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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
INSURANCE COMPANY IN
IT'S NEW. QUARTERS

The New Castle County Mutual In
surance Co. has moved its offices and is
now occupying its new quarters at 81
West Tenth street. The company form
erly had Offices at 10l1 Market street
Both offices are located in the du Pont
Building. The insurance company now
has the offices formerly occupied by
Scott 4 Co. and consented TO move in
order that the Wilmington Trust Co.
could enlarge its offices.
incorporated in 1919, the New Castle
County Mutual Insurance Co. is one
of the oldest and most successful mutual
fire insurance companies in this section.
Much of the success OF the company in
recent years has been due to the energy
and constant attention TO detail on the
part OF the former president Mark NJ.
Cleaver, and his son, the present prcsi-
dent, Samuel G. Cleaver. Mark NJ
Cleaver became secretary of the com
pany in 1879, vice president in 1897,
and president in 1899. He served as
president until his death in 1917
Samuel G.. Cleaver succeeded his father
as president and is still serving in that
capacity. He first became connected
with the company in 1899 was made
secretary and treasurer in 1897, and vice
president in 1912.
The affairs of the company are SUI
pervised by the following well-knowr
business men as directors: Joseph l.
Carpenter, Jr., George T. Brown
Charles i. Dubell, Joshua f.. Smith
Charles c. Kurtz, James b. Oberly
John Richardson, Jr., George G. Lob
dell, Jr., John s. Rossell, William
Winder Laird, Edgar L. Haynes, William
b. Megear, Henry Hopes, A. ID
Warner and Samuel G. Cleaver.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

the ceremonies at the grave being es-
pcciaily impressive.
Mrs Mary Il. Smith, widow Of s..
Franklin Smith, died Oh the home of
her daughter, Mrs Ollie Estes on Kent
Circle, Chestertown, Sunday evening
about z O'Clock from the infirmities "
age. Mrs. Smith had just eaten q hearty
supper and seemed 10 be feeling better
Her daughter left the bedroom ~ 20
down stairs for a short time, and when
she returned she found her mother dead
Mrs. Smith was SO years old. Funeral
services viii be held Wednesday after
noon; interment in the family lot in
Chester cemetery.
III. a. Kratzor and family have moved
from their country home on Chester
river and are occupying the home Of Mrs.
Grace Aldridge, on Queen street, for the
winter.
Mrs. Horace Reed spent part Of the
week with friends in Wilmington.
While there Mrs. Reed visited several
inmates Of Farnhurst from this town
and county. Most of them we're com
Portable and happy, but Clarence Truitt
u former resident here, was critically i'll
with little hope Of his recovery
The gunners at The various duckinp
shores along the bay and rivers are en-.
loying rare sport for this season Of the
year Large bags Of unusually good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

There Mil 10 100 stock exchange aud
huanfiai holidays this weck. one today
ipi the eigrtiuus W Philadelphia aud sew
y ORA, and fhs other friday the special
disarmament recognition
iiaideln Locomotive Works took orders
fnf 10000 .uuu ~ business "a October
tnnfs thar durins snf MONTH since the
spinF ~ tN1V. according 90 President
ineludcd IN ths siu.0Oo 200 business
sArh ~ pcinhef was the order foe ffty
rArint valued ~ s. 100000. which presi.
usut Nauclaln has just announced
hfduriiun in the fvdisrount rates bs
tHs odefsl Nrssfts banks has not yet
interest tstes 10 hanks h i generally
reported that q pet cent is the rulng
fsts fpf cal money. With Commercial
l'sper besrlns the BEST names bringing
fjifcctors o. the Baldwin locomotive
Work. meet the latter part 81 this month
fnr diNldpud action. and NJ Is generally
'sp"cted that tAe regular soni-annual
oif idondt ~ per cent AL be- declared
~ both "a. preferred and common stocss
y hr fHi year dis idend- Du both isNua.
we're 'sfn'd la the hrst ais months oi
Att.ntlou Vas attracted by a suddeul,
Z. frlpped hu4 ms movement In Genera
Motors stush in the New York market
yesterday the price advancing I. 20 ! / 80
4teh advance. nsured on the outstanding
common stock uf That corporation equals
above x@b.ulo.pou la It's market value
iust what made the demand Tor General
Motors did not appear. but II may have
fisrn a trHeA from the excellent earnings
corporation aud tfe knowIodge that tn
Nhits Motors Company IL now doing 3
iuufb improved business. with good pros
fitNtN Possibly. ALSO. the fact that Al N
ilsnsrai Notors yielded 10 per cent a,
thr current dividend rate made an Induce
Ni"nt go buy The stocA. now that money
la'ss Afe - much lower aud headed
a1wnwaru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
MANY ARE LEAVING
FARMS IN FRANCE
Peasants Sons Show Prefer
snce for Industrial
Work.


r,-iaN shc mlddle-aged peasant
von.n al r,ancc are still the peasant
wonen of lgSp. They have the same
lack cf education and Initiative, the
sAme willingness Ia slave for their
masters. i1ut change. has come over
tn men. They have suddcnly awak-
ened 20 the fact that the town cannot
i've without the country. though the
country does not need the town fot
lia existence.
rhs peasant Il in the peculiar posi-
tlah nf being completely independent
~ every other class. The railroads
ana other utilities might cease to
function and stln he would continue
a. rNint as usual. Therefore, one re.
cult ur the war has been a growins
untaaonlsm between the town and the
country The peasant has made the
ra~iufe ol going on strike against the
towns.
The people of this class having suf.
tered terribly during the war are nov
fbaiisina their power. The wai
Weighed so heavily upon them be
sanse 81 Il being possible for theft
placoN 20 be- nned by old men an,
shldfun. They never had 60 b,
,aiied back from the front as indus
trial workers. were. When the armis
tlee came few peasants We're Willing
a. return permanently 10 their farm
work except those who had larg'
families whereas 60 per cent OF th'
factory workers went back 10 thcii
uld iol~.
ai6. ..,,,,,,tsl,,t 4. mad. .,o an siaa,
NOW that lt Is most difficult - sc
hcip on che land Mrs. Borden Hari
man IN New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
ST. THOMAS GUILD.
Interesting Meeting. Last Night, Fol-
lowed by COLLATION. and Dancing.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. Sat a meeting Of
the Guild Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. held in the parish house last
night, il was decided to hold a bazar
in the armory, next February. A
special committee, of which Rev.
Edgar Jones. rector, is chairman,
presented a report outlining the va
rious features OF the proposed bazar
and appointing ehairmen and chair
women OF the several committees. The
report was adopted.
Richard Long Of Smyrna, a Uni-
yersity Of Delaware student and lay
reader, who has been assisting Or
Jones, conducted the devotional ex-
ercises at last nights meeting. The
meeting was In the nature Of a birth
day party, each member and visitor
contributing one cent for each year
Of his or her life. AS a result So. 2.1S
was realized
Following the business meeting
George Carter, William ID. Dean ana
George Dobson the entertainment
committee for the evening, served ice
cream and cake. This Was followsl
! by dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

smyrna. Nov. s.--Mr and Mrs. A.
J. Scott Of Philadelphia were weekend
visitors Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. n. Lloyd.
Charles r. Thornley, and Mrs. J. W.
Tucker gave their father James
Thornley, Of Sassafras. Md, a surprise,
the occasion being his seventy eighth
birthday anniversary. There were
thiriy-eight present. eight of whom
were has children, twenty eight grand
children and two great-grandchildren
Mrs. +. A. Arts and Mrs. +. S.
Dwight are delegates from the local
Red Cross Society 10 the annual meet
ing Of the Delaware Red Cross in Will
miugton today.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stephenson
and son, Rothwell, OF Pen Mar were
weekend visitors az the home OF Mrs
George Kothwell
Miss Susie Hudson has broker
ground on Mt. Vernon street, on a lot
adjoining the M. J.. Church, fer hei
new bungalow.
Mrs. II. y. Wallen, Jr, is visiting
her parents in Bridgeport, Conn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
ADMITTED DRIVING
| CAR While DRUNK
John Anderson, Marylander,
Drove His Machine Through
Safety Gates.

Pleading guilty TO the charge Of
operating an automobile while intoxi-
Gated John Anderson, deputy game
warden of Cecil county, Md, was fined
500 and costs in Municipal Court to-
day. Anderson was arrested last night
after he had driven his car through the
safety gates on East Fourth street ON to
the railroad trucks.
At the request OF j. Frank Ball, the
eases of Vito and Bugia Coppidana,
charged with assault and battery on John
Boligio, were continued until tomorrow,
Bail was fixed at S25.
As the wife is suffering from stroke
OF paralysis and is in an institution at
National Park, NJ j., unable TO talk or
move, non-support order on Isaac
Brown was increased from SO a week to
So
Sentence of two years imprisonment
and fine Of $500 and costs was inn
posed on Ulysses Duckery, Negro,
charged with having a hypodermic
needle in his possession. Phillip Garrett,
his counsel, gave notice of an appeal and
bail was set at $1,000.
On the recommendation Of Detective
Horace Mcdaniel that tho defendant
be dismissed with a warning not to tall
so much, Judge Hastings, dismissed
Peter and Annie Kazcui, charged will
breach of the peace The charge wa
brought by a neighbor woman. A thirc
party carrying gossip between the two
families is believed TO be the cause o.
the trouble, Mcdaniel said.
The case of Frank Boyle, charged Will
disorderly conduct was continued unit
Saturday. He is alleged to have created
a disturbance and refused to pay his bill
in q restaurant.
VIM. Scott was ordered 20 investi
gate the case of Joseph Collavlno
charged by his wife with breach Of Tn,
peace. Collavino denied striking his
wife
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md, Nov. S.--An auto bus
carrying 40 Fordham College students
from New York to Washington, Satur-
day. crushed into the Conowingo bridge
which spans the Susquehanna river and
dropped a distance of 30 feet -Four
persons were seriously injured while
eight others less hurt. Howard Gleaby,
the driver Of the machine failed.to make
the turn at the bridge and went through
the guard rails.
Marriage licenses were issued in Elk
ton, yesterday, to William c. Locates
and Mamie X. Faldon, and Francis A.
Lafferty and Helen Crothers, all of
Wilmington.
Judge Harlan filed an opinion that is
interesting TO gunners in the appeal case
State against Thomas G.. Hopkins, of
Havre de Grace, who was fined SIS. with
costs by Magistrate Crumlish, reversing
the magistrates decision. Mr.. Hopkins
had secured a license for a sneak boat
and while cunning was arrested, charged
with failing to have two licenses, one
for himself and the other for the boat.
The court decided the law gives TO the
owner OF boat a right to shoot ducks
on the Susquehanna flats without taking
out other than a license for the boat.
Mrs. Ella X. Logan and Mrs. ID. c.
Hosfeld OF Wilmington, are entertaining
party Of friends at their summer home
The Naples, at Charlestown.
II lent lnof A nIaaasaaa Ill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
UNKNOWN? ]?

have come back to my mothers land
l was Iona. too long away.
She shades her eyes with blue-vcined hand
In the sunit upland day
Aud looks at my saddle my horse my gun
For my haunts were not the strv,wn.
My Western mother hns murmured: "Son,"
SO why am / called Unknown?
l have come back to my mothers land,
Where the yellow pine slsdes are.
The cypress nutters, by warm breeze famed,
And the rose scent floats afar:
There's a splash of oars ouie. streams
Like those that colored my youthful dreams
Ere they called mo the Great Unknown.
I have come back to my mothers land,
Where the surf's like distant srums.
And the fishing creft make b-isht the strand
And kindly neighhor comes
For such is tho way of the village folk
When woman is left alone.
It's of mo they talk, when she dons her cloak,
SO why am called Unlknown7
For belong TO them--Mothers ALL
From the to the plains OF sage.
From the hills that rock to the snowslde's fall
TO the desert gray-ned with age.
Ard my tomb shall vibrate with messages
All couched In that mother tone
Which stirs the heart. All, then, who says
That have returned Unknown
:. New York Trpun..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
INV CHARTERS.

SPECIAL Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Nov Satharters were nlcs
htrt yesterday. a. fuliows
iiAnkstonc Co. of America. Whining
tpn Del capital sa.too.oo0
Nmerican flcctric Equipment Co. Dover
tel " uou .ooo
standard Coccenut Corporation. vii.
nllnxton. Del 81 .ooo 600
- No Western On hcnnins Corporation,
fennss lNaniA Auto service Corporation
Wilmington, Del sanl 600
,plotadp River. fnginecrlng and De.
he Twist seal Co. Chicago, m
sftt 600
"a, battery ssles Co. Washington. ID
a ston 400
- q wrlsh, Manufacturing Co. Eyler
IfxAst 800 900.
ps kimni Incorporated. Philadelphia
"a 800 NN
1rlier shade Hardware Co New York
Reflection Pressure Cooker Co. wa.
mirgtun. Del xlu0.non
harnof aud llowlsnds Improvement Co
NiHninstun, Del $4,000
Albert Lea Amusement Corporation
Minneapolis. Ninn. $4,000
.fmploNes bean aad Investment Co.
Nllmln9tnn, Del $4,000
southern Loan aud Investment CO.
Citizens Loan and Investment Co. vii
fuiustnn. Del $50 600
capital losn and Investment Co VII
ninston, Del <sonsu
Imperial Lean and Investment Co. vii
mlusfun, Del st0.upu
li1elity Loan aud Investment Co W.
uiuxton. Del stOopn
Nerfods Run pu and Gas @ VII
minston. Del stapN
,Musht Motor sales Co Wilmington
fAVI SIS 1.pun
.roneei Davis Go Wilmington. Del.
s1a.iHhi
District Candy Co Washington. d. {.
stufn
thAnFe ~ name ~ Tir. and Ruhhs
An tu 'uttrl Auicunixrd Machine Go
Philadelphia. pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
LECTURE ON ITALY.
Prof, Bevan Gives an Interest
ing Talk to Faculty Club of
the University.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. s.-Dr. w. L. Bevan.
associate professor Of History at the
University of Delaware, entertained
members OF the Faculty Club OF the
university with an interesting talk on
Italy, last night. This was the first
Of series Of such entertainments that
have been arranged by the club for
the winter months.
Previous to the lecture short
business meeting was held, attended
by about forty members. Professor
George f. Dutton. president Of the
club. presiding. Professors w. A.
Wilkinson, F. ". X. Foster and c. o.
Houghton were appointed a committee
TO prepare suitable resolutions on the
death of DR.. Carlton F. Miller. mem
ber Of the club.
BY ballot an amendment 10 the
rules of the club were adopted 10 ad-
nit to membership alumni OF the uni
versity living in Newark and vicinity
who went out of the university not
less than FIVE years ago.
A. g. Wilkinson. secretary Of tht
club, announced that Henry +. du
I Pont, a trustee Of the college, had pre-
sented TO the club combination poo
and billiard table. This gift is greatly
appreciated. 1t has been installed ir
the club rooms and with the shuttle
board gives the members many pleas
ant hours OF recreation.
DIR. Bevan's talk was exceedingly
interesting as he knows Italy almos
| like native, having made about ter
trips TO that country. When young
man and while a student I'm Germany
DIR. Bevan spent several summers IL
Italy and went back a number o.
times afterwards. Then there was {
lapse of is years until he returned
for his trip last summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

The county Board of Assessment re-
ports the following transfers Of rural real
estate:
Land at Brack-Ex, by Robert Welch
to Harry ). Irons, for $500.
Land at Marshallton, by Laura NJ
Spicer TO William IL. Temple, for 81 600
Land at Ashley, by the Ashley Syndi.
cate to Archie I. st. Clair, for $3.50.
Land at Minquadale, by the ]. w
Holloway Co. to Samuel Bpotorich.
for the nominal sum of $40; adjoining
land, by the j. W. Holloway Co. "a
Ernest McCabe, for $40; adjoining land
by Ernest McCabe TO the J. w. Hollo.
way Co, for SO.
Land on Brookland Terrace, by the
j. W. Holloway Co, to Richard
Crouch, for $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
CHESTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Nov. S.-The re-
mains Of J. Edgar Potts, the first Mary
land soldier killed in service oyerseas
during the great war, reached Rock
Hall, Sunday afternoon by special
ferry, accompanied by a detachment Of
soldiers MS escort. Young Potts was
member Of Major Bob" Gill's 117th
Trench Motor Company, Of Baltimore
and did valiant service The remains
were taken 10 Church Hill for nterment,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
.oop BUSINESS REPORT.
Nat n. Mrtstrlp SAYS survey Of the
West Indicates Return Of Pros.
perlty.

Aceofilng 60 Nat n. Notstcin. OF
columbus, O., a brother of ELIAS ~.
Wetstein 81 Wilmington. a close sur
10y of conditions throughout the
United states. made by the National
Cash Register Co.. with which he Is
connected, gives promise % an early
ttiurn ~ general nrosperliy. he made
this statement following receipt ~ a
REPORT front Prank u. Patterson. prcsi-
u'ut ~ the company, who has just re-
turned O. Dayton from visit 60 every
city ~ consequence west % the Mis-
rissirpi.
lrnrual activity wns found Ia the
i|g California citics. 1000 homes hav-
ins been completed IN los Angeles in
August Northwestern Canada re-
rolts 4 large grain crop Mr.. Wet.
stein SAYS the business ~ his com.
many. aa far as his territory IL con-
tfinrd reflects this condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Ameflrsu Beet sugar Company. quar.
leflf - per cent on preferred payable
nectmhef ai
Nefth repnsylyania Railroad Company
Quarterly ~ ifef cent. payable Novem-
Ntf tn
Nprhr&tef Gas aud Elcfrir Corpora.
li"hl quarterly uf J a. per cent on pre-.
fsffed payable Drcrulhcf }
standard tN tumpan, - Indiana
huariffiN nf per cent, payable De.
ffuitT i1
Ntandnfd pn Company ~ kansas. QUAR-.
trfis - 3 per cent aud an extra ~ 4 D.,
cent payable December Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
BRANDYWINE WINS.

The Brandywine quot team OF the
fourth division OF the Church League
won i've games from Goodman, last
night. making their fifteenth straight
game. The Brandywine players: Ray
lnond, DEM. Knapp. Sauerbury. Han
nan.
The score:
Brandywine -. 81 a 2i p 2l--5
Cookman ...... 10 10 ii SO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
COUNTY FUNDS.

County Treasurer Walter $. Burris
reported to The Levy Court today that
New Castle county has current funds
amounting TO 1924, ,52473 and a mis-
cellaneous roads account Of S442.9f
lie also reported the following funds
for the maintenance Of dirt roads: Chris
tiana hundred, S24 ,255.24; Mill Creek,
S, ,360.22; White Clay Creek, $5,542 AZ;
Pencader, $3,593.S0; New Castle,
So, 6,143.64; Red Lion, S3061 03; st.
Georges, ,S790S; Appoquinimink
81 ,650.6l; Blackbird, 81 ,396.37; Brandy
wine, $21,96l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
y. W. G. A. ENTERTAINs.
Give Dinner Last Night to Miss
Carrie Young and Miss Clara
Gnufhwtrk

Miss Carrie V. p. Young, overseas
secretary Of the Y. w. 9. A., who se-
Gently returned from the Near East, and
Miss Clara Southwick Of the Consumers
League were guests last night Of the
Blue Triangle Boosters Club Of the
Y, w. g. A. at it's first dinner Of the
year, and later they addressed the clubs
regular monthly meeting
The business meeting followed the
supper, and was also participated in by
the members Of The Mary Willis Club.
Miss Young spoke informally Of her
work in the Near East, her address
being very interesting. Miss Solthwick
described Social Service Facilities in
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Missionary society sersl1e.

Tho Women's Missionary seciotv ~
West Presbyterian church viii hold
iis annual praise and thank Offering
meeting tomorrow AZ 5 y. m. IN.
Alfred Barrows II washington, y. g.,
gill be tho speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED
WHILE NEW YORK VOTES

To-day being Election Day in
New York. and holiday. the
Stock Exchange liz closed. consc-
auently there are no market
quotations TO be reported today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
supper at CIaymont.

A chicken supper viii be held in the
community house at Overlook tomor
row evening for the benefit Of the
Church OF the Holy Rosary, which is
IN process Of erection at Claymont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

ducks are being shot every day, and tie
prospects are for The best season for
many ycars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

1t isn't lost. A classified ad win
find il for you.-Adv.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-02-19

At meeting of the Athletic Club held last Satul day even ing. MT, John Conway was elect ed Vice chairman Mrs. Barrett J. B. O'Neill. and Wm. SlimDert were made me III bers of the eat ert 4inment and house committee Equipment in the shape of box ing gloves, volley and basket balls and trapeze have been tele graphed for, which will arrive on the next outside mail.
 A lease of the A. B. Hall has been arranged.
 Members are working getting the hall in readiness. and very healthy interest is being shown
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-02-19
PERSONAL

Our old friend Eric Daniel son, WI O left Fere last spring on a visit 10 Norway, writes that he is now located there and is teaching English at a school in Folks tad.
 MT. and Mrs O'Neill have gone on skiing trip to the river today.
 Mrs. Radavon mushed into town this week, then turned d around ard mushed right out again.
 Mir. and Mrs. LeGrande of Seattle announce the arrival of a daughter (Helem on December Both. Mrs, LeGrande was formerly Miss Marie Latin
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-02-19
TELEGRAPHI~
EMBEZZLER GETS JAIL

EM MBEZZLER GETS JAIL Seattle. Wash. Feb, 18th. Fall Schafer, teller, has been sen fenced to five years imprison. ment in WallaWalla for stealing the funds of the North side State Bank until it had to close The prosecutor said that Schaf- CT had confessed to giving stolen money to men who had been employed in bootlegging enter priseS. It further developed that Charles Sullivan, secretary of the Police Department hac also borrowed large sums from Schafer
 Head of Department store
 Dies
 A. J. Rhodes, head of the Rhodes Department store, died today.
 William F. McCombs, former chairman of the Democratic national committee is danger ously ill of a hereditary disease His physician announces there IS no hope of his recovery.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-02-19
BILLIARD TOURNAM ENT
(Contributed)

In the Pool Tournament at the Alaskan; John Nickel sent SWanso n back to the Chisana. C. Parker Smith sentenced V. Anderson to an elimination Dr. conway put strong anasthetic on Waiter Quon Eng. Wm. Wy. CTS pulled one of his cowboy stunts and ont-distanced Frank Cole. Cercken beat Lubbe. Lee Fancy was too fast for Percy Thornton, but Percy didn' t care as he is going to get plenty of the coarse stuff this summer
 Our new butcher Sam Selten. "lch went down to defeat to our genial Boniface, R. F. Snyder.
 Mitchell captured Nelsons goat and tied it up at the back of his shop. Gwinn out.drovo O.Neill and Billy Urlass was too strong for Doze who lost by be. ing too confident.
 The Finals will begin next week.