came to hit
ing Jake Pom again led with two
hits IN three attempts, while Liebs
also MT in the pinch. getting one
single in three times at bat.
For Newton Woodward the work OF
rat Monroe: RENDER and Manager
kIckctts stood out above the rest.
Taxa ola clashes with the strong
Naval Transport nine Champions OF
1918 Naval League Monday at Boule-
ward Field.
Box score:
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DIGGER STANLEY DEAD
bantam Champion Boxer Wax Only
Ihrcc-timc Winner OF Lord
LOnsdaIc Belt.

One of Enrland's former bantam
champions joined the great majority
recently when Digger Stanley died in
= London sanitarium. of stomach
trouble Stanley was one OF the very
few champions to win n Lord Ions
dale belt three times in succession,
and so come into permanent posses
sion of the trophy. Stanley paid Il
visit 10 the United States in 1911 and
boxed frankie Burns ten rounds at
Tom o'Rourke's National Sporting
Club. New York. He was n typical
infghtinE. but being highly proficient
with straight left. There was
difference of opinion as to the winner,
on that Stanley deserved the decision.
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BIG POOL BEING BUILT
Some OF Country's Noted Swimmers
VIII Compete In Contests
ThCrc Lnicr.

a swimming pool a hundred feet
average depth OF five feet and having
n capacity OF 10000 gallons OF water,
Is under construction at Camp Dix,
New Jersey.
There are bath houses adjoining
which will accommodate 1875 men al
one time. Each man will be permitted
IN inc pool half hour daily. Tho
arrangements are under way to con-
duct water polo, swimming races and
otncr acquatic sports in this pool.
VIII participate in the contests
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GENERALS AT GOLF
Edward l.. Warner, OF Detroit. Sent
10 Rivcrin to Tnke Charge
of Athletics.
DE~rDn"

DETROIT, April 19.-Ddward L.
Warner, Detroit golfer. has been sent
to tho Rivera by tho Y. NJ c. A. to
take charge OF the sports there Ac-
cording TO Warner, the Monte Carlo
course is probably the most wonderful
in the world. The scenery, with the
sea on one side and the snow ppe d
Alps on the other. is beyond descrip-
ton: General Pershing recently gave
q cigarette case as a golf prize. On
January Il there were four major
generals playing n the course, be-
sdes brgadicrS and so forth Maiar
General liarbord, of the American
jor-General Langftt and BriEadier-
General Dawes.
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PITCHER STEALS HOME
WITH WINNING TALLY
COrbctt, Twirier for Washington md
Lee, Puts Period to Thrilling
Contest.
Lspsclal to nag Tlmes. Dlsnntch.

FSpFV!aI 20 7 Tie II!lIcs- DIspA tCh.J
LEXINGTON. VA. April 19.-Aftcr
holding Randolph Macon College TO
two scant hits while his team mates
were no more successful with the visit
Ing pitcher. Corbett. hurlcr FOR Wash
ingtOn and Lee. stole home for the WIN
ming run in the ninth inning OF a
thrilling contest here today.
The final score was two to one.
The game, which was the Generals
battle between Davis and CorhcLt, the
latter striking out fifteen men An
error, hit and 4 base on balls filled
the bases for Washington and Lee in
The ninth inning with none out paw
ing the way for the winning run.
Score by innings:
Randolph Macon 600 OOo 1901 2 2
Washington and Leo
600 600 1O1-2 .
Observation-Disclosures Macon Davis
and Weikel; Washington and Lee, Cor
bett and MattoN
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ALL TEAMS IN RICHMOND
LEAGUE PERFORM WELL
Season Is Opened AusplciouxIy With
Three Snappy Interesting
GnmcS.
nichmond League Standing.
Tredcgnrs Lore by 1a 40 o Score.

In, game full of thrills and good
baseball Tredcgar went down in de-
feat before the r. Il. Lee Juniors bv
the score or 10 TO .. ShorteL for the
winners. pitched alright ball until the
seventh. when Tredegar got to him for
getting two hits out of four trials.
Sims. Tucker and Tanker also starred
with the willow, while Woodland starred
his way but one. and that hard one.
For the losers Murphy played like :,
Dig Lacquer. getting two hits out OF
three tries. and pitching a good game.
The entire team played q good game
in the field. while Miller and Bagbv
starred with the willow.
Inn box Scnre
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PLAYERS GATHER TUESDAY
Amateur baseball Commission md
Players VIII Have Get
Together Dinner

The Amateur Baseball Commission
ana players vii! gather at Murphys
hotel Tuesday night at o'clock for
get-together dinner. The league in
icreStS VIII be discussed and boosted.
PRESIDENT RULER is anxious that all
players intending TO he present notify
nun by phone at once SO reservations
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GYM FOR CONVALESCENTs
Has been Installed At Camp DIX, New
Jersey, For Wounded
Soldiers.

A gymnasium for convalesccnt SOL
diers is the latest feature in knights
Of Columbus war relief work. This
has been installed by X. Of G. secretary.
+. a. Wandlc, in Base HOSPITAL No
4S4, Camp Dix, New Jersey.
SPOlSIS No l Wig
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE MINES
ALL PLAY GOOD GAMES
Tnkn-Koln, Hattie Axe and Code
Teams Win I'm First
Encounters.
Commercial League Standing.
Battle Axe win, I:u,fly.

The Battle Axe team easily won
from the IS. of &. at Byrd Park to
the tune OF II TO 3 yesterday Wood
played an excellent game at third
neiding several hot ones cieanly. May
he!d led his teammates in batting
making four saftics-onc of them be-
ing a pretty three Dagger. Waddell
iited a home run over the left field
efs head-,he ball rolling onto the
second tennis court. The n of g.
had several opportunities 20 score in
the fourth and sixth innings. but could
not come across with the goods.
BOX
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ROUSH BACK WITH REDS
Terms Offered by Hermann
and VIII Play with
Tenn Today.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April led
Roush. star outfielder of the Cincinnati
Nationals who has been holding out
for Il salary Of $4,000 a year. tonight
signed contract to play with the Reds
for this season and VIII be seen in the
game here tomorrow.
The terms have not been made pub
lie, but 1t is said Roush accepted the
terms offered him by President Herr
mann.
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Lane Breaks Swimming Record.

by Associated PrcssI
ALAMEDA. CAL, April 10-CIarcnce
lane. formerly Of Honolulu. broke the
national fifty-yard college swimming
distance In twenty-four seconds in the
Intercollegiate freshmen swimming
College Oakland. Tho previous rec
ord was twenty-five and one fifth sec
ends made in 1914 by l.. Il. Hndley Of
Yale.
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Penn Grew Defeats Yale.


DERBY, CONN, April 1s.-The Penn
sSlEanla varsity crew defeated Yale
on the Housatonic river here mi. 90.
ninS by almost three lengths. In the
race or the Junior eights, Yale won nv
less than 4 length 49, ~
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Wig
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knights OF Columbus.
Battle Axe.
Totals ..i7nc2 G Totals
.Pohn 10! waddcll in sixth.

score by Innings: r
Battle Axe .....o o o. 81
hiights OF Columbus 0 o 0 O.
. summary: Two base h!ts-iScason Real.
r Harr@is2n. Kennedy Three base hits
Maesile!d. Beal. Home runS-iiotchfiss
Waddeii. Stolen hases--Nsslay. HerrhoIzcr
?S ri h!iTBeason. Sacrifice fes-I5eal.
Ihedisc H; by pitched hali--Sissley II
HARRISON: Bases on bails--on H. Harrci-
son. :; off Mour!coru o. Struck out-by III
HARRISON, 6; BY Monconi = Time OF
game-lto Cinpire-Hogan. scorer
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Fownes wInx Golf Tronb1
Ry AEAnni n 4 nI Drnru

PENEHURsT. N. c.. April 1s.-Henry
dents trophy in tho mid April rolf
tournament here here today, defeatinx
rom Morrison, also OF Onkmont. S tI6
and to play. up
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Code Clothing Co.
c. II. A. A.
Totals ...47 10 2 Totals .....2a

Score by innings: r.
Code Clothing CO. o1oo1s s-ii
e. IA: a. a -:.:.;..o o. o
summary: Iwo-oasc hlts-Klinc. Breed
en-. Deoppee. chewn!ng. Home run-Gentry.
S S,,ln nases-Sneiiings, Strain. Sacrifice
hit-Gentry Sacrifice fy-N IN a "
Double lay,sH1.Brodeneck TO jackson 10
Clarke. jackson. Bases On ba,ls"off Robin
son. 2: or Strain. 4. Ilits-on Robinson,
IN innings; OF Chewing. in innings
Struck 9ut-,by Robinson. 3; by Chewning
9; by strain, 4 Time OF game hours
tmpire.iiampton. Scorcr-Jordan. Chewn-
inE out for not ann ouncng when batting
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Totals ...@ . 9 o Totals ~ 80

c cStsiell h? sadder S0 I'd
summary: Two-basc hits-Freedrich.
Williams. Stolen bascs-Pattcrson. a.
Elicit, Jones. SacriiSs hit, hit-wiIiams.
Corby, s: .Cottrcl! Z. Base on balls-or
liains J In Innings: on Hughes. in s
innings: OF Jennings: in inn! nE. Struck
out-by Williams, S: by Jennings. /; by
hughes, : Time OF game-i:t7. Umpire
Young. Scorcr--T.utts.
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Stockton Street ......o IL 5x-io
SIGN! s a: A. ;...;..ol 800 o o I-S
- summary: Two-basc htS-Pr!ddy Moles
Fhomas r Jones, Rogers. Three base hits
m BY hitc. II; Jones Stolen hases-B. Jones,
Farmer. Powell Tilt by pitched NS SafIA.
owenS. Base on balls-off Thomas 3: ar
Powell. l.. Hts--ott Thomas in . IN IN.
h.hEs r on Powell : in innings: Struck out
NJ. Deoppe. Scorer-Taylor.
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Stockton Street Wins, 1o-e.

Stockton Street defeated the Silent
a. a.. team on tho South Side yestcr-
day by tho score OF 10 to i'm n
loosely played game. With better
support Powell would easily have won
ms game. but the many errors of his
team mates caused his downfall b.
Jones catch of hard line drive fea-
tured for the winners
RoN score i
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! TeJ:sI' ,;,,;-....1 go 2-.s
Summary: Two-ba hits-Taylor MIL
Ter. Baghy: Three base hits-Gray, Hus-
bands. Stolen bascs-Sims. Woolard.
Lewis. Tucker. Biersch. Shortel. Hankcy
G,ant., Patterson. Murphy 60. Hit by
pitched ball-S!ms. Murphy. Murden Bases
on bails-of Shorte. - OF Murphy,
Struck out-by Shortcl. II: by Murphy 8
t.Hs OF ,same-l;b5. Umptrc-Bah.n.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Pittsburgh CNationaD ...o I
indianapolis thmn. ASs'nD... 3
Batteries - Cooper and Schmidt /;
RoEgc. Dale and SchanG.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE TEAMS
GET UNDER WAY NICELY
Corby Nine Defeats CottrelI saddlery
md Iuchmond broom Outfit
Loses Game.
Athletic League Standing.
Grace Street Team wilma.

Grace Street Team Wilma.
The game between Grace Street
Company was won by Grace Street.
2J-l0
The batting OF Broaddus. Durrette,
Ward and Powell were features
Box score:
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ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis CAmerican). . 6 o
st. Louis 'NationaD ....... . 4
Batteries Davenport and Billings
Truro, May and Clemens.
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nakers Trouncc snddler,.

The Corby Baking Co1npany's team
defeated the CottreL Saddlcry outfit
yesterday by the score of TO 8. VIII
lamS nitrhing featured.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
At BALTIMORE.

~ II
Boston CAncrican) Is o
Baltimore internationally .. d
Batt.rIcs-Ruth. Mays and Walters;
Paruham, Lewis. kneisch and Egan and
Carroll
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Church Hill LndI Lose.

Goide Clothing Company defeated
Church Hill Athletic Club by an over
whelming score OF IL to 3. The
features OF the game being the bat
ting of Breeder and pitching of Chcwa-
ing.
BoN Scorc.
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WASHINGTON.

New York tNationaD ........ll IS 6
Washington ::......:... IL 2
Carly, shaw; Matteson, Hovlik and
rlcinich, Agnew.
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AT CINCINNATI.

II. IT. Z.
Chicago tAmcrican) ........ 5 l
Cincinnati lNationaD ...... S .
Batterics-kerr and Schalk: Fisher
ann .AllnN.
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RaiIroaders Defent Ordnance.

IN a game featured by the pitching
or G. McAllister. the batting OF An
drews and the all around playing of
tae entire team, CheSa pcakc and Ohio
Lodge, No 5I2. defeated the Ordnance
at Byrd Park by the score of to l.
INC Ordnance team played a good game,
but were unable TO hit the offerings
Of McAllster.
Score by innings.
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Taka-kola,


Taha, koia ;.....2 oo3Io %
SUMMARY: Two base hits-H. Carter.
Stolen bases-Poh 49, ri;t CO, II. Carter
l.owery. Sacrifice hits-Pitts. Wharton. g.
Mailer. LeibS. Eranstord Double plays
GariHr TO Wharton; LIEF; on bascs---raka-
6a!lsLoh shelton. ]; OFF Monroe. 6. Struck
out--by Shelton. !: By Monroe. 2. Time
or gamc-i:5e. Cmpire-Edwards. Scorer
Sutton.
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AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia (NationaD ....... /
Philadelphia (American). .....5 3
Batteries = Prendergast, Faircloth
and Adams; Anderson. Grevell and Per-
kins.
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birmingham (Southern) :
ST Paul Cam. ASSN ... o
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1e34 5 e7se R.H.E.
Ordnance % o OIL 0 0 o o-1 4 4
c. 6. Q. $40 0 o : o x-l IL .
Batteries :. Chesapeake and Ohio,
henderson, McAllister and McGhee:
Golden, Sickles and Bolton.
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At NEW ORLEANS.
AT ATLANTA.

Shreveport CTexas League. IL . /
New Orleans tSouthern). s l
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At LOUISVILLE.
n II Il

Louisville Gam. ASSN ... s
Nashville (Southern). ........ 4 . Q
batterics-Mie IS and Meyer: Helfrich
Bennett street and Kohlbecker
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At BIRMINGHAM.

Camp Gordon ............... 3
Atlanta tSouthcrn) ........... IL
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-16

closed Sunday with only one addi-
ton. The rite Of baptism was ad-
ministered by Bro. Freeman, the
regular pastor, at Silver Greek
Bridge, at 3 o'clock pm, Sunday,
October i2.-Quite a number from
this vicinity are planning to at
tend The Fox Hunters Association,
October 20, at College Hill, Madi-
son County. The best trained fox
hounds from this section will com
pete for the prizes. Elmo Flanery
left last week for Detroit. He will
accept a clerical position in the
aircraft mail service at that place.
&C. c. Flanery is taking a post
graduate course at Urbana, Illinois,
having resigned his agricultural
work in Tennessee, for the time be-
ing.-Mr. Hudson, accompanied by
several cO-workers from Berea,
visited Blue Lick Church, Sunday.
The revival at Glades accounts for
the seeming lack Of interest in the
services at this place. We hope
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-16
swinebroad, the Lancaster Sale

Swinebroad, the Lancaster Sale
Wizard, continues TO sell land both
PUBLICLY and at private sales.
When we see a farm advertised,
we might set the type at once re-
porting a sale, for he ALWAYS
SELLS" On October 10th he sold
at public auction for Woods Wal
ker and Robert Walker the James
n. Denny farm, in Garrard County,
OF POI acres as follows: 6&6i
acres 10 J. w. Palmer for SAL per
acre and 1871 acres OF unimproved
land 10 Thomas Cotton for Siii.5t
per acre, total sale si997039, aver
age price si9075 an acre.
on the nth Of October he sold for
|. n. McCroskey 100 acres Of land at
Burgin 20 different parties for
S2S.0995g. and was sold i'm different
tracts and brought from sop TO
1851 per acre the farm and lot sale
as advertised, and on account Of the
down-pour Of rain at the time,
Swinebroad just punched the ~
acres Of lots and sold them in one
tract for 1851 per acre.
During the week he also sold
privately for q. w Breeding i2i
acres in Boyle County TO Thos.
Cotton Of Garrard County for $500
per acre. Also at private sale for
w. G. Wilkerson his farm in Mercer
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-16
COOPERATIVE BANQUET
(Continued From PAGE One)

After the speaker had concluded,
vote Of thanks was extended TO
the County Agricultural Advisor,
Mr.. Robert +. Spence, for arranging
and conducting the banquet, which
had proved such a great success,
and Ia the management Of the hotel
for their splendid dinner and SER
vice.
Mr.. Spence responded by express
ing his great delight and joy that
all had entered into the affair 50
heartily and that so great a spirit
OF fraternity was present. He also
spoke Of the Rockcastle County
men being present and of the series
Of fairs being conducted in that
county uis week.
The business men rendered a vote
of thanks 10 the farmers for their
gracious hospitality. They also ex-
tended an invitation TO the farmers
10 a banquet to be given next year
The Citizen is delighted to chron-
icle such events as this. They are
far-reaching in their influence, and
We hope that they may come fire.
quently. The meeting Of farmers
and business men at Boone Tavern
last Friday night augurs well for
the future Of Berea and vicinity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-16

the work may be renewed, now that
all the neighboring churches have
had their revivals. Let every one
come back TO their first love, Old
Blue Lick. Herein lies great
field for active workers and
the solution of the problem is TO
put more personal workers con-
stantly in the field. We are all