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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
.GOLDEY COLLEGE
WINS FROM TOME
Local Colleeians Triumph Over
Maryland Nine in Fast Game
at Port Deposit.

For the first time in the history OF
athletic relations between the two schools
the Goldey College baseball team de-
feated the fast Tome Institute aggregation
nj Port Deposit. Md, yesterday after
noon bv the score of to ] Goldey took
the lead in the first inning and nj no time
during the game were the Goidey boys
In serious danger.
Goldev secured ten hits off Culver OF
Tome while Tome touched Smith, the
Goldev twirler. for seven. Webster, the
fast Goldey shortstop, starred at the bat
with two thrce-basc hits and one single
The Goldev left fielder made grand
stand PLAY in the last half OF the ninth
bv running one-handed catch in deep
left field. retiring the side and finishing
the game.
Every man on the Goldey team played
q good game and Tome was outclaSSed
a. an stages Smith. the new Goldey
pitcher. had the Tome boys at his mercy
and received able support from Cameron
at the other end of the battery. Baker
at first and Captain Wright at the second
station plaved star ball Jones at third
made his initial appearance IN Goidey
uniform with credit 10 himself and ms
team. Gimbel played a creditabic game
at center and Derrickson IN right accept
ed the only chance he had without error.
For Totne. Hurlock at shortstop played
a stellar game and Valdez led in batting.
Spear the catcher. made an unusually
difficult catch Of long foul ball. !,
Next week Goldey closes the baseball
season with "A southern trip. Manager
Baker announces that the Goldey team
will PLAY Onancock, Va, High School on
MAY Is; Franktown, Va, High School
on MAY l6, and Cape Charles. Va,
High School on May Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
DOG MEAT FEAST WHEN
ROYAL STORK ARRIVES
Future Queen of Igorrotes Firstsof
Tribal Royalty Born Outside
the Philippines.

Kokomo, Ind, May 5-A tribal Gus
tom, hundreds of years old, was broken
with the birth of Princess Kokomo Of the
Igorrotes, q Philippine tribe, here Mon
day. The child Is sand tO he the rst ever
born away from the tribes native islands,
prospective mothers always having been
sent back home.
The arrival Of the girl baby, which was
named after the town Of kokomo. was
duly celebrated by the loader Of the
lgorrotcs with dog meat feast Chief
Panmayamg, who heads the members of
the tribe travelling with q circus and his
wife, mother Of tho baby, oHiciated NJ
the head OF camp FIRE Both smoked
pipes. Tho tribcsmen helped themselves
to the meat by lifting it from the pot with
their fingers
Chief Panmayamg said it was a super
stition that 1 child born away from its
native land would have a spell cast
over ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
AFTER CONVENTION WHISKY.
Agents Hear OF Scheme 10 AsSuage Chi.
eago Delegates Thirst.

Chicago May 81 Federal nvcstiga-
tors and prohibitAn enforcement agents
are icrrrting out the ringlcadcrs of a
plot said to have been arranged BY the
bellboys Of many Of Chicago's leading
hotels, who, with the aid Of smugglcrs
and bootlcggcrs, were to have been sup
Piled with ample quantities of whisky
to assuage the thirst Of delegates and
visitors "a the forthcoming Republican
National Convention.
The price said TO have bccn fixed for
genuine whisky is Stl per pint, while for
'moonShne' or squirrel whisky he
quotation would he slightly les
In addition to supplying bcllhops with
whisky, tho leaders of the bootlcggcrs
expected 10 contrive other methods Of
evadinG tho prohibition law and supply
ing the thirsty during convention week
The fact that an unusually large num-
ber Of stores in the vicinity Of the Coliseum
have been rented for soft drink parlors
for the period Of thc convention has led
TO searching investigation by Govern
mcnt agents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
GIRL FIRED-GETS SALARY.
Spelling Mistake Causes Damage Suit
Judge Allows . Weeks Pay.

Philadelphia, MAY A stenographer
who makes q mistake in orthography Is
entitled to at least two weeks wages it
she Is discharged on the spot by an Irate
employer. At least 50 jury in Judge
McCullen' court decided
Miss Anna Aunt, II wears old, had sued
Joseph Salus, brother Of State Senator
Salus and himself wealthy meat packer
Tie stcnographer admitted shc had made
. mistake Ia writing q letter for Mr..
Salus and charged he few into rage
cursed ber and cjected hcr forcihly from
his Office. The girl asked for damages and
two weeks wages
Salus denied assaulring the girl. but
admitted discharging her The Jury gave
her a verdict for two weeks wa gcs- So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
MOOSE PLAYING BALL
Local Team VIII Stage Two Games al
Bristol. Pa.

The Moose baseball team has been
called for practice tonight by Manager
Springer for the games Saturday and
Sunday at Bristol, when they play the
teams of that place.
Saturday afternoon the two Moose
teams. married men. managed by Viii
liam Springer, and single men, managed
by ]. Henry, will compete on the local
diamond. Much interest is centered on
this contest. The teams viii lineup as
follows: Married men. Smack. C. Draper
1b.: Kelley. 2b.; Lane, 3b; W Finnerty.
SIS: Golden, If; Coyle cf: Flanagan, rf !;
E. Kane n; NJ Walsh. D.; w. Springer.
p. Single men, H. Thielman. G.. Bay
more. H.: J. Thlelman, 2b.: Hollihan. 3b :
NJ. Hall. SIS: T. Lynch. If; L. McGovern,
CT; j. Powell, rf.: J. Henry. p; B. Rey-
nolds. D.: J. Eek. ..
Tomorrow night will be old song night
at the Moose Club and an orchestra under
the direction OF George ODonnell will be
on hand to furnish music. Thirty-five
new members will constitute the class
that viii be taken in the lodge tomorrow
night,
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POOL, GAME OF SKILL.

Pool is q game Of skill and not game Of
chance argued Walter J. Wills in moving
III Gel eral Sessions Court yesterday
afternoon TO qlash an indictment agar ST
James H. johnson, charging that he has
permitted minors to he present at games Of
chance Assistant Acknowledgement Per
cy Warren Green argued that "kciIv "
pool dead pool and other games played
on pool table are games Of chance, but
Judge Heisel quashed the Indictment on
the ground that it did not specify any
act forbidden by the law.
new indictment will probably be
prepsred against johnson.
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HIGH FRESHMEN TO PLAY.
Will Meet Chester Team in the PennsyI.
Yania City This Afternoon

The pick Of the High School Freshmen
League viii participate in the first game
with a rival school today, when thev
play the Freshmen team of Chester High
Oh the Pennsylvanians field This is the
first time any freshman team has taken
part in q contest of any kind other than
among themselves.
The team left at noon on the r., b.
and w railroad The game is scheduled
10 start at 3.l5 O'Clock. Much interest Il
exhibited in the game, as it il with the
High SCHOOL, old rivals. Chester.
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Expcr Station o04 ) 70
Another Ball Team.

The Junior baseball team of West
Presbyterian Church J. being organized
BY Robert p Alexander Practice has
been started, although the team has not
been selected II j. planned to usc the new
property recently purchased by the church
Between Pennsylvania avenue and Thir-
tecnth street for practice purposes and
for regular games AS soon as the ground
- - lie r,rcrarnd
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LORRAINE LOSES GAME.
du Pont Company Nine Gives Champs a
Biz Surprise.

The du Pont Experimental Station
nine defeated the Lorraine champs yes
terday, 81 Toomcy. for the powder
mon, held the champs in check after the
first, tanning six. AIycr played fine
fielding game This evening Lorraine
plavs Elsmcrc of the Suburban League
al tlsmcre The score by innings
RH. r.
Expcr Station 004 Q ) N--Q II ?
LORRAINE & 4 @ q q O o. : 3
Two-hasc hits. Proud, Toomey Struck
out, 10y Price, :; by Long, ?; hy Toomey,
&. Base on balls, off Price, | off Toom-
~, | Double play. Proud e Crowl
Left on bases, Lorraine, :. Experimental
3 Stolen bases, Baldo, Young McGon-
lglc Wild pitches Price, ?. Number of
innings pitched by Price, >. Long J.
Umpire, Robertson,
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OvERALLS LOWER PRICES.
Toronto Stores Announce Reductions
After Denim Protest

Toronto May 5.-Display advertise
Inents appeared yesterday in local news
papers announcing decided reductions in
the cost of clothing and other necessities
All large department. stores here have
been advertising bargain sales ever since
the Inauguration Of the overall campaign
IN the United States and Canada
Business is reported to have decreased
considerably in the downtown retail
stores recently, and dealers are said to be
anxious TO dispose Of surplus stocks.
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last week Deecssitstcd cutting out .
section of the stage, and IN order " ayodd
this in the future, a sectional flooring has
bee1 built 20 that any attraction requiring
j op or q section Of the stage removed
wiil be able 10 do 10 without cutting
Shows requiring a moving stage can
now utilize The Playhouse II Is under
stood that the Improvement Was made 10
order 10 take care of some shows that arc
being booked for next season The change
makes The Playhouse now rank with the
best equipped theatres IN the country.
Va, trr nn Every Evening want ndy
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hfisIer Defeats MaekIan

Mi<ler defeated MARKHAM, IO0-49, IN
their billiard match at the Grand Opera
pocket billiard parlors last night Mis-
lers run of seventeen was the feature Of
the evening Rushwater will meet
Donahue tonight
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McAII DELEGATES Meet.

Wilmington delegates TO the annual
meeting of the McAll Association meeting
in Washington ID. G., May ST are :
Mrs Fannie Robinson, Annie Robinson
Mrs. @. q. Rowland and :. W Bellvilie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

program featured at the Savoy for the
balance Of the week Startling and
dramatic situations, that are thrilling
in their intensity, hold the audience in
tense suspense throughout the picture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Highland Wants Games.

The Highland a, a. is without games
Saturday. MAY S and % ANY team wish
ing games should communicate with tho
manager, George ID Hanhy, 200 West
Ninth street
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NEW PLAYHOUSE STAGE.
Built in Sections and Of Which Can be
TemporHriIy Removed

modern stage has been completed ~
The Playhouse, which will permit Of the
use Of the stage for more prctentious
theatrical attractions than was possible
heretofore The Fred Stone show there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

production His physical appearance, his
ability before the camera, make them
selves felt in no uncertain manner To-
morrow and Saturday, George Walsh
makes his appearance IN "a Manhattan
Knight.
ELSIE JANIS At TIE SAVOY
Elsie Janis in her latest Special Selznick
picture; The Imp, Is part of tho double
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
nrsrTN FARNl.M M - RlALTo.

NINFIN FAHNTN 1T TIT KINIIU.
The Rialtn Theatre offering for today
is Dustin Farnums success picture The
Parsnn Of pauamint !" Here Il Il story
with Il punch picture that IS put over IN
q quick decisive manner by an active
player. Dustin Farnum is easily one of the
rest fitted stars for the title role Of this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

You try an Every Evening want adv.
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ST. MARY'S

County Superintendent C. G. Mac
TagEAri Of Eureka was BUSINESS
caller here Saturday.
Frank Griffith of Styrcon was IN
town Saturday.
Mrs Marion TAYLOR Was the guest Of
her husband. who Is al the Marietta
hospital, Tuesday.
Mrs Lucy Trirl"tt or Park"rsburS
IS spending the week with her sons
here"
Miss Rachel Rymor spent the week
end with the Misses Kcster Of Belmont
Miss Wilma HammcU Of Belmont
attended a banquet Cf the Maccabees
here on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nichols Of
Maxwell were business callers here
Mrs. Jane Mercer Of Maxwell is
spending the week with her father. d.
". Wiley.
.Nher, Jones Is spending MS vaca-
ton with relatives at Stcub"nviIir, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. y. Sloan of Stcuben-
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sud Powell and children
81 Maxwell wore the guests ~ reia-
t!v"s her" Saturday.
J. Il. Scckman and family Of Roane
county are the guests OF relatives here
Misses Ethel Bonar and Madgc Clo-
Wis motored up 10 Grape Island Mon
day evening and were the guests Of
Miss Mabel Sterre.
Mrs. l.. l.. nurk and son Pahl and
MISS Mae craig were AZ Grape Island
Friday.
Mrs. !. w. OldNe!d spent Sunday
with relatives al Cloverdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fitzwater and chill
drnn Of Calcutta motorrd here Sunday
and attended union services.
Mrs Ed Wright returned 10 her
home at Ranger. Texas, after spending
n month here with relatives.
A number Of friends ard rcighnors
gathered at tho HON" - Mr.. James ".
Oldncld last Saturday evening ana very
pleasantly surprised Inn. The occa-
sion wns his seventy-third birthday.
About twenty-five were present. The
evening was spent IN conversation.
concluding with a delicious luncncon.
The various churches OF the city are
holding union services At Williams
park each Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. You are invited.
The members Of the Hall R'hI" class
Of the St Marys PRESBYTERIAN church
motored 70 Belmont Tuesday evening
md met at the home os {. J. Fauss.
where the evening was very pleasantly
spent.
Monday evening Mr. Leroy G. Fauss
Of Belmont and MISS Alta Smith OF
Wiiliainstown wcr" married. They
have host Of friends here who extend
best wishes and hearty CONCENTRATIONS.
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the homo Of her daughter. Mrs. Fran
ccs McNay. of JaCktown. Owing TO
Mrs Wilson's advanced age. past >"
yours. but little hope IS entertained TOT
her recovery.
Mr.. Davis Of Elm Grove AMENDED
church at Salem Sunday. This was Mr..
Davis first visit To this place for forty
years. His many friends hope that his
visits may be more frequent in tnc fu-
;ur" than in the past.
Miss Gayncllr MnnIErr ~ Randolph,
o. IS iii at the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
Il!zab"th Clutter. Jackt"wn. Miss
Moniger suffers from Il heart lesion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers md
lirtlr daughter Virginia spent the
w""k end at Hundred. W. Va, where
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam R!chcy.
,;orhy of Vest Alexander we're recent
RusS.l steele and family Of Bcham
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Richly sunday.
lott SUNDAY for her home after spend
,ng the past fortnight with relatives
here. ON her way home Mrs. FOgle
viii be- the guest OF Miss SHEPPARD Of
Rock Lick for few Gays.
William MCKcrrihau purchased
touring car from Mr. Nelson of GrryS-
vile Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John MiIlikcn and chill.
drrn Of WayncshurG are IN" guests or
the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. =
L. Mnhk"u.
pr. Waugh Of BurolSyilr was a pro-
fcssional caller on Bloomfield ridge
"Wednesday.
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MCMECHEN
Entertained Rock Club.

Last evening at his h"m" on ';arf'.d
strce,. Mr. Charles S"nan" "Nt"rtAh"'
Tho members Of TIA" R"nh 'Iuh. lanes
and music wrre n" chief diversions ~
IN. evening. and 4; 4 la" hour me
CHESTS repaired to the dining room,
,ybcra = delicious Luncheon was served
Those present were Messrs. ara Mes
DANES: ! II Slvrrt. \. Il. kn"hart.
Wnrton CARROLL, charles Schau". M"s-
danes Lee Bryson. M!ss"s sarah Core
ran, Wilma Schanc. McssrS Charles
SChare. Jr.
VIII Entertain.
Mrs William Rial Will entertain the
Laval Wnmcu's Rib.a class Monday eve
n,nr n her homo on Marshall street.
I7r1iowing the business session IN" 70
,natrd.r Of the evening Will ," spent N
music. Cancs and necdIcwork. del'-
,,ouS luncheon Will be served at lat"
hour
4 largo number of young men OF ms
civ went ~ RaltImorr md tunh"rIand
to-day TO Soc ne baseball games be-
tween the Il. & - division "i ms city
and the Cumberland t"nm SATURDAY and
R,l.l,uorA sunday Th"S" who have
gone are. MrssrS Clarence Narp!r. Maui
rice Rrant. HAUL Cr'sW",l, k"rmith Girls
we'll. Charles Yost Ed Porter. Earl
poy,o. Water K"Cfcr. Tod Shaw. Doc
Brown. Shine Doyle, Friend PoTt"rf!eld
Dennis McMas'"rs. Harry Mc' rark"n.
Postpone Social.
Tho measuring soC!a. winch was 20
have been given this evening By the
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CADIz

Miss Virginia Cooke Of Martins FerrH
Is here visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII NJ. Cooke.
Miss Nellie Brokaw has gone To
Salem. where she will visit with Mrs
| Carl Ycngling for few days.
Nelson Lockwood of East Orange. N
| j.. is L guest in the home or Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Barrlcklow. -.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles b. Henthorne Of
| Pittsburgh are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Barclay W. Moore. -,
Miss Eva Tcaff of Steubenville II
Miss Dorothy Ga1nmeter's guest
Mrs. Hal J. Adams and little son.
Emma Robinson IN Deunison, are home.
Mrs. II. II. McFadden OF Steubenville
| and Mr.. and Mrs. ": y. Dodds OF
! Springfield, ILL.,; Mrs. Alice Mclean. who
Rober, Brokaw. in Cleveland: are home.
Rev. r. l.. Lippincott and daughter.
Mary Margaret. have gone to Charleston,
H.. to visit with relatives. They were
accompanied home by little Misses Lois
and Frances Craig. who have been
Or. and Mrs. ID. W. Mcleod and chill.
dren OF East Liverpool are guests of
Mrs. Martha Dickerson.
Or, and Mrs. Harry Cochran Of Glove
Mrs Anna Day and T. f. McMath.
, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Day in New Castle. Pa are homo.
They had as their guests for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMath Of Cleve-
land.
Charles Mclaughlin was homo this
week from Canton visiting his mother.
Mrs. Jcssica Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Dale Smith. who have
spent the summer 1T the home OF Mr..
Smiths parents IN Auburn. Maine. have
returned 10 Cadiz.
Rev. Charles Gilmore and daughter.
Marian. arc home from Williamsburg Ia
Mrs. F.. Van Ness Rawn and Chiluren
Of HopkinsvilIe. Ky. ar" visitors at III"
home Of Mrs. u. Cunningham.
Hal O. Hanna of EliZaheth y. j.. ls
here visiting his sitscr. Miss Mary l..
Hanna.
Mrs. f. c. Clark Of Omaha. Neb.. is a
guest of Misses Mary and Emma Wort
man.
Miss Elsie Long OF East Liverpool
has hecn spending a few weeks vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
s. Long.
Charles r. Stewart was down from
Newton Falls for Chautaudua.
Mrs. r. T.. Go"rdner Of Grape 1slano
was shopping here Monday.
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members Of the Loyal womcn's class OF
the christian church has been post
poncd until August @Sth.
Three Party.
MrSdanlcS l.. EVCrle Hnd j. II. SlN"Ft
entertained with n thcHtr" party Thurs
dav evening ct the Victoria theatre IN
honor o! Mcedamcs May Stupp. ot New
ark. y. J., ana Lee BrySon. OF Los An
crlrs Calf. who are visiting mere. Al
ter witnessing the PERFORMANCE az In"
Victoria they went to the h"6e7OaN'a
grill. where 4 delicious luncheon was
Removed to Home.
Tho many friends Of Wayne cameron;
who has been I'm the Glendale hospi'aI
for thu past month suffering OF MS
eyes. which w"r" burned when ne pour
ed carbullc acid in them By mistake VIII!
be glad - learn that he has perh re-
moved To- HIS home, and IL dong h:ce'!'
b. & o. Team Left for Maryland.
Tho y K .. team OF this city lett last
evening cOr baltimore and tumDrTIahd'
whrrs they Will play Baltimore SundhN
and Cumberland Saturday. Inc locals
are IN fine Shap" for the games ana
feel confident that they Will be v!ctori-
Gus in both.
Prof. Perry TO Preach.
pror Lee Ferry OF Bethany college,
Viii have charge Of ,h" services sunday
at tho Christian church, ~ the c!ty' lie
mas prepared Nv" ~. ~, ',,",',
ana invites ~ =, 60, u.'' 1rrvcoI
10 ~iVo IA ICi-|-h ~ Cod
Inc members OF '"e N'".C'' ~ .Ea
rhn'T are HnS! pfr1"i' 'i,h . -, G-rcn
mus''aI L" DC ELNrT 80, %!lrg L.',l
county. i".i.e"' g., ,bc'. ,xne,.i 10 hive
.r,,,. y.ry. rrr,rv 4,lrri!ons - render
McM,ohen Personals.
Nc 1~r - I;1ff!ng and daughter
MIC AIico of Cbicura Pa Is the guest
Mise AZ, ~ NJ - {, MrE9addrn. OF
Ht .',o,
''%, S.'"' I,nt ,,d daugr,.r yerr Wis
MIS-. =. h'nl' ~" X?tn.ii,,T ycs,..r.
'i'h6 WIZ" !'''''"N ~
"a! ,..or,o. Rrr,,y bayc
MT am ~, - ,.i.. e,|, ~, wcck
t','' ~
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MAJORSVILLE


Nj. and Mrs. NJ. &. Johnson enter
tnlurd in their usual pleasing manner
Tuesday IN h"ior Of their brother. Mr..
Crawford Johnson. OF CameTson, and
Mrs. Lolita Foslc of Rowlscourg. house
guest Of Mrs. Harsh. The carly part
quot grounds. followed later by music
and indoor games. \ delicious lunch
was served hy the hostess. The fol-
loving persons enjoyed Mother John
scn's hospitality. Mrs. LottA FoEie'
Misses Fairy Harsh, lren" Nhiteman'
Fern Whiteman. Zelda and Al"in How.
ard. Beatrice Mahon. Pearl Plants and
Mary and Mildred Johnson: M"ssrs.
Howard SliERr. willard Mahon Russell
Richmond. Curtis Howard, John Dilie.
Crawford Johnson, George HrT!and'
Ross Reese. William MllIkcn ard Yer
non johnson.
TIL" pennsylvania part Of our neigh
horhood was visited by tho worst
storms O. the season Friday and Sat
urday Considerable damaG" Was done
growing crops by III" hail which fel!
thick and furious Saturday afternoon.
Lightning also did much damage. ON
the John Frye farm ttne large stack
Of hay built on Thursday was burned
Friday evening. On the Workman farm
n stack Of new hay was also destroyed
py lightning.
on SATURDAY.. July 81. Miss Nellie
Myers met with u very peculiar as well
as serious accident at the home Of her
s,cpfather. Nernie Alexander. or near
huntsville. 4 small engine was being
used for domestic purposes. and while
Miss Myers was making some adjust
nent OF the limo shaft her hair. which
was worry long and !uNurian,. became
caught IN the rapidly turning shaft.
one car was partly torn off. and the en-
tire scalp torn away. DR.. LaycOck was
called and Immediately rushed the sut-
rcr,nG gIrl t. the Washington hospi-
tai Later reports are f2NuTapTe, and
thanks 10 the wonderful medical skill
- the present time the young girl s
life will be saved.
Majorsvtus Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross DOMAIN and chill
dreu nf Calls were the guests Of M.
nrd Mrs. LeXie McNinch Sunday.
Miss Annie Atkinson returned Tues
dan from pleasant visit with Mrs.
RCahout OF Elm Grove.
Miss Kathryn steele ~ Narwood
sprut the pRsr week with her grand
rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele.
r J Majors and family Of Roshy' 5
Rock spent their vacation with Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Frye. son Frank
and daughter Marie OF ClaysriNe mo-
tored 70 this place Sunday. whNrn they
gpcrt the day with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas and little
daughter Madalene OF WetrtOn spent
rho week end with Majorsv!lle friends.
Mrs. Tavie Baltzell Of Wlnc Ridge
was quite III sunday evening from
heart afflictiOn.
Mrs. Mary Wilson IS seriously III at