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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
Second Performance Of Italian
Opera Company Wins Approval
Equal To The First Performance

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New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Tigers Have Long Practice
Preparing for Rochester

punts, and the line had long drill in
simple blocking tactics. AS a final
wind up for to-morrow's game the var
sty and the scrub had n dummy prac-
tice, walking through the plays which
will be used tomorrow
The feeling persists OH the Prince
ton campus that there will be general
ahakc-up III the team before to-mor-
rows game. Harvey will probably start
Mt right end again and Bigler is likely
to take McNamaras place on the other
wing. Stan Keck Ia now able to start
a game and will be in the tackle post
along with Captain McGraw. Roth
child and Speers are to be the guards.
and Thomas. developed from an end
this week, viii take Scurcman's place
at centre. Strubing ia fixture Mt
quarterback. and Trimble, Lourie and
Clarity will be his running mates,
Irimble. who has not yet started a
game. has shown more ability in tho
contests than the first string backs
Lourie will do tho punt!ng. Strubing
any drop kicking that may be neccs-
sary. and Trimble IS the best hurer Of
forward pass on the entire squad.
Roper Will use several sets Of end.
IN the game in an cndeayor TO find a
good combination. The wings are at
present the most uncertain departmc Mt
of the team. Cooper will get into the
game at centre and Baker will prob
ably get chanc" al guard.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

PRINCETON = j, Oct. IT. - In
preparation for shc game with the
University Of Rochester the Princeton
varsity enjoyed signal drill this
afternoon, which though long was less
slfcnuous tnan the scrimmaging that
has gone on every afternoon this week
et University Field. The drill was held
or Tie gridiron in the Palmer Stadium,
which has been unavailable for prac-
tee since the Lafayette game because
Of the softness Of the turf.
The players arc al considerably
higher pitch Of training than 1T this
time last week. The heavy work of the
last five days has instillcd pep and
the ability TO keep going at top speed
into the team, and both backs and line
are showing aomcthing approaching
teamwork, an clement that had beer
entirely lacking before. Little is known
as 10 the strength Of the Rochester
eleven, bat She Tigers are not expecting
70 BE- grcn,ly extended.
The forward pass game Is to receive
lH hnhl tryout In to-morrow's contest.
y the Indications from to-day's prac-
ticc are any index Roper began tho
aftrrnoon'a work by making the bnck-
hcld candidates hurl tho leather to and
fro over tho field for an hour. With
Hpecinl emphasis on the receiving end.
The cnds put in their warming M
nonr by chhsing down the field under
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Captain BOvntOn
Back i'm Williams
Line-Up After Rest

WlLlIAMSTOWN. Mass. Oct II
TIE Williams football squad left ~
noon to-day Tor New YORK, where it
will play Columbia tomorrow. Cap
tain Boynton s back n the lineup ut
quarter, and Carick also Will play. The
condition of both has been improved
by the weeks .cst.
In the final workout yesterday the
varsity lined up "a il will against
Columbia and experienced little diff
Guilty in romping through the second
team, strengthened by the edition Of
Kreiger and Beckett, lirst string back
field men.
Hibbard scored the first touchdown.
The ball was brought back 30 the var
sity 50-yard line, and on the third
down Boyrton ran IS yards through a
broken field for a touchdown. Anothe
touchdown entirely on line plays was
scored later by Hibbard and Montgom-
cry, the latter scoring on 25-yard
run.
There will be but one change IN
the line for the Columbia game, Gill
ham starting in his old place at guard
instead OF Reebe. There has been
quite a shakeup IN the backaeld as
Montgomery ana Burgers will start
in place ot Krieger and Beckett
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Col gate Plans Trick
Plays for Cornell
I'm To-day's Game

HAMILTON. n. Y. Oct Practice
this afternoon was hard and all
inclusive drill on signals for the team
and the substitutes. Each play and
the special tricks that the Maroon team
Will spring on Cornell tomorrow were
gone over again ard again until the
coaching staff expressed satisfaction at
thoir execution.
The practice was shortenod some
wha, and the team set out 10 autos
for Cor,land whore the squad viii re
main over night. going on TO Ithaca
N the morninE. Iho entire student
BODY was OF hand and gava she team
and substitutes q rcusing seNdof, for
they, TOO, realize that one Of the most
important games on Coigste's schedule
vii. be played in the stadium at Ithaca
tomorrow fternoon.
After practice the coaches announced
the following lineup for to-morrow's
game:
Left end -Cottrcll: LEFT tackle
West; left guard Barton, centre,
Woodman; right guard Martin; right
tackle Wooster; right end Harris
quarterback Anderson; right halfback
Laird; left half back 7Bck: fun back
Clio. Umpire Oakson, Lchieh ref
cree Crowell, Lafayette Head lines
an-Cooney. Princeton
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Ithaca Eleven
Ready to Meet
Powerful Foe
Hamilton Squad Is Choice
at 10 TO 8: Rush Makes
Change in Cornell Line

ITHACA. N. Y. Oct. 17.-Onc of the
most important football contests on to-
morrow's schedule will be staged here
when Cornell viii meet the fast and
powerful Colgate eleven on Schoell-
kopf Field. Although the showing Of
ance Of seasoned players give the
visiting aggregation a slight edge,
partisans of the Cornell eleven are
confident of success.
Colgate brings two All-Amcrican
players West. left tackle, and Ander-
son, quarterback ck-also one OF the best
fullbacks in the East in the veteran
Gillo. and two fast halfbacks, Laird
and Watkins. Besides West, Cottrel
and Wooster are veterans among the
line men and ends.
Cornell will send against this sea-
soned combination relatively green
team. Captain Shiverick and Miller are
the only pre-war players. and Colvin
and Pendleton are the only 1917
varsity men on the team.
The lthacans have imp proved their de-
fensive play remarkably in the last two
weeks The Cornell oifensc however,
remains an unknown Quantity. Cornell's
chances depend on the success the
coaches have met with this week in
bringing about closer cooperation be-
tween forwards and backfield, and in
speeding up the starting of plays In
Shiverick, Davies, Mayer and Shutter
the locals have Some l.ard running and
hard hitting backs. and in Shiverick
one OF the best pnters and field goal
kickers III the East
The probable Cornell line-up: Col
yin. left end: Taylor. left tackle:
Pendleton or Strauss. left guard; Hor-
reil. centre; Miller. right guard: Sut
ron, right tackle: Cunnecn, right end,
Shiverick, quarterback; Davies left
h&lfback; Mayer. right halfback:
Shuler, fullhack
The Hamilton aggregation is the
laVoritc At odds Of 10 20 :. Bailey
Iall was iammed tonight by cheering
cornell undergraduates VINO rehesrseG
songs and yells for The game
The outlook for Corrcll tool; on a
eiayer hue this evening when !. was
learned that Davies, sta. .cft halfback.
$ not In shape T. llay. end .hat even
If ne should start &c can 30: nlav
through. A two weeks old injury has
grown worse, and the coaches have
little hope of using hiH. Mckenzie or
aasbrouck will be in AT left half An
other unexpected change is at wight
end, where Cuneen will start. Wilson
not being in good shane.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
FOlwell Undecided
On Pennsv Line-Up
For Swal.lhmore
By BRIGGS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct, Coach
Bob Folweil put the finishing touches
on the Pennsylvania eleven this after
noon on Franklin Field in preparation
for the Swarthmorc game tomorrow
The team was sent through signal
drill
Several last-minute shifts in the per-
sonncl of the Penn team are expected
Folwell may put Ttzel in a. Maynard 5
place at left tackle, and Carl Thomas
may get the call over J i'm Neylon, last
years S. A. T. c. captain. at guard
Folwell said he was at loss to choose
between big Ben" Derr and Pard
Pearce as running mate to Bots
Drummer in the backtield. Derr looks to
have the call. Judging from to-day S
performance.
The varsity lined up against the sec
ond varsity in lengthy mock scrim-
mage. in which the second varsity
pulled Off al Swarthmorc's trick plays
An oldtime football rally. with torch
light procession, WAS held by the stu
dents tonight, and every varsity
player was cheered. Speeches were
made By Coaches Folwell. Hollenback
Wharton and Miller
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Schedule Of To-day's
CridirOn Contests
EAST

EAST
Columbus VS.. Williams at New
York. Game begins at o'clock.
Wesleyan VS.. \. Y. L. at New
York.
Brown vs.. Harvard at Cambridge,
Yale VS.. Boston College at New
Haven.
Princeton VS.. Rochester at Prince
ton.
Penn State vs.. Dartmouth at
Hanover.
Colgate Va. Cornell at Ithaca.
Syracuse vs.. Pittsburgh at Syra-
cusc.
L. of Penn vs. Swarthmore at
Philadelphia.
Army vs. L. of Maine at West
Point.
Lafayette vs. Harvard at Easton.
Lehigh VS.. Albright a, Bethlehem.
Bucknell rs. Muhlenberg at Lewis
burg.
Lebanon Valley rs. Susauehana
at Annville.
Amherst Aggics vs.. Worcester at
Amherst
Rensselaer, vs.. Hamilton at Troy.
Springfield vs.. Holy Cross at
Springfield
Trinity rs. Amherst at Hartford.
Tufts vs. Norwich at Medford.
Vermont vs.. New Hampshire at
Burlington.
Union VS.. Hobart at Schenectady.
WEST
Carnegie vs.. Case at Pittsburgh.
Chicago Va. Purdue at Chicago.
Denver VS.. Colorado at Denver.
Detroit VS.. Bethany at Detroit.
Illinois VS.. Iowa at Urbana.
Indiana vs. Minnesota at Indian
apols.
Missouri Va. Iowa State at Colum.
bia.
Nebraska vs.. Notre Dame al Lin
coin.
Northwestern vs. Wisconsin at
Evanston.
Ohio State VS.. kentucky at Colum-
bus.
Michigan w. Michigan Aggies at
Ann Arbor.
SOUTH
Georgia Tech VS.. Vanderbilt at
Atlanta.
Wash and JEFF VS.. Westminster at
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Veterans Return
To n. Y. L. Eleven
For Game To-day

New York University's football team
held its final practice on Ohio Field
yesterday afternoon in preparation for
day. The workout consisted entirely
of long signal drll.
The Violet eleven Will make de-
tcrmincd effort TO take the Red and
Black INTO camp, as it is ten long years
since the locals last scored victory
over Wesleyan. Then it was only By
the closest Of margins that the New
Workers triumphed. the score being l3
TO -. The last meeting between the
teams was in 1917 when the Meth
odisls won by I to 6.
The University Heights team VIII be
greatly strengthened by the reuppear-
ancc in the lineup Of Brinn and Fer
guson. veterans from past seasons
Archie Brinn viii be remembered as
the sensational little centre of two
years ago. Ferguson starred on the
S. A. T. c. eleven last fall and will
start the game at quarterback. Cam
returning to Il halfbnck position.
One more n. Y. L. graduate yester-
day joined the squad of football stars
who have returned to their alma mater
to help Coach LongweIl The new
addition is Tom Cusack. star guard
and drop kicker in 1915 He instruct
ed the linesmen and talked to the
squad in the gymnasium after the
practice.
Thompson and Adams. end and
guard. respectively. will be unable TO
take their regular places in the Violet
lineup to-day, as thcW injuries are
stll troubling them.
bn l,l.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
ale Expects Hard
Game Will, Boston
College Eleven

NEW HAVEN. Oct 11.-Yae viii be
without the services Of "Don" Welles.
her Grst-string halfoack, in the game
with Boston College tomorrow in the
Bowl. Welles played good game in
the bnckiio]d, but he injured ligament
in his leg the other day. and this after
noon did not practise. Kcmpton, who
made such a good showing in the
North Carolina game last week. Will be
in Welless place. French will play
nt fulback. In all probability Thorne
Murphy will be found in the lineup
before the game ends. Murphy showed
a world of speed against the South
crncrs.
The game with Boston College Will
be the stitfest by far Of any this year
for Yale. and despite the formidable
score made against North Carolina and
the steady Improvement in the work of
the line and the backs during the last
week, the coaches Of the Blue team will
be satisfied to hold the Bostonans to q
low score. They appreciate the fact
that Boston viii come here with well
seasoned veteran team and that they
will put up strong fight against the
Ellis.
Fred Graham, The 190-pound end
was again with the squad this after
noon. and, if necessary, he will take
the place OF Rcnhardt or Allen. He
Will not be in shape to play the whole
game, but the coaches are anxious to
try him out. Iale's ends have not been
the strongest points in the line, and
every effort will be made to bolster
them ur
The Yale lineup will be as follows:
,of II
Calf, right guard; Callahan, centre;
Acosta, right guard; Walker, right
tackle; Reinhardt, right end; lie Roche,
quarterback; kempton, left halfback;
French. right halfback: Bradcn, full
back.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Eleven VIII Take
4 Rest This Afternoon

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. IA long
drill kept the Naval Academy football
squad from the field until late this af
ternoon and shcrc was only time for
some signal and formation work and
Kicking. Woodruff has the jump over
Graves at left end. the latter. regular
in 1917, having lost All OF last season
through an injury to his foot. Parr is
filling right end in place Of Captain
Even, who sprained his ankle.
The FIRST team viii have no match to-
morrow, but there will be an inter
esting game between the squad R
eleven and the team Of the battleship
Utah Squad b has q hefty team. the
line averaging II pound to q man hcav-
Ter than the regular Academy team.
The Utah team has arrived and prac-
tiscd this morning and afternoon.
Among its players are Combs and Fahr-
ney, formerly Of the Academy; Costo,
big Indian from Carlisle; Cawley, Of
Colby. and Cox, Of Richmand College.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Columbia Beats C.C.N.Y.:
Harriers i'm Dead Heat

The Columbia cross country team
ran away from the c. c. n. Y barriers
yesterday afternoon over the inter
collegiate course at Var Courtland
Park The score was Is to 50.
Captain Al Turner and v. Higgins.
OF Columbia. finished in dead hea;
over the six-mile COURSE IN The slow
time Of 36:55. The We're closely fol-
lowed Knox. Lowenkopf and Nelson
also wearing the Blue and White. who
finished in that order Marzog was
the first man in for {. {. \. Y. finish
ing in 43 minutes.
Although usually bat SIX men con-
titute ID 'cross-countIy team. by mutua
agreement both schools entered thci,
whole squads. Thirteen men from
Morningside finished before the first
man from uptown was in sigh
Captain Turner and Higgins set the
pace from the start and were never
headed
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Army TO Face Maine
With Crippled Line-Up

WEST POINT. y. y. Oct 1.-THE
Army eleven got Is fnal workout or
the gridirol. tbs afternoon in prepara-
tion for 'hr Maine game tomorrow
Injuries 10 some Of the best men viii
make tic Asr2's chances less prom;s-
Gg than Vas expected White. Blak
McQuarrie. Brcidster and schab bachcf
arc ali - the hospital to-dav. The
soldiers ran through .snappy signal
dIil to-day. and did considerable work
WITH the punters. Lystad and Warren
alternating in the Kicking for the var
sity.
We're made to-day. when Keefer was
shifted 10 Blaik's end position from
tackle and Gregory pract.sod AZ nall
back. Both these men ~ill start IN
their new positions tomorrow. The
Army's probable lineup tomorrow will
be as follows: Ends, Stout and keefer.
tackles, Daniel and Travis; guards
Nogcl and Kelly: centre. Greene; quar-
terback. George or Wilhid; halfback.
Gregory and Warren; ful,back, Lystsd.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
2. The Boxing Game
3. Golf and Tennis

victory championship
ranked the field
But the championship the four favor Chick
Francis Bobby Robert A Gardner.
None these through, although Jones reached the final
Dave erron the ultimate had been selected
likely choice He had failed qualify championship
here have another another knk into the revolving
The William NJ Johnston championship
In his had
turned and had reached the final
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Lewis Scores Another
Knockout i'm One Round

ATLANTIC CITY. oct. l7.-Ted Kid
Lewis. former worlds welterweght
champion, knocked ouc Jimmy McCsbe
the Pennsylvania welterweignt title
holder. "a the first round OF bout here
last highs As soon IS they entered
the ring Lewis passed 70 McCabe
everything he had winding up with
a terrific right handler to .he jaw ard
sending him down for thc fall count.
Lewis gave a simi-hr -Ahib.ion lasr
Saturday night. wher ne Knocked out
K. 0. Laughlin at Portland, Ne in one
minute, Iusing the tactics he used OF
McCabe.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Columbia Williams
DENNY BOYNTON. who is

DENNY BOYNTON. who is
- expected to be the shin.
ing light in the Columbia
Williams game to-day. Boyn-
ton is captain and plays quar-
terback on the Williams team.
Not only that, but he is the
best player on the Berkshire
College eleven. Furthermore,
he is one of the best quarter
backs in the college ranks.
Boynton was chosen for the
All-American team in 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
The Maker of Sport

Ana yet the upset is the maker
expected form there would and the color wod fade
from the sporvc
Inc daTost'c.an OF
but long add pavctv of n.t;ons -
world and set motion wild furry indignant pens and pencils his
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
|. Baseball

Fairly the to
having
the Rhine niss
Cubs finished third the cho
.
ighing steady huline good all ability.
the the
andI Indians
The Red Sx finished the again
Setng the
When the world White Soxw
the big majority, the Reds their supremacy
SO baseball Of
adv
The citizen willing bet last the Reds be
October could lokinp
2. The Boxing Game
insiders who
in
of the keenes variety.
No heavyweight champion thirty
than
so seconds the bell
You this o as No
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
f5f fdSP0R1LLGHT'
\/ <~,bY GKakfXai7d Rice
(Copyyight 1912, New Yori Tribune Inc)
Checking Up
y e7c Y Yorh TribuNe hic. }

The football
fields 1919 will hold
1t has been rough and the
in
Taking them fall following
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
game at Ohio Field:
Benton Wins for Giants

- PORTLAND. Ne, Oct. 1.-THE New
York Nationals defeated the Sanford
professional baseball team here to-day.
: TO ]. Rube Benton was outpitched by
Jordan but the Ginnts were aldcd by
errors of local players
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Columbia
AUTOMOBILES FOR Rent

'>hfEAED FCH UfaE. 2 PADsERDERt
sAxsf0l driver. ~ an heuf Plaza SIas.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Upsets Lead

baseball and had
ships Of
These where
Walter
William f. Johnston bounding through
outstanding Barnes Evans
Brady the golf championships Tcn Patterson Williams
theirs
Where less third the
something a
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
On the Side

odds
could
Cicotte Williams
Or that Morris Rath would Collins
Or that of drive more
needed runs than other member from both teams.
And who would Slim Salec
FADING 1918
The pitching crest" of their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

est possible rate and that IN hc
no regulation Of the Interstate com
mefce comm ssion has been N'o-
lated They further declare that the
Investigation by the Grand jury was
only for tho purpose OF securing
tc~tlmouy 10 be used by the govern
ment In tho defense Of an INJUNCTION
suit brought by the Guf HrfiHing
company IN the United states court
for the eastern dis rict OF Texas, I"
test The very question Involved IN
the indictment, whIch suit N sooh
to be tried IN tho TeEns court
It Ii understood that the Katy
and Rock sand railroads are inter
ortei IN the case 10 This extent The'
refused to accept the shipmon eN-
ccpi undCr gasoline rate. and T. NO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
WHAT Is GASOLINE
DEFENDANT INQtIitt-S

The dofcndanta contend that me
question Ia one OF fact. In oiher
worIn what In gasoline aud can inc
shipments be called gasoline" fh"y
say the shipment did not hrc me
gasoline unill II wns returnei 10 th'
refinery apd further treated ana
ihnt they had right to hl'l an
crude uaphtha a. the rhle fS"h f''
crude naphthh hy the !n'rrs ATE com .
merco commission They contend
further thnt II ls only maitcf OF
their traffic man securing the low
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

mont by the Gulf Refining company
from Oklahoma. The case was pre-
pared for the grand jury by Edward
t.. Cam, special assistant 10 mo
attorney general. and J, STANLEY
Payne. attorney for the Interstate
com mission G W Miller, acting
United states attorney. presented the
case TO the jury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
u. s. CHEATED ON
GAS SHIPMENTS
ooNrINuEn rRoM rAdr ONE

fVN TTNIFII FNWW TNWT VNN
20 several gulf porta, whore II was
shipped to the north and TO Europe
as gasoline. ~
Other Indictments were those for
en- tczElcmcnt ngniuSi J. n X
I'audry. Arthur Nash Preston
Walker. John u. Cross Kathryn
Shearon. -. ". study and Samuel
Hutchinson
Hutchinson ~ the express mosaen- .
ger who IL aaId to have stolo about
S2,b0N from TIC American Erprn'S
company hcrc last August lie was
captured in Oklahoma Cliy last
month Arthur Nnsh was the mes
s.nger clerk who took several hun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

government falls In iis contention
they may be called upon to refund
more than 100000. representing
the difference between tho crude
ia phtha rate and the gasoline rate.
This IL tho first case OF the KIND
In this district Govscnpent ngenth
have hecu work 'ng or iS1or several
months. checking up every snip
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

dred dollars from the Weatern Union
Teicgrnpho company. Geork" Nany
ana Paul Rnoy were indicted for al
legged burglary. while clyde and Leo
Parsons ana Harvey iilEhtowcr arc
charged with robbing p0stoHi5.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
Blondeen
MOUNTAIN HOME

Thomp Oxford visited R. l. Mayes Sunday afternoon.
 Aunt Sis Neill visited relatives at Fayetteville last week
 Jake 0verton made a business trip to Fayetteville last week
 Charlie Gayer and Minnie Garrett Of this place were married Sunday.
 Margie Oxford visited her Aunt Laura Gregg of this place Sunday
 Calvin Savage. and family attended church at Habberton Saturday night.
 Mrs. Thomas Mayes and daughter of Goshen visited Lottie Mayes Sun day.
 Judge Campbell, and an engineer examined the Sherrod bridge near this place last week.
 Jim 0verton went to Fayetteville last week to put in bid to furnish lumber for repairing the Sherrod bridge
 Mr and Mrs D. E. Oxford received g letter from their son, Ellis, stating that he had arrived in the United States
 Thomp Oxford received a card from Mrs. J (. Hayward of Plant City Florida announcing the death of her husband They left here five years ago.
The Springdale news., 1919-03-28
StlNOI}

Mack Carter left for Missouri iasi week.
 \ large crowd attended church a' this place Sunday night.
 Miss Myrtle Neill visited Mildred and Jessie Harp Sunday.
 Spring has come again and Ne ars having fine weather now.
 Mrs Teeter and daughter, Tnelma visited Mrs Hettie Cloer Sunday. Miss Meda Catt has been visitisz Mr. asd Mrs. Stanley Catt of Spring. dale.
 The peach trees are blooming aad We are counting on some peaches this year
 Mrs. Johnson and z7n of Mayfiei5 visited MT. and Mrs. HuzI Johnson af tEis place Sunday.
 sIr. and Mrs. Lindsay Johnson and children visited Mr and Mrs. Sam Horn of Zion Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stone visited Mir and Mrs Stanley Catt of Spring dale Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Graham and little daughter of Fishbaes visited Nr and Mrs. Ava Harp Saturday night and Sunday.
 There was singing at Hr and Mrs. Calvin Johnson's Saturday night and the crowd reports nice time. l. will soon be time for the eooinf 9f the dove to be heard. Its voice Will arouse the tender emotions of the heart when nothing else will
 Sunbeam