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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Guild 10 Have supper.

The Westminster Guild of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
a get-together supper in the chapel
tonight at $3.50 This is the first
meeting of the season n a deli
cious supper has been prepared for
The members and invited guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Wed in Newark

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Michael A. Kou-
troufines. of Smith street. and Miss
Helen Mavrodopoulou. who recently
arrived here from Constantinople.
The marriage took place in Newark
September 10 and the couple are
now residing in Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27

The feast Of Succoth Is being OBJ
served in the various synagogues
by Hebrews throughout the world
today with special services. At both
the Temple of Beth Mordecai and
Shaary Tfloh. many members of the
congregations were in attendance
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
ADS.


LOST-BIue Silk Beg containing money
and croeheting at Chautauqua Saturday
night. Reward. Return to 227 Brigh-
ton Ave.
AUTOMOBILE Tire and wheel found.
Call Mr.. Hopta. Avenel. y. -.
GIRL for general homework. good home.
good wages for right party. 10 Lincoln
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EXPERIENCED Butcher wanted; extra
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News.
EXPERIENCED statesmen wanted TO
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Announce

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cheshire,
of First street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Ruth
Whitson, to Albert Vernon Horton,
of Roslyn, l.. /. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Give Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kreielshei-
mer. of State street. gave a dinner
party in honor of their guest, Miss
Betty Mann, of Chicago. last night.
About thirty people were present and
a delicious dinner was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Card Party Tonight.

A benefit card party under the
auspices of the Rosary Society will
be held in Saint Mary's hall in Gen.
ter street tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Xxi 7. Frank Appleby

paid for by E. A. Sexsmith,
Campaign Manager.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-27
Tuesday, September %
Is PRIMARY DAY

The Republicans of the Third
District will nominate their
candidate for Congress on that
day.
If YOU want to nominate i.
Frank Appleby don't fall TO
cast your vote for him IN tne
Primaries.
He stands four square for the
principles of Harding and Cool
idge. Favors a bonus to former
service men who were either IN
eapaeitated or disabled IN the
World War. Has pledged nm
self to uphold the 18th amend
mcnt. Has always been an ar
dent Supporter of equal suffrage
Mark Your Ballots thus
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-02
N. W. DUNTON, Clerk

The above and foregoing present
ments received and read in open
Court. Let the same be filed and
published as recommended. This
March 18th, 1920.
D. w. BLAIR
Judge Superior Court.
Filed in Office and recorded March
18th, 1920. J. E. DOBBS
Clerk Superior Court.
Georgia, Cobb County
Office of Clerk Superior Court
of said County
I, j. E. Dobbs, Clerk Superior
Court in and for said County, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true, correct and COM
plete copy of the Grand Jury Pre-
sentiments for the March Term, 1920
as appears on file and record lin this
Office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court, this March 18th, 1920.
]. E. DOBBBS,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb
County, Ga.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-02
Special Taxes.

Special Taxes.
Special taxes collected by me since
last report:
c. F Mullins, J. Jitney at Roswell,
$500; O.E.Pickens, Auto Dealer at
Smyrna, $500; Hembree Johnson
Garage Roswell, $500; W.W.John-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-02

We recommend that these present
ments be published in the two Mari
eta papers and the Four County
Post at Acworth and that the fee be
equally divided between the three
papers.
R. A. HILL, Foreman
N. W. DUNTON, Clerk
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
FOOTBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED TODAY

Local.
Catholic University VS.. Maryland, Ameri.
can League Park. 3 O'Clock.
Gallaudet vs.. Randclph-Macon, Kendall
Green. 5 O'Clock.
South Atlantic.
Georgetown VS.. Navy, Annapolis, ? O'Clock.
S.M. l.. at North Carolina. 3.
william and Mary at North Carolina State.
Virginia Polly at Richmond College.
Georgia at Virginia.
Western Maryland vs.. St. Johns at Home
wood Field. Baltimore.
East.
George Washing ton at West Virginia, wes-
leyan.
Washington and Lee VI. West Virginia.
at Charleston.
Princeton at Harvard.
Brown at Yale.
Johns Hopkins at Haverford.
Bucknail at Lafayette.
Muhlenberg at Lehigh.
Pitt at Pehnsylvania.
Nebraska at Penn State.
Washing ton and Jefferson at Syracuse.
Delaware at Stevens.
Amherst at Wesleyan.
Bowdoin at Maine.
Swarthmore at Columbia.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth, Polo Grounds, New
York
South.
Alabama vs. Vanderbilt, at Birmingham.
Birmingham Southern at Auburn.
South Carolina at Davidson.
ogletLorpe at Furman.
Clemson at Georgia Tech.
Mississippi at Mississippi Aggies.
Elon at Wake Forest.
Tulane at Florida.
Louisiana VS.. Arkansas, at Shreveport.
West and Middle West.
nlirois at Chicago.
Creighton VS.. Iowa State at Omaha.
Centre VS.. De Pauw, at India napolis.
Tufts at Detroit.
Northwestern at Iowa.
Wisconsin ut Minnesota.
Kansas Agyiss Mt Missouri.
Purdue at Notre Dame.
Michigan at Ohio State.
Kansas at Oklahoma.
North Dakota at South Dakota.
Washing ton State at California.
Occidental at California Tech.
Utah at Colorado.
Montana at Whitman
Montana Wesleyan vs.. Montana Mines, at
Helena.
Utah Aggies at Nevada.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
VIRGINIA BATTLES
u" OF GEORGIA TODAY

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Nov. s..
-Scrimmages Wednesday and
Thursday with the scrubs and a
light signal drill today put the nm
ishing touches on the University Of
Virginia eleven for its annual game
with Georgia here on Lambeth
Field Saturday. The Virginians are
in excellent physical condition and
are at the height OF their game.
The count stands three to one in
favor of the Virginians for the
games played since 1918. The Vir-
ginians won in 1913, 1914 and 1915,
the Georgians were victorious In
1916. No games were played in 1917
and 1918 and the game last year
resulted in a tie.
The indications are that the Vir-
Einians will make frequent use OF
open formation play and forward
passes in the game tomorrow. The
Virginians have seemingly mastered
this offense and it is expected to
be effective against Georgia.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06

ROPER,S PUPILS READY
FOR HARVARD CLASH
Coaches Spring Surprise When They Shelve
Raymond for Stimson- -Murrey Sure
to Get In Game.
to Get In Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. s.-ton
Board the Princeton Football spe-
cial en- route for cambridge) Now
that Harvard Is at hand change
has come over the old Nassau
team. An air Of quiet determine
ton prevails In the two special
cars. The men are not confident; I;
they fully realize that they have TO
face one of the greatest of ali Har-
ward teams. Not confidence. but the
knowledge that great effort will be
required and a deep determination
to put forth that effort. There is
no sign Of tenseness, the men are
loliin~ hack in their chairs reading
and telling stories.
Hack" McGraw, captain Of last
years varsity. is telling a story of
another Harvard game at Bill
Ropers expense; a wave of free
hearty laughter follows. Princeton
is far from overconfident but she
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06

isn't conceding defeat yet The
Tigers are aroused and ready, that's
all
After a rousing send-off Thursday
night by the undergraduate body the
team went TO New York. spending
the night at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Special Pullmans were waiting for
them on the Colonial Express and as
this is being written we are nearing
Providence.
There is quite a crowd on the two
specials besides the varsity. In the
center of everything is big Bill"
Edwards, 1900. rsdiating smiles from
every square inch of his body. and
that believe us. is some smile. on
there in the corner mat" Poe. 1897,
who came into fame again with his
scrappy Omealettes and Puffy" Beg
Ter, are comparing notes. McGraw,
Trimble and Strubing Of last years
team. are fighting IL out again
Capt. Callahan has q far-away look.
one gets the impression that he is
just waiting for a shot at his brother
next week
Roper sprung a surprise when he
announced the Orange and Black
line-up. The shelving of -Shad-
DAVIS for Legendre was expected but
the Punishment Of Raymond In favor
OF stimson was totally unexpected
4 Both DAVIS and Raymond are sure
\ TO get into the game later. The
rest of the team is the same as
faced the Navy. The return Of Don"
Lourie. the brilliant little general
of the Tigers. means a lot to the
?; team Just TO hear his voice call
ing signals puts the Bengals. on
their mettle.
Murrey is sure 70 get a call IL
there is chance to drop-kick. and
Witimer. Cleaves and Thompson are
in reserve in case anything goes
wrong with the frst-string backs
Coach Roper refused 10 make any
comment on the outcome OF the
game beyond the statement that
princeton is ready for a real fight"
Old Nassau will face the Crimson
as follows: Legendre. left END t;
Keck. left tackle; McMannon. left
guard: Callahan. center: Dickinson.
right guard: Hooper. right tackle:
Stimson. right end: Lourie. quarter
back; Garrity. left halfback: GIL
roy. right halfoack; Scheerer, full
/ back.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06

the heaviest athlete in either back
field. while Mckee, Navy halfback.
is the lightest, weighing only 160
pounds.
Georgetown spirit Is raised to the
highest pitch over today's struggle.
The student body hocked onto the
Hilltop field yesterday and cheered
the men at practice. Last night
there was a big rally at the Law
School, at which the members of
the team and Coach Exendine were
informed that I'VE are with you to a
man." Practically the entire student
body will journey to Annapolis for
the contest and Georgetown's root
ers can be expected to hold their
own with the Navy supporters, as
far as their inferior numbers will
permit.
Veteran Cruise Ont.
night were to the effect that Keoh-
would make UP the Navy backfield
in starting the game, Noyes and
Barchet, light but fast plebes, are
likely to get a chance before the
game is over. while Cruise, a regular
for two seasons, is not in condition
to play.
The team is reported to be in
prime condition and ready for a
grueling battle. That's the kind of
battle it's going to have.
Navy men are putting much faith
in their superior reserve material,
a department in which they un-
doubtedly have the edge over the
HilltODDRrS With I.aarv out v-it n
injuries, Exendine is robbed of his
best second-string back. Jimmy
Sullivan will be ready to step in
in an emergency, but the loss of
Flavin, Malley or Ward would be
a serious blow.
Navy is banking on her superior
line. 1t ought to outplay the Hill
toppers. they claim. But others
that ought to have done the same
thing have failed. The question is
Will It?
Well tell you the answer this
evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
Peerless to Play Mets.

The Peerless Athletic Club will
meet the Metropolitan Athletic Club
in a game at the Rosedale play
grounds. Seventeenth and Rosedale
streets northeast, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. The. game will
mark the first in three weeks for
the Peerless aggregation, which has
been practicing hard for the scrap
during the lay-of. Peerless play
ers are asked to report at Eighth
and L streets northeast at IL a. m.
tomorrow for signal drill
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
TECH AND CENTRAL TO STAGE
BATTLEA AT A. L. PARK NOV. "a

ners' stubborn line blocked every
charge. There was little to choose
between the teams in the first three
quarters. but the Maryland men
took a decided advantage In the
last frame. Blocking q punt on
Techs 20-yard line gave the win
ners their chance for the final
marker. Tech resorted to the for
ward pass for their first down.
McQuade, Wardwell and Young
played the big game for the win
ners. while E. Pugh starred for
Tech. Maryland was forced to play
without the services of Quarter
back Conklin. who was injured in
a game last week.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
HATCHETTTES BATTLE
SOUIHERNERS TO-DAY

Coach Bryan Morse and his
Hatchetite team departed last night
for Buckhannon to meet the heavy
West Virginia Wesleyan eleven this
afternoon.
The local eleven holds out no hope
of doing better than holding the
Methodists to a small score. Their
strength was further reduced when
Coach Morse found IL necessary tc
leave three OF his backfield stars al
home. They are McAllister. Kay
and Vidmer.
The Hatchetites will take the
field as follows: ]. Loehler and
Hume. ends; Sandys and Hawley
tackles; whyte and Gronna, guards;
Nilsson, center; Richmond. quarter
back: Manson and Walter, haIfback;
Daley. fullback.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
HILLTOPPERS BATTLE
/. HEAVY MIDDIES TODAY
Back6eld Speed VS.. Brawn in Line to Feature
Clash-Reserve Talent May Swing
Tide of Game

Georgetown and Navy players VIII
take the held this afternoon at Annapo-
lis as follows:
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
Yankee Tossers Work Out.

Manager Schaffer. of the Congress
Heights Yankees, put his charges
through a stiff practice and signal
drill in preparation for their first
game on Thanksgiving night
The Yankees are now out to I'LL
up their schedule. and all commu-
nications should be sent to 500
Fourteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06

Tech and Central will settle their
gridiron differences at American
League Park Wednesday, November
"a, 1t was decided yesterday by a
committee OF faculty advisers from
/ western. Eastern and Business high
schools.
| The clash, which promises to be
F., the championship game of the high
school league, was not definitely
, placed when the schedule was made
/ and upon the petition Of Tech Of
> ficials the game was transferred
from the stadium. where it has
been played for the last three years.
, Tech insisted the game be played
on neutral grounds and Central left
the decision to league officials.
Unless Western throws q monkey
wrench in the dope machine this
meeting ought to provide the title
scrap and large seating accommoda-
tions will be necessary, eliminating
other city grounds than the stadium
or the American League Park where
the game will be played. 1t Is also
probable that the Western-Centrai
game, to be played the week be-
fore the Tech contest, will be
played at American League Park,
although no decision has been made
by oficials.
Tech fell before the superior at
tack of University of Maryland
freshmen. 10 to 0. in a hard~fought
gridiron game at College Park yes
terday afternoon.
The university eleven won the
game in the first period when Ward
well, premier booter of the freshmen.
kicked field goal from the 25-yard
line. McQuade put, the scrap on
Ice in the last quarter ON q plunge
on tackle for touchdown. Ward
well adding the goal point
Both teams put up strong de-
fensive games, with the State elev-
Zen having the edge. Coach Apples
men fought determinediy to repeat
last season's victory, but the win
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
By JACK NYE.

The ages old argument OF the I'M
movable object and the irresistible
force crops out again this afternoon
when the Blue and Gray eleven from
Georgetown, unbeaten 20 far In the
1920 campaign. clashes with the
husky Navy eleven at Annapolis.
There's q lot of speculation going
the rounds as to just what will hap
pen when that flying Hilltop back
field collides with the Middies
rugged line.
II anybody In these parts knows
the answer before hand. let him
speak out or forever hold his peace.
8snington Is going to send a
large delegation over to Annapolis
Just to ind out.
After much discussion of the two
elevens. the general opinion, when
boiled down and reduced to the few
est number OF words. Is as follows:
Georgetown has more speed and
punch In the backfield. while the
Navy Is expected to show a slight
edge IN the line.
Hilltop Has Fighting Line.
That's the way the dopesters fg-
ure IL, but advance dope hasn't been
worth the paper 1t Is written on this
season Each week sees some of the
wise ones pet theories and ideas
Knocked galley west.
On the Hilltop, where the weeks
practice was brought to an end yes
fsrday before a cheering body of
Students. they won't concede that
the Navy line is going to be a whit
stronger than Exendine's. II you
ask the reason, they'll point to the
North Carolina and West Virginia
Wesleyan games. In those battles
the Hilltoppers. thought outweighed.
aad a distinct edge over their oppo-
asnts- But none Of the lines that
has yet been met has had the power
OF that Navy aggregation. It Is
conceded to be one of the best in the
business. 1t outplayed Princeton
and is composed Of rough and ready
customers. There's going to be some
battle In that department.
Even at Annapolis they concede
superior speed to the Hilltop back
osid- Flavin, Ward. Leighty and
Nalley make up a powerful COM
oination that has been unstoppable
50 far. They intend to continue
thetr pace tomorrow, though they
are going to meet the stronees,
NFHSSAeAOA VI INC ScdSOu. II Lney
are stopped the Middies can boast
OF brilliant defense.
Navy Has More Weight.
As far as weight goes, Folwelrs
men will have a slight edge, their
team average being 1T pounds as
compared to ITO for the HILL
toppers. Most of the Navy pound
age can be found from tackle To
tackle, where they carry an aver
age weight of 1se. Georgetown's
bulk between the tackles Is more
than ten pounds less to the man
III being their average. And IT Is
upon this superior forward brawr
hat the Midshipmen are countins
20 turn the tide.
Not only Is the Hilltop back
held faster, but in that depart
ment the Blue and Gray men carry
their only advantage in weight
Exedine's quartet of offensive stars
Rave the fair average of Is,
pounds, while the Middies carry
Tour pounds less to the person.
Hap Ward, with his 17s pounds, Is
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
Tech "Limiteds" Win.

Tech "Limiteds" counted a 7-to-o
victory over the Army and Navy
Prep Reserves yesterday afternoon
on the Monument lot. Tech en-
ployed the forward pass to meet
the weight of the opposition and
one of these passes in the first quar-
ter was good for a touchdown. The
game was clean and hard-fought
throughout.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
Princeton and Harvard.

Two strong lines and two OF the
greatest backfields in the game will
meet at the Stadium this Saturday
afternoon, when Bill Roper sends his
Tigers after Coach Fishers big
Crimson machine.
Harvard, Princeton and Yale all
are above normal power this sea-
son. with the promise of three great
battles ahead, and not the least will
be the opening soiree between Har-
ward and Princeton. where by early
November's gently waited dusk one
more hitherto unbeaten eleven will
be added to the list Of Broken Bios
SONS.
The Two BnckneIds.
No two stronger backfields will
meet this season than the ball run
ners who hook up at the Stadium.
Neither eleven may have a George
CHM or a 'Bo" McMillin: but for
all-round power, for the mixture
of both quality and quantity. the
attack on each side should bring
about an afternoon of thrills.
On the one side you have Lourie,
Gilroy, Charity, Scheerer. Murrey
and Cleaves working for Princeton.
On the other side you have Hor-
ween, Owens. Churchill and Hum
phries rushing the ball for Harvard.
Princeton here has just a shade
on speed and general alertness-
Harvard has a larger shade on
sheer physical power.
The Princeton lire will get a
harder pounding than the Harvard
line gets, and the showdown will
come in the second half of the last
two periods.
One or two eIevens have given
Harvard an even fight for the first
two periods. But no eleven yet has
been able to stand up>Snder the ter
rife Crimson hammering for the full
limit.
These Harvard backs. heavy and
strong. come in fast and hard, and
with a big line to help put on pres
sure the opposing defense must be in
shape to absorb a world of punish
ment IL 1t hopes to hold out.
Princetan's Chance.
Bill Roper has one of his best
elevens In the field this season, but
he Is also meeting one of Harvard's s
best teams, the best Harvard team
since the reign of Mahan.
Princeton isn't going to get very
far through the Harvard line. But
with a good overhead attack there is
always the chance to open up the
defense, and with the general speed
of the Tiger backfield to count on
the Harvard defense isn't going to
spend any quiet, listless afternoon.
The Harvard ends will have all the
work ahead they eau hope to carry.
ANY combine tion that has Lourie,
Charity and Gilrow is always dan
gerous.and especially so II affairs
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
Southern-Mercury Game Tomorrow

The Southerns will hook up with
the Mercury Juniors in a football
game Sunday. Capt. Garnet has
been working his squad hard dur
ing the past week and expects the
Southerns to cop a victory.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
MohaMks PLAY Tomorrow.

The Terminal eleven and Mohawk
Athletic Club will hook up tomor-
row on the Monument lot at 1890
p m. Each team has been going
good and a hard-fought game is ex-
pected.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-06
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break correctly. which is quite a part
Of modern football.
II they don't break for you in this
modern, forward passing game, you
are up against 1t.
Harvard has TO depend less upon
right breaks than Princeton, mas
much as Harvard Is assured of a lot
Of well gained ground by the sheer
power of her attack. bereft of any
frills or furbelows.
ICopyright, 1870, New York Tribune, Inc.D
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-16
H|NKLE GOES TO CH|CACO
MEETING STATE SECRETARIES
Will Consider Uniformity Blue Sky
and Automobile Legislation in
United States.

For the past week secretary of
state j. Grant Hinkle has been acting
governor of the state. After attend
ing two state meetings in Spokane the
first of the week Governor Louis F.
Hart left the state for parts unknown
in Olympia in order to get much
needed rest prior to the session of the
legislature the first of the year.
II Governor Hart is not back in
the state when Mr.. Hinkle leaves Mon
day for Chicago the title Of acting
governor will automatically fall to
State Treasurer W. w. Sherman.
Secretary Hinkle left yesterday
for Chicago to attend a special con-
ference on November 22 and 23 of tho
secretaries Of state of the states N
the Union; with reference to tho
matter of uniformity in the blue sky
laws and automobile legislation
thro ghout the United States. AL
though Washington has no blue sky
law secretary Hinkle says that he
expectes to obtain all available infOr.
nation on the subject from state
where such laws are now operating
and have it ready at the disposal Of
the lawmakers in the event the pas
sage of such legislation comes before
the coming session.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-16
RAILROAD CROSSING
GRANTED IN PULLMAN
WITH NOTIFICATIONS

A decision was rendered Monday in
the case of the city of Pullman, which
filed application some time ago for
permisson to cross the O.-W. r. & n,
and Northern Pacific railway tracks
in the city. These crossings were
wanted by the city for the purpose of
giving ingress and egress to the city
park.
The commission finds the applca-
tion covers dangerous crossings and
permits cannot be granted under
these circumstances, although the
commission did grant permission for
construction of crossing in the
vicinity of the park which will permit
the entrance to the park over the
O.-W. r. & N. tracks. The comission
divided the cost for construction be-
tween the city and the o. w. r. & N.
railway and ordered the Northern
Pacific to furnish cinders for the ap-
proach on either side Of the tracks.