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ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM APRIL II TO APR
Cunners at Seventeen Fathom Bank and the

Cunners at Seventeen Fathom Bank and the
Farms.
Away out on the Seventeen Fathom Bank
and at the Farms, two OF the famous off
few cod and goodly number OF backfish
on each trip we'll any quantity Of large
cunners. The blackfish are large, running up
in some instances to ten pounds, and on days
favorable to fishing the catch per man runs
into two figures. Time was, and not so long
ago, when the gunner or bergsll; sometimes
called "chogset,' was despised BY the salt
water anglers and this fish considered
nothing short OF nuisance. ic had habit
OF stealing the bait meant for blackfish or
cod and no simply nippcd II off the large
hook.
Nov they use a special hool. Tor his capture
and small bait and when he comes aboard
he ts carefully slowed away IN the fisher
mans basket or bag. The special time for
cunners is late fall. just before the cod ar
rive. and early spring, between the floundei'
set this year. for the biackfish were here all
through the mild winter, and when Gunner
springtine arrived the blacks were there, too.
DO NOT overlook the fact that the Gunner
has excellent qualities aud Il a delicious pan
fish. n you do. you will be allowing some
thing good to get away from YOU. Az for
the habits OF this little aud sometimes fairly
large toothsome fish, which has ca armed for
itself the popularity to which i is entitled
II associates with blackfish and scabass and
makes II home about the rocks and lodges in
the Mysterious deep. Goldfish feed on them
and n rule whore you find cunners ~ the
cod season you also find cod.
When fish were more plentiful IN the ser
hereabouts and deep sea fishing not indulged
IN 10 any marked extent until May, inany
OF those who did 70 ont used various de-
vices TO fool the cunuers. and one or the pop
u!ar methods at that time was 10 wraI
pieces OF SKINNER and broken crab bait "
a piece OF red flannel. making q small pouch.
and tying Il above the top hook. The theory
was that the cumlera were attracted TO this
and attacked II. leaving the remaining baits
for the fish for which they w. intended.
Times have changed and the Gunner ha.
come into Ills own. One OF the regulars
whose cheering face is well known along the
w stor front Of Sheepshead Bay. said TO tht
writer "A few days ago: 'T used to despise
tho cunncrs or bergaila. ne We called en-. snt
canned the little fellows many time for
being nuisance. Now ! make special trips
FOR them and am glad when the time arrives
10 git down and enjoy them
Some OF the cunners that came into Sleeps
head Bay iast fall ran above two pounds. ant
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POLO POPULAR AT PINEHURsT

stcc.oi Dcspotois 70 TUE NEW YoRK HERAtr.
PrNEHURsr, y. G.. April fo.-The
most Interesting games played yeater-
day and to-day in Pinehurst's first an
nuai polo tournament were an eight
chukker match In which the sand liills
polo Club defeated the Camden polo
team by ? goals TO 4. and another IN
which the Camden poiolsts triuinphed
over the Camp Jackson team ny goals
10 4. two Of the goals credited to Camp
jackson being allowed By handicap.
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CLOSE SHOOTING AT
LARCHMONT TRAPS
A. L. Burns Wins After Tie
With +. j. McCohiII.

A. L. Burns and T. J. McCahill tied
for the high scratch prize in the week
end shoot OF the Larchmont Yacht Club
Yesterday. Each had 96 out of pos
sibly 100 targets, shooting from scratch.
on the shootom the trophy was taken
h. tho first named gunner. who ran 25
targets straight, one more than Nc
Cahill. Fivo gunners tied for the high
handicap cup. They we're J. ". French,
T. n. vanderveer. A. Baxter Jr., +. A.
Moore and A. Z. Alley All had fun
scores Of 100 targets The shoot off was
taken by French. The scores:
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WINS GOLF TROPHY.

PHOENIX. Ariz., Aprii t0.-Dr. james
Vance of FL Paso won the Southwestern
golf championship from Hy Corbett OF
Tucson. over the San Marcos course AZ
Chandler. near here. to-day, UP and
BY reason OF his victory, his third in the
Southwestern tournament. Dr. Vance be-
comes permanent noldcr Of the South.
western Golf Association trophy.
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WINS AN AMATEUR GOLF TITLE

Los ANGELES. April io.~--Dr. Paul
Hunter Los Angeles, state amateur
champion, to-day won the southern Calf
fornia amateur golf championship by
defeating his cousin, Robert Hunter.
also OF Los Angeles, ) and 4. on the
links Of the Los Angeles Country Club.
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BoyNroS GOING N BUSINESS.

Spcclal DesOnfch % THE NV YORK HnhAtb'
ANNAPOLIS. April to.--During his Nialt y
Annapolis yesterday Benny Boynton. the All
American back. who played centre field for
Williams against the Naval Academy last
Saturday reaffirined hts statement mat ne
win not enter West Point next year, but WI
90 into business,
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RRooKLy~ wowr~ WIN.

Tho basketball team ~ the Womcn's Atb.
ietic Club Of Brooklyn. which has beer
swing . sood account o. ITSELF nll season.
defeated the QUlutc. ~ Ulc Western uiToB
AZ the tsirs' High School last Friday night
Thc score was 4 70 10.
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MARTIN ~ WESLEYAN COACH.

MrDDLETOwN, Conn. April i0.--John r.
Martin. former Oberiin College athists, ha.
University, " was announced tonight By
rr. Edgar Tauver, director Of athletics.
Martin was assistant football coach last fall
The sthiotic council siso has reelected him
roach ~ fho track fean Paul q. Frey. also
former Ohoriiu player, has been named
roach ~ ta eehn y and haatetbail.
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NIKE GIBBONS ~ MATCHED.

MINNEAPOLIS. April tO.--Mike Gibbons,
81. Paul middleweight boxer. has been signed
10 appear in = ten round bout here on April
2f or 2c, II was announced here tonight
His opponent win be Chuck WigEins Of In
dia napois. n will be gihbonss first fight
IN preparation for his proposed battle still
LohnnY Mllaon. mLhdln.-rlaht chafnr-on-
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WOMEN SCORE WIN RIFLE.

p1NEtUrST \. =. April Jo.--Miss Blsi,
nwa ded the fist luizc fcl the Fcek's riff,
contest at tho pinchurst Gun CLUB tor hel
poirts. Mrs. VI. ". Moles OF Montreal and
Mrs Martha Holiday of Indianapolis tooii
second snd third honors, with la and 49,
Dotuts respectiseiN.
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AMATEUR rocNrr nrrIIAnp rore>r,

Thls week VIII witness tho finals IN tho
amateur championship In tho pocket billiard
tournament in Boyle's. The tourney IN on
annual event promoted by American Amateur
Billiard Association. Last season the tltle
vas won by Morgan Hughes and from pres
ent Indications he IL apt 70 repeat. In to-
nights match Arthur simsi OF Brooklyn will
play Courtney Wood. Ths standing is as
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STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Aprf fo.--A fresh
i.lan ons mile relay team that can defeat
tile varsity y The boast OF Coach Bill Martin
Of the Penn State track squad. who prom
te- 20 send hie yea Rings after the fresh
!. IN championship of America at the Penn
f,aays this year. Allen Hellfrich, tho Yonk-
- High School boy Who was on tho United
states Olympic team, and Jimmie Moore, the
gegfD from Peabody High echooi, Pittsburgh,
- t~o OF Tho best quarter miiers 10 enter
tie hsututisn. and both viii DO under fifty
Z. -or>ds for their quarters.
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rnANK MTRREY ro RrN.

sthictc. Iirnmy o'nrfer of rourhlin Lvreum
rnd A r. Neircr of che Kriri1ts ot s.,
ANTONY arr tre rsrr- Manned for tns v,vf.
- ne rsr1s~ % ne Twortv-thfrd Infantry
n nrrnkivn nert srturfsv. The ffeid for
'fe vfefan''r ~rTi ~ ,nrTe~ ~-sf N s'r r-In
nsrt before startirT tfrn.l
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UNION COLLEGE vs.. ARMY NINE.

SCHENECTADY April fo.-Unicn College
will open its baseball season wsdnesday
sgslnst the Cadets ~ west Point. The
early outlook wnr somewhat dubious, but
iss vsek tss boys did SONS remsrkabiy
rood work, Under the direction Of Co-ch
cram, = former Brown University tvirleis
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The summary

Position. Name. Club nap. Time.
&c. Tho'pson. st.chris,ophcrA.c .c.5:to s5 ~
Wv. Boak. Mohawk A.C. ........5s0 34..0
&C. W. Rapp. Mohawk A.C... 500 - -
4--J. Mccarthy. 81. Jeromes c.C.5:i5 80 :05
81. Brooks. Mohawk a. C......4:W 32;.,a
CT. 2: Hynes, Mohawl! a. O.. :oo 3:5e
T-v. Miller, Harbrook H. A. C..4:A5 - -
st. Dennis. Jr.. Mohawk A. C..5;i2 1910
p-P. .zabiudofsky. Morn 'gside A.C.2:s5 $50
ii--w Jackson. st. Christ ph'r ACHE aa:sa
i.-F. Yaeter. Mohawk A. C..... 80 81 ~
i3-J. Cain. Mohawk a. C........4:30 34:55
ii4-G. J. cressIti, s.. v :. a. c.5:n Ss:25 2,
Others Who covered the course were; N
Dennis, Mohawk a. G. 6;t5l, 500: r Bor-
Mohawk 4. c fs). - 80: =. 'rraveleua No.
hnwi; a. =. t2:s5. 80 %: q. philpson, Pas
tim. a. q. Ce:is, 3s:ee; ". J. Dvyer..nIo-
tine A. G. f3b. $3.50: I. wright 81 Jeronas'a
r. z. t5:i5l. aS.Og w. Anderson, ST. Tary's
g Z ts;ls,; 49,; ~ RegnS2las s, Jerome
4 %st % ~ ssl Lehman Lehman MSrninssSs Srninsslas
@ s. ;sI2 s.,s y ssasr spsssr' ~ N0Jnl.ssf. Tn.s.
A. O. 30. 3S.fs: g. Jackson. Alpha r. 9. 9.
~, sc :bs; J. wibors. Mohawk 4. g. u;sol
$40: r. Tiiterton. Mohawk A. G. (rcrntchl .
s2.7i j. Mctcughlin. 81. Jerorne's 9. q.
(s,, ss:24; =. Mccuinns-s. Mohawk a z.
s.ss,s sss'% % pssss;on ssco j. HarSrS9. a1rs2
Morninrsids Morninrside 4. q ei,. as sa W aisddns
,;ienooe A. G. 6;fsl. 81 20: n. Collins. ST.
81 vincent Ferrer's A. e. Cssisl. 3s.2l:
sfivers;ein. Glencoe a. g. tscratchl. &:li
n Mitchell. e. Christopher A. g. ~. 3t:fTt
y. Arnieiter, Pas'irne \. g. I3;sD. ~ ~ )
criiran ST Jeromo's G. Q. t5,i5l. asa: "
Rosen. Morninrside a, &. q ;3nl. 35;2s; y.
Tayior, Aloha p. G. n.f5, sa:t7; ". s'oak.
v sweeney. ~ Vincent re-rer's a. q. rHl
N rs: A. sis,i, Glencoe A. g. C5:t5). ~ -
Team score--MoNawt A. O.. ?, 3, ., !;
"a. %. 2s: total. as points. et. .r-rone.r 2.
n. 4 II, rs. tp, 70; total. y points. Morn
ineside A. c.. =. 49, 10. II. ~: total "
nrinfr 81 Vincent Terrrr~s A. q. ". ~
- a. 2S. total ~ points.
rfrat tine prizc won hv Frank Titterton,
vohav.t A. C. second fast time prize wor
hr u afrCuirnes-. Mohs-k a. g.
rgrsf novice nrize Won ~ r. y. Cres-rti
81 vincent r'errev'- :. g.. second novice
ptl4c wou by ~ rsnr's Mohawk &
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trEIRER.. REIEAsFD BY ours.

KANSAS CITY, April To- Bernard \. Fret
berg Of tho Chicago Nationals tonight was
released 10 tho local American Association
club. Freiberg. who Il both an outfeldci
and nsiclder, has been with the CUBS two
seasons
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TUuTss HrADrocK vor R.rRrD.

DETROIT. April fo--Ed tStranglerl LeTris.
champion heavyweight wrestler, has bean
me tched for bout hero newt Friday with
Bob Nnbogoes Of Chicago. The deadlock
~ was said. was not 70 be barred.
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WINNERS.

High Scratch--R. s. Smith.
High Handicap-F. A. Schaufier.
Bucrmeyer cup-A. p. Bennett, F. A. Sic
bert, !. r. Cope, r. Hall and X. S. Smith.
Distance Handicap-T II. Lawrence and
=. A. Sebert.
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AMArErRs TO roy

Nev vo-k Athlete CLUB viii hold Ar
rinafrur hoHnw tournament next THURSDAY
evening There @iii W four n1ea IN each
bounds. Registered A. A. " amateur bov
destrinw 20 compets are reuueeted "a
communicate with p. Jsvine. 100 broadway.
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Residents Of New York Do Not Require =
License to Fish In This state.

A number OF inquiries have been received
by telephone and letters In THE NEW YORK
HERALD office as to whether resident Of
this State requires license to fish for trout
Residents do not require any such license
but non-restdents are required to take out =
license costing S2.50. In some way a repor I
has gone about that bill had been signed
which would make license necessary for
all fresh water anglers. II such q bill hs :
gone through. word Of Il has been re-
ccived by the Rod and Gun editor.
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the time 20 dispose of your old ops. Use
ne Automobile DIRECTORY N TNs u.-id',
Want "A. section --tfr.
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Fred wrexe to BE skipper Of the BIIcu This
Sensou.

Probably there is no man in the dsep sea
fishing game who has owned and operated
more fishing boats than Fred Wrcge OF
Sheepshead Bay. Certainly no one has owned
as many In the same space OF time as no.
He now comes forward with the statement
that he IL going to run the Bijou this season
for q. Gordon MacCully, the owner.
As an all round salt water boatman wrcse
has few equals. for not only does he thor
oughiy understand internal combustion en-
He will put the Bijou In shape for the fish
ing sea son and have her ready for operating
within n short time.
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~ tho market fov . good ussa ears see
Aufcmobus Errhsrxs On r1~ Hsrsid'e
Wsnt I'D. p~sss-xdn
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Coach Joe Wright q Penn has Sc
lected his two crews. The varsity VIII
be stroked by Willie Mitchell. who
weighs but 143 pounds. He is probably
tho llghtest stroke oar Penn has ever
had. In the varsity shell with Mitchell
will be waidner, No. z: Chambers. No. s;
Leifield, No. 8: Wheeler. No. q; swan,
No. 3: Williams No 2. and Jellneck,
bow Chase viii replace Dayton as cox
swain.
The second varsity. which win row
in the Junior race against the Ellis, will
be stroked by Bill Copeland OF Portland,
Orc, who was No z In the varsity last
year. His crew mates will he Guenther,
No. 4: Rugh or Strife, No. s: Rosen-
burgh. no. s Singer. No. 4; Loosen No.
8 Darby. No. 2; Roberts, bow, and Gil
lotte. coxswain. The later was The var.
sity selection last year.
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one day when the Captain Joe III. landed with
great lot of them aboard, Capt. Archie
Buckner said that he did not remember ever
having seen larger cunners than were taken
on that trip.
Metropolitans Had Good Luck at Fire Island.
The Metropolitan Fishing Club made It's
first trip from Babylon for the 1921 season
on the Viola and they fished at Fire Island
Inlet. The catch for the day was 430 floun-
ders. romc OF them up 10 IL pounds. Henry
Hinner landed the heaviest fish. founder
Weighing pa pounds, and he won the first
prize for the heaviest fish, The high hook
man was IT. Smith, the commodore OF tho
A. Lodge had rs; other catches were abol .
30 WSliam Walter, tho cabin boy took
second prize. Tie stuck TO the coffee pot,
the home brew. A. SCHWARTZ. Secretary
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II Is high time that the turbulent ele-
ment that seeks to start a riot II de-
cision by judges does not dovetail with
their bets was squelched. If the bout
goes the limit these boisterous persons
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Mrs. Frank Love of Hughes, was the guest of Mrs. D. F. Hilton last Tuesday.
 See J. J. Pennebaker for screen ing, glazing and repair work. Post office box 434. *tf
 Mrs. Max D. Miller left last week for Oklahoma where she is visiting relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Cook have moved into their attractive new bungalow.
 Mrs. Houston Potts has returned from visit to Mrs. Dick Ray in Memphis.
 See J. J. Pennebaker for screen ing, glazing and repair work. Post office box 434. @tf
 Mrs. J. F. Proctor of Parkin, Ark, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam Frazier.
 A. B. Lawson of the E. J. Beaz- ley Company, spent Tuesday in Memphis on business. 2
 Mrs. w. K. Johnston was in Hele- ma Tuesday, as it was necessary for her to consult an oculist.
 We are equipped to handle all auto repair work. We carry parts and accessories. Griffis & Newborn Garage. @1s
 H. R. Futrail, a former resident of Soudan, but now of Tennessee was in Marianna Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. P. s. Morgan ane children will leave in the morning for a visit in Greenville, Ky.
 Rev. and Mrs. William Sherman of Forrest City were guests of Rev and Mrs. w. c. House last Friday
 Mrs. H. L. Boyd and son ot Kosciusko, Miss. are guests of Mrs Boyd's sister, Mrs. Houston Potts.
 Miss Virginia Dupuy entertained informally Friday evening with 1; dancing party at her home in com pliment to the Earle basketball team, who were defeated by tn, Marianna team in game Frida! evening.
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E. w King is taking a vacation in Hot Springs.
 See J. c. Williams for monu- ments. *tf
 Circuit Claywell was a visitor in Memphis Sunday.
 Rev. George Mckee is visiting his father, Chas. Mckee.
 Rev w. K Johnston preached at Gill Thursday evening.
 James Ousler of Forrest City was in Marianna Wednesday. Mrs. E. J. Beazley and Miss Lou Myers spent the week end in Mem phis. If you contemplate buying mon- ument, talk to J. c. Williams. %tf
 Dr. and Mrs. W. s. Beatty, of Vineyard, were in Marianna Fri day.
 Miss Anna Garrett is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edmond Beaz- ley.
 Judge E. D. Robertson was in Little Rock last week on business trip.
 If you want any concrete work, dirt moving or excavating, see W. o. Lloyd. *tf
 Miss Martha Mckee, who has had siege of fever, is able to be out again.
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Mrs. Burk Mann was called td Forrest City the other day by s message stating her mother, Mrs. Jas. Russell, had fallen and broken her left arm near the wrist.
 The members of the Latoka Book Club and several extra guests en- joyed a meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs 0. c. Sutton, hostess. Among the features of entertain-- ment was a valentine contest in which Miss Pearl Mann with the aid of bow and arrow captured the greatest number of hearts. A de- licious salad course was served at the close of the afternoon,
 Miss Marjorie Atwater was at home last Saturday afternoon to the members of the Jennie Wrenn Club and their dolls. The dolls were in gala attire and their artistic val- entine costumes reflected credit to the members of this club, that was named for Jennie Wrenn, the dolls dressmaker, one of Charles Dick ems characters. In valentine con- test Mamie Cotter won the prize ana IIdIlltt W all tHc The tavors were valentines. Tempt ing refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. =
 Mrs. Bettie Gean, aged 70 years, died on last Saturday night at the home of her beother-in-law, F. B. Crawford, in north Marianna. She had been practically an invalid for thrnA Tuvf k.l years ago, following the death of her husband, she came to Marianna from Lafayette Springs, Miss, since which time she had made her home with MT. and Mrs. Crawford She was a member of the Baptist church in Mississippi and had lived a con- secrated Christian life. Funeral services over her remains were held at the grave in Cedar Heights cem-. etery Sunday afternoon by Rev. C.. l.. Hammock and Rev. W. K Johnston.
 l have had many years exper- lence Tn concrete work and believe l am thoroughly qualified to give you perfect satisfaction. See me if you contemplate having any work of this kind done. w Q. Lloyd
 If
 The members Of the official board of the Methodist church and their wives met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. k. Hancey. The monthly business meeting of tha official board was held first followed by the quarters " conference which was presided over by Rev William Sherman of Forrest City who is the presiding elder of the Helena district At the close of the business meeting d de- lightful social hour was spent dur- ing which refreshments were served. The attendance was good but a few of the members were unavoidably absent Those who were present were Mir. and Mrs J. o. Payne, Mrs. and Mrs. j. e. Allen, Mir and Mrs. J. w. Patton, Mir and Mrs. Il. B. Cobb, Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Blair, Nr and Mrs. G. r. Newborn. MT. and Mrs. J. Benham, Mir. and Mrs. Js H. Payne, Messrs. J. E. Strain, H. D. Bogart, H. B. Der rick, Sir, Rev. and Mrs w, C. House, Rev. and Mrs William Sherman and Mrs. A. c. Rauscher.
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See J. J. Pennebaker for screen ing, glazing and repair work. Post office box 434 @tf
 Mrs. Doddridge McCulloch left last week for Little Rock to join her husband and will remain until the legislature adjourns.
 Our coal bills are due. So are your light, power and water bills. Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you. Peoples Electric Com pany. *tf
 Born-On Tuesday, February 15, to Mir. and Mrs. A. A. LaGendre, a fine baby boy. MT. LaGendre is manager of the People Electric Go. Mrs. Coulter, of Wynne, secre- tary of the missionary society of the Helena district, was in Marianna Tuesday, the guest of Mrs. F. M. Flippin.
 To auto owners: Let us repair your car, first class work. We car " accessories, tires and tubes. Griffis X Newborn Garage. SIS
 Mrs. F. E. Talley, of Marianna, Ark, formerly of Memphis, has been for few days the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Memphis News-Scimitar.
 The first notary public comms- sion issued to woman in Lee county was received Monday by Miss Sara Panich, clerk in the office of Sheriff CallaWay.
 Our coal bills are due. So are your light, power and water bills. Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you. Peoples Electric Com pany. stf
 Chas. Stemac, well known mer- chant and ginner of Gill, who lost his right arm in gin accident sev- eral weeks ago, was in town Tues day for the first time since his mis- fortune.
 Mir and Mrs. w. P. Harris went to Memphis yesterday to hear Alma Gluck last night. From Memphis Mrs. Harris went to Biloxi, Miss, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Lucille Benson.
 Our coal bills are due. So are your light, power and water bills. Pay now at our office. Bring your bill with you Peoples Electric Com pany. If
 Mrs. " D. Newborn has return ed from Culver Ind, where she was called on account of the Illness of Banks who is student there Banks friends are glad to hear of his rapid recovery
 Send your clothes to the Santex Cleaners. We clean anything. Service is our mot to. *tf
 Miss Berenice East entertained her Three Table Bridge Club Wednes- day afternoon. The prize for high score was awarded to Miss Macon Derrick At the close of a number of interesting games refreshments were served.
 The H. B. Derrick building onI West Main street, at one time oe- cupied by the old Lee County Mo tor Company, is being remodeled and put in shape for modern ga rage and machine shop to be oper- ated by J. E. Woolsey.
 Mrs. H. l.. Watwood and children will arrive next week from Cleve- land, Miss, to make Marianna their home. Mir Watwood is travelling in this territory for I. J. Cooper Rubber Company of Memphis and will visit Marianna quite often.
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t5IocZalNgws! $!

Mrs. A. A. McClendon spent Fri day in Helena.
 Mrs. J. o. Payne entertained the Embroidery Circle yesterday after noon.
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Social Calendar

18-Banquet of Galloway Hende
 Hendrix colleges in this districts, Elks Home Friday, 1S-Dephian Society with Mrs. c. E. Dagge Monday Feb of Missionary
 cety with Mrs. W. A. Thornton. Tuesday, 22-Amicus A. G. Samuels. 22Margaret Clark Chapter Children the
 federacy Gordon and Wood Nixon Tuesday, 22--LAnguile Chapter, A. R. A.
 c. Rauscher.
 Wednesday, Feb 23-Fonghtly Club with Mrs G. Thursday Feb 24-Woman's SelfCuture High School Friday, Feb 25-D C. Chapter, U C., with
 D.
 Saturday, 26Wlam Bbb Chapter A. R. with
 
 Monday 28-Young Ladies Club Monday 2S-Westmnster Circle Tuesday, March 1-Civic League, Elks Home, Saturday
 School
 Friday March 11Iaoka Book Club with Mrs w A. Thornton