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The Era-leader., 1921-06-02
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS

LpulSlaud, met III Speclal session
at the court house in the town Of
Franklinton on the above date
with the following members in
attendance: R. II. Spring, GIN.
Tate, T. D. Foil, j. R. Leslie,
B. ]. Williams, R. R. Jenkins,
Louis Grain, S, S. Thomas, and
}. A. FendlaSon.
Absent: J. H. Cassidy aud
H. 0. Seal.
The meeting was called to or.
der by the President, J. R. Les
lie, and he announced the pur-
pose Of the meeting was to dis
cuss an ordinance creating a tick
eradication district.
A motion was offered by G. M.
Tate and duly seconded by R. H.
Spring and carried, the following
ordinance was unanimously adopt
ed.
Whereas, a large number of
cattle owners, tax payers and cltl-
Gems of Washington Parish, La,
residing within the limits of the
territory hereafter described and
desirous of an opportunity to dip
cattle under regulations fixed by
law and under supervision of the
| Louisiana Live, Stock Sanitary
Board and y. S. Government in
spection; and,
Whereas, 1t is not deemed ad'
visable to undertake cattle Dip
ping throughout the entire Parish
of Washington; therefore,
Be it ordained by the Police
jury of the Parish of Washington.
Louisiana, that "Cattle Dipping
District Number One" in the Par
ish of Washington be and il is
hereby created with territorial
limits and boundaries as follows,
to-wit;
Begin on West Bank of Pear
River at the point where north
line of Headlight No. 4q, Town
ship 2 s. R. IA intersects said ri
, YER; thence West along said head
right line to East line of Section
T, 10, same township and range
!. thence North to Northeast CORNER
. of said Section 10, thence Wes
on north line Of Section 10 t
range line between ranges IL an
e IA: thence west on north lines Q
g Sections "A, %, q, 81, 20 and Is
i Township 2 S. r. 13: to rang
it line between Ranges II and 13
A. thence South along said Rang
s line to intersection Of Franklinto
It Pearl River Highway; thenc
At west course along said Highwa
to where same intersects the ives
= line Section %, 7. 2 s. r. II
: ! thence North along West line
| Section 25 and "a to northea
/ corner of Section "a, same towr
ship and range; thence we
along north line of Sections Z
and %, same township and ran
to Lawrence's Creek; thence
and along said creek and the We
prong thereof to the township Ii
between Townships l and 2. ran
HI; thence west along said tow
ship line between Townships
and 2, Ranges IL and 10 to Bog
! Chitto River; thence southern
course down said Bogue Chi
River to the South line OF
Parish of Washington; ther
East course along South line
the Parish Of Washington
! Pearl Rivers thence up and ale
Pearl River to the point OF beg
ming.
J Re it further ordained, OF
that the said Cattle dipping I
trict No / as herein createe
created for the purpose OF cal
ino on therein systematic dlpp
Of cattle, horses, mules, etc.,
The Era-leader., 1921-06-02

A minister, with pistol in hand,
saved wounded prisoner iron
a mob in a Hattiesburg hospital.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
ANDALUSIA CLUB HAS BUNCH OF HARD
HITTING BATTERS FROM AUBURN Tech
Bombay Win Retire
hind Him Left Him in Bad HOe-Ryan Was Hit
Freey-Locals Also Smash Long Hits.


II anyone who was in the vicinity
Of Maxent park yesterday afternoon
thinks the Andalusia club Is a paper
baseball team there Is something
wrong with his eraniums The locals
won. 8 70 4. al right but Andalusla
outhit Ryan's men 70 2 and even
landed on the old master himself for
four siashlns drives. two Of them
doubles.
Pensacola players contributed the
two outstanding features OF the game.
one Of these was Russell Scarritt's
home run which be golfed over the
right field wall The ether was a
fiashy double play pulled BY McMur-
ray. Cradaock and ynlar which halt
ed the Andalusia rally in the nth In
ming when the bases were fun ana
only one man cut.
Bombay started for Pensacola and
worked nicely all the time he was IN
the box. Until the fifth the visitors
we're runlesa. but IN this frame after
Gibson had grounded out 60 McMur-
ray. Llaaon crashed the pin through
the box for a single. The umpire took
no chances and made a mud dive 20
miss the screaming bail. Richardson
duplicated Gibs0n's hit. Scott was
then safe on McMurfay's error. Glib
son scoring. MeMurray tried % get
Riohardson az second bat was just a
hair too slow. Lassiter's groumder
waa MESSED up by Sanchez and the
bases were fun again. shiriing then
hlt % MeMuray who threw 20 Grad
deck forcing Lasslter. Craddock'a peg
70 first caught shirliuE 70 rthe second
out u the double play.
Bombay got through the sixth with
uuf much trouble. IN the seventh Lid
don again started the trouble BY sin
cling to right Richardson drove q not
one through the box. Liddon scored
when Scott was safe on McMurray'a
tumble I.assiter was given a life
when his grounder TO McMurray was
handled % Craddock. forcing Scott
Shirling walked. filling the bases
Ryan called Bombay out OF the box
and went IN 20 replace him. lie famed
Creel on called strikes. Richardson
scored on 3 wild pitch Jackson then
whitfield.
In the eighth Brown and Gibson
doubled @ the right center field wall.
Brown scoring. MouIfon. who had re-
placed Lidaon. famed. Richardson
singled TO left field. Gibson tried %
score on tbe biz but was out az the
plate On close decision. Harry Scar
rift % Turnbull. Scott flied TO right.
In the ninth Laaalter singled shlrlIng
and creei famed and Lassifcr was
caught stealing
Pensacola started making runs ~
the second session. Nlllar hit to the
box and beat out the throw. Turnbuu
sent him down with a neat sacrifice. |
craddock was out. Richardson 20 Las
sitter. Sanchez singled sharply 20 /
right. scoring vniar. Bombay fouled /
10 Gibson.
Until the sixth the locals had 70 be
conteu. with one run. Russell Scarritt |
started the rally IN the sixth with a |
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CHALLENGER RESTS
ACCOUNT OF HEAT
INDUCED Only IN Light Road Work and
later Was Entertained.

MANHAssET. June 24-Drivcn "a
rest b. the swelterinE heat. Georges
Carpenter INDUCED only IN iigh,
road session this morning and per-
mittod himself 70 be entertained IN the
Afternoon.
Trainer Wilson took Georges % the
woods Immediately after be had TN
ished breakfast and kept him hustllnx
Tor more than two hours. They re-
turned 80 the camp at ten thirty
O'Clock. Carpenter perspiring freely
and whlstiing as be- hurdled the last
fence on his way home
The heat became 50 intense at noon
that Trainer Wilson declared an after
noon OF idleness for Georges. Then
the telephone rang Willie Lewis. one
~ the most ardent admirers Of Car
pentier, said he was coming out with
a bunen ~ entertainers Wilson told
him % come ahead. The party ar
rived shortly after two o'clock.
There was iazz band. some dane
ers and a number Ct singers. They
tuned up and were going al fun speed
Is minutes after their arrival The
performance continued for more than
two hours.
Carpenter applauded every number
and when Il was over be said he was
delighted.
The visitors were sent away at Eve
O'Clock and Carpenter asked Trainer
Wilson 20 50 20 the posgoffice for his
mail The trainer returned with both
arms nin and after dlnner Georges
occupied himself. vita the letters until
q vas time to retire. There were
messages from all parts 81 the world.
mostly from veterans 81 the world
war. wishing him good lack July q
There were packages containing candy.
books and everything imaginable. lie
remarked that the same thing hap
ponea every day and that ne had
real enjoyable hour after every dinner
reading what his friends had 60 say
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touches on his condition for the de-
Tense Of his title against GEORGES Car
pcntier AZ Boylos Thirty Acres q week
from Saturday. Tho champion has
reached the peak OF his training IN a
highly satisfactory manner. his hand
iers say and WIN pull on the gloves
only four more times before crawling
into the ring 20 face the European
title holder.
Dempsey celebrated his birthday BY
taking a complete rest as far as rou-
tine training e. concerned. Fe slept
later than usual abandoned his road
work and ioafed around his camp un-
81 late n the afternoon reading SOC
or more teleGrams extending birthday
greetings and wishing him good luck
in his coming championship contest.
Carpenter and his manager. Des-
camps. were among tho first to re-
member the champion on his birthday
Many happy returns Of the day"
was Carpenters message
Descamps sent d similar greeting
From his mother ia Salt Lake city.
Dempsey received q message 20 which
he had looked forward al day She
wished him good luck with all Of a
mothers affection.
Dempsey jumped on the scales this
morning and II was announced that
the scales registered fs2 pounds He
hopes % scale around the 100 pound
mark when he strips FOR action.
The champion was entertained to-
Night BY newspaper correspondents.
vaudeville actors and sazz band
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
GUN CLUB HOLDS
EXCELLENT SHOOT
Mobile Visitor Tiea With Forbes fer
High Score az 6ayslrors Traps.

Forbes 81 the Dixie Gun Club and
Mobiles ~ Mobile were tied FOR high
score 81 the weekly shoot ~ the Dixie
Gun Club az the traps on the Bay
shore yesterday afternoon. both gun
ners breaking - ost or 80 elayH. The
shoot was one 81 the most successful
held 30 FAR this season.
Scores for the afternoon were
Forbes. -. Born. 81. -. Dr. Quina.
81 vidal. "a: BlEEs. 40 G. Kupfrian.
-. II. J white. IS Nohles Is. Blounf.
-. Pat Ryan. ~. Thcrnton. a.:
Keefe. as: Robinson. -: Watson. ST..
81. II. D'Alemberts. Jr.. al q. Kup-
frian. "a: Merrill So oiamixon. 20
GarrsSa. -. Touart. 81. Harrcn. 50:
Day -. DR.. Smith. 90. Watson. Jr.
out OF So
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single 20 center Mcvoy flied % sec
ond. villar doubled 20 the left field
wall. Turnhuli's single 20 right scored
Russ and Craddock's single 70 center
sent Villar over Sanchez sent one 10
short and Brown booted II. Turnhull
scoring. Bombay singled 70 the box
and Craddock scored. Harry scarritt
and MeMurray grounded out 20 Rich
ardson.
AIouiton relieved Liddon TO start the
seventh and was met BY Russ Scar
ritt's homer over the right field wall.
The next six men were easy outs
AmdaIusia has an excellent bail
club. Many fans believe the visiting
team f. better than Pensacola end are
looking 70 see the Alabama outfit take
the next two games. There h no
double that All games viii be close aad
the chances favor hard battle today
This afternoons game is called 81 so
o'clock.
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kIwANIS CLUB Il
BEATEN By Y. M. c. A.

The kiRanls Club baseball team
vas defeated 70 b. the Y. N. e. a.
team 81 the Twilight League az East
IAN Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon
The kiuaniaus showed surprising
strength ana gave the leaWaera a real
battle for the entire Eame. The xI-
wanians are scheduled % play ths Ro-
tarians n fhree game serie2 the pro-
eesds 20 - devoted 20 charity.
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LOCALS WIN ALTHOUGH THEY ARE OF
WHITMANS WIN
FROM NAVY YARD
Twilight League Managers viii Meet AZ
Journal office Toniaht.

The Whttmans continued their race to
ward the Twilight leagne pennaut yes
terdny b. winning from the Navy Yard
Employees. % G. IN q aluggins and error
making match az East IAN Playground.
The game was closely contested through
cut. and despite the BIG score, was fun
~ interest.
The league managers viii meet - The
Journal office az O'Clock tonight Tor
the trunsactioE % important business
Yesterdays score
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
DEFUNIAK WINS in
GAME WITH BOMBAY
Tharps and sneed Stage Pitching
Duel in West Florida League.

DE FUNIAK SPRINGS. june IA
DcFuniak defeated Bombay here today.
g 10 S, n a very close game. The
feature q tho game was n three base
hit BY Glenn Bludworth and the pitch
Ing Of Tharpo Of DeFunlak and sneed
Of Bombay. a recruit from Pensacola
Both pitched good ban throughout the
game Tharpo having tho best % g.
Score.
Bombay ssa...ss s0..sss.ss.ss.s - Z Q
DeFunfak -.................. 10 q
Struck out by Tharpa II; BY sneed.
10.
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- Atlantle laaaue.

Charlotte. I Augusta. IL
Creenville. / Columbia. 8.
Spartanburg. 8 Charleston. IL.
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Jersey CITY. :; Buffalo. Il
Newark. 9 Toronto. s.
Readins. Z Rochester. S.
Baltimore. s. Syracuse. S.
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Florida STATE Lsaaue

Lakeland. s Jacksonville. =
Ilay tona. Is Orlando. IL.
Tampa. 3. 81 Petersburg. /.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
JACK To START ON
FINISHING TOUCHES
Begins Today or FinaI Trainina Cor
His Battle With Carpenter.
ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June a.
VITA the passing o. his twenty sixth
birthday. Jack Dempsey viii resumed
training tomorrow % PAT the anishsagl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25

ATLANTA. June as.--Atiauta won
from Nashville 20 today after
Nashville had tied tho score IN the
firth By hitting Payne freely.
Score; R-HE.
Nashville ....... 100 rso ooo-s z
Atlanta ......... 900 600 sfs-a rs 4
Payne and Smith; Bsdgood. Purcell.
Markie and Rarideu
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Boston. 8. Philadelphia. 5.
New York. p Washington. 3.
Chicago. . Cleveland. I.
Detroit. IL: 81. Louis. Q.
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Southern asseeiation.

Atlanta. o. Nashville. 81
Chattanooga g Memphis. 6.
Mobile, "a: Little Rock. 4
Only three scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25

fHatsAAtAaA AAAANH At4A% AtAAsa 1AANAtF W.
base hlt Olsen. wentworth: double
plays. Donovan 90 MoLsiian struck out.
~ BELL q by Palmer q base on banas
OF Palmer 2. off Bel g baIk. Paiin1r.
left on bases. Whitmans T. Navy Yard
s stolen bases. Wentworth. Olsen. Me-
LeIlan 2. sacrifice hits. Whitiock. Dono-
van. Time ~ game. one hour and nifty
minutes. Attendance SOC. Umpire. Kei-
son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Natienai Lesaua.
ChIcama az Cincinnati.
Hosfun al brooklyn.
plttahAarg az 81. Louis
New Yurk az Philadelphia.
American Le@aue.
81. Louis sc Cleveland.
Detroit az Chicago.
Philadelphia as Boston.
Washington At New vork.
Southern Lsanua.
Blrsnlngaan IS New Orleans.
Lite Rock at Mobile.
Memphis at Chattanooga
Nashvilss a. Atlanta.
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viiiar Brown Home run, r. gcarritt.
Sacrifice hits. Turnbuu Jackson. Hits
orr Bombay in as innings. Of Ryan
IN ? Ia innings; of Llddon IN 6
innings. or Moulton l IN inninga
stolen base. Richardson. Caught steal
ing. Lassiter. Double plays, Nc Muir
ray. Craadock and Vfilar. left on base.
Penaa cola s. Andalusla 10. Base on
balls on Bonifay. TIit by pitcher.
by Liddon (R. scarritt). struck out,
by Bombay. 4 BY Ryan. s. by Liddon.
81: ~ Mouiton. 3. wild pitch. Ryan.
First base on errors. Pensacola, ;:
Andalusla. q Runs batted "a. san
chez Turnbuu Cfaddock. Bombay. II.
gcaritt. Gibson, Richardson. Earned
runa Pensacola. {: Andaiusia. /. I'm
plre. Weber. Time, i:50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25

Toledo. ! Louisville. s.
MilWaukee. s: Minneapolis 3.
Columbus. 5 Indianapolis. 8.
Ontg three scheduled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25

YESTERDAYS SCORES.


Brookiyn. s. Boston. :.
Philadelphia. .. New York, II.
81 Louis. s. pittsbarg. 4. Go In
ngH
Cincinnati Chicago. rain.
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Ralsigh, 5 lftEh Point, Z.
Greensboro. 4 Durham. 3.
Winston salem. 9: Dauvilie. :.
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BEARS WIN BY
HEAVY HITTING
Take Game From Little Rock By Z
Score ~ - 20

MOBILE. June 2s-Moblie piled up
eighteen hits Off two Little Rock
pitchers today and won easily "a 20 l.
Score: RH.E
Little Rock 80. 900 600 DO 10 /
Mobile ......... ISL go eis-ia re Q
Fields. Cooper and Roon. Harper;
Pope and Schultz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25

Norfolk. SIZE Newport Nsws. sc.
Portsmouth. I. wllson. Z.
Rtehmond. :: Rocky Mount. 2.
Petersburg. D. suffolk. 2.
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CHATTANOOGA. June aa-Hittlng
Morris hard IN the early innings.
Memphis defeated chattanooxa thls
afternoon. s 20 8. IL wac the Locale
tenth consecutive loss
score: RH.E.
Memphis ....... eco sio COO - o
Chattanooga 49,. 600 coo 500 3
Marks and Dowiog Morris. Johnson
and Nciderkorn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-25
CHIPLEY DEFEATS
MARIANNE, 10 TO 6
>. Farrior's Horne Run ~ EIGHTH Was
Feature % Hard Battle.

MARIANNA. June aa--chipley de-
feated Mariana 10 % today. Bat
tcriss. for Chiplev Miller and Farrtor;
for Marianna, White and Morse.
The score. D. "a. -.
C.hfDiev ................ fs
Mariana sss~ssssts s#s.ssHsa .sHes a.
J. Tarri0r Tor chipisy. FIRST man up
IN the esghth. bit a home run on the
fret bail pitched. The Attendance vas
estimated at 700.
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BOSTON. June "a Phiiadsiphia won
from Boston 70 today. Hasty pitched
wei in tire plnchea and had coed support.
Score.
phgladefnhia COO c40 00i-5 Q
Boaton .......-.... coo 100 COS 10 /
Hasty and Perkins. Myers. Karr and
Ruei
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NEW YORK. June g The New York
Yankees defeated Washington ? 20 : to-
dmy New York ht Courtney hard while
Mays held Washington 20 g hits score.
Washington ...... coo 040 Qie-3 !
New York ..lig it8 Sox-s rs /
Courtney shaw and Charity Nays
and Nchang
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PIRATES WIN TEN
INNING CONTEST


ST, LOUIS. June 2a--A villa pitch
BY Bailey IN the tenth inning 81 to-
days game allowed Pittsburx 70 win
nom S. Louis 4 70 ..
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DETROIT June 24-Detr0it HE hard
IN the closing innings this afternooa and
defeated st. Louis az 20 o Leonard vas
invincihla throughout Score:
-, Louis .,........ 600 eao 600
Detroit ....... 900 900 R3x-f2 IS
Davis. Bayne. Burweu snd SEVERED.
Leonard and Bansler
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Old Papers for sale at Journal
Office.
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MAILS PITCHING
WAS EXCELLENT
Coupled Win tlttina % Nvnsmaker ~.
anied indians 90 Defeat gro~na.

CHICAGO. June 2t.--Timeiy hitting ~
Leslie Nunamaker. coupled with some fine
pitching BY Mails. enabled Cleveland 90,
-. ~. CO.. - 4 N. !. 80
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PHILADELPHIA. june a4-Sew
York battsd four Philadelphia pitchers
Tor an II 70 victory here today. The
visitors biz safely. making five dou.
biea.
score. an
View York ..-.. SO 200 ioI-if n i
Phliadelphia ... 600 eco COO z
Nehf and snyder. Baumwartner.
Belts, keenan,. HubbsiI and BraRgs.
Braves Win w Eighth lnnirg Raiiy
BROOKLYN. June zs.-Boston de-
feated Brooklyn % 9 today with a
four run rally IN the eighth when ne
Braves punched q triple. double and
three singles.
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YACHT CLUB CRACK
LOSES TWO RACES
capt Dave ~shereu wins T~ios From
Capt. WaHhsrs n STEADY oresEs.

capt. Dave withereli twice defeated
Capt Waithers. the =. y. G. crack sail
tnN master. yesterday afternoon. Both
races uere sailed in q fresh sonthwesteTiy
breeze. the course being the aiK mile
tFianFle. The races were purely exhibi-
ton and are uot counted IN the series
for determining the defenders &c the LIP
ton trophy. Rooking chair experts agree
that WilNe lost the races ~ holdiug his
sheets TOO flat. saying that Capt Dave
out footed and out -pointcd the star win
iooaar sheets
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Mails and Nunamaker Wilkinson and
Gchalk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-04
RAISING THE FLAG HE LOVES

Continued on Page 81
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MILTON

The Christian Endeavor Society held
it's regular meeting last Sunday eve.
ming at the Presbyterian church. About
fifty members were present. among
them being several vitiors from Pen.
sacola. Miss Ruth Henderson acted
as leader.
The steel bridge over Blackwate,
river is slowly but surely being com.
pleted. The cement foundations have
been laid, and the first steel span Of
the bridge has been put in place. The
remaining span is under construction
at the Pensacola Shipbiulding com
pany.
Mrs. Minnie Pericola and son, Louie
are spending the week in Pensacola,
visiting the formers father, F. P. Jer-
nigan, who is confined to his bed as
the result Of paralytic stroke.
The paving Of the streets of Milton
has been proceeding smoothly. All OF
the street in the business section OF
the town have been paved and plans
have been made to extend the opera
ton to many other streets.
Millions younger set enjoyed de-
Hghtul party last Saturday evening,
when the Lone Scouts of Milton en-
tertained the Lone Scouts OF Pensacola.
The Pensacola scouts had engaged in
two baseball games with Milton, WIN
ming both after a hard struggle. The
party was held at the home of Vir-
ginius Alday. Refreshments Of lemon
ade and cake were served, and many
interesting games were played. Those
present were: Misses Vera Stewart,
Carson Stewart, Virginia Bass, Vir-
ginia Anglin, Hilda TiSmore and Lu-
ellie Bates; Messrs. Palace Daniels,
Fritz Wilburn, Warren Conner, NAL
colin Smith, Duane Hicks, Buck Bell,
Homer Caro-, and Hampton Green. of
Pensacola; Messrs. Walstine Alday,
Virginius Alday, John Martin Shop
herd, Ivan Ingram, Allen Stewart,
Thomas Barnett, Harry Jernigan, Ly-
man Lynn, Latham Thornton, Luther
Fisher, Emory Butler and frankie
Pericola, of Milton.
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CARRIERS

w. N. Hartgrove was a business Wis.
itor to Valparaiso. Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Graham took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Nc
Kee Wednesday.
Miss Eula Miller's mother and sister
came Friday to visit her from their
home at Dorcas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters Of Washington
N. c., spent several days last week al
the Forest Station with the McKees.
Mrs. Nancy Mckee and son, Gee
left for their home at Clanton, Ala.
after spending the winter at one OF
the cottages at the Forest Station.
w. T.. Hand Is visiting his father
P. L. Hand. He Is living at the pres
ent at Munson, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Hartgrove and
son, w. N, Jr., spent Saturday al
Camp Walton
Mrs. NJ. A. Littlefield is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Skinner up on
Yellow river.
The Masons had memorial services
for their departed brethren Sunday
May Sth at the lodge room at Camp
Walton. Among those attending from
here were Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mckee
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Hartgrove and son. A number from
Valparaiso and vicinity also attended.
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M'DAvID

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Dockens were
business visitors of Canoe, Ala..- Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Jane Holland, Mrs. Susie Dixon
were the guest of their brother w. B.
Dockens Sunday evening.
Those attending church Sunday at
Bratt from here were s. B. DICKENS
and three little daughters, w. B.
Doclens and G. l.. Dockens.
Amos and Ernest Davis spent the
week end at Boonville, Ala, with
their friends and relatives returned
home late Sunday.
Allen G. Holland Of Pensacola, spent
the week ending with friends and rel
atives.
John and Brady Lee and Archie
Dockens were visiting j. G. Davis Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caperus Davis spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents.
Willie Holland called at the home Of
Miss Phoebe Davis Sunday.
Albert Goodwin was pleasant caller
of Miss Minnie Holland and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Assheraft were