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\, Y.U. SPRINGS Big
SURPRISE ON UNION
Scores Two TouchdOwns on
Upstate Eleven in Well
Played Contest.
CAPT. BERNSTEIN EXCELS

scHEYEcrApY. n. T.. Oct. :s.-Thc
hoys OF New York University vanquished
Union. their time honored rival OF tho
,r,diyon. on Alexander Field to-day. 10
n o. II was a clean cut victory by a
team that was supremacy confident at all
times and always powerful on the Of
fence. Union was swept of its feet in
IN. opening quarter and though flashing
brilliantly at moments was never able
N give the concerted push that ends In
. tally.
Bernstein and Cam were the big
mound gamers of the visitors and wein-
h.lmer and warman were also strong
factors In the New York triumph. The
Nrst touchdown came after four minutes
A. play. Capt. Rosekrans opened the
ssme for Union by making n fifteen yard
run abetted by q strong interference.
II was only = fash. for the ball went
10 n. Y. u. on Unions 50 yard
line. After an interchange Of punts
Cam took the ball for Ave yards and
then shot q forward pass to Egan. The
Egan was downed the play had netted
thirty-fve yards. Bernstein then worked
his way through the line for a touch
down and Cam kicked tho goal.
n, Y. U. Scores II Third Period.
The second touchdown was scored in
the third period. Cam. with a dislocated
shoulder. had been replaced by Warman
and Bernstein took added burdens on the
offensive. After q tumble by Quarter
back Nudge. who had replaced the In
jured Wilmer. Bernstein executed n OF
the prettiest runs Of the game for a clear
thirty yards. He followed It up with
ten more. warman advanced the ball
ave yards and Union was penalized a
yard for ofYside play.
Union held grimly for two downs and
In a hnal effort Bernstein received the
ball, only to tumble II. The speedy halt
regained the bounding sphere in time
10 squeeze through the hole his inter
ference had made for him for a touch
down.
Rosekrans made a single attempt a
drop kicking. but the n. Y. u. men
sensing the play. broke through. both
guards being on the Union captain be
fore he could get the ball away. Unior
threatened the n. Y. L. goal In thu
fourth quarter after R%osekrans by !
run through n broken field had PLACED
the ball within twenty yards Of thu
posts.
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WINNIPEG, Man, oct. "S,-Tommv
Gibbons of 81. PAM %outpointcd Joe Her
rick In a fast twelve round bout here
last night,
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COMMERCE SOCCERS LEAD.
Go Out in Front by Defeating Nor.
ris High, 2 to 2.

Defeating Morris High by the score Of
3 goals to . In a hard fought I. =. A. l.,
soccer game at Crotona Park yesterday
afternoon, the eleven representing tho
High School OF Commerce forged into
the lead in the championship.
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Boston College {
Trinity ~.

Score-Boston College, 81. Trinity. :, Touch
downs-Hanlon. .: Fitzpatrick. Jarvis. Goals
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3: Nordstrom,
Referee-Lowe. Dartmouth. Umpire-Brown.
Boston A. A. Field iudgc-Newton, Dart
mouth. Head in~esman-Couiter. Brown.
Time Of Guarters-l2 minutes. Subetit utes-
For Boston: Regain for Dee. Mckenzie for
Lowney, Halloran for Mckenzie. fitzgerald
for Curlcy. For Trinity: Shnltheiss for
Murray, Purdy for Hyland. Murray for
Purdy.
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The Lineup.

Touchdowns-Hoesiy .. samson. Hsmnan. Fin.
nrr. Sinclair. Goal from touchdown-Sinclair.
Coal from placrmcnt-Shuck. Substitutes
Willsnd for Powers. brown for Hannah
shuck for Hocsly. Hannah for Green. Ferrari
for Brognn, Jones for Walton. Rcferce-Nr.
Dicklcr, Manual. Cnpire-Mr. Shechan, Com.
merce. Time Of pcriols-i0 minutes.
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ERASMUS HALL DEPOSED.
LOscs soccer Lead by Falling before
Curtis, . to a..

pions. struck their stride yesterday at
Curtis Field. Staten Island. whore they
ousted Erasmus Hall from first place by
defeating the brooklyn team by . goals
IN u. The lIucup:
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The score Poly Prep. IL; Boy. High. o.
Tou,hdpwus Redmond. Maloney Goals from
touchdo~ -Blonde.l. Redmond Refcrec-
MIR Hcnnessy. Brown. Umpire Mr.. Craw ford,
y, Y. L Head linesman-Dr. Aldridse, SYRIA
cuse. Time OF Quarters-tcn minutes.
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MONTCLAIR. n, j., oct. "S-Thc SOC
having an on day In the Field League.
defeated the Aontclair Scots handily here
to-day the anal score being ! goals TO o.
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Lebanon Valley 40.
Lafayettc lcT)

Touchdowns-Rupp. 2; Weldon. Taylor, Ell
lie. 2. Goals from touchdowns-walter
Heating. Weldon. 2. observation-disclosures
Pardee for ThaIter. Bell for Gano, ThaIter
for Pardee, Gano for He'll. Mcdonald for
Thaxter. Ritter for Gulick. Sears for Wei
don. Lebanon valley-winshick for Loomis.
Jaeger for Walter, stahl for Buc,, v alter,
snavely for Con. r. Rupp for Yeayer.
RI feree-Dr. Harry Smith, B~uclLnell. Umpire
&C. E. Price. Swarthmore. Linesman-E.
N. Furry. Lafayette. Time Of periods-ls
minutes.
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Seore-WesIeyan, 10; AmherHt, z,
Touchdow -Harmsn. Bodenh0rn. Goals from
ouchdown-Webb and Widmayer. Goal from
hsld -Dectjen. Wesleyan Froi-
devsux for suffer. Wilbur for richards AM
herst Davis for schmidt. Refcree-Mr. Bergin
OF Columbia. Umpire-Mr. Luhring OF Chi.
csgo University. Head linesman-Crowley OF
Bo.doin. Time Of quarters-l2 and II minutes.
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Hamilton (0).

Touchd0wns-HaTrls, " WhIthey, Goals
Harris. Substitutions- Rochester-Stout for
Hummei Remington for Ogden. Down, for
ington. Mogannsm for Qulmby. Remington
for whitney. whitney for Evans. Hamilton
Lowell for wolnsugh. Brooks for Mclean.
Miller, Syracuse. Head linesm sn-- Bensoni.
Colgate. Time OF periods--i2 minutes.
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Committee on November 81. when It Is
expected that Commences claim to the
victory will be allowed. The lineup:

Touchdowns-Gold. Roberts. Afford. Referee
Mr.. Addicks. Flushing. umpire-Mr. Mes
ser. Flushing. Head linesman- Mr.. Nay
bohn. Flushing. Time Of periods-io minutes.
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TIC ~ HNWTTTNN TN-TI-
tutc. D Observation-Disclosures :. Goals
from touchdown ahcock. . Rcfrrce-Mr.
Hart, Princeton lmpirr- Mr. O'Curnell.
Columbia. Head line sman-Mr. Reitcr. Muhl.
enbcrg. Substitutes Haight for Calhoun,
sch%uttewor,h for Rubel. Time OF quarters
IL minutes.
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Tao SCOTTISH, Paul'a, II, South Side HIGH,
o Touchdow Chairman. :: De Ferrari.
Ftrcms Dickins Referec-Mr. Scott, Michl.
san. Umpirc-Mr, smith. Vermont.
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MS. Macisaac. Mckinney. Goals from touch
downs Mccarthy. .; Butler. Substitutes
Catholics: Clancy for Ohearn. Ohcorn for
Clancy, O'Brien for ohearn, Har, for O'Bricn,
Clancy for Hart. Glascopt for Munhall.
Lph,sh: Hurley for Purssll, Robinson for
Mcdonald. wysocki for Hurley, Cutie for
Mccarthy, johnson for Pons, Mcdonald for
Robinson. Robinson for Mcdonald. llcucr
for MACHINES. Macisaac for Brunner, Quist
for Guiick. Frame for GUST. Rnoss for Good.
Re ferec-Krogh. T. Of !. Implrc-Fond-.
stevens. Head linesmsn- Ed Thorpe, Colum
b,a. Time of periods - and - minutes.
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sPRINOFIELD. Oct. 2s.--Ths Harvard
soccer team defeated the Springfield Y. n.
Q. A. College team here to-day In . closely
piayed match. . - h
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IUUCIuUW -bIU0WE drNTH, >, JUUtH, >
Goals from touchdowns-Jobin AMI Clark.
Referee-Mr. Hennesy. Brown. tmpire-Mr,
era n, Y. L Head lnesmsn-Dr. Aid.
ridge. Syracuse. Time of uuartcrs-l0 min.
utes each. Substitutes Logan for Courtney.
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unstItutIOns -StcVcns' WoodaIe TOT SI"H''
peghu.. for Goudsle. Peters for Rloss l'"ln
ware Morris for Fitzpatrick. Field goal-E
Wilson Snf.,y-,;oaiAlr. Referee Mr. Crooks
~ rennsyi,anis. Jmpirc-Mr Hatch. Wi.
liams. Head nncsmal-E A Green. syracuse
Time Of quarters-lc. II. l.. 10.
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The score-Erasmus. 3: Commercial, o.
Goal from feld-Metzger. Referee-Mr
Farrier, Dartmouth. Umpire-Mr. Hastings.
Cornell. Head I.incsman-Mr Newton. c. G..
y Y. Time Of periods-Four quarters OF
10 minutes each. Subetitutes-lrban for
Baldwin. Baldwin for Urban. Carter for Good.
stein. lrbsn for Travis, Travis for BerkholE.
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Rcfcrer-Mr. Walker. linpsmcn-A. Ray
and j. Barth. G~oals-Classon, Nichols, Cur,
It's High, Substitutss-Quinlan for Callahan,
Lynch for MORRISON, Nichols for stout,
Meyer for Bard. Time OF halycs-@0 minutes
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
Mss HOPKINS ENTERTAINs FOR
MRS. F. NJ. SANDIFER.

Among the delightful affairs of last
week was the card party given Or
Wednesday at the Twentieth Century
cub rooms in compliment to Mrs. F. M.
s.ndifer, of Greenwood, by Miss Bios,
som Hopkins.
The place was attractive in black
,ved Susans. The Fourth Of July colors
rare used also. The lone hand and pro.
r~,esive prizes were white silk hose
and we're won by Mrs. Kittie Kennedy
and Mrs. J. W. Carr. The guest prize
was q piece of dainty lingerie. Unique
consultations of fire cracker fans were
given at each table.
A tempting salad course was served
after the games. Miss Sadie Mae Ros-
enzweig assisted Miss Hopkins in en-
tertsining her guests who were: Mrs.
Lee Game, Mrs. F. G. Owen, Mrs. B. l..
Owen, Mrs. D. T. CASTOR, Mrs. Charles
Ftierson, Mrs. J. P. Woodward, Mrs.
Frank Phillips, Mrs. Mary Pope, Mrs.
Kittie Kennedy, Mrs. J. W. Carr, Mrs.
VII. Morris, Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs.
Coleman Hamilton, Mrs. B., A. Lincoln
md Miss Brown.-Columbus CONNER.
eial, July LIST.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
A MONSTER EDITION.

The good ladies who belong to the
Federation of women's Clubs of the
state of Mississippi recently appointed
q number Of their members charged
with the duty Of bringing out . Won
ans edition Of the Jackson News, the
proceeds to so to the benefit of the en-
dowment fund of the organization.
Every city of consequence in the state
was represented and in the hundred
and thirty-six pages there is an amount
Of valuable historical data that gives
not only great pleasure and benefit in
reading, but will serve as a valuable
fund of information for fling away for
future reference. 1t is no email task
to get out a daily Newspaper at any
tims, and especially for women, who
have not had the advantages Of news'
paper training. The Mississippi ladies,
however, made a splendid success in get.
ting out a monstrous edition, and they
had material enough left over for a
respectable second edition, and this
material will appear in future editions
of the News. Both the News and the
ladies are to be congratulatcd,-Mem
phis News.Scimitar.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
THAT THE PEOPLE MAY UNDER.
STAND.

Society news from Clarksdale the
past week announce that Attorney Gen.
eral Ross A. Collins and family were the
house guests Of Ex-Governor Brewer
and family several days and were en-.
tertained at an outing on Moon Lake.
Those Of our friends who have been ask
ing "what's the matter with Bilbo and
Collins?" may be able to get a crumb
of information from the above. When
politicians "hop," there is some reason
for the change, and it was never clear
TO the friends of the present administra-
ton why the Attorney General joined
hands with Governor Bilbo S enemies to
defeat the legislation that he recon-
mended, during the last session of the
legislature. But now that the Attor.
ney General has been located and fully
identified, there will be no more ques.
lions asked.-The Issue, June 30th.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
A DELIGHTFUL LITTLE PARTY.

On last Wednesday evening n Of
the most enjoyable affairs Of the sea-
son vas participated in by a number Of
the members of lhe younger set when
little Miss Martha Forester was the
delightful hostess for the evening, the
children enjoying dancing and an ami
mai game. David Sinclair and May
Walker were the winners of the prizes.
The Forester home was beautifully
decorated with daisies and the lawn
was adorned with Japanese lanterns.
About 10 o'clock the dining room doors
were thrown open and delicious punch
and sandwiches were served during the
remainder of the evening. Those par
taking of Martha's hospitality were:
Eloise Johnson, Lucille Ferguson.
Maude Saunders, Louise Crull, Eunice
Jones OF Grenada, Mary Hunter, Bee
Parsons, Elizabeth Stroud, Frances
Turner, Mabel Anthony, Betsy Brown,
jamie Mann, Lillian Jones, Sarah Jones,
May Walker, Ellen Mclean, Sam
Brister, Walter Hughston. Harry
Spivey, Boots Corbin, Bill Mothershead,
Bob Smith, Billie Smith, Ryan Fergu-
son, Spot Petty, Fred Jesty, John
Young, Charlie Peel, Warren CARROT,
Howell Peel, Joseph Rennie, Ray
Elliott, Floyd Curtis, Davis Sinclair,
Jack Wilson, Earl Mcneil, Charles
Saunders, Ollie Stevens, John Munal
of Memphis.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
SUCCESS.
ans, the coward who quits to misfor-

-. the coward who quits to misfor,
tune,
,ris the knave who changes each day,
II. til. fool who wins half the battle
:, throw all his chances away.
There is little in life but labor.
rouorrow may prove but a dream,
su.ces, is the bride Of Endeavor,
md lack but a meteor's CLEAN,
The time to succeed is when Others
Encouraged, show traces Of tire
rhe battle is fought in the home
stretch,
And won 'twixt the flag and the
wire."
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
NOTICE

Electric Fans, Comfortable Chairs and one
hour Of the very best music will make your visit
both pleasant and instructive.
We carry a large stock of the latest VICTOR
RECORDS and MACHINES and would be
pleased to demonstrate these world renowned
machines and records when desired.
We have a limited number of beautiful
Glass Bud Vases which we will close out for 1Oc
each, regular price 35c.
Don't forget the time and place, TUES
DAY, JULY 18th, from 5 to 6, FRIDAY,
JULY l4th, from 5 to 6 pm. at WEILER'S
MUSICAL FOREST. The only one in the
United States.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
NOTICE TO RENTERS OF PROP
ERTY AND PROPERTY
OWNERS.

The ordinance requiring renters Of
property and property owners to cut
weeds on their premises and vacant
lots including side walks to the curb
line will positively be enforced. The
entire City will be inspected by the
proper officials on the 18th of July. and
we earnestly request u citizens to CO.
operate with the Street Department
in keeping down weeds, which If not
done, will surely aus an %unssnitary
condition in our city.
T. H. BAIRD, Supt. of Streets.
L. O. CORBIN, Street Com'r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

On Thursday evening Of last week,
Min Eugenia Rennie entertained with
sprh party out of compliment to her
little cousin. Miss Lucy Morton Payne,
Of Virginia. This party was planned
for the beautiful lawn, but on account
Of the inclement weather, was moved
to the porch where the young people
bad . jolly time and q most delightful
lunch was served.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
X. OF P. OFFICERS ELECT.

At a meeting of Lefore Lodge No
46, Knights Of Pythiss, on Thursda,
evening of last week, the following Of
6cers were elected: Arthur Bell, Chan,
cellor Commander; Littleton Upshur,
Vice-ChancelIor; T. Z, Mcconnell,
Prelate; W. Z BeaIle, Master of Works:
C, D. Beck, Master at Arms, S. NJ.
Dulin, Inner Guard; Sam Stern, Outer
Guard; J. W, Dulaney. Jr., Lodge
Deputy. These officers will be in.
stalled at the regular meeting on Thurs
day, July 18th,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
A ST. S. S. PICNIC.

The Oak St. Sunday School had a
very enjoyable picnic July 4th, Three
wagons and an auto were engaged to
carry the crowd to the pleasant
grounds. A bountiful dinner was spread
and fifty-fve participants did justice to
the dainties in such a way as only pic
nickers can. Games, boating, bathing
and wading were the chief amuse-
ments and Q very gala day spent by
all
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
for Sale at a Bargain.

One 80 hip Fairbanks Morse standard
horizontal gas engine. Can be operated
with gasoline, kerosene or distilled oil.
This engine has had less than two hun.
dred hours Of constant service and Is in
absolutely perfect condition. Has been
used by the City of Greenwood for
pumping overflow water only. Address,
T. H. Baird, Supt. of Streets, Green
wood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
SPECIAL PYTHIAN SERVICE.

Rev. w. X. Clements will deliver q
Pythian sermon at the Greenwood
Theatre at eight O'Clock Sunday even
ing, July 9th, under the auspices of
Lefore Lodge No. 46, Knights of
Pythias. Special music has been ar
ranged and all are invited to attend,
particularly members Of the fraternaI
orders.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
Cypress Shingles for sale
by L. 6. Nichols, Swiftown,
Miss, Phone 14-5 rings.

Mr.. T. R. Gregory will leave toner
row morning for Buffalo, N. Y, to at.
tend shriners meeting; from Buffalo to
New Berlin, N. Y, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Humphrey; thence to New
York City for a few days; thence via
Morgan Line Steamship to New Or,
leans; thence back to Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Rev. and Mrs. George B. Myers and
their two children, of Havana, Cuba,
,e the appreciated guests of Mrs. A.
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
tiulen, and other relatives and friends
n Greenwood this week. MI. Myers
delighted the congregation at the
Episcopal Church last Sunday morning
with one of his characteristic able SER
mons. Mr.. Myers and family will next
week 20 to Jackson to visit relatives
and friends there. 8
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mrs. W. H. Gillon and family, Mr.,
Dewey Wier, Mrs. J. H, Wier ard
family, of Grandview plantation, Miss
Addie Ross, of Cleland, Miss Maggie
Hill, Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and Mrs, D, G,
Hill, of sidon, composed a fishing party
to Messy Lake on Thursday Of last
week, and report a delightful outing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Rust left for
Senatobia last week, where they will
visit relatives and friends for several
weeks. During their residence in
Greenwood they made many friends
here who will always wish for them
prosperity and happiness.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
Rub-My-T ism-Antiseptic, Ano-
dyne-Kills pains, stops putrefaction.

Mr.. Russell Jones, of ~1ndianola, was
in the city Tuesday, attending a meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Hender
son & Baird Hardware Company. Hi
many friends here were glad to see hin
again and to know that time is dealing
gently with him.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Manager c. NJ. Jones, of the Cumber'
land Telephone Co, and his wife have
returned from a two weeks visit to
C~arrollton and other places. They ac'
companied DR.. A. J. Mcbride and wife
of Carrollton, on an auto trip to Ar
kansas last week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

The benefit dance given at the Park
Pavilion last week by the Jewish ladies'
to swell their pipe organ fun3 was quite
a success in every way. TtGdance was
thoroughly enjoyable and a neat sum
was realized for this worthy cause. De-
licious sandwiches and punch was serv-
ed by these ladies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

The many friends of Mr.. Joe W.
Schram, who holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Alexander Lumber Co., at
C~larksdale, were glad to see him in
Greenwood on the "Glorious Fourth"
Joe Is a splendid young man and we
are always pleased to hear of his sue.
cess.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

A lovely little dance for the rosebud
st was given at the Kitchell Hotel on
Tuesday evening by William Mother
shsad, complementing his guest John
Manual, Of Memphis. Quite a number
Of the younger set enjoyed this social
event. Delicious cream and cake was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

DR.. F. H.. Smith, II. ]. Stern, DR..
J. r. Moore, s. A. Chsmbley, P. L..
DeLoach, Thos. j. Foley, c. G. Turner.
Guy W. Trotter, Sam Dyre, j. NJ. Nc.
Intyre, r. G. DeLosch, G. D. Atkins,
L. r. Opp and others from this city
were in Greenville on the Glorious
Fourth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07
LEXINGTON ADVERTISER JUNE 80


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bright young grandsunS, Tom and John
c. McGeoy, Of HrocnN uod, tvr Vacations
v,.., u,,..
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to the old Lexington rootirrr tot "'rN
end dates to the great pleasure Of The
home circle.
Mrs, Alice McBcr was mad" mos
happy the pnst week by gljmpHrS Of her
boys of the Queen Delta city, "t'Uu
life and "WIll,' who stol" q II'tl"
while from their busy hours to spend
under the old rooftrrc.
Every one so fortunate Ia drive ~
and down North Greenwood " h"uutttul
Boulevard admire exceedingly the most
attractive bungalow just completed of
our citizens OF oiden times, Mr., ond
Mrs. Il. il. Cole,
Mrs. Monroe McClurg, Ole Miss bril-
liant clubwoman, compiled the splendid
pages of the "oman's Endowment hdI-
ton Of the Jackson News, Of this week,
setting forth, with pen and pictures, the
array Of golden opportunities Of ~l'fore
County and the county S'at~"rcen.
wood, the Queen Delta City,
Miss Martha Mcleod is III" chosen
charming Chnpcr"nc OF Tom Shrp
herd 3 "LoN"rs, who q d"1rn strong
with their tram att"ndnn', NlIJ EI''I
Cupid II merry chase IN III" Ilnl'7
Picayunc'a Ihoto FILM OF southern
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

DR.. /. F. Scott and family, of Sum
nit, are most cordially welcomed to
our city, and they are domieiled in DR..
G. B. Stewards North Greenwood
residence. DR.. Scott has purchased
the Dental office outfit of DR.. Stewart
and succeeds him in the practice here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mr.. W. H. Gillon and family and Mr..
J. H. Wier and family, Of Grand View
plantation, motored last Saturday to
Cleveland, Miss, via Moorhcad, Sun.
flower, Ruleville, Drew and Schlatcr.
They report the roads good and the
crops fine all along the Line.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Miss Elizabeth Baird was the charm
Ing hostess of delightful dinner dance,
last Friday evening, honoring her at
trsctive guest, Miss Florence Greaves,
Of Canton. This lovely home was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
summer flowers, and 9 most enjoyable
evening was spent by the fortunate
guests.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

peg O. the Ring" every Friday at
Greenwood Theatre, has created a
most favorable impression. MIR. Schil-
ling has been fortunate in booking
photoplays that always have the gen.
uine punch in them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hall left the latter
part of last week for an extensive east
ern trip, taking in New York, Balti-
more, Washington and other points Of
interest, and will make a visit on their
return to Mrs. Henry Washington in
Gainesville, Ga.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lanham will
leave tomorrow morning for Buffalo
to attend the Shriners conclave. From
that place they will 60 to New York
City and return home by steamship to
New Orleans.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Charles Chaplin in The Fireman "
at Greenwood Theatre on Tuesday,
July llth, is SAID to be funnier than
funny, These two reel Chaplin pic
lures cost the exhibitor just about
twice as much as any other feature
that is shown in Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Bob Anderson, that $4,000 pianist
who is employed at the Greenwood
Theatre, certainly knows how to play
music that is appropriate to the pic
t1re. All lovers of good music enjoy
his selections.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Mrs. F. G. Stockner, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Sam
Stern, for some time, returned to her
home in Chicago Saturday accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Jose
phine Stern.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-07

Supervisor s. l.. Brown, Messrs. II. II.
Southworth, Douglass Robinson, R. p
Clark, J. l.. Robinson, Sid Gillespie, J.
Ellis, DR.. Kimbrough, John Prophet,
Floyd A. Stevens and others from Beat
Five were business visitors here the
first of this week.