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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
OTHER BIG DEALS ON,

NEW YORK, Jan. THE deal by
which Babe" Ruth, the home-run
slugger, was obtained by the New York
Americans is the forerunner of num-
her Of transactions contemplated by the
Yankee club owners to bring other star
players to the team, President Jacob
Rupert announced last night. 1t is
the winter Is over, he added.
Col, Rupert announced he had re-
ceived telegram from Manager Miller
Higgins in Los Angeles saying that
Ruth had signed an agreement to play
in New York
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

Although England has long been a
booster Of the boxing game she has
not been able 10 produce fair heavy
weight since Bob Fitzsimmons. The
best she has had can last little longer
than two or three rounds against the
French and Americans.
Just why John Bull can not come
out with a better class Of fighting man
than Bombardier Wells Joe Beckett,
ct al Is something for the book.
-
Keeplng ones eye on the golf ball
looks easy enough-until II Is tried
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
OUTSIDER SOUGHT AS
HEAD OF COMMISSION

NEW YORK, Jan. John Heydler,
president Of the National league, left
yesterday for Cincinnati to attend the
annual meeting ~ the national base
bali commission Thursday. Heydler said
he did not know whether new chair
man Of the commission would be elect
ed but that II such a move Is made he
Is under Instructions not 60 vote for
any person who has financial interests
IN baseball
While In Cincinnati Heydler and Ban
johnson, president Of the American
league &ill prepare a rough draft OF
the 1879 maor league schedules, which
win be completed at schedule meet
ing early next month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
ROTH TO CHANGE.

Bobby Roth, former Cleveland out
fielder probably won't be back with
the Boston Red Sox next year.
The Red SoX have placed Roth on
the market, not to be sold outright,
but to be traded for a pitcher.
The Red Sox are in grievous need OF
capable slab artists and while Roths
value as fielder and batsman is adj
mitted the Boston management is will.
ing to hand him over to some other
club II satisfactory bargain can be
ARA nGed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
RUTH AND DEMPSEY.

Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey seem
to have much the same idea OF money,
The trouble is in the imagination
Both believe the world would stop
dead still In case OF their departure
Ruth will doubtless find that hold
ing UP a ball club Is proving very
unpopular winter sport. In singing IN
1919 for three years at $4,000 the Red
Sox took as great n risk as he. Had
he flivvered through the season they
would have been held to their end OF
the bargain. So why not work the
system both ways? It's poor argu-
ment that hasn't two sides.
Jack Dempsey has already ruined
himself--by lodging the flag
Sport has drifted deeply Into the
mire when II brings out two such
champions as these
Tom Watkins denies that he has
signed manager for the 1920 Chicks
II Is a base exaggeraiion. ne AYERS
The abolition OF the 'spitball in the
Southern league NAV bring hardship
to many pitchers OF the moistened de-
livery but II viii help to lift baseball
back to old-tim heights.
The base hit Is esteemed beyond any
thing In the game. Nothing 50 delights
the ravenous fan as the familiar whistle
| OF the liner But spithalls. emery hall
and other freak outputs have so curbet
! the batting eye as to make hitting {
| lost art.
with nothing to be applied TO tn,
, ball but the old time swing and hook
| the hitting In 1920 should surpass tn,
| bombardment OF previous years by Z
wide margin.
Just remember that nothing is hal
SO vital to baseball as the waIlop
| Pitchers stem IN and fade out without
comment hut the unadulterated punch
must be there at all times.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
MILWAUKEE,. representatlye Of b

Milwaukee. representative Of the
French promoters.
Howard Carr. manager OF sam Lang
ford, was in Milwaukee yesterday con-
ferring with Steinel and while here he
accepted the cabled offer Of the French
promoters to bring Langford to Paris
for a series of bouts.
According to present plans, Langford
is to engage in three bouts in Paris,
the first one with Miles, ex-heavy-
weight champion. the second with Paul
Sans. present titleholder, and the final
conflict with Carpenter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

ing him up when he was vagabond
and placing his feet on solid ground
and helping him get toe hold in the
struggle for success.
There are others who have been
equally as ungrateful. Fighters seem
prone to forget those who aid them in
getting to be headllners, and as soon
as success crowns their efforts they
turn their backs upon those who be-
friended them.
There are exceptions, Of course. but
the majority rests with those who do
not know the meaning Of the word graf
itude
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
Fifteen Rounds Limit
Of Heavyweight Fight
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter Meet in Tia Juana
Lower cahfOrnia-Purse Of s4ooo 900 To Be Evenly Di
vided Between Principals.

Los ANGELES Dempsey up this learn
from the public prints that he Carpenter France would
meet in the ring time Tia Lower California
James Coffroth recently obtained agreement from Dempseys
manager Jack Kesrns for the champion meet Carpenter at Tia uana
100000 night brought word
that Carpenters Deschamps had agreed the match The
stipulation this Cofoh
in San Diego expressed disagreement
"A fight Of that length ought decisive especially with heavy
hts" he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

A Pittsburgh baseball critic wants thu
coming meeting Of the joint rules COM
mittee 10 be an open one. where every
body with an idea can appear and state
his views. We suggest that the CONS
mittee make jaunt around the major
circuits holding hearings in each city.
fer time a chance to appear and MIKE
an argument on what is legal and IL
legal pitching,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
Oak Park Country
Club Lands WOmen's
y Western Golf Meet

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Awardng Of the
womens Western golf championship to
the Oak Park Country club here was
announced today The ournament will
be held the week of Aug 90
A proposal to stage junior cham
pionship, with an age limit of from ia
to 1s years, in connection with the
event is under consideration by the ex
ecutive committee of the association, il
was said
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

Among the directors elected at the
recent meeting of the stockholders OF
the Chicago National league club was
Charley WeegEman who still takes a
lively interest in baseball affairs. though
he retired as president OF the club a
year ago to look ter his restaurant
business more closeIy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
WAGNER GETS CANNED.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. president
Harry II. Frazee of the Boston Amerl-
cans announced last night that Helnlc
Wagner, former shortstop OF the Red
Sox, would not be with the team dur
lng 1920 Wagner was assistant "a
Manager Barrow during the latter part
OF the 1919 season No statement was
made as to his plans,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
AS FOR SAINT.

The shooting Of Patrolman Guy Saint
by negro burglar early Tuesday morn
ing furnished old time City league fans
new subject for discussion In 1905
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
BY ANY GOLFER.

swear TO keep my COCO low
Before the yawning cup
But as | start my final putt
always Mt 1t up,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
DEMPSEY AND CARPENTER WILL MEET IN MEXICO
AttabOu!
Big Co91e Shea 81
rHE ENFoRcER.

ENFoRcER.
officials
Bile for sudden drinking industryNews em)
Alcohol. old
lift lid
Who stack a better
Than the blue.
For when backing
prohibition
the look
Real envious and
Believe boy got the goods
You've been nifty bloke.
0 make the bonedry
Joke
Though law enforcement be
especial
| You with a deadly
| And brought it just the
| smile raiders of the
And drink their hearts
| service
| With malice and
| chuckle at the work
! L.. S. Marshas
| old Denauted Alcohol
! They laugh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
BROCK BEATS BROWN.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 7.-Matt
Brock, the Cleveland lightweight, won
newspaper decision over frankie
Brown, Of New York, in 1O-round con-
test last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
TO MEET LANGFoRD.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. There
Is possibility that Jack Dempsey may
lose out for the chance of the quarter
of a million dollar purses, providing
present plans of the Monsieurs Vienne
and Decoin, the French promoters, ma
terialize, according to B. F. Steinel, Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

lnE SHlItg Logan tApldH AuH lilti
points Of boxing TO dazed and bat
tered entry?
When Charlie Jude, OF Marks, Miss,
was near death at the end OF the third
round Monday night at the s. A. C,
Shifty stepped up to lend his advice.
At the time Charlie was in a trance
from crack on the bean, The poor
boy didn't know II he was stlll In
Marks or out in France, but Logan wig
gled his arms TO and fro and offered
the most expert and scientific tips for
approval or rejection.
Shifty should have employed them last
week against Johnny Heidfrer-and
thereby prevented the invader from
knocking him out
At that same period, however. but
with much more frenzy and excitement,
an earnest fan rushed over to Jude
and pleaded. Charlie. why don't you
take your time? Why don't you take
your time?"
or the two Jude was by far the calm
or and more complaCent All he had
to lose was his life; the friend had up
few pennies
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

G arger who managed pitched Chicks has
on and will not be back the health is bad and
mat NE is going to club
can association Bager the Southern for
several years " W 0'H 'O'
GaDby Street veteran catcher of the Nashville Vols has been
fixture In the Southern association
be the league 1920 Gabby manage Suffolk club Of the
Virginia league. ~ ~ " '
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
RETURN MILL PROBABLE,

A return mill between Ray Rivers,
Los Angeles lightweight, and Abe Kab-
akoff, local lightweight contender, for
the near future is not improbable, and
Promoter Billy Hack, OF the Southern
A. G., may match the two clever Eighties
again.
Rivers Is dissatisfied over the verdict
against him last Monday night, when
Kabakoff received the decision, and
says he is willing to meet Abe on any
terms. Many fight fans differed from
Referee Hack, some figuring that Riv-
ers was at least entitled to a draw and
others holding that he had shaded
Kabakoff.
There was quite a bit of buzzing
about the Monday mill, and return
match between the pair would tend to
settle the dispute Both boys put up
hard, game fight and a fast exhi-
bition of milling, and return bout
would be popular.
Eddie Foster, Chick pitcher, was gen.
orally cussed by Memphis fans through
out the season, while Tiny Goodbred,
another Tribe rifIeman, was held In
high esteem, yet Foster won as many
Games as Goodbred and lost one less
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
WANT SHORT BOUT.

Georges Carpenter and his manager,
Deschamps, desire a short fight with
Jack Dempsey-not more than Is rounds
and preferably ten.
How about one round?
Thatll be about how long 1t will 70.
That should be short enough.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
ABOUT THAT MANAGER.

Haven't heard word about the new
Chick manager for 1920, and Jack
Leary, indianapolis first baseman and
catcher, has not been signed as yet.
Jack may have been trumped az
President Thomas Richard Watkins, Of
the Tribe, hasn't heard from the Indian.
apols president In several days,
In the meantime Memphis fandom i'm.
patiently awaits something definite. The
time is getting close and the Chicks are
still orphans.
A fan writes in ~ ask the correct
pronunciation of Carpenter.
A Frenchman here In the office tells
us that It sounds something like this:
Carl on-te-ay"
The accent is on the last syllable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07
CAUSE FOR LAUGHTER.

What could be funnier than watch.
ing Shlfty Logan explain the finei
points Of boxing TO dazed and bat.
tered entry?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-07

Sport has drifted deeply Into the
mire when Il brings out two such
champions as these.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
BRYANTSVILLE

Miss Stella Mae Grow has accepted
position IN the Bryant willie Bank.
Mr. and Mrs W T. Voolfolk Of
Lexington were the guest. Of Mrs. T..
H. Ballard.
Mr.. william Mer,hon II Spring.
field j. the guest ~ his mother, Mrs.
Mershon.
Messr. Will {. Rose and b. II Hal
comb were in Danvlllc Tuesday on
business.
Ms Helen Ray returned home on
Sunday after several days stay with
her parents a, Buckeye.
Miss Allie Ma Edwards returned
home Sunday after being the CUES, Of
! friends in Nicholisville.
Rev. u. 4. Dawes Is at PcrryvIlle
holding a series Of meetings assisted
by Rev. -. q. Green 81 Richmond.
Mr.. Less Rice Of Georgetown Was
the CUES, last week Of Mrs. u. \,
. Dawes.
/ Mr. and Mr. George Herring Of
Georgetown are expected to visit Mr..
b and Mrs. q. VI. Moreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". X DAVIS and son,
I Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tay-
/ Tor and Mr.. jeff Halcomb spent Sat
urday in Lexington.
Mrs. q. VI. Moreland. Mrs. b. A.
Dawes and Miss Zillah Dawes attend
ed n Garden Party Wednesday al thu
Danville Club House.
Miss Francis She.row returned Il
her home in Richmond Ind, last sun
day. after spending several days will
relatives and friends here.
Little Miss RoNie Fay Mullins ha
returned To her home m Lexington
after several weeks stay with he
grandmother Mrs. Nan Mullins.
Misses Lettie Broadus and Mar,
Belle Halcomb and Mr. Louis Broad
a. attended the Tom Thumb wedding
at Lancaster Tuesday evening
Dr and Mrs. Sam Rose " Wlnches
ter. Dr. and Mrs Il. &. Rose and Nj
and Mrs. G.. A. Bowling were the vis
iiors Sunday Of Mrs. jamie Rose.
Mr.. Rhoda wyhe sold her farm I
Mr. Job Marsee Of Danville for $50
per acre. Mrs. wylie also purchase
the home Of Mrs. Mershon at fame
. price.
Mr. William Mer,hon, " Spring
field. Mrs. Mershon and Messrs TER
HsPan and Jesse Hsgsn are spenc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Ing several days with relative. and
friends.
Mr. and Mr.. G.. {. Becker enter.
tanned the following guests Sunday.
Rev and Mr. g ; Conant and fam
ily Of Wilmore. Mr. and Mr.. CALVIN
Hule,ie and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rose. Z -
The following imitation, have
been been received by friend, 81 the
groom:
MIR. Louesa Christy johnson
requests the honor Of your presence
at the marriage ~ her daughter
Claudine
20
Mr. Joseph Edmon.ton BRYANT
on Tuesday Evening. September 2.th.
at eight o'clock
Hlilsboro. Ohio"
Mr. Rubcr, Barker ha. recently IN
stalled one ~ IN, New Adam, Light
,ng Plants IN h.. residcnc. and Is very
much pleased with h. Mr. Barker
has one Of the hes, improved farms
N this section 81 the county ~ all 81
his out buildings a. well a. his resi-
dente are practically new This new
lighting system will add very much "a
. l. A
the best and most up-to-date farm
lighting systems on he market and i,
has attracted the attention II farm.
crs IN this section a. this machine
runs on three oriin 'ry water glasse,
without being boltes down. One Of
these plants Is now ON exhibition al
Becker and Ballard's store and many
farmers are driving there To see IT,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
WOLF TRAIL.

Mr.. Phil mouse spent last week
with his mother Mrs. Abe Burton.
Mrs. Jasper Matthews was sun
day guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. iierve Ne
Culley.
A number from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Malinda Sanders Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daley and
daughters were visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Murphy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Casey and
children spen, the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Moherley
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Caccy and chill
dren Mere with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Sparks Sunday
Miss Alice Ray Of Poor Ridge Is
spending a few day with her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth McM:llissn.
Iss Bert Daley was the pleasan;
caest of Misses Bessie and Bernie
Tea,er Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. wi'lert Dane and
son spent the day SUNDAY viii Mr.
and Mrs. Edd Daley.
Mrs. Eyerette Grow and children Of
Buckeye were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
ODE Bolton Sunday.
Miss Alice r.! ara Mater Holman
! Mcmillan wer' smonl the guest.
- Mr.. Nose Ray ald family Sa'riday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Land, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Land ard little sons were
guests Sunday afternoon ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Grow Of Buckeye.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Masters and chill.
dren Of Valley View spent the week
end in this vicinity with Mr.. and Mrs
Nose Ray and Mr.. and Mr. Abe Bur
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elijah McMir,al an,
son, Misses Alice and Jessie 3 RAJ
attended the series Of mee,i"gs a
Salem Sunday and were Dime
guests % Mr.. and Mis-. Marion Calico
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cotton and chill
dren spent few days the past wee
in Madison.
On last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Mcmillan entertained at
bountful dinner, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ton
Ray and daughter, Marie and sor
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. John Ray. Miss
es Ida May and Alice Ray, Mr. Al
ner Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Royston Ra
and little son, Mesdames WILDER
Daley, Sis Lawrence and Myrtl
Warren and little daughter, and Mr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
MARKSBUKY

Mr.. Mark Bogie and family spent
Sunday IN Kirksv.lle with relatives.
Charlie, Pope .old ,c Jesse Sanders
2s hogs at SIC per cwt to be deliver
ed IN November.
Mr. Iva Poynter and family were
the guests of MIR. and Mr.. VIM.
Blanks Sunday.
Miss Lula Simpson Of Stanford is
spending several days with Mesdames
\. j. Rice and Mary Dots.
Mr. Green Estes attended the fun
eral Of ms sister-iH-law Mrs. Alvin
Estes at Richmond. sunday
Mrs. Jesse Sanders b, improving
after an operation at the Danville
Hospital. She is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner and
Miss Della Mae Turner have returned
home after visit 10 her mother a,
Lexington.
Miss Norma Burns Montgomery OF
Bryantsville was the week end guest
Of Miss Salle Lou Naylor on the Lex
ington Road.
Misses Salhe Lou MAYOR, Iva iol
/ Ion Of Buckeye and Mr.. Herbert Nay
lor attended services at Mt. Hebron
Sunday and were dinner gSests OF
Miss Norma Burns Montgomery an,
her brother.
Misses Emily Bourne, Della Rice
Hughes. Ida and May Broadus an'
| John Broadus attended the pie sup
per and were guests Of Miss Ahc'
Sutton.
The pie supper given by Miss Ahc'
Sutton the popular teacher at RE
Academy. Was considered ideal n
every respect. \. one lady cNpresse'
l"its the best one ever attended
Mr. Tom Price of Pain, Lick was IN
auctoneer The bidding was spirit
ed and the pies were soon disposed OF
The maximum price was si.5O. IN
minimum price 30 cents, the tots
Vas sa9. The pupils Of the schoo
carried out a very nice program, on
! Of the attractive features Of the pre-
! gram was I'm ~ where you want m
To go" given in pantomine BY Mise
Lenora Boyle and Della Center MI
; Charles Blanks drew the chance bo
! ~ candy the tickets having previous
y been sold at . cents each. Pre-
} ceeds will be used for the improve
/. ment Of the school.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
BUCKEYE

MIR 4 G. Mlc was m N,cho.asvillc
Saturday.
Mr. Henry Dunn was IN Cincinnati
first of last week.
Mrs Doty Of Richmond visited Mr.
T. ). Picra,t last week.
Mr. Raymond Ray Of Nicholasyill,
visited friends here first ~ the week
Miss Rhoda Broadus. Mr.. r. :
P,era,t and Mr. J. 4. Pra,her ar. on
the SICK list.
Mr. and Mr. William Whitaker
spent "Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs
X. W Sanders.
Mr.. and Mr.. " n Gulley Of Mich
olasyille visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. "
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

What - II that charms ~ most In
fri.ndf n - not p" can read me
Transient e.t.a..ss.u u ~ our face. and
modlf, hims,t tu suit a." feeling W"
ar. uur Give. tuf half conscious 81
possessing: 10 b.. that he knows When
10 b. sil,ut uii ,hen 10 speak II Is
that b. never W stakes. hut sees u
,ru. When 600 tFr vnrld 10 wrong
s,ou, a. Sr.#i s-.arti hns not Only
mower of ,t.Ht''"r hui beauty OF
ebarnct.r >turf,rd irn"t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Keep Your. Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

Did you know tina; ninety per
cent Of all human ailments depend
upon the condition o! your blood :
Natur gives her warnings in va
rious unmistAkablc ways. SO tina,
when the appetite fails. and you
become weak and listless and a gen.
eral rundown condition seems 20
take possession o! the whole body.
IL 10 an unfailing sign that impuri.
ties will steadily accumulate until
your general health will be seri-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

ously affected. You should rccog-
nirc the Importance. therefore. Of
very promptly cleansing out the
system. and keeping the blood sup
ply pure and robust
Get a bottle 81 6. 6. s. at your
drugstore TO day. and note how
promptly IL builds up the appetite
and gives ncw strength and VIZ
tally. Write for free literature
and medical advice 90 Chief Med.
cal Adviser. l53 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ca
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Sander, FRIDAY night
Mr. Pirratt and family ~ near
Richmond spent Monday with Mr. and
Mr.. I. ). pierat,
Mrs. l.. ? Brown and daughter.
Mis- lora were guefts ~ Mrs. Arthur
Noel iu Madison ON Wednesday
Aunt Bette Taylor. highly re
,pccted colorcd WOMAN. died SUNDAY
morning She was ,thc wife ~ Vim.
Taylor. deceased
Mrs. Malinda SanderS<of Madison
county was buried here Sunday after
noon. There were number 81 rel
atiyes and friends from a distance
who attended the funeral
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Mc.e Ray. The dav was thoroughly
enjoyed By those present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Prices, ". ar. told. are stu coming
down. With the use % smoked
glasses they should soon be in sight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
NIGHT ON TIE ROOF
 CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Programme Includes Musical Numbers and Short Talks.
 Welcome New Members

Details of the elaborate "night-on-the- roof' meeting of the Civic Association to be held next Monday night are being rapidly shaped according to reports of the special committee on programme, which met yesterday in the association rooms on call of Chairman ]. F. Ram sey. The occasion will be largely one of fellowship planned for the mingling of old and new members. One of the feat ures of the evening will be the address of Dr. George R. Stuart on What Is a Clean City?"
 The musical programme is under the direction of Miss Daisy Rowley, whose own compositions have attracted much attention, a wide range of orchestral selections and vocal numbers WI be ex- ecuted. Those who have promised to take part in this phase of the entertainment are: Mrs. J. F. billiard, soprano; Mrs. R. McCowan. contralto; Mrs T. M. Thom- ason, J. D. McGill, tenor; H. J. Posner, bass: H. Steinmehl violin; MT. Naylor flute; George Crane, cornet; B. Manly, cello: MT Green, bass; H. A, Burns, clarinet and Miss Daisy Rowley, piano.
 During the recent campaign the Civic Association enrolled more than 800 new members, and one of the purposes of the Monday nights entertainment is to af- ford an introduction Of these to the sew eral hundred old members. ten-minuts welcome will be spoken by President B II. Hartsffeld and this, with the address of Dr. Stuart, will be about the only serious business on the programme
 Chairman Ramsey yesterday stated that this occasion will be open to al members and their families. There will be refreshments and smokes.