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prints, &c). Nicaragua except East COAST /.
Amapala City, Choluteca (also prints, &c.
for Nacaome, Tcgucigalpa and Yuscaran) In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino Departments
OF Colonabia and Ecuador, tother parts OF
Honduras must be specially addressedl via
Port au Prince and Cristobal, str GEN w
c GoRGAS (sea posD. 80 Pm tsup II 80
Nicaragua Except East COAST and Sal
vador prints. &c), except La Union and
San Miguel Canal Zone, Panama and Qua
temala must be specially addressed) VIA
Cristobal, Balbao. Corinto, La Libertad and
San Jose de Guatemala. str COLOMBIA,
70 NJ 10
Barbados. ST Lucia. North Brazil. Iouitos
and Cabedelo (other parts OF Brazil must he
specially addressed) via Barbados, Para.
Ceara, Pernambuco, Cabedello and Natal, str
DuNsTAN, II NJ.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.
Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua Except East COAST. ANA
pala city. Choluteca (also prints. &c, for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and fgsearanl ~
Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departments
q Colombia. Ecuador, Peru Except lquitos), /,
must be specially addressedD Via Cristobal,
Talara. Salaverry, Callao, Mollcndo. africa,
Iguique. Antofagasta, Coquimbo. Valparaiso
South Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay Especially addressed only Via Rio
Janero. Santos Rio Grande do Sui. Monte
vdeo and Buenos Aires. str LINNELL.
6 80 AM.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT ST
Jamaica. Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
(prints, &c). Nicaragua (except East CoasD /.
Amapala City, Choluteca falso prints. &c.
for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yascaran) IN
Honduras. Colombia. Ecuador, Peru Except
Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile (other parts Of
Honduras must be specially addressed) via
Kingston. Crstobal. Cartagena, Savanila
and Santa Marta. str METAPAN. AM (sup
q AM ~
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GARLAND LINE BUYS
WEST ISLAY FOR $I80,O0O
At Same Sale Shipping Board
Acquires the West Howthorn.

The Garland Steamship Company OF
New York announced yesterday the pur-
chase Of the West Islay. $500 dead
weight tons. at a marshai's sale held in
Philadelphia. The price was S1sO,00d
cash or at the rate Of about s20.50 a
ton. The vessel was purchased originally
from the Shipping Board by the Imperial
Shipping Corporation. which defaulted
or its payments and went into receiver
ship. The board. to protect its equity
in thesehip. bid up to $40 ton. The
Luckenbach Steamship Company was
also a bidder.
At the same sale the board acquired
the West Hawthorn for $124.000 about
SIS a ton. The sale was reported here
yesterday NJ the Norman. 4,3l0 dead
weight tons, by the Shipping Board to
the Norma Steamship Company sub
sidlary Of the Atlantic Fruit Company,
who had been operating the vessel for
about a year under a bareboat charter.
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LASKER TAKES OYER
SHIPS NOT PAID FOR
Shipping Board Libels Six of
A., G. & P. Line-May Seize
SO Craft Of Nine Lines.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-Libel pro-
ceedings against six vessels purchase
IN 1920 by the Atlantic, Gulf and
Pacific Steamship Company one Of the
early purchasers of Government tom
mage. we're announced to-day by Chair
man Lasker OF the shipping board. They
allege failure to make payments on the
outstanding purchase price. AR Lasker
said.
Four of the vessels already have been
seized in American ports anl the other
two will be libelled as soon as they
reach port. The Charles II. Cramp was
libelied a. Providence, the Liberator and
Cape Henry at Baltimore and the II.
S. Grove at Tacoma. Wash. The Cape
Roman is due at the Panama Canal
about August 10 and the West Haven,
which recently passed through the
canal is due at a North Atlantic port
within a few days The cargoes on
these vessels will be projected by the
shipping board. il was added.
Mr. Lasker said that all solvent
pioneer purchasers of Government tom
mage would have to make a settlement
with the shipping board by September
is or face similar proceedings. He m
dicated that in some cases action might
be taken before that date. Pioneer pur-
chasers of Government tonnage on July
owed approximately s79,eo0.0oO.
Nine new companies operating eighty
six vessels are affected by this de-
cision, it was said, those in the hands
OF receivers not being involved. The
amount sought is the balance due on the
purchase prices after they We're reduced
several months ago because of the high
rates prevailing at the time the ships
were taken over from the Government
The Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Com
pany contracted to pay Ss,3l4,l5t 10
the Government for the six ships, but
has paid only about s195, 900. Chairman
Lasker said. adding
"The board, because of it's desire TO
encourage all ship operators, gave In
diligence really beyond the safety point.
Much as we regret the necessary action,
we had no option but to take the final
and irrevocable stand
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SHIP BOARD CUTS COAL RATES
Announce Two sbiIIings Drop on
August Loading.

The Shipping Board yesterday cut It's
rate on charters for coal voyages from
Europe to 10 shillings ton, a drop
from the recently prevailing rate of II
shiliings pence a ton. At tho new rate
two fixtures were made on the Bayou
Chico, $500 cargo tons and Brave
Occur, 1900 tons. The charters called
for August loading, with the privilege
OF September cancelng.
Whether private owners would follow
the boards cut was not evidenced IN
any business. though II was assumed
that this action would be taken as q
matter of course. No official statement
could be obtained Of the reason for the
reduction, and IN shipping circles "ary-
ing explanations were heard.
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KEELS LAID FOR FIRST
CITY ELECTRIC FERRIES
Whalen viii Put in RiUets
Saturday.

Keels are being laid at the Staten
Island Shipbuilding Company. Mariners
Tarbor, Staten Island, for the first two
electric ferryboats contracted for by this
city, and next Saturday Grover A.
Whalen. Commissioner OF Plant and
Structures. will drive the first rivets for
both. Work on a third win be started
in a few weeks.
The new boats will uso current gen
Grated by steam turbines. II is ex-
pected they will burn twenty tons OF
coal day less than the usual types
The three will cost s1,563, 400.
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RECORD run TO AUSTRALIA.

Tic steamship Fort Adelaide Of the
Commonwealth and Dominion Line. arr
rived at Brisbane. Australia. August H.
after record breaking trip from New
York Of thirty-onc days. several days
faster than the best previous voyage,
according TO statement yesterday from
runch, Edge g. Co. American agents
for the line. The Port Adelaide carry
ing freight and passengers, used the
Panama Canal route and Is to call at
sydney. Melbourne and Adelaide as we'll
as Brisbane.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Homeric CBr). Southampton for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier So North
River, late Wednesday evening or early
Thursday morning.
Str Castle Lodge, Pensacola for New York,
morning.
Str Fincl.ley (Br). Shields for Boston. will
arrive at latter port Thursday.
STR Wyncote (BrD. Liverpool for BOSTON,
l13 miles T. OF Boston Light AM 14th.
str President Arthur. New York for
Bremen 596 miles from Wieser at noon
14th.
Str President Van Buren, London for New
York. was In lat 81 II, Ion 10 16 at noon
18th
str President Garfield. New York for Lon
don, was In lat 40 10, Ion ~ 90 AZ noon 18th
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE TUESDAY. AUGUST 10.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Astral, Colon ID. Standard OIL
Bradavon, Barry 2d................U Nav
Garth, Santiago i0th...t. Ward Line
Castle Lodge, Pensacola Sth. ....,... -
Comni, Galveston 9th. ........ Mallory SS Go
Cubano, Falmouth. h.................k Kerr Line
Deuel.. Barry I'd. d.............U Shlp Board
Eastern Pilot, Bristol I'd.
! n Winchester & Co
ElsNick Tower. Sunderland 27th.
y n winchester
III Vale. Galveston ath.... Southern Pacific
Independence. Colon ath.4.4.+. Barber Lines
Laristan, Hartlcpcol goth,
~ Winchester & Co
Mraflorca, Port Antonio 9th. United Fruit
Missouri. London I'd. ...... Allan Tran Line
Munamar. Nuovitas 18th, .Munson So
OreFonian. Hamburg LIST. United Amer
Origaba. Havana th............. Ward Line
Phocbus. Palermo 10th. ... Three Star Line
President Adams, London 0th.....U s Lines
Sixaon. Santa Marta sfh...... United Fruit
Wellpark. Antwerp 21th......,......... ----
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF tt
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Indicated below at the General Post ofes ana
and
the
ID following closing OF man.
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DUE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ia.

City ~ Savannah. savannaw 18th. Ocean IS
Coiihraps. Newport u, 80 .........U s s I'D
Durham Castle Criatobai sth. Barber SIS Co
Edw l. Doheny, TRmpico "a .pan-Am Pet
liomerie, Southampton 0th........ White star
Mohawk, Charleston 1871. .......s Clyde IS
Nora. Tampiro eth. ran-Am Pet 4 Tran 20
Panama, Cristobal pth..... Pan r n S 60
Schodack Rotterdam I'd. ....... Cosmopolitan
gtra fhprn. Iiyprpooi "a .......R II 1, unrua
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DUE THURSDAY. AUGUST II.

Alvarado. Cristobal 9th. snnderson Son
city Of Canton, Antwerp ID. Norton Iilly
Coahoma County, Barry I'd. Waterman IS
Crofton Hall, Buenos Aires ftth
Norton. Lilly Co
Dante Aligheiri, Naples ID.
Mcdonnell A. Truda
Fort victoria. Bermuda 1atn . Furncss w
Maraval. Georgetown .Furncss Witty
MUNRO. GALVESTON nth. Munson SO 60
Presidcnte Wilson, Trieste irt Phelps Bros
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

[Distancc riven In miles: position at noon
unless otherwise specifled.1
Arwmex r Nantucket l. 18th.
Agwiworld 100 ENg Overfalls l. 18th.
AlderamIn lat 10 81, Ion 62 f2. 18th.
Atlantic Sun "a w Sand Key 13th.
Anacortes AZ from Nantucket i 18th.
Artigas td3 : Scotland l. v 18th.
Boswell 16s Il Ambrose l. V 18th.
Continued on Following Page.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK, Aug ti-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Enginecrin
School of the Scamons Church Institute, -
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon
10Th meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
1920.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST IA, 1922

Seyditz. Bremen 9Th. ...... North Ger Lloyd
Silvia, st Johns 12th......... Red Cross lirrs
Vt Andrew, Glasgow 3d................+ --.--
Taurus. HUI @d..................Ke Kerr SIS CO
Wuerttemberg, Hamburg ath. Hamburg Am
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ARRIVED.

SIR Lafayette ufrD, IIavre Aug o. 10 the
compagnie Generate Tranaat tlantidue with
II first. i0i second cabin. sa third class pas
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is.

Grenada. 81 Vincent, Trinidad, Cudad sol
WAR and Guiana via Grenada. Trinidad and
Georgetown. str NAVARRO, s AM.
Dominican Republic Via Monte Christi
Puerto Plata. Samana, la Romano, San
Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo City. Azua
and Barahona, str CATHERINE. s 80 AM.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Pak), Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str HoMERIC due Aug 10 with mails from
Austria. Belgium. British India, Czecho-
Slovaida. Egypt, France, Germany, Great
Britain. Greece. Hungary, Italy, Ithuania,
Netherlands. Norway. Poland, Portugal.
Rumania, Spain, South Africa. Sweden,
Jugo-Slavia and Switzerland steamer left
Southampton ard Cherhourg Aug =.
Str ROTTERDAM due Aug is with malls
from France. Steamer left Boulogne Aug o.
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Steamer left Boue Aug D.
NOTE
Aghanisa
vedsl
Islands
Uganda,
Nyasalnd Pat
Europe in
Ctantnop
Rem Snega (Freh Beyr
1contantnople
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SAIL TUESDAY.

Docks, Bkiyn. n.................,.. ii 90 AN
Catherine. Monte Christi &C, 27th
st. Bilyn. n...................,... Noon
Chickasaw. Hamburg. Goth 81.
Bklyn ................s.......
Colombia. Crstobai. &C, 33d st.
Bkltn ...s..s.....
Dunstan. Para. &C, 33d ST. Rklyn. 100 PM
&c. e. Nh. ........... s''s. ~ - i' 800 PM
Eastport Helsingfors 18th At. + r
Mauretania, Southampton. ~ Mr.. Noon
Bkiyn ................ 100 AM
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Tho time given ~ the above table Ia East
cfn standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Cisodetic Survny
For daylight saving time add ono hour
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eATI WEDNEsDAY. AUGUST /

El Norte. Galveston. ~ " r.. =
Fort ST George, Bermuda, 9J y r. IL 100 An
Hypatia, Cape Town. &c, Erie
Basin. Bklyn.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
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Almanac for New York August Is.

Sun rses........ : o5 Moon rises II 07 PM
sun sets. ........ - Moon sets ~ .s AM
TIME or HIGH WATER AUGUST Is.
Sandy Hook. .......... IL II AM H. - PM
Governors tsaud4..... IL H. AM ~ 20 I'M
Hell Gate tAstoriaJ.. 2 30 AM . % I'M
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NOTE n-pARCEI POST MAILS VIA FRANCE-To Algeria
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
d >
fvesele Sail or Dayig Saving TimeI
10.

Lenncl. Rio Janeiro. &C, 14th st.
Hoboken .............t....... -
Metapan. Kingston. &C. On r.. IL 100 AN
President Monroe. London. 4th IT.
Hoboken. ..,........,......... 5:OO Pm
Santa Elisa. Callao. &C. 33d 81,
bklyn t.s..s...ss.t. -
Yorck. Bremen. 9th 81. Hoboken... -
SAIL THURSDAY. AUGUST II.
Carmana, Liverpool, 80 mr.. Noon
Colombo, Naples Sc pT " R Pm
Esperanza, Havana. Sc 10 Il r.. 100 PM
Kentuckian, San Francisco, &c, @
Bush Docks, Bklyn. n.............. -
Mount Clay. Hamburg, sc N r.. Noon
Bkiyn ..................... 8 100 PM
81 Paul. Hamburg, 60 " R........ II 100 AM
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FRENCHLINE
Afternoon Sail to Newburgl

Norwegian America Line. Norway. 5ws.
den, Denmark. Office ~ whitehall 81.
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Vacation Tours. Fur.
ness bermuda Line. - Whitehall ST., N. v.
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of the Episcopal church to our peo-
pie woull see wonderful growth
OF the church among our people who
are in need of its teachings in this
period of their existence. While in
the state Bishop DENNY will visit
Beaumont, Houston and Galveston.
Texas College has a wonderful out
look for large student body this
fall from the number of application
already beginning to come in. The
Tyler people are reading to our de-
light more, The Dallas Express. Miss
Pearl Reed has yet q marvellous
voice; she is great singer. Mrs
Eliza Clark who has been visiting
her brother for number of months
is talking about returning to LAttie
Rock, visiting her many trlends'
Bishop DENLY has gone to Beaumont
accompanied by the Rev. DR.. Boyce,
the teaching mission was a success.
Watch President Bank and the grow
tn of his school which is fast becom-
ing the outstanding Denomlnational
Institution of the state. Last Sunday
the services of all churches were
well attended as they should be every
SUNDAY. ,
The Fpworth League Institute,
of the Dallas District Conference,
convened at Waxahachie. Texas. July
25. 1922. with Mr.. w. D. Kirkpa-
trick. the district Epworth League
president, presiding. Some very dis
tinguished visitors were present in
Doth essions, among them wa; Mrs.
NJ. E. Hunter, a representative of
the state department of home extern
sion work. Mrs. Hunter gave some
beneficial demonstrations to the In
stitute. An oratorical contest Was
conducted on Tuesday evening by
the institute, the prize being won by
Mr.. Jacob Caruthers of Pelham. The
total amount raised by the Epworth
League, was S464.79.
Mrs. w. d. fitzpatrick, Dist Pres.
Miss R. M. ventress, Sect.
TEXARKANA.- Rev. ]. w. Viii
taker, is visiting relatives in San
Augustine and points in South Tex.
Mr.. David underwood is spending
a few day at home with relatives
and friends. Wilberforce and Hugh
Dean Colbert, have returned from
a trip to Galveston. Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond williams and little daugh-
er are visiting relatives in Eldorado,
Ark. Mrs. w. L. Turner and daughter,
Miss Alean of 92S laurel ST., were
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs; Il. rarr'
$40 willis ST., on THURSDAY aIter-
noon. Mrs. Mary Ball Of Detroit, Tex
has returned home after spending
very pleasant week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. l.. Parr. Mr.. Augustus Ball
left for Kansas City. Mr.. w. T. Tur-
rentine, took very sick Sunday while
worshipping at Sunset church. Rev.
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putty of the H. H. Of R. of the Tenn
pie district. Mr.. ellie Durham left
last Sunday night for San Antonio
Burns of Grosebeck and Mr.. Evans
to the groom, served as brids ia
Crawford were married last Monday
night at st. James NJ. q. church, the
pastor, Rev N. H. Townsed officiated
Mrs. Lewis Crawford sister-in- law
toto the groom, served as brides ma
iron. Mr.. Lewis Crawford, brother
of the COON served as groomsman.
Stone of Houston, accompanied by
Mrs. F. F. Stone, wife of DR.. F. F.
her children were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson OF
So. 5th, street. Master Jack West
brooks of Elgin is visiting his IA
ther. Mr.. Chas. Westbrooks of SO 18th
street. One day last week the quietude
of the colored populace of So. Main
street was some what disturbed by
the strangt actions of a neighbours
dg, which wa generally though tobe
a victim of hydrophobia. In the wild
excitement caused by the presence
rious places, including trees, and
places of safety. Officers were sum
moned to the scene, after which the
dog, which generally though to be
citement which had been created
among the people, began to subside,
and the gushing of the dogs life
ha d been we'll perfected, husky lad
who had taken refuge in the lofty
branches of a blackberry tree, slow
ly decended from lis elevated station
Of safety, and is quoted as having
said with an air much relief and sat
tisfaction: He's done daid an gone
now" The Deacon Dubbs" three
acts drama directed by Miss H. Z.
Taylor, under the auspices of the
Eastern Star was enacted last Thurs
day night at the Rink Theatre. The
play was quite a success. Each cha
racter acquitted themselves with
much grace. The Rev. w. Marcus Tay-
lor was called lat week to San Mar
Gus where he preached the Anniver-
sary sermon of the Rev. James Fen
nell, pastor of the Bethel Baptist
church. The Rev M. ]. GIBSON of
Los Angeles Cal, former school
mate of Miss H. E. Taylor, stopped
over last Sunday as their guest. A
kodacking party was seen last Sun
day evening on the lawn of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Romelle of 40S So. It'll
street.
Lufkin.-Mrs. NJ. Rodes, wife of Mr..
Rufer Rodes, has returned from the
funeral of her brother, who succumb-
ed recently after lingering illness
The deceased was school teacher
in this city. Mrs. Minnie Clark was
stricken i'll recently, she rooms al
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes
Mr.. Nathan Lewis is in the citv
There was big rolly pulled off al
the G. NJ. E. church. Rev L L. Moore,
D. D., L. i. D., Secretary of Missions
was in uor city Monday and preached
Monday night to very appreciative
audience. Rev Roberts, pastor of tho
Good Will Baptist church, opened
their door for the C. M. e. church
last Sunday. Rev Morton took in two
members for Good VIII Sunday night
DR.. Moore preached there Sundsy
night. Rev. Tenley. paste of Nav
Zion BAPTIST church. is holding board
meeting TODAY at his church. with
a large delegation. Mr.. Monroe Berry
and wife left for Dallas for the Grand
Lodge of the g. U. o. o. F.and H. H.
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a short business meeting, games and
muic were INDUCED in. The hostess
served a delicious two-course lunch
con after khich we adjourned to
meet next week with the Misses
Phillips
Miss L. T. Phillips, teacher OF mar
ried mems class of first baptist Sum
day chool, won the ticket to the dis
trict convention, at Corsicana of
which she is pianoist. Mr.. Thomas
Render went to Ft. Worth on business
Marlin.-The M. e. Conference is in
session this week at the Davis Chapel
M. e. church, Rev. +. w. Brown. pas
tor. The Falls county baptist associa-
ton Is in session; and many farmers
and their families will be in atten
dance DR. Joseph Stuart left Tuesday
via Waco for st. Louis, Mo-. and he
has certainly enjoyed his stay in our
midst. Mrs. Palmer Of Dallas has
been In this city visiting her mother
and on leaving Snday took her
mother with her to stay awhile. Mrs.
Richardson of Dallas is at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Hamilton on island st.
Prof B. H. Grimes of Houston is in
the city for the baths, and is stop
ping at the Hagan House. DIR. Fleni-
ing has recently returned from st.
Johns Association at Austin, Texas.
Several people frcIn Marlin attended
the Grand Lodge knights of Tabor
at Waco last week. Mrs. Johnson So
ders is still at home on Island street,
however she will leave for Hampstead
about the LIST of September. Mrs
Stamps will visit in California Just
as soon as the strike ituation Is better
Miss Hazel Geralds is spending 4 rev
weeks with her friends and relatives
In Galveston and Houston. Marlin
and Falls County will put thlnss
over this week in grand style enter
tanning the conference end associa-
ton. Mrs. Williams has been spending
a few days with her mother on Geo.
street. Prof. Ware of San Antonio
after spending a week with home
folks returned home Sunday from
N, r. r. Rev. Kelly of Waco, preach
ed at Providence Baptist church
last Sunday night. Mr.. A. c. Wilson
and wife were seriously injured last
Saturday night by being run down
by an automobile. Mrs. Wilson's con-
dition is supposed to be critical. Mrs
Spillman is on the shick list at this
writing. Mr.. L. p Soders has made
improvements to his home in the way
Of sanitary apporatice.. Monroe, La,
Giants played the Marlin Bronchs
a three DAYS series and lost each
game to marlin. Mrs. Ollie A. Hen
derson of Richard, Texas. stopped
over in Marlin to visit her daugh-
ter, Miss NJ " Donold Mrs. Hender-
son is matron Of Heroine OF Jericho
at Richard and was enroute for the
Grand Lodge at TT. Worth, Texas.
Mrs Heatha Peoples Of Las Angeles
California. is visiting relatives. DR..
Payne OF Mari was In Marlin Sun
day, visiting the Clilds young ladies'.
He has a broken arm but by the way
he was Tpotoring his car. 1t did net
seem THAI his arm was broken. Prof
Childs Crystal, spent Sunday in Cali
vert picking at cupid. never mind the
trap win fall and you win esll cupid
Prof. Childs Is one of the future
Young mel Of Marlin. he Il a live
wire. Mr.. J. NJ William OF Waco.
came down Sunday in his big car
and stayed with his wife and father