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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-31
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Presente.
Distinguido compatriota
Latente en- Puerto Rico, ell grato
recuerdo del fastuoso recibimientO he
cho los bravos marines espanoles,
Y mas at1n el de nuestrO inextinguible
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que nunca sera bastante cuanto por
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
CAPT. SWAIN TO PLAY
RETURN ENGAGEMENT

Capt. " |, Swain will be 10
Dickson With his big shows mex,
~eek In the past few years be ha,
been coming here he has made
many personsi friends and they are
sisd (, have them back again.
10 Jans, 1871, tn. War Depart
men, called him into the rvsuls,
amy on secount ot HE previous
military training hs rendered ser.
vice and vas hopaahiv dlscharrei
sept, I, 1919, Hs remained in tn,
army through patriotism and not
>ompulssou, A. bic age would hav.
exempted hin irpm the drait He
served a. staff office, In ,hs
qu,r,evmsstsr. corps and W,
awarded TOUR silver hsn ior homo,
ahie ssY service.
Sspi. Swan 10 an atcive rrsmbe
Of the American Legion and .ibcs
hls discharge has beeu instrumental
10 the otssnisaticn oi number d
posts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

Tar 4. /, wiil be possible and 90 try
and pa, oar water and lishi sysis M
90 a -oundsr basis
Realizing that we cannot do ali
these things without the assistance
aud cooperation o. the Sl,issn. ws
ihsfesorv, urge everyone TO hslp Ne
~. essst rsy, p4ssssh.s, asss~ sqmss
that a, the end OF the wear Bone oi
yon sill regret hAvias voted iof me
a. expect 10 zee after the en,ire
interests os our city TO the best Of
my ability aud uy TO give you =
sound businessliks sdminisuanoa.
You arr very cordialls invited to
all oi our meetings aud ssain assur,
ins yon oi my appreciation Toe this
honor | am you, humble servant.
] T Hollsy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Mrs. Hunt Hostess oi
the Matinee Music ale

Dickson . progressive music elub,
the Matinee Au.lcsle, held an 10.
structve meeting with iss president,
Mrs. :. h, Hunt. Tussday oi las.
week The study va, Chsm made
her lie and compositions, The
local musicians appearing on the
program we're Misses Edith Badge.
Glenn Hopkins, Mary Donessn,
Margaret Morrow, Mesdsmes Hun,
aud {. D featre.s. Mn. W. II,
Mury told OF the tragic death II
Joseph Hoffman, one OF the world .
youngest and best known artists
20, the October meeting Mes.
danes J. A Clement ant K L.
Monos will prepare a program 90
Chopin Mr. q l.. Bouldin will
be hostess q! the meeting. and Mrs.
Fentress and MIss Grrsldine Nall 10
the Telephone committee
Little Mi-s Caroline Hunt dauah
ter u the hostess. served delicious
irsppe,
New members added TO the Club
are Mssdames J A, Clement. J,
Max Coxan and shelton Lamb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Reunion OF the Moore
and Spriager Families

10 honor oi our guests. Mr. and
Mrs, q c Springer and httls
daughter. OF Florence. Arizona, the
children aud grand b ldrn OF ihs
late J. n Mo1te and ", u spring
", beside sons other relatives and
trlsnds met at the home ol Mr.
aud Mr.. K Moore on Saturday
August Al 1920 Tor a reunion and
the day will b. long remembered hv
al present.
Everything seemed perfect el
cept the absence o! Mr. aud Mrs
fayette Moore and ehllifco, Of
Miami, Atlionia
Beside the hounltul dinner sery.
si In tho iorm %! Ia p,cnic Irmon.
sds and fresh fruits were served,
Those who enjoyed the occasion
w,,~. Mrs Mtnsle nockrey and
.on. Mr. and Mrs, l.. K Moore.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Don't Pass Up Norma 7amage es No. the McCuey Friday SATURDAY.

Mis- VEINS ssT-r, III Dickson; Hr
aud Mrs. q c Springer aud dsush-
ter u Florence, AriIonis Mr. and
Mra John Maulsy aud children. Mr.
and Mrs. " n whitwell 4nd
children. Ccbls, Mr. and Ars II J
Donsgan and family Mrs COME
DonegaD, Mr.. and Mrs " A.
Hsss@s End ssFBf.y- Piesssassffsf;
viii sItiGgsf and sister Gladys, ol
Nashville, Mr. and Mrs Y T. Fold.
NJ and family, W. :. Moore and
children, Mr., ida Moore and 500,
Mr. aud Mrs J K. WilIs and family.
Mrs Lou FIe der. Mr. Llls " p,,,is.
Mise Araha Springer. II { Brucs
All prr-en, will !oln mt in saying
they r, i,y.t ,hem-~ly,. snd hope
10 Inee, agtlu A Guest,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Miss Johnson Weds Mr..
Abernathy OF Pulaski

Go "Wednesday evening Sept \,
1870, s,I-thlrty o'clock. q. the hom,
u the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs
John Samuel Johnson. occurred
the marriage ot their daughter
Louise, to Mr. Gilbert b. Abernsthy
OF Pulaski
Jus. before the lceremony, Nj.
Kate McMury sang Until. A.
the beautiful strains OF the wedding
lnaroh, Isadssed by Mss ) Gsshsm
Robertson. Hoa,ed thru the rooms.
the bridal party took their places.
aud the beautiful ring ceremony
vas said by Rev II l. Gregory
pas,o, Of the N. l.. Church. South.
this city
Miss Mildred Baker. OF Nashville,
Was maid OF honor. and Matthew
Alternately, oi Pulaski. brother Of
the groom, best man Little Miss
Louise Wilson was ring bearer
The bride was chsimingly s,tirsd
IN travelling suit OF dark blue,
with slippers and hat TO harmonic.
Miss Baker, the maid OF honor
was attractive in her costume Of
flesh Georgeits With hat and slippers
Ia harmonic.
Little Mics Wilson was s,lired in
beautiful dress OF pink.
The bride il one u Dicksons
choices. young lsdies. honored by
old aud young alike, and will be
greatly missed from church and
social circles ni Dickson.
immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. AbernathY lett Tor y
northern bridal tour, and Oh their
return will be a, home 10 friends IN
Pulaski, where Mr. Alternately IL
pfomia~ntly connected with txr1kr
inz interests
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
oto HICKORY CHAP.
Ter U.D.c. kEEnlne

The September meeting oi ''o.t
HekofYh Chapter U y, e.. shiet
wss hsld Wednesday afternoon d
las, v-ek. al osksie~. the bone d
Ap Et l., Morrow. was highly en
joysd by oil present,
Miss Edith Badge played a mum.
Der oi piano selections during the
Isival u the gnssts, alter which
Mn W h McMury, tie president
opened the meeting TOT business
Reports oi the Secretary and
Treasurer we're read aud sppiica-
.ions Tor membership we're made BY
Mrs. George AcMary, "ei stsux
City. Iowa and Misses Pauline and
Hsi.i Hooper. o. Waco. TsIss
Attention vas called 10 the state.
msnt concerning . legacy left TO the
U, y C.. organization by a Union
soldier OF New iork
Mrs n u-lbermsn psesented the
Chapter with ! 80 a q token oi
her hltesn,h anniversary and she
wac given q rising vote Of thanks
After roll call the historian. Mrs.
Engene PAYNE, took charge Of the
program.
Mrs Chss. Badge read paper
on Founders Day, which wss
concluded with history Of the OF.
gsaifstion oi Old Hickory chap.
ter.
Miss Frances Morrow. one u the
talented members OF the ,pnnser
set. sans Dixie Melody snd gave
freehles as an encore
Mr McMuny surprised the
members by reading 8 number Of
Wise Ssylngs ot the Daughters u
which we're very clever
Misses Edith Badge and Margaret
Morrow gave two beautiful vocal
DUETS.
Mrs.. Claude Hoopers review o:
Southern History was quite inter.
sssins aud instructive.
Tbs voe.! colo Bells" given by
Misc Edith Badge was beautiful.
The visitors enjoying the meeting
were. Mrs. Bow Hooper and tao
daughters, Misses Pauline and Has.
el. OF Waco Texas; Mesdame, A.
l., Boone, H. A. peyion. u l..
swank. Buchanan Grasbv, Misses
Eiissbeta Watson, Virgins Payne
and Mildred Ferris
An Ice course was served by III.
hostess. assisted by her daughter
A..- Margaret. aud Mesdames Sara
Wishau and Buchanan Grigsby
Mrs Clayton Smith viii be h6s,.
,ss oi the October meeting and
Mesdsmes q. c. Collins and Clay.
.on Smith will notify the me nberp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
To Ny Friends and
Voters OF Dickson

Allow me 10. ~ nswly elected
Mayor oi your CITY. sxtsnd to you,
Who - loyalty s,oci hy ne on
THURSDAY, September 4nd. and
elected me. especially the good
uamsn who cast their vo<e for the
ny appreciation Tor came snd ,e as.
cure those who saw At IN vote for
ny cppanent. ..hst ! have absolute.
y no I'll feeling and wan TO ass
esch Of you 10 kslp ne and my
gpod Board MAKE ow sinin,sua
.ioa werth eomsts'rg to oor city
in!ly realized the great efforts
and sacrifices tha, vnIi be Dee.
cessry 10 serving yal ~ Mayor. as
everything used in maintaining our
city has greatly increased in cost,
We have one ot the best pohlic
and High schoole in any state and
| take pleasure In pledxing mys+a
and administration fos th..e two
institutions. With q view a better.
n~nt. IT poSihs sI.o expect 10
lcot after ciyic Improvements in %
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
CENTRAL HIGH HAS
AuSpIciOuS OpenInG

The iali tern u Dicsson Cen:ra
High School begun Monday, Sept
AsE Nhsa The doors u this pop
uIai institution, under the priLci
psl.bip u W. NJ Brstton. ~rr'
thrown 0psn. The opening Was al
suspicious one, I'D boys and gfl'
nsistsring oGly 1876 wefs enrolled
the iifst week " Isst year Quii a
nambsr VI vl-itofs we're pfsaeht al
the opening. Short aud .ncouf'
aging spseehs. were made ny Rev
Wo0dcoct, Prof Broylta and A
Ilsasssgi Practically tAe Hhni.
school plant .s Ia uss nov All The
the class rooms W stairs ATE uoch
and The commsrclal Department, Us
70 7 room down s,aifs. The sclrncr
laboratories use 4 mor. down rtalts
rooms 10 the brick
The domestic sclrnc. department
has new outfit in . beautiful room
In the gifls dorunltory, The music
rooms also are in tue slrfs dorm
itory
The pupis u Centrs High are en-
thusias.,c and iull oi ,pIrit They
f.el that their high.school ia second
~ none. Already talk oi debating
societies, opsfettss. and football 10
Ia tbs air Ws predict for lhsa a
great school year
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
N Interest OF Coloscd School.

ritt Henslse and y II Grow.
members OF the City School BOARD,
sppesred before ,ns City Council
nnesdsy night aud requested thu,
the school iund be- reimbursed With
the smoant paid out IN the High
School property last year. This ~.
eucst was made in order thai The
City School Rosri might work 10
conjunction With the County School
Board aud build a modem brich
schoolhouse iof .hs oo!ofed ohildss1'
oi Dickson and vicinity,
This building, II 10 estimated,
will co,t - 0O0N, The plan 10
for the County To pay o1m. iAe
tswn d. 500, and .he State ol loo.
The building win he constructed 10
Southeast Dickson on the old base
ball park grounds. which property
has been bought snd decided jointly
10 Dickson and Diekson county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Marriage License Issued
During Month OF August

The following marriage license
were issued by County Court Clerk
NJ Harris, during the month oi
August:
Paul / Rohy and Miss Eloiss
Grain Cecil Mys,, and Miss Mag.
gie Myait. Lewis l.amss,us and
Miss Ola I.swhon Jerry Heath
and Miss Ollie Mai Proctor Hsr.
lie Chnsue and Miss Nellie Bate
man. Thoms Bryant and Miss
Bestric. AbercrombiA III { Phil.
ips ani Mlss Sarah .. L,gains.
ColnawD
Il g. Carr aud Elizabeth Wake
l.. B Robertson and Ollie Porter
Frank. Geuen and Bessie Haris
Jas. Dickson and Matte Vanleer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
]. I. HollEY ELECTED
MAYOR or DICKSON

Oas ol the lafsess yotes evss pol.
sssi tn a. Tsaa&'ipai eiScssasr IN 0seSS
son. s~sulted ia The slechea II ] T,
Motley ias Mayor oyer bic opean~nt
IL T Cowsn hy lu9 sotes. 10 The
election beid rhassdav oi lsss ~~ek
Mr. Holley served ~ Mayor isw
vears ago and under hls sd9iais-
itatipu many lnptovsmsnss we're
made among which wvss ssssfal
miies OF msesdamissd stftei. and
the s%eph ARE confidently lookias
forward TO another wear u great
progress audss bic administration.
+, Fis~ sessd. 1t ,A.5ssmsa., sa~sisA
wsrv ] II. PAGE. q ". Moll,ns,
II T V Mlllsf. Harry Davis A. l.
White J |. Parrish u { ksddsn
aud W d. Brown
The most lntsrVs, ws islsn 10
The City Marshal race Ia ~hleL
John Shelley vac ~, elected ta HE
twentieth consecutive te,m, oves
his opponent, J " fowlst. by "
votes
City Judge II e, Thospson vas
reelected 20 his eighth consecutive
,srm over HE opponent. lce n,
Freeman. by a large majority
Oury Harris was elected m-mhsf
oi the City School Hoard To sue
eeed J :. Johnson
= The B.wly elected oticisls Gill
enter upon their term the ord Mon.
dsy 10 efaober
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Notice !

To the Public School Teachers
Next Saturday, September I'm.
|. our regular monthly teachers
nesting and pay day a, Dickson
On account ot ia. teachers eIsm'n.
alton being held a, Charlotte oi
Friday and Saturday September
10 and II, /, will BE- announcement
lot ms to b. In Dickson. since | attn
expected TO help look after said en.
animation. | would suggest that
you mail yous reports to me al
Charlotte, aud your warrant sill he
ssat YOU. X, h. Cor.rw.
County Superintendent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
II Pays To Advertise.

&. {. Collins / Son placed a lev
lines of local ads in the Hernid 4
lev weeks ago, calling attention tc
them having some home gro ~
tobacco Tor sale and besides selling
a large amount around here they
received q 25 pound order from
Wm T. Haase at Hampton Iowa
which shows ths, ii pays to sdyer.
iise and that the Herald 10 the
medium through which to get re.
sul.s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
HELD At Mt. LEBANON

Do Angus. 25,h. MI Lsbanos
Church Charlotte .GircuiO "a,
host q the, n,sksea Dtssssei Ais
sioasry Institute. NJ, Z. Church
south.
The morning service was opened
With . hymn. after which Rev.
Omar Charl-. read the scfiptar,
ls-son and offered prayer. Roll call
resulted in there being len member.
ol the local Young Peoples Society
present. The program vas then
turned over to Mrs. q. H. Yarbs.
ough, OF Wsyefly. District leader ol
1A,sssonary work tor ,DisAsoa Dis
triet. Who read statistics on The
number of AuIlliar,rs and the num.
Der u members in each ior the Dis.
tict,
MGss ora Allen vas appointed
agent for The Missionary Voice.
Tho following report from the
Mt Lebanon Society vas presented:
Twenty ave members oo roll: Three
Dollars sent TO Conference Treasury
lFii,y cents pledgsd); gave bazaar
or July 25th. which nsttsd a neat
sum 10 he used tor local improve
ment work: society has one sub.
scnber 10 Missionary Voice. and
they hold their meetinss monthly
A report was then given by Mrs.,
q l.. Pentecost on the adult So.
ciety al Dickson
Mise Elsie Robinson. who 10 lead.
er Tor the Y, NJ S. made the fol.
lowing report Two members on
the Baby Division. ,hir,y,wo adult
Juniors, and six subscribers 10 The
Young Peoples Worker.
Mrs. J. ?. Harvill Of Elm Street
Church, Nashville. then gave . tAll
on Scrip,ural Development. "
which was quite impressive.
After the basket dinner. served
by the ladies OF the community
devotional services were opened by
singing Onward Christian Sol.
ii-fs;" scripture lesson read by|
Bro. Charles. Immediately follow.
ng the devotional services. the
Juniors, under the instruction Of
Miss klsie' Robinson. assisted by
Marvin Choate, gave ~ q demon.
o! their work . Missionary
'Gardsa Of Flowers. =
which included a solo BY little Mise
Mary Matlock
AT this point, Mrs Marlborough
again took the program, and tbs
i-t part of the afternoon was
fnuug Peoples Work DISCUSSED,
y Mrs, h. II Grissby. She made
m earnes, appeal TO the young
people to discover and cultivate the /
slent with which they were blessed |
>eAt, followed an address by Mn. |
sara Wishan on Social Service F"
Her ssh!ntt was ably discussed
dr. Harvllle then made another
ak on the disposition and die
rhution VI the 6nances collected
y the Societies.
Three new members Joined our
Robt. Fislds. Mrs V.
,. Hudson and Mrs.. W. II Larkins |
number of visitors we're present,
rom D,ckson beside those who took
,srt m the program, Also. quite
lev we're present kom Charlotte,
'ugsns Chapel, Vanlser, and oihe,
places. An effort va. made 10 get
be name Of each one present, which
numbered about DO. We were
lad 10 have all pre.en, and extend
hem . cordial invitation TO ali
ueh gatherings ct Mt. Lebanon.
.--- N .p,tN fnn.Tp g.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
harness and Repair shop

O~ins 10 other business oblisa.
,ions which w,Il take my sitentIo0,
| have decide 1 10 sell INV harness
and repairing outfit and stock ~
goods. This IL one oi the best little
business 10 Dictson aud the right
party can ye, make IL still better.
Anyoae interested s-e ~ write. q.
n Dndson. Dickson,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Farm, For Sale

lG3 acre larm three miles from
Dickson ou the White Raft road
about l0O seres Of cleared land and
good ,,mb-r on ,ha hs'ance, wall
ss,-red. good dwelling, excellent
stock harms and other oulhnldlnas
Good reason Tor selling and will
~ll a, a bargain II taken Al once
J NJ Pardue
Dickson, K. z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Good Farm For Sale

About iS0 acre farm, 20 acre. is
cultivation. new house oesrly CON
plet.. all under fence hut shout Bl
acres. pike on ,~o r,des Tht, isrm
il located one sud on. hall miles
south ai Dickson and will sell as a
whole ~ in two tracts For further
inform uion see W A sogs
Dickson, X
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

We thank The good people VI
Dickson ior thsr kindnss. and uO-
tinns a.,istancs through the illness
and death o' our Mother, Mn.
Uphel.s Sell. Who died August u,
The Sell Pamiliss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

n

The pupils of Miss WhItsos y
summer class viii appear in nu. ic
recital. Saturday evening Sep.smhr "
II. at Tracey Academy. ChAlott n
Everyone cordially invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Two Excellent Farms,
Near Dickson, For Sale!

One ofthc best improved farm, ,hs section known
the { & II l. Ry Demons,r alton arm. containing
rs acres ltO o this farm h,sh OF eu,vs
ton and be cult, a,~d with has been subsoed
and we'll hmed and has averaged = bushels OF wheat
the acre bS acres now clover and timothy The
rs acres fenced with hy~oot and cedar and black
locus, posts. three o. dwelling houses, all good
shape large stock barns tobacco barn tier.
hlsh one fading we'll and one cstern
Also ~ acre farm adjoining the above farm, all
,utl. atom good room house With hne basement large
barn and other oubuldngs good cis,etns hne orchard
Ihc.r farm, re located miles wes, OF Dickson
the Yellow Greek pike, known the Memphis 10 Risto
highway and can be bcug ght separately a. whole
III. N c S L Ry. Demonstration Farm can be
ho.xh, Tor fourth cash. balance |, and years
hn,e. ~ah interest pald annually The - acre farm
be bought tor third cash, balance IN and years
with interest paid annually
Growing crop, and tarm tools alc be boush, i
desntd
hes< farms arc we'll located and eaceniy adapted
Tor dalr and stock tasns
Anyone desiring to lock these farms can 90 So
BY calling at the place, seens
II. M. SANDERS
DICKSON. ZEN y ESSEE
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
TWO FAST GAMES
In CHURCH LEAGUE

Two fast games OF basketball will
be played IN the Church League at the
Y. NJ. C. A. tonight. In the first game.
which starts at o'clock. West will
play Westminster. Westminster has at
last struck its stride and the passing
game which they played last week drew
round after round Of applause from the
800 spectators. West has been prac-
ticing hard for this game. and both
teams are keyed up 70 q top notch
In the second game Grace and
Brandywine will play. Grace realizes
that Brandywine is a hard proposition.
and Manager Gallagher has strength
ened his team for this game. He has
not given out his lineup as yet. but u
IS more than likely that one OF the men
will be Mckay as one OF the forwards
The games should be very interest
ing, as there are three teams tied for
FIRST place. The games have drawn
large crowds, and at times even stand
ing room is at premium Tile doors
will open promptly 1t 730 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
CHURCH LEAGUE
BASKETBALL

The monthly meeting Of the Church
Athletic Recreation League was held IN
the Y. NJ C. A. on Wednesday evening.
Nine delegates attended the session out
lining the activities OF this Community
Service progeny for the coming months.
The present bowling season VIII be
topped of with tournament on miss
and out" systems. Two men teams viii
play three game matches. the fnal win
ner 70 be awarded the prize.
The basketball schedule follows:
Jan. i5-Immanuel vs. Epworth at
Hagley House.
Jan. i5-Edge Moor vs. Friends, at
Friends gymnasium
Jan. fist. Paul's VS.. Hlllcrest, at \.
". II. a. gymnasium.
Jan. 22-Immsnuel vs. Hillcrest, 80
Hagley House.
Jan. est. Paurs rs, Friends at
Triend's gymnasium.
Jan. 9i-EpwOrth vs. Edge Moor az
y M. y. A. gymnasium.
Jan 29-Imm3nuel VS.. St. Pauls' al
Eagley House.
Fan 29-Epworth vs.. Friends, 40
friends gymnasium.
Jan. 3i-Edgemoor vs.. Hillcrest, at y
". II. A. gymnasium.
Feb. 5-lmmanuel vs.. Edge Moor, at
Hagley House.
Feb 5-Hlllcrest vs.. Friends, at
Friend's gymnasium.
Feb. 7--St. Pauls VS.. Epworth, at T..
NJ II. a. gymnasium.
Feb. i2-lmmanuel vs. Friends, at
friends gymnasium
Feb. i2-St. Paurs ys. Edge Moor az
Hagley House.
Feb. is--Epworth VS.. Hlllcrest, at Y.
NJ. H. A. gymnasium.
The second half OF the schedule VIII
Be duplicated with the exception or the
Frlend's-Immanuel game which VIII
take place on the Hagley House court
and the ST. Paul's VS.. Edge Moor game
VII be played on at Friends School.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10

I pentier down 10 the Holborn stadium
for tryout in the actual ring in which
the fight was 10 be held
Carpenter was In the ring and pro-
cecdlugs had started when an intcrloper
appeared. Everything stopped Mem
bers Of the camp rushed over to inter
rOgate him.
When it was learned that he was an
Invited guest OF Carpcnticr himself, the
iryout went on.
Carpenter says
During what I call my actual train
ing I allow myself three cisarets q day
They quiet me.
"The last few days I spend IN trying
20 entertain myself and distract my
mind. II IS hard thing TO do. Waiting
these last few days Is always the worst
trial I have. When the tighl Is at hand.
however. / always get my full conf
dence and enter The ring frozen up
Ike a block OF fee.
In the ring I see nothing, hear moth
Ing ! give full play to my passion for
lighting.
10 is a hard and fast rule IN my camp
that all discussions about lighting are
lOfDlN4Cu.
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over, ! 20 out 10 walk. ! stretch M
limbs gently. For hours play solitaire
] do enough 10 keep my appetite sharp
and keen. Sometimes we play Win
dice. Descamps strums merry tunes
and an Of us think up ways 30 kill time
so The hours viii pass pleasantly and
leave US ready for a good, long sleep
But Of the actual training methods,
Carpenter Is as retlcent as The rest OF
his camp.