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Evening star., 1921-02-10

In this connection an interesting
story is told which points to the help
full and constructive things a boxing
commission can do when it sets out.
When the Wisconsin commissioners
heard of the proposed Wilson -Rostan
bout, the nostrils of the boxing COM
missioners began to wiggle bit
when they decided that this bout had
better be Investigated before, rather
than after, It took place.
Proves He Is No Easy Mark.
So Rostan was invited to take run
to Milwaukee from Joliet and pro-
duce. He didn't know he was going to
be investigated. The purported idea
of the invitation was to have Rostan
show his goods in Milwaukee in or
der to work up public interest in the
Wilson-Rostan bout. Ted Jameson,
first-rate amateur middleweight,
was picked to go five rounds against
the Joliet boy. When Rostan entered
the ring he was surprised to find all
the commissioners present at the
ringside. Jameson soon made it evil
dent to Rostan that this was no play
bout; he tore into the pro like a
house afire.
When the Illinois battler realized
what was up he laid down to his
work and performed SO efficiently
that the bout went one round short Of
the proposed five. But it was a classy
go while it lasted. Well. the commits
sioners decided that Rostan was no
set-up for Johnny Wilson or any one
Evening star., 1921-02-10
BRITISH COLLEGE
GOLFERS TO VISIT

CAMBRIDGE. England. February
1o.-The Cambridge, University Golf
Club has accepted an invitation to
send a team to compete in the Amer
ican intercollegiate championship
tournament. Four men will comprise
the team and will sail for the United
States in the middle Of June. They
are c. NJ p. Humphries. Trinity Hail.
captain; ]. Walker, Kings College.
secretary: H. E. Lebaa Jesus Col
lege, and ]. H. Douglas, Corpus
Christi College. Douglas is an Amer
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Corrugated Iron Kimono
Goes to Casey StenRel

One day last year, while
Owner Baker Of the Phuiies
was in the stands, Casey Sten.
Eel, who wins the corrugatea
iron kimono for humor ON the
ball neld, fell down N he was
racing after . drive to right
Aeld. The mtscue cost two runs,
Casey wore n pair Of sun glasses
that Baker Had authorised him
to purchase.
Probably the president thourht
that Stengel would abb hin.
self By snyinK that he lost the
ball in the sun. So, when the
right fielder strOde BY the boas,
box on the way to the bench TIE
latter snidi
81 got q bill of 30 for those
sun glasses Of yOurs.''
"ls that sOf" returned Cnsev
TRANQUILITY. "Why didn't yon
spend six more and get me =
mattressf"
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CHAMPION LEADING
IN BILLIARD PLAY

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February 10
Through the defeat Of Charles Heddon
Of Dowagiac, Mich, by Francis S.
Appleby Of New York last night, Per-
cy Collins of Chicago. the present
champion. held undisputed possession
Of first place in the national amateur
1872 balk line billiard championship
tournament. Collins has won his two
matches. Heddon and Edgar and
Francis Appleby were tied with two
victories and one defeat
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FRENCH NET STARS
ACTION SURPRISES

NEW YORK, February 10.-Onicials
of the United States Tennis Associa-
ton have expressed surprise at the
statement made in Nice by Miss Su-
zane Lenglen. woman tennis cham
pion Of the world, that she had re-
ceived no invitation to visit America
Such an invitation, they said, had
been sent the French association some
time ago. in the hope that Miss Len
glen would play in the national cham
pionship matches at Forest Hills next
summer.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Coach Apple, who directs the physi-
cal education of the Tech students.
has planned an intensive campaig gn
that will require the aid OF practi-
cally all the boys and girls of the in
stitution to carry on. 1t is Apples aim
30 to extend the competitive athletic
branch of physical training at Tech
that all students will be actively en-
gagged as members of the major or
numerous minor combinations that
represent the school.
Track Candidates Training.
The track candidates, who have been
training more than two weeks IN the
yard adjoining the school. viii tie
pointed for eleven meets and more
may be added to the schedule. The
Maroon and Gray athletes will make
their first appearance this season in
the Catholic University games at
Brookland on March 3. The following
meets then will provide action for the
Techites:
March II, school novice; 16. school
freshmen; %, school sectional
April s. school interclass; 13. school
handicap; %, triangular meet with
Eastern and Western; 80, University
of Pennsylvania relays.
May Z, high school meet; IA, Central
meet; 81. Tome meet
Capt. Ed Pugh, who is assisting Ap-
pie in preparing the more than fifty
candidates. heads a lot Of sturdy boys.
With Deck and Patterson, Pugh will
be used in the school relay and as a
Quarter-miler. For the dashes Tech
has Marinn, Damerest. MacCartee.
Aubinoe and Thomas. The distance
aspirants are McNabb. Finnochiare,
Lovewell. McNulty and Lanigan.
There are many boys who would like
to represent the school in field events
Prominent among them are Deck,
Patterson, WOLF, Waters, GUIDE, Sup
plee, Burger and Smith.
Base Ball List Not Complete.
The base ball schedule has not been
completed, but the seven games listed
aside from those in the titular series.
be encountered April 5 and Leesburg
High School April is. Two other Vir-
ginia teams will be played in April the
Virginia freshmen on the 22d and Epis-
copal High on the 26th.
On May 10 Tech will engage the Uni
versity of Maryland freshmen and on
the 18th the Johns Hopkins cubs. The
following day Mount st. Joseph's will
oppose the Manual Trainers Besides
the games with Business on April 10:
Eastern, April ~; western. April 29.
and Central. May 6. Tech has a game
pending with Staunton Military Acad-
emy.
Base bah candidates will be ordered to
report for practice week after next.
Among those expected to be at hand for
the first workout are Deck. Shanks,
Hawley, MacCartee. Simmons. Guide
Parker, Johnson Offutt. Mike Parrella,
Hichew, Reeves. Tiffany, Quesada,
Woodward and Barber. No captain has
been chosen for the nine. In addition
to the representative school team. Tech
will have reserve, midget and class or
ganizations.
Ten Grid Games Listed.
Ten contests have been booked for
the foot ball eleven. those with the
Maryland and Virginia Freshmen and
Staunton Military Academy ranking
the games with the other members
Of the high school league. The
Manual Trainers will open their sea-
son with Army and Navy Props on
October Z. Other engagements fol-
low: October Is. Maryland Freshmen:
II. Western; %. Central; November 4,
Episcopal: 8. Eastern: IL. Staunton
Military Academy; Is. Business; 10.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Newport News Dry Dock Apprentices;
"a. Virginia Freshmen.
Ed Pugh, il he returns to school in
the fall will captain the eleven. He
would have veteran nucleus. includ-
ing Maccartee, Parrella. Mccormick.
Jim Pueh. Lanigan. Supplee and
Rhees. Practically all the members
Of last falls reserve team will be at
hand and some of the l35-pounders
should be ready for the heavier
squad. Tech probably will place four
or five elevens of various weights in
the field.
Girls who have been playing inter-
class basket ball and holding swim
ming meets at the Y. w. 4. \. this
winter will continue their athletic
work on tennis courts and hockey
fields when spring arrives. The boys
also will find time to spare from their
track and base ball work TO indulge
in tennis. All told, Tech promises
plenty of action for the athleticaIly
inclined.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Fight Occurs at Hearing
On Proposed Boxing Law

CHICAGO. February 1O-The
council hearing on the proposed
state law to authorize boxing
wns interrupted yesterday by n
lstic encounter between "TOm-
my" W hite, former fenthcrweiEht
champion, and Alderman John
H. Lyle. The encounter result
ed from Whites advOcncy Of a
clnuse permitting decision con-
tests.
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Bout Off; Moran Suspended.

NEW ORLEANS. February 10.-A
scheduled fifteen-round bout between
Pal Moran and frankie Farren was call
ed of by the Louisiana boxing commits
sion yesterday. Moran was suspended.
Action was taken by reason of alleged
statements of Moran, in which he was
quoted as saying that he intended only
to box two or three rounds and have the
referee award the fight to Farren.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
LEWIS, MILAN, JOHNSON
TO DECIDE FLAG FATE
Interest of Local Followers of Base Ball in Large
Measure Centers Around Showing Duffy
Will Make in His 18th Season.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

regarding Walter Johnons ability to come
M following the his that him on the shelf
shortly mdsason, 1920 of Washington fans this
accomplishments of George Edward Lewis
the athletes obtained from the Yankees
Robert Roth strange hold the title of the
Edward who
py nickname OF Duffy like Johnson
largely Walter by
temp M wel-ordee red manner of living.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Carpenters Demands End
Plans for Go With Moran

PARIS. February 10. The
proposed match between Geor-
gen Carpenter. heavyweight
champion of Europe, and Frank
Moran Of Pittsburgh, before the
Continental Sporting Club of
Paris, il OF. The terms de-
mnnded by Cnrpentier's man.
aEern are such that the pro-
mOters were unable to meet
them, they state. Moran left
Paris this morning for st.
MOFitz.
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Gets "Barnyard Golf Event.

TAMPA, Fla. February 10.-Minne-
apolis, Mimi, will entertain the pitch
ing "aces" Of the country at the an
nual fall contests of the National
Horseshoe Pitching Association, OPEN
ing September Z. The spring meeting
Of the "barnyard golfers" will open
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Yankee i'm British Crew.

F.. 3. Lothrop. who rowed in the
Harvard crew last year. is now row.
ing number six on the Oxford eight
Lothrop is the second American to
make the Oxford crew. The first was
Deyeraux Milburn, who is coming
over to England as captain of the all
American polo team.
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ToIson Wins Cue Match.

John Tolson. who defeated William
Parsons. 100 to 81, in the exhibition
pocket billiard tournament at Eniott's
establishment last night, will play
against Walter Assay in tonieht's s
match. In his game with Parsons
Tolson had runs of "a. 20 and IA.
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SHOOTING
DATES ANNOUNCED

PORT CLINTON. Ohio. February 10.
Dates for the national events to be
held at Camp Perry have been an
nounced by the National Rifie Asso-
citation of America as follows: Small
arms firing school, from July q to
August q; National Rifle Association
matches. August 8 to II and Au-
gust Is to 26.
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McLeods Golf Wins Match.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. February 10.
Playing the links here in II, two
strokes under par. Fred Mcleod, Co
lumbia Country Club professional,
carried his team to victory over Pat
O'Hara and Donald Clark and Mike
Brady and Tom Moore, another
Washing oman. Mcleod was teamed
with d. Bradley Gish of Columbia
Evening star., 1921-02-10
SEEKS MODEL LAW
TO STOP BRIBING

COLUMBUS. Ohio, February 10
cinnati club, was here to confer with
Gov. Davis. Attorney General John G.
Price and legislative leaders relative to
a bill recently introduced in the Ohio
legislature for clean base ball
The Ohio bill would make 1t a felony.
punishable by penitentiary sentence and
fine OF 100000. for any player to accept
bribe to throw a ball game Herr
mann said the base ball council desired
to have the laws on this subject uniform
and that he has asked Attorney General
Price OF OHIO TO work out a model law
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Champion Trotter Sold.

Arion Guy. champion three-year-old
trotter Of 1920. has been purchased by
H. X. Devereux of Cleveland. Last
season the colt t2.04a) won five of six
starts on the grand circuit finishing the
season by winning the Kentucky fu-
turity, the richest stake of the year.
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Full Control for Rickard.

NEW YORK, February 10.-Tex
Rickard announced today he lad ar
ranged for the immediate transfer to
him of the interests of Charles B.
Cochran and William A. Brady in the
proposed Dempsey-Carpentie cham
pionShip match.
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knicks to Take Diamond.

Bill Rapp. Knickerbocker base ball
coach. has issued call for candidates
for the nine TO report tonight at
$50 o'clock at the clubhouse, 1856
street. Teams desiring engage
ments with the Knickerbockers
should communicate with Manager
Carroll DAILY.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Skiing Record Is Broken.

REVELSTOKC, British Columbia.
February 1o.-Harry Hall Of Detroit
yesterday broke the world record for
professiona when he jumped 229
feet at the annual ski tournament
The previous mark Was 214 feet.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Ithacans Announce Schedule.

ITHACA, n. Y. February 1O-Cor-
nelrs foot ball schedule has been an
nounced as follows: October I. ST.
Bonaventure; 8. Rochester; Is. West
ern Reserve: %. Colgate; 30. Dart
mouth; November S. Columbia at New
York; IL, Springfield College; "a,
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Penn Out of A. A. u. Event

collegiate champions, will not compete
in the National A. A. Y. tournament at
Kansas City early next month. The
tournament starts week before
Pennsylvania's season ends.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Miske PummeIs Anderson.

PORTLAND. Ore, February 9.-Billy
Miske, ST. Paul light-heavyweight, last
night won a ten-round decision over
Lee Anderson Of Sacramento. Miske
gave Anderson a terrific lacing.
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Plan international Boxing.

NEW YORK, February 10-An inter-
national tournament which will bring
together the recognized amateur boxing
champions Of the United States and
England is being planned for this city
early in May.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
GIRLS, AS WELL AS BOYS,
PROVIDED FOR IN LISTS
Gentler Sex to Have Swimming, Tennis and
Hockey Teams-Coach Apple Wants All
Students to Take Part.
BY JOHN 3. KELLER.

ball schedules prepared
High School
Seventh Streeter Track and field and base ball
Maroon imposing
ball
of
field bortc
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Would Punish Bribers.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, February 10
Representative Norman G. Flagg Of Mad
ison county. who says he is mot even
base ball fam" wants the Illinois leg
islature to pronounce the bribinR of .
player or director felonious act on the
part of both the briber and the one re.
ceiving the bribe.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Umpire Harrison iii.

SARANAC LAKE. n. Y, February 10.
p. A Iete) Harrison. National League
base ball umpire. has arrived here from
Youngstown, Ohio. He was so ill that
ne had to be carried from the train.
Harrison's health became impaired
shortly after the conclusion Of the 1920
season
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Meadows and Whitted BaIJ.

DURHAM. N c.. February Io.-Lee
Meadows. Philadelphia National League
pitcher. and George B. Whitted, the
Pittsburgh utility star. have returned
their 1921 contracts unsigned. They
want increases.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Meet on Mat Here Tonight.

Charles Metropoulos and Mike Mes
ter will be opponents in wrestling
match at the Folly Theater tonight.
They are in the 165 pound class. The
first bout will start at S:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Yankee Wins i'm Australia.

HOBART, Tasmania, February 10
Ludy Langer of San Francisco and
Hawaii yesterday won the Australian
440yard swimming championship. His
time was SIT 3-5. F. f. Beaurepaire
Of Australia was second.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Mitchell and BrittOn.

o. K.
Mitchell and Britton.
Pinkey Mitchelrs action in deposit
ing $4,000 in a Milwaukee bank as a
side bet on his ability to take the
measure of Jack Britton in a ten or
fifteen round bout calls attention to
an interesting situation in the Nit chell
family. It relates to Richie Mitchell 8
down to the lightweight limit in order
that his younger brother may have
full swing in the higher division. At
least, this is the dope of a prominent
western sporting man now in this
city. Richie. he says. is really a well
terweight and is weakened when he
fights at the lightweight limit. The
discrepancy in size as between Richie
and Benny Leonard was noted when
the two met in the ring at the Madi-
son Square Garden last month. The
Milwaukeean was much the bigger
boy, and it required no shrewd judge
of physical form to appreciate that
he had been obliged to pinch himself
in to a degree which must have affect
ed his strength and stamina.
Hitch in Billiard Match.
Just as Willie Hoppe, the billiard
champion. and Edouard Horemans. the
Belgian expert, seemed to have clinch-
ed their great 1872 balkline billiard
match hiatus occurred in the mat
ter Of conditions. Hoppe wants to
play a thousand points and Horemans
wants to make it three thousand
Billiardists agree that the longer
route would prove a better test. in
asmuch as the influence of lucky
breaks would be lessened, If not elimi-
mated. But Hoppe is the champion and
has the right to name the terms II
Horemans is really desirous Of match
he will hardly let this point interfere
with the meeting.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Americans to Go to England
To See Title Polo Matches
BY WALTER CAMP.

EW YORK February 1oIn the high polo
the international title matches be the birmingham
Club grounds England Americans preparing
make the There will be
To forf the three-pa
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Giants Sign Rookie.

NEW YORK. February 1o-Ewel
Gross. second baseman who played last
year with the San Antonio club Of the
Texas League, has been signed by the
New York Nationals
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Rostan |Shows" Commission
He Is No Set-Up for Wilson
BY FAIRPLAY.

YORK, February 10Une something blows the middle
weight Johnny Wilson of Boston, will the
ring tonight months his be-
Joliet ILL., The fight will take place Kenoha,
Wis, may be bette than many persons 10
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ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Wilde

Wilde, Sept. Mrs. H. p. Gadd
and little son, Herman Preston, of
Berea, are with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Dotson.-Uncle Harrison
Branaman is better.-Dr. w. A.
Jones is suffering from infiamatory
rheumatism.--Will HUFF and family
of Winchester are visiting Goal
Ramsey and family.-Little Miss Lu.
cile Lewis, who was taken to the
Robinson Hospital at Berea last week
and had her tonsils removed, is at
home getting along fine.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Dotson had as their guests
at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Abby Coffey
Of Hummel Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
p. Gadd Of Berea, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Coffey of Langford and Misses Mat
tie and Lula Durham of Hummer
Ray Coffey spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hugh Coffey of the Hiatt section.-
The pie supper here Saturday night
was quite a success. One pie sold
for $500. Others went at good
prices.
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East kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
bu, o good plainly
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee


Mckee, Sept. 4.-Circuit court is
converting at this place. A large
number Of penal cases have been
tried and many convicted. There are
about forty persons in Jail at this
time. Judge Manning seems 10 be
carrying out the slogan Of Law En-
forcement" very efficiently. - The
Kings Daughters Convention was
held Saturday in the Reform Church
with an attendance Of about 81 mem
bers from different parts Of the
county, principally Gray Hawk, Ann
Vile, Mckee and vicinity. Two new
societies have been organized and
members representing each were
present at the convention. Miss Jen-
ME Jacobs was elected president for
the ensuing year. A fine dinner was
served, and great interest and enthu-
sissm was displayed by both senior
and junior members. A trachoma
clinic was held by DIR. Thompson and
two nurses under the direction Of the
government, with Miss Linda Neville
representing the Red Cross. Miss
Jennie Jacobs, our county nurse, also
assisted in the work, turning over the
house which she occupies for a hos
pital in which TO carry on the work.
Great results have been obtained thru
these clinics which have been held
heretofore at this place. Nearly
three hundred people were examined
for eye troubles during the two days
and many received operations aside
from those who obtained treatment.
There will be a "follow-up" clinic held
at the same place during the first
week Of October. and il is hoped that
everybody who is afflicted with eye
troubles may have a chance for ex-
Amination.--Mr. and Mrs. ID. G. Col
lier gave a reception Monday eve
ming. Many guests were present and
all had a very enjoyable evening
DIR. J. r. Anderson and wife Of Berea
were the guests Of J. J. Davis dur
ing the past week.-Supt Creech and
wife visited with relatives near Ann
vile. Saturday night.-Edgar Cab
hard. who is attending school in
Annville. was home with his parents
during the week-end.-As a result of
the pie supper held for the benefit Of
the Public and High School, $s4.65
was raised.
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Goochland, Sept. Ave are hav-
ing some fine rains at present, and
it has greatly increased our water
supply, also late crop of grass pas
lures. Crops are cut about one-half
in this section on account Of the
drouth, but we ought to be content
with what we get, as we are not
thankful enough for what the Lord
is doing for us daily. We don't give
Him praise enough for the good gifts
that He gives us. Praise the Lord
The people are generally we'll in this
section, and the doctors are almost
out of a job in our section, and it
makes us feel good to know that our
people are all well.-We are having
one of the best revival meetings at
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
daughter and sister, Lucille Newsom
Lawson, who departed this life Sep
TENDER 8, 1921.
The month of September again is
here,
To us the saddest of all the year,
Because God called you away.
One we loved, but she could not stay.
My darling sister, our hearts are sad
Since God called you away.
Your soul in peace went up to Him
One year ago today.
We know you dwell where angels
dwell
In Gods bright home above,
Our prayers go up TO God for you,
Blessed by your parents and sister
too.
Sadly missed by
Father, mother and sister.
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Slate Lick

Slate Lick. Sept. 3.-The drouth
was broken here last Friday morn
ing with what seemed to be a cloud
burst. Crops were too far gone to
do them much good. but so glad Of
II for our health and stock water
The surveyors have made their final
survey and some people will have to
move out-Dr. Watkins and family.
with other friends from London, KY.
were out viewing the oil fields last
Sunday and say they will start
drilling again soon.-Cainer Wynn
was called TO Conway Saturday on
account Of the death Of his niece,
Miss Mary Wynn.-Mrs. Thena Ruth
erford and Mrs. W. ID. Parks attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Joe Hill at
Wallace Chapel last Monday.-R.
Parks and wife visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Haley at Big Hill last week,
also John Davis, Mondsy.-Mrs. E.
N. Mccormick and daughter, Mrs.
Ada Galloway. visited at Oscar
Thacker's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brown Of Middletown called
on Mrs. A. J. Mcclure Sunday after
noon.-W. NJ. McSwain and family
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Hugh
Parks Sunday.-Forest March and
family Of Richmond visited their par
ents Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Snyder.-Mrs. W. ID. Parks entertain
ed to dinner the following: Mrs,
Arthur Ball and children, Mrs.
Cooley, Mrs. Thena Rutherford and
Jack. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Parks,
also uncle Ben Mitchell, Sunday. All
report good time.-Mrs. Raleigh
Canter and three children Of Indiana
polls. Ind, are visiting Mrs. Chas.
CAnter at present-D. II. Smith visit
eded homefolks the weekend, re-
turned TO Corbin today, where he IL
employed as guard.-Effe Humphrey
spent Saturday night with her aunt,
Mrs. Jas. Barnett.-Our superintend-
ent, Mr.. Barnett, gave the children
Of Slate Lick prize for regular at
tendance at the Sunday-school.-Al-
lie Lunsford. Thomas King Parks
and Burnham Lunsford won the
prizes. This should encourage the
children 10 keep on.