Over the telephone, some men
announced to Jones that he was
an enthusiastic fan, and that he
wished to accompany the trip to Clarke's
Springs. He wished Jones to
count him in for the party and to
arrange accommodations.
"Why, we'll be glad to see you
out at the park any time." Jones
informed him, "but we can't pay
your just share of the fare."
"Sir, can't say so?" ejaculated
the voice of the other rider of
the line. "I thought Clarke's
Springs was some joint in Georgia?"
They revived him some time
later with a sense of security.
HAROLD "HAP"?BOOKS,
Business Manager.
SCHEDULE IS ADOPTED
CALVARY BAPTIST ADMITTED
INTO SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE
Official Playing Through and
Circuits Completed for Summer
ing Fields Very Effective.
Calvary Baptist Sunday school was
admitted to the Sunday School Base
Ball League, replacing Laurel Street
Methodist, at a meeting of the team
management of that organization held
last night in the Blue Room of the
Central.  V. M. A. was thought that the Tabernacle team had withdrawn from the league, but the boys reconsidered the action and decided to remain throughout the season. L. I. Bruce is manager of the team, and he has lined up some cracker-jack players.
The meeting was called to order by President Heckler, and the minuter of the previous meeting read by the secretary and approved by the present. The president is stated that he was ready to hear the reports of the schedule committee and the diamond committee. 