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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

IN chrcnicIing the fact that Mrs.
Marshall H. jones CT this city had
the distinction of flying over WASH
ington recently with Col. Lindbergh,
this newspaper made the mistake
last week of publishing a picture
purpOrting to be that of Mrs. Jones,
and it turns out it wasn't a pic
ture of Mrs. Jones at all. The pic
ture used by The Independent last
week was from a photograph OF the
former Miss Mabel Bright Now
Mrs. Jones used to be Mabel Bright,
but she isn't any more. So here's a
more recent picture of Mrs. Jones
and apologies to Mrs. Jones for hav-
ing made the faux pas OF using a
photo of her taken when she was a
college senior and wearing rats
in her hair. .
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

"What's the low dCwn on THIS
Curr;.uck sca,ndal?' asked the BANK
t'Ierk of the Soda .Jerker: Il mean
the suit of Capt. Wiley Lear!
against DR.. j. NJ. Newbern. charging
the doctor with alienation of Mrs
Leary'S affections"
Capt. Lcary evidently didn't keep
his wife in apples" said the SOFIA
Jerker.
"What d'you mean, didn't keep his
wife in arples?'
well, there's an old saying that
an apple Il day will keep the doctor
away"
cut out the kidding" said the
Bank Clerk. "and answer my queS-
tion seriously: what do you think
of the Captains suit against the
DoutUr?"
IL don't think damn thing of
it," sad the Soda Jerker. This
man Leary as | understand it Is IL
sea- captain; he stays away from
home for months at a time. leaving
his pretty little English wife alone
among rural strangers. If the fam
ily physician paid Il little attention
TO her and she accepted his atten-
tions. reckt the poor little woman
wanted some attention. 1t takes
two TO make lOye match and when
q married woman has IN affair with
another man than her own husband,
it's because she Is eager for the al
fair. The idea that the other man
should lSly the husband Soo'ooO OF
any other extravagaltt sum Is pre-
rosterous. If n wife's affections
for her husband are so easily alien
ated. the husband should he darn
thankful he has gotten rid OF such
a wife. If Mrs. Leary actually pre-
ferred the love of widower twice
her age to the love OF her young
husband. then there is either some
thing wrong with Mrs, Leary or
something wrong with her husband.
Anyway. it shouldn't be up to the
Doctor in the case to pay S5O.OOO
for accommodating the lady.
but civil actions for damages
have become very popular in these
parts; we have some very able
lawyers who make II speciality of
such things and their successes IN
getting verdicts for clients have
made u lot Of folks feyerish with
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
NOT ONEDOLLAR'
FOR CREDITORS.
in THIS CITY.
Carolina Theatre Owner s
Threw The Harpoon Square
ly Into Local Creditors y

Unsecured creditors of the
bankrupt Carolina Theatres.
Inc, will not get a cent and
secured creditors will get bare
" 50 cents on the dollar, ac-
ording to J. Henry Leroy, Jr..
attorney for the Carolina In
vestment & Insurance Co.
The Carolina Investment 4 In
sllrancc Co.. an affiliation of the
Carolina Banking & Trust Go OF
his city built the beautiful Caro-
Ina Theatre and leased 1t to an
,Shpville. y. C.. concern known aS
Carolina Theatres. Inc. The leSSeeS
perated n chain Of theatres in the
two CarolinaS and were reputel
sound and responsible. One Ed.
Turner was president.
last summer Turner sold out to Il
PITTSBURGH, Pa. crowd. Notes given
locally by Carolina Theatres, lnr.
under the new ownership were sign
Wl by A. b. Coleman, vice president
and y. W. Moss. asst Secy.
In February of this year Coleman
and his associates threw the Caro-
lima Theatres. Inc. into'a receiver
shin. An investigation by W. L.
.Culpepper and Attorney Leroy this
week reveals the fact that prior to
asking for receiver for the chain
theatres company. the owners had
placed IA bond issue of SSo.00o on
their enterprise and bought the
bonds amang themselves.
But Mr.. Leroy who has painStak'
inglv examined the auditS OF the
.ompany'S affairs declares that he
"an find no evidence anywhere Ct Il
dollar of this $S0.O00 bond issue hav'
;ur hcCn turned over 10 the Caro-
line Theatres or used in paying
their many bills or in meeting oper'
ating expenses. If suspicious are
correct. crooked bunch of finan
ciers Scheming TO throw Il losing
prop Sition into a receivership, firs'
boek pains to secure themselves.
The Carolina Investment u In
Surance 60. is the heaviest loser bI
the crash. having unsecured accounts
against the bankruptS to an amount
Of more than $1,000. The lRdepen
dent stands to take loSs OF nearl!
$500 ON a note given by the ohligins
Mr.. Coleman and his aSS' ciateS foI
printing and advertising W Il el
threatened with Il suit 10y Ihe lh'fe
pcr,lcnt. The note isn't worth the
paper it was written on. unless II
can Lc shown that criminal m@thoh'
were employed by Coleman ana III
rang TO shut out other creditors.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
U. S. TREASURY
WILLFURNISH
OUR JOY RIDES

The cnterprising Dick Job,
secretary of the Elizabeth City
Chamber of Commerce dips a
hand into the L. s. Treasury
to help defray the expense OF
entertainment of two notable
conventions to be held here this
summer.
North Carolilm Retail Merchants
hold their annual convention here
IN May %: on June 9TH the jolly
North Carolina Funeral Directors
Association cOnveneS here. MoSt-Of
the delegates to these conventions
will come from the interior Of the
State: coming to the coast country
they will look forward eagerly to -
water trip aS part of their entertain
men. 1t costs money To charter
steamers to entertain visitors. III we
could only get the government 10
furnish us with III excursion boat
we could save Il tidy sum. thought
Secretary job. And when this man
Job gets an idea he works it to n
fare We well.
Jp to Washington went job; he
saw Congressman Lindsay Warren
and Senator +. NJ. Simmons and I'M
folded his scheme. Down here III
North Carolina /tterS the |. :.
Coast Guard. division of the Treas
ury Department has Il beautiful and
cOmmodiouS cutter. the Pamllco.
The Pamlico is Il great loafcr. spend
ing lot of time lying arc und New
Bern waiting for something to DO,
job gets the Pamlico for the enter
tainmemt of Elizabeth City'S two big
summer conventions.
Senator Simmons appraised Secre-
tary Job this week that the Pamllc0
would he available for the use OF
his entertainment committee on both
dates. May 90 and June ..
And why not? The tax payers are
assessed to pay for these beautiful
ships: why not let them get Il little
personal enjoyment once in while
from the things they pay for:
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
VIII Be Hard
On Eord8ln8
Dogs andHies

Underground garbage cans
as an effective aid in the abat-
ment of the fly nuisance are ad-
vocated by City Manager Miles
Ferebee who is dickering with
The manufacturers of Il certain I'M
lerground garbage container with Il
view to getting quantity prices that
will put such containers within the
each of all hOusekeeperS.
Dogs and cats can not upturn ana
slies have access to garbage In tight
v sealed containers sunk III the
.round. The underground contain
n is equipped with a heavy. tightly
fitting iron lid that lifts with a
lever operated by foot pressure.
The garbage man steps on the tr1p'
I'D comes the lid; he reaches down
and pulls out the inside can con-
tanning the garbage, dumps it into
his cart returns the Can, the lid
closes back.
These underground garbage con-
tainers guaranteed fer ten years cost
less than $500 Il piece bought III
car load lots. City Manager Fere-
bees idea is to have the city make
a car load purchase, furnish them to
citizens at cost. the city installing
them free of charge.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
DO CATHOLICS PLAN TO
OPEN A NEGRO SCHOOL?
Will Their Activities Among The Negroes IN
Washington, N. c., Be Duplicated in her
New Plant on West Main ST. in
Elizabeth City?

he found for an interview yeSter-
dnv: he has no telephone i'll his resi-
deuce and was not at home when Il
reporter called. Perhaps nothing
could he gained from in 'nterVle"
ANYWAY: Catholic priests are not
much inclined to discuss their pans
with newspaper men: the priest
usually lets the bishop do the talk
ing. Bishop Hafey. in Raleigh ism t
talking: he is doing things. JUST
what he plans for the church to do
in Elizabeth City is becoming IL
matter of some concern to curious
PrOteStantS.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

The student body and faculty OF
North Carolina State College TINS
week expressed their preference for
Governor Al Smith AZ the Demo-
cratic candidate for President OF
the United States. in Il straw vote
taken i'm connection with the annual
student primary. This straw vote
WAS sponsored by the TechniCian,
student newspaper.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

SupIort, after he was fairly nomi-
mated. Not that those who prefer
red others changed their mind. They
still believed their farorite Shoald
have been named. but submitted to
the arbitrament of the higher trl-
hunnl of their Hlrty.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
THE BEST is CHEAPEST

Breakfast 4Oc: lunch. meat or fish
with two vegetables, dessert, bread,
butter and coffee 45c; regular din
ner 75c. A room with private lava
tory $2.C0
The Virginia Dare Hotel
Elizabeth City. y. G. advtf
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

The, herring fisheries in the sec
tion east and north of kinSton will
be in full blast within the. next few
DAYS. Millions of the fish will he
netted in the Roanoke River. and
smaller numbers in other streams II
n normal catch Is recorded.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
SAUNDERS EDITORIAL
OFFENDS JOS. P. KNAPP
Great Commander of Much Corporate Wealth
Thinks Country is in Bad Way If This
IS Democratic Year

Joseph P Knapp weahest citizen Of Northeastern North
Carolina and one of the foremost business executives in
America dropped into Elizabeth City this week. had lunch at
the Virginia Dare admired the hotel voiced his admiration
of this pretenou community enterprise and then paid visit
TO the editor of THE INDEPENDENT. 8
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

injured in Il fall of 80 feet from
Il tree. w. Thomas higgins, %, re-
tired farmer living III Greensboro,
died without regaining conscious
ness. Mr.. higgins was trimming the
limbs from tree in his yard when
he fell.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06
FuARIOTTE MINISTER
CRAWLS in HIS HOLE
p.u s. B. Mclean Declines to Accept
DC Cballcnge to Present Proof of Bible
Infallibility

p., : B. Mclean, pastor OF Wilmoore Presbyterian
,,,r y e. declines to bring his bible into court
N" RE, preachers evidence of the infability of the
iE' ,,,,,,r, ,rv of North CarolinianS
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

VN h,rrrp.rd ". -. Saund-
Hl',- 'ne over into III" church DE-
n. rhnrrh i tn" ""onc'ml- MI
q ~, ~ po + that is ~th" inIailI- y,
u,,l d, ,ioi' III" Rev, Mr., Me
'V .,r feels artronted because
f,or o. rhj> newspaper cha',
''I him in turn to show proof
r., =, 1iEIl, -,.r mtalIibiIity according
,nl., Of law aud evidence
r,.o, in orliuary courts "t raw
.,..n, r,>r h"ar>Hy testimony
,;..,r Deductions and mere
['..,n, would be- ruled out 1t
u, 10 necessary for the preacher
~. ,,rnrurv> to explain 10 Il
/ h,u the books Of the bible
10 written. whcu they were
/ and how they had been re-
Eat.n. subject To numerous trans, trans
I,,r, interpretations. re'iSl"h>
:, ,srno.a,inu> until to-day 1t Is
E'i,,..r ,ba, No translation is sat
- Even the Roman Catholic
|,r,b >o,p custodian "t the bible
rs,rIv l.7N years. durin% watch
,bsrs were no Protestant
|,rbs, anil no English riitio"S
/ IN. hiblp. i ri.ht now completing
non translation ii the Bible -
:, ,bs pIarp Of The bible the Moth
| r1rrh ha> proclaimed iafa!lihIc
,ys-Ir nineteen centuries. In
|.,g, Years the prOte>'antS have
k.rrr,pu rhe bible Ser,rdl tunes
| NJ rbei- much hrralirl MOEat
kr,h,inn no more rrId> like the
b rear old Kiu- James version
In e. Bernard Shaw reads like
kAs$eare.
|Tn Saunders knew that the
Mr. M~L"au would refuse TO
NJ into coUt hccaUSe no one
,1g> litter rhau a preacher that
/ -Ios which rh"y hold up a> THE
|STlLllBLE WORD uF GOD i
I map miaI,inIr than this news
p; era copy Of the Congressional
EscrL And tn" Preacher whp pro
|an> 'dr bible the iutall.hle wCrl
Ggl i either ignorant or i'll
|ilsp
ltiy Nan Mclean in ryading the
Fhalpn-p ni the e'litor writes IL
fpry .0Gs .riipr in getting far away
'mn 'hp point. His letter will
s'Niy millions who are content t.
'BeIirye bn, II leaves the earnest
fn'A seeker just whrr" he WAS hC,
R'r Those whom God has eudOw.
! With 0a> d are uuf uf luck: they
an ~ Do help from he clergy who
pam iafm Here i Mclean :
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

(Why not get the book of the
Bank Clerk and the Soda Jerker, a
choice collection of their rich and
racy arguments? so cents by mailD
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

p. l.. Payne, widely known owner
Of the Payne Filling Station i'll High
Point. was fatally injured when
struck by freight train.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

gss-grs-si >-rsg-ssrf. =, -
-ConstructiOn OF the University OF
North Carolina new library, which
is to be the, largest and most beauti-
full building Oh the campus Is under
way.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-04-06

NEVER was the persona. prCnoUn
Il" more Ovcr-wOrked than in the
speech delivered i'm Elizabeth City
last Friday night by Governor Argus
Mclean. The Governor thinks a lot
of himself ard he didn't fail to let
his Elizabeth City audience know
it. But there was much meat In
his address along with the apple
sauce. All in all his speech was in
formative ard interesting. The pie
ture is from a favorite photo OF the
Governor which one of his private
secretaries carries around with him
and distributes to the newspapers
wherever the Governor speaks. -
Evening star., 1928-12-25
MAN DECLARED SLAIN
TO PROTECT FAMILY
Husband Says Victim Called al
Home and Made Threats in
Talking to Wife.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ATLANTA, December 25.-Lee Wat
son, q, was killed here early last night
by j. D. McCurry, who told police he
shot the man in defense of his person
and his home.
McCurry said he heard his doorbell
, ring and that his wife went to answer
it and that moment later when he
heard a commotion he went to investi-
gate and found Watson standing on his
porch.
Watson, McCurry said, then turned
on him with an oath, saying, "I want
to see you, tool" Noting that Watson
held his hand in his coat pocket, which
bulged as if it contained gun, McCurry
told police he returned to his bedroom
and armed himself, and when he again
stepped on the porch the intruder fired
three times at him with small auto
matte.
Two shots were fired by McCurry DO
lice said, one entering Watson's hip and
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall King will
entertain a party at dinner this eve-
ming.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

tary Academy for the holidays. Mai. and
Mrs. Browning's older son, Mr.. Robert
Browning, cadet at the Flying School
at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex, will
not be home for the holidays.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Miss Alice Ann Grant of Winthrop
College, at Rock Hill, S. c., is spend
ing Christmas at the Grace Dodge
Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Fifteenth Page)

Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson and Miss
Jean woodson have gone to West Point
and will be at the Thayer for the
holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Eleanor Parrish to Mr.. Beverly
MoSby Coleman. The wedding will take
place Wednesday, January 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal de Ia Mater Mead
announce the engagement of their
daughter Mabel Carolyn to DR.. Joseph
Horgan. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Capt. Nelson Dingley. Sd, and family
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Edward Nell
son Dingley over the holidays Capt.
Dingley is stationed at Fort Totten,
Long Island, New York.
Mr. and Mrs Dingley are entertaining
dinner party today which includes
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Leetch and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nelson Dingley, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander M. Bull have
with them for the Christmas holidays
their two sons, Mr.. James Taylor Bull,
sophomore at Cornell University, and
Midshipman William lizard Bull.
HiII-Luers Wedding
In Canada Last Evening.
Maryland society was interested in a
quiet wedding solemnized last evening
in st, Johns Episcopal Church. at
Vancouver, Canada, when Miss Mar
guerite Luers, Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Luers of Bowie, Md,
became the wife of Mr.. Thomas Percy
Hill of Vancouver The ceremony was
witnessed by only a few intimate
friends. The bride wore a becoming
gown of brown velvet and carried yel-
low roses. The matron of honor was
Mrs. Warren of Vancouver, and the
best man was Mr.. Herbert Warren A
supper was served following the we'd
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will make heir
kome in Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Crocker
OF 207 Elm street, Chevy Chase, Md,
viii be at home Sunday afternoon, De-
cember 80, from 4 to o'clock, to the
members of the Elmira College Club,
Mrs. William F. Browning entertained
'at luncheon yesterday at the Mayfiower,
having as her guests her daughter, Mrs.
John A. Selby, Mrs. John W. Guider,
Miss Ailene Shea, Miss Mary Rose Shea,
Miss Meta Luttrell, and Mr.. Warren
Browning, and Mr.. Frank M Brown
ing, sons, Of the hostess, the latter of
whom has returned from Staunton Mill
Evening star., 1928-12-25

the other hts left arm ana ranging
downward through his heart.
Ofacers who responded to summons
said they found Watson lying on the
porch of the McCurry home, small
automatic which had recently been fred
lying at his side.
Police said that Mrs. McCurry told them
Watson called at their home and that
he had been drinking. She said he
tried to embrace her and she ordered
him from the house. Then her husband
appeared.
McCurry was held without bond
pending hearing.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
HEART PIERCED, LIVES.
Recovery of Bullet Victim Is Be-
1ieved Probable.

MERRILL, Wis, December IS (P-
Despite the fact that bullet pierced
his heart, John Edwards, Is. IS alive
and attaches of a local hospital where
he is confined believe recovery is prob
able.
Edwards was accidentally shot Sun
day by companion while examining a
small-caliber rifle. The bullet entered
the chest, ripped through a part of the
heart and lodged in the tissues under
the left arm.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

DR.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Eleanor Parrish to Mr.. Beverly
MoSby Coleman. The wedding will take
place Wednesday, January 26.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson and Miss
Jean woodson have gone to West Point
and will be at the Thayer for the
HOLIDAYS.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosemore and
Miss Nina Rosemore of Cape May,
N. j., have motored to Washington to
spend the holidays at the Grace Dodge
Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Miss Eleanore Anne Thompson OF
$500 Connecticut avenue is spending
the Christmas holidays with her father
Mr.. Claude S. Thompson Of Pittsburgh
pa
Evening star., 1928-12-25

tary Academy for the holidays. Mai. and
Mrs. Brownfng's older son, Mr.. Robert
| Browning, cadet at the Flying School
at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex, will
not be home for the holidays.
Mrs. Charles watts has with her in
her apartment, In the Hotel Gordon, heI
son, Mr.. Frank w. Watts and Miss
Dorothy Warren of New York, and
Cadet Addison Dishman of West Point
who viii remain through the holidays
Miss Eleanore Anne Thompson OF
$500 Connecticut avenue is spending
| the Christmas holidays with her father
Mr.. Claude S. Thompson Of Pittsburgh
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosemore and
Miss Nina Rosemore OF Cape May
N. j., have motored to washington to
spend the holidays at the Grace Dodge
Hotel
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
To Give Dinner Friday Evening.
The Washington committee of the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation will give
a memorial dinner Friday evening,
President wilson's birthday anniversary,
in the Woman's National Democratic
Club, at 1925 New Hampshire avenue,
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl E. FARRELL enter
tanned at q dinner party Saturday eve
ming at their home in Wyneewood
Park, Md.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Somerville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charming S. Walker, Miss Mar
garet Somerville and Mr.. Michael j.
McInerney.
Midshipman Weston Byng is spend
ing the Christmas holidays from the
Naval Academy with his parents, MFR.
and Mrs. George Byng, 1920 Upshur
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall King will
entertain party at dinner this eve-
ming.
Miss Alice Ann Grant of Winthrop
College, at Rock Hill, S. c., is spend
ing Christmas at the Grace Dodge
Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
To Give Dinner Friday Evening.

Midshipman Weston Byng is spend
ing the Christmas holidays from the
Naval Academy with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Byng, 1920 Upshur
Evening star., 1928-12-25

University of Berlin has a George
town club
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs Royal de Ia Mater Mead
announce the engagement of their
daughter Mabel Carolyn to DR.. Joseph
Horgan. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
Women; Fur. s17.5o

Coats of broadcloh suede velour. Sraightllne or
wranaround models with shawl or crown collars of fitch
opossum or raccoon dyed mande black coney squr.
reette squirrel dyed coney) All lined with good satin
satin de chine fancy Innings Coors Black midoy
and tan. Sizes 16 to A and 42z to 5O12.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-14
Scores Eight of
Ten Times Oval
Is GiUen to Him

By NEA Service
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. IA
Shades of Red Grange and that
inois-Michigan game few years
ago when Grange went on that ia
nous touchdown rampage!
In a game here recently between
freshmen of Citadel and PreSby-
terrain college, Red" Wilmington,
a Citadel back, handled the ball ten
times and gained 420 yards, eight
of his attempts going for touch
downs. He is from Savannah, Ga.
The first touchdown of the game
was the result Of a pass and fifty
five-yard run by Wilmington.
His other nine plays of the game
resulted like this:
Second, touchdown after sixty
f1ve-yard run from scrimmage.
Third, touchdown after seventy
yard run from scrimmage.
Fourth, touchdown after thirty
yard run after catching pass.
Fifth, touchdown after thirty
five-yard run from scrimmage.
Sixth, touchdown after forty-yard
run after catching a pass.
Seventh, touchdown after fifty
yard run from scrimmage.
Eighth, touchdown after forty
five-yard run from scrimmage.
Ninth, fifteen yards.
Tenth. fifteen Yards.