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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04

With this combination of the Rockefeller
and Morgan banks in a mutual association OF
this kind, it means that Morgan and Roche-
Teller haze entered into combination to con-
troll the money supply Of this country aoith an,
iron hand
Such combination means that Wall street
is to have Central Bank that will control
not only the finances Of Wall street, but the
finances of the entire country.
Under such combination it will be the
easiest thing in the world for Morgan and
Rockefeller to cause panic that will cost the
people millions of dollars whenever they care
to add few millions to their own piles.
They can retire enough money from circu-
lation to create a scarcity by saying the word
and then the panic is on. They can force the
little banks throughout the United States to
pay them whatever price they see fit for their
soap wrappers and the little banks will have
to- in turn, make the people pay them what
they are forced to let Rockefeller and Morgan
rob them of.
1t is an outrageous system to promote rob
berry of the people by Morgan and Rockefel-
Ter, but there is no way to escape.
To get rid of such system we will have to
elect men to Congress who will either wipe out
reform our National Banking laws, in
stead of men who are controlled by the Ma
tional Banks.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04
More and Better Corn, the Slogan

in the corn acreage OF the nine strict
ly Cotton States, namely, the Caro-
linas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Okla
homa.
In 1907, the average corn acreage
of those States was ,666 acres;
in 1908, 3,55S,8SS acres; in 1909,
3,S53,8S8 acres; in 1910, 4,099,111
acres.
The per centum of increase in
acreage 1908 over 1907 was 4; that
of 1909 over 1908, was S.3; that of
1910 over 1909, was 60.
The general average yield per acre
of corn in the eight States, inclusive
of Kentucky and Tennessee, which
are not cotton States, was, in 1907,
1875 bushels; in 1908, 10. bushels;
in 1909, 1877 bushels The average
for the three years was 10 bushels.
The general average yield in the
nine strictly Cotton States was, in
1907, 17.4 bushels; in 1908, 1875
bushels; in 1909, 16.5 bushels. The
average for the three years was ia
bushels.
The increase in corn acreage in
the Cotton States, 1910 over 1907. is
1913 per cent. So the average in
crease in acreage by the Cotton
States is greater than that Of the
eight States mentioned in the article,
to which reference was made at the
outset, by 4.3 per cent.
| dwell upon the nine Cotton
States, because, excluding Oklahoma,
no group of States in the Union has
problems so difficult of solution as
the group just alluded to. In Ken
lucky and Tennessee, for example,
63.3 per cent. of farms are operated
by their owners. In the nine cotton
States, which takes in Oklahoma
even, the per centum Of farms oper-
ated by their owners is only 1913 per
cent. Take Oklahoma out, and the
per centum of such farms is only
44.3. That makes very great diff
ference. AS have frequently stated,
the share tenant is the man that re-
duces the average yield Of all crops
in the Cotton States till all state
ments as to soil climate, etc., are
discounted.
I have given the foregoing facts
for the purpose of emphasizing the
declaration l have repeatedly made
that the Souths necessity is not an
increased acreage in corn, but a no.
table increase in the yield per acre.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04

North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee. Ala
bama, and Mississippi, is going the
rounds Of the press. The average
acreage in those States, in 1907, was
2,S43,50 acres; in 1908, 2,937,625
acres; in 1909, 3,O92,75O acres; in
1910, 3,2S4,625 acres
The per centum of increase 1908
over 1907 was 3.3; that of 1909 over
1908, So; that of 1910 over 1909, 5.
The per centum of increase, 1910
over 1907 is 155-taking the gen
eral average acreage of the eight
States.
A case more in point may be found
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04

to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in stamps or silver.
Address
JEFFERSONIAN PATTERN DEPT,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04

Thomas e. Watson will speak at Louisville,
Georgia, on Saturday, August Is, at 10 o'clock.
Matters of political interest will be discussed by
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
BELL AIRS WINS rROss-fO, NyRi.
New York. I. q. Takes National Team
HOnors.

The national senior orp~s-Country rhar1-
plnu-hIp ~ N. \ ro"A place. ya-r.r-
'csy Al Laurel Htll part Of the mile r'rcutt
~ i'h Compo--'d the 'oVr-a being through
the i.nC. ~ elite Park and ou' 20 she open
country agaIn- SIX times around 'ai- path
made distance 81 over -tv miles Inc
honor- Il the day both Indl, dual and for
tho team. went 20 IN" New TORS \ & IN
most ds"t-iv. -tyi. Th- team part ~ RI.
honor- v,- son by the Mercury FooJ with
a total - y points. the Trash \ \ { being
second nr'h - and IL. i"nk.r~ : VI &c
Morank ht with a total o. but the "'h--
Contender no PlfburR \ \. dii not
wa- hitting cold and a majority 81 she con
'--fanf- ran N 'l-Ir IndsrrlO'h"-- thick
vopl."u -'rcNtnrs anG caps
Before NJ. men vent - 'h" post William
! Kramer last wears winner. Va ne
favoTi'" and not . f~N small bet ,.r" laid
on nam against the field ~. - ones
than n" sard- p, rcd iIaliar, ~ The N-'
ho-N 4. sNo-- rim" over N. Dour~.
snd ike to- real hill and dat" artist did
~r;er WORK against tho hill rnan with the
down grad" lie pulled aNay from Dollars
very round when rr>y struck the rI,.. B4'
beiarS would r. gam ~, lost gro.ud along
=" the din ia rh- c"ur~" Kramer ran an
attached aud as tn"E-i"r, Oniy o.' for n"
When tn 'ra-s % ne pistol -"nr the
crowd assy Kramer 'mn"ta'"iv shot
lh's' ~ ls'h'l anu - q EAl' u Nlst Tfls u
that he RB- on ro take h. wind clean out
- n" opI-,~Ifrun early Ia the fray Bsl1r-
Kept 'lO-.' tp him and ~" pair mad" q yaIn
~ -fty arts IN N" rr-t lap and ~ sa-
TH'r'-I-.d 'u -ay-nty-'N. N ~. second
manner 49, -ull IN IN. e,n TO 'h.. tnur'h
lap. WI't B-llaT- ~ LI- heels brIf n"arlug
he md az 'hIf lap B-llar- spurf-d. and
after IA" pa. Fought out IN" lead FOR q WhIlr
rlTn@r gave way B"Ilar~ took ~" Lead
and Kept ~ "a the finish running one ~ IN"
he-' races - Nv career holden. WI.
n" lunior. CHAMPION. and Mo'Inn had
rg--l- for third place, the iOnk-r- man
getting ne pIar.' a. the Mercury Foot runner
fell acrU-- the rnIsh lin.
Inc Pi'f-Durg m-n - formed
about A. we'll - they eNp--'i.d and they
had NAM -vmpsrhy"r- ~ the small
crowd for having the pluck fp COM. - Tar
Tor race IL fact - T. M. ION E.-' tourney
ever mAd" rs 'rO-.-,Ountrv -slm "a
!fI..-f ~ national hOnpT- q \ buil ran
we'll 'Iil 'h'. fourth Hgiir when r- hur' M
ausi. ana mad ~ 49, n-II.-d "a he ruur--.
he IuntrN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
'NEL,o> .twE T0 THE END.
rh~ BatiIrr hnsekru Down stSe r,m--
b, yseserisa- Nv rn Moran.

san FHASstS,u, al Nov - TO-DAY :
battle witch ended "a. The eleventh round
hy oven MoriG- right cro-- thai an
Battling N-l-oU N ts~ carpet for me count.
~|itled tho controversy - To ah~Jh~r
Nelson -nuld come ba~s and - al-p pur
Moran ~ line for a rght wtrh hampton
MnlZa-t Glve time, N.l,on vent 20 the
'a-p~' IN The latter part Of the eleventh
round before hi- bulldog courage gave Vav
ant h" Submitted % the fatal cornf the
Hr-' the B~s-Nt-ch aghtsr ever t"ok
tvru then Nelson recovered rapidly
lni rushed back At rs opponent hut q
poitc"n,an >iopu~d him Lake a "hrli hr
sept repeating I WASN'T kno"ssd ou'.
WASH annrS-i out. whrl. tear, STRAINED
from h. eye.
lHsr" W"r" -p''iaC,Gllr incidents IN thai
eleventh round excitement thai caused
MD timers at she r'nSsta IN stand on 'hrfr
chairs and watch the inal struggles of the
former Champion slowly but uoUe the
less surely Moran had been assuming the
lead that Ha- bound to get IN. decision
~ punches had been cleaner cut. although
true To his r",uri Nelson had h~an a%srr--
-tv" In" punches thai Moran -.-nt m ="
N" face ami body were telling blows that
slow "d N"l>pn down amt "an-..,i htrl -
MIS-. "a h. hal missed with Molga-t ana
again with Ia Grave
Ntrh NE ropnl -wp minutes gone ami
both men n 't,. '"nfr. % IA" rtns Moran
fn~ t>IT~i N"l-pu Nlth hl- lpt' AMI crosse.
With his r'-ht The 1.rV Ian - -. l.F.ly
on the point ~ no rtIn NELSON. stunned
ny The force at tho bioN f".i hack ward
and ~truDN tho 'dn,l- hi- l"g- vent high
IN th- ar SLOWLY No tpllap-asI and A.
be doubled together Rci.r.- -"Ii- -ra-tat
e. count Vito "ye- dart Nelson heard
th- count ana pt.!I.I him-'if tDs"jr.r
He tri~l to stand but ne ~ ~ w. too
much and b." trll h1gN pn'" NOR" ~rhs
started =" CONT and AGAIN Nelson stool
On hts Feet Moran rushed El- man -av aRsly
and lett and righi- 20 ia" body and fac"
pat tho l'an- on the i1or Tor the IA irt. 'tm-
Ken tna' was hot enough for Nelson.
who's Will power raised him into some
thing tIs' was AN imitation OF defence
'Stnn - y"llni Moran 70 >-hg : don
want 70 .lll hun
stop o. -Eries-i tho crowd What
rhe Use rt NOR" pun - manf'
Bnt ~"iIs didn't stop ~ The fourth .
kn"CAtoWn Vl> more Vrs-'i. than
clean p.u,r. and A. Nelson ru-.. for that /
LAST stand n" Ns- met with blows - the
Ia" thar fairly rTrnpIei aim up slowly
"a" seconds N"r" tln."i ~ Nelson Na>
not IN III f@"' when n. Inal count
Moran male 4 splendid reputation The
nElJ-hmlG i"Vgnt cool ready battle +.
~" took things easy Tor -" "-~' Two min .
ut"- OF zach ro-lni ant then ,lo-ed with Z
\ rush Ia ne last thr rec rounds tOUbtls-- .
realizing 10 held Nelson ,ifs Owen WAS
NOR" willing Z" meet the issue from the B
outset Ne ou'toYg h' the Dane IN "lu,h..S .
Wa not worried With u.- hOrtng IN tactics
ami When ~" time came proved 20 the
crow OF -1m"t1tug HE 20 80 per-on-
thai ne had 'h. punch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
YALE BEATEN AT SOCCER
>TtTE> iSI t>D WIS ~ ,
go US TO g.
Z. o.. Dwyrr. Forn~rN ef tsinn,bia,
PtaN. . Good t.am- fsr the t-iandrrs
tam-rons is-at Brn>onnur-t inter
rstinS riay on other Local Eielsi..

N'rhourh tr.r ar-, freely uUan her
r"-"-ve ll-r Of plat ~, and pa m -Gh,'.
'Hfr- 49, ne. s-.T ii~np,sst ia f'.s 'o.is-. 81
in" gam" e. I.,vfUs-rou. staten I-Iard
'-'"Tdav afternoon. Vale a>>o"iI'I"
foot all PLAYERS -uTs-nd defeat nv IN" ~ ore
~ % goals ~ Q a. th. hands ~ IN" team
representing m. -'a'sa Island Football
'uIh. which = m" only rival NJ rEr res -n'
Nn'.'i. 'lrh Ior It-id club Soccer l.slsu~
honor ACCORDING 'p custom -o"""r teams
fu m thor game. with man short when
"r tho oxygen, - ~ n" game deprive
~ en- of me. ,.'rv 60, ~ = player. M matter
hoN essential ~ ma. h" 20 N" success NJ
~ -.d~ N.-~tsr.l1v. however. A. they" Wa
No "Nsupi"n-n'r St ,'akr Hnd ~ IN" staten
Islander, ,,"r" willing "a sfort praUtt"" to
s. many ct 80" play"r- .lhi" D. Va
rurgaus agreed that the rsU' ., u-'ng
-u-,.'rrrr- -houii %" conceded to To" col
ie-ttu.
Fla,.ns sgtIu-. tho .,lnt IN tho fr>t hair.
staten Island ,-rAh'I-nsi lead nj cof'-
20 before ~" 'ut - that period This
advantage Wa increased ~ IN" addition
NJ buy q -!n-'r u0.lr - -" result Of the
pay IN the Ont Eaf fOr brief spell
\ als 'nroys,' n" satisfaction 81 holding the
lad against staten Island FOR about tift"''n
minutes after ne" start t.t,. tn-Ji" lett shot
rLr FIR, goa nj ~" match aGIer k',kour
from .prn"r hy capt Prime vho"~
plI,I0s On thi> 0'sl-ton ~, a.. thar could
uaN.. b".u d--irs,t T. require! oHlN To-
Minutes for 'ne home team 20 N 49, tho Sd
stu'l =. Established ~ pt-. In't tht- y ~ t'
or. ..,-u--i "a urIlitdu' -'Nt" p' .--iN ~
rl. lett h,liutcA after .oUs run down the
Ted
T. Dv,rr. former Columbia captain.
q cured A. inside f"-' N iu" staten ISLAND
.lr'rr and 1T nm" I'a>- - Van LAR follow
.us splendid -pu-' ~nari~'t IN" latter 10
-IDor 'ra goal VII" Ia gh.r n" HON" team
.fa .ai \kour rt. M ID" II 'H' ~" Oni
.--..I Van LIAR i-arn ,or-d from = pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

n.,"i.unc; ,,unt In Ll,c,, tha..

Ir.'' .frr. =. ~ rhr NON
f... 90 DO. u .'....n. Ilur' 'IHr "nr",.r .
l,,.v. .hH-. .ts-. o. '-'s ipuuG- tag SER.
m. from f'f' t.bi ,p..' -'IIiOu - ilis Penn
-.I,4uta Railroad 20" rid"t- 1trolsh hack H.,
I's.fu NmBpt ." -.'itn Vh"Tn = check Un-
held ~" TIU COM lnugi 20 Mount Pi.n=aIf
through DnE Ire" n" Par. avDfiits
v de-. VI '.4ft.. rppl"r IN y hog ana
fds.,rd FINCH v"rr "T ~ q four ri'i fence
's''' '# -h"G 10 dor. AF-~ a. fDllDy.
3. 1rr.h. = n ttRard tU.u. Plui
Ur''r.'h %. Pam llif.-,r. fred Nlr.rs Z =
HHsi"y. IL ~. " "idr., ,,"huyI"r { a-ay.
Bellows and Henry Watkins. huntsnlaA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
Ii\ CORN iNDT SRH MT.
OHlcIsI Figure. for the championship,
series.

luIlr.I4H' gr.ls NInn-r- Including h-.'
r..-.I.. 10 ha'''ng. hrN'fng. catching ami
-uruptug ar" announced los SECRETARY
shaw IL Ni- Official figures for the ti--t ear
a. rH. ,l,I.uIoE-HIp -.rI.- 81 the Van Z ont
iiu.li fIra ,rI'o-' League Iu- nnal
Standing uf 'rr. ,'.t- - a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
" HODI BxSkETBtLL.
Bo,s' HIEh Beats Erasmus by score sf
n to ~.

Rnvs Hi-h took anorhsr fail out of Lras-
mus H1ii Yesterday. IN mass - nall THIS time
incidentally driving home another peg Tor
the I. tournament trophy IN"
score Wa = 20 II. and thai after Erasmus
had been ahead at the end ~ the first hair
by II points 20 . The BOYS Hlsh plav"r-
had too much speed ard dash IN The latter
part of me game and played all around
their opponents Austin. the Erasmus
centre gO- - Il the team'- - points, s'or-
inx ~ goaI- from FOUL and from tn" f"id
Four ~ th.. Roys High team placed the ball
in he basket The, gam" "a. played at
The lineup
RI.s H0gh EatftaHs E'isnS' hfE
t'rahn~ i;rt' ',rshrl F,,r
wactssy C-ncrs iusun
t'aNin Lct, suhri -... s,.i,b,,,
rors E", hs9 :; tTa, soS s' ,s,,,o s""'
,rurp ivan, Goal rom fouI boy. Hisn-tira
-. '.rrFirs ~pcriinx Tir1c Of haNc>-lS
nlra'.,
=. preliminary to the Boys High
m.ni hrruory no Bush~irk hiEh schoo!
",c beat II" Eastern District second team
,T ,9 IN 10 =. OF mad. .eld T goal. and
shot ~ mt" The basket on free tries Tor
Inc ln"ap
'1-rfct LEI: forward Rothstein
l.uc,r Tight forward Calm
Surrn Tc1i-- ... Nathans
gsrrtrr"' j. Lc', E ,'it, co, rsss
Co.'S, r. N i"lt su-nuiSs KornteEi Locke 1
>,e,r qai 'f'rn Tsinan, H cshn Go s Coal,
from fouls 4g-Estck Locke. ~ Eastern Dts
~,uyv"-anr ,hsh school trouuced the
Richmond Hill i've IN = = \ l.. basket
nIgh' hy rhe .cor. of ~ to II The play
Hn- ~nt1pr and rpUslGp a certain extent.
Echm"nd HiiI offended mo-,. but Friediand
~ ~'Uyye-1nr missed most Of The tries
at the basket and hls term thus failed to
rIS 'a asd ''r ;hSar R"H the "fi Shs nisnd
PLAYERS w"r" bigger and heavier than their
opponent they lost out through poorer
Tie '>'nyye-anr forwards Frisdland and
Rp--ncran-. v"r" lively Va getting after
the taii ant IN Challenging. hut might have
taken more time IN shooting. The Rich
moud iIi. guards defended their goal we'll.
y htch got many Of tn" goals for StuyNe-ant-
\ vel. f"yHloped system Of passes and back
IT, ia says 10 foS ne IA aSv ss S
ds-ret affect IN GuIckeninG the gam. and
preventing the DELAYS which detract-d
from the interest lat year.
The lineup
>rsy-,,.7' Pars,on' Rreh-ord mn
Fr~iAnd l-s'' forward Ashm-ad
Hosrncraas Right forward DonAd,on
Williams Centre Esen ,inc
So c-~tsln Left guard Moor-
Roberts Elgh' zuarl niger
Srpf- ~tIyN e<ant n ldchmond Han. II
Coal from acid Stuyy~>anI-Fri~-qsnd
e,3 oG S4sG;'f'9 cSs isH -foS t b
say r,~Ht RE Hand. . HicHmoad nm
rE~r. Points ToF fouls Sf'Iy rsanr. Rich
rnond MN Referee WyEl- Time .: halves B
u -rtnuirs
clever passing and accurate atm IN shoot .
fag ha-ssr~ contributed the most 20 the
dafaat ot the High school OF Commerce.
has "'ball team by Nawtown YESTERDAY
at the. Winfield \ 4 Th. score was =
20 u The game vas fast IN every minvt.
o. N" 'vp halves. hut Z omnerr" out
Vlav', Ia every gay Johnson ana Nelly .
dtI the best PLAYING for \svrOvn and
-rB.l PLAYED well FOR Commerce
IN. Fna.E
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TRip >VfpfDTINs.
h. y Ih.osson iuxh t.un 20 rrasrrs
islsnsI Br-aHN's >s1 rnt-r tup

pru' ~ ru -. fn- rto.' interesting item
~ ..' N-N Nrr> \ q. prpsrImn' e.
i-t.r-- .-.,ui y-.rrrlty The . . Sa- R"u
NF pr p-. W"I1 ruf when ra.. ..u-"-.
rl... r' r,N, vt 'Er i...- tnr tho month
they .".ut .gt. t..ur:' I. Broadly U,i
scored 1900 .'r- "u o. rrI"r C" yr-t-r'sv.
CO., h" N.- INsri"'i no prtf"
''. .H. .Eri 'su luuDr- ~ rr" ray G.
2 .us.rr-sf. ..ttr. uu' ru tUs L.it With fwn
fr~.- Oh. 'IrrtuE ~" bravac'. 90 ntt .
,rH. r.r. ... ... Y.f.fu.: go --,s.-' ~ f.-- IN
~, H. rs. Wor ~ - a.. ~. 49, r. In ' rG.i
-.pu."N trrm-..p made II,' 't'tp -trtn:
~ 'r.". -.ri''U '1i N"u iu IA" n"N'
I..r,-. -.r' FROM -.rt.rl AMI y" md,
IIv'." H-'r -."-". Hut ~ dii Y IiuHm
Vito. r"r.."r -..rs' - uran Thr~-. hand
.Ht v|. ...u- TW 80 "a tyI- e "n'. hut IN Is
'I" .'r'.' .. rHrr u"r" allowed VA ~. -hnrf-
"' 'r.'n non WIN . tally 81 - y" !.
jon. Pie "-u'rnHr' Ni'"r"faar 10 Na- .-n,d
.'.s ..- 'n.'r'-nn. - bee" "r"N" - "It NJ !,"
.'Nnr .ro. % .ra,I~t,. uarIcay. q
-, Nnfo-l. ,"Iatch = & i.aare
.r.,'". = g.. 81 rs'n'~- 0. - b. II r,"6,a ~
7 . Ha1, "a. . ! liarrl.sI., /; !, . {
:. .rr~ .sl. ~ iarser- Hs1dioa, do r~
''' * zen - :, 3l.' : , = ", c1,-r
q. H: 100 - E.Hrr, a -, d ,cn, 2
.r =. ~. h ~ %. .'-N'cn. - - t'rinu~i
"-i,rr >'rh''h. . 60 ti'- ,nn
7"a.''. = ,'-rc',. n,9c,r., -, %. .'o'-.
,r"-'1. l.. =, t-."s, rs.G. a. a. 7
."' ?. - pr '' 1t ~ 90 n-.nnrL
- v,,7a .'' !, e,.-. ~. '.'.' zen ),
n Buns Morrison. 3. -. H pgi~-.
-. I"i7-' 'n'"H % b. 70
r.,r.' Is iary~'- r,-tt-,r ., Tro~-
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Bov- High =. hooi 'angIr-uri '..
Institute ~ -osyrr ,r.re'duF BE-. ''' ,.
I.esi i'ara Parai" - roHnd- hy = -."r"
= goals TOO ~" zoal- " .r'' taill".' ."
mo 'iOsr ~ the 'f-. Hai.. pie .'.
~ ~ h,.ad.d '.Sf .,a..u 'Hr EpV pose -
fls- ~ a -iTnng ,insl during 10
per.Od Isp Young I'p-h'tg. " .'-i"'' d
and Kelly e1relIed throughout he ~ ,.-
tsg.
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no fr~-h rian nus, not 10 Oh hi- msrs al
me r-iisf station hssoT~ heinz tASxest
IEi- atll IRE, snt one team fIoua interfering
uT 'u,iiins Nith HrothsC There are I'VE
rorH binafrDF- strt-'i to Start IN the ~s~ut
HolW"r iH'I QgssI AnsTica. shrub Ana
Aposi England Meadow. ani Nnod-.
.nada I. ltin s'-troU and ~'tnb"rg ~ r'i@u.
sau - is-~ AMI koitSmIIurn. fFance ana
2 M. amt
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I~i,sri sat. ,,.saG nsy. IA" Time = h~.'"'
~ on MT,
~ .'.f....,s ~. eleven - ran MnnrcIa,r
N-rIa'" ,ur "u their oSn grounds A. Ray
EstE" ."-t.Ii.,r afternoon n" association
f"n'i. - Gla'Hr- 81 m" tT"-'"0i athletic
tlIr 'r"- NOR Assumed ~" '"li IA N"
soccer League 81 Nav hprA and New
l"r--r. ,hl'h - nov iraN,rs 20 los
n. r"-..'Uf- o. ora handy Pos ne -'rT' ~
goal ~ %. al -: m" poin'- b"i-; siin"t IN
he .-'oopr p"r."t ~ play NH~n M strong
ttri ~ a. th"'r hs'S- ira ~ M
~ al match agIin-r ~" priihni I ~ld luh
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o.U l--rl~" rl" rhLmpIou>hlp e" he rec
o-r'~ NEITHER -G- -"pr'-t N the hr-' hall
y..t. ABOUT ten tuIu..r.- ti'-r the r"-ttr'
,,trr.'uy. Morr'i,.r rsIfhack, ~ ch-'s
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3D.. uIu. lHI me ,tnd carried ~ llonS INTO
- M"rt,lA NJ, Len ~ ..'I. - .a,"r'
......r , pa-- from Me- LELAND. pho hat
r.p,-' 80 .prNari and VA piIttn: OUTSIDE
r.-;nr gl 80 forr"r- -r' for goo. prot",i
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Ia. agt.U UuI'H ru -vtd"u'" ~ r"~'"TtlN
''- 80 ~ .n 10 ~ ' gr,r' ne re-.
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~ az Of "a" IS. .-uue 10 mr. period .! play
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kf...r N.tHruE o.. hall .fw" Pos -" -'pr''
OF B .su.- 20 .. b.. Afurr"u-. 'Or'U"r ANA.
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b irn To- rar; ...'.-ri1. afternoon W iarr
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l,-.f.' ...H,.I hi- rhlrI I"iu' aud ria'"
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.... '.tat '..' ,ru"-'u- "'' r-i"r" r'
, ls-.. OF .H- gam"
rH.LNprDrHIh 80. - lIAing fu,i adj
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i.rr. 40. a..,rf.tr..i l-r-..y CIV from The
.e,ruG rol.t II 'n" American 'lp 'uut"-'
~ aifsruusu d.. gudl- 20 Inc lTI-h-
.... 40. .." yarn" ht being more ac'Ir4f"
.'.fu rh.tr ,rupfing n" J~r--y,'r- 'r'
many hart mos Especially ~ IA" -.''uut
tHIr .rh"n Ol'-ldr E'yht hIrils /"huhau rr
ffr sd the goa 20. = '"H iuCh"- on two DC
,I-.pu- iTru. lever h"I!Rurk ~ "a" uar-
81 Leu ~ fed HEu -"I"a'",!!N Though
-..- f..r-a men err o. the -hor' end of thu
10 ur- sheet o; the HuaI whistle. they rad
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-.
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TRAVIS WINS AT LAKEWOOD
lJIIHtN GDIfLR ttrIt ms
WtNi PRI[Is.
Heat. t.s"rs- . Brska~ o, . tp and Q
to PtIs IN the FINAL tlsialIf, tns
Nrtiai anal Han,li-ap PriIr Also
go Ia the t.ar,irn tIS NHaatr

go to the t.ar'trn tiy >TsatTar
Ir---. We. ... u..- r.r' Pod. D Irayt-
"a I.. ... rorr-au-r, Trough ro q ,Ir,.
o. .Ha ,..- .f 'l-. ,pur o.. ,l..u of Z .a.'-
west .-'-.....s. IL" ',ari'u .r. ,tru.,
.. .tl... -..r .. '"ItIr- 'r"rrr.. Iar"~l e
~ 80 wa, r.rlr.l frr '.~ ,N.tf ..r. auu Co.,
ga. - nf .l.' on" ior tow -'."r" rrr.lr. 90 i0"
u.aH'r.rE ru.Iu' v.h = N. r"rrurH
at hroo.hn. trd u Richards at =.
Nndr-.' lu,t,i.u i.rliy IraN.-'- = ~ IN"
plsvoN yor 90 bt. 49, Ern-- rr'S- Don 500,
'-rda aauHI. Az
An gp--.r .s,m- ru 'hs d-i~ar ~ "a Ia
Douglas - the hands ~ Irpsav ~ ~"
-stnI THL kf,er ~. "r lltau' u~riurr' an""
Of the Ns-~su man cartier va the tourney
- had generally t,,.-r Nr~,',sI that te a ouii
reach the mat bur this prvv''l 20 D. one 80
i'ouxlsss - dly- NJ up-r1s beng par
r'rIiaF.s OsaN Er,Sln mat. a hash %
80 @TAl ho'-- hiri-"i'- b..' "a. rhaf managed
'n ~tn -, . us' AMI ~ pa
Ihs -diIsr f"lrN1i ~" morn ~ match
b@'vAH" TEAv.- aud WErramprr y
though Ov'iT,yen Triv'- --n"r'''r cot
clr-ar % no "ls ..f PHI" tgrrrts.. r.. .H hem
~ arm. 'u pr.'r.n- '."-' r,- .''.H 100 .h.'.s-.'
NN.''.~."r. stir,~i .,. .as., .'tI to, N..-
rrrs no second hole "a 90 . ,''rr h..al
huns"r-i tN,-p' TOP U,,-'. ... a .u.r.l'
ot greens IrI.0- p.tsr.i .'aI..' FROM. ''"r..
=" 'h. hail R.r POM. n.' -srn rhul.. rr
V"u' FEf 100 800 .. unt. --".r. ... af .N" '..-r.
1r ne 'pU."u.irI .u...u"E 'rt... N.N.rr-
tod me upr"r hand. 'H".ca N.t'r"mo-.
hun: 'u 80 '"rt'I"u-.. 'Htt ~. match .ar
p" -. AIRED p" li.' -,tls. urh yr-- % b. s,,-.
m. ,.4-d,u ,.ry S,t.-' a..- ......ra.l -g..
winner w. . anti uarrrr Ntr'fsr."r..
had chances on .Vu &. T'r"u -r-.n- 20 aau
hole hl hr,n--n- ~ au-. ..u: rur
Ir", we're god 'r.r- ~" aH,I -iumrn- -"
sIr IN both u,.'-...l -
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from nrf N,WipVn johnson Levy. =
Bale. :. Kelly. Plantsr0th Commerce isra-l. :
itpai- from ,oIts Ncw'Dvr Johnson. com
Nero Gnklbrrg. N~WfoNn = AWARDED
ppln' for lass foul Referee Kline Umpire
fI.l. tIH-r ~ tal1e. IS mlu.i-- Substitutes
\r'rt"Sg Johnson To- lr,y. 10 FOR Johnson.
card 'I Plan'er'iN Commerce St~ich"r for
JrpldurTg toiln.rE for WEy'~
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VITO PARGAtns

NJ TO IA RGAitS
NNNHATTAN STOH.Gr 90
ri 20 a@ M"'' sith ~ Trl. Prya-'- 's--
HIGH GRADE Used All standard 7lAsrs.
AUTOMOBILES ~
Run scouts md fOad-srr~, SEQ 1 { .sT
Touring Cars - ,n . ~.
irno' l>'uc Gld l-Andau.ri- 80 =, ~
SOV l1 -hr iluic 20 Ssrurr rr--e.H- SUI,
% err sTd frsl-r, dr~r'aE G!l~s -AsN rr .
-. - our iue >rili1g commission ~ - ...--.
'n- surA We Ar .u-~ 70 nsNr me car - . p,-.
li"n . huN ~ ."A NM. OIL. -" 90 rift .'---
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BIZ Nt-TlFlL PAIR sf. Az ROBES re--g-, ~
diinn also elegant inT cDa; ant 'LT nn-i ana
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