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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
OF FIRE
 k MERKLE'S MAKING
 k INTO GREAT STAR
volleys of ''Bonenead' From Rabid Bleacher ties Lasts Thirteen Years, But Player
 Survives Through His Real Grit
By GEORGE E. FTRs1EsRooK.

|~ ball in the big |for "bonehead taFge |pay of
  makeup of among the evet- step
  Internaionals poted by
 
 Ispeedy enough With the play the Polo tGrounds in 1898 when to I1eys of criticism aimed at him constantly.
  uvould majority given outward signs of being ed doubtless there heated diamonds 'bonehead" pierced his feelings with sting . Merke survived the onslaught of his torrnentors should ideal
  ling better than player.
 Merk1e played ball in will salary Stallngs of bleacherites 
 M coincidence AIerkIe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
NEW HAVEN FARM
 FOR DETROIT CLUB

New Haven.-The report that Ty 1obb intends to make the New Haven t1ub of the Eastern League a farm For his Detroit outfit was given more kredence than ever last night when it &Fas announced that he has been <1ectcd a member> of the board of di- Factors of the local club. Cobb is a teavy stockholder in the club, which fon the championship of the East Tn League last year.
 Wa1ter Johnson, star pitcher of the
 Fashington club, also has been elect
 L a director of the New Haven club.
 he other directors are John E. Ot-
 1rson, president of the Winchester
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
HARDING KING OF
 MIAMI ANGLERS

Miami F'1a.-President-ele Hard ing returned here yesterday from the blistered face and a formidable catch of barracuda, amberjacks and sail fish to show for his outing among the Florida keys. In the two days the President-elect landed a. score of fish, a far bigger string than any other member of the party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
ELK PIN KNIGHTS
 TO ROLL ARCADES

The Elks All Stars will meet the Arcade Stars at the John street AL leys tonight The Arcades have the edge over the Elks, having won both previous games.
 The city championship match be- tween the Elks and the Clovers will be rolled at tihe Arcade alleys Feb. 16- The teams that are slated to repre- sent the clubs are:
 ElkS-McCarten, Nichols, Liggins, Feeney, Dewey.
 Clovers-Harper, Kelley, Cross man, Wally, Walsh.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
CALIFORNIA WILL SEND
 CREW EAST

San Francisco-The University of California crew VIII row against Princeton University on June 10 and participate in the Poughkeepsie re gatta on June 22, if the Berkeley oarsmen defeat the University of Washington crew previously
 Franklin R. Morse, former AL American haIfback on the Princeton football team, yesterday received . telegram from the Princeton crew manager saying the date was desired with California
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
SHOOT TITLE EVENT
 GOES TO ELM CITY

New York.-Dates for the five. sec uonal or zone shooting champion ships of the American Trapsh ooting Association were announced today as follows
 Southern, at Atlanta, June 14 Eastern, ot New Haven, July 20-23; Great Lakes, at Minneapolis, July 25-2S; Prairie, at Huron, s. D., Au- gust 7-10; Pacific Coast, at Tacoma, Wash. August 7-10.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
Iris Speaker Beaten
 At Traps By Woman

Houston, Texas-Trapshooter here for the Sunny South Handi- cap were marvelling today that Mrs. Fred Echen, Coffeyville, Kansas, the only woman entered in the tournament had out-shot Iris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland Indians, in yesterdays preliminary trial Mrs. Echen broke S4 targets and Speaker was one behind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
4STAMFORD GOLFER IN PINEHURST TIE

Pinehurst, N. CA field of 152 contestants took part in the qualify ing round of the annual St. Valentine tournament on the championship course at Pinehurst yesterday and eight sixteens and handicap division qualified for match play. The wind
 was high, but the first sixteen all qualified under S9 and the second six teen in S9 to 92. Lew Hamilton, of Garden City, and E. L. Scofield, of Stamford, Conn.,, tied for the qualify ing medal at S1. Both went out in 40 and came back in 41.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
BRENNAN LANDS K. Q.
 ON RICE

Buffalo.-Bil1 Brennan, the Irish heavyweight, knocked out Bandsman DICK Rice of England in the second round here last night Rice fought hard, but right straight from the shoulder to the jaw f1oored him for a count and two hard Fefts to the head sent him down again in the opening round. A hard right drive to the jaw finished Rice in the first minute of the second round.
 At New York-Willie Kohler won decision over Jackie Saunders in 15 rounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
SUBMARINE FIVE
 IS BOOKING GAMES

The Submarines basketball team, representing the Bridgeport Boys Club, challenge any 100 to 120 pound Jrs., Map1ewoods, and the American Legion of Stratford are preferred. Answer through this paper.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
D Ruth, home run hitter of
HARTFORD BOUTS.

Hartford-Willie TX. O. Loughlin. the tough batt1er from Bethlehem, Pa, and Marty Cross, member of this na- tons best-known fighting family
 prepared for their twelve-round en- gagement tomorrow night at Foot Guard Armory before the Liberty Athletic CIuh. 1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
Olympic Athlete Quits
 Boston College Team

Newton, Mass.-James w. DriscoIl, captain of the Boston College track team and a mem Der of the American Olympic team last year, has handed in his uniform with the bare announce nEent. .'I am through Driscou is in good standing with the col lege office, and no reason is giv- en for his withdrawal from the team. His speciality has been the GOO yard run
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
RAY WHELAN NOT
 IN ALPINE LINEUP

Ray whcIan did not play with AL pine Five as reported Whelan is one of the squarest athletics who has donned the Red and Black and has always kept in the eligibility limits. which provide that a player shall play with no other team than the school he represents-- Ray claims that some one is trying to make him ineligible to play with the Hilltop Five
 The High school five will play Tor rington in the upstate village Friday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
so. ATLANTIC SEEKS
 CLASS B ADVANCE

Greenville, s. Complication by the South Atlantic League for ad- vancement from the Class C to Class will be filed with the National Baseball Commission under a decis- ion reached yesterday by the directors of the league in session here-
 The directors assert that the league is eligible to such advancement un- der the rule passing classification on population of member cities
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
LANDS OPENS OFFICE.

Chicago dquarters for Judge K. M: Landis, a high commissioner of baseball, were opened in a suite of rooms in a Michigan avenue build ing today. He expects to be. ready to transact baseball business there soon and to announce selection of his sec
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
LEWIS-GARDINI IN
 MAT BOUT TONIGHT

Hartford-Ed F. "Strangler'' Lew is, champion heavyweight wrestler of the world, meets Frank Hockman, the feature match of tonight's card at the Church Street Auditorium. Renato Gardini, light heavyweight champion, is also on the card, grappling with Rogachi, a giant Pole from Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
PLESTINA!IS ANXIOUS FOR
 LEWIS BOUT

||& New Yorka-Tex Rickard created a. latir in wrestling circles today here |by issuing a challenge to Ed Lewis |fo meet Martin P1estina at Madison ISquare Garden The promoter has
 Plestina signed and says he is ready |to sign Lewis. He will offer a belt |emblematic of the worlds heavy
 weight wrestling championship to the
 Winner,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
wEILsLAN TO QUIT BALL

Sh Louis-Carl Weilman. pitcher has informed the St. Louis American League Club he had retired from baseball because of i'll health. He all ready had signed a contract for the forthcoming season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
ST. JOE TENPINNERS
 CAPTURE ODD GAME

St. Joseph's bow1ers defeated the Midnight Sons in two out of three
 games at the Nutmeg Alleys on Mon day evening. Muldoon with a high single of 119 carried off the honors of the day.
 Tomorrow night at Kelly's Alleys the Saints will oppose Neal Balls MeigS' Founders.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
PREsBYTERIANs WIN.

The Presbyterian basketball quin- tet are travelling a hot pace these days. Monday the Juniors smothered the Map1ewood school, 30 to s, while the Seniors took ~-the Laure1s into camp, 27 to IS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
DENVER GETS GOLF MEET.

E Denver.-ThtsB date for the Trans Golf Association champion- 8hip tournament to be held at the Denver Country Club has been sci Tor August s to Is, inclusive. It has
 been II years since the Trans Mis-
 &fssbppi was played in Denver.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
HoREMANS SETTING,

M New York Edouard Horemans, Belgian billiard champion, and All
 bert Cutler of New York, resume to- hay their 2,406 point match at 1S.2 |ba1klin e billiards. In the play last night Horemans led Cutler, 500 to |175.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
HOCKEY BATTLE TONIGHT.

PhiIadelphia-Colum Unfversity's ice hockey team will face the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania sextet here to- night for the first time in the ath- letic history of the two institutions
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
Athletic Meet Promoters Fix EUents For Arl0yy Ganl
HittingThe Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

Jack Irtton who has welter crown for end Of frsttim Bron
 
 nex night travelling Ground with partners himself formerly and he
 give him the tough ment in all
 FsTN: RECORD III AGES
 Bron. to be bowled oyer ike novSe h1seii prescribed the other rules that maze @ ring as one of the stellar figures produced by the ring sport
 Peering statistics it is seen that Jsek vas since 1soS when won his with Johnny Earle at rounos IOUIS CHANGE
 of concerned local nEht Bogash stack aganst the he demise With triumph over scheduled to meet at the Pon fSirb will win the right for wit Britton
 If Brtton holds good to his promise stage ne1S shs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

n showing against the champion 
  
   noodle whack at the ute
  a the hand of a
  ball and fans who know   her A NewHa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

All of the leading athletes of the East will compete in the P. O, Clerks games in the Sixty-ninth Ar mory, New York, March 12
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

11I01y, UTh, LsIdTCn IZ.
 Penn State boxers will get into ac- ton on Saturday when they meet Car negie Tech in the second contest of the year. Coach Harlow's proteges opened their season with to 2 victory over Springfield College week ago, and following the Carnegie bouts, will meet Penn and the Navy
 All records have been broken by the applications for seats for next summers world lawn tennis cham pionships at Wimbledon. Over 10000 applications have been received but there is only accommodations for 5000.
 Babe Ruth, home run hitter of the New York American League club, will not be able to restrain film corporation from showing pictures of him in action, according to court de-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02
BOB ROPER MAKES
 N. Y. DEBUT TONIGHT

New York.-Bob Roper, who claims to have won decisions over Bill Brennan, Bartley Madden, Frank Moran and others, will make his de- but in a New York ring tonight Ro- per will meet Al Roberts, the Staten Island mauler. in a fifteen round bout at the Commonwealth club
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

Washington and the Giants are booked for seven exhibition games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

Bandsman Rice who was kayoed last night in the second round by Bill Brennan will meet the former joke champion Al Mccoy at New York on Feb. 9.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

The boxing bill sponsored by the American Legion in the state of Kan sas has failed to get by the Senate It was to provide a state director for athletics who would supervise boxing, but it received aAdecisive defeat.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-02

Tommy Gibbons, brother of the St. Paul Phantom wfH at least be seen at the Garden. He will meet Charley Weinert on the night of Feb. IT. On Feb. 10 he will meet Tony Me1choir . of Chicago at Toledo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10

toto odpor pro snouv6 recko-alske Rekove rhodS Sc
doolavaii nj Wisona sbd Jim udelenych jmenem kra
Ia askeho kery prohasi vydA ostrov Recku zadaji
by i'm Itaie dovolia, by spoJi svym bratfm re-
ckym
Takt6z pocna obyvatele cypersti Vysal velke po-
sestvo Paflze do Londyna arcibskupem cele ale
anelcka vlada za prohlasla Cypru nevada
prosnci Sc dohodla Franc neopui tohoto ostro
va bez jeho souhasu Poloha Cypru je Angi Fran
Stiedozemniho tim prdplav Suezsky Egypt. Pokud
bude mti Anglie ien jednou lod, bude haiti prupav
Suezsky a tim Cvpr. Francouzske vojsko usadivsl Sc
Svr ma Lbanonu vid odtud ostrov Cypr vi, re by
pv konec ieho panvi Syr kdyby namrila neprateska
venoc sva della ieho pobfezi pfsavy yrske, ma
cesv Syrii vedouci Proo chce France zabezpeclti
kdyby snad Angle osrova Cypru zfeka We prospech
siabeho Recka taie mit ostrov Rhodo rovnez d
vodu poitickych Prsvola 81 obrovskou narodohospo-
darekou obast Male ASH, to naproti omuo osrovu,
Itakze bude donucovati pana Male Aisle dstup
|kam kdyby Sc il snad vnitru zeme protiviL
Rekove vidi dba Anglie Itae jen sv6ho propechu
ze iim skodti ostanim Turecku kere rozd6
lilly ma poticke narodohospodarsk6 oblasi Proto
lzyvaji recvch istech den ode dne sn6j hlasy Smif
me Sc Sc SWIM starvm sousedcm Tureckem Dohody
boil pon6vadz vd Me neni iednotna ze nema ami mocl
abv ie zkrusa talie cheiic zabezpeti ostruykl
Sasenu a We Vaonsku jakoz Male Asa projeFs5e zre
me souhlas S postupem reckeho obyvatesva. Vzdyt j
by Venzelos svymi obrovskymi pany mnohem nebez
pecn6jsi orent6 nez vlada nynejsi France Ange
mohou utnne prot Recku zakrociti nechte, aby voJac
DIustafy Kemaa sre jeilch lodi plujc hzinani
Dohode nezbyva nez aby zanecha'a veskerych hrozet
hledela zachran zachranit da Nejiere by ovsen
byo. kdyby vyala Bulharsil pristup mofi Egei
sk6nu zabezpecia 81 TAX ieho vd6cnost Ale zda u
by prsav dedatgatsky nkov Buharsu, nybrz Rusk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
x CESKE ZPRAVY. ~

poctiveho nalezce vyplatit ma
lezne 5000 X We prospech praz
skych slepcu. Namitala nalezci
p. Zittoyi, re cely skVost ami "a
5000 K nestoji. Ten vsak Wy
bidl lakomou panicku, ably mu
tedy skvost prodala "a $4,000
K. - Pani Pysna ma TO prohla-
sila, re il ide o rodinny
skvost zaplatila 5000 X We
prospech Utulny slepych ma
Kamp6. A tax panl domaci 5
pozlacenyma usima brilliantly
" Gene Stodvacettisic korun u
delala prece jen nejake - do
brodini. A nejlepsi pli tom, re
stala Sc nejen doDroditelkou
slepcu, ale i 'vlastenkou' Ce-
skoslovenske repuhliky. Mus
totiz ieSte zaplatit dukladnoU
pokutu "a TO, ze skvosty nepri
hlasila k zdaneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10

~ ooAAAS AaNAoA&AAAy
srazky. z Lipska Sc sdeluje:
Nasledkem velkeho zeleznicni-
no nestesti ma hlavnim lipskem
nadrazi nabyl 23lety pekar
Frenzl, hluchonemy, nahle o.
pet reel sluchu. Ztratil je +.
1917 V poll "a vybuchu jedne
miny.Za srazky narazil Frenzl
hlavou stenu vagonoveho od-
deleni a pozbyl ma kratky cas-
vedomi. Kdyz Sc pozdeji V ne
mocnici op6t probudil, slysel
pojednou hlas sestricky, stoiici
blize jeho loze, a pax, k nema-
lie sve radosti, mohl odpovedeti
Ii ma jeji otazky. Pri zeleznicni
srazce byl ranen jen lehce, tax
re mohl nemocnici ihned opu-
stiti. Zeleznicni srazce jest6
nyni - blahoreci.
Jak pozlacene usi brillian-
ty pornohly prazskym slep.
cum. Majitelka domu a bohata
obchodnice suknem ma Starem
meste prazskem pi. Pysna jak'
ziv nepomyslila, ze stane Sc dc
broditelkou prazskych slepcu
Nikdy nedala Jim ami halere 3
maj jednou vyplatila Jim celycf
5000 kc "a tuze ZaJimavycf
okolnosti. Dne 10. t. m. nalez
totiz mezi trhovci prazskym
many obchodnik p. Vojtecl
Zitta ma Uhelnem trhu zlatol
: nausnici S velkym brilianter1
Nalez odevzdal policii, pre-,
Ftfm vsak dial 81 jej klenotni
: ka odhadnout. PAM Pysna {
a vsem zajasala, kdyz ma pohC
, reditelstvi opet pfisla k brilla
i tcve ozdobe syeho ucha. Iuz
i vsak byla zklamana, kdyz
O bylo receno, ze musi die pral
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
Prodavaji Schoenbrunn.

Ritz Sc do prachu slaVa Habs-
burku Vidne.-Schoenbrunn,
zamek tesne u Vidne vystave-
ny +. 1900 Leopoldem l., obli-
bene sidlo Marie Terezie a Jo-
sefa H., rozsahla to budova S
1900 miStnostmi, nichz l39
ie kuchynemi, ie ma prodei -
Times dovidaji Sc Nldne,
re ma byt prodan cizozemske-
mu kousorciu,. ktere chce ne
no udelat sidlo mezinarodni
henry. Cizinci, kterl Ia sve,
CHI penize, mohou We Vidni
zlt skvele (American dostane
"a dollar 500 korunD, BY 81
tax mohll do Vidne sjizdet {
| Widen by mohla eXlstovah
karty, prostituce, chlast = 20
sledni zachrana Vidnel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
SIBRAVACEK
Zivot a dilo samcrostleho
filosofa lest.
Napsal FIR. Flos.

mu nez oDyceJne, protoze ne
chteli zanedbati schuze; JIM,
ktefl byli odpoledne donna, o.
bl6kli lepsi kabaty, nacpali da
kladne dymky a vazne trousili
Sc k hospode.
Mistni honorace pride in !
corpore, zatim schazeli Sc pa
nj u starosty, ktery 81 "opako-
val rec, kterou pana kandi-
data uvita a schuzi zahaji.
Kunovicti vedeli, re jsou mimo
to jeste dve schuze ohlaseny,
ale ty nestali a take Sc ne
nestarali. Zaloha pane barono-
va dostavila Sc cas- a zasedla
ma vykazana mista. Pfisel ta-
ke Sibravacek, ale protoze byl |
clovek skromny, zalezl do kou |
ia hledel ma vysoke "tatrum'
ktere dal pan Weinstein posta
viii a "a kter6 dostalo sc mu
pane baronovy pochvaly. ST.
bravacek byl sice clovek skrom
ny, ale prece jen zvedavy, pro-
| to Sc sci ma to "tatrum" podi-
4 vati z blizka. Poznal, re jsou
to prkna polozena IA kozach
a prazdnych sudech. V pozadi
| byly dvere, aby bylo mono
je otvirat, ponechan tam byl
otvor V podiu.
"Aby sem tax milostpan ba-
roun spad'," myslel 81 Sibrava-
eek. Nedalo mu to, vlezl do di-
ry a otevrel dvefe. Vessel do
tmave komory a uslysel funeni
dobytka. AHA, tady vedle je
chliv", povidal 81 Sibravacek,
"a tady jsou dvere. TUE hez-
ky udelano, zvlaSt' pro zimu"
Kdyz uz byl zde, vessel do
chl6va a chl6va vySel ma
dvur, diesel hromadu mryy a
vratil Sc do senkovny. Velmi 81
liboval, ze 81 prohledl hospo-
!, darstvi. To w ma venkovsky
lid V krvi, re rad prohibit SOU
sedovo zafizenf, aby Sc pou-
Gil.
Nez sc Sibravacek vratil do
salu, bylo zde jiz hojnost lidi.
;. Ma tatrum pokladali ctyri lid6
:, koberec a tax jej zmuchlali, ze
to dlouho trvalo, nez Sc jim 20
:. dafilo prkna jakz TAXI pIikry-
ii. PAX tam dali take stul III
dli. To vSechno pujcil pan
: WeinStein. Mistnost osvetlova-
| la "bleskovka', zav6sena l
stropu a dv6 lampiGky, zavese.
i ne Ma zdech.
a. Sibravacek dostal Sc prece
II az k podiu a usedl do kouta
ci Videl po celem sale, ktery ST
"a rychle plnil lidmi, krikem
y koufem. Kdyz vesla honorace
IN muscle mnOho obCanu Vzdat
10 Sc svych mist, coz vSak ucinil
a. neochotne. Dobre bylo, re ri
~ honoraci vchazel pan kandida
We a "v6rna garda" zacala zuriV
aa tleskat a kricet ''slava a vybo
$ me-. Ostatni obecenstyo u
ty mlklo zvedave prohlizelo p
u na barona, ktery kracel hbit(
To- vlidne sc usmival ma vsechn
re strany sc klanel. Pan starost
OH Sc obratil, hluboce Sc poklon
je- a nabidl panu baronoyi syo
lsi zidli.
ou Pan baron stlskl panu stare
III stow ruku, vyslechl nekoli
jmen, opet potrasl panum II
kama pax Sc mezi ne pos;
- dill. Pan Weinstein, ktery S
bs- "a panem kandidatem, EMO
IN, nil Sc zidle postavil 81 il !
ve- podium, ovsem stranou a pol
oil I'll Ma nj svuj klobouk. Poto
Jo- pfistoupil k panstvu a horli'
a S ySem vykladal, lie Sc schazi {
l39 hostince "U konlcka' mnoi
- lidi a re prichazeji az Plch
ne. z. Pelechova Brlohu. Panst'
Ike sc smalo, nejvice Sc small pi
ne baron zalibne pohlizel ma $
dni muzstvo, ktere jednak sede
, kolem podia, jednak roznase
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
FORT
WORTH

Fort Worth. Texas, August, 4, 1921.
Mrs. V. G. Grant, HOS E. LIST Street
spent Friday and Saturday in Dali
las, guest of. Mrs. e. Mays.
Mrs. r. Yerwood and daughter &C.
lestine left Saturday for Austin and
other South Texas points. They will
spend several weeks visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. Tom Bailey, one of Fort Worth's
Oldest citizens died Sunday night.
His funeral was preached at Mt.
Gilead Baptist church of which he
was a member and deacon.
The Fort Worth Black Painters
have returned from southern trip,
and will open three came series
with Wichita Falls, Saturday and
Sunday, double header sunday
Mr.. Wash Williams has just return
ed from Los Angeles, California,
where he visited his relatives. He
reports an enjoyable time.
Mrs. N. S. Mosely and daughter
Miss Louis, are sojourning in Min
eral Wells,
When you want to know what is
happening among our people, you
must consult and read Negro papers.
The Dallas Express being the best
informed paper in Texas, sold at
the Temple News Stand.
That was fine bunch that board
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

lesson witnessed with a splendid
class OF young men led by Bros.
McDade. Garrett Sl,aw. Shepard,
Smith and others. Bro. b. NJ. Sears.
teacher. AT 11;00 o'clock our SER
vice began with Deacon Calhoun Mer-
Ger and others in charge. After
which the pastor came forward with
a burning message from John 4:26.
Rev. NJ. c. Covington of Calvert was
with us at this service.
B. " p u. met at D. m. with
an interesting lesson. Attendance
fine. Night services with splendid
song service by the choir. which was
enjoyed by ALL Rev. Covington de-
liyered a splendid sermon; after
which an appeal was made by the
pastor TO the unsaved and tbrea
members were added through these
efforts Our representatives will
leave for Ennis Tuesday, August 0,
Total collection from all sources,
s181.24. We extend a cordial well
come TO strangers and friends
Rev. VIM. LOTION, Pastor.