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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
Jury System.

They say the jury system is the ~Gst
word in Justice, but what chance
would a fellow have with a jury IKE
this: No. His tenant. No. 2-His
landlord. No. 3-His iceman. No. F.
His plumber. No. 5-His coal dealer
No. CHS borrowee. No. Ills bank
cashier. No. S-His mother-in-laW. NO.
Ellis dentist. No. 1O-His first wife
No. Hills second wife. No. I2-his
present wife's former husband.-Henry
r. Warner in Richmond Times-OlS-
patch.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
and other advantages that can only
be learned by trying it.
Wane War on the ~.

Among the $50 different kinds OF
bacteria and oiler organisms taken
from the bodies of house flies y differ
ent investigators are infantile dlar-
rhoea, typhoid fever, anthrax, food
poisoning, amoebic dysen cry, abb
scesses, leprosy, tapeworns, hook
worms, bubonic plague, cOn5unctiTius,
summer complaint, tuberculosis, en-
teritis, trachOma, erysipelas, gas gam
CREME, stomach worms, pinwOrms and
ophthalmIa.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
"a Bone to Pick"

This phrase originated in marriage
custom Of Sicily. The father of the
bride hands the bridegroom a bone
saying. "Pick this bone; you have un-
dertaken a most difficult task" APP
parently married life among the Sicil-
ians did not always run smoothly
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26

The fact that the people have be-
gun to realize that buying around
home benefits them in more ways
than one and that they get just as
much for their money has greatly
increased the prosperity of the COM
munity.
The Standardization of merchan-
disc and the fact that merchants in
smaller cities and towns are more
awake than in former years has
brought about a great change in
methods of transacting business in
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26

and adds scientific methods in pack
ing and distribution.
1t is incumbent upon all producers
to get in touch with this institution
and let them market their products,
This is necessary for the good of the
county and the protection of the peo-
pie.
In making this review of our pro-
gress we are glad to compliment this
institution as one that is in strict ac-
cord with modern business principles,
the spirit of the times and one that
is of great economic value to the
public and the grower alike and to
suggest to our readers that they give
it the fullest cooperation in all af-
fairs that come within the scope of
it's activities.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
National Pecan Growers
Association

BUILDING AT CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
MARKET PRICES or
MODERN
o
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26

BUYING NEAR HOME SAVES THE
PEOPLE MANY DOLLARS IN
TAXES AND BRINGS PROSPER
ITY TO THE TOWN AND COUN-
TRYSIDE-,A SOUND PRINCIP-
LIE THAT is RAPIDLY SPREAD
ING AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO
HAVE FOUND THEY COULD
DO BETTER AT HOME
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
lI.e Of Voice AID to L4eaIth.

Actors, singers, breaches and law
yers are said to benefit in health much
from the constant use Of their voice.
which expands the chest.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
Albany Laundry Co.

Ar 2o2 NORTH ST. ALBANY is THE LEADING LAUND
REs IN THIS PART OF THE STATE AND HAS LARGE BUSl
NESS IN ALL THE ADJOINING TOWNS-THEY TURN OUT THE
vFRY REST CLASS OF WORK AND MOST COURTEOUS
sERvICE-THEY FEATURE COMPLETE SERVICE in DK4
CLEANING AND DYEING
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-01-26
Mrs. Reidy's Hat Shop

CONDUCT NEXT GREEN TREE TEA ROOM ON JACKSON
ST. ALBANY, A STYLE HEADQUARTERS WHERE ONE GETS
FASHIONS NOTE IN WOMENs AND MISSES COATS
SUITS DRESSES, HATS WAISTS, NOVELTIES AND EVENING
GOWNS-MANY SPECIALTIES MAKE THIS AN ATTRACTIVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
WESTERN ROADS.
GET 100000.
Federal official Declares
States Spend Well

SPOKANE AUG. sl The West IL
being treated generously IN tho dlas
trlbutlou OF federal aid Tor the con,
struction % highways, Il IL gathered
from remarks OF officials OF the
United States bureau of public roads
IN Spokane yesterday. The aid il
likely 60 he continued N tho West
shows Interest In obtaining Il.
Appropriations or $4,000. 600 ia
federal aid have been mado for West.
orn states OF which moro than ST.,
0o0. 600 has been FOR Washington, ae.
cordlng Go DR.. l. !. IIowea OF san
Francisco. az tho Davenport today.
DR. Hewes Is deputy chief engineer
OF tho regional office IN charge OF
work IN II Western states
THE II Western states are spend,
ms moro money per capita than any
other equivalent AREA In tho United
states" said pr HeweN. 'and are
getting a considerable part OF their
main system or roads completed,
About $4,000 miles Of federal aid
highway has been approved. of
witch 20 per cent has been com.
pleted
'of the $4,000 miles, $500 miles
arc In Washington. In another five
years there will 10 great change
Ia the road conditions OF tho West
for beth travel and tho tmnaperth.
ton ~ crops, assuming that federal
aid Is continued"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Reduce Those Danger
Gus Swollen Veins

Doctors Recent Discovery Also
Henls Boils, Carbuncles, All.
scesses, and Open Sores In
Few Days.
Physicians are prescribing and
hospitals using new and harm.
lesa, yet very powerful germieldo
that not only causes enlarged or
varicose veins and punches TO DO.
come normal, but also reduces
goitre. enlarged glands and wens.
Ask any first class druggist for
an original two.ounce bottle OF
Moonc's Emerald oil tful strenRtb
and refuse TO accept anything in lts
place. IT Va ouch highly concen.
trated preparation that two ounces
lasts long time and Furthermore
" this wonderful discovery does not
produce tho results anticipated, YOU
can have the price refunded.
IL Is not wise for anyone 10 nllov
swollen veins TO keep on charging
Often they burst and cause weeks
OF pain. suffering and lcsa OF en-.
ployment. Start tho Emerald on
treatment on directions hdyIso nnd
Improvement VIII begin Mt once
Your druggist can supply you.--Ad.
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
RUSSELL GETS
NEW CITY JOB

George r. Russell. who has been
Mayor Browns superintendent Of
utilities, was confirmed an supcrin.
tendcnt OF tho city water depart.
mont by tho city council on Mon.
day Councilman oliver T. Erickson
and Mrs. Henry Landes'votcd against
the appointment Of Russell TO tho
position.
Russell has been acting supcrln
tendent since tho death Of l.. H.
Youngs. several months ago. Rus.
sell qualified for the office immedl
ately and will assume his now posi-.
ton al $4,000 year without delay
He Will also continue as chairman Of
tho board 81 public works.
Mayor Brown says he has decided
upon no successor Tor the position u
utilities superintendent. made vacant
by Rusaclrs elevation lie denied
that he contemplated appointing 70.
iieo Chief ". y. scycryna TO tho 20.
sitlon o. utilities department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Rheumatic
Neuritis
Says His Prescription Com.
pletely Banishes All Rheu-
matte Pain and Twinges
lis Guaranteed
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved aud the Rheumatic
Poison Starts 10 Leave the System
Within Twenty four Hours.

Every drngFis, in this country n
authorized TO ray to every rheumatic
sufferer that II fun pint bottle Of
ALLENHuU. tho suro couqucrer Of
rheumatism. does not show tho way
to stop tho agony. reduce swollen
Joints and DO away wsih svon tho
slightest twinge OF rheumatic pain.
no win gladly rrturn your money
without comment.
ALLE.NRHu has been tried and
tested for years. and really marvellous
results have been accomplished In the
most severe cares where the suffer.
Ing and agony was Intense. and,
pitoous and where tho patient was
helpless.
MIR James II. Allen, Of Rochester.
~ r., tho dlscovorcr of ALLENRHu.
who for many years suffered the tor.
menis Of acute rheumatism, desires
all sufferers to know that no does
not want a cent OF nnyones money
uniosu ALLENRHU decisivoly con.
quers this worst OF ali diseases. and
he has instructed druggists TO guar.
antee II as above in every instance
All druggists can supply you.--Adver.
tiEcment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
HARDING FUND
GOES SLOWLY

Moro speed and generosity arc 70.
auired on tho part Of tho grown.
UPS ~ scattN. n tho Harding
Memorial fund. needed hy tho boys
OF the city. Is to DO collected. Mon.
day the kids distributed themselves
about the city In ~ stations and
succeeded in collecting tst5.T6. Tho
receipts VIII need TO 30 much larg.
er every day for tho rest Of this
week II the s75. 900 necessary Is to
be raised. aays Louis Fricdlnndcr.
OF the E.lks' committve.
He pointed out that none Of tho
boys was accomplished In the art
Of separating tho public from their
money and that wholehcaftvdneBs
and generosity alone would mako
tho memorial possible.
The statue OF Harding In to be-
erected in Woodland park. on the
spot where President Harding ad.
ministcred tho flag oath to 1000
Seattle boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
"Dear Adelaide"
The Lovelorn Widower's Invitation.
One Man Offers Marriage, if
Another Wants Respectable Appearance
Great Game, This Job Hunting.

man who called and wanted me 90 so
out 20 n far suburb 20 see hls house,
ha no thought Il would be easy TO De
eide ! wanted tho Job II once saw
tho house. He refused % talk IN my
house I refused 10 talk AT all unless
no could talk Hight where We were
so ho finally accepted the chair l Of
fcrcd. OF course, Il was awful OF me.
Adelaide. but asked him point blank
n this was perfectly atraiEhtand
aboyoboard offer. or what did he
meanl And even then he would not
come out IN tho open and say what
he wanted, but raid hs had a good
reputation among his neighbofA and
wanted tho sort ~ houHekeeper who
would permit him 10 keep his good
reputation. I found later that his
reputation was very good, but OF
course that and character arc two
different things.
WANTED APPEARANCE
or REsPECrABILiTY
Finally. l accompanied him 20 his
home. and no wonder u had been
used as the bis drawing card II was
a perfectly wonderful Eden, where
every prospect pleased ana only man
was vic. Adam was tho only thing
wrong In that garden. What he
wanted was a woman who would APP
pear 20 be respectable. but Was not.
and. too oowardly 10 say Il outright
lest Il might somehow sIail out 20 his
uoiEhborH, ha had wasted one whole
afternoon Of my time
hut not all tho men wanting house
keepers arc like that. usgbsfors We
came 90 Seattle ws kept house sey.
crsl months Tor two af the finest
boys we had real good times there
and tho women Of tho nrlghborhood
all called on M and We went about
with tho boys quite M u We had
really been their mother and sister,
Instead Of hired hnlp. We were really
sorry when our time was up there,
but as there Is no high school there.
va would have had 30 move before
school time anyway.
Perhaps I have grown lit,is hard
and sour hunting FOR work. and find.
Ing there really u no place FOR a
woman Of any refinement with a
child she refuses 90 ba separated
from, But We have had a lot q fun
and many amusing experiences. and
have learned how 20 brush shoulders
comfortably with tho world,
Homo II just an awful nice place.
but there arc a few things sou never
eau learn there. Now that I fully
realize there il no place for us and
an that have 10 do about Il IL 10
make a place. the thing really Is very
simple and neither trightsna nor
psoyes faH. A. yet ! do not know
Just where or what that piars viii
be. cxcsp, that Il viii be well nut in
the aun. but iBst any sort u good
fortune may come round any corner
any daY soon 20 meet ur.
40 don't ypu worry about us ono
bt. dear Adelaide. we Will get bY
some was. and 4 il easter for us ne'E
that wc have had a little experience
nj the mos; interesting and exciting
game IN the w0rid-Job Hunting.
Sincerely yours. and al oas time.
THE COOK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Simple Way to Get
Rid Of Blackheads

There n one simple. safe and suro way
that never fails ia got rid OF hlaekheads,
that 10 TO diaxolve them. To do this get
two ounces OF oaionltc powder from any
drug stofe--Aprlnklo n little on a hot, wet
cloth--ruh over tho blhckheaas briskly--
wash tho parts and You win be surprised
how the hlackhoadS have disappeared
Mig blAckheads. little biaclSneeda. no
matter whore thOy are, Rlmply dissolve
and disappear BiackhendB are simply a
mixture OF dust and dirt and secrotlnns
that form In the porca OF the skim The
cnlonite powder md tho water Dissolve
the blacRheada 80 they wRRh right out,
leaving the pores free and clean and In
their natural condition. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Confiscated Speed
Boat Up for Sale

The pseod boat Ms77. owned by
Leroy sischo. convicted narcotics
smuggler. was ordered seld IN fed
crai court Monday to partially satls.
~ $4,000 Judgment brought
agalns, Slseho by federal attorneys,
sischo was fined i7s an ouncn for q
large quantity OF drugs hs IL con.
vic,ed OF bringing into the country,
tho amount totallng $4,000. Tho
boat viii b sold AZ auction BIZ the
United States marshal Saturday. AZ
II n. m. al the federal building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
EXPLORER HAS
REACHED NOME
Will Try to Fly Over Pole
From Norway in 1924

NuME. Alaska. AUG. Captain
RoaJ1 Amundaen arrived here last
night on tho Coast Guard cutter
Bear. and announced new plans 20
rs over tho North Pole from spiiz.
bergen. Norway. next year.
Amundssn has abandoned his at.
tempt 20 fy from Wainwright. say.
Ing that his present piano has not
sufficient power 20 carry two pas
senEera and fuel sor the trip. The
landing gear OF his plane was
broken during test flight this
spring. Amundsen said.
oscar omdahi. Amundscn'a ayias
tor. viii leave Wainwright en- route
10 the United States soon. Amund
sen said. omdahi remained NJ VAIN.
wright during tho entire winter
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
FINDS ONE
HONEST MAN

Somewhere IN Seattle there II ~
least one man whom ! admire for his
outright honesty, lie came 70 mo
with this proposition. and no beating
abou, tho bush aa 10 what no wanted.
Ho wanted 10 open restaurant. ho
wanted a woman partner. II AZ tho
end Of a year or two NO were both
suited with tho idea he would divorce
the wife who had abandoned him
some years before. and we would
marry. V 4. his propoaltlen ala not
appeal to me Ia tho least. but his
honesty in saying what he meant ana
his luneaomenesa did appeal 90 me.
You know everybody always DID have
tho habit Of telling mo ali their srou'
hlea. and no told me his. which we're
certainly plenty
In dlrce, couttaa, 20 him was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
SISTERS TELLER 0. X.

My daughter Is by no means
poor"
"rhats all right. I'm poor enough
for two."--Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
DOCTORS ADVISE.
PORT WINE And.
OLIVE OIL.
Toiiet Helps

A prominent physician in an in.
terview today says II the public
only knew tho tonic vulue OF port
wine and olive oil they would quick.
ly regain their health.
Port Olive is combination OF
rich cream, olive oil and rare old
port wine scientifically blended with
other medical agents.
II quickly restores tired out, run.
down systems. is especially valuable
In anemio and all wasting disease,
Increases weight and strength.
Start today taking Port Olive. ma.
lures food tonic, and SEQ how quick,
~ you improve. On sale at all drug.
glsts. The Port Olive Co.. 3i6 g.
Broadway. Los Angeles, --Advertlse.
ment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Boy Falls Beneath
Milk Truck; Killed

PORTLAND. Aug. 81 - Richard
shipe, IA. is dead here today as a
result of n midnight accident in
which no fell beneath the wheels of
n milk truck on which ne was rid.
ing. His head was crushed and
death resulted almost instantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Valuable Yacht Is
Built by Student

Tho Betty Bell, a s0.foot aux.
Hilary yacht designed and built by
Thomas Rowlands, 25.year.old uni.
versity student was launched in
Lake Union Monday, at Howard &
sons boat house. The craft Is
valued by Rowlands. who is a
student OF naval architecture at the
University OF Washington. at S..
600 and will be equipped with so
horsepower engines.
Mrs. w. II. Rowlands. OF Vic.
toria. h. c.. the mother of its build.
err. ohristened the Betty Bell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

Dear Adelaide
First. 10, me tell you about man
whose ad for housekeeper for him
self and little son I answered.
Ills phone address WA given. 70 !
called him un. IN lovelorn. drawl.
Ing whine this answer came back 10
me. Il am wldower and ] am lone
some. and / can't tell you over the
phone Just what ! DO want. ! would
have 10 have personal interview
aud SEQ II we are ooagenlal 10 each
other" Don't you guess Il must have
been something pretty bad n Il could
not be told over phono1 A Persian
cat would make bad enough pet
without taking on IA loyclorn widower'
Then there was another man
called on tho phone. and Il must have
been call No 1000 FOR him. judging
BY the shout he sent hack 60 me
rive got one" he yelled with both
exnltauon and Irritation In his voice
and hung up quickly.
Speaking Of phone ealls--i often
wonder why. when tho "Y' Is a
charitable organization supported BY
large donations. Il does not maintain
a free phone for tho benefit Of won
sn hunting work You know some.
times one has 20 save a nickel cut OF
tho breakfast money to drop into
phone. aud n nickel from dime does
not leave a very hearty breakfast,
In answer 10 ono OF our ads We had
splendid place offered us. with ap
parently only one thing wrong with
Il. do not know how 10 1.-Two and
get out 81 debt and educate a child
on SIS a month. which was the vase
offered ua fhefe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Noted Physician
Gives Praise
to Veronica

New York city-Dr. VIM. HRnsord
White. former consulting Physician
70 tho HahnsmRnn Hospital Of this
city. and 20 Metropolitan Charity
Hospital. Blaekwcll'a Island. says hs
has used Veronica Water 20 tho cx,
cluslon OF all other mineral waters IN
cases Of chronic constipation and be-
lioyes II 70 bs superior 10 any other
Of It's class in obstinate or chronic
constipation
DIR. White writes as follows.
Veronica Water Is uneauaied an a
cathartie. acting promptly. painless
~. and not followed By constipation.
dyspepsia. cougested or torpid liver
and rheumatism are often cured. To
convince you how strongly am i'm,
pressed with the value Of Veronica
Water. permit mo 10 inform you that
this In the first testimonial have
given IN over forty years OF active
practice"
Veronica Water has bocn recog.
nised By scientists as ono OF the most
remarkable mineral waters in this
country or Europe. II Is bottled ex.
actly as It comes from tho Springs.
and II has been impossible for chem.
lcai experts 20 reproduce artifioiaiiy
this marvellous water. provided by
nature,
You may find that Veronica il THE
Water Way 10 Health" a big. gen.
crous u quart bottle Mt your drug.
gists, only scventy.nye cents-Adyer.
tlsement.
VERONICA WATER
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
Middies Find Boxing
Room Quite Popular

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 13.--The
boxing room at the Naval Academy
is the greatest field Of interest in
the whole academy these after
moons, many of Coach Webb's
charges furnishing the keenest kind
Of sport daily. Webb believes that
his team viii be the best he has
ever had; and he has not lost q
bout since he started as coach three
years ago.
Lentz, the big right guard Of the
team, 10 working hard for q place
as heavyweight boxer. He weighs
21O pounds and 10 feet and 8
inches IN height. StrohecEer, the
big crew man, was prevailed upon
TO take UP the game and BECOME
Lentz's boxing partner. The two
furnish fine match, as Strohecke4
weighs about the same as Lentz
and Is about 2 inches taller.
Another pair of opponents is
made UP Of Conroy, captain of the
football team last year, and Soucek,
who will lead the lacrosse twelve.
These are fighting it out in a
friendly but most determined way
for the honors in the 158-pound
class,
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
Naval Cadets Have
Record Breaking
Relay Team

annapolis, Nd, Jan. Il.
Coach ortIand, Of the
swimmers, has IN Winkjsr,
Kanakanui, Boiling and sin
clair the same 16O-yard re-
lay team which he had last
year, and which, in the local
pool established 4 record Of
lie Is for that distance.
This is three-fifths Of ! Sec-
Ond faster than the inter.
collegiate. record, but IL
could not be allowed a. the
Naval Academy pool was
found TO be four inches
short. However, II was
enough to show the high
class Of the quartette, and
they appear to be going bet
ter than ever this year.
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
Should Have Wept
When He Said
He Was Old

IS All, no! I can't learn the
a Faine now. I'm too old
70 play We heard 4 mid.
dle-aged man making the re-
mark q few weeks ago when
invited TO participate lii d
golf zcursoT1e. And he smiled
when he said itl He should
have wept. s'I'oO old tO
piayis writes Ford g. Ffick.
It's j terrible thing q con-
template. Too old 70 play.
And the man smiled whom he
said Il.
When that man, Or any man.
reaches the stage where he
Is TOO old "a piay then he
had better be dead. For the
playing age ID not measured
by years, but BY spirit and
energy and conf enee. When
3 man Is too old to play then
indeed has he cutlived his
usefulness. And when & ma
ton IS too busy 10 play then
that nations power Ii on the
wane. We, al OF as, can
find time to play. Il Is iust
IS important as food, or
sleep. Too old to stand the
strain and worry and care Of
responsibility, perhaps but
TOO old - play, never!
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
GRIFF LIKELY
TO LOSE HIS
FORKHANDER
MCoridge Dissatisfied With
Terms Of Contract, Says He
VIII Probably Go ii Business

~ LARA .saGIFFITEI will prob
ably be without George MCg-
~ ridge who has sent word from
Rochester, N. X, that he would
prefer to enter business rather than
take the sum offered him by the
Washington club for the coming
year.
Mogridee sent word To Grfff that
he was dissatisfied with the terms
Of his contract and that he realized
his baseball days were pretty well
over.
The southpaw figures that he had
best center his interests iii business
as he has o good chance IN his home
town and had best be about getting
into another line Of work.
The sOuthpaw does not intend 70
hold up the club but thinks he would
prefer to so into another line Of bust
ness rather than accept the terms
Of the club.
Griffith who Ii In Georgia IT pres
ent, could not be reached and will
probably talk terms with MogridGe
on his return.
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
Bethany win Play
Nineteen Court Games

BETHANY, w. Va. Jan. - .---At
q meeting Of the athletic board Of
control Of Bethany College basket
ball schedule. consisting Of nine.
teen contests. was sanctioned.
seven Of the games are to be played
on the local floor, one in Wheel
ing and the remainder in foreign
gylnnasiunns. The schedule IL as
follows:
Jan. 1e-Pitt at Pittsburgh.
Jan. 1s--Juniata ct Huntingdon.
Jan. 20 Penn State At state Col
lege.
Jan. 26--Duuuesne at Bethany.
Feb. 1--Westminster at New VII.
mington.
Feb. 2-Grove City at Grove city.
Feb. S-Allegheny at Bethany.
Feb. 6--Waynesburg ct Waynes-
burg.
FEB. s--Allegheny at Bethany.
Feb. 13-Caseys, Wheeling, w. Va.
Feb. 16-BuchnelI at Bethany.
Feb. Civ. and J. at Washing
Feb. 24-w. Va, Wesleyan at
Bethany. lIome corningl
Feb. 27-Waynesburg at Bethany.
Mar. 5--Carnegie Tech ct Pitts
burgI.
Mar. s, 9, 1O-Tri-state Basket.
ball tournament.
Mar. 14--Wesleyan at Buckha1-
non.