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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN WIN
rake Track Meet From woosn.r,.
Fore't Tenn: INT Love Base
bnlf Game.
! .,iSpeclaL No. Thc Times.pisnatch

r.Ii31poc,al 10 The Times Dispatcbl
nc freshman track team Of the IiniS
oS Sf sly OF virginia took the long snS
S St inc count in their meet with WOOD.
ricld yesterday afternoon. "a 20
nc track proved slow for the d,yiss
"c TI'n ard no records were hung in
rrnn ~ u"sncs. won hy Seward. and the
.unninB broad jump. taken by RfnnS
TAFT were the classicst events OF the
aSy. Inc freshmen captured ten f,rs,s
vi 49, :. aio.e thirteen. and enough other
ninehart proved the best point.
Se,ter of the day. with four flrsts ~.
~ '"thl OF twenty points Umsworth.
~ INC "oodbcrry squad won thc
hammer and the shot, and placed thirG
IN inc discua. Not content with hI-
~ork IN the meet, he pitched his nina
70 cican-cut victory over the fresh
man team. tho score standing II ~
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Ancient Mariners
Organize July I
Members Will Make Visits
10 Milk Depots and
Dairy Lunches.
ny ARTHUR tBUGs) DAER.

Everybody joins up with the Ordc,
of Ancient Mariners on july first. un.
less the Supreme Court slips the works
on per cent reprievc. It's the big.
Sest club ever organized and there
amt chance of any bird being high.
ballcd or ackballcd
The lodge coat OF arms is a thirs,
rampant upon u lcld of dust azure
Lodge nights will be Monday, Tues.
day, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
Saturday and twice on Sunday. The
members will meet in the club rooms
OF the corner drug store. Pilgrima 2 es
viii be made TO the milk dcpots and
Membership will be for life. and no
time off for sood behavior All ap-
plication blanks must be allied out on
blotting papers Meetings will be
three times toward Canada. which is
still wet.
OPENING CHORUS:
The wedding guest, he smote his breast,
Who'd ever think this kitchen sink
Was once proud saloon?
LAST NOSE OF SUMMER:
blooming alone.
All It's comrades have faded. withered
and gone.
ENCORE:
You made me what | am TODAY
hope you're Bcevohpd.
FINALE:
In ne ne "a lea ;;u. %, Of Carrie Nations We
Chasers. chascrs everywhere, and no,
Il drop TO drink.
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SPORTS
RESERVES WIN BY HITTING
BEAT PLANTERS TEAM :
IN SUGGEST, IL TOTO
"oou Inshcs Good Game Tor Loner.
nut teammates Fail to Sup-
Him.

Before the largest crowd Of tho sea.
SON. Inc Federal Reserve Bank defeafcd
IN. IN Planters National Bank in a siusaa
eng match at Byrd Park yesterday hy
me score OF IL TO 10. Tho Reseryists
sot or to a good lead. and managed te
, moid IL. although the Planters bows
inade strenuous efforts to catch lin In
the last three innings. ~
Mhilc Wood pitched an excelIent
game, not walking Il man. his sI,nnort
Mas Was &c decidedly off. six Rescrvists
wood also led his team with the aticE
,iaak,hs three singles out OF four Trims
The Federal Reserve boys had on
o miit. sWaHlng --;othes. Brock being the
Gniy ono not making one or more bits
ihn OF the rederalists also crossed
'"e pan AT least once.
in IN the NTH inning the Planters Ma,
fnr sank men went up in the clouds
.o,, while, and when tho dust mad
ser,led after their ascension tho Re-
nIato hank mad nut six runs across tina
cased UP Il bit po"A
Na, hiurspa ~; afternoon the American
tional Bank team ' '"e rirsl Na-
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BOARD GIVES CONSENT
Universities Of virginia and Noru,
carolina VIII Play Deciding
t,Imc SATURDAY,.
LSSpeGial 70 The Times Dispatch

special 70 The Times Dispatchl
thAkLOTTESNll.L;. VA. April 90
The scheduled games between .ho
University OF Virginia and North Caro-.
ma baseball teams having resulted in
ilcs Il tourth game, necessary to dc
'luc inc supremacy of tho two mines
on inc diamond, has been found neccs-
ARRANGEMENTS have been conpIctcd
70 stage thl: contest at Greensboro on
saturday: TIC Virginia athletic board
voted, WIN reluctance, it's consent for
an extra contest for fear of cstah-
taken II is said in the interest OF the
sport, as tho best Of feeling exists be-
iWcch inc student bodies OF the two
institutions. w.
over 5000 persons witnessed the FIRST
game or the series played AT Grccns-
oo!o threo weeks ago. Virginia won
10 ]. The second game, pluycd mt
Chapei Hill, resulted in a tic. while
inc miro contest. played here. resulted
IN an easy victory for North Carolina
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Washington.

runs were due to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30

Totals $3.50 Total. ...9 S
'Eaitcd Tor Vaughn in clrhth.
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CONNIE ONCE MEMBER
OF WASHINGTON CLUB
Athletics Leader Got First Big
League Experience Four Years
With Senators.
CAUGHT MANY FAST PITCHERS
Left Nationals at Close Of 1880 Sea.
son, Played With Buffalo for One
Year. and Then Went With Pirates,
Had Big Chance With Them.
CAUGHT MANY FAST PITCHER

This Ia the third chapter of n
series of articles concerning Connie
Mack. The entire atory is based
on nm interview with tho remnrk-
able Lender of the Athletics. II Is
story which reveals many inside
incidents and theories of Connie
Mncl, which heretofore have never
hccn given 10 the public by the
"SpipN of BASEBALL
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CADETS DEFEAT .ELON.
8 TO 0, IN FAST GAME
Ingram Pitches No-Hit. No-Run Con.
test and Also Connects for
Two Snfetics.
.lSpecial 10 Tho Times.Dispatch

Special 10 Tho Times-Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, VA April 2o.-In a
tast game the V. NJ. I. team this after
TO ..
The game was featured by the spien-
ala work OF Ingram, who pitched a
no-hit' no-run game for the cadets
and got two hits, one OF them for
three bases.
The hoinc-run clout Of Sullivan in
inc eighth with one on WAS also a
In the field.
Box score:
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TECHS LOSE SECOND GAME
Failure TO Hit Responsible for o TO
Defeat by North Carolina
State.

ELACESBURc;. VA. April 2o-y;,.
Einia Tech continued her losing strca <
by droppinG tho second game to North
Carolina state College here today, Q
Failure TO hit with mon on bases
and errors at critical periods was re :
sponsiblc for tho defeat OF the Techs
work OF the Carolinas were the fca i.
lures.
Y. NJ. ]. will play here Thursday.
~ score ny INNINGS: Il. II. T..
Va. Tech. IL 0 0 o 0 o % ) 5
Batteries: Burns and w. Johnson.
Matthews and Iumpf. Cmpirc-Milcs'
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IntcrscboIn.tic NJ Ru,~

ATLANTIC CITY. April 23.-The New
Jersey intcrscholastic track and field
ampionships Will be held on MAY "a
at Rutgers College in New Brunswick.
INC state Athletic Association definite
ly liked the date this week. Nav ~
was first considered. but this would
have connicted with tho meet ut Penn.
juno was then suggested. but that
commencement exercises at Rutcnrs
only schools who arc members OF the
New Jersey organization can enter
teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
AT BOULEVARD FIELD
Spiders and Yellow Jackets Will
Clash To-day TO Decide
Supremacy.

The lineup:
nlchmonu College. RandOlph- Macon.
Simpson,. 2b. Wcckel RI
Yates, If. Horner 3b
kNi1nd, CT. short, CT.
Northern, lb. Davis. H.
Jones, SIS Talbot, 10.
Iowlli II. +. Scott, II.
PATTERSON. 3b. a. scott. SIS.
LICK or HUH, c. Lancaster, oh.
knight. p. smith e.
The first local game in tho cham
plonship series of The Eastern Virginia
Intercollegiate Athletic Association will
be played this afternoon at Boulevard
ticld at o'clock, when the Richmond
College Spiders and the Randolph
Macon yellow Jackets meet.
iaSt contest isl promised. The
teams are evenly matched, and are
deadly rivals, thus furnishing the re-
quiSiteS of an exciting and interesting
game.
The Spiders put in their final practice
preparatory TO the struggle yesterday
afternoon ut Byrd Park.
Coach Marshall has been working
10 overcome the cause for the blow
UPS that his team has cut loose in
hcldinS. lie has also given much at
t"ntion this week 10 stick work and
believes that in both departments the
spiders will show championship cali
her. Tho lineup of the Richmond
College nine will he tho same as before
sickness and injuries intcrfcrcd.
The Jackets will he accompanied by
large band of SuppSrtcrs, which will
vic With IL turnout of local college en-
thUsiasts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
NO FIGHT IN CUMBERLAND
"o'ernor Hrluses TO Grnnt Termination
Tor WhLnrd-D Dempsey hattie
In Maryland Town.
IRv Associated Prcr.-

BhIT1MOEE. MD. Aprii %
nor harrington tonight denied the
petition OF citizens OF Cum bcrla,r1
Nd. for permission TO hold the Willard
pc1npscy hsnt There. The executive
Said he was not satisfied that the pro-
posed "twelvc-round boxing bo,rt'-
would not prove to be a longer ''prize
hGh:."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
YALE CREW IN REGATTA
viii Compete In Henley Contest, on
schuSlltiji River. Announce
mcnt States.
lie AesocIaicd Prces.l

NEW HAVEN, CONN. April 20
Hale's second university crew has been
entered IN the Henley regatta on the
Schuyikii River, May 81, according 10
crew announcements today
rye Princeton crews, which will row
Yale On the Housatonic River at Derby
saturday. VIII arrive here Thursday
for two days practice on the course
The referee and starter Will be w.
a, Mcikeiham, who has oflciatcd at
toe Thomas River races.
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Cleveland.
st. Louis
Totals. ..;% Totals ...Ss
.san for Dcmmitt in ninth
.Raued for Scthoron IN eighth

81 f ,and ...-.............I9 10000
summary: ,Two-h base hits 'Fobiu. GcrScr'
tt,mcr smith Three base hit-C;ran.y
Sto!cn hascS- Elmer Smith Douhc nIaysI
nnSdiESr and pNeill. Left on hascs-Cicvc.
Nmr,'o,S' ~ 81 l.2uiS g BASE on bails-om
H., of Sothoron. IN ) lnnimgs lit
SlruTk by Morton. 5: hv Sothornn
Nv lowdernhh. !. Mid nitch-Sothoion
Losing pitchcr-Sothoron N''' ''''
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sBaited Tor pumont in eighth.
Boston n q a n
washington 49,. o 0 o 81
Three base hits--IudGc. Wit Stolen bn SOS
@ S,Jaincc ~, %: picinich. McInnis. Milan.
pouble pisy-Barry 10 Scott to Mc:nnjs
LiTlt on bascs-Boston. q; Washington :
flrst oase on errors-W hngton. /: RIOS.
Ton; j., Bases on balls-on Harper. . Hits
Oh 1,ennock in : is innings off Du-
~ ~ penn4oek; / tRiccl. Struck out--by
Wiid pitch-Harper. Passed balI-Pivin!ch.
Losing pitcher. Pcnnock "
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ATHLETICS, Z; YANKEES, ]
rBv Associated prc-,

NEW YORK. April 2o.--Thc Phila-
dclphia Americans defeated New York
in tho second game Of the series hero
today. Z 10 /.
JohnSon pitched a strong game for
IniIadclphia, holding tho Yankees 10
SIN scattered hits.
shore. the former Boston American
star, pitching his first game for New
ork. was wild and ineffective in the
plhchcs lie was taken out in the
seventh. hut before MoGridgc could re
tire the side five runs had been scored.
The score:
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WHITE SOX, 3: TIGERS. |
TBy Associated Press. :,

DETROIT. April 29.-BunchinE hits
in the fourth inning and taking nd :
vantage OF Bush's errors in the nth,
after Jackson had hit safely, Chicago
defeated Detroit today. 3 TO l, making
1t two straight.
Cicotte allowed Detroit but ono hit
in the first six innings
Coeb's double: followed by singles
py Neach and Heilmann, resulted in
The score:
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INDIANS, z; BROWNS, O
LRv Associated rrca l

ST. LOUIS, April :9.--Morton held
-. Louis TO five hits. while his team
mates punched four OF their six hits
OF sothoron in the first four innings
and Cleveland won the FIRST game or
the series today. TO O.
Rain had caused the post porcment
Oh Two previously scheduled contests
The score:
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SUNDAY BASEBALL FOR
NEW YORK CITY FANS
Aldermen Pass Ordinance pe,mi,D,
contests on sabbath After
O'ciock.

NEW YORK, April 2a-Sundav haso.
na4i IN New iork CITY has been made
legal by an ordinance passed bv tbo
board of Aldermen today II awaits
only the approval of Mayor UyIan
VINO Is said TO be in favor OF 1t.
tndcr tho provisions OF the ordi
ma nee. no game is TO be played before
- NJ, and the prices Of adn;ssion
charged on week days are not in.
creased on SUNDAY
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REDS, 8; PIRATES, I
IRv A.sociatndrrn4s,

ClNCINNATI, April 29-Managcr
MoranS team won it's sixth straight
victory by beating Pittsburgh, s to /,
and assumed the leadership of tho Ma
tional League, as Brooklyn lost to
Philadelphia thus breaking tho tic
since the opening Of tho season
Ray Fisher. formerly Of tho New
York Americans, pitched strongly.
while Cooper was hit very hard in tho
frs, and fifth innings and save way 10
Miller.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
PH|LL|ES STOP BROOKLYN
CAD0RE'S WILDNESS AIDS
WINNERS, WHO MASS HITS
Jacobs wcnkcns in Fourth, but
brooklyn Unable TO Overcome
big Lend.
IBv Associated Press. 1

PHILADELPHIA, April 2e.-Phila-
dclphia stopped Brooklyn's winning
streak today by taking advantage OF
Cadore's wildness ana punching half
their hits.
Galore got off to ragged start, the
hit. three bases on balls and two
errors. Jacobs was effective in the
carly innings. but beginning with the
fourth Brooklyn hit him hard often.
although the Phillies' lead was too big
TO overcome.
VIC SCOrc:
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CUBS, |; CARDINALS, O
LRv Nssocintcd Prcne.

CHICAGO. April 2o.-May's tight
pitching enabled st. Louis TO beat Chi
Cago, to Q. today. Chicago made only
four llits and had few chances TO
score.
Jim Vaughn opposed May and was
hit eight times. Sharp fielding, in
Guiding live double plays. kept 81. Louis
from additional scores
Hits by Stock, Schultz and Snyder
in the second inning produced the one
tally.
The score:
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NcM Nnrl,
Totals 80: Totals 50 Z s
Eattcd for MoEridsc in seventh
dBattcd for Rucl in ninth

Ihlagciphia .........ooo ooosc OK;
summary: Two base hitS-.-Shann,,, I,r,,,
Three base hit--I:urns Stolen hn &c. X 90 ~
i,n,i5 hlt-lDnSan. Sacrifice ny--Bodic
l-cit ON ba$es-Ncw York, Z: philadcIrhia
:, riSst base on -errors--Ncw York. .
iIts.;Eon Shore. in Is innings: on
MosrihSe. in .3 innings: off Rus sell,
n ! inning. Hit by pitchcr-by johnson
GShorc) Struck out--by shore >; b.
MoGr.nESi; by Russell, :. by johnson, s.
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PittsburrIl.
Totals .....cs 3 Totals es s IL
'Batted for Miller in ninth.
1Ran for Safer In ninth.

Pittsburgh ...........,,..... o n n n n n n n III
Cincinnati ...................2 q q o . q q IS
Mace. Saior; Three base hits--NcaIc Rari-
rihcc ni"S- Groh. Roush. MaEcc. Double
navS-Rath 10 kopf to Dauhert: Terry to
!'utHhaw TO Mo!lwitZ. Left bases-Ptts-
hmrGh. .: CINCINNATI. 8. Eases on balls.
OF Fisher. = off Cuopcr. : Hits--oN Cooper
: In TIA innings: of Miller. 4 in g rs in
ninSs, Struck out-bY Cooper. !. Losing
-
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Philadelphia.
Totals ..3s SIG , Totals 81 $40 .
.Halich for Cadnre In eight h.

Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ........... n q J o.
Philadelphia .........i o , o Ks
:. summary; Two base hits-Grifnih Cd,
Malone. Williams. Baird. Stolen base
rearec Sacrifice hit-Luderus. Left on
base on crrors--Philadclphia. =. Bases on
na a s,,G Galore. 4; or Jacobs. 3 Hits.
In | inning; Wit 10y pitched bail--by
Jacobs. lWheat. Struck out-by Galore
- by Jacobs. I. Losing pitcher. Galore.
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TM i:.Ii;;::::::::::::.::SS ccsscSsSs::-ss
hits-lnGram fc>. Cutchins Doubi. nlsvs-
sides Sides to JShnson. Atkinson to .Mal,et,e 10
Sullivan. Hit by pit cicd baii~br side.
l. STRUCK out-by Ingram. I: bv Sides
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Columbia S. c.: University of
South Carolina, 3; Guilford College. 3.
At SpnrtanhurE. S. c.: Furman Uni
VcrSity !: Wofford .
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Sacrifice hi,s-Wcavcr. Schaik. 'i Ecisch
u :s.o on SaSes--t,hicaEo, II: Detroit, 5.
passes on ballS.oH Ehmkc. - of Clcotte
l. ,htsIon Ehmkc,. 10 in S innings: oft
NNSS nhp: IN J., inning, Struck out--hv
Elml,c. 80 -"V.."S HttENCI,
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Federal Reserve.

Van FIT rb nwo-S ase hits-Grubb,. X1erIii..
%v.ril - rrs GsGDot nro WoHd Kan FIT.
Thomnn,o, oaiII-Gruebs and Harrenon' by
on sr,ot - pEedsIaI Reserve. l. Firs, sss.
s.rvc. ns sassr National. ,: Fod.rsI r."
,I rhhoIn nson. !. Struck out-by WOOD. :: %Tg
r,irC :. inc OF game = hours Nv
p.re-LoNens Scorer-Bannard Dou'1. I'M
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SPORTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON TRIMS SOX
CHAMPIONS LOSE FIRST
CONTEST OF SEASON, AZ
Harper Pitches FaultlcsS Game. Allow.
Ing BarroN's SIuEScrS Only Four
Scattered Hits.
LBY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. !
WASHINGTON, April oo.--Boston
lost its first game of the season to-
day. being defeated by WashinEto n.
to ..
Harper pitched faultlcss game, al
lowing the worlds champions only four
scattered hits.
Both of Boston's runs were due to
errors by Janrrin.
The
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Summar'-' Two base hits-Smith Kildun
Stolen baSca shotton. Mann. Pick Saeri.
iicc hits-paulcttc. Smith. Doublc plays
Smith, aud SNYDER; NamGhn to killicr to
ktlduW to McTkl" To Pick. Hoiiochcr to XII.
dun to Pick 10 Mcrl>lc TO KiIduu: IloWoch"r
70 rick 70 Mcrh,c: Mann to rick: VAUGHN
20 iioioIhcr to Morh,c. Left haScS-St.
Louis :; Chicago. ;. First base errors
- Louis; J.: CHICAGO Bases on balls
OF May. ]: of Vaughn. 4. Ilits--on Vaughn
n innings. hit by Ditchnr-hy Vaughn
tii"rnshNl. by Nav I'ickh. Struck out--hv
Nav. :; nv Vaughn. =: nv Martini. . Win
ming Ditchcr-MaY. Losing uitrhcr-Naurhn
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. >: Kansas City, IL.
indianapolis. o: Milwaukee, B.
Minncapolis, >; Columbus, 5.
LouiSvilic-St. Paul; wet grounds.
SoUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham, s: New Orleans. 10.
Mcmph is Chattanooga: wet grounds
Little Rock, |; Nashville, g.
Atlanta, .; Mobile, f.
TF.XAS LEAGUE,
Dallas shreveport. wet grounds.
Bcaunont-iiouston, rain.
galveston. !: San Antonio, 4.
Fort Worth, 3; Waco, e.
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totals ..3S / 6 : Totals
sBattrj (or l.j,,,ha a., Al

C.hjcsro ny innings: Il.
Detroit n n n ",
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-03
Bad Habits

Those who breakfast at eight
0 clock or later, lunch at twelve
and have dinner at six are almost
certain to be troubled with indi
gestion. They do not allow time
for one meal to digest before TAX
ing another. Not less than five
lours should escape between meal
1t YOU are troubled with indiges
ton correct your habits and take
Chamberlain's Tablets, and you
may reasonably hope for a quick
recovery. These tablets strengt
hen the stomach and enable it to
perform it's function naturally
Obtainable everywhere
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-03
S: o:c:1:E:T:Y
Burnette-Moore

A pretty through quiet wedding
took place last night at six O'clock
in the Methodist parsonage the
contracting parties being Mr. En-
NETT Lawrence Brunette of Pal
myra, and Miss Eva Lillian Moore
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs g K
Moore.
Only few close friends and tho
relatives Of the contracting parties
were present at the ceremony that
was conducted by Rev. M. Y. SELF
pastor Of the Methodist church
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal couple left by car for
Hobgood to connect with the
southbound train to Florida
where the honeymoon will be
|spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Brunette ex-
|pect to be back in about ten DAYS
Mr.. Burnette has been for the
past seven years a valued employ
Zee OF Baker Newell and COMPANY
OF Palmyra and is we'll known in
this section, where he has a host
OF friends. He is brother to Mrs.
Vance Savage, of this section, and
also Mr. A. 7. Brunette, of Oak
City.
Miss Eva Moore is a very pop
ular girl in Scotland Neck and her
friends are innumerable. She has
been for several years a member
OF the graded school faculty.
Upon returning Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunette will make their home in
Scotland Neck as Mr.. Burnette
will be connected in farming with
Mr.. G. K. Moore for the coming
year.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-03
OUR CASUALTIES

Washington Jan Pour lists
OF casualties issued by the War
department comprise 1908 men OF
whom eighteen were North Caro-
l1nlans as follows:
Killed in Action
Private
Rosemary-Charles Pratt.
Statesville-F'red J. Smith
Wounded Severely
Privates
Flats-John c. Morgan.
Sandford-Arthur B. Wicker.
Fairbluff- Scott Afford
Marshville-Eddie Birchmoore
Level-Condary Ellis.
Spring Hdpe-Eddie C. Matthews
Missing in Action
Lieutenat
Observation-Disclosures Higgins.
Observation-Disclosures Taylor.
Wounded Degree Undetermined
Lieutenant
Raleigh-William 0. Smith
Privates
Lynville Falls-Samuel Pittman
North Wilkesboro-C. Lanyil]e
PaWl Creek-PlatO Alexander
Ranton-Romulus Mason.
Wounded Slightly
Lieutenant
Oxford-James Ellington.
Privates
Triplett Willard M. Riner.
Walstonburg- Richard Dixon.
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BIG MILLWRIGYT'S
Wife STATES FACTS
Feared She Never Walk Agai7
Improvement Is Surprise
To Friends

| was so crippled up with rheu
mat'sm that [ could barely man
age to hobble around and was a
fraid | would never be able to
walk right again before [ took
Tanlac, said Mrs Martha Lind
say, wife Of a we'll known mill
wright who resides at 1885 Pea
body venue, Dallas Texas.
About two years ago, she con
tiued, when my trouble first
started | had the most awful neu-
1algic pains in the back Of my
head and my left limb and foot
ached so with rheumat,s that
couldn t 90 out anywhere; in fait
it was all | could d. to hobble ov-
er to the next place. | suffered
such terrible pains that | could
not rest at night and | would feel
SO dull and worn out in the morn
ing that it was almost torture for
me to get out Of bed. | worried
all the time over my troubles, be
SduoC Hotfli1iS ga IIl0 dii.N 4 VIZ :
ad | was miserable night and day.
[ used all sorts Of liniments and
oitments and everything / could
find, until someone told me aOut
Tanlac and | tried it.
II sure was surprised to find
that even the first few doses made
me feel so much better ! kept
on taking it and my aches and
pains soon left me and IN short
time, [ was walking almost as well
as ever. | am feelin glike new
person now and the wonderful re-
suits I have gotten from Tanlac
surprises my friends as we'll as nv
self. I'm going to keep on taking
Tanlac for while and | never
lost an opportunity to tell others
what this wonderful medicine has
done for me-
Tanlac is sold in Scotland Neck
by f. T. Whitehead Co: IN Enfield
by Harrison and Hail; in Rose
mary by Rosemary Drug store
and in Littleton by Harrison Drug
Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-03
PERSONALS

Among those that motored over
20 Iarboro last night to see the
10TH chair were Messrs R. +
~ Madry, Albion Madry, Dennis
Madry, Sherwood Alssbrook, Aub
rey Shackell, Roy Allsbrook. Carv
hfnlght, Richard Moore, Raymold
Madry, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Mr.; and Mrs. Edward Dickens
who have been spending the holi,
days with Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Dick
Gns, returned to their home in