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Evening journal., 1922-03-11
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n Harrison ST. Phone 56l7.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- By virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
svct, 1uro WIZ u. De exposed to sale, at public
%. 1922. at 10 A. NJ, at the Connfv
Court House, Wilmington. Dela ware
the following described real estate
h5e ooo OF Isabella Craig. deceased, to-wit
on Lancaster avenue and 100 feet on
cray avenue. with a 2is story frame
dwelling thereon.
For fun description and terms OF sale
see large bills posted, or address the
undersigned.
WILLIAM S. PRICKETT. Trustee
Attest: Norman p. Crouch, Clerk o. c.
Wilmington. Delaware, March s, 1922
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
shares or interests Of John W. Craig
Harry L. Craig. Harvey C. Craig
Chandler y. Craig. Lamborn B. craig
and Delaware Trust Company. trustee
for the said Lamborn b. Craig, In th
above-described promises. win be sold
as above set forth and all persons hav-
ing or claiming any lien or encurn
hrapce against or affecting the sha~
or interest of either or any Of said par
ties in said lands and premises are
hereby notified 10 appear and file IN
the office OF the Clerk Of the Orphans
Court, in and for New Castle county,
on or after the fifth day Of April, A. D.
1922, a petition setting forth and max
ing proof Of said lien or encumbrance
and the amount due thereon.
WILLIAM S. PRICkETT.
marll 1T. Trustee.
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IN TESTIMONY
PUBLIC SALE.

A. Il. BENSON.
narll-lt. Secretary Of State.
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PAPERHANGNG.

ALL PAPERHANGING done artisti-
cally. Isadore Strauss, 604 French St.
Phone 1866. jan26-1yr.
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supervision. Mundy Bros. Fifth and
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It Is the same with every other
major league bali club in the South.
All OF them have from three TO six
ex-collegians in the list OF recruits
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DELAWARE STRONG
EXCEPT OUTFIELD

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, March 27.-After one
inning OF a practice game between
the varsity and scrubs yesterday af-
ternoon. Coach shipley. OF Delaware
College. called the game OF because
OF a sprinkle OF rain, but continued
70 give the varsity a hard practice.
"Dory" Collins pitched the one in
ming for the scrubs and the varsity
bunch was unable TO DO anything
with his delivery. Collins let out for
the nrst time this season and used
some curves. Koch caught him.
The inheld showed up great in
practice and pulled or some fast,
snappy plays in mid-season form.
II the remainder OF the team looked
as strong IN every respect, both at
bat and IN the field as the inheld,
Coach Shipley would have few wor-
ries and would come near making a
/ cleanup OF the exceptionally hard
schedule. He is also fairly well for
tifed in pitchers and catchers, but
! the weak spots seem to be in the out
I field. The outheld candidates seem
10 be able TO hit fairly we'll, but have
not shown much class as nelders
The main trouble however, Is lack
OF experience. and Coach Shipley
may yet be able 10 get three mer
who will NJ in well with the re-
mainder OF the team.
Murray. Dantz, Nutter, Williams
Elliott. Lowell and Naughton were In
the outheld during practice.
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ParkSide ChirpS
BY A WISE SPARROW

All candidates are requested 90
report A. RirlVwood Park on satur-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Lest we forget "Chesty.- no
"Jaw-bone."
silent John Brennan" is request
ed 20 sing Smile Awhile"
Il Is rumored that Allen win be
seen IN baseball uniform, also
shin guards. We hope that he will
adopt new method OF removing
the mask.
The Daily Guessing Oonfesti
Whehn will Bill Reeder be satis-
fed with the FIVE pill7
Bad news for tho undertakersi
wild Bill Brennan swung and missed.
Tribbitt was picked up by a dry
agent for a half-pint.
Herb Owens is still undecided
which portion OF the pool table he
owns.
Spike was accidentally placed in
the rack by the catcher.
Bucky. It Is a pretty hard Job 70
make a job IN center field when you
are bothered with the fair sex.
Red Maxwell was knocked unoon-
scious while walking under the
pool table.
let's have the bun money
boys. Feeble and Ed. will go ge
them. Is Il alright, Jack.
"Murph" Echrick is pinch -hittinl
for Hawk Hayes a. a porch-olimbe
during Lent.
sid. the news-getter, Is goini
back. What's the trouble. sid7
Yank Conner is still waiting 10
another bazaar so that he can knocl
over a couple OF trees IN Kirkwoo'
Park.
The boys around the park are
wondering which suit ''Dapper Dan
Booth Will wear hrst. The light Of
the blue7
Jimmy o"Niei stumbled over hi
chin on the way 10 the club th'
other morning.
Now. boys. II we missed anybody
don't feel slighted, we will set yot
next week.
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fore Is worthy OF attention.
The Brooklyn pitching ace says
Roush is harder 70 pitch 10 than
Hornsby. Here IL his size-up OF the
National Leagues two best batsmeni
Il can tell almost exactly whai
Hornsby intends 20 do from his posi-
tion at the plate. but Roush never.
"Once Hornsby takes his position
AZ the plate he never changes H. II
he crowds the plate you know he IL
trying 20 hit TO right field; n he
stands OF you know he wants 70 pull
one 20 left field.
'Hornsby always takes a healthy
swing. II Is a rarity for him TO
bunt on you.
Knowing these things pitch TO
Hornsby accordingly. OF course. 1
don't always fool him. He makes
a base hit on my delivery. What
mean ia. there iH nothing mysteri-
Gus about Hornsby's Intentions when
he steps 10 the plate.
"On the other hand, Roush al
ways takes the same position when
he steps into the hatter's box, but he
keeps you constantly bewildered by
out guessing you.
He invariably makes his shift az
ter the pitcher starts his delivery.
He either suddenly ohokes up on
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
BY POLLY HY,

The respective class teams OF the
Wilmington High School are getting
IN shape for the annual Interolass
track and field meet to be held on
Saturday at Pennsy Field. Yester-
day Coach Harry Ashton had his
varsity squad OF cinder path candi-
dates out FOR practice a. Baynard
Field. The workout began with a
trot around the field. led by Captain
Jacobson.
Some OF the men are showing up
fine and after a few more days OF
practice no doubt will be ready for
their opponents. The squad was d.
vided according 70 the events for
which they are trying out. The ma
jority OF them are out for the
sprints.
Very few candidates are reporting
for the field events and these are
/ getting IN trim by taking different
exercises. The pits which have
been dug for the Jumps are not yet
suitable. The coach has hopes Of
starting the men in full training
next week.
After the track practice some o
the men talked over about their rep
resentatives for the interclass meet
II was decided that some day thi
week there will be trials at tn
Pennsy Field. The entrance fee ha
been changed. II was previously an
nounoed that a fee OF rs cents woul'
be charged for each event but IN
} coach has made Il 20 that II vii
cover the entrance IN three event
for each Individual II Is expectel
that the meet will be self-supportinl
} The Misses wainwright an
, Hayes are coaching a large numbe
! OF girls IN preparation for the meei
! II IS said that the girls may out
number the boys in entries. Tn
girls are especially instructed IN IN
method OF running the short dashei
II seems that some OF the girls ar
eagerly awaiting the starters gur
Baseball.
For the hrst time this season IN
baseball men went through an en-
tire nine-inning game. Coach Ash
ton selected two teams each oom
prising a number OF last year mel
Those on the bench were also give
an opportunity TO play.
The battery for the "A" tear
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High Athletes, Including
Girls, Work out for
Coming Field Meets

was Maxwell and Richards. White
relieved Richards at the end OF the
nth stanza. For the "B" team Daw-
son and Wood. Comfy did the hon
ors. No sooner did the men get
started than tho "A's' started on a
batting rampage. Each man con-
nected with the pill.
The coach kept a watchful eye on
the men covering the outer gardens
as this Is a weak spot IN this
years team. and every man will
have TO fight hard 70 gain a berth
there.
Richards. a hurler OF last season,
displayed some fine pitching. In the
first few frames OF the game he
held "B" team hitless. but due 10 an
error one man reached nrst but nc
further. The youth from the Eas'
side Is counted on winning a few
games this year.
Foot ball.
The men OF the football schoo
are preparing for a scrimmage mex
week. Coach Ashton has picked tive
teams and each squad practicet
signals for a short time yesterday
The men who were out 10 leari
the quarterback position were eacl
given a chance At calling signals.
Coach Ashton stated that IN
men are getting along fine an
some have suggested that the schoo
continue throughout the summe
!, months. Next week each man vii
be issued a football suit for IN
scrimmage. The game will continu
for forty minutes with two res
periods.
Swimming.
Although the swimming team hs
no meets 20 date. Coach Sparks ha
the squad training every day. Man
, ager Ladd 10 trying his best TO 81
, meet or two before the swimmin
season closes A meet with We,
, Chester has been pending for som
time and the members OF tho tear
are hoping II will be arranged.
= Some Of the men on the team ar
quite puzzled concerning the nun
b Der OF points necessary 20 earn
- W.. In tho next meeting OF IN
. A. a. II is hoped 10 arrange m
d amount OF points needed. Captal
Bardo leads the field IN scoring wit
1 q total OF some thirty points.
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Seventh Ward DOingS
BY UNO
BY UNo

All members are averaging the
baseball prospects and a good com
bination Is expected to represent the
avenue athletes.
Brownie lost his match in the
checker tournament. leaving Jake
and slppen for the honors
Would you ever-kitten went 10
work.
serves by a lone tally and Woodie
was caught several times resting FOR
wind purposes.
some times are being held az the
ladies' meetings. We wonder when
the male members will come 20 life.
Junie and Kirk featured with an
Irish jlg
We are etiIi wondering when the
snapper soup will come along. Get
busy. Hoppe.
Many thanks are returned the
quoit teams which finished second
place in the City League. by all the
members. Good stun.
No, Potts will not umpire this
year. Many minds relieved.
Unless some faces are the whole
cheese. they refuse 70 play.-Extra
large.
John Ferguson says aspirin tab
lets are not writing paper. We
agree.
some people have taxis 70 NEE
them after work. Tell US how the,
do It.
Kelley's lonesome.
The boys will loose their hnki
this Saturday at the tower.
KID Ruse was caught Saturday
afternoon throwing the pill around
He will try for an infleld berth.
We have not heard enough noise
about the new building.
Put your dollar up. Joe Boy.
Blonde attended the last meetini
and wanted things his way-ai
usual.
What has become OF the Ions
Boy? Gone 20 work.
Kike did you get that suit7
The ladies' rave increased M
membership 100 per cent and W.
need larger quarters. BY the big six
Mort IS off on his regular holiday
and will now begin his vacation.
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st. Thomas Fast

With its admittance as
member in tho Philadelphia
Baseball Association the 81.
Thomas club promises 70 pro-
duce top notch baseball for
Wilmington this season. The
saints are signing up the best
talent obtainable from local
ranks. and Manager Williams
oxpects 20 have one OF the fast
est independent ball clubs in the
state In the field. The present
schedule calls for seven days a
week. four away and three at
home.
The players already in line
FOR St. Thomas follow; Fish
hack and Mastin, catchers; ELL
wood. Briscoe, Masten and
Tobln, pitchers; Weaver, third
base: Coyle, shortstop; Martin
and clark. second base; slaugh-
ter. first base; Morgan, Grant,
scott and sylvester. outheld.
Manager Williams announces
that he has several more speedy
tossers IN line but they have not
signed their contracts as yet.
These include two well-known
pitchers.
A meeting will be held az the
club at o'clock next Sunday
and all those interested in the
team. including the players are
requested to be present.
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Bankers Look Good

Pete Ewing, pilot OF the
Bankers and Brokers Club
team in the City League. has
issued first call for practice 10
take place at Baynard Field on
Diamond No. l., at 4.30 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon OF az soon
after that time as possible.
Ewing has rounded together
quite a formidable crew OF ball
tossers and wants all those he
has signed and those who have
announced their intention OF
performing with the Bankers
20 be on hand a. tomorrow's
workout The following men
are requested % reports
NJ. Fisher. Johnny Ray,
Charlie Fisher. Joe Kuhna II.
Hopowen, W. Mendenhall.
Harold" Money. BIZ Long
acre. Earl Ewing, Arthur
Grant. Paul Mckee. Jim Kitch-
nor. Harvey Hall, Raynor
Babe" Carrow, Tibitt, Doc
Pugh. Jerry Sullivan. Johnny
Gerstenberg and any other
player wishing a trial.
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TO GIVE NIINSTRELS
FOR BASEBALL CLUB

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March 2s.--At a meet
ing OF the Newark Field Club last
night contributions amounting 70
slightly over 500 towards financing
the putting OF a team In the New
Castle County League. were reported.
Employees OF tho Continental Fibre
Company reported having collected
about $50; employees OF the Ameri-
can Vulcanized FIBRE Co.. about
$40; c. H. Dean. IS. and Ira Kill
mon. IS.
Harry Mcdonald recently elected
president presided al the meeting.
II was decided 10 secure the Junior
Guard Minstrel Troupe OF Whining
ton to give a minstrel show here on
Friday night, April 7. for tho bene-
NJ for the club. The officers dis
cussed and looked st samples OF uni
forms last night and an order will
be placed in few days.
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his bat or steps away from or into
the ball He can do any OF these
things from his natural position.
"Often from his position 1 make
up my mind that no intends 20 take
n healthy swing. only TO have him
lay down a tantalizing hunt
More ball games have been lost
through bunts than home runs.
"Hornsby and Roush are great
hitters. but would much prefer
pitching TO Hornsby"
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
SPORTS
Junior CITY League

The meeting OF the Junior
City Baseball League originally
called for tonight, has been
postponed until tomorrow night
IL win he held at Brownson
Hall, Fourth and Jackson
strccts. as originally planned.
Managers OF all teams are rc-
quosted 20 be present nc the
meeting tomorrow night which
viii start at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

Don Pedro Ewing means
20 have a mean ball club
TO represent the Bankers
and Brokers Club IN the
City League from the looks
OF the array OF talent he
has signed. The crew he
mentions will he a hard one
10 shave II they all turn out.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
Sports Summary

NEW oRLEANs-"Can't soc for
the life OF me who's going 10 beat
us out OF tho pennant" Miller Hug
gins, manager OF the Yankees said.
He announced the following bat
ting order Fewster. left; Miller.
center; Baker, third; Pipp. nrst:
Mcmillan, right; Ward second;
Scott short and the battery.
NEW YORK-Morvich. regarded
now as Man o. Wars successor.
went a half mile under strong
pull IN 81 as seconda He had 18O
pounds aboard. Norwich probably
will make his first start IN the
Paumonock handicap at jamaica on
Nay 3.
FORT WORTH. Texas-Toney
was again In great pitching form
and hit a double and two singles,
the giants beating the White sox IL
10 3.
PARISH the Paris municipal
council viii not submit a plan for a
new stadium before Friday the
French Olympic committee will de-
fault the 1924 games to the United
States, according 70 Frantz Roichei
secretary OF the committee. The
Perahing stadium is unsafe he said.
KANSAS CITY-strangle Lewis
wrestling champion. threw YouHin
Mahmout, Bulgaria twice with q
deadlock.
NEW YoRK-Two hundred and
ten 20 football players reported q
Coach Tom Thorpe for spring prao.
tiee al New York University.
! NEW Suspension OF Lev
, Tender. Philadelphia lightweight
by tho national association fo
! "ralling In Ohio" will not he recog
8 nhed In New York. according 4
Z william Muldoon chairman OF IN
= State boxing commission.
SACRAMENTO. Calf. - sacra
mento played the Chicago Cubs Z
8 SIS tie here yesterday afternoon
In an exciting contest Seattle bea
p tho Cub Yannigans AZ Stockton.
2 TO 3.
a NEW ORLEANs-Martin Burke
ID local prizehghter hled a voluntar
y petition IN bankruptcy late yester
Y day placing his liabilities at tlb,s7
a and his assets at 1851.
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PRACrICE FoR Sd. sTEPHEN

st. stephen. Of the Church League.
will practice at the new athletic
field. Thirty-sixth and Broome
streets. on Saturday afternoon and
all candidates for the team are re-
quested 10 be present. The Mems
Club OF the church will meet on
Friday night TO complete details for
The practice and 70 measure the can
didates for uniforms.
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Soft soap doesn't always clean.

Axe'iomi
Soft soap doesn't always clean.
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Just because a fellow r. a bum
ball player and can make a lot OF
STRIKES doesn't say he would make
a good bowler.
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CELEBRATED CONIE-BACKS;
Control.
Second Wind.
Pay Day.
Baseball Bugs.
I'm sorry, that number Is out OF
order"
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
ROGERS GETs MATCH

Roach Rogers. local feather
weight. Is booked to box Ned Fitz-
gerald at the National IN Pkiladel-
phia on Saturday. Rogers formerly
fought under the name Of Sammy
Brltton.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

roll-off has not been announced.
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We hear the pin boys mp az
Grady's have organized team and
are out with a defy. They're not a
bit backward either, they want 20
meet the champs.
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WHAT'S IN A NAAIE2
Irish Stew.
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Have you a Sport opinion. idea,
Suggestion. that you wish TO make
publio7 Don't be backward about
applying for space in The Battle
axe.
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To the victor belongs the spoils
To the champion belongs the gravy
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MANY A MAN PUTS UP
GOOD FRONT TO CONCEAL HIS
LACK OF BACKING.
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Have you ever noticed how littl'
you want TO listen 10 the fellow wit
wants 20 do all OF the talking.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
nInNPIA MEETING

Olympia A. c. will hold special
meeting in the club rooms al 'So
o'clock this evening. Every mem
her IS requested TO be present as
very important business Will De
transacted.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
BOWLING

Several novel matches were
staged by Atlas Club bowlers At
Grady's alleys yesterday afternoon.
the girls teams meeting teams com
posed OF men IN duckpin games.
Scoresi
TTUT.q
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

Everything having TO DO with the
progress Of women's interest will be
favored by the Want Ads during the
following two weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
TAILFYvILIiE WINS

Taneyvlile took three out Of Ave
games from Alpha IN a X. OF p.
Quot League match last night.
Scores: ... .... .... .. - -.
raueyville. 10 II 2i II as
Apba.... 21 p 10 1s s-2
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
Pitcher Burledgh Grimes Compares
Hornsby and Roush

Burieigh Grimes OF the Brooklyn
club IL one OF the leading pitchers
IN the National League.
Rogers Hornsby OF the St. Louis
Cardinals led the National League
IN hitting last season.
While Eddie Roush is seventh IN
the list OF hltters. ne really ranked
next 10 Hornsby, since the players
in between the two in the record
played In only a few games.
Hornsby and Roush are great hit
ters. Hornsby IS a right hander
while Roush hits from the left side
OF the plate.
Grimes IL a pitcher who makes
careful study OF the batters. That IL
one OF the big reasons for his con-
tlnued success. His opinion there
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
t-f-f +

MAT DONOHUE is NOT THE
ONLY NOTICEABLE BASEBALL
PARSONAGE TO INVADE Dali
LAS. WE SEE WHERE JUDO p
lands HAS BEEN GIVING THE
TEXAS TOWN THE 90.
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The Industrial Bowling League
schedule comes 20 a close with to-
nights games. The Electric Hose
and Rubber gang justified all pre-
dictlons by coming through and
coping the second half. They will
oppose Pusey and Jones, winners oi
the first leg, in the special rOll-of
for the seasons hOnOrs. The date al
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
BILLY EVANS SAYS

Babe Ruth has made a lot OF
trouble IN the American League with
his home run sweta
have seen many an argument be-
tween pitcher and catcher and
pitcher and manager. after Babe has
come through with a homer IN a
pinch.
However. It seems that Babes
ability 20 hit them over the fence
has already made trouble IN the Ma
tional League.
According 20 the wires Pitcher
Haines OF the 81. Louis Cardinals.
one OF the leading pitchers in the
National League, Is the latest mem
Der OF the in bad" society.
II seems that Haines asked Riokey
how 20 pitch 20 Ruth. Hickey told
him. Then. according 20 the story.
Haines pitched just the opposite 20
his managers instructions. A home
run followed.
An argument ensued. That even
Ing Haines was on the way home.
Hickey Is reported TO have said.
I'VE must have discipline"
Babe a nothing n not original.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

He went down 90 the training camp,
A baseball place 90 gain.
He took a trial and nzzled 30
He shortly took a train
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

NEW ORLEANs-Martin Burke,
local prizehghter hled a voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy late yester-
day placing his liabilities at ti6,67s
and his assets at 115i.
The Press., 1922-01-05
South WillinRtOn

Holman Hall, who has been home for the holidays, returns to school this week.
 William Battye of Willimantic was a recent visitor in town, renewing &C., quaintances.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Spicer spent 8 few days this last week visiting with friends in Springfield.
 Miss Buker and Mrs. Armstrong re- turned last week and have resumed teaching. School opened on Monday.
 Mrs. Mary Wrana, who is a patient at the St. Joseph hospital in Williman- tic, is recovering from her recent ill- ness, and getting along quite well.
 Joseph Tamborino left for New York last Friday evening, accompanied by his brother in law, Angelo Fargnoli, whose wife is expected to land from Italy.
 The Perry Ice Co.,, have completed their ice run across the state highway to the pond and preparations are be- ing made to start cutting the ice It is expected they will start this week.
 At the business meeting of the Y. M. C. A., held last Tuesday evening, an invitation was read from the Will limantic Y. M. c. A. inviting the boys to join with them at Willimantic on Saturday afternoon January 21. There will be a regular program arranged in which the boys here will take part. All members are earnestly requested to be present at the meeting on Tues day evening to take action on the in- vitatiOn and to find out how many will go.
 A New Years social was held in So- cial hall on last Friday evening, with a very good attendance. Luncheon was served consisting of a variety of fancy cakes, ice cream and coffee. Music was served by Nedweid's or chestra. Many different games were played and a general good time was enjoyed by all. A number of the peo- pie stayed out to see the old year out and the new year in, which was cele- brated by the ringing of the church and school house bells and the blow ing of the mill whistle. There was some carol singing and playing of musical instruments.