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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
BoxING PASSES BANNED.
Toledo Commission Feared the abuse
Would Affect the Sport.

Toledo. ohio. April 14.-The Toledo
boxing commission through its secre-
tary served notice on promoters that the
COMPLIMENTARY ticket evil would have
10 be eliminated before another per
nit is granted
More than 500 free tickets were issued
for the Joe Burrlan- Roy Moore show
last week. the commission said.
Asa rule the boxers worked on per-
centaee and the commission fears that
unless the pass evil IS abolished the
sport will suffer. The commission also
is forced TO lose a large sum as II re
ceives seven per cent Of gross receipts
for charity purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
LITTLE LIKELIHOOD BAT
WILL BE STANDARDIZED

Standardized implements Of
sports cannot always offset the
lack Of standardized brains.
Therefore there is little likelihood
Of having baseball bats OF
standard weight. 1t would add
nothing to batting a sapling
youth and a Hercules would be
placed on the same basis. Each
type of player must have the
properly weighed bat. or it would
be of little use 10 him. How many
home runs would Babe Ruth
make with bat Of the weight of
q broomstick. and how many
home runs would the fral youth
hit with Ruths side post?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
MOORE AND SMITH TO MEET.
Sign For Fight IN Cahaaa 10 DO ulleu
on April %.

BY Associated Press 10 livery F1VeLihE
Montreal, April 4.--CoHIrdctS Iol
fight here April 70 between Roy Hlooi e
of ST. Paul, and Mldgel othlIh' u -Ne"
work have been received. it was an
nounced today BY oHicIaiS u Olle III ca
War Veterans AssocIstI4oI anu % 'iIe
American Legion Ia 'oai4d0a' ~ i0ii'''''i >
Of the bout.
Toe lynch OF New York, worlds bant-
.,,rueiebt boxing champion has agreed
- fgbt the winner Of the bout in this
city at q later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
sHANNER GOING STRONG.

W W. Shanner. well-kno~n pitch
er Of this city who played with Brack-
Ex last year. IS gong wen WIN the
WinstonSalem team ia lhc TIeuli4oill
League. lie played on me trace team
vear before last He pitched for the
Harlan team during some games lasl
season In one game ne renewed DICK
Hughes, and after waking Ihe hfsl
man, famed the next SIX balteTs 70
face him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Penn.neI Five PlnYs.

Penn-Del Academy WIA play the
Garrett. Miller and Co. basketball five
tonight in the Peoples settlement
gymnasium. Lowell, Mccarthy Linger,
Billy Osmond, Dick Holliwel, Dan Nc
Dcrrnott and Johnny Keeney win play
for the Garrett and Miller team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
GETS UNDER WAY
No. % School Defeats No. %
School, While No. I Wins
Over No. q.

The Grammar School League orssned
it's baseball season yesterday with two
good games. From all indications this
VIII be q banner season, MS the teams
are wen organized and in the hands or
competent coaches A cup Will be
awarded the winner. and in consequence
keen competition win enliven each
game. About 1900 school children at
tended the games.
No. 2s School defeated No. 24 School
in a well played game at Eighteenth
and Van Buren. 10. The game was
featured by the pitching Of Middleton
and Walker for the winners.
Score by Innings.
No. IS s.. o.
No. 24. 0 90
Middleton. Walker and Bush. Blood
well. Taylor and Brown and Thomas.
No / School. the basketball cham
pions, defeated No. : School with ease
at Fourth and Church. The No. boys
outplayed the boys from No. in all de-
partments. and had no trouble in run
ming up a large score. Tho crowd
handicapped the players by continually
surgtng on the playing field.
Score by Innings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Neighborhood Team Formed.

The South Side Neighborhood Assoc
citation has organized a baseball team
with Walter August as manager and
Francis Grant as captain. The team
will practice on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday afternoons. The ladies OF
the association will hold bake in the
near future Tor the benefit of the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Laurel Wins Again.

laurel. April 14-Iaurers baseball
club continued its winning streak by
defeating the strong Deimar team on
the latter's grounds yesterday. 4 to l.
1t was decidedly the best game played
in this section this season. and was wit
messed by a large crowd of Delawareans
and MaTylanders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
pills AND NACKlNEN LOSE OPENING GAMES
DEMPSEY SAYS HE WILL
X. q. FRENCHMAN IN f2

Aberdeen. $. d.. April 14.--Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion
purilist. who passed through
this city yesterday afternoon on
his way to New York. where he
intends putting on the finishing
touches for his coming battle
with Georges Carpenter for tho
worlds heavyweight title, ex-
nrossed belief that he will knock
out the FrenChman within IL
rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
PARksIpE DANCES OPEN.
Initial Affair 10 be Held at Club House
In kfrkwood Park.

Th, new Parkside Dancing Academy
viii open tomorrow night when The CLUB
VIII hold the first OF series of Dances
II is-thc plan TO hold these dances regu-
larly during the summer.
Dancing will take place in the gymna-
sum. Joe Dale and his Melody boys
have been engaged 70 furnish music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Riterylev IS ~

TI. yf#r teg
aul r'v te F--
I.r
Iear .rv
W r-ra,a
rt ~ r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
wilmington Giants VS.. ST. Thomas.

The Wilmington Giants and St.
Thomas baseball mines viii play at
Second and du Pont streets tomorrow
afternoon at f. Joe Briseoe will pitch
for the ST. Thomas team. which was
the runner up in the Catholic Twilight
League last season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Garrett Miller Wants Games.

Garrett, Miller and Company Will be
represented on the baseball diamond
this season and would like to hear from
first class teams in and out of the city.
Address challenges to baseball manager
Garrett. Miller and Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Union Garden Team wants Games.

Union Garden Juniors have reorgan-
lied for the baseball season and would
like to book games with any 10 70 13
year team in the city. Send chal-
lenges To Captain Howard L Collins.
500 McIane street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
ELKTON HIGH NINE
TAKES FOURTH GAME
Cecil County Nine Playing Fast
Ball This Season; Reynolds
Pitches Well.

FIkfon. Md. April 1.-THE Flkton
uIgh School won It's fourth straight
victory at the Elkton Ball Park yeEter-
day afternoon, when IL defeated New
London Academy TO 2. The game was
interesting from the start. both teams
playing gilt edge ball. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Joyce Back Home.

Poppy" Joyce. a wen-known foot
ball player. has returned from a cruise
to Italy and Cuba. He made the trip
on a vessel recently launched at the
Harlan plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
St. Paups Players Out

Manager Crew of the St. Pauis
Church League team has called practice
for tonight at $50 at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets. The following men
are requested to report: Crowl, Sproul.
Wilkinson. Reiniger. Teaff, Cooke,
Shean. Money. Pyle, Steele. Spence,
Hayward and Baker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Hughes Working Wei.

pick" Hughes. who pitched FOR the
Harlan team last year. is making out
very we'll with the Reading information
ri team. according TO reports reaching
this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Hnxes VISITS Friends.

Harvey Hayes. former High School
star, now student at the Pennsyl-
vania Military College, has been spend
ing few days IN this city with his
parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
South Side Eden Practice.

The South Side-E Eden baseball team
will hold practice on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday afternoons. The team
will open its season next Tuesday, in
twilight game. with a team not selected
vet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Merwiek Juniors Win.

Merwick Juniors defeated Delaware
Juniors yesterday, s-s, IN Merwick's
first game of the season. Merwick
wants games and challenges should be
sent TO Joseph Newell. 1903 Pleasant
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
club Standing,
American League.
Results of Yesterday.

NV York. II. Athletics. j.
On. o. Washington, 3.
Ieuf~. 3; Cleveland, :
.t.lEG min
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Nitehie With Parkside.

Nitchie a pitcher who played with
Eleventh Ward last year, has returned
from Petersburg, Va. and has been
signed up by the Parkside team in the
ALI Wilmington League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Delaware.
kelleher 10 Take on Weight.

Daniel Kelleher, lightweight boxer,
has retired. and viii - t. the country
Ion several months. a. take on some
weight. after which he VIII stage a
esn4oDack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
De Sales Wins Game.

The De Sales team defeated ST. Eliza
beth nine at the Military grounds. a..
Curlett, who pitched for DE Sales. held
st. Elizabeth to six scattered hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Already Talking Football.

The South Side-E Eden Club at their
meeting. Monday night. talked over
plans for the baseball and football sea
son this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
National League.
Ke>nlfs OF NrStrrdaN.

-" York. 10: Phiilics. 5 tl1 inninss)
l.r.. klyr. 3 Boston. 4
,s, .pHatI, 3. Ilttsburg. 8.
tH ago. s.. 81. Louis :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14

Every Evening classified ads pay big
22O0.-~Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
club Standing.
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
National League.

~ York al Philadelphia.
Ernokiyu II Eos' on.
i'.itshurg at O. matt.
- Louis At Cr .eago.
American League.
Athletics al New ork.
Chicacc 1t Detroit.
Eos;on at Washington.
Cleveland al St. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
COTTON STILL DROPS
UNDER LIQUIDATION
'By y Associated prcSxl

NEW YORK. Sept. iI.-rhorc was j
further decline in the cotton market this
i,,h @w, NJ, to continued liquidation
, ,nnS sn"t bass and unfavnrabic reports
rom m. goods trade. January contract.
arm.i"en TO ~. the lowest level touched
% ,, hsures and closed al is %. with
me genera market closing easy nj 4, MOI
d-ciin" Of 20 Ia % points 49,
ne imarSct was unsettled from tho
start. pnt thSrS was consider bio rn-.i,.n
tfahc buying which hclDcd 10 sustain, ~
c'rLk. ms was supplied by local and
SVu, nSrn Sy''!nE however. and the rr.-
s "a IN morning. First nrices wor" barely
.a, S%r "ySrnIfh, selling oficrs and ATE
T,"reftlns i2S ov.y the, week end and buy.
HrIC.S turned weak. Rcpurts INA, hnl,i,,,
OF smot: IN Soma sections OF Texas were
TYING To sell in fear OF furt hCr d.,linrs
pf@""!T ,acc"untad Tor some OF :!io ur>s,
sur" while there also tnllt ~ an
SaSiI,r Sn"t basis in the Eas;rrn belt and
."u'h"fh sctiin: here Was more nelly. il,
-fr morning. Near months wcr. -"!,,iv.. =,
wax ntI"r liquidation. with October =" /.
m; OF To Is 10. OF - points net rover.
ni',,,. ihs nn:kci showed declines OF 20
I" y" points from III. recent hIrh rrcT-,ie
wa some trade buv!u.> WAS r,,,n-,,J 49,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
DIRECTORS

:. DABNEY CRENSHAW
Vice -prcsident and Secretary
NirHinia Carolina Chemical Co.
]. y. DART
Director or +. Lorillard Co.
CHARLES DAVENPORT
Capitalist.
JOHN G.. EASLIIf
President II. Il. Chaffin & Co.
Real Estate.
0. II. FUNSTEN
ELAN & Funston. Real Estate.
W. !. HARAIlAN
President &. X O. Rwy. Co.
GEO. -. HOLD DIZZINESS
Farmer.
EPpA UUNTON. JR.
President r.. Il. 81 p. r. Il. Co.
!. i. MARCUSE
icc-Presidcnt and Secretary
Bedford Pulp and Paper Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
LEADING ISSUES RECEDE
IN CLOSING SESSIONS
Stocks, Firm at Opening, Be
come Heavy Under Profess
sional Pressure.
OIL SHARES FIRST TO YIELD
Spccinitics Also Manifest Lower Ten
denotes. Food Products MAXIM. New
i.u,y Records. with Moderate ltc-
action In Sugar.
OIL SHARES FIRST TO YIELD
LEV Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept I7.-Stocks were
hrm al the opening OF today's session
but became heavy under professional.
pressure within tho frs; hour. clos
ing with irregular losses in leading;
issues.
Forcisn and doncs C oils we're frs,
to yield Mexican and Pan-Amc-i"an
relrolcums, General Asphalt, iious-
ION and several OF the low grad,
shares reactins, l to : half-uoint-.
denotes. food products maxim; now
In sugar.
CoDpcrs were / 10 | 10 points high
or a. their best. but National Lead
fell hack. Recent favoritcs III IN" In
hustrial division. such as BALDWIN
Locomotives and United states steel.
closed at nominal gains or losses.
The feature of the clearing house
statement was heavy increase in
actual. loans and discounts amoun,-
ing 10 s77.i39,o0o. This is the frs:
expansion Of this item in aevcral
months. and probably results from
recent income tax payments An ac-
;ual cash gain of ,2S.256.3lo IN
creased excess revenues to sJ4Gca
:io. the largest total o: the wear.
Liberty issues again we're :he most
active features OF the bond market.
some OF that group making addition
al gains. Rails and industrials cased
Win stocks. ana industria!s were ir-
regular.
Total sales, par value. sG.S75.ooo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Atlantic Coast Line list IL ... So
VA, or" n',i ohio Cv. ass .......... al
lfcIh!"hcia Si,cl ret. is................ 81
Cchlr't o! ca Consolidated ~ ......... So
''NIrd. feather - Observation-Disclosures. 80
chrSdptaE" and Ohio Cv. IS ........... 81
hl'aSu. All. ana st. +. ~. Shs ....... ,Si
Ch,car". u J aud Iac. nv. ref Is 19l
10y "t f'afiS pS.....,...,.. ............ .? Isl
Denver and RIO GrIndv Cpus0l 4s CO
pmH'nlnh 81 Canada ~ i"5lt ......... ~
l.!nn,: ccEt'a! rct. IS .......... b!dp q
mi. NcT. Marine IS Observation-Disclosures. 7gi.
Kansas cry Southern re-. ~ ........ 49,
lhrrctt and Myers IS .................... NJ
louisville and Nashville uu. 81 ......... ~.
Missouri. Nan and Texas list Ia ..... ~.
MiSSouTi Fac. zen. s. Observation-Disclosures. AZ
Scw YORK tnutrhI deb. Is .............. S1i
N"rin.H Hni western ~. cs .thidi l"3i
~ h'',N i'N'lNc Observation-Disclosures. ~
t'tNnS \ wanna Gan. Js Observation-Disclosures. 81
tcaulu: Enu. - .....-...........-.-,. ;li
Houuh't Iron and Steel IS Gy,cl tbiii :;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

JOHN NJ. MILLER. JR.
president. Member Of Trust
COMMITTEES
FREDERICK T.. NOTHING
BelEian Consul. Tanker.
JOHN l.. PATTERSON
PRESIDENT of Citizens Bank and
trust Co. Rosemary. y. c.
WILLIAM 7. REED
President L.arus G. Bro. Co,
Tobacco Manufacturers: Mem
her OF Trust Committee.
l.. \. SAUNDERS. JR.
president j.. y. Saunders Sons
Co. Wholesale Groccrs
T. SITTERDING
Vice President Virginia Rail-
way and Power Co.
GEO. l.. STREET
President j. Il. Johnson & Co,
Steel Manufacturers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CnICAGo LIVE srocK MAu,,rr

'o'Npo. sept. f-caitic: receipts. 100:
"'i urea with week ago fat ycarlinrs and
good choice llGht and medium woipb,
steers mostly % to n. higher; p!ain heavy
northwestern steers uneven. mostly
~" lowcr: spots OF i.ore: common lob,
aSc hirhc," I steady: fat hc.fcrs generally
atrndS"'. othcr she tstociS uneven: mostiy
hirhnEr:: Gamers strong: bulls ,nn.ti, ~.
to asc hI,hhaa, calves 81 higher s,ocksrs Is
,iinnss: receipts 1850: stoSJv IN
iiplt .sht; ton. $50: bulk Urh, o n,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

CHAS. G.. TAYLOR. JR.
cc-prcsident Atlantic Life
Insurance Co; Member Of Trust
Committee.
S. w. TRAVERS
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
JOHN q. WALKER
President Life Insurance Com
pany of Virginia.
q. RAND WEXFORD
Attorney at Law.
THOMAS S. WIIEELwRIGuT
President Virginia Railway and
Power Co.
j.. ID. WILLIAMS
+. D. Williams e. Co.. Leaf
Tobacco
COLEMAN WORKMAN n
Davenport X Co. Insurance.
Eankcrs and Brokers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Minor por,s-stock. .aas.

Minor por,s-Stock Ills
Total nN--itcCc.ptS, 2l5rJ: EXPORTS
l3;:J: stock. l.3ISssS
=, Total for wcck-Heccip2. 2i.5co: exports.
,o T?tai for scason-Rcccip,,. 5l5.5I7; cA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
LNES-DLSPATC T4S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

tho decline - in the morning although
positions. ' Oh
REPORTS f,om the FOODS trade again ON.
nhhs!H"d ~" uncertainty as 20 whether
prices could be advanced to the basis al
hiEh-- raw material values without m. ok.
ihE tn" demand for Consumption ana
salcs OF pTin; cloths In Fail River FOR
;hc wee. were estimated u: only TS.coo
bales Mere was some bullish comment
on the w""N-rni f.<~ir"S showing spInncrs
,nhinES abnn; 5000 bales in excess OF
The same week last year. Iid the amount
! "f cotton ON Hhirbo&rd ISa'tin,: Cl"rr.,,,rs
| at the end of the wccii wore estimated
Il; $4,000 bales against $500 last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

OUR TRUST DEPARTMENT OFFERS EXCELLENT SERVICE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

THAD. G.. BELT.
Inspector OF Agencies. New
York Life Insurance Co.
c. X. BURNETT'
Vice president: Member OF
Trust Committee.
JOSEPH BUTTON
State Commissioner OF Insur-
aiCe.
II L. CABELL
Branch, Cabell e Co, Bankers
and Brokers
NORMAN CALL
Nice-presidcnt r.. J.. & p. II. II.
Co.
/. NJ. CARRIN&TON
CarrinEton * Co. Leaf Tobacco
Dealers.
George l.. CHRISTIAN
Attorney at Law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

sowa. e:55@72d: pixs steady: bulk desirable
Sheep: receipts. 26ot: compared with
week ago. fat lambs arornd Tic higher
feeding classes firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
LIBERTY LOAN noSp MARKET.

Rf fRED'K L.. NOTHING & CO.
Investment Bankers.
WI II. Main Street. :.chInond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

caiy to strong:
bulk light aud
. bulk packing
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-25

Subscribe to The Herald and News,
$500 a year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-25
HERALD and NEWS, In

Mayor Blease says if those who hea,
and see the cut out ordinance VIC
lated will furnish the evidence he
will see that the law is enforced. The
trouble is no private citizen cares -tc
become public prosecutor.
The Herald and News only men,
toned the matter in the hope tina:
the mere mention would appeal to
the drivers of cars and trucks along
the lines not only Of obeying the or
dinance but as to the absolute use
lessness of this thing of making so
much noise for no good purpose,
We still hope that the mention Of it
will appeal to the drivers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-25
ENTERTAINMENT BETHEL
GARMANY FRIDAY NIGHT

"Axin Her Father" and "The Old
Maids Convention" will be given at
Mt. BethelGarmany school Friday
evening, Feb. 25th at 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission: Adults 25c; children 15c.
Everybody come!
The programme is as follows:
/. The Old Maids Convention.
Maribah Lovejoy, president, hittle
Stephens.
Amarillo Haywood, secretary, Earl
Buzhardt.
Priscilla Hope treasurer, Nell LON
mick.
Anxiety Doherty, Winnie Kate
Leitzsey.
Augusta Prim-Sara Cromer.
Fredora Bodkins-G;lette Ruff.
Rhoda Larkin-Helen Brown.
Faithful Blossom-Edna Cromer.
Selma Baxter-Leila Norris.
Susannah Smith-Genevieve Lomi,
nick.
Miranda Price-Heyward Sease.
Mary Ann Barnes-Gfargaret Ok
ner.
Sara Jane Springster-Richaro
Lominick.
Eliza Hooker-Tommie Folk.
Esther Snyder-Margaret Sease.
Marion Perkins-Roy Alewine.
Asenath Baker-Maffett Ruff.
Amanda Horn-Ruby Norris.
Amy Little-Boyd Buzhardt.
Sophia Potter-Jno. King Lomi
nick.
Prof. Pinkerton-Ellerbe Sease.
2. Music.
3. "Axin Her Father"
Pendleton Peppercorn-Rober'
Ruff.
Priscilla Ann-Kittie Stephens.
Pamela Jane-Margaret Sease.
Polly Lucretia-Nell Alewine.
Augustus Tyler-Ellerbe Sease.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-25

People who are complaining about
conditions do not know just what
their forbears endured and suffered
some fifty years ago just after the
close of the war between the sec
tions. The soldiers came home and
had to start a crop with nothing to
eat and nothing to wear and not to
speak of the scarcity of money. We
are in fine shape to what they were
in those days and they tell US that
there was not as much complaining
then as there is now. The thing to
do is to cheer up and go to work.
Work is panacea for many ills. The
trouble with all of us is that we were
driving too rapidly and there was
need of jolt to cause US to hesitate
and take note of our bearings. Ev-
erything was at too great pressure.
It will all come out right.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-25
AMONG THE SCHOOLS
y @ o o o o o . p o o o . o
Teachers Association

The county teachers ASSOCIATION
will meet Saturday tomorrow at
IL O'Clock. The meeting will be held
in the court house and will last only
one hour unless continued by the vol
untary act of the members. A full
attendance of the teachers is request
ed.
We had expected to have present
a representative from the federal de-
partment of education to give talk
on sanitation but some time ago
received notice that she could not
come.
Miss Chauncey Blackburn, field
secretary Of the South Carolina Tu-
berculosis association will be present
and talk to the teachers and thea II
there is time left we will have sonle
qeustions up for discussion.
hope every teacher will make an
effort to be present and take part IN
the meeting.