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Evening journal., 1920-07-03
ISARELLAg MnONLIGHT

Announcement wasmade this morn
ing by the committee in charge OF
the river ride 10 be- given by the
Daughters OF Isabella. Court Al. next
Friday evening, that the steamer
Brandywine viii not be used The rea-
son for the change is that the sale
Of tickets has run over the number
allowed 20 be carried by the Brandy
wine her capacity being only S00,
So that the members and friends
OF the Court may be accommodated
the committee has secured the City
Of Philadelphia. The big steamer will
make 10 possible 30 have lots more
room for dancing and at The samp time
other entertainers Will also have room
To perform. ShOrier's Augmented Or
chestra will furnish The music
The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company has notified the
Committee in charge that extra cars
will be az the wharf 90 meet the
happy folks upon their return so ilat
everyone who wishes may secure ears
TO an sections Of the city. Delaware
City. New Castle. Newark and other
towns have nov been furnished l;ck-
cts. The steamer will return i'm time
10 catch The New Castle cars.
This court is only a few months old
and with 800 active m mbers interest
ed it can be seen that the sale OF tick
cts for this delightful trip on the
Delaware 30 Fort Delaware and re-
turn is an easy matter.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
COMMUNITY CHORUS
TO HOLD PICNIC

Wilmington Community Chorus winl
hold a picnic supper and Sing" on
Tuesday evening. az Washington
Heights. All members and friends ara
invited to attend and make 10 a GEL
together affair. Following the picnic
supper a short business meeting will
pc held az I.3O o'clock. The sing will
be held at 8 o'clock. Members are re-
quested To bring their brown singing
books, which contain The 40 songs. In
case OF rain the outdoor celebration
viii be held on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
AMERICAN WOMEN
HAVE PRETTTEST HAIR

A well-kn0wn French shoe manu-
iacturer states that the shoe Is fhe
foundation OF a woman's wardrohe
II she is not well shod, It spoils her
appearance.
-, lie says that American women have
the prettlest feet in the world. and
appreciate The value Of the low-heeled
sshoe For walking. this manufacturer
insists The l0w-heeled shoe Is Tho
ohly one permissible. For wear around
ihe mouse, he advocates sandals that
hold me feet in shape, vet Weld
Sufficiently 10 allow ihem N resf
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

league Island, Va. are spending few
days in Atlantic City Nj.
Miss Sarah Townsend WIN spend
next week at Cedarhurst. L. /.
Miss Sarah Chichester will leave on
Tuesday for Sandy Springs. where she
viii spend several weeks.
Miss Mary Marvel is spending some
time at Mortified. Mass
Miss Anne s. Garrett is visiting
friends at Provlncetown. Mass.
Misses Ellen and Deborah Wood left
This week for Camp Aloha. Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar NJ IIoopes have
moved into their new home at Wa
waset
Mrs Edward II. Ford and daughter
are In California.
Edward II. Ford. OF the dupont
Company and his daughter. Miss
Florence. are planning trip TO Ber-
muda next month.
Miss Mary A. Powers. OF the New
ARK Post, was IN Wilmington ycstcr-
DAY on her way TO Reh0bOth b. spend
several DAYS.
A. T. Llndley. general secretary Of
thhe Wilmington y. NJ. G.. A., LEFT yes
l'rday for bis summer vacation. lie
VIII spend three DAYS IN baltimore
and then proceed 10 Guilford College.
near GrecnshOruugh. ~ T. where he
Viii Join Mrs. llndley and their child
From there they will 10 TO Bue
Ridge, 20 attend The Conference sum
mer school OF The T. NJ. g.. A.. which
viii continue from July & 10 20. The
remainder OF the month viii he speni
at Guilford College THE .mdleys
viii return 20 Wilmington on Auciisl
T. While away Mr. Llnlley will nego-
llaie for secretaries for the local y.
NJ. c. A.
Miss Pearl Jacobs Is spending her
vacation at the home OF her parents
Captain and Mrs. W. r. p Jacobs. at
smyrna.
Mrs Cleland Jones and Miss Made
line Jones left this week for ocean
City, \. j.. to spend the summer.
Leroy 5. Jackson. OF the Cedars. Is
enjoying a vacation az Grand View
House. AnOlOmink. Pa. In the pocono
region Mr.. Jackson Is employed by
lhe Diamond state Fibre Company. A
Elsmere.
Miss Marguerite MillikIn. OF 1912
North Adams street. teacher OF music
at school No IS. left yesterday FOR
Cornell University. Ithaca. y. Y Miss
Millikn Will take the supervisors OF
music course and Will be away an
summer
Edward :. Cannon. who has recent
iy returned from Harvard University.
has Joined the summer stan OF Bea-
CONS Business College
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Wilson
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

This resolution has been under ocn-
sderation for nearly o month, and
when 1t was adopted two days ahead
of Tine famous Declaration OF lndepen-
dence, The colonies had formally cut
loose from knghnd. The debate that
followed until The evening of July 4
was only on the form In which The
message should be spread 10 ihe
world and this led 30 The issuing OF
the ijOO-wori instrument which Starts
out: when In the course OF human
events, IL becomes necessary for one
people 10 dissolve the political bonds ~
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
Y. VIC. A. NEWS

Holiday House will be the center
OF attraction to many young girls
OF this city on Monday An invitat-
tion has been extended 10 all the
Girl Reserve Corps TO be the guests
OF the house on this day Other girls
who are not members Of the reserves
win be welcomed. Among the fea-
lures Will be: Flag raising with pa
tri0tic ceremonies. outdoor sports
fnd a picnic luncheon at noon. In
the evening there Will be fireworks
Thu y W. e.. A. is desirous that
many young women OF this city take
advantage OF this invitation to visit
Holiday House.
The second week Of the Junior
Vacation at the Holiday House has
just been ended. Thirty-fVe guests
were there this week. Besides tile
regular arranged program Of rccrea-
tional activities and sports. marsh
mallOw ro0sis. STRAW rides. hikes and
swimming have been enjoyed Nisi-
tors day was observed ON Thurs
day The visitors We're much inn
pressed with the life al This friendly
home The following corps Will be
guests next week The Good Fairy.
Oriole Corps. Landlith Corps and the
Marshallton Corps. This group Of
young women will enjoy q program
similar 10 that carried out bv their
corpsmaies this wek.
Miss Ruth McComb. industrial Sec
reiary. left ON Monday with four
delegates 90 attend the industrial con-
terencp al Camp Nepahwin. Canton.
Pa. The party will be away about
ten days Those that went beside
Miss McComb We're Miss Pauline Nor
ton and Miss Mary Richards. from the
Whose Club and Miss Veronica Slavin
and Miss Louise Lee, OF the Alowa
Club.
Miss Ethel r. Arey has resigned
as general secretary of the Y. After
a short course for general secretaries
this summer, in New York. Miss Arey
will in the fan 90 TO Providence,
r. J., to do Y. w. C. A. work.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Tun. of POGO
moke City, arrived on Thursday at
the association She will succeed
Miss Mary c. Willis as business sec
retary Miss Willis resignation takes
effect on July ~. She leaves This
she viii spend 1--WE years as a Y. W.
C.. a. secretary.
The Ayita Club will hold "a special
meeting on Tuesday evening at the
club rooms Echoes OF The recent
conference at Camp Nepahwin. which
members OF the club attended. will
be given. Those attending this CON
ference We're the Misses Marion
Brown and Catherine Sleigh. Of the
club. Miss Mabel Walker. office sec
retary. and Miss Mary Ramsay, a vol
unteer at the Y
The Blue Triangle Boosters Club
will meet on "Wednesday evening at
the club rooms 10 discuss plans for
the conference. which they will at
tend later in the summer
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
Expecting a New Arrival?

Each year nearly a quarter Of a
million babies die in the United
States, large number Of which
proper care. This tragic waste Of
life can be very greatly reduced II
mothers will acquaint themselves
with the important facts OF Baby
Care.
A baby is such a precious thing
that no mother wilfully neglecis 10.
Not neglect, hut ignorance is what
kills most OF these helpless little ones
Uncle sam does not want 10 lose
any Of his infant citizens and through
the L. s Public Health Service is now
trying to teach mothers how 10 care
for their babies Arrangements have
been made with The Evening journal
10 publish a series of instructive ar
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
1L1lIlhG

will be held at Parkton, Md, on Mon
day. This will be an all-day AFFAIR."
Mrs Gamble LatrObe will deliver am
address in the afternoon.
The Wilmington members Of the as
sociaiion will leave this city on the
sol train standard time), p. r. Ri
for Baltimore, and will leave that city
at iOii for Parkton. A luncheon Will
ba served from those who dsire TO
purchase II.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
Should We Celebrate Wly2
As Independence Day?

There were two declarations OF in
dependence, one adopted July = and
the other July T. i716 There Is some
QUESTION whdther we should celebrate
July . instead OF the Fourth.
The first resolution was a resolu-
tion introduohsby Rlhacrd lKnry Lee,
a member OF the Congtss. which, in
full resolved
THAT these United Colonies are.
ond OF right should be, frele and lnde-
pendent states, that they are dissolved
from all allegiance 10 The British
Crown. and that the Statk Of Great
Britain Is. and ought, to be totally
dissolved "
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

iicles constituting when completed.
an entire course on baby hygiene andA
care OF the child up to six OF sevena
years old. Mothers are urged TO reah
The articles as published, and cuts
information has been prepared ~byl
physicians who have made the WE'LL
fare Of the child a life study.
Questions relating 10 Baby Care anda
10 problems OF maternal and childishI
health will be answered direct bye
mail Address
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
L. s Health SfTvice,
Washington, d. G.
Be sure 10 give your FUN name and.
address. and please mention the nam0
OF this newspaper.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
See That They Heed IT.
AN edIiorIai BY NE society Edlorl

An editorial BY ihe Society Edlorl
Just word o. caution Wilmington
OF the Century commonly
known the Fourth July
u be made of
ens and their Riddles { shall be
Is useless they going
70 be used But t Is timely when
such that be attended by death
injury Disagreement
Juvenile zeal II not epressed by parental action will produce
all Hose
the adnonion o parents
children O the many
varieties spend part OF your time seeing
that hey heed that warning
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
N.Y.
K7KzyKS
"
CALENDAR

Monday.
All day picnic at Holiday House
Fireworks at night.
Tuesday.
3 p. m.-Holiday House Committee,
club rooms.
7.30 p. m-Special meeting OF Ayita
Club. club rooms.
Wednesday.
1870 a. m.-Equipment and repairs
committee, club rooms.
s p. m-Special meeting OF Blue
Triangle Boosters. club rooms.
Thursday.
10 a. m.-Cafeteria committee, club
rooms.
Friday.
10 a. m.-Finanoe committee, club
rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Members OF the local corps went TO
Carlisle, Pa. this week and brought
TO Wilmington the large auto husr
lilat had been loaned 10 Basa Hosp. lal
81. rhe hospital has been officially
closed. The members Of the corps
making the "trip were Mrs. Stanair,
Mrs. Wales, Misses Mace and Thomas.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Cynthia's Helpers Branch of the In
terDatlonal Sunshine Soce,y will
ho.d on afternoon picnic at shellpot
Punk on Tuesday, July i3. There will
bl sports and pri1 IS for the children
as well as for members OF the church.
The annual picnic and shoot OF the
Baltimore Division of the pennsyl-
vanis System. Women's Mutual Aid.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
STARS TO HAVE OuIING.

Delaware Chapter, No. 4, Order Of
Eastern star. will hold an all-day pic
mic on Monday. at the home of Mrs.
Rebecca Smalley. at Harmony. The
guests will leave this city, on the 500
train STANDARD time), B. & o. Rail-
been arranged. There will be sports Z
Of all kinds. including baseball. Al
picnic luncheon will be enjoyed at Z
noon.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
MANY Enjoy SWIMMING

After a successful week the Young
WOmen's Christian Association swim
ming course closed yesterday. The
members Of the classes speak in
highest terms OF the Instructions
which they received and many re-
spNls were heard at The close Of the
swimming period. IL is hoped that
other lessons may be held in the cifv
pools during the summer.
Many thanks are extended TO the
7. NJ. G.. A. who cO-Operated most
generously in this affair.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

ion Belts Miss Helen Harrington.
Miss Jeannette Thomas. Miss Juliet
Mace
There Will be present the motor
corps from Milford. Georgetown and
Seaford. They Will take part In the
parade as also will a number Of Red
Cross Nurses.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
HAppY MnRkERs EETE-

The HanDy W0rkers missionary So
ciety OF West Presbyterian Church
viii hold a lawn fele. on Tuesday
evening June 8. on the lawn of the
home OF Miss Martha G. Held, 1916
West Sixth street. Ice cream. cake
and candy will be on sale. Gifts from
a ilsh-pond and orange and lemon
trees will be among the novelties. A
fortune teller Will also be present.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Georgetown TO participate I'm the
Fourth OF July celebration there on
Monday This action was taken on
the invitation OF the Sussex county
committee.
Those participating In this mission
are Mrs. y. B Staniar, Mrs Leonard
p Wales Mrs. Mary Adams. Miss Mar
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
We ddLiM@S

Miss Agnes F.. Fox OF this city and
Joseph Harold Morris, OF Bellefonte,
were married on June ~ at the par
sonage of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, by the Rev. Joseph y. lr-
win.
Mr.. Morris served several months
in The service overseas during the
World War. lie is a son OF George p.
Morris. who is trustee OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs.
Norris will live at Si3 Madison street.
Miss Mildred Niagofsky. OF Penny
Hill, and Harvey John Day OF Hill-
crest, wtae married on July 4. by the
Rev. William L. Petllngil, at his
home. Miss Saith Neil Vernon and
pJhn Earnest Townsend. OF Marshall
ton. were lhe attendants.
only tM immrd ate families OF the
young people were present.
Mr. and Mrs Day are spending iheir
honeymoon at Atlaniic City They
will be at home aftfr July i5. with
the BRIDES lHrents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Niagafsky, Penny HIN.
Miss Jennie McGraih, OF l36 Clay
mont stre,. and Jam IS l.. Morgan, OF
This city, will be married this evening
40 The home OF The brids, by Tie NV
=. NJ Broadway. The bride VIII be
given In marriage by her mother She
Will be attended by her sister. Mrs
Harry ID. McClenaghan as matron Of
honor The best man Will be Harry
d. naghan
Tie bride Will wear white geOrgelte
crepe and carry a shower bouquet OF
bride roses. Mrs McClenaghan will
wear yellow satin trimmed with gold
lacc and will carry Ophelia roses
The wedding music will be played
by Miss May Arthurs.
After wedding trip the young
couple Will live in this city.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Quinn. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn. 9Oi
West Fourth street. and James Eugene
Cassidy, son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
owen Cassidy. were married last Tues
day morning, in 81. paurs r. C..
Church. at nupiial mass. by the Rev
r. O. Higgins phes couple Wps at
tended by Miss Helen Quinn and VIII
liam j. Monaghan After a wedding
breakfast az The home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy left for
a trip through New York State They
will make their home in this city.
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Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Following efficient work done In the
war the Motor Corps OF Delaware
Chapter OF the American Red Cross
was reorganizcd on January 1 last
and set to work on a peace program
which may be described briefly as
public health work A contingent Of
the corps has gone from this city TO
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
FAsnnNs Am FAns

Many midsummer costumes use
fluffy franchillo trimming.
Short jackets. such as boleros and
Etons. have shawl collars.
Motor coats have collars that can
be buttoned up to the ears.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
1B i frk II S l

WELLIKSON-To Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Wellikson. OF 1919 West Fourth street,
'at the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital, on June 80. a son.
60ODMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Noodman, of gil Reed street az the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. on
June l. n daughter.
hiNG-Io Mr. and Mrs Timothy King,
OF aos North Harrison street, on June
%, daughter.
ROBINSON-To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Robinson. Of 522 West Seventh street.
ON June 30, a daughter.
HANLEY Mr. and Mrs. George Han
ley, Of il3ls Justison street, on July
!. a son.
HORGAN-To Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hor-
gan, Of 17i0 West Fourth street, o.
July 1, a daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
lP d T e lie S

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deverell Of
Hllcrest viii entertain on Monday at
their home Brown Ewes" 1t will be
an an day affair and many pleasant
features are arranged Fireworks
viii be enjoyed in The evening.
A birthday party was given TO Miss
Beatrice Eastfburn, of BellefOnie last
evening, in honor OF her thirteenth
birthday anniversary. number OF
young folks were present
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MIR WALSH RETURNS.
Maurice + Walsh, o. ctatOr OF VIII
mngi0n Lodge. No. ISL. Loyal Order
OF Moose, and delegate 10 the thirty
second annual convention OF the order.
has returned from the convention.
held al Nl0osehoart. Illinois. During
ihe convention the Si25.OOO philadei-
lhia memorial hospital, given by the
Philadelphia lodge and built OF con-
crete. was dedicated.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

are spending the weekend at Chelsea.
Mrs. Harry Rutter and children and
Mrs. Edward r. Hanna have gone TO
Ocean City, n. j. for the summer.
Mrs. Edgar Q. Bullock and children
left ON Thursday FOR Ocean City. \. j.,
where they viii spend the summer
Miss Jane Maloney, ii05 West street
spent the past week in Atlantic City.
Miss B.rihA Elder. 95os East Eigh-
ieenth street, viii spend the weekend
In Baltimore, Md
Miss Margaret Jemlson. 25OO West
Eighteenth street, will visit in Balli-
more over July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elder. 1000
ireenhill avenue, will motor 20 As
bury Park. where they will spend the
Weekend and July 4.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson. 1909 Delaware
avenue. VIII visit in Atlantic City next
Weeek.
Mr. and Mrs. II V. Richardson. iOoS
West Eighth street. will stay at The
Belhaven, in RehUhoth Beach, over
July a.
Miss Bfnglo Rlchanis. OVERLOOK
Colony Claymont, IS Attending the
summer school ai u'mware College.
Newark.
Miss Anna Rhineheart or Baltimore.
Is visiting Miss Bertha Edlor. 25O9
West Eighteenth street. this week.
She will return 90 BaltImon sunday
Miss Edna Briliingham. iiii Scott
street VIII visit In Washington, ID. c.,
next week.
. Miss Helen Siayton 6i0 West Eighth
street, viii go TO Dover. Del. for
July A.
Charles c. Bye. Jr. Richard Van
Trump and Cyrus Pyle LETT Thursday
night for Damp M1ssapeack. Conn.
where they will remain six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p Winchester
and family have moved 10 their cOun-
iry home. near Delaware city.
Miss Julia and Mis- Ahce Johnson
ars spending the weekend at Reho-
both.
Miss Lillian Hamilton will spend the
weekend In Philadelphia as The guest
I Of friends
CANOE CLUB ON OUTING.
Members OF the Delaware Canoe Club
le't Today on cruise on the Elk
rivr, which Will last for a week.
( Canoes were shipped by truck % Elk
ton, and here the members expect TO-
embark on their trin Camp al yari-
Gus points on the Elk river will be
enjoy d next week. The parity expects
10 return 10 his city on July A..
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Meat or poultry which Is frozen
should stand in a warm room several
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
CANOE CLUB on OUTINC.

Meat or poultry which Is frozen
should stand In a warm room several
hours before cooking.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr.. md Mrs, Leroy Harvey ami fam
Ily are spending the summer az their
home Osborne Hill" near West
Chester. Pa
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr. and Mrs F. p Young. Miss Anna
r. Young and Miss Elizabeth Young
left today for an auto tour and a
visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. James Young al
hdgeheld Park, n. j., for over the
holidays.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Friends Of Mrs William NJ. Barnard
viii be glad 90 know that she is much
improved in health. Mrs. Barnard Is
In California.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mrs Philip ID. Laird and Mrs. Wal
ter J. Laird have returned from Cape
May.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mrs. Francis n Balne OF Newburgh.
A. y. has returned 90 her home after
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Edgar NJ
HOPES. Jr. Her grandsons. Baine and
Osborne Hopes. returned home with
her to spend the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs Charles p Warwick
and family have taken a cottage at
Nentnor for the summer
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

nr and Mrs James A. Draper. Ir..
and family win leave on Tuesday for
Nentnor. where they will spend the
summer az their cottage
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mrs Lindsay Curtis and family will
leave on July 10 for Saranac Lake. n.
T.. TO spend the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Johnson R Morgan and family. OF
1907 West Ninth street. have moved
into their new home at Wawaset
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. Carson A. Wright and
baby, OF JOhnstown. pa, are the
guests OF her paronas. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas sharp, 900 Adams strot.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

r. r NJ. Carpenter and family viii
spend part Of July at ilr0ir Cape May
cottage.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Miss Edith Foote, OF Brooklyn. n.
J =. Is the guest over the HOLIDAYS of
Mr. and Mrs Frank C.. Carpenter. OF
1905 Woodlawn avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester d. Townsend.
:lr, and son, Ward Townsend, Will
They Will go 10 Chicago and from
there will take the Great Lakes trim.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Edward :. Cannon. who has recent
iy returned from Harvard University.
has Joined the summer stan OF Bea-
CONS Business College
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Miss Marguerite Mlnlkln. OF 10
North Adams street. teacher of mus
at school No. IS. left yesterday 4
Cornell University. Ithaca. y. Y Mi
Millikin viii take the supervisors
music course and Will be away 4
summer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03

Dr. William II Hsncker. superinien-
dent of the State Hospital for Insane
and Mrs Hancker left yesterday for
Denver. Col. where they will spend
several weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13
TackhOle" Lee
 Divides HOnOrS
 WithLee Moody

A big bunch of shooters faced the traps at the fair grounds Saturday aft ernoon and some fine scores were made. Lee Moody and T. K. Lee both broke the first fifty straight. Gentry Hillman gave them close race, but let one target slip away from him, go ing out with a score of 49 to his credit.
 In the 100-target match, T. K. Lee and Lee Moody again tied on a score of 91. Hillman gave them close race again. but one less than Moody or Lee. This gave him second place again with the score of 96. B. F. Strader was in fine form and landed high professional with a score of 95 to his credit.
 c. J. Barr was out to visit the boys and shot with them. It looked good to see him out on the old club grounds again The old regulars miss him since he moved to Mobile.
 There were several new shooters out who shot the clays for the first time. w. M. Evans of Blocton. who used to shoot with the boys often when he lived at Margaret. was out for the first time in two years. so did not shoot up to his average.