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New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Lehigh i'm Long Drill

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 2o.--The
hard work for the Washington and
jefferson game here Saturday was con-
cluded to-day with practice that con-
tinued long after dark. Coach Click
ordered out the ghost ball and
pressed his men hard until nearly 7
o'clock. Three positions in particular
are doubtful. One tackle, one guard
and the quarterback, the latter being
toss-up between Rote and Henschen.
Cusick and Captain Mccarthy. tackle
and guard respectively, will start the
game
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Yale Golfer Lands Prize

w. P. Foss, jr, Yale, was the star
Of the University Clubs fall golf tour
nament over the links of the ST. An
drews Country Club yesterday, winning
low gross prize for thirty-six holes with
40. N. V. Becker, Cornell, was low
gross for eighteen holes with 81. C. B.
Tippit, N. Y. u, won low net with 153
r. G. Rice, Rutgers, was second, with
154, and ]. d. Voorhies, Princeton
third, with 155. A. r. Stevens, Johns
Hopkins, was low net for eighteen holes
with 10
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
tsPro'' Basketball Organized

Professional basketball was organized
for the first time when managers and
promoters of basketball met last night
at the Sportman's Headquarters and
formed the Basketball Protective AS
sociation. Ed Thorpe, football and bas-
ketball coach, was appointed temporary
chairman. Johnny Murray, manager
of the Whirlwinds, was appointed tenn
porary secretary A committee of
twelve was designated to draw up u
constitution and set Of bylaws.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
New York Pool Star
Beats Former Chamnion

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20. James
Mature, of New York, defeated Benny
Allen, of Kansas City. former title
holder, in to-day's first game in the
national pocket billiard championship
tournament. The score was 1875 and
1872 in thirty-four innings. In the sec
ond match Arthur Church, Yonkers,
n. ", won from William F. de Laugh,
Philadelphia, 1875 to 58 in twenty-six
inninps
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Injuries Cause Cancellation

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, Oct. 90
West Virginia Wesleyan was forced to
cancel its football game with the Navy
at Annapolis next Saturday because
three regular players are on the hos
pital list and six others are suffering
from injuries which will keep them off
the gridiron for at least another week.
Three mainstays, Priester, Monohan
and Ross, all backfeld men, will not
be able to play for the remainder of
the season.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 20.--More
than 5000 followers of the Ohio State
University football team will go to
Ann Arbor this week end to witness
the Michigan-O State clash there
Saturday. Two special trains are
scheduled to leave here tomorrow
right. Seven other specials will leave
Saturday morning. Many other root
eIs are planning to go by automobile.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Baseball Popular i'm Mexico

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Baseball has at
tanned such a marked popularity in
Mexico, according to Ban Johnson,
president of the American League, that
to-day he announced he would go to
the Mexican capital in December to ex
plain how the game is conducted in the
United States. Johnson said that the
Secretary Of State in Mexico is an ar
dent baseball fan.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Two Brown Stars Injured

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 20.-The
Brown University eleven was put
through an hour and half scrimmage
against the second team and ineligi-
bles. Barrett. star guard, was not out
to-day and will probably not play
against Springfield. He is suffering
from an infection of the foot. Mallory
the best end on the squad, is also out
with water on the knee
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Coach Alters W. Va. Line.Up|

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Oct. 20
Another radical shift in the line-u|
marked West Virginia's practice n
day when Setron. Fuccy. Hawkins sn|
others who have been playing regula'|
ly until yesterday. got back into, n
lineup. Joe Harrick also got into tn
varsity lineup to-day ana it appear
that Spears intends TO start nln|
against Bucknel Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
ION, sank a putt Of eight feet for a

Short on Long Approach


Miss Collett was short with her ap-
proach on the long eighth, while Miss
Leitch was we'll on in three shots and
American girl made the mistake of
driving too close to the boundary line
on the ninth hole and strong cross
wind carried her ball out of bounds
Miss Leitch got home bere with three
powerful wallops against that same
cross wind.
Miss Collett missed her second shot
on the tenth hole, but Miss Leitch hav-
ing putt for four missed it badly
and then took six. The English girl
appeared. to have the eleventh hole
salted away, but Miss Collett got dowr
a 15-foot putt for which she got fina
hand half for the hole. She had the
twelfth hole as good as won with an
easy putt of less than foot for a,
but stabbed at the ball and took s.
At the fourteenth she sank putt Of
more than ten feet to make up for the
one she had missed at the twelfth hole
At the fiteenth hole she boldly ran
her second shot over cluster of traps
and then ran her approach putt dead
to the cup for a win. Both got good
SIS on the long sixteenth, where Miss
Leitch dropped an exceedigly difficult
doWn-hlll putt of twelve feet for her
5. Miss Collett also got down side
hill putt of about five feet. Miss Col
lett was short on her approach at the
seventeenth, while Miss Leitch ran her
third up to four feet of the pin and got
a for victory
The cards:
Out-Afiss Leitch...5 6 4 5 453 s s--41
Miss Colett..7 s S 3 8-46
In-Miss Leitch. rs A 8 81 "A
Miss Collett. 6 4 a 54455
Out--Mrs. Hucknall. 5 4 a 4 GA
Mrs, CIavn....5 5 s 8 4 g "A 5--4S
In-Mrs. Hucknall. % 4 S 5 3--42-86
Mrs. Gavin. .....5 BATS 5-43--s6
In the second sixteen Mrs. L. Grum-
bach, of Hollywood, defeated Mrs. r.
II. Hammer, of Flushing, S and 4; Miss
Molly Conroy. Fox Hills, defeated Mrs.
William Chilvers, Mahopac, 2 up. In
the third sixteen Mrs. F. C. Hewlett,
Forest Park, defeated Mrs. B. L. Tim,
Hollywood, a and 3; Mrs. c. w. Breck,
Siwanoy, defeated Mrs. II. Lund jr.,
San Francisco, and 2. In the fourth
sixteen Mrs. Z. c. Macmillan, New
York Ladies, defeated Mrs. j. Cromelin,
Siwanoy, and Q; Mrs. S. de Costa,
Dunwoodie, defeated Mrs. G.. B. Nor
rison, 6 and 5.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Bartfield Beaten by Cana

Italian Joe Cans just managed to
outpoint Soldier Bartheld in their
twelve-round bout at the Broadway
Exhibition Association last night He
hcored Bartfeld in the third and
fourth, but the latter rallied toward
the end Mickey Nelson defeated Sailor
Hammer and Billy Metz outpointed
Jimmy Barton in the ten-rounders.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Tennis Stars Meet i'm
Benefit Games To-day

The last three of the series of exhi-
bition lawn tennis matches to be
played in the metropolitan district for
the benefit of the American Committee
for Devastated France will begin this
afternoon on the courts Of the Morris
town Field Club at Morristown, N. T.
William T. Tilden Cd, Watson NJ
Washburn, Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal
lory and Miss Leslie Bancroft will ap-
pear in singles and mixed doubles.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, on the
clay courts Of the Jackson Heights
Tennis Club, Long Island City, Miss
Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard and
Tilden and Vincent Richards will play.
On Sunday, on the courts of the Ards
ley Club, Ardsley- on the Hudson, there
will be mems singles and doubles, with
Tilden Richards, R. Norris Williams I'd,
and Wallace F. Johnson competing.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Johnson Knocks Out Ware

John Lester Johnson knocked out
"Rough House" Ware, another gentle
man OF color, in the third round of
their scheduled ffteen-rounder at the
Jamaica S. C. last night. A series of
rights and !efts sent Ware hurtling out
of the ring for the final long count.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
North Carolina State Wins

WEST RALEIGH. N. c., Oct. 20
North Carolina State College defeated
the football eleven of the University
OF North Carolina here to-day by a
score of to 0.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Scrubs Oufp!ay ". & ]. Team

WASHINGTON, Pa Oct. 2O.-Wash-
ington and Jefferson scrubs, armed
with Lehigh plays, wrought havoc with
the varsity on College Field this after
noon through a drizzling rain in an
unexpected scrimmage. Four times the
25-yard line over the first teams goal.
Allebrand, Harmony, Mitchell and Kill
gore composed the second team back
field
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Miss COlIett and Mrs. Cnuir,
Defeated in Close Contests
Young Providence Star Plays Brilliant Game
Against Rival From England; Victory of Mrs.
Hucknall Big Surprise Long Islands Links
BY Ray Mccarthy

bounded
Beleclaire Club
terday her defeat
Genna Coett young
little rival of
struggle which attracted large gallery
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

-, Said the Thirnble to II.
Thread: N''
Il like worsteds.
I'm always glad wb.,
I'm used to make them ;s.a s'l
suits. '
"They wear so welIl
Il heard our wooden M,
say it's because worsted !,
made from long stapls' :
wool which h has bee,
cornbcd and twisted bam
in the spinning.
did you ever see anv
thing h ands somer tia.
those deep rich brownsr
Down = to- date in prics
and up-to-date in style.
Rain or shine *Scotcs
Mists are finel
The handsomest sort n
fairweather overcoats, rain.
proofed.
Our running water test
is shown to-day at 34tb
Street.
Registered Trademark.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broaduu
at 18th st. -Four at 34th s.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave-
at Warren at 4lstS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-21
EVERGREEN

Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night Everybody come
Sorry to hear of the death of Clay
ton Thompson's little girl.
Miss Laura Belle Damron spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Bonnie Patton
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Damron spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gee Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Patton and Mrs
Lee Damron were out car riding Sum
day. They visited the Pine Hill GEM
etery.
Lee Damron and daughter will leave
Saturday for Pike county where they
will visit his mother.
Miss Laura B. Damron Miss Bonnie
Patton, Miss Violet Roberts, Miss Hoy
ell Carter, Earnie Thompson. Charley
Adams and Arlie Martin attended the
ball game at Kise Sunday afternoon.
The birthday dinner given in honor
of Mr.. Byron Martin was largely at
tended. KY.
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Home CIRCLECOLUNIN
4 COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
Z MOTHERS As THEY JOIN THE
HOME CIRCLE At EVEN
ING TIDE.


BY Jean Star Antcrmeyer
Temper my spirit, oh Lord, "a
Burn out its alloy,
And make 1t q plant steel for thy
welding,
Not clumsy toy,
A blunt, iron thing in my hands
That blunder and destroy ~
Temper my spirit. oh Lordp
Keey it long in the fire;
Make it one with the flame. Let 1t
share tsss4
That approaching desire.
Grasp 1t myself, oh my God,
Swing 1t straighter and higher.
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Latest Books and box stationery q
ATKINS g VAUGHAN.
GALLUP

Harper Dobbins and Hazel Ball were
the dinner guests of Miss Irene Me-
Clure Sunday
Mrs. w. NJ. Belcher and baby were
calling on Mrs. Nora Chapman Sum
day.
Miss Zelda Fugitt was the Sunday
evening guest of Misses orpha and
Edna Damron.
Miss Alice Fugitt was the guest 'oi
Misses Mary and Louise Childers Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Childers and
baby are visiting relatives here this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Shannon and
daughters were calling on Mrs. Nancy
Shannon Sunday.
Misses Irene Mcclure, Hazel Ball,
Clara Myrtle Childers and Mont and
Roy Carter, Harper Dobbins and Ray
mond Mcclure went chestnut hunting
Sunday.
Mont Carter and sister went to
Portsmouth Wednesday.
4 Sol Carter is moving to Busseyville
this week.
Let us hear from Henrietta and Wal
bridge. SMILES.
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DENNIS

Several from here attended church
at Twin Branch Sunday.
Lewis Pink has bought the store
here from ID. A. Rice.
Several youngsters attended literary
at Olioville Friday night. =
Minnie Pennington was calling on
the Misses Lyons SATURDAY..
Mrs. Rosa Wright, who has been III
Is Improving.
airs. Emma Kitchen was In Louisa
Saturday.
Mary r. Pennington and son have
returned from Louisa.
Reba Nell Cooksey spent Saturday
night with the Misses Pennington.
Chester Webb spent Sunday al w.
S. Pennington's.
Mrs. Ada Wright was visiting Mrs,
Rosa Wright Thursday.
Clyde lobe has gone to Kermit. w.
Va, 20 work.
George McGlossin passed up our
creek Tuesday
Lindsay Skeens and Nellie Gains
passed up gu. creek one day last week.
A. J. Cooksey was visiting her broth
er on Morgan recently.
Andy Kitchen and family are NOV
ing TO Ohio.
Thomas Alley was on our creek Fri
Warren @. Brickey OF Gulfport. Miss.
Is expected 10 visit friends AT this
place IN the near future.
Dennis Pennington is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w 5. Pennington win
,rtefs f,fanda a, Oraannn and Carfar
county soon.
Charley cooksey win leave soon FOR
Kistier, w. Va.
Several from here are expecting to
attend church at Webbviiie sunday.
! Anna and Lizzie Kitchen and Mrs.
Lon lobe were visiting Mrs. Jennie
chaffins recently.
Mrs. Alice Browning was calling on
Mrs. w S. Pennington Monday morn
ing
Webb Roberts was on our creek re-
Gently.
Herbert Diamond and Rev. NJ ".
Berry OF Louisa attended church at
Twin Branch Sunday.
Naaman Brainard motored down our
creek Saturday.
Mary Moore OF near Fullers was vis-
iting her aunt. Mrs. James Christian
Saturday.
The Oddfellows are making some irp-
provements on the hall at Dennis.
John j. Kitchen Is moving into the
house recently vacated by Andy Kitch
en- near this place.
Jay vanhorn and Jim Shivel have
employment at Rev. Hutchison's.
Iorof (s,,nntnuhor,. xgne NJ NJ "
Thompson's Saturday,
Pete Rawlins was calling on Bertha
Kitchen recently. SALLY ANNE.
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Sometimes we get out of patience
With the people whose feelings are,
as we look at 1t, too easily hurt. Con-
sequently we prepare to ride rough
shod over those feelings and see II we
can't harden them up bit But we
never do. We only make them more
tender. We cannot judge what Great
ed those tender feelings in the first
place, so we are rather presuming on
our position when we attempt to cure
them, II we have any sensitive spots
in our own feelings we know what it
means to have them stepped on so let
us be little careful in regard to the
feelings of others.
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PRICHARD, w. VA.

The people OF our community are
very busy husking corn and mining
coal at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Thompson and
Mr.. McCommis OF Kentucky. were Wis
iting friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Basham were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchinson
Sunday afternoon.
chas. y. Lakins OF Huntington was
visiting friends here recently.
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, who Is visit
ing relatives In Kentucky. is expected
to return home soon.
Rev. Bascom Lakin left few days
ago for Chicago, H., where he viii en-
ter school. His many friends wish him
great success. JOHNNIE.
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MADGE

There will be church at this place
| the fifth Sunday and Saturday night
before by Rev. Roland Hutchinson.
Several from here attended church
| at Dry Ridge Saturday night.
Mr.. H. H. Mayse OF Richmond was
the week end guest OF Miss Grace
Damron.
Mrs, James Prince is very III at this
writing.
Miss Mona Pigg spent Sunday with
the Misses Barnett.
LATE Carter of Ellen was the pleas
ant guest of Miss Ruby Damron Sum
day,
Misses Pearl, Mex and Jean Shan
non and Mrs. Junior Barnett attended
church at Twin Branch Sunday.
Frank Thompson was the Sunday
guest of Miss Thelma Barnett.
Jewel Garnet and Lucien Damron
spent Saturday with their sister, Mrs.
John Burton Of Trad.
Mrs. WIN Curnutte OF Ashland is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
Prince.
Messrs. wills and Clyde Barnett left
Monday for Blaine where they have
employment.
Misses Grace and Ruby Damron and
Mr.. II. H Mays spent Saturday after
noon with Mrs. sssfsssst ...iisas.ss Meek
Misses Tudeli Turner and Sophia
Roberts were shopping in Louisa Sat-
urday.
guest of Mrs. James Prince.
Misses Mamie and Ellie Nolen Wis
. : 4 1 -
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SOUTH COLUMBUS, o.

We are sorry to hear OF the death Of
Mrs. Lula Saxton. she lon TO mourn
her loss a husband and two, children.
She was laid TO rest In the walnut
Hin cemetery.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. George Eny-
art, fine girl.
Hiliman Green Of Huntington, w.
Va. spent Saturday with Mr.. Dave
Cordle.
Miss Jessie Webb and Priscilla Blake
were the pleasant guests OF Misses
Aqna and Martha Barque Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Martin spent Saturday
night with her sister at Grove City.
J. b. Cordle has returned home from
Ironton, o.. where he attended the fu-
neral OF his little grandson, John T.
Dean.
Mrs. Margaret Griffith spent Friday
with Mrs. Lora Enyart.
Let US hear from caney Fork. Ky.
JACK.
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HUNTINGTON, W. VA.

We are glad to say business in this
place is improving some.
Diphtheria is raging in our town.
Maggie Damron. who has been very
ill is Improving.
Mrs. A. j. Pennington OF webbville,
son. and daughter of Ashland have
recently.
Miss Harriet Bennett of Illinois Is
visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Jack Dempsey OF Catlettsburg was
visitor in our town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hensley have
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Green OF this place.
Ernest Damron of Logan is expected
in our town soon.
Hillman Green of Russell spent Sun
day with home folks at this place
Matte Stewards and Avis Blanken-
ship visited in Ashland last week.
Mary Lemrning Of Webbville KY. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Hutch
ison.
Miss Ivory Green is contemplating a
visit to Kentucky soon.
Mrs. ]. M. Green OF Wayne, w. Va.
is visiting her mother law OF this
place, Mrs. Mary Shirley Mays and
Alta Daniel. who have been visiting
friends in our town for several days
win return Thursday to their home In
.Parkersburg, VIVA.
Curtis Kitchen OF Webbville is ex-
pected to visit friends here soon.
Blanche Green, who has been attend-
ing school at the Ensign is now in the
rank with Junior High School Of 26th
street.
Let us hear from Jean. webbville
and Jattie. FOUR TOES.
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BLAINE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Osborn made a
trip 20 Louisa Monday. afru. 01born
accompanied her mother home and
called on Mrs, Matte Dixon. who Is
very sick.
Luther Burton and family were CALI
ing at j. L. Hewlett's sunday.
Mfs. chas. Morris was shopping at
Blaine Monday. q
r. sTetnam Il very alex with ~.
phoid fever.
Mrs. A. J. Holton and daughter have
returned home after spending she past
week at Matte with her mother, Mrs.
ID. M. Moore.
Schoefleld Jordan OF Louisa was
calling on friends here last week.
G. v. Berry IL on the sick list.
Misses ella Jay Hewett and Esther
Evans were calling on friends al this
place Saturday,
Miss Pearl Bates spent Thursday
night with her grandmother, Mrs Hes
ter Hpiton. xYz
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ECONOMY.

Young wife-Oh. Edward. you do
believe that am always thinking Of
economy. don't you?
Young Husband Mabel your shil-
ling telegram this afternoon telling me
where to 60 to save sevenpence on a
carpet broom warns me that you are
thinking Of It too much. Edinburgh
Scotsman.
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BUSSEYVIELE
OPTICIANS


The charivari at ]. II. Clarkson's
Thursday night was largely attended
and all reported nice time. They were
treated on cake and candy
Johnnie Damron was in Busseyville
Friday morning.
Lee Nolen and Bill Bowe visited
J. f. Nolen Friday.
Mrs Hilbert GARRISON spent Thurs
day with home folks.
Richard Adams was in Louisa re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley curnutte OF
Hudnell. w. Va. have been spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Hughes of this place.
George Jones called on his best girl
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lee Nolen and Mrs. Arnold
Bowe are on the sick list.
Miss Bessie Lee Clarkson called on
Inez weliman Friday.
Mamie Nolen was in Busseyville
Tuesday.
Jessie Sue Bussey, who has been
sick is able to attend school again. p
Hilbert H. Garrison and Miss Bel
vie e. Bradley were united in mar
rage at the home of Thomas Carter
ON Saturday evening, October /. 1921.
Rev. NJ. A. Hay said the words that
united this young couple In the holy
bonds.
The groom is the son OF ]. II. Clark
son of Busseyville and has hosts OF
friends who congratulate him upon the
happy event.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Bradley of Smoky Valley.
Her many friends wish her all kinds
of happiness in her new relation in
life.
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- =. n sf,iarna
~nna ~ II q courtas;es whicb has he
1870 s.d,v foreottan a. the respect
.evervwhere. but more in the cities.
1erhaps because there is more oppor-
unity. Old people are jostled about
On the street cars the same as anyone
Gle and they are showed from pillar
10 post quite regardless OF their in
nbility to take care of themselves
There is no need Of trying to plant
shib respect for the aged into a child's
mind after he Is grown. II is some
thing that must be taught him from
AHbyhood and It would be q good thing
for Anisrica's manhood and woman
hood if more mothers would realize
1his.
Growing old gracefully is thing
which most people, women especially,
ind it very difficult to do. Yet it adds
% much to the charm Of approaching
cannot form the habit. Someone has
naid that blossom time cannot last for
erer-it must pass for all Of us, and
10 try and stay it only hinders the seed
time and the harvest, each one of
which are quite as satisfactory If we
can but acquire the faculty OF growing
old gracefully.
Anv d,snlav Of nersonal Feelings. or
...,,.ts,,,,s Il, ,,,,,,,;c q yarv had tasta M
NV III least hut there are 4 great
z ,,.,,r ,eonla WIN don,t seem aware OF
S5,ss T 11s fell n =, All fhair famiiv afffairs
s5,d nersonal history for EVERYONE to
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Obituary.

On last Sunday night the death angel
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
C. Hughes and took for It's victim their
little 9 year old daughter, Maudie
Magdelean Hughes. She was born oc-
tober 80, 1911 and died October 2, 1891,
age Q years, IL months and days. She
had only been sick a short time. Only
one week and one day before she was
with her playmates at school. She Is
gone but not forgotten and mamma
Maudie is waiting for you. Papa she's
guarding the golden gate that you
must go through. Sisters and brothers
you must get right with God and meet
little Maudie where you all must trod.
Al COUSIN