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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25


introduced Virginia and Paul to
Mrs b. Stoulfer and Mr.. ]. :.
! Sewcll. who. after pleasant
few minutes chat. called the
head SaleSwoman. who PERSONAL
" showed them around among
the different departments that
are Of such interest to ladies al
taste and breeding. Virginia
was almost dumlouuded by the
many beautiful thing, She found
there. and She bought a very
handsome tailored suit from their
carly spring Correct Line" al
Tailored SintS and Skirts. upon
which there was the slightest al
tcrations to be made. au import
ed waist and kuoN hat: ia
Camille corset. several pairs 81
Lyons gluvc>. a dainty outfit oi
silk lingerie, several pairs Of Ar
NOR Plate" silk hose and MANY
other things which appeal So ir-
rc>iStbly to every woman.
While doing her shopping anil.
''''Ni'iS hGr Sclcc'ions' Virginia
Stouilcr'S a beautiful little store
for a city the size Of Richmond -.
Your" right IL Is" rcpliecN
H''e' ana ''at $ why ] Drought
H"" III mere. acE always Keep
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brought me ~. Virginia cN-l
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success i"' any h"'H. any mere
any 'iiHc.
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ginia will probably want to- do
some baking. well need coal and
Is we want the best that money
can BUY we u rae over L" WI, /
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North imrI street ana arrange
i"r our Co''' o'ucI- iia' "ne'e
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sen d great ueal OF non ''.e"
prices are rea'"la'i7 '"iisi"e' my
INC eNCeueht guai'N' an" az '"'
quantity. Wei / never NilcN tiitili /
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
A MUNIFICENT GIFT
lContinned ION rape 4l

Exactly so. Another feature IN
which this school leads Is its prac-
tical training department where
they give special training ON the
adding machines. which includes
the stencil cutting. dictaphonc.
etc. Every student serves rs Of
ice executive and SuperviscS the
work of other students in his
charge before accepting a posi-
ton.
Everything is So beautiful and
home like and in such good taste"
exclaimed Virginia. 81 would not
mind coming here myself Are
their charges reasonable =.
Their charges are very rca-
Sonablc. replied Henry. ''consid-
erin@ the efficiency of The in>truc-
iion and they have the patronage
OF the best lamilic, Of The city
and slate. In fact. with few
exceptions their students are HIGH
school and college people. They
have large enrolment Of stu
dents. which fact speaks well for
their work. for their instruction
Is SO efficient that they are able
Ia place every graduate student
III a paving position. They teach
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Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24

Nature moment existence
You must unhindered
Of
cables
the electric light
right
health viii result
should hesitate placed alignment
DOCTOR COSS' C4lROPRACTIC ADJUSTRY
Corner Of Fifth Street Pacific
g s. LEWls E. .coss GEO. e NICHOLSON, .. G.
Both graduates School chiropraetie
Lady Attendant Phones
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
HOLIDAY DANCE AT
CAMBRDGEPR
HUGE ATTRACTION
Especial Correspondence.


Cambridge, Dec. 30.-Some two
hundred Henry county people. were
guests at the annual holiday dane
ing party given at the local armory,
by the Cambridge Chapter of East
ern Star. Ringles' orchestra fur
nished the music.
Guests were received by the
worthy matron, Mrs. Bessie d. Rus
sell assisted by Past Worthy Pa
irons Frederick johnson, Daniel o.
Human, Past Worthy Matrons
Miss Susie l.. Atwater, Mrs. Eliza
Dahlberg and Associated Matron,
Mrs. May Fierce.
The arm6ry was beautifully dec
Grated In green and red. Refresh1
ments we're served during the eve
ming. At n:30 the grand march,
led by the worthy matron and
worthy patron was formed and SOU
venirs and confetti distributed to
each couple.
The out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. R. s. Struthers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Pearce,
Dan Kidney and sisters, Misses
Graves and Weston, all Of Geneseo;
Russell E. Boltenstern and Miss
Jean Messier of Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
PLAN AFFAIR FOR
GALVA GIRLS HOME
FOR XMASHOLDAYS
Especial Correspendence.l

Especial Correspendence.)
Galva. Dec. 30.--Members of the
.Galva 2. w. c. A. will hold a visit
ing girls meeting Jan. 2 at their
hooms in honor OF the several Gal
va members Of the club whom are
home for the Christmas holidays.
Chairman of the days program is
Miss Martha Helen Bergland. Hos
tesses are the Mesdames w. /. Nell
son. L. La Bonita. and r. Barlow
rand Miss Florence Morgan. The
following program will be given:
Solo-Miss Elisabeth Dexter. Y.
W. c. A. activities in the several
different colleges will then be re-
counted by the visiting college
girls present-University, Miss
Mildred Miller; Knox, Miss Martha
Helen Bersland; Northwestern,
Miss Helen Houghton. Madison,
Wis, Miss Marion McClintock;
Wellesley, Miss Marion Johnson;
University Of Chicago, Miss Lois
Obenchain; and Bradley (Peoria),
Miss Mary Morgan. Music
Ukelele girls. Playlet-The Mys-
FERROUS Candles: characteristic
bara. Miss Mary Dexter; Candle
Blower, Miss Aubrey Lincoln.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
new KIND OF LIGHT
Inventor Discover Way Of Producing
winter Light tAaa E,setris frsa
ksrsssss on.

A new lamp Pas recently been invented
which burns common kerosene oil aud
produces . soft, white light satd To b
even better than electric or gas. Tests -
the Government and leading Univcea1tsp
prove this new Hight 10 superior TO tea or.
binary oil lamps. N burns without odpr,,
smoke or noise. IL simple and econom-,
ical. requires no pumping up snd has
been approved By the Underwater Tor
insurance. ts,.a
The inventor. J. L johnson. coo "
Lake g.. Chicago. H.. u Offering - end
one of these new lamps on ~ davs' frss
trial. or even give one to the frss ussr In
each locality who will help him introduce
il. Write him today for particulars. AlSo
ask him to explain his agency proportion.
-{Advertisement). lIsAt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30

(Special CorresponAence. )

Special CorresponAence.)
Gafva; Dec. ao.-Ths mesnbess Of
the Art and Literature department
OF the GAlva Wofhans Club VIII
hold 4 meeting Jan. g. Following
is the program. Home Life Of
American Indians (Toas Colony -
Mrs. Eric Karau; 4 Cosy Corner
(Francis .. Millett)-Mrs, J. Crav-
or; Breaking Home Ties '(Thopas
Hoovenden)-Mrs. Dyer Ford: An
Order for q Picture (poem)-Miss
Katherine sKermeen. Leaders
Mrs. r. WE. Hayes. Hostesses-
MIS-. Earl Root and Mrs. Margaret
Curtis. 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
SHARE
IN SPLENDID GIFT
OF LIGHT COMP ANY
(special to The .Argus.)

-
Aledo, Dec. 30.--As an apprecia-
tiou Of the services rendered dur
ting 1922, the Illinois Northern Util-
tiles company ~ q Christmas gift
presented its employees with insur-
snce policies. With otherS Of theif
territory, eight local employees were
given paid-up policies ranging from
$500 to 81 500, according to the tins
they had been in the EMPLOY Of the
company. One in Alpha, one
Alexis and several others atKefths-
burg also shared in the distribu-
ton.
The Aledo employees who had
been with the company at least six
months and who were favored in
the distribution were: T. T. Ler-
kin, E. r. MCGUIRE, H. b. Hawks,
Robert Terrey, J. C. Braught, Mary
Wells, Helen Winger and Marie
Morrison.
Those who had been In the en-
ploy Of the utility company between
iix months and year received the
minimum policy of $500, and this
amount was increased by the years
Of service until the maximum was
reached after six years witS the
company. The company handed out
policies aggregating nlofBS chan
$4,000 to $40 employer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
.KEWANEE PLANS TO-
LEONE NEW YEAR
WITH JOYOUS EVENT
Especial. Correspondence

Especial CorrespOndence.)
Kewanee, Dec. 30.-Kewanee will
welcome the advent Of 1928 on New
Years eve with refined revel. A
mammoth community celebration
to be held at the municipal nag
pole and Christmas tree is being
sponsored by the Elks' lodge Of this
city. There will be a gigantic dis
play of. fireworks ana noise max
ing devices and community singing
From 1890 until 3 there will dane
ing. at the Elks' club rooms. On
New Years day the Eiks' lodge
will hold open house. 1t Is expect
ed many from the surrounding
community will take part in the
festivities.
WEST BRIEF 8
Albany-Mrs. W. W. Maxwell
wife of the Methodist pastor, has
been seri6ulsy i'll for several days
Mr.. and Mss. Andrew w. Gault
of Charlotte. Iowa, visited this
week with their son, A c. Gault
and family.N
! Mrs. Fannie Mccartney has re.
turned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Hanson Of Hills
dale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
SPECIAL Cnrrespondence.)

fSpecial Correspondence.)
sh6meld, DC. so.-Masons and
1seafn stars q she1isld IN : joint
1oeiat. nesting Installed the new
qeeosr1 fnr the year. The Masons
a,.s lasa re With the following
W0rskipful master-R- C. webb.
6eatgF yardsn-J. D. McCune.
. Afun36r warden Elmer Buholtz.
Treesursf- Thomas Duke.
SecrefaTy-Willfam Duke.
Chaplatn-C. C. Pervter.
3 NArshsl-Charles Johnson.
Tyler-A r. Retder.
Tia St4rs then put on their in
stslIinE program with Ollie Duke
10 installing officer, Mrs. Emma
SimingtOn, installing chaplain. and
Claudia Reidef as installing mar
shall.
Worthy matton-Mrs. Alice Chap
man.
Worthy PATRON. D. McCune.,
Associate matron-Lillian Bonita
Conductress Myrtle Hartley.
Associate couductress-Edna Bar
thelmans
1 Chaplain-Stella Smith.
Marshal Clara Knowlton.
Organist-Francis Clausen.
! Mrs Emma Simington 10 secre-
tary and Mrs. Margaret Gore treas.
Irer of.the stars.
Ada,-Claudia Reider.
Ruth-Evelyn johnson.
|, Esther-Francis Simington.
Martha-De1la Ginthardt.
T Elocta- Knowlton.
Warder-Nellie Philbrook.
$ 6entinel-H. C. Bonita.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
SUBSCRIBE FUND
FOR EAST RELIEF
Especial. Corresp6ndence.)

Especial Corresp6ndence.}
GRiva. Dec. 30.-Donations aggre-
gazing nearly $50 already havs been
made here toward the Smyrian r.
lief fund. It 10 expected that With
IN Z very short tine that this
amount win be raiiad to 500.
Exactly SEE ~ was raised in this
city during the month Of December
BY the sale Of Chr1tu,as seals add
health bonds. There was 1927
penny seals and $50 worth of
health bonds. There was 1924
penny seals and $50 worth Of
health bonds sold here. The quota
OF seals allowed TOR Galva was
10000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
Justine TRAVEL
BEGINS TUESDAY
Especial Correspondence

Kewanee, D.ec.. 80. = Tuesday
morning, Jan. 3, the Reliable Motor
Bus Line will commence its service
between Sheffield and Kewanee. The
company will make two trips daily.
The Kewanee terminal will be the
G. & K. railway office and at Shelf
field and Neponset the headquarters
will be the postoffice. Fine buses
will be provided. The schedule fol-
lows:
Leave Kewanee s a. M; arrive
Nep6nset, S::25; arrive Sheffield.
8:45. 49,
Leave Sheffield, 9 a. m; arrive
Neponset, 9:20; arrive Kewanee,
9:45.
Leave Kewanee, 4 p. M, arrive
Neponset, 4::25; arrive Sheffield,
4:45.
Leave Sheffield, 5 p. M: arrive
Neponset, 500; arrive Kewanee.
5:45 p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30

(Spoe0ls Coffe6pOnQenco
GeneseA DAc. 30.-With the close
OF tho program ut the Henry county
farmorE institute last night came
tho Apnual se1eeffpn Of officers.
Warren Richmond vas elected
president Of the institute. Other
c6tcers chosen were: Vice presi-
dent, Charles Eager; secretary,
Stewart West; treasurer. Charles
O. Johnson. Delegates named to at
tend the state farmers meeting at
Belleville, Feb. Il to %, were
County Aavisor J. w. Whisenand
|and Walter w. Pritchard.
Objects selected for the house
hold science department were:
President, Mrs. Elon -McGee;s first
vice president, Mrs. Alfred An
drews; second vice president, Mrs,
Bert Selmer; third vice president
Mrs. Earl Stahl; secretary, Mrs
Merton Ferguson.
One of the most interesting ad-
dresses Of the Henry county farm
ers' institute was given In
Henry county farmers institute
| which closed yesterday, was giver
the morning by, F. A. Cougar
farm advisor of Adams county. Hi
talk was based on personal expert
ence in Checking Soil Erosion"
His afternoon talk on How tt
Realize the Most Profit From thu
Farm Poultry Flock" was heard by
a very large audience Of which thu
ladies were in the great majority
Mr., Cougar is especially yer,
successful in poultry raising and il
rated as an authority in that field
of farm effort. The greatest profits
are derived, according to his talk
by culling, housing, feeding, breed
ing and caponizing.
At the morning session. RALPH
.Gale, assistant advisor of Henri,
county, spoke on the topic, 9Th,
Importance of Club Work.. II,
has chargesOf.th calf and pig club
in Henry~county and had a yer!
interesting report to make.
County Advisor Whisenand, II
the afternoon told of Corn Yielt
Tests in Henry County,. He re
ported fully on this work and show
ed that some Of the corn raisers O
Henry county succeeded this fal
in raising nearly 80 bushels pc
acre. One pan near Galva grew
II bushel average on 176 acres
The highest was that by Ed Hult
ing, 79.6 bushels per acre.
Mrs. Lena s. Mann Of Gilman ap
peared at the afternoon session o
the household science department
and in a very pleasing and effectiv,
manner delivered talk on 9TH,
Making q q Dress Form, demon
stSatfng with the actual bufldinl
Of a dress form. This meeting wa
very largely attended as were al
those of this department.
In the. evening joint meeting Mrs
Mann again appeared and spoke OF
"A Woman's Problem" and Car
Vrooman a most interesting talk OF
Farm credits and Foreign Mark
ets."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
MISSION SOCIETY
AT HUNTLEY HOME
Especial Correspondence.

. Andalusia, Dec. 80. - The Bap-
list missionary society met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Huntley
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Bischoff was leader and the topic
for discussion was "China and Her
Needs" After the program Rev
Thomas Hughes Of Rock Island
gave a short talk. Mrs. Huntley
Aserved lunch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
llluecial to The Aruus.)

YES (Gpscial to The Argus.)
nn. Dec. so.-with the ticket
~ progressing fapidly. thsre u
I y indication that the twin baa-
nin,l bill at the new high school
i I ~ Viii draw q capacity crowd.
- evening the floor ID kept
Z ~ With candidates for positions
p az four teams made up from
~ ranks of the local business and
rpufeesional men and clerks. The
ssurrai SQUADS are large enough to
sdSv for reinforcements when any
f11e BY the wayside through In
ri or exhaustion.
3be opening game is scheduled
q start at 1870 .. m, when Park
m.n,s Speedsters will meet Van
1tta's Sureshots and a spirited fray
Is expected. Then after the wound
ed and exhausted have been remov-
ed Kadyk's Bookworms VIII COM
bat with key Walters Colts
These May Star.
Walter and Tommy Chinlund will
be center hoppsfs for the Colts
with Harold Nesbitt, Hays Hall
ana Spence Berglund forwards and
Virril Hollembaek. Tommy Kenny,
Dick Crosse and Earl Newton
guards.
In the Bookworm squad are Wal
II Grant at center; Dale Roberts
Walter Mannon, Captain Kadyl
and Lee Candor guards; and Doc
Marquis, Dick Graham, and George
Beck. guards.
Hike Parkman has rounded fp
nifty bunch which included Gebrgt
Parker, and Wayne Christy, center
George Deslsuriers. Emil Bjork
man and H. Parkman, forwards
Alex Macy, Tom Hartman, c. D
LAWSON and Oscar Bjorkman
guards.
VanAtta submits the following
members Of his squad: Bob lie
Master Ind L. Boyd Finch, cen
tiers; Macy, Parkman. and Val
himself, forwards; Herb McCleary
Bob Burns Murray and L. c. John
son, guards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
MISS HICKS HOSTESS.
(Special Corr0sDondonca. !

Presumption. Dec. 30.-Miss Mary
Hicks entertained several <of her
young friends at her home three
miles southwest of town. Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in
many mirth-provoking games and
contests. in which a great deal Of
eood.natured rivalry was shown.
A DAINTY lunch was served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30

Especial corraapondence.)
Hxmlet Dec. 30.-The Misses Ell
do and Sara Crabs entertained the
Social Circle Ind wv w. Sunday
school class at their home Thurs
day afternoon. A clever part Of the
entertainment was an indoor track
meet. Mrs. Ross Bonynge and Mrs.
Henry Love captaine4 the opposing
teams. Much mlrriment resulted
as different contestants strove for
victory. Refreshments were serY-
ed BY the hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
TEACHERREsIGNS.

Especial CoTrespondence.)
Keithsburg. Dec. 30.-Mrs. Kate
Elwyn has handed in her resigna-
ton AS principal and English
teacher in Keithsburg high school.
She resigned in order to devote
all her time to her mother, Mrs.
Maggie Ewing, in Aledo. who is
in very poor health.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
LEGION MEETING JAN. 4
(Special COrresDondOnce.)..

Geneseo, Dec. 30.-The regular
monthly melting Of Shearer Post
No. $50, American legion. will b.
held at Legion hall Tuesday eve
ming, JAM. The newly elected Of
{icers will be installed. After the
close Of the business meeting . -.
cial hour has ben planned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
JAIL fREQU7lVfEk
AGAIN ARRESTED

Especial Corr0pepdence.)
Sheffield, Dec. George Clark,
formerly OF Princeton. M, q fire.
quenter Of Bureau county jail and
Pontiac, was arrested at Huda, ILL.,.
Thursday by Sheriff Mills. for
the theft Of d. Blsck's Dodge
coupe, at LaSalle. STht LaSalle
county sheriff took the prisoner
and the car back to LaSalle coun-
ty that night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
ALBANY WATCH MEETING.

Albany, Dec. 30.-Rev. Warren
Maxwell announces a watch meet
ing service at the Methodist church
tomorrow night. A sermon appro-
pirate to the new year will be CIV
en- by the pastor and five 4-minute
talks will be delivered by promi-
nent citizens. A social time will
be held from 10 to 1870 o'clock.
A number of New Years. dinners
are being planned in this vicinity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
AGED WOMAN IMPROVES.
Especial COrrespOndence. }

Hamlet, Dec. 30.-vMrs. Mary
Reaber, who has been i'll with an
attack Of pneumonia, is greatly Inn
proved and has been moved to the
hope Of her son, John. Mrs. Rea-
Der is in her aznd year and her re-
covery is remarkable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
WILLIAM WIESJAHN {
ISNANED MANAGER
OF GENESEO TEAM
Especial Correspondence.

Z Especial CoffeePOnueuc6.T %
Geneseo, ILL.,, Dec. 3Q.-Whliam
Wiesjahn has been elected manager
of the Geneseo Independent bas~
ketball team. He succeeds Herbert
Erdman, who has declined to act
in that capacity as he is captain Of
the team. The Geneseo Independ-
ents are seeking games with OUT
of-town teams which may be ar
ranged by addressing William
Wissjahn, North Ward street. Gen.
eseo, Ill. rs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
REPORT HEAVY TRADE.
Especial Correspondence.l

Albany, Dec. 30.--Postmaster o.
E. Odds reports larger volume q.
business through the mails this
holiday season than since be4bre
the war. More and better Fits
were purchased this year, accord
ing to reports made by the -mer-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
MRS. LIZZIE BARAKS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
or QOALVALLEYAD
(Snecial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. \

Especial Correspondence
Coal Valley. Dec. ,30.-The ladies'
aid society Of the Lutheran church
was entertained, Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Otto Johnson. The
annual election Of officers was held
with. the following result:
Presiaeut-Mrs. Lizzie Baraks.
Vice sprsident-Mrs. Eda Hintz.
Secretary and treasurer = Mrs.
Clara. Mass.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
PREEMPTION SERVICES.
Especial Corresponiepce.)

( Presumption. Dec. aQ-The regu-
lar Sunday preaching services viii
be held in the Gethodist church at
Il O'Clock tomorrow mbrning. 18th
Rev. NJ v. Crnmbaker In the ppl-
pit. Sunday school viii be held q
10 O'Clock. EpVorth league ut e:45
with evening services at 7;30
O'Clock. NJ !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30

AndAlusia, Dee. 30.-Rolatives OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. Russell Carlson bf Des
Moines have received word OF the
birth Of a son at their home. Dec.
rs. The baby has been named
Russell, Jr., and Is welcomed by Z
sister. Jane. Mrs. Carlson was for
msrly Miss Irma Wenks Of Anda-
'lusia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-30
HillsdalA 81; Propketstown, 8.

ProphetstOWn, III. Dee. ~
Hillsdale Independents defsaxAl
ProphetstoWn here last night, 81
to s. Smith was thesreferee. The
visitors took an early load and the
outcome OF the game was never p
doubt.