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PROFESSIONALS OFFER
STOCKS AND THEN COVER
Series OF Price Changes, Tx
ccpt i'm Spccialties.
KEEP EYE on STEEL WORK
Leading Journals Assert That Bust
ness Is Going Ahead Us Usual, dc.
spite the Labor Unrest Said to &c
Prevailing.
by nI,oADAX WALL

NEW YORK, Sept. S.--Today's mar.
re, for the most part was A narrow
selling In the morning and covering
up In the afternoon. Tho net result
changes except in a fcw speciai,ies
Iwherc speculative cliqucs bid UP prices
| ~ was an interesting test OF the mar
ket position. for it demc<Strated very
IlnBncss to do much W. the WcIne:
|day holiday n prospec, and the un-
Icertainty OF what will happen when the
|steei unions have their meeting. -.
,ninking part Of Wall .:<.ect has never
been uneasy about the steel labor SIT
uhtion II has never felt that a strike.
[portant results as affecting the output
Iof tho mills.
The best evidence OF this is the con
n n,i1 testimony Of the 7tcel trade jour
ais rom week to week tina, business
aallcEed labor unrest. Nevertheless. the
action of the labor unions ia a point
OF hhncertninty which the market would
Irtlner have behind II than ahead Of II
consequently tho street Is disposed TO
wall until the matter is settled ono
way or the other
Exchanges Fall on
marie, tina, had any effect upon the
IIrlce huctuations. Both sterling and
Ithe continental exchanges we're GOV
Sred BIZ at the start and fell off again
pressure OF commercial! bills even at
'hcsc low levels There is some invest.
,,s, ou%ins Of s,crl!ns on the idea
| VII BE- ratified ana tina, IN the mean
ume rates arc not apt TO go much
over Moreover. there is the possibil-
|authorizinG tho creation Of corpora
lions 10 extend crcdi, abroad IN, CO.
Fopeaatlon With the United States gov
ItT "a q all, tr
"h'cn has been occurring for the iast
ic" weeks IN mark exchange
Mexican PetroIeu m Rallies
Mexican petroleum Was the feature
Iol ne market with : rally of over ten
points from the lowest, which carried
the stock 10 4 new high record Othe,
|Si shares recovered with Mexican. The
pest pest opinion is bullish on Sincia,, AND
soou InSiue buNing IN California Pc
|iroitun last *ceS and there was more
Iot " IN tho market tocay
United Retaii Stores was very s,rone
|on the optimistic statements made he
Nh Whaicn on HIS return from Euron,
Iner| Is al aggressive pool a, work
"a Ioodrich and the stock acted very
!mpVcssively today.
some Financing Planned.
Now that President franklin RI IN.
lintcrnationai Mercantile Marine is bark
l.roin Europe The market VIII await
with interest some early ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
lui the back dividend payment, pl,n
me telegraph stocks We're weak spot
Ia to6ays trading. II is now said that
mere VII! nave 10 b. some new nnanc.
Ems ny The American Telephone and
Telegraph before long and thar II vii
take the form OF an iasue OF preferred
lstock- Inc government crop r-por, for
StPi.movr h!u no influence one way or
the other.
can money w-sa, L. per cent most
|ot INC uaj, NTH some late borrowing
AT per CENT RaJhe- less time MONEY
whs offered. There may be some tenn
porary hardening during the coming
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COAL DISTRICT OF w. VA.
QUIET AS MEN GO TO WORK
Governor seeks to Ascertain Whit
Element Stirred Men to Make
March.
10y Associated Press

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Sept. s.
Quiet again reiEncd throughout the
coal district i'm this section of the
state. from reports and appearances
,puaF a,rIr seVe era, Gays ,o or anS'eST
miners stopping work and taking up
the march into Logan County with the
avowed purpose Of forcing this nom
union field TO organize.
Worn, weary and footsore. the men
were brought back from their pilgrim
age last night after their organization
leaders had pleaded with them to Oh
serve the laws OF the State, and this
morning from the various mining com =
munities came reports that all was
quiet and that the men wyre return
ing to work.
In the meantime Governor Cornwell
has set afoOt an investigation in
which he summoned the aid of the
district mine officials in an effort To
ascertain what the element IL that
stirred the men to make the march.
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NEM oRi.EANs cn11oN MAnkEr

NEW ORLEANS SsNt s-StorIn news
proved thr decd rE factor In Tho trading
in cotton ioday. INC market bulGirS strong
~ ~ he last .cw minutes ~ businc.s and
En'aE "a ne~ high 'e"ols FOR the day on
the bulletin stating that the tropical dis
'Graanoe which has recently been ho~.-iag
about I'm ,hr W.s, 'nots would hc cen
!sTch "ytr florida tonight, a, The inw
the close OF saturday: the nina. advance
carried tho trading non;rs to s; points
over Saturdays close Last prices wee
net gain, OF " 10 q points H.ayy
aa-t OF The session. and II caused wide H.,
c!ineS after tht initial Use .. :: to - points.
resulting from the warning that Tn, tropical
storm was stiil threatening the brl, and the
Census Bnrrau report on ginning I" Sent" M
Der -; 1899 hs!eS, the Sna!eSt output
on record TO tina, da,e Aft,r tho first rise
there va tali q! - a bale OF IN" most
active months and the easy oulliSh features
had no further cneet For The heavy sell.
ing that Appeared there was nothing in
,hc nous to base II and IL appeared
70 ne wholly due TO Widespread 5ear.sh
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was being rendered AZ IL. to ,7t,c and the
o'n crop al &c. basis middi.nr
ine buying movement. which reached IL,
"e'b"' IN the last hour helped by re.
por's from Washington regarding leS.,la
credits 'e VIZ '"''sh
mere was little business from tho GU. =
- out .ocal traders appeared TO have
coF.sed 1no 10 have gone long /, seemed
d" mourn snosts ws'e being mad. To start
Tor export remained small
ihere Vas heavy covering in tho last
TOUT. ~hich carried prices oove the 90
ievei on All posltions except October Tn.
r'h,H ct ciosed steady at net advance OF
.Spoi here vas steady a. advane. Of
~ poihts at 5$ for middlinS: there were
no Sa!ea Spot at New Orleans was ouirt
Win midil:ns unchanged &c: the sales
There vii! be no session Of the New York
T,orh Exchange on wcfncstay--PershInr
Today. port receipts amounted 10 at,
bAles. Ehi.e eIpoNs to;aled s "a hs L.
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NEW YORK. Sept. s.-rradins thu
curb market today was l.. -n,remc volume
and price changes confined frac-
tons In most OF the recently prominent
,tocks. Tho list "f issues embraced in the
for more than three four months. Bust
ness was almost professional. public in
tcrcst awaiting tho passing of tho mid week
holiday which has been declared for We'd
ncSday. The dealings today were almost
entirely without special feature.
OILS. although firm at near the high levels
-; the previous week. were very quiet. "a lc;
In even tho mos, prominent of the group
being Of very small proportions. rhc higher
priced stocks in view of the dullness were
fairly active and about steady. while the
medium priced stocks maintained Il steady
tone. despite tho small business.
Metal share. very
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DispIny Stor.. warnings.

WASHINGTOS. Sept. S.-Northeast
storm warnings were ordered display
ed at 10 \. VI. today from Jupiter to
Key West on the Atlantic Coast and
at Fort Myers. Fla. on the Gulf Coast.
Advises TO the Weather Bureau indi
Gated a disturbance near or over the
southwestern Bahamas, apparently was
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept 8-IndicatiOns that
iamss would in ali proba biity reach FIorI%a
md the Gulf states within twelve hours led
o an active demand for cotton today and
old into new low ground for the movement
III liberal offerings. Induced by assertions
hat the South was offcring the spot ar.
cIc literally. II was declared In ono
clegram from Charlotte that tho new crop
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Mnny Die Of Choler.

STOCKHOLM. Friday. Sept. 5.-F'rom
200 to 500 persons are diving dailv in
Petrograd from cholera. according to
advices from that city. Owing TO the
lack Of medicines and food. many OF
the hospitals have becn closed
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.na1, M,RKE1

TT MO, sept. APPROPRIATIONS against A
,uI pr!se IN the Eovernmcnt crop report
hoHopohzed most OF the energy Of corn
,t.oe.s To-Day. ana with good reason for
INC "Iici"i estimate OF the icl? yic.d u corn
p'oNrd much more Dcari>r IMAM had been
generally looked for. The ,narHe, closed
'scah. &c to ~" not lowc-. oats declined
&c TO i:f1 81. In provisions ;hc outcome was
sctOdIh y! ~ cents & =
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moving west-northwest. Tho disturb.
ance Will be attended with stronH
northwest winds. probably OF gale
force late today and tonight. Shipping
was advised 10 exercise extreme eau
ton.
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FAKTS, Sept S.-AccOrding to thc
Echo de Paris the Chamber OF Deputies
Will ratify the peace treaty September
a. and the Senate will take Simi!a.
action September 20.
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IIyrnpooL CoTroS MARKET

LIVERPOOL. sept S.-.Coiion: Spo; in
good inquiry: prices ca~.-- Good ni1drnG
l:il; fully middlink. 1861; middl;ns. 1901
low niddlinS. IS 70: good ordinary. I.5l: or
binary. i46s SAFES. s.-.o bales inciu,iins
+.soa\ American. Rrceipt... 5000 bales. includ.
ing E4 90 American Futures closed barely
steady September. n2c: October. 1922: Ian
uary. is-c; March. 1863: May. 1875. July
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CHICAGO LINE srnCK MARkEr.

IHIIAGD. sept. h.-Hogs: Receipts, $500:
1870
cattle: Receipts 2s.Ono: market slow. Reef
steers. heavyweight. 1880 iso,; veal calves
handywe - - q 2i.Gc
sheep: Receipts. 3o.5on. market higher
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LONDON. Sept S.-Evacuation Of
ArchanSel by the British expedition
AIRY forces is in progress. 1t WAS OH
cially announced here today.
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RICHMOND rRoDrcE MARKET.


b. Woods son. Craig Co. Inc. Rirhro,d Vn
u. S Food Aomiririration TIcer.. No {! n.1.b
Richmond. Va. Sept. 8. 1918
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SHORT TFRM SoTrs

Am, Tobacco IS. Nov /. lsi9..,.......... inDi
-im Tobacco Is. Nov. /. 1925 .......... 1893
AnSlo-French So, Oct 10. lecn........... 81,
Armour and Co g., June l5. 1879. ......... ll5
British 5hss. Nov. /. Observation-Disclosures. 100
british SIPS Nov. |. 1921 .................. 81
g. r. and Z. Joint. Is. July J. i9H..... e5i
Cudahy Packing Co. 7s. July is. ls25.... 1911
hooking Val ny. Col TT. SIS Mar /. 1874 ~,
Jacob Do!d Packing Co 7s. Nov. Is. 1920 Ihii
Jacob Doid Packing Co. IS. Nov. 10. 1928 lo3,
L!sgctt aud Myers. IS. Dec. !. 1871. 1901
Moline Pillow Co. Is, Sc pit. I, 1921 .......... 1913
Moline Pillow Co. Is. Sept. J. 1872. io2
Mononra heia Valley Traction Co. 10
Proctor and Gamble IS Mar I. 1884,. lols
proctor and Gamble Is. Mar. !. l323... 1881
Southern Railway IS. Mar. ], l9y2....... 81
Swift and Co. 6s. Aug. 10, 1921 ........... lcf>
Westinghouse Eir"tric and Manufacture
ing o.. Feb. !. 1920. Observation-Disclosures. 1c0
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. SsiI. s--Tu-pen,In.
ss.ady lag .55':; sales: 80 receipts. SoS
Rosn rirm: sales. 80: receipts. I25l: ship.
meni: 2s7: :toci ASA. Quote b. 1890
-. is'c; r. 1879: r. iI.cj: q. lT.45; H. 1915 n
..59: 1857 1925; X. 1901 1905: NJ y; a
Ss: y. 2i.ioT:l 80. We. =. 30. Wv o3oJ
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being reported at II cnnts. Prime summer
yellow. spot. 300: September =! %: Deccm-
Der i7l5 March. l7.5O
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COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.--Spot coffee dui
Rio ~. 1874: Santos ~. :iA,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NJ" YORK, Sept. S--cottonSeed oil was
Partly higher carly an scattered short COW
erluS. hut later cascd off with lard Final
bids were - points lower TO ret higher.
sales, go barrels Crude was easy sales
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LNIrED STATES GONEKNMENr BOND

I :. Registered = 1880 tbiG) ............ ~ 50
l. Registered l., 1875 tbid) .......... les IS
nltcd stats Liberty Observation-Disclosures. ~ a.
Unite! States Liberty list is............. s, o.
United States Liberty "a is................ .. IS
United States Liberty LIST its........... q 9S
United states Liberty md sas ......... 81 J.
nlted states Liberty Sd as o.. >,
United States Liberty ith ii.S...-........ % q
United states Victory 5th S+.s......... % IS
United States Victory 5th iA.s......... % 3.
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NEW YORK. Sept .s.-BSeves steady :
steers $500 $500; bulls. SO6roO: COWS
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MISCELLANEOUS M.ARKErs.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Gray cotton good
,.a'nctc lodaS 'scre weaker at tho opening
y ', onH! n'at'oh OF spring dress Bingham or
G"rS wer. active at now prices. wors,.d
for future deliver! were easier
, 1919-08-28
THE new ST. CROIx SAVINGS BANK.

AS there was no quorum at the 38th
n Annual General Meeting of the New
81 St. Croix Savings Bank advertised to
be held on Friday the 18th inst, the
Members are hereby notified that a meet
ing will be held on FRIDAY THE 9TH
OF SEPTEMBER 1919 AT O'CLOCK
P. M. at the office of the Institution, at
wh1c meeting d statement of the trans
actions for the fiscal year ending 31st
March last will be produced and the
election of Trustees take place.
Christiansted, St. Croix, 23rd August
1919.
BY Order
T. j. STRIDIRON,
Accountant.
, 1919-08-28
Continued from 1st page ]


KmoWlng that a man rs not justified By
the works of the laW, but By the faith
OF Jesus Christ. Galatians g.: Is.
They will find that God is longing to
forgive their sins, and to give them the
rest and peace that come from accept
ing Jesus as their all sufficient Saviour.
Herein Is loVe, not that ne Ioved God,
6Mt hat he tOVed as, and sent has Son to
De the precipitation for oar sans. 1 JOHN
!: 10.
They will find that God in His great
We sent His Son to be their Saviour,
FL nd that He will hear them when they
ray directly to Him in the name of
Jesus Christ.
. Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father en-
M name, he WM giVe 1t yoM. For the
FGtber himself (oveth yo@. John Is:
90. 27.
For there IS one mediator between God
and men, the man Christ Jesus. 1 T5mo-
thu g: 5.
They will find hat God has sent His
Spirit into the word to be the Comforter
of sorrowing hea is, and the Teach
er who will lead them into all truth.
But the Comforter, wbIch IS the Holy
Ghost, Whom the Rather WW send IN mig
ma me he shall tee CHI you all things, and
" tIt1 uC GCGFCyo ~ YOWI I0HCOUCO WICCoJ
whatsoever / haze SAID unto you. John
III 26.
Fye, then, being eviI, know how to give
good gifts unto your children: how much
more shall your heavenly Father gjve the
Holy Spirit to them that ask him. Luke
II: IS.
They will find hat the love of God,
and the cleansing Of the precious blood
Of Christ, satisfy he longing and need
of their hearts which their belief in the
errors of Rome has never done, and can
never do.
The blood of JESUS Christ has Son
cLeCnseth as from. al san. 1 John ~.
Who having not ZEN, ye toUe; IN Whom,
though now ye see him not, get bel6eving,
ye rejoice NTH joy u~nspeakable and full
of glory. 1 Peter 1. g..
They will find taat the Bible teaches
that those who accept Jesus Christ as
Their Saviour, are saved when they be-
lieve, here and now.
Verify, VerlLy, I sag unto yOM, He that
he1reh mig Word, md belleveth ON him
thai sent me, hath everlasting life, and
shall not come into condemnation; but Is
passed from death INTO life. John S: 81.
They will find that these above men
toned doctrines are only a few Of the
errors of that self-S tyied church., and
if they really desira to love God and be
~ uAd thav mill t,~,n ovuo, fYOp, those
, 1919-08-28

r. is hereby made known that the under
signed Dealing Court has to-day, at
q his w request, taken the es ate of
LOUIS HANSEN, Asst engineer of Els
tate La Grange under administration
as bankrupt.
Parties having claims against the said
bankrupt estate are he 'eby notified to
file their claims with Frcderik3ted Deal
ing Court with the necessary proofs with
in three months from date of the st
publication of this notice.
Frederiksted Dealing Court, St Croix.
August 18th 1919.
d. NOLL.
, 1919-08-28

delivered: and many. such like things do
ye. Mark 2: 8, 49,
This tract is published and circulated in
the United States by the thousands, and
surely | have a right to distribute same
on this island.
Yours faithfully,
JOHN r. MAYHEM,
Supt. Bible Home and Foreign
Missionary Society.
, 1919-08-28
"ChriStianSted Theatre
$50 THIS EVENING $50
The Nature Girl

Biggest Success IN St. Cr05H.
Shown for the first time in Freder-4
iksted Monday Evening and re-
peated, after general request,
Tuesday Evening.
Avail yourself of the opportuni-
ty to see this film, guaranteed to
be the best film ever exhibited
here.
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ROCKY RIDGE.

Mr.. Joshua 7. Gruber. Of Pleasant
Hill, spent Sunday evening with Mr..
George W. PlIIInger md family.
Mrs. John i IL PItIInger spent q
few days OF this week With Mrs. Jen-
ME j. Hahn, O. near New Midway.
Mr.. Clarence @. pIlIInger spent
Monday evening with his brother. Mr..
Elmer ]. Pittinger and family, Of Logs
Station.
Miss Ada 8. pittinger spent Monday
with friends at Rocky Ridge.
A BIZ daughter was born On Sep
TENDER l 20 Mr. and hrs. William
WeddIe. and on September q bounc-
ing daughter vas born % Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Domer.
Mrs. Catherine G. pittlnger was on
the sleE list.
Mrs. Jesse Fox and Hiss Leah Fox
spent one day NJ last week with Miss
Eta Fox. Of DeIour.
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y. :. c. Teacher Married.

Miss Grace :. Yeaworth, professo.
Of biology Of Western Maryland COL
lege, and Rev. J. V. Koonfz we're
married IN tn home O the bride on
Beliona avenue. GoYans, Friday
evening. She L : graduate Of Couch
81 College OF tie clasa Of 1913. and
since graduation taught in the high
schools d Cameron, ". "a, and Snow
i'm. mil lat year. snen sHa be-
came professor aI WezIarn Maryland
College.
Rev. J. " Koontz. ! graduate OF
Lafayelta and Princetoa. spent the
year following niA graduation II mis-
sionary work II Panama. In t. fall
Of 1915 be va called - First Pres
byterian Church. Warrington, -. Va,
his present charge.
Rev. James 0altanaeh Of lAs Co
vans Presbyterian Church perform
ed the ceremony and vs. assisted by
Rey. 7. = ShoTIess . BeayaFIoxn,
and uncle Of The bride. RaY. and
Mrs. koontz lei for Warrington. w.
Va.
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Wheat Situation.

Premature ripenIng OF early varI-
aIIea in many sections h resulted
N great amounts # EhrIFaIsd and
unasselopsI graina which re unit
f. seeding purposes.
IIalf OF Haryian1'a wheat crop -
II the fIela during he Ion spell =
81 weather following harvest.
between 5 and - per e.nl OF lHa
vasai Hproaled a. molds developed
resulting II los u abouI : 900 90.
IIlllc o this wheat viii - nj TT
milling purposes IHeaEh i may Be
I'D for led n properly handled
Diseases such g smut. cab. eIe..
haze been especially prevalent. cauH-
In Losses approximately 5000. 900.
LET'S 81 work together % uzzEs
IL best = bed situation ffrst -
notifying Ins cou.Iy Agent u any
available Hosand I'd wheaI. secoas.
b employing aueH preventive nezz=
urzz IA tn treatment o. 81 20 eiimI=
re diseases IN IL 1870 eTop as aEs
asaIlshde: lAIrd. - utilizing n sFery
possible ~ al grzzn mt Eor co.
msrclai purposes: fourth. - tanning
CT ne aadsvelo.a1 an1 diseased
RzzIna fFoz1 wkeaI nsed or SCI !:
flTIn. by as#zng e. nearly - po@slbla
u ne correct daIs indicated on -
seeding mp
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The Government Keats IL Zen Well

N estimate rs recently been
made of he value OF the extras.
received b an enlisted nm Of the
My IN addition q his pay. He r.
eeIFes medical an dental attention,
also board and Lodging free. Plae-
in one dollar per month - the aver
aEe payment for medical attention;
fifty cents for dental treatment. and
faHIy dollars as The value o : months
board and lodging. We have forty-one
dollars and fifty cents a IN amount
sailor receives; not in cash, but n
lind.
Els clothes. too. win col him ap-
pnoximately $500 ; month less than
i he were purchasing them out d
the Navy.
Then there Ia ne question Of r.
tired pa and Naval Reserve r1y.
n order - have N income Of flfIY
dollars 3 month aTIsr sixteen years.
man would have 10 save fifty dol
lara month. II ne Navy. 20 re-
o.Ife this income, Ill be needs 60 %
work, and azter sixteen year, serTzea
approximately SO : month pay, and
practically no duties except the OBJ
legation - asrve - caae o. xar.
I he HarYp4 twenty year he ~
eHlFss . greater pzY upon entering
tAe Reserve. and Ter thirty years.
service. h can rszIFs outright With
three fourzas OF h active duty -
and an extra allowance Of $500 pr
moath. Statistics now tt about
nzas men out o. n In ordinary o.
equations arrive - the aEs u sixty
Years dependent upon snaIT wages
foT supporz. The navy m draws
h retired pay. Tn theEs = chezp
IL insurance.
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shiswOOd I@es Game.

Last Saturday afternoon the State
wood baseball team. champions Of
Carroll county since 1916, lost 70
HIllsdale On the local grounds, b.
a score OF to 3. Untimely errors
made runs Tor HiIlndale. The visitors
played in fine form but luck support
ed their cause at critical moments.
Statewood batted Murphy hard as the
score shows. one triple and four two
baggers, together With three or four
singles. Jackson made q splendid
catch In the ninth inning md the
rooIers on both sides expressed their
appreciation DlfIendal's fielding
and batting we're perhaps the most
consistent and commendabIe ever
witnessed On the local grounds.
Barnes hitting and base running, to-
gether with Barnhart's hitting wa
most worthy of applause. Duncan
lost only because 81 fielding errors
1T most inopportune moments. TIE
score:
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Asurprimarty-

! surprise party IA given in hon
or Of Mr.. Harry Aanlemyer. n Wood
bine. on hi 35th birthday. The eT-
snIng was vsry much enjoyed. Thoss
present ware Hr. and Mrs. Harry A.
pIsnyer. -. and Hrs. Howard Ken
mel. Mr.. and Mrs. :. 5. Rodgers, Mr.
aud Hrs. {. ". Brown, Mr.. md Mr..
Marshall Wetzel, Mr.. and m. T. :.
brown and three children. William.
Id and Raymond. Mr. and Hra. RiieY
GarIreil. Mr. and Mra. J. i. Brown.
All Margaret Price. Nj Helen
Grimes, Master Gordon WeIzaI. Mr..
Annie Pickett. Mr.. md n. O. i.
MIIlsF a. three children. Edward.
Willard and Gladys. Mr.. John OIL.
Marie Fleming Misses Mary Dzy. Htkel
DaY Ana lis Elizabeth Azpism5sr.
HsfzsshmeHIa were served II = la
hour. All returned 10 their homes
Wishing Mr.. Asplemyer many more
happy years.