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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
"CHEATING CHEATER.So Special
ATTRACTION FOR LAST WEEK
Thrilling Melodramatic Comedy to Be Presented b,
Isabelle Lowe and Academy Players for Their
Farewell Performance

Miss Isabelle Lowe and tho Acad-
envy players Will appear in the thrill
ing melodramatic comedy. Cheat
ING Cheatcrs." for the farewell week
OF the company at the Academy
Cheating Gheattrs" will have it's
premier" Monday night and the
usual inatinces are scheduled for
Wednesday ana Saturday. Ralph T.
Cummings, director OF Miss Lowe and
the Academy Players. has arranged
/" make this final production an
attraction of exceptional merit. and
ON" which will undoubtcdly provo
memorable to Richmond thcatergo-
crS
General regret has been expressed
at this termination of the companys
engagement. MIR. Cummings. on his
advent in Richmond established a
hI'h standard "f quality for his
offerings. and this h- has consist
entity maintained through his own
exceptional skill in staGccraft ana
ihe art OF Miss Lowe and asSociut.
players. lie has revealed TO Richmond
series az recognized successes of
IN" New York stage. and only the
best theatrical material has been
employed in his programs. This fact
has received the appreciation OF
thcater PATRONS who have come to
recognize Mr.. Cummings produc-
ti"ns as the best stock bills Rich
'n"nd has been privileged To see in
many years
MIR. Cummings has particularly an
n"nnccd that cheating chcaters" is
one OF tn" best plays he has rendered
kIchm"nd. and will undoubtedly ex-
ert wide appeal through it's clever
and smartly turned story, it's swift
action it's thrilling situations. bright
comedy and brilliant and sparkling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

~ Harry ELLIS and his company Of
comedians. singers ana dancers. The
ri"c" is roiiicking hurlcsuuc OF
"a" old-iaShi"n"d m"lodraina, all or
TIA" familiar characters of the
thriller" being hit off in cumical
way.
ola i'nNoritr Ia Return
The Wilson Audrey Trio novelty
comedy ENmuaSts. Will contribute an
exhibition of strength. skill and en-
durance combined with amusing an
tics.
The sheldon sisters. vocalists and
instrumcntalists. will offer pro-
gram of selected songs and piano
numbers. They are pretty and tai
cuied girls. who have fetching
style and Il budget of new COMPOST
tiruS.
Claudia Coleman. an old favorltc
here, Will return with a new act
Miss Coleman is Stili giving charac-
ter representations, but her material
is wholly new.
Closing the hill will hc Dave Hair
rts and his 'Syncopatcd Band" seven
dizzy laza"rs. who not only play in
s,ruments. hut sing and give comedy
representations.
With each OF the new va,idcvillc
shows thcr" will he a seasonahlc mo-
ton picture entertainment, Including
IN" lath" features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

dialogue. Cheating Chcaters" was
instrumental In bringing the dis
'inruishcd Marjorie Rambcau into
national fame, with n run of more
than year at the Eltinge Thcator.
New York. and il will offer Miss
Lowe opportunity for her best work
as comcdicnnc and dramatic ac-
'reSs. MAX MARGIN. author of tho
play. has many successes To his
credit. hut none so pronounced as
Cheating Chcatcrs.' declared by
critics to he the finest example Of
It's typo in American playwritinE. 1t
mas hccn presented in all the prln-
"iral cities. and has been a genuine
sensation.
Cheating Chcatcrs" concerns the
adventures of gang OF thieves
playing on fashionable society for
high stakes" They mancuvrr 10
""'ain IN" acquaintance of an APP
parcntly wealthy family and gam
access to the household with the in :
t"ntion OF cTccting II big haul" At
iairs develop to unique stage.
ana the surprises that cnsue are
"I"verly and adroitly revealed
Miss Lowe will have the support
OF the same company that has CON
iributcd so much TO the success OF
the season at the academy. Including
J"hn Warner, John MILAN. Willard
Foster. John Murray, Howard Miller.
Louis krackc. Miss Rita Coaklcy,
MISS Caroline Morrison, Miss .Almcda
Fowler. Richard I. Love ana others.
When the curtain dcSccndS on the
current season Saturday night Rich
mond VIII bid adi"u 10 Il star. a d.
rector ana company that have ca
tered with unvaryinS good taste to
iocal preferences. and Cheating
thcaters" will he a fitting climax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
lEv United Ncws1

pWAsHlNGToN. juno Members
>, Consress. probably doomed to an
summer session, are looking with
,lvious eyes at those officials Of the
Inerican government and reprcson-
dives Of European nations who. hv
,,'rtue Of the comparative leisure
''eir offices allow thcm. are able 10
1--we 70 cooler climcs
President and Mrs Harding have
Il cir -Mayf!owcr and already have
-AEun 10 use tho nuxuriaut yach,
oi fullest advantage. not only for
Themselves, but for the bcncnt Of
lieir large circle OF intimate friends.
A~hief Justice Taft thanks to tho
M summer recess OF the supreme
inuri. has been able 'i., go abroad
And the foreign dI7lonfatic 50, are
scinE either to Europe or To New
England for the summer
laHow"ver. President and Mrs. Hard
ioE are by no means exempt from
1I>ial duties and functions on land.
tost "Wednesday they were hand
homely entertained at luncheon by
Efyor hroen!ng, o, Baltimore. fol-
wing tho dedication exercises at
= 10 Francis Scott Key Memorial. al,
,Hl McliHnFE. senator and Mrs.
= .seph J. France, Of Maryland as
ST1ted In entertaining the distln-
ished company
+, LAST Thursday afternoon Mrs
oardinE held another Mayflower tea
.,rty, playing hostess 10 the wives
o., Representatives. Tea was served
Ia oard tho presidential yacht rs It
= ded down the Potomac and back
it's moorirCs
q Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will
I've practically every moment Of
cir European tour taken up with
,,ial activities. They viii attend
- dinner given by Ambassador to
g best Britain and Mrs Harvey for
,,n g George and Queen Mary. OF
-. gland June - And three DAYS
r:,fore that they Will be presented at
second court o. the season At
. ,ckingham Palace.
=, Ambassador Rolando Ricci. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
OSCAR, ON RAMPAGE,
WRECKS A STUDIO

NEW YORK. June i7.-Oscar. the
elephant. so important In ~Some One
to Love-" tho circus story being
filmed by Tom Incc. Is petulant. It's
not real ugliness that's ailing oscar
Just temperament. And when an
elephant gets tempcramental the
only thing to do is to run.
II seems that Oscar developed an
Unsuitable yen for lump sugar. Cul-
len Lands and Madge Beilamy were
wont to indulge Oscar in his anne
lite. especially when Oscar was foo,
loose and fancy free TO roam at will
about the lot.
Recently. IL seems. Madgc and
cullen were not on location. Oscar
was. and loose. too. The inquis!tivc
and sugarseeking trunk OF oscar
soon started exploring direren, lunch
boxes In the hope OF finding his ia
vorite sweet
An assistant director saw the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
WEBER AND FIELDS
WILL STAR AGAIN

NEW YORK. June i7.--Broadway
hears that Joe Weber and Lew Fields
VIII be seen In musical show as
partners next season. They are TO
do one of their old stunts at the
Friars Frolic. at the Manhattan
Opera House, and this. II Is said ha.
been In the nature OF mn opening
wedge In tho direction of their re-
Stunning business and professional re-
iations. 'rwouli be mighty fine 10
see them working ns team again.
For time they weren't sending
each other New Years cards Won
know. but. according TO all reports.
they have decided 10 let bygonc. be
hNwents and pursue the neeting
Ereenhack hand in hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
used instead of ono of ordinary vine

used instead Of one of ordinary vine
gar.
Making the Snurc.
For asparagus served hot many
people prefer Hollandaise sauce.
though it is difficult to improve on Il
w.ll-madc sauce Beurrc. But II must
he well made. and one of the secrets
of making ii is To- see that IL is
property "decantcd.j that Is To say.
poured out very slowly. SO that any
thick substance remains AT the bot
tom. y squeeze OF lemon. "A pinch OF
parsley. and sometimes pinch OF
mac" ana pepper. are added To the
sauc" before serving. Some think
tins sauce can only be well made by
adding The yolks of eggs in proper
ton. but 1t really is not necessary
Most p""pl" enjoy asparagus so
fundamentally that. having settled
th" v.Ned question Of hot pr cod.
probably by compromise. They dis
miss 1t, and never explore the by
ways where new and fascinating re-
cipcS for cooking this most delicious
OF vegetables may Il. found
Fried asparagus. for instance IS
but rarely seen, but 1t is mos; in
wiling. When served In this way
only tho heads should h. used Th.s.
''''''''' w W 'ii'' ''l'itl 'ne lilS. ana
tied into little bundles Of ha!f-a-
dozen or more. accurdinG To size.
When they are cooked. put Il-m INTO
fresh water To keep their green color.
then hour and fry them in beaten
ur egg.
Even more delicious Is asparagus
au rratin. when the asparagus is
arranged in neat rows, the heads
covered with Mornay sauce
Sprinkle with grated parmcSan. glaze
very quickly with "a salamander. and
serve without delay.
When we have dincd out many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
IARDINGS WILL SPEND
SUMMER ON MAYFLOWER
ncmber of Congress Look With Envious Ewes ON More
ii Fortunate Government Officials and Representa-
?, lives of European Nations

Italy. already has sailed for home.
I" return In September, and Ambas-
Shd"r de Cartier. Of Belgium. is sail
ing Saturday to rejoin Baroness de
cartier, who Went abroad some time
ago. and has since been in Paris.
NJ Boris Bakhmctcn. whose status
as Russian ambassador terminates
June 80, has lief, for Europe. and ex-
h"r'S I" return next fan as a private
citizen
The Minister OF Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will leave Monday for
host"n To visit their son. who is
studying at Harvard. after which
ih"y viii proceed 10 Dark Harhor
Me" where Nine. Peter Will spend
me summer. To he joined hy her
husband whenever his official duties
here permit.
baroness Won Thcrmann. wife or
the counselor Of the German EN-.
hassy. has LEI; for Watch i'm. II. l..
where she will spend tn. summer.
captain Wal!euherr Of the Sw.d-
ish legation. has gone home for the
summer
Mrs Pat Harrison wife OF Senator
Harrison. "f Mississippi has left
with her family for Gulfport. where
they VIII spend the summer. to be
Joined by senator Harrison. il and
when the long session OF Congress
MI! permit brief vacation
The news OF the accession Of wu
rang 10 IN" Premiership of the new
chinese Cabinet will please the many
American friends Of III. new Premier
and Mrs. WI. both Of whom were ex.
irsmely popular in capital society
during their soourn here when Pre-
fnier WI was Ambassador from
China to tho United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
RE: CKLE:S
Now Is the TImr to Get rid OF These
Ugly spots.

Ihcre's no longer the slightest need
"i icelihE ashamed of your freckles,
rs ''h'h'-d "nhl" str"nrth-iS guar
hh'"td 10 remove these homciy spots
SlhpiS get an ounce OF Othinc-
double StrcnGth-from any druggist
anu apply II little OF Il night and
morning and YOU should soon SEQ tina
even the worst frccklcs hav. begun
I" disappear. while the lighter ones
hav" vanished entirely. II Is seldom
that more Than an ounce is needed to
completely clear tn. skin aud gain Il
beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength Othinc. rs this IS sold unde r
Euarant"" of money back IL IL fails
TO remove frackics-Aav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
YRIC OFFERS HOLIDAY
BILLS FOR REUNION WEEK
omedy Element Runs Strong
IN the List of Attrac-
tons.
PECTACULAR JUGGLING Ac'
nrry Ellis and Company VIII Pre-
sent "Tbc Dress Rchcnrsni" the
Latter Half nf the Weck-Old FR-
iSorite To Return.

For Confederate Reunion Week at
lie Lyric Manager Charles w. Rex
fomises two Keith shows Of cxcep-
.onal excellence. The holiday spirit
ermeates each or the bills an
2unced. The comedy element runs
,rong in the list OF attractions.
,hich embraces many novelties of
'cent production
'Conspicuous among these on the
peninE bin will De McDevitt. Kelly
Id Quinn in tho eccentric comedy
fetch. The Piano Movers" The
Gee has been one OF tn. greatest
.nEhter- provoking offerings in
ndevillc since IL was first staged
New York. An amusing story is
nfolded II has to do with tho
light of an actress. who is deserted
y the two male partners of her
tudeville sketch as she is about to
fsrt on tour. In the em.rgoncv She
.llists the services OF a pair o.
Sky piano movers and the act is
lcccssfuNy put on. SONGS ana
noes enliven the action of The
inriously funny farcical skit.
tLyons and Yosco. musical comiqucs.
Q on this bilh These clever mu-
clans recently Joined hands again
ter being separated for several
jan ihtE are ElNluE an original
,usicai sketch. vocal and instru-
entail numbers, alternating with
my dialogue. Resides being pro-
:ient Observation-Disclosures and singers.
,ey are capital character comedians.
European Importation.
The Royal Gascoigncs. a European
,portation. vii! supply spectacu-
r Juggling act. notable for tho
hginality displayed in its staging
I'd the new tricks of manipulation.
The Wayne Marshall Company, in
n interrupted Rehearsal" viii of
hilariously funny comedy
Fetch, with singing and dancing
is. The act is attractivcly mount
+, sceniCally.
Closing the show will come Booth
I'd Nina. giving sensational OK
,,bittcn OF riding stunts. They en-
Wy many different forms Of
S,lceled contrivances, and the act is
u great lauEhmakcr.
Featuring the show which comes
81 tho. latter half OF the week viii
" The Dress Rehearsal" presented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
COCHRAN BUYS PLAY
NEVER SEEN BY HIM
LSpccIa, Cable Disnatch. |

LONDON. June l7.-Charles r.
Cochran. the London theatrical pro
Queer. last week told a friend who
had just returned from the United
states that h. needed play To pro-
du"c in one Of his thcai"rs here. Tho
friend suggested "Chuchlcs OF 1922 -
then running In New YORK. Cochran
engaged the production by cable and
has been notified that a4 members
Of the east arc sailing this week.
He charactc his purchase al
play unseen as an interesting gam
bile.
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Harmless Laxative to Clean Little Bowels and Sweeten
Sour Collie Stomach-Babies Love 1t

Millions n mothers depend upon
genuine California FiE Syrup TO cloau
and fr"shen habys stomach and
bowels.
When tho little one Is coustipatcd
has wind collie, fcv"rish breath. coat
cd tongue or diarrhoea. "a half tea
spoonful promptly moves the poisous
gases. bile, sour!nS food and waste
right out. Never cramps or over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

tablespoonful OF vinegar. and n pinch
OF pepper and salt. together with n
S"'l'"t very finely chopped; upon
ines" very gradually pour two table
Hp""n'uiS "i on. very good vari-
ant Is MAD" without the yollt OF an
cSE. and with finely chopn.a mr.
raSon and chcrvil instead of III. shall
lot: and in this recipe two table
Sp"onfuls OF tarragon vinegar are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

forasing expedition and raped os-
car one on tho trunk.
1t took oscar four seconds to clean
up the whole place. and by the time
j" had finished that assistant direc-
tor was just passing Melbourne, Aus
tralia, and still going
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

acts Contains no narcotics or sooth-
inS drugs. Babies love its delicious
taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
'"!'f"rnta Fig syrup" which ha.
fn'i directions FOR lnfants In arms
and children OF ~ ages plainly
printed on bottle. Mother. You mus,
say California" or YOU may re, an
imitation ilS s.rMp-AhN
Evening star., 1922-01-18

The testing of silk that goes to the
hosiery trade has fallen off the last
week. It is not thought that this will
continue. as there appears to be
enough business in sight for spring
to. keep the mills busy
Evening star., 1922-01-18
IDLE CAPITAL ENORMOUS.
Demand for Bonds and Other Sc.
curities Grows Daily.

NEW YORK, January 1S.-The
enormous sums of idle capital seek
ing investment channels through this
market are evidenced not only by
lower rates for call and time funds.
but more especially w the many
actual and prospective domestic and
foreign underwritings. 1t is stated
that since the beginning of the new
wear the bond market has shown
such pronounced recovery as to en-
able the closing out of number of
banking syndicates which had long
been hanging firer
the confidence shown by Investors,
the new Southern railway $4,000, 900
bond issue being largely oversub-
scribed before any public offering
Amons the new foreign issues an
International banking house actively
Identified with French municipal, Of
ferinRs during the war announced the
Virtual completion of a $2s.ooo. 900
bond loan to the department OF the
seine. France. Local bankers also
closed negotiations for two Cana
dian provincial loans agereeating
ys,000.0o0. .-'
Evening star., 1922-01-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
GERMAN MILL OUTLOOK.

BERLIN. January 1s.-German cot
ton mills were operating at IS per
cent capacity at the beginning of the
year, with twice as much raw cotton
on hand as at the same time last
year, according to official statistics.
The outlook for this yeArswas called
''problematjcai," in view Of the slump
in business during the last few weeks
which followed the preceding drop
in the value Of the mark. The mills
operated at 70 per cent capacity dur
ing 1921, says the report, which adds
that there were $4,000 bales on hand
At Bremen at the close of the year.
Evening star., 1922-01-18
FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES.

The price of Mexia crude oil has
been advanced from 81 to $125 q bar
rel at the wells, according to an
nouncement of the Magnolia Com
pany.
Clothiers have ordered topcoatA ana
sport suits for spring more literally
than ever. There is little anxiety over
moving more topcoats than previously
because of the extensive wearing Of
them by women for street as well ~
sports wear.
Optical goods business is picking up.
There was a good holiday trade in
lorgnettes and opera glasses. There
10 fair demand for the better grades
Of aluminium and sterling silver spec
tacle cases.
The watch-repair business il in
creasing. One firm that does this
work for retailers says that during
the holiday season people let the re-
pair work wait, and they are now
feeling the result of this holdover
Work. It Is said competition has
forced the prices down about IS per
cent. 49,.
Manufacturers of automobiles in the
$4,000 to $1,000 class are reported to-
more actively than a year ago.
Shirt prices for spring start low. Or
ders from men who have gone on the
road since the holidax trip Indicate
merchants are more receptive than
two months ago. Collar-attached
shirts in white. tan and gray are be-
ing shown considerable favoritism,
also better grades of silk shirts.
Cigar factories. which usually do not
resume operations until the second
week after New Year started JAM
uary 4 this year and have been rum
ming full time. Immediate-shipme
orders of good size necessitated, this
work. -.
Screen goods will be- higher, this
year. according to one manufacturer.
cot Of raw material
Turpentine still keeps Arm, and.
during this. week made further ad.
vances. These advances are probably
not due to large consumption. but to
a falling off in receipts in southern.
markets.
Evening star., 1922-01-18
COAST LINE CERTIFICATES.

NEW YORK. January 17.-All the
s425.3e0 Atlantic Coast Line equip.
ment trust 6 per cent certificates,
which were purchased recently from
the United States Railroad Adminis-
tration have been sold. In speaking
OF the sale of the securities IL is said
that their ready sale shows the de-
mand for high-grade securities to be
far from satisfied. and it is believed
the rising of money>will continue for
some time and cause q continuance
of the investment demand.
Evening star., 1922-01-18
REPORT SHOWS DECREASE.
RALTIAfORE, Januar

BALTIMORE, January 17.-Earn-
ings of the Western Maryland Rail-
way Company for the week ended
January were $2s0.s52.0s. decrease
of s64.1I5.49. or 10 per cent. compared
with the first week of 1921. when the
total was $345.067.57, according to
official report The largest decrease
was in the coal and coke freight re-
ceipts, which were S43.134.07, or "a
per cent below the receipts Of the
corresponding week of 1891.
Evening star., 1922-01-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Ry tipe AssU.iated Press,
Ing checks-dollar values At noon today.

NEW YORK, January 1S.-Foreign
EXCHANGE irregular. Great Britain. de-
mand, 422h: cables, 4.225s: sixty-day
bills on banks, 4.19h. France. demand,
SIT; cables. S17h. Italy. demand.
4.36k; cables, 4.37. Belgium, demand,
1917; cables, 7.32. Germany, 81 Y !;
cables, .52A. Holland, demand, 1868 /;
cables, 3674. Norway, demand. 1856.
Sweden, demand, 24.90. Denmark, de-
mand, 1000. Switzerland, demand,
1s43. Spain. demand. 1897. Greece,
demand, 438. Argentine, demand,
1852; Brazil, demand. 1887. Montreal.
94$.
Evening star., 1922-01-18

HOURLY GALES OF STOCKS.
II am. 80. 25I 800 IL m. ......l az 800
1pm.. 6S4 900 2p-m.. 6! 200
Evening star., 1922-01-18
Sinclair Changes Berth.

Herbert L. Davis. auditor of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Co.
lumbia, has just filed his report in
regard to the Arlington Fire Insur-
ance Company. He recommends that
a decree be entered dissolving the
corporation, pointing out that = dis
solution Of the corporation would be
beneficial to its stockholders and not
injurious to the public interests.
The assets Of the company amount
to $215. .627.9S, which Mr.. Davis finds, Is
sufficient to pay each shareholder in
full and to fully meet all outstanding
obligations against the corporation.
MIR. Davis was directed more than
Year ago by the Supreme Court to re-
port all matters relative to the Airing
ton Fire Insurance Company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-03
WEBBVILLE

Rev. Hutchinson preached here Sum
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Griffith
visited friends at Bellstrace Sunday. :.
MRS. Harye Hicks was the guest of
Mrs. Sam Mckinney Saturday. >. Mr..
and Mrs. d. C. Flugher Of Huntington
spent the week END with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Green. -. James Pennington
and Walter Woods make their usual
trips to Willard. Mr.. Bee Holbrook
is visiting relatives in Ashland. 49,.
Nelson Hillman of Jattie was here
Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Green
and Miss Dorothy Steele were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Webb Sunday.
Elmer Smith made his regular trip
to Jattie Sunday. James Penning-
ton made business trip to Ashland
last week and was accompanied home
by his niece, Minnie E. Lang....J. E..
Smith will move into the house re-
Gently vacated by Charley Cotton.
Homer Stewart and u. G. Pennington
made business trip to Ohio last week
.... Mrs. Wayne Parsons visited our
school Friday. TWO SCHOOL GHUMS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-03
Upper Dennis and Tuscola

Farmers OF this community are get
ting ready to farm. Several boys
and girls of this place attended meet
ing at the head OF Gait Sunday.
BuTHses B,af,kensh!n OF YatesYilla was
calling on his father-in- law at this
place Sunday Herbert Hewlett
passed up our creek Sunday, Arnold
Rice visited home folks Sunday. .....
Beulah Cordell entertained a number
OF young folks Sunday. Among them
were Misses Alberta Jordan, Madge
and Marie Cunningham, Cassie Chad
wick and Louisa Shortrldge; Messrs
Lester Rucker Ollie Lawson. Henry
Jordan and Willie Chadwick. All re-
ported a nice time. $50. Miss Thurza
Jordan and brother Everett spent Sun
day with their cousins at Dennis.
Beulah Cordell spent Saturday night
with Madge and Marie Cunningham.
Alberta Jordan and Beulah Cordell
were shopping Saturday. 80. Leonard
Watson who is attending school at
Louisa spent the week with home
folks at Jattie. j. Lornie Cunningham
spent Saturday night with Lillian
Prichard $50. Several from this place
will attend the baptizing nj Irish Creek
Sunday. :. Let US hear from Tuscola
and Trinity soon. Good luck to the
NEWS. I'VE GOT THE BLUES.