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The Adair County news., 1920-10-13
PERSONAL

drug men.
Mr.. Scott Isbell, Bowling Green,
was in town few days ago.
Mr.. VIM. Robson, of jamestown,
ives here last week.
Mr. W. s. Leach and Mr.. C. P Hob
son, jamestown, we're here last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Baruch Royse, who has been
employed at Sac City, Iowa, returned
home last Thursday.
Mr.. H. N. Noe, Stanford, made a
business trip to this place last Thurs
day.
Mr.. E. B. Bargsr, who was with the
Columbus, Ohio, team this season, re-
turned homo last week.
Mr., John Q. Alexader. Louisville,
visited the Columbia merchants last
week.
Mr.. E..B. Mclean, Louisville, called
upon his Columbia customers a few
ago.
Mr.. T. W.. Taylor, Campbsllsvills,
made his regular trip to this place last
week, spending part of two days.
Mr.. ". W. Blakeley, Danville, was
upon our streets few days since.
Miss Maude SmalIwood, of Louisville,
is visiting Miss Mary Miller, of this
city.
Mr.. R. E. Lloyd, Of the jamestown
bar was here few days ago.
Miss Pearl Bradshaw, who is sngag-
ed at Burnside, was at home last week.
Mr.. ". K. Irvine, Crselsboro, was
here few days since.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyle and SOD,
of Lincoln county, and Mrs. Lee TU-
nsy, of Danville, arrived last Thursday
to spend few days with their mother
Mrs. ]. S. Breeding.
Mr.. ]. E. Carnahan, Canton, Ohio,
was here few days ago.
Rev. ]. P. Enbry and wife, from the
lower end Of the county, spent last
Thursday night at the Jeffries Hotel.
Rev. Embry had been TO a Conference.
Mr.. B. Whitis, who is connected
with the Canadian COmhany, spent
several days of last week in Columbia.
Mr.. r. D Judd, wife and baby, JsI-
lico Tenn, spent two days with rela-
tives last week.
Mr.. W.T.. Mcfarland arrived from
Michigan last Thursday night, looking
good. Two weeks ago we announced
his arrival which was premature.
Mrs. T. G. Sanford and Mrs. n. G.
Grohane, Tampa, Fla, who visited in
Columbia and out in the country, left
, for their home Friday afternoon, They
we're accompanied by their aunt, Mrs
Fetna Eubank, who will spend the
winter in Florida. They will 60 tt
Washington D. e, Lincoln Farm
Mamouth Cave and Nashville.
Mr.. ]. c. Holiday is in Louisville
a this week, serving on the Fedora
4 petit Jury.
Q Mr.. W. R. Myers and wife, Mr.. Til
I den Wilcoxson and wife, and Mis-;
Matte Keltner were in Louisville
few days of last week.
Mr.. 10 Kuihey, Assistant Cashier OF
the Bank of Columbia, who made
( visited to the State of Washington anC
g Montana, returned home last Thurs
= day.
Mr.. Frank Waggensr went to Louis
Vile and heard Gov. Cox speak. HI
says it was great treat to hear him
i and that he would have been glad il
every voter in Adair county had beer
present.
Mr.. J. E. Winfrey, Kimball, West
. Va brother of Mr.. L. C. Winfrey
has been visiting, here for several
days.
Mrs. Daisy Hamlett, and her tWt
q sons, Edward and Barksdale, and lit
a tie daughter, Margaret, made a bust
# ness trip to GreensbuTg last Saturday
d Mr.. ]. t. Goodman and wife havu
% lust returned from indianapolis. DR.
L.F. Page treated Mr.. Goodman anC
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13

Mr.. W. E. Sarvent and wife reached
Columbia last Wednesday afternoon,
en- route for Creelsboro.' Mr.. Sarvent
resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and he is
the Vice President of the Bagdad Oil
CompanV.
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13
For Sale.

A farm of 70 acres, good dwelling
house, fine water, good boundary Of
timber, s miles East of Colgmbia, on
public road. Emily CoDover.
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13

Mr.. Willis 10y, has sold his effects
at Genville and has removed to Colum-
bia. He has embarked in the grocery
business. his location being in the
Mill district. He is good citizen and
we trust that his business will prove
profitable.
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13

l have good box. four eye cook
stove for sale. See o T Thomas at
Lindsey Wilson. SOFT
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13
Gull Lumber for Sale.

$500 per hundred, at my mill in Co
lumbia. Elsey Young
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13
Wanted.

A white woman to cook at Lindsey
Wilson Training School. Good Sal
airy and iboard.
R. V. Bennett, Columbia, Ky.
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13
For Sale.

One good Jersey COW and one black
COW.
Mrs. L. E. Bradley,
49-tf Columbia, KY,
The Adair County news., 1920-10-13

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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Passing of Mrs. Bond

Many Outlook readers will be
sad to learn of the death Mrs. j.
L. Bond formerly of Corona, but
who resided before her demise,
at San Diego, Calf.
Last December Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond received the sad news of
the death of their son Leland.
who was killed in an engage
ment in France. The shock
seemed too great for the parents
to bear and they returned to San
Diego, thinking the change would
divert their minds from their
intense grief.
On the 9th of January, how
ever, Mrs. Bond was sliced with
Il severe illness which with the
best medical aid obtainable, she
died ON the following day, jan
uary 7. Mrs. Bond leaves a hus-
band, four sons and one daughter
to mourn her loss: Archie, Jesse,
Elwood of Ell Paso, and Mrs.
Gladys Kelley of San Diego.
Mrs. Bond had a host OF friends
in Lincoln county who will mourn
her loss and sympathize with the
bereaved family.
Beginning with Monday in re-
spouse to a request of a commit
tee composed of Rev. Douglas,
o. 2. Finley and d. S. Donald
son, the business houses in gen
eral closed their doors from 2:30
to $3.50 in the afternoon to allow
employees who were so disposed,
to attend the services, at which
Rev. Coale preached each after
noon during the week. The Epis-
copal Church held services at the
Methodist Church last Sunday
night and will again next San
day, unless other arrangements
are made. This the Episcopalians
did in Difference to the move
ment. DR.. Coale is a good speak
er and intensely interesting. MIR.
Brilliant, his choir director. is a
valuable help.mate for the Evan
gelist. The meetings will CON
tinue until Sunday night at which
time II will be determined as Ia
the ACCESSIBILITY of continuing the
meetings to a further date and il
so, the public will receive due
notice of the same.
County Sheriff Il. A. Duran.
accompanied by Ben Luian OF
the Sanitary Market, returned
from Las Vegas Tuesday, where
they journeyed the latter part OF
last week. The sheritf's mission
TO Las Vega was TO place in the
Institute Of the feeble minded,
DR. Flower of Carrizozo and
Stephen Raymond of Tinnie,
they being ordered conveyed t.
that place by Judge Mechem
during his official visit to oul
county seat last week. Mr..
Luian made the trip 10 visit hi.
sister, Miss Alicia, who resides
at Las Vegas.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

f. p. German of the circula-
tion department of the III Paso
Morning Times is spending the
major portion of the present
week here in the interest of his
paper.
Geo. Ellsworth of the Tits
worth Co. of Captain was a visi-
tor Saturday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

Last week Joe StrattOn took a
flying trip to FL Paso in order to
meet his old time friend and sec.
rotary, Ed Harmon. who now
has the agency for a fireless
cooker for bakery uses only. Ed
explained the virtues of his fire.
less apparatus to Joe and furnished
proof of the fact that he had in
stalled four ut the city of Fort
Worth and had a nice bunch of
orders for other places. After
the usual exchange of courtesies
the president and secretars
formulate dplans for 1920 for the
society of the B. N. of the Cry
stal Theatre. Fines were i'm
posed on some and strict rules
laid down for members who are
regular attendants. Ed will pay
his Carrizozo friends a visit in
the near future.
Mr.. VIM. Rely, who lately
severed his connection with the
Carrizozo Live Stock Commission
Co. has opened an office in the
old Trading Company building,
where he will conduct a regula-
ton stock commission business.
His office is already fitted up and
he is now ready for business.
We will now have two live stock
commission firms IN Carrizozo
the members of which will work
in harmony and engage in friend
ly, neighborly competition.
T. r. Wellband, the genial oil
boomer of Oscuro. was UP from
our neiRhboring town Tuesday
and in a general talk he informed
us that while 0scuro has nothing
in particular to report at the
present time, it is by no means
a sign that there is a lack of
activity at that place. There
are many projects under head
way when completed will furnish
good news for everybody in this
locality.
Reilly & Lujan have added some
new fixtures to the Sanitary
Market. A new counter Is feet
in length was installed this week
also a Toledo non.computing
scale adorns the meat counter OF
their place of business all OF
which gives the store an add.
tional appearance of n%eatness,
convenience and accuracy.
Mrs. Harry Norman and child.
rem, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Richard Miekle, arrived
Friday on No. 3 from Tucumcari.
Mrs. Meikle remained for a few
days visit but left for Tucum.
carl Wednesday of the present
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker re.
turned from III Paso Saturday
after spending the weekend with
friends at the border city.
While there. they took a circle
through old Juarez.
Ben Stimmel. Jr., who recently
hurried to Prescott, Washington.
on account Of the death Of hi
sis,er, Mrs. Painter, returned Il
Carrizozo Wednesday of thiI
week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Aguayo of Nogal on Jan. 6, a
boy tipping the beam at IL
pounds. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
P. G. Peters of the Captain
Mercantile Co. of Captain, N. M.
was over this week on business.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16
Notice

All Automobile owners must
register their machines for 1920
and obtain licenses with the Vii
lage Clerk. M. b PADEN, Clerk.
Little Frank Quincy has been
suffering from an attack of ton
silitis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
NATIONAL SPORTING
CLUB OPENS FRIDAY

The final program for the big pu-
gillistic carnival that Danny Burke
has arranged for the opening of the
National Sporting Club on Septem-
Iber II at the Fourth Regiment Ar
mory of Elizabeth has been COM
Ipleted. No less than forty rounds Of
boxing top the bill. Promoter Burke
according TO the looks of the pro-
gram has rounded out a corking
good nights bill for the fistic fans.
Clay Turner, the crack Indian
boxer will tackle Rudy Martens.
the big French heavyweight in one
of the big events. Charley Beecher,
the much touted featherweight who
is running Johnny Kilbane a close
race for the class honors will face
Jack Tracey in one of the other ten
FOUNDERS.
In the two ten round bouts proceed
ing the above events, will bring to-
.gether frankie Edwars versus
frankie Farmer and Sammy Seager
versus Larry Regan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
Y. N. c.. A. GYMNASIUM AGAIN
OPEN FOR ACTIVE SEASON

The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium is
again open for business" after hav-
ing been closed for three days to al
low a general overhauling Of the
floor and apparatus. Although
classes will not start according 10
schedule until October /, "drop-in'
classes will be held commencing
September is, for those who wish to
secure some exercise.
The basketball, volley ball. indoor
baseball an dhandball courts have
been laid out again and fresh lines
painted on the floor in black and
white. All of the apparatus has
been gone rel and repaired, the
metal work being painted and old
ropes discarded for new. All of
the chest weight machines have
been put into working order and
new basketball goals purchased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13

RUTGERS NOW HAS PLENTY
OF FOOTBALL MATERIAL

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 10. -
With the first week Of practice over,
Coach George Foster Sanford has
had the first opportunity TO get a
line on the material available for
this years Rutgers College football
team. and, despite the loss Of several
of last years stars. he is much
pleased with the prospect.
Thirty five men are working out
at present, and il is expected to in
crease this squad TO sixty men when
college opens.
Last year Rutgers had one of the
strongest second teams in the East,
against which the varsity had 10
struggle daily. This was an i'm
portant factor In the development of
the latter. but II has importance this
year also since 1t means that the
last year material is Of ~top-notch
quality. and the second string men
have indicated by their work this
week that they are ready TO take
the places OF the missing stars.
One end position. one at guard,
quarterback and fullback are the only
positions to be filed. but the early
workouts indicate that there will be
little difficulty in getting suitable
men. Maloney. a former Yale man.
has proven himself a c~rackerjack
field general. and Meistre1. former
Erasmus Hall star, will give him a
close for quarterback.
Duff and Slyker, substitute line
men last year, are showing class in
competition for the empty position
at guard left by the departure OF Gar
rett, and Marvin Riley, a freshman.
Is filling French's place at fullback
so ably that the 1918 star may not
be missed. The end position is still
unsettled, but there are numerous
candidates for the place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
Ella, Petition For Divorce.

Mrs. Julia vancak. of I'll Cort-
IanSt street. has fled a petition for
absolute divorce from her husband
John Vancak. The petition has been
filed through the office of Attorney
George Kemeny. MI. and Mrs. Vancak
were married in Trenton in 1918 and
lived together until 1917 when
Vancak deserted his wife. Mrs.
Vancak requests in the petition that
she be permitted to resume her
maiden name and given the child
rem. Irene, three, and Michael, six
years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
AMBOYS EASILY
BEAT F|SHK|LLS
New York Team Gets Three
Run Lead in First Inning,
But Soon is 0vertaken.

Overcoming a three run lead rung
up the Fishkills of New York in the
first inning, Joe Mullen's Perth AM
boy diamond representatives added
another victory to their string on
the Raritan Copper works field by a
score of 1875. Twenty-four hits
were collected by the Amboy batters,
while Apologize held the visitors TO
eight hits well scattered except in
the first stanza.
After the first inning the result
of the game was never in doubt, but
the Amboy players continued TO send
counters across the platter to make
the victory complete. The batting
Of Regain and Larson for Amboy was
the feature Of the game The Am
boy first baseman laced out five hits
in six trips to the plate. while Larson,
who did the backstop work, landed
N the offerings of the opposing
twirlers for five clean hits in as
many trips to the plate.
Five circuit clouts were belted out
in this contest. two of this number
were sen over the fence. Romer,
Egan. Regan and Apologize pulled
the Babe Ruth" stunt for the home
team, while Lowe kissed the ball for
a four base clout off Apologize.
Applegate's homer went over the
fence with three on, while loves
clout went yer the fence with one
man on the bags.
All of the Amboy batters laced out
at least one hit, Larson and Regain
contributed five each, Egan and
RomeT were credited with three
each, Apologize. Burke and Loeser
received two apiece, while 500 and
Stinson connected for one safety
each.
Jordan started on the mound for
the visitors but the Amboy guns
warmed his shower early and Nc
Auliffe was sent to the rescue only
Gaugh was on the receiving end for
the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
WINS
FROM HOWE NINE
N. Brunswick Rubber Work
ers Shut Out, 100, in Un-
interesting Game
By special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
HELMETTA Sept 13-The Howe
Rubber nine of New Brunswick have
given a coat of whitewash yesterday
by the Helmetta team on Hoffman's
field in a game devoid of much in
terest.
Helmetta scored their first run in
the initial inning, when Plat came
home on singles by A. Smith and
Perrine. Again in the second and
fifth innings Helmetta scored hve
run son three hits. Several times
Howe threatened to score, but air.
tight playing of the home team cut
their efforts off. Perrine, Plat and
A. Smith excelled for the winners.
while for Howe Vanderveer secured
half of the four hits. Latkanic play
I'd a good fielding game and relieved
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13

Ten per cent of all the profits
from the exhibition of The Skyway-
man." 1t. Ormer Locklear's last pic
ture, a William Fox production
which is to be shown at the Cres-
cent theatre beginning today is TO
be given to the families of Locklear
and his pilot, Ii. Milton Elliott, by
Fox Film Corporation
A crusader for science, 1t. Lock-
lear has appealed TO the magma
ton as no other airman has done.
He will live in history as the first
flyer 10 go from one airplane 10 an
other in mid-air-a feat which hrst
thrilled the world and thea opened
the eyes of scientists and experts tc
the new possibilities of aircraft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
MiHtown Tiremen Again Win
Game From Powder Workers

The Dupont Powder company base
ball teams aspirations for the Mid
dlesex County Industrial champion
ship was given q severe setback on
Saturday afternoon when they were
defeated by tine Michelins Of Mill
town by a o Of 9-3. Borlund was
on the mound for the winning team,
and allowed the Powder workers i've
hits. while Eickelberger and Stevens
were touched for thirteen clouts.
Dupont went into the lead early
in the game. and Eickelberger ap-
peared TO be going strong, but as
in the Copper works game of a few
weeks ago, n inning sufhced to
bring the bacon to the tiremakers.
Although Dupont cannot be con-
sidered out OF the race. If the Powder
workers defeat the Copper works,
and the Copper workers hand a lac
ing to the tire makers, q three orner
ed tie for the honors will result.
The box score:
Michelin.
alb. T. h. D. o. a e.
Kohlherr. IF 80 0 o o 0 o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
SAINTS WIN At
SAYREv|LLE' SO
Local Team Defeats Stars in
Game Played at Sayreville
Yesterday Afternoon.

Eight runs in the eighth inning of
yesterdays game with the Sayre-
Vile All Stars suficed to bring VIC
o to the camp of the st. Anthony
Baseball Club of this city on the
S~ayreville diamond. Young, the st.
Anthony southpaw, twirled a won
derful brand of ball for the Amboy
contingent, his offerings baffled
the home crew after the first STAN
"a Gallagher started for the home
clan and although touched freely
throughout the contest, he went to
the sky in the eighth stanza. Shaft
hacker, who succeeded him, also
went skyward after pitching to two
batters, and Weycheck, the last of
the teams moundsmen, also Sc
cured his bumps during the remain
der Of the game.
The box core:
Saints
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
HAVE
DIG DAY; WIN TWO
RoessIer & HassIacher Team
Defeats NorWeIIs - Com
bined Chemists VS.. ROW.

The Roessler e. Hasslacher
hemicai Company team and Chemic-
al Stars were successful in the double
header staged on the Raritan Copper
works field Saturday afternoon, the
r. & II. nine defeating the Norwell
Chemical representatives from Fords
by a score Of Al. while the Chemical
Stars defeated the Raritan Copper
works by a score of I'll.
First Game Hard Taught.
In the first game George Fuller
ton opposed Gloff on the pitching
mound, and although both mounds.
men were In good form, the r. & II.
pitcher had the better of the duel.
The team from Fords secured five
hits, eleven of their men whitfield the
breeze and only one walked, while
Gloff famed six men and walked i've,
the winning team securing seven
hits. The Mazurik brothers featured
at the bat for the winning team.
while Milchick's playing in the
center pasture for the Fords outfit
was the shining light of the game.
Second Game Undressing.
Although the Copper workers
started strong by scoring once IN the
first session in the second contest,
they were not successful in scoring
after that, and rallies by the Stars
in the fourth and fifth Melted them
seven runs and the game. Hornsby
was driven from the round in the
fifth inning and 500 replaced him.
During the four innings he pitched
(none out in the fifth) he allowed
eight hits, only two being collected
off 500 in the remaining innings.
Jeron was touched for two hits IN
the first inning, and three for the
remainder OF the game.
Larson, Milchick and Pfeiffer
featured with the stick for the win
ners, while Egan led the Copper
works suckers. Stinson, Gargan and
Van Glider were out of the Ingots
lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
MORGANS ANNEX
CLOSE GAME, 81
Polish Giants Prove to be
Strong Combination in
Game With South Amhoy
By speclal Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 13:-The
Morgan A. G. came out on top yes
terday in their contest against the
Polish Giants of South River. This
was one of the hardest games of
the season for the locals. Morgan
was the first to score. getting two
runs in the first inning. The locals
were somewhat handicapped by the
absence of their regular third base
man. "Pewee" Pierson, the star
right fielder, did himself proud on
that bag, however. One of the fea-
lures of the game was the way that
Let's played his position in left
field, catching seven flies without an
error
The core:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13

In the story Lockiear plays thu
part of a member of the Lafayc-t<
Escadrille who loses his memory a
the result of a crash in France, and
TIM, on his return Il America, falls
to recognize his old friends His
plight leads him into a series Of adj
ventures which call forth all htz
aeronautic skill.
A race with an express train,
collision with a church steeple and
a dozen other daring exploits are
brought out with startling realism.
There are some 'close-ups" OF Lock
lear taken thousands of feet above
the earth.
The story Of "The SkywaymaE'
was written by Julius O.. Furthman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
Aouehongas Defeat RossyiIIe

In an interesting benefit game
played on the Tottenville oval Sat
urday afternoon the Aquehongas
baseball team scored a 81 victory
over the representative Rossville
contingent. Hollawell and LaForge
were in the points for the winning
team, while Gowlesen and Flick
comprised the Rossville battery. A
large crowd attended the game, the
receipts of which went to the Aque-
honga building fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
A. c. SCORES
ANOTHER WIN
Kearney Team Proves Easy
Picking for TottenvilIe
Crew, Score 8 to O.

The Kearney baseball team
proved easy pickings" for. the rep
resentative T~ottenville baseball
team at the Tottenville oval yester-
day afternoon, Charley Hilker's
outfit winning by a cor of SO.
Romer. the Tottenville mainstay,
allowed only three hits. while four
teen of the Kearney batters knock
ed the breeze out OF the ball yard.
The home club secured six hits of
Sauer but four errors by the Kear-
ney team aided materially in the
scoring.
The contest was interesting until
the fourth inning, after that the
home team scored at will. A. Knott
secured the longest hit of the game,
a three-base clout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
SO. AMBOY PENNSYLVANIA
TEAM NOW IN FOURTH PLACE

As a result of a victory Friday at
Trenton over the New York Signal
Department baseball team, the
South Amboy nine now holds fourth
place in the New Jersey Pennsylva-
mia Railroad League. There are
eight teams in the league. The game
at Trenton was won. 81, through
the excellent pitching of Gominger
and the fine support OF the entire
team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimplea

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-13
Unaishaiy Dh6Gu-stSns Ten OF
Impure Bioo1.

Don't close your eyes TO the
warning which nature gives, when
unsightly pimpies appear on your
face and other parts of the body.
If you are afflicted with any
form of skin disease do not expect
TO be cured by lotions. o~inrnentss