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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Chules Town, w. Va, Will
Give $50 for New Name

WINCHESTER, VA, Oct. A.
The Town Council OF Charles
Town. historic, sent OF Jefferson
county, w. VA. famcd nv the
place where John brown. insur-
rectionist, wns tried. condemned
ana hanged. hus offered $50 ns u
prize to the person who will SUBJ
init the most acceptable new name
for the town.
The similarity OF Charles Town
anu Charleston hns resulted In
all sorts OF COMMISSIONS, and mcr-
chants, manufacturers, furmera
nnd people generally of Charles
Town hive come to tho conclusion
that the mime OF the town should
nc changed. The General An
stmbly xomc ycnrs ago authorized
the name to bc divided into two
"ords, "Chnrles Town." hut rnil-
r0nd, postal and telegraph OIL
clnls and clerks continued to
mnd<e mistakes.
COrpscH intended for Intcrmcnt
at Charles Town have been fire.
qucntly nhIppcd to Charlcxton, the
State capital. A large manufnc-
turing concern Inns refused to To-
cate In Charles Town. hecnunc of
the familiarity or names OF the
capital and the town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS IN
ACCIDENT NEAR DANVlllEI
Car Goes Over hank. InJurIng Woman
md Slightly Hurting
Infant,
Especial to The Times-Dlspntch.l

Especial TO The Times Dlspatchl
DANVILLE, VA, Oct. Airs. W.
j Grccnlcaf was injured and her in
FAINT child Slightly hurt yesterday
evening when ear, piloted by her
husband. went ever the edge of the
road near Stokesland. Mrs. Green
leaf suffered a disiocatcd shoulder.
The accident happened on new
road when another car was passing
MIR. Grccnleaf was on his way from
Jacksonville. Ala. TO New Hampshire
with his family of seven In 4 heavy
limousine. Behind. in an equally
large car. was the luggage and the
servants passcrsby cxtricatcd the
injured woman. and she was removed
TO local hospital. where the shout
der was reset. The injury to the
infant child was not serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
BILLY SUNDAY SPEAKS TO
STUDENTS AND CADETS
Famous Evangelist Addresses
v. NJ. 1. and w. s. Il. Men.
I'm Characteristic Manner.
EULoGIzEs LEE AND JACKSON
Praises Confederate Generals ms Re-
ligious Captains and Outstanding
Figures OF Great Wnr-ShOwn
Through University Grounds.
Especial to The TImcs-Dispatch.l

tSpccial 10 inc Times DlSpatCh.I
LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. a. Rev.
I. revival campaign In Roanoke. mo-
iored tc Lexington today and dcliv-
cred an address In the Stoncwall
Military Institute TO the V. NJ l. ca
diets and to the students Of Wash
ington and Lee University. who were
pcrintendent Of the institute. TO be
present
Billy Sunday was interested by
General Nichols. who said that IL was
his pleasure ten years ago TO pre-.
sent to union meeting OF students
and cadets a distinguished publicist.
moral and relisicus teacher. William
Jennings Bryan. and today II afforded
him great pleasure to Introduce an
ether distinguished publicist and a
more eminent moral and religious
day.
Bin Sundays first words were that
j." had always desired TO stand by
the graves OF General Robert e Lee
and Stonewall Jackson, the great
Confederate chlcftains and relig ious
been gratined. Iio culeglzed these
two great characters as the outstand-
.nh INJURIES or great war. In his
iandress 70 the young men before him
character. combined with Industry
ana perseverance and ovcrcappcd with
rock bottom religion and morality.
These. he declared, were the funda-
Incntals OF usefulness and honor. and
without which NO young man could
none live life OF benefit to his kind
HIS thrilling words were interpreted
with a striking story told In his In
im!table way
Following the address the students
81 washington and Lee sang their
~ L. y. Swing" and the cadets their
~ ]. Spirit. each Joining in the
chorus OF the other. Mr.. Rodehcavcr
ana Mrs. Ashley rendered sweet
song To The delight OF all.
the cadet battalion was rcvie we'd nv
Ir sunday and his party following
the chapel exercises. The visitors
were shown through Washington and
Ice University by Dean Harry u.
campbell and other members OF tho
faculty. Mrs Sunday accompanied
Arr husband to Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

Democratic leader in Southwest Vir-
GINA. also delivered an address. in
which he urged tho election OF Lieu
tenant Handy.
Donald T. Slant, prominent Bris-
tol lawyer and Il former member of
the state Legislature from Washing
ton County. Is Mr.. IIandy's campaign
manager. and he will bring num-
Der of prominent speakers into the
district during the remaining weeks
OF tho campaign. Among those to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

written In this Immediate locality.
Tho fair grounds presented the
usual scenes of activity this after
noon. the exhibition halls being ar
ranged and the midway shows being
erected. a feature this year Is an
exhibit Of automobiles which takes
up the merchants building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

speak In interest of IIandy's candi-
dacy are United States Senators Glass
and Swanson. OF Virginia, and pos
sibly Franklin d. Roosevelt, the
Democratic nominee for the vice
presidency.
The Republicans OF the Ninth Dis
trict are also conducting an active
campaign in the interest of the re-
election OF Representative c. g..
Slcmp. who has represented the dis
trict in Congress for the past twelve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

a dynamite hole at the Pulaski Stone
Company quarries. He was manager
OF the company and was tamping "A
loaded hole when. IL Is presumed. he
struck Il spark.
He died soon after the accident
He leaves widow and several small
Children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

years. number OF Republicans or
national prominence will be brought
into the district to speak In thelin-
terest OF Congressman Slemp. His
friends arc cnfident thoat he will DO
returned to Congress by n substan-
tial majority. The Ninth District Is
Republican leaders are confident that
the Democrats will fail to sweep tho
district into the Democratic column
NOyen,bcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
DANVlLLE FAIR CARRIES
INSURANCE AGAINST RAIN
Is Protected for Such Failing on I'm
Attendance nS storms May
Cause.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.1

DANViLLE. VA, Oct. 1.-THE Dan
willie Fair, which opens tomorrow for
a four-day run, is insured against
rain. IL was learned today. The policy
was signed here with local agents
this morning. Under the terms. if
rain tails I'm any on" ,lay The lnc ~
fair association will be covered by
tn. falling Off OF gate receipts. Com
putations are made on last years at
tendance. The local association is
covered up to $4,000. This is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Flying Not Commercial Success.

DANVli.LE. VA. Oct. 4.-The local
aircraft CORPORATION has found that
commercial fly:ng Is not Il financial
succcss. The machine owned here
and which has been filling fair con-
tracts. returned Saturday, and II was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Hair lead, Cbo,hnn, Init

DANVILLE. VA. Oct. i.-John c..
Blair "f witt. has been chosen
chairman Of the Chatham district
unit OF the Virginia Tobacco Grow
crs' Association. and he has called n
meeting TO be held there Saturday
70 perfect local OrEnnization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
HANDY IS WAGING WARM
NINTH DISTRICT CAMPAIGN
Democratic Candidate for Congress
Enlists support of Many
Prominent Sneakers.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL. VA. Oct. 4.-Bolling III.
Handy. tho Democratic nominee for
Congress In the Ninth Virginia Dis
trict. today addressed large crowd
OF voters at Tarce Springs. Colonel
II. G.. Peters. of this city, prominent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920

the concern would be wound up
without further delay and the ma
chine sold.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Ildstotten.

(Fortsat fra 7. Side.)
umuligt andet end, at Rygterne
om disse vidunderlige Hendel-
ser maa trenge I'D til ale Fol
keslag og blive Genstand for
Tdyb Opmerksomhed og Interes-
Sc.
Farvel, dyrebare Fader; ON
faa Tiger haaber jeg at skulle
omfayne dig. Vi vii da samtale
ON Israels Guds Majestet, Magt
.og Herlighed og lere at frygte,
elske, adlyde og tjene ham, idet
vi erindrer hans Dom over Fa-
rao saayel som over hans eget
Folk, da def havde f~ort9rnet
ham; thi som han handler mod
Folkeslag, vii han sikkert og-
saa handle mod den enkelte. Ly-
dighed er den eneste Vel til
Fred og Lykke for Konger som
for Undersaatter, og den eneste
Sikkerhed for Adgang efter Do
den til Guds himmelske Boliger.
,,hvorhen," som hans Tjener Mo
ses siger, ,,alle Mennesker slut.
telig vii komme, hvis de har
tjent ham trofast paa Jorden,
medens de, der, lig Farao Thot-
meses, foragter ham og hans
Magt vii bliye banlyst for sted-
Sc fra hans Aasyn og ford6mt
til Pinsler uden Ende i Skye
gernes Rige gennem evige Ii
der"
Matte Skyst9tten yere vor
F6rer pm Dagen og Ildst9tten
ON Natten gennem denne Wild
somme Verdenl Med Bon Til
.Gud ON at fore mig i Sikkerhed
til dig og at beware dig sund og
rask, til jeg ser dit Ansigt igen,
underskriver jeg mig som
Din hengivne SON
Remeses, Fyrste af Damascus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Det danske Hospital.

Som allerede for omtalt her
4 Bladet, gaar Diet godt fremad
med Diet danske Hospital j Oma.
ha. Man venter at vere ferdig
til at indvie Diet en- Gang i Sep
TENDER.
bet er en- Glade at e%rfare, at
Danskerne i Acknowledged har
fundet en- Opgave, hyorom de
ale kan samle sig. Selv ON
denne Hospitalssag like er en-
udelukkende kirkelig Affere, saa
er der dog Medlemmer paa
Direktionen fra begge wore dan
ske Kirker.
Direktionen har ogsaa fornylig
henyendt sig til de to danske
Praster j Byen og bedt dem va
retage den aandelige og moral
ske Side af Arbejdet blandt
Patienter og A~rbejdere paa Ho-
spitalet. Dette b9r Diet danske
Kirkefolk im6dese med Glede og
vere villige til efter Evne at
st9tte Sagen.
Man er for Tiden sterkt be-
.skaftiget med at selge Aktier
til en- V@rdi af 100 Doll. pr.
Aktie, og man er godt tilfreds
med Resultaterne a vidt, og
Sagen har varet medt med Vel
Willie og Interesse.
vi haaber, at wort Samfund i
Acknowledged vii vare i Stand
til at give Hospitalet baade H.
melig og aandeEg Stette i en-
nar Fremtid.
Oluf Bondo,
Medlem paa Direktionen.
V. r.. Staby,
Prast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
wrong
with the World?

A new Book on some of the
Great Questions of the Day.
By Rev. G. H. Gerberding, D. D.
You may not concur in every
point. with the Doctor diagnosis /;
and you may not always like his
prescription, but in all events
you want to read his book. Ii
has food for thought.
Price 75c, net.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Blair, Nebr.

\ 1aaA AR0 49,
Hg, der siden de forlod Brook
Eyn, y. Y, har bes9gt deres
SON og hans Familie / Racine,
Wisconsin, hertil. Disk. byder
Mrs. Kildsig velkommen. Past.
sg Mrs. Kildsig Dor m%idlertidig
nos Skov Nielsens, da deres Ind
DO endnu like er kommen.
- Ogsaa / Gaar, Eftermiddags,
Aoldtes der Slutningsfest for
Menighedens Religionsskole. For
fire Tiger siden meddelte vi ON
Slutningen af den danske De-
af denne Skole; Diet var den en-
gelske Del af den, der sluttede
4 Gaar. Der var 80 Born, som
deltog ! Undervisningen i den
aanske Skole, 30 i den engelske.
Oct er Mrs. Past. | NJ. Hansen,
der har holdt Religionsskolen /
Aar. Hun er 10 vel hjemme /
begge Sprog, saa hun var vel
skikket for Arbejdet i en- to.
sprogs Skole. Hun giver Bor-
acne Ros for god Opforsel, Ly-
dighed og Lervillighed. | den
engelske Skole har de lert Styk-
ker / Katekismen, Bibelhistorie
Sg lert flere Salmer. : De gle-
dede sig rigtig we'd Festen i Gaar
81 a. med Lege, men Clans
punktet i Festen syntes at vere
Aftensmaaltedet, hvor de opvar-
tedes med Sm9rrebrod, Katie og
Rage og saa bragte de liver sin
stick, startede bonfire" og
der stegte deres Winer- Polser,
som de saa spiste til deres Smor-
rebrod og Kage.
J. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
:. C. Pierce.
Past. |. NJ. Hansen rejste
Fredag i sidste Uge vestpaa,
hyor han agtede at besege Min
den, Fredericksburg og Upland /
Kearney Co. Nebr., og siden
Brush, Co.. Han havde ogsaa
sRnkt at besege Denver, Colo,
med Diet samme, men paa Grund
af Forfald kan Diet ferst ske Sc
mere.
Fredag i sidste Uge aflagde
Past. J. Petersen fra Fremont,
Nebr., os ct kort Bes9g. Han
var her som Medlem az Direktio-
men for Dan. Luth. Publ. House
Tor at REESE med til Omaha at
se paa ny Presse.
! Sondags Morges we'd Fem
alden, for Folk i Acknowledged
var staaet op, blestes der Brand
alarm. bet var i ct Hus her i
Grant Street, der var udbrudt
HdIos. Ejerne, Mr.. Otis Smyers
eg Familie var Lordag Aften
rejst til Valley, Nebr., saa der
var ingen hjemme. Den naturlige
FeIge var, at Ilden hayde faaet
stark Overland, for den bley
5pdaget af en- Nabo. Og for
Brandkorpset kom til, a der
kun lidt at udrette. Huset brand
he saa godt som ned til Grunden,
90 alt Indboet brendte, deri-
bIandt ct Piano. Ejerne er unge
Folk (Smyers er Urmager), der
for ct Aars It'd siden havde
kebt Huset paa Afbetaling. De
aavde lavt a~ssureret, saa de Eder
stort Tab. ON Ildens Opkomst
xides intet.
Glen like Frilufts-M Missions
agdet j Fremont f0rstkommende
3an1iag. Der bGr komme rigtig
mango her fra Blair og fra Oma-
la og for Resten fra Kennard,
0rum og andre Steder, som like
Egger for fjernt fra Fremont.
Gid dette fgrste Forseg i sit
Slags maa lykkes.
bet err Tirsdag den 10. Au-
gust, vi venter Bes9g af Diet
danske Missionsselskabs Formand,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Hardings Modtagelsestale.
(Fortsat fra /. Side

(fortsat fra J.. Slde.)
Vi maa yere forberedte, a vi
undgaar de skrekkelige 0mkost-
ninger, som vor Forsommelig.
he'd i saa Henseende har yoldt.
Jeg er indie for en- st9rre Han
del med Udlandet, og Regerin-
gen Dor trede stottende til.
Jeg er indie for Oprettelsen
af en- Standard for Immigratio-
men, en- Standard, son tager Sig
te paa at faa code Borgere og
like blot A~rbejdere.
Jeg er indie for, at naar en-
Mand er blevet amerikansk Bor-
ger og har den Anledning til
at komme frem i Verden, som
han har her, skal han ware A
merikaner med hele sit Hjerte.
Jeg er indie for Afskaffelsen af
Bernearbejde og bedre Arbejds-
kaar for Kvinder.
Jeg er indie for, at F9deralre-
geringen skal sette en- Stopper
for Lynching og fjerne denne
Skamplet paa America.
Jeg er indie for, at Federalre-
geringen skal yere med i Ar
bejdet for at skaffe Boliger nok
i Landet.
Jeg er indie for, at Regeringen
skal sorge for, at de Friheds-
bonds og Sejersbonds, SON Ian
diets Borgere k6bte, skal ware
verd saa meget, som der blew
betalt for dem.
Jeg er indie for, at de Skate
byrder, som Krigen har med
fort, skal revideres, saa de pas
ser j Fredstider, og at de forde-
les mere ligt.
Jeg er indie for, at Negrene her
i Landet skal sikres ale deres
Rettigheder, saa de oliver helt
I'D Borgere, hvilket de har gjort
sig fortjent til, idet de har ofret
deres Blod paa Slagmarkerne,
som de andre har gjort.
Jeg er indie for, at Loven skal
gennemferes. Der kan vare for
skelEige Meninger ON 18. Amen.
dement, og Loven, som tager
Sigte paa at gennemfSre Diet, men
der kan like vere Sp6rgsmaal
ON de to Loves Gennemfgrelse,
saalange som de STAIR we'd Magt.
Senatoren tog Ordet for, at de
som mistede deres Helbred eller
blew KrGblinger j Krigen, skal
tages godt ware paa.
/ Slutningen af sin Tale I'D
talte han sig bestemt for, at
Landets Kvinder skal faa Stem
meret, hvilket de vii faa, naar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

Senator Hardings Tale er be
ven kaldt en- ,,Stortale", og det
ser nd til, at den vii forene ale
Republikanere j den felles
Kamp imod Demokraterne. Har-
dingS bestemte Holdning overfor
Wilson's Folkeforbund vii gore
denne Sag til Hovedemnet i Yalg-
kampen, i alt Fald til at be-
gynde med.
Republikanerne, siges der, VII
soge at holde denne yigtige Sag
/ Forgrunden, fordi de mener,
at de der staar paa fast Grund,
og at Demokraternes Kandidat,
Guyern9r Cox vii ,,sege at glenn
me" Ligaen og den Byrde, SON
President Wilson har lagt paa
hans Ryg-
bet siges, at Hardings Pro.
gramtale har gjort en- hel Del i
Refining af at vinde de Progress
sive Republikanere. Montana,
som st6ttede johnson, synes vun-
den for Harding.
Senator Knox: Mine bedste
Lyk6nskninger. Det a en- stark
og yekkende Tale fra EN- alvor-
lig og patriotisk Mand, holdt
paa en- beskeden Made, uden
hyilken ingen Mand er stor."
Fra San Francisco meldes, at
SenatorJohnson siger ON Harding,
at han j sin Tale ,,tog bestemt
Standpunkt j den sterste Sag 4
denne Kampagne, nemlig /
Spergsmaalet ON Folkeforbun-
90 at dette Standpunkt
,,har gjort ON republicans SER
og hans Valg sikker."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Kennard.

Gudstjeneste hver 2den og 4de
SSndag Find. Kl. II. hver Maa-
ned.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

Neste Sondag Klokken 9,15
Sondagsskole, Klokken 1920
Gudstjeneste. Klokken S.45 be-
gynder Korselen fra Blair
Kirke til Fremont for dem som
tager til Missionsmodet. ALE
danske fra Egnen er indbudt.
Onsdag d. 4. August Kvindemo-
de hos Louis Munks og Onsdag
Aften Tabithamede hos ?. X.
Nielsens. Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

cen Stat mere ratificerer Amen
dementet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

Eft Par kostbare Briller og en-
Paraply, som blew funden efter
A~arsmedets Slutning kan faaes
af Ejermanden, we'd at henvende
sig til Mr.. N. S. Nielsen, Hut.
Crimson, MINI.
j. TIL. Lund.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Husbestyrerinde soges.

En- aldre dansk, retired Far
mer onsker en- eldre, dansk, tro-
ende Husbestyrerinde. Bladets
anviser Adressen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
IMPROVED FARME
vi HAIR TILSALGS

nogle udmnrkede, code Farme i sstlige
Nord Dakota. Nogle Aylinger betaler
for Landet. Rigeste Jord i Northwestern.
Lave Priser. Ner Marked. Nok Regn.
S~kandinaviske Settlementer. Skriv ell
Ter kom. Morken-Shaw Land Co,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
KoM TIL OTTER TAIL COUNTY,

MINNESOTA, for de bedste Godt-
ksb / improved Farme. Udmarket
Jordbund. Klsver er en- Ukrudt. AL
falfa, Majs og ale Gressorter yok-
ser til Perfection. Mejeri og Kyeg-
op~dr@tning vii vedblivende trives.
Code veje. Stsrste Liste over i'm
proved Farme. F%oresperg;
]. l Carter, Fergus Falls, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
M0dekalender.

Iowa Kreds Ungdomsforbund
afholder Ungdomsmode i Des
Moines, Ia, fra BIB. August.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
FRED IMMERGLUcK GRADUATES

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Jos lmmergluck, formerly of Abbeville
low living in Denver, Colo, will be
leased to learn that their son, Fred
gust graduated in law at the age OF
twenty years.
Samson Chauvin visited Mr.. and Mrs
immergluck last week and reports that
. red is now busy with his studies to
take the bar examination, which he
expected to pass this week, and thai
owing to the fact that Fred is not 81
years yet, he viii not be able to get q
license to practice until he is twenty
one.
Mr.. Jos. Immergluek intends that
Fred will put in about year in The
law offices of prominent lawyers il
Denver, after which Fred is to 20 tC
-arvari University to take corporation
.Gws as well as taxation laws.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26

with novel features, full Of
human interest and bound to
arouse the people Of Louis.
lana TO the call OF the kid.
dies.
Today the ministers OF the
various churches in the re.
spective districts OF the state
will press home the necessity
OF providing funds TO con.
struct a permanent home fof
$50 orphan children, and the
Methodist Church Is expect,
ed and will do It's part in
raising the necessary funds
to provide adequate shelter
for the 200 helpless depen,
dent little ones who are now
denied admission because Of
inadequate housing facilities
Sunday night there was a
mass meeting in Ruston. and
a stereopticon exhibition,
Guston has already raised
$4,000 and expects to pass
the $4,000 mark Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday are
TO be devoted to personal so,
hcitation of patriotic, benev.
client citizens for financial aid
In this great campaign. whose
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26

will picture the great need OF
The orphans, and demonstrate
to business men that It Is
good business 10 aid and
save the children.
Friday will be the day Of
days in the intensive week.
AT 8 p. m. Poll Permits Oil.
ers will meet the Ruston
baseball club at Gasser Park.
The Ruston band, the Ruston
Chamber Of Commerce and
citizens OF thA town will in
yade Shreveport and root for
the Ruston team and the
Ruston orphanage. During
the afternoon Guy Empey
will make trick ascent all
over Shreveport, dropping the
appeal of the Riddles from
the clouds.
Friday night. In the city
auditorium, Mrs. Claib Fos'
ter, prominent church and sd.
cial worker, will act as chair.
man of % patronesses at a
function which will include
tie premier presentation of
Guy Employs great orphan
age film story. At this event
the names OF donors OF big
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
SCHhFFER NEW MANAGER.

Frank Nchafcr is % new addition To
hr Ahh'viIic Club, Doe being made the
'iaFcr manager of the team. He take,
ice position + m'rl- held by MIR. F. j
GUAR, who fuJ. that due - his bus
a.,, Le could not absent himself any
-cr. Nr hcmary has been a cleyc,
manager and has taken much interest
ia the team
~.halIcr is holding down second base
anil seems to have lots of pep in him.
Nrhattor has been WmPiring, but was
n'caScd so that hc could take chars,
If .he AbLeviile club.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
MR.. WALTER THEALL.

Mr.. Waiter 1heaii, aged 81 years, :
months and IS dd~s, died in Abbevilla
on Sunaav. June 20th. The funeral
was held Monday evening at O'Clock
from the Bancker Catholic Church
tnterment was made in the Bancker
cemetelt.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26

From indications of the scoring Of
the various team of late, the fans are
in line for some of the best baseball
hat has even been seen. The Louisi-
ana State League is keeping all eyes
ii it, and the night for the lead is get
ing stronger every day. Abbeville is
.aking her tumble now. as has been the
ate OF other teams, but very son we
iii see rising change in the line up.
What makes baseballG
Well, to say it in q few words, we
.lswer that the fans do, Were it not
.or the fans there would be no baseball
LIywhere, SO believe us. if you want
good sport, you can make it. TIE world
% you is only like you make it.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
E. j. LEBLANC SECRETARY.

T. J. Leblanc, one of Abbeville ;
nest wilc-awake baseball fans. has
aiken up the position as secretary
r,asurcr Of the AbDcville Association,
md promises to make the team land
al the lead with bells on.
The second half Of the baseball sea-
son is to be played with four umpircs.
This is intended to avoid the necessity
f depending upon unsatisfactory play
er-umpiring Quite a bit Of complaint
IS held over playcr-umpires, and the
present system will practically elimin-
ate this trouble.
Thursdays game WINS featured by
some Of Clavarie's star playing, and at
= time when good playing was needed.
Bankston pitched a wonderful game
against Lafayette Thursday in the Sec
ond game, holding them to shut out
for thirteen innings, aud at that the
1bbeville boys failed to score. The
game was finally called on account o.
darkness.