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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

tary club by j. r. Ryan, traffic ex-
pert and secretary of Southern Fur
niture Manufacturers association, of
High Point.
OXFORD. - Mrs. Kate Hunt
White, OF Oxford, aged widow of
Thomas White dies al Baltimore
hospital. where she had been under
treatment several months. Eldest
son, James II. White, died few days
previously at another Baltimore hos
pital.
RALEIGH.-With half Of Demo.
cratic leaders of state against him,
Governor Cameron Morrison is MAX
ing fight unique in states annals
for ratification in states general
election of port commission proposal,
though daring offensive is not
threatening any cleavage within
ranks of Democratic party. Repub-
lican party leaders seem to have
agreed to avoid making this pro
posal an issue.
GASTONIA.-Thou he had CON
tinued in unconscious condition for
week after accident, in which he
sustained fractured skull, physicians
say Gus Leeper, son of MI and
Mrs. w. A. Leeper, Sr., of Belmont,
may recover. He was injured in
automobile accident in which two
companions were fatally injured.
JEFFERSON.-Body of Isaac
Poe, A., highly respected citizen, is
found in woods near Clifton with
shotgun wound in body. Coroner
jury returns verdict of suicide. Poe S
right leg was found to have been
broken. He evidently had dragged
himself considerable distance. The
DRY is advanced that pain or fear
caused him to commit act.
DUKE.-Edward A. Eason, As, is
fatally injured in automobile acct
dent near Linden, skull being
crushed. Brought here in uncon-
scious condition, he fingers twenty
hours, Dewey Hill, driver of car, is
arrested and held without bail at
Fayetteville on manslaughter
charge.
CARTHAGE. = Randolph and
Cumberland railroad is sold to w
c, Brown and J. M. Brown. of
Hemp. and w. C. Blower and J. NJ
Gardner, Of Bennett, preventing
proposed scrapping of road New
owners say service not only will be
continued. but line will be extended
to High Falls and Bennett, making
important connection.
CHARLOTTE. - Mecklenburg
county commissioners rule that own
ers of cotton valued at $2,000,000
stored in warehouses here at tax
listing time, must pay taxes as on
other property. Vigorous protest
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18
NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH Busbee, Of
state prison, returns from Califor-
MIA, where he was unsuccessful in
effort to eXtradite DIR. J. w. Pea
cock, formerly of brownsville, fugi-
tive from prison insane ward, who
was held for killing of Thoma svile
chief of police. State temporarily
abandons effort to obtain return of
Peacock. who was released after
hearing before California governor.
DUNN.-Claud d. Stewart, SIS,
prominent Harnett county man,
dies at home near Coats after sew
eral months illness.
WILSON. - Katherine Taylor,
aged four, adopted daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Winstead, is accident
ally. shot and seriously injured at
home near Elm City by discharge
of shotgun placed in henhouse as
trap for rogues frequently stealing
chickens.
RALEIGH.-A. V. Ray, deputy
sheriff for Leesville township OF
Wake county, is assaulted near here
by two unidentified negroes, who
knock him unconscious and rob him
of $500 in cash representing tax col
lections.
SPRUCE PINE.-Real progress OF
state followed adoption number of
years ago of new educational policy,
says John T. Tigert, United States
commissioned of education, address
| ing audience at Toe River fair.
GASTONIA.-Tenth annual Gas.
! ton county fair proves unprecedent-
ed success. according to officials
who report total of $4,000 paid ad
missions.
/ RALEIGH. Guilford county
| having bought 395 Of total of $500
automobiles sold in state in August
| leads states 100 counties, according
| TO figures compiled by secretary OF
state, which show 1915 Fords were
sold in that month in state.
ASHEVILLE.-Un States Sen.
| ator +. NJ. Simmons, of New Bern
accepts invitation TO deliver address
| at Democratic meeting here October
"a. and Senator Overman, OF Sails
| bury. junior United States senator
for this state. will speak at similar
: meetin. fouG- GaxS LAIas.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

Residents vigorously
protest to state corporation commits
sion against Southern railways
proposal to annul four passenger
trains operated daily between keyes-
Vile and Durham
WAKE FOREST.-Four Chinese
youths arrive after 6,000-mile jour.
ney to enter freshman class at
Wake Forest college.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county
health department issues order re-
quiring quarantine of cases of
mumps.
ASHEVILLE.-Abo $4,000 per-
sons attend Cherokee Indian fair
held at Cherokee, which is declared
greatest in history of association.
CHARLOTTE.-O bid for Bap-
fist hospital property here, when Of
fered at public auction in receiver s
sale, is of 100000, filed by Page
Trust company, of Aberdeen, holder
of $105,00O mortgage.
sTATEsVILLE. = Mrs. Kitty
Flowers Caldwell, "a, native Of
AhoI IOll. -. -, ulSS DIT NOME OIL MIS-,
P. F. Laughenhour, after prolonged
illness.
RALEIGH. Service of twelve
large trucks are required to trans
port $4,000, 900 general election bal,
lots from offices of state board of
elections to post office. These bal
lots are mailed to 81 of states 100
counties and do not include La Fol
lette-Wheeler ticket ballots, which
will be sent later. Postage charges
amount to $500. Other 10 counties
print own ballots.
CHAPEL HILL.-Ralph o. Brew
ster, governor elect Of Maine. ac-
cepts invitation TO deliver address
October % before University OF
North Carolina student body, accord
ing TO announcement by W. J..
Cooke, Jr., student body president,
who has invited three big political
parties TO send speaker.
RALEIGH.-State-wide organiza-
ton of young Democrats is perfect
ed, with William D. Umstead, Of
Durham, lawyer and legionnaire, as
president. Umstead agrees to take
stump in behalf of part in state and
is assigned to speak first at Colds
boro.
HIGH POINT.-Addres in which
vigorous opposition is expressed TO
Governor Morrison's port commits
sion proposal is delivered before Eo-
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COLUMBIA.-A. l.. Crawford, OF
Berkeley county, is held by coro-
ner's jury for death Of George Y.
Lansford, aged citizen OF Blythe
wood, killed when run down by
Crawforl's auto. Car was driven in
"criminal and careless manner
says verdict.
AIkEN.-David Minkow. of Allen
dale, charged with concealing goods
from trustee in bankruptcy, is SEN
fenced by L. S. Judge Cochran to
serve year and day in Atlanta pen.
Sol Ruben gets five months on same
charge, and Charlie Ruben is fined
$500.
CHARLESTON.-B. Fordham. at
work on Ashley river bridge, falls
into stream, striking head on timber
as he falls, and hits water UNI
conscious. Jesse Heather, fellow
workman, dives to rescue, swimming
. or 80 feet and carrying Ford
ham's body to shore
LAURENS.-Plan are announced
for annual meeting of Upper South
Carolina Methodist conference here
November 5. Bishop Collins Denny
of Richmond will preside.
COLUMBIA.-Fran Shaffer, %,
gets in box car at Lynchburg, Va,
is locked in and four days later
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18
MAN OF INTEGRITY

A physician who reaches out to
benefit humanity leaves a record be-
hind him that is worth while. Such
a. man was DR.. r. V. Pierce, founder
OF tn InvaIids Hotel in Buffalo, N.
Y. He was an eminent physician a
leading and honored citizen, known
for his honesty and executive ability.
His study along medical lines, and
his knowledge Of the remedial quail
ties of herbs and plants led to the
discovery of his wonderful herbal
remedy, Doctor Pierces Favorite
Prescription, the woman's tonic
which has had the greatest number
Of supporters for the past fifty years.
1t is just the herbal tonic required
if "a woman is borne down by pain
and sufferings at regular or irreg-
ular intervals, by nervousness or
dizzy spells, headache or backache.
Favorite Prescription can now be
had in tablet form as well az liquid
at most drug stores.
Send 10c for trial sample to DR..
Pierce's Invalids Hotel Dept. w, in
Buffalo, n. Y.--(Advertisemen
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18
Nickel-Plated Flivver
Is Presented to Prince

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. ia Ford
automobile made of nickel plated
parts and assembled with nickel
plated tools while the prince of
Wales stood by watching was pre-
scented to his royal highness yester-
dav by his host, Henry Ford.
The prince watched with amaze
ment as the car was assembled in II
minutes. Accompanied by Henry
and Edsel, the prince took short
ride about the yards in the Prince
Of Wales Special" as the car was
named, and the machine was then
presented to the prince as a souvenir
Of his visit
1t was said al the factory that the
"speciaP' would be~shipped to Eng
land at once.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18
STATE OPERATION
Of MUSCLE: SHOALS
URGED BY SENATOR

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. Ex-Governor
w. w Brandon, on his return from
a tour of northern cities where he
is making campaign speeches for the
Democratic party, will be asked to
call special session of the Ala
bama legislature, according to State
Senator John Craft, in a statement
here today the object being to con-
slider q proposal to have the state
operate Muscle Shoals for the manu-
facture of fertilizer and distribution
of Cheap power" to farmers of the
south.
State Senator Craft, commenting
on the withdrawal of the Ford bid,
said that after the converting of the
legislature a petition would be filed
with congress asking that the plant
at Muscle Shoals be turned over to
the state
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SOUTH CAROLINA

GREENVILLE. - America s pre-
eminence and unselfishness are
recognized abroad, according to
Congressman j. j. McSwain, just
returned from attendance upon In
terparliamentary union, in Berne,
Switzerland and he says England is
in worse condition than any other
nation from unemployment
TIMMONSVILLE. - Mrs. Dora
Copeland, returning from bedside of
sick father, at Gainesville, is seri-
ously injured in auto accident, car
being driven by DIR. E. A. Simmons.
BLACKVILLE.-F. P. Groves,
widely known hotel proprietor here,
dies at age of y.
GREENWOOD.-Wilf F. Shirley,
employee of local marble yards, is
run over and killed by Charleston
& Western Carolina train. He was
asleep on track
SPARTANBURG.zDave Stanley.
who was knocked from Charleston
& Western Carolina railway tracks,
where he was sleeping, week ago,
dies in local hospital.
AANIELINSOAN.--I luillItlel CdnuSES,
10, dies at home of father, S. r..
Sanders, near Hartwell, Ga, after
being wounded in encounter with
w. V. Nickery, Jr., 81, near here.
The two quarreled over an automo.
bile II 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dona-
hue, of Inman, lodged in city Jail
here when caught in act Of stealing
two suits of clothes from local store,
walks through open door at rear of
Jail and makes successful getaway
COLUMBLA.-Grou is broken
for new steam electric plant to be
erected at Parr Shoals, near here,
by w. S. Barstow company, recent
purchasers of local utilities.
SPARTANBURG.- Bullet believed
to have been fired by spurned sutton,
crashes through rear window of au-
tomobile in which Miss Gladys
Sweeney, Of Spartanburg, and Joe
Harley, of Orangeburg, recent Wof-
ford college graduate, are riding,
and police now hunt for young man
named by Miss Sweeney's father.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS James F..
10y Ines sues 10 O1lO 10 denver
speeches for John w. Davis, candi-
date for presidency.
SPARTANBURG.- of audi
tors goes to court to compel County
Treasurer l.. G.. Miller to produce
cash books and other records of Of
flee, treasurer contending that with
comptroller generals office in
charge of affairs in his office, he
cannot give records to outside firm.
Supreme court has matter under adj
Visement.
COLUMBTA.-Dr. Butler H. X.
kreps, prominent physician, dies
suddenly OF heart trouble.
ROCK HILL.-Frank A. Stultz,
World war veteran, dies here, after
lingering illness, resulting from
army life.
BLACKSTONE f. Dur.
ham, prominent business man here,
dies from paralysis.
SALUDA.-Crops of state showed
little Improvement during Septem.
Der, according to report just issued
here by +. O. Black, L. S. agricul-
tural statisticiap.
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i, tors Simmons and Overman, Of this
state; United States Senator elect
Blease, of South Carolina; Governor
Morrison, A. w. Mclean, Demo-
cratic gubernatorial nominee; Clyde
Hoey and o. Max Gardner.
LENOIR.-Mrs. Laura West, rs,
sufferer from paralysis, dies at home
of Mrs. John Tolbert, daughter, after
long illness.
WAKE ST.-Cornerstone is
laid for Bostwick dormitory, which
will be one of series of buildings at
Wake Forest college, for construc-
ton of which S2.500,000 will be made
available, it being hoped that build
ing program will be completed by
centennial in 1884.
HIGH POINT.-Mrs. ]. H. Muck
enfuss and daughter, Miss Lula, are
taken to hospital suffering from
serious injuries received when their
car. driven by daughter, leaves road
and oVerturns. Mr.. Muckenfuss es-
capes unhurt.
GREENSBORO.-Baxter Johnson
Is, and Leslie Shumate, 90 of White
Oak, have narrow escape and receive
severe burns when gasoline ex-
plodes, trapping them in frame shed
consumed by fire which follows.
LEXINGTON. = Mrs. Elizabeth
Briggs, of Rocky Mount, is charged
with second degree murder follow
ing death OF Reese Shuler, school
I boy, of near Thomasville, who was
struck by car driven by Mrs. Briggs.
Boys body was badly mangled. Eye
witnesses and motorists who fol
/ lowed Mrs. Briggs from scene of
tragedy to Rocky Mount claim she
did not stop after striking child.
She is released on $4,000 bond.
MOREHEAD CITY.-Town com
missioners authorize bond issue of
100000 to enlarge present paving
program. Board also will build 500
foot addition to eastern seawau.
HIGH POINT-Dr. Lloyd T. Will
son, of Nashville. Tenn, accepts call
to pastorate of First Baptist church
and will arrive early in November
DURHAM.-State organization of
Junior Order United America nAIe-
chanics, will turn into orders ma
tional treasury, February !, about
$4,000 to be applied TO fund for
construction of orphanase at Lex
ington, y. c.. says State Councillor
CAN'T. on return 10 Durham after
conference at Greensboro.
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, FLORENCE.-Dr. w. J. kerne.
chan, prominent physician, dies sud
! denly in his office of heart trouble
Observation-Disclosures. 6, the
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. +. Ma
lone, falls from porch and fractures
her skull.
BOAZ.-Mrs. Sarah Mashburn, "A
; dies at her home here after shocG
illness.
DECATUR.-M Kiwanis club
opposes passage by Alabama legis-
| Iature of child labor amendment,
claiming it would give federal gov
eminent too much power.
MONTGOMERY. - Rev. T. II.
Jones, IS, oldest active minister in
Alabama Methodist conference, dies
at residence here.
OzARK.-Harry L. Martin, one of
Ozark's most prominent citizens, is
dead after few days illness.
PHENIX CITY-Jefferson Davis
Green, prominent Phenix City citi-
zen, dies at his home here.
MIN NIoAn III WlOld 4oalCSs
! Is, one of most widely known bust
ness men in Alabama. dies suddenly
at local hospital after few hours i'll
ness.
BIRMINGHAM - Discovery of
new red iron ore field, situated be-
tween Big and Little Warrior rivers,
! in Walker and Jefferson counties, is
made by Pratt Consolidated Coal
| company. Diamond drills bring out
ore core I feet inches thick.
FAYETTE.-Alaba state high
way commission lets contract to w.
NJ Thompson, of Fayette, to build
gravel road from Fayette to Win
field, 10 miles, for $174,113.92.
COALDALE.-C. c. Thomas, 30
is shot through abdomen and per-
haps fatally wounded, by Hubert
Scott, night Waterman for South
ern Clay Manufacturing company.
Scott is arrested, charged with IN
tent to murder.
HUNTSVILLE, = Robert Lin.
baugh, Charles Peyton and Charles
Byrd. arrested on charge Of beat
ing Erskine Gilmore, farmer, are in
d.cted by grand jury on charges of
murder in first degree.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18
Three Daylight Bandits
Taken to Florida Prison

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 15.-George B.
White, James T. Albury and Roscoe
D. Hogue, convicted in the $4,000
daylight robbery April % of A. c..
Clewis, banker, were taken to the
prison farm at Raiford last night to
begin their sentence. With them
went John f. Mcdonald, recaptured
High Springs payroll bandit, to fin.
ish his ten-year imprisonment.
White will serve ten years, Albury
and HOgue five each.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

When baby is constipated, ha
wind-colic, feverish breath, coated
tongue, or diarrhea, a half-teaspoon
full of genuine California FIJI
Syrup" promptly moves the poisons
gases, bile, souring food and vast
right out. Never cramps or over
acts. Babies love it's delicious taste
Ask your druggist for genuin
California Fig Syrup" which ha
full directions for infants in arm.
and children of all ages, plainl
printed on bottle. Mother. Yoi
must say California; or you ma,
get an imitation fig syrup.
(AdVertiSemen
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and threat of court action by own
ers is reported dropped.
GREENSBORO. = Officers and
members of Central Carolina Poul-
try association at meeting make
plans for annual joint show with
North Carolina Poultry association
here, December 2-5, which will be
promoted on elaborate scale.
WINSTON-SALEM. - Bishop II.
NJ. DuBose, of Southern Methodist
church, who recently removed his
family to Charlottesville, Va, leaves
for San Francisco to preside over
session. of Methodist conference.
Thence he will go to Fresno, Calf,
and Tucson, Ariz., expecting to be
in west several months.
WINSTON-s SALEM Letter from
Vice President Miller discloses plan
of Southern Railway company to
begin construction Of union passen-
ger station here latter part Of Oc-
tober.
SEMORA-Body of Miss Blanche
Long, %, found dying at rooming
house at Danville, Va, is brought to
home here for interment on day she
had planned to marry w. H. Butler.
Mystery surrounds case. Chemical
! examination of vital organs is being
made to determine whether she was
poisoned.
RALEIGH. G. Price, former
vocational instructor at state hos
pital for insane, is sentenced to
three to five years in state prison
after conviction in Wake county SUI
perior court on charge of forging
name OF DR.. r. X. Adams, of hos
pital staff, to checks. He was ar
rested at Stamford, Conn.
WADESBORO.-F. F. Lee, sS,
farmer, highly esteemed citizen, dies
suddenly of heart attack at home
near Ansonville.
D.-Unidentified robbers
chloroform S. S. Ellington, agent for
Atlantic and Washington railway
at Jonesboro and rob him of watch
and 500. Ellington is found I'm.
! conscious on highway where he was
Waylaid when en- route home from
| attending revival services.
ROCKY MOUNT.-Nash county
| commissioners announce plans are
being considered for replacing all
wooden bridges in county with con-
| crete and steel structures. Exhaus-
tive investigation of costs and
| financing possibilities is under way.
WILSON-Bonds for city i'm
prov@ments are sold as follows: Elec-
trio lights, 100000; streets, $500, 900;
sidewalks, $4,000; sewers, $4,000;
water $4,000: drainage, $4,000;
! cemetery, $4,000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

any woman can dye or tint lingerie,
silks, ribbons. skirts, waists. dresses,
coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies,
coverings, hangings. everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind-and tell your druggist wheth-
er the material you wish to color is
wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods.
Advertisement
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"DIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW

Beautiful home
1yeing and tint
ing is guaran-
teed with Dia-
mond Dyes. Just
dip in cold wa
ter to tint soft,
delicate shades,
or boil to dye
rich. permanent
cOlors. Each 15-
c e n t packa &c
contains direc-
fiOnS so SimDlp
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when car is opened here he emerges,
famished.
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WADESBORO.-F. F. Lee, 63,
farmer, highly esteemed citizen, dies
suddenly of heart attack at home
near AnsOnville.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

EUTAW. - Eighty-ninth annual
meeting of synod of Alabama meets
at Presbyterian church here.
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ALABAMA

SFIEFFIELD.-E Bowling,
= 20, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bowling, of near Brick, is instantly
killed when his automobile falls
through bridge, breaking his neck,
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,MOBILE-Over 100 business and
professional men and women, Of Ala
bama, charter steamer and will go
from New Orleans to Cuba, Decem-
ber.3 Object of trip is to strength
en- business relations between Ala
hanna and Cuba.
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tors Simmons and Overman, of this
state; United States Senator-elect
Blease, of South Carolina; Governor
Morrison, A. w. Mclean, Demo-
cratic gubernatorial nominee; Clyde
Hoey and o. Max Gardner.
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HIGH POINT.-Addres in which
vigorous opposition is expressed to
Governor Morrison's port commits
sion proposaI is delivered Iefore Eo-
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sANNISTON.-Mas plan to builC
temple here to cost $4,000.
IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES public
< service commission grants permit to
= Alabama Power company to con-
ssstruct power line from Hapgood to
decatur, with distribution system at
leighton, Town Creek, Hillsboro,
Trinity, Cherokee and CORTLAND.
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LENOIR.-Mrs. Laura West, rs,
sufferer from paralysis, dies at home
of Mrs. John Tolbert, daughter, after
lnner illnesS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

SELMA.-Rev. Gordon Ezell, of
MarshallvilIe, Ca, accepts call to
Central Baptist church here.
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yorderps rr:weekE ~ " WA paper " sure " name ~ "
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W1NSTON-SALEM from
Vice President Miller discloses plan
of Southern Railway company to
begin construction of union passen-
ger station here latter part of Oc-
tober
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

One of Australis's champion run- ners is j.. W. Carr, potential oym. pic point winner. Oddly enough Carr prefers swimmings 10 running. and spends most of his time in the water. Carr thinks his swimming helps his running due to the exercise his legs get,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
WESLEYAN NINE Is VICTOR.
Defeats swarthmorc, I2 to O-ChilJ.
 ress' Home is Feature.

Swarthmore, ra. April ls.--The Wesleyan baseball team defeated Swarthmore on a slow sticky field here yesterday by the score of 1a 10 10. Showers during the early part Of the game and cold snap following caused the play to be slow and un- steady. Swarhmore scored four runs in n ninth inning rally but the rally fell short.
 Childress' homer to deep left field in the firth inning with two Wesleyan men on base was the feature of the game. In the eighth Nicely Of swarth- more shot tripe toward inc same spot Bartlett, who started on the mound for Swarthmore was removed for llincbaugh, who later gave way to Barr. Porter pitched for the visitors and, when the game was well in hand. stepped out for Nichols. who was forced 10 giye way 10 Kennedy in the ninth,