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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
LOW GROSS SCORE
FOR 6S HOLES TO
DECIDE CHAMPION
Chain O. Lakes Course IN Fine
Condition for Champion
Ship Play.

The golfng fraternity OF the s..
Joeeph Valley Golf association will
gather at the Chain D Lakes course
next Saturday 20 compete for the
annual championship contests. Sat
urday will be given up 20 the quail
fcation round which viii be 81 hole
AFFAIR and may be played any time
during the day. There viii be 81
players 70 qualify. is 20 a class,
championship, A. B. and c. Then
on Monday CLa'bor day. the s. who
qualified will play IS holes IN the
morning and Is N the afternoon and
the grand total for the 60 holes Will
determine the final standings of each
player IN his respective class. The
drawings for the Monday pairingn
will be made Saturday evening. There
will be a prize for the best score
made IN the qualification round. prize
for first and second place in each
class and most likely individual
prizes TO tho four players OF the club
having the best team total
The St Joe Valley golf committee
Of which NJ P. Reed Is president and
F. z. Whitehall. secretary decided to
play out the tournament this year
IN the above manner IN order 10 com
plste the play by Monday evening.
Match play Is no doubt more salts
factory form Of play. but tournament
contests on Sundays have been Ia
booed at the club and the committee
was Obliged 10 arrange the events
20 meet these conditions. The clubs
who are members of the Valley as
ISOLATION and whose members are
eligible to compete, are, the Berrien
County Country Club. Christiana
Country Club. Mama Country Club.
Niles-BuchanAn Country Club and
the South Bend Country Club. St
Joe will send about 10 men, Misha
waka and ETkhart a like number,
Niles-Buchanan and South Bend
will enter about 30.
Past Champs Enter.
All the past valley champions,
Davidson. R b. Kelly and Sanders
will enter, with Franklin Morse
looming UP as the most dangerous
possibility. T Williams OF Mlsha-
waka and z. c. Campbell OF St Joe
are also championship timber and
will be up near the top at the finish.
South Bend Will have quite a list OF
candidates for championship hon
ors including Sanders, Whitehall,
Webster. Bennett. Horton. Hisey.
Beck, F'arabaugh WoolvertOn, Ell
dredge. ROstiser. COquillard, Q. Hoff-
man, Kavanagh. Campbell. DUNCAN
and Elmore. Then, there is quite
number OF local men who play from
90 to 10 who should give a good &C
count OF themselves in the other
classes
II. ". Eldredge, chairman o. the
grounds committee. has Verne Wells.
his greenskeeper, working an extra
shift OF men TO prepare the grounds
for the Valley tournament and right
Ct this time the fairways at Chain o
Lakes are as good as any golf course
IN America. With the exception OF
the 18th and 18th the greens are In
first class condition for this time Of
the year and poor scores certainly
can't be blamed on the course. The
fairways have all been moved and
they are all that golfer could ask.
Nature. supplemented by the hand Of
man, has fashioned Chain O. Lakes
into a fairyland Of beauty and in the
next few years should become one Of
the wonder golf courses Of the cOun-
try.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
YANKS ADVANCE ON
INDIANS AS BROWNS
GRAB THIRD PLACE
National League Race Re-
mains Unchanged as Lead
ers Spend Idle Day.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT.


NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-With the
exception Of the advance Of the St.
Louis Browns, the baseball front re-
NAMED unchanged Wednesday.
Lee FOhls men slipped up into a
tie with Washington for third place
in the American league race Tuesday
and passed them Wednesday. The
Yanks won while the Indians split
a twin bill and crept up three points.
St Louis had a chance for a double
advance but the Cards missed the
third place by splitting even with the
Pills while the Braves we're doing
tne same with the Reds Tuesday.
Both won their games Wednesday.
The Giants and the Pirates remain
one and q half games apart. Both
won the final game of the series
Tuesday
Third place in the National league
didn't change hands Wednesday but
the leaders remained in the same po-
sition as both the Pirates and the
Giants were idle.
Cleveland swung into action
against Detroit IN series tnat prom
ises no easy picking for the cham
pions. In IA games played this year
the Indians have won from the
Tigers.
The Yanks have Washington again
and unless the club suffers one Of its
chronic busts, Higgins has a chance
20 regain the lead.
Giants Show Fight
While the Giants have been get
ting good pitching during their streak
Of eight straight victories and while
the club has been hitting good. an
other factor in their recent success
has been apparent in the Chicago
series They are fighting.
Early in the season and until re-
Gently, a two run handicap meant
almos; a surrender 10y McGraw's
men. They lacked the winning spirit
shown by the Pirates and the Braves.
In the last two games, however. the
Giants have come from behind and
won out.
Pittsburg Is showing obvious signs
Of concern. Gibson is making almost
daily changes in his line up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
SAINTS pEFEAT INDIANS

ST. PAUL. Mimi Aug. 81. - ST.
Paul knocked Cavett from the box
i'm the fourth inning Wednesday,
winning 10 . after Indianapolis
had scored a run in the first inning
with three singles and a hit bats
man. Watson, pinch hitting for
Bartlett. hit a homer. Score.
indianapolis . 100 600 O1O-2 i
ST. Paul ...... 0O5 500 00x-5 1
Cavett. Bartlett. Stryker and Dix
on. Benton and Allen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
GRID MEN DRILL
BENEATH HOT sun
High School Candidates Rap
idly Rounding Into Cham
pionship Form.
By JOHN LICKEY.
Staff Correspondent.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 31.-The regu-
lar two hour drill for aspirants to
positions on the high school foot
ball team was held Wednesday. de-
spite the fact that a clustering sun
beat down on the perspiring men
all day Running down punts, pass
ing, receiving and lodging included
the exercise which the men when
through and at the end of the after
noon period all were we'll tired out.
The squad is rapidly rounding in
the pink upon the end of the pres
ent training period. Both Coach
Burnham and Rockne appear de-
lighted with the strides already mads
and feel confident that the team will
be one of the best turned out by
South Bend high school in many
years.
Chart Drills.
Chart drills have been added TO
the program and the men are quick
ly acquiring a firsthand knowledge
OF the many intricate and various
sides OF the more difficult plays
The fact that the men are also dis
playing a lighting spirit, a phase Of
the game which has been dwelt up
on emphatfcally by Rockne since
his arrival here, is another good in
dication toward hopes of develop
ing an all-star eleven which should
be one of the most serious contend,
ers for the state championship, the
goal of this years team
The backfield men have been de-
voting a great deal Of time to punt
ing and passing. and from the show
ings made by SabO and several Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
COLONIES SLAUGHTER MIHLERs

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug. al
After losing two straight games here
Louisville rallied today behind Tin
cups tight pitching, Knocked the
offerings Of four Miller hurlers 10 all
corners of the lot. winning Is 10 l.
Jay Kirke was hit in the mouth by a
pitched ball In the ninth. Score:
Louisville .....3O4 Dol 034-15 Is
Minneapolis g.. 900 600 100 u
lineup and Mayer; James, Ying-
ling, Schauer, George and Grabow-
sky
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
KENNETH WILLIAMS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-Here in St.
Louie, where the Browns fuss around
with baseball. they have a fyweight
in the heavy class.
One Kenneth Williams, game bust
er.
He's a midget in the hOrse-hide
realm, and, from appearances, one
would rather lay him down as a
champion bunter.
But he's got nasty habit. He
smacks the ball for four sacks right
when the opposition seems 10 have
the game sewed up.
So far this season he has pecked
out 90 homers and has caused 20
times that much grief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

NJ. Hey. and his cousin, Miss S. G..
Hey, and during the coming cham
pionship matches open house" will
be the order of the day at the Hey
home.
"Of course. we're proud of Bill"
said Miss Hey, the cousin. Were
proud of his success as a tennis
player, and we're proud of all the
cups and other honors that have
been accorded to him, not forgetting
by any means this little cup" and
Miss Hey held up the small silver
cup that the champion won 90 years
ago-his first tennis cup.
But we're more proud of him be-
cause he is the same Bill Tilden to-
day that he was 90 years ago. He's
as natural and as modest, with all
the honOrs that have been showered
upon him, as he was when he first
began playing tennis across the way
there" and Miss Hey pointed
through the open door to a vine
covered wall that surrounded the
grounds of the cricket club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

KANSAS CITY. Aug 31.-Kansas
City won the third game O. the series
from Columbus here Wednesday. Z
to s, in Is innings. Buffers hit with
the bases filled ended the game.
Goods home run in the eighth put
the locals ahead. but Pechous tied
the score again in the ninth. Score:
Columbus
O1O O2O OO1 O1O O-6 Il ,
Kansas City
O2O 600 20 O10 - Is :
Haid. Clark and Hartley; Carter,
Horstman, Bono and MCCarty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
Gets Record Homer
As Ym,ks Whale Senator!

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 New
York climbed to within a point OF
the league leadership by defeating
washington Wednesday, IT to 9.
The visitors hammered a trio OF To-
cal pitchers for p hits. including a
home run by Meusel into the center
field bleachers, the longest drive
ever registered in the park. Score:
New York. O2O O36 231-17 q
Washington III 0O1 500 IA ?
Collins, Quinn, Hoyt and Hoff-
man; Zachary, Schacht, Courtney
and Charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
WILLARD AND GARY
BOXER SIGNED FOR
LABOR DAY SCRAPS
Dutch Chandler to Meet Elk
hart Welter-Gibbons Ar
rives This Evening.

Clarence Willard. ElShart and
Dutch Chandler. Gary were signed
Yesterday TO meet I'm one az the 10
round preHminarIes 20 the Tommy
Gibbons-Dan ODowd go which viii
feature the big fis-ic program here
Labor day afternoon Tie willard
Chandler match rounds out the card
which viii call for 81 rounds OF mill
ing. three 10 round and one round
bouts being scheduled
Willard and Chandler are two az
the most promising weiterweiEhts in
Indiana and their match should be
corker Both are willing mixers
and the gloves should ly az a merry
clip during their stay within the
ropes.
The Elkhart man is very popula-
in these parts and has a host of adj
mirers who are anxious 30 see what
he can do against the steel city box
er. Chandler has done little of his
lighting about these parts recenfiv.
having just returned from an extend
ed trip through the south where he
disposed Of the best men In his class.
His victories include a number re
knockou-s and ne IS said 90 have q
punch In either hand.
Chambers Record Good.
Chandler holds wins over Goats
Doig and Navy RoStan, both OF whom
rank among the top-notchers in the
middle west. His reputation as a
hard hitter and his convincing recon-
are in themselves enough 10 warrant
no little concern in the Willard camp
and unless the Elkhart man is in
tip-top shape he viii find a tough
opponent Chandler Is said to be on
the Eddie Welsh type and Willard
should be able TO cope with his style
because of his meeting with Welsh
some few months ago
Admirers and friends OF Gibbons
viii turn out this evening 10 greet
him when he arrives from Chicago
on the 7:06 o'clock train. Tommy
viii be accompanied by his manager.
Eddie Kane. and Bud Taylor. the
young fash who Will stack up against
Jimmy Kelly in the 10 round semi
windup. a parade viii be held
through the down town streets.
Friday afternoon Tommy win 60
through his training PAGES in the
Springbrook ring His sparring part
ners will be Taylor and Willard
which will give him a good chance TO
display before the local fans the
speed and clever boxing ability which
he possesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
Home Rum Baker Back in
Lineup of Yankees Today

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Frank
Baker, who has been out OF the
game for a week, Will return to the
Yankee lineup Thursday. when the
New Workers return 10 the Polo
grounds. Babe Ruth was not seri-
ously injured when he turned his
ankle Tuesday and viii not be out
of the game at all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
MUD HENS WIN PAIR

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 31.-To-
.ledo took both games Of Wednesday
double header from Milwaukee, 3 10
4, ard ? 70 l. Bedient and Ayres
had the better OF Gearin and Barnes
in twirling duels. Bedtent allowed
but four hits n the opening games
Score:
First game)
Toledo ...... 900 600 3Oo-3 10 5
Milwaukee &C.. O01 600 O00-1 0
Bedient and SchauffeI. Gearin and
Sengstock.
(Second game)
Toledo ....... 600 0O1 O01-2 o
Milwaukee .... 100 600 0O0-1 >
Ayres and Schauffel: Barnes and
Clarke, Sengstock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
CARRIES EIGHT FILMS.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Aug. 81.
Charles Myton, a former pugilist
OF Yukon, Okla, was arrested here
Wednesday and charged with bring
ing 10 Oklahoma City the Dempsey
Carpenter fight film in violation OF
federal statutes He was released on
bond. 4 local theater has adver-
tsed that Il would show the hght
pictures. starting Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
PLAY FOR TITLE.

The Rum Village team Will meet
the Hilltop baseball team, for the
city championship for teams under
Is, Saturday at Leeper park.
Sunday they will meet the Thoma
Specials at Studebaker park. The
Rum Village team has PLAYED "A
games. Of which they have only lost
two.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
WINS RICH PURSE

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. Aug.
51-Benjamin Blocks Norwich. a
two-year-old colt. won the annual
race for the Hopeful stake on the
Saratoga track Wednesday. the final
day OF thu racing season. The win
ner took a purse OF $4,000. His
time was 1928 SIS for the six fur
longs course.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
HORNSBY STARS AS
CARDS MAUI PILLS
St. Louis Slugger Gets 200th
Hit and 10Th Homer of
Season in Game.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Aug. 81
ST. Louis hammered Winters and
Belts for % hits Wednesday and
won It's final game here Il TO 3.
Hornsby's double in the fifth was
his 2OOth hit OF the season and his
home run in the seventh was his
10th
Score:
St. Louis ... OBS 211 11O-12 IS
Philadelphia &C.. 100 404 900 5 10 8
Haines. North and Clemens. Ain
smith; Winters, Belts and Henhne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
SUZANNE RECOVERING

NEW YORK, Aug. s1.-Anle Su-
zanne Lenghn. the French tennis
champion. is slowly recovering from
her throat affection and has started
prscticlng for her exhibition matches
AT Glen Cove. L J.. IL was announced
wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
Perfect Support Enables
BraueS to Yin From Reds

BOSTON, Aug. 31.-Boston took
the Last game OF the Cincinnati Sc
ries, TO 1, Wednesday, Oeschger
holding the visitors TO six hits and
getting sensational support from
Ford, Barbara and Boeckel. Markie
pitched we'll for Cincinnati, but was
given wretched support.
Score:
Cincinnati ....... 100 600 0O0-1 6
Boston ... O3O 600 OOx-3 0
Markie and Wingo; Oeschger and
Gowdy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

the new candidates. this department
Of the game will be efficiently han
died. Sabo has been avera ging bet
ter than 80 yards on his punts and
his passing is both accurate and
snaed1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
American Horse Breeders Futurity Thre
Year Old Trot. Pure s. GO:
The Blue HnI. 2.O5 Trottlng, Purse
4

(Dodge) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
Sister Bertha, b. H. by Dillon
Axworthy (Serriln ........... 8
Mile Irwin. br. m, by Bingara
wv. r Fleming) ..-........... 2 8
tiOn Murphy .........e..-.4 ?
Bonnie Del, b. g. by Del Coro-
nado CIinds) ................. 4
Peter Coley and Baron Gigantic also
started
Time :o5sl 2.O4ss; 2.O3&
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

Atlanta. 0 Chattanooga, g.
Nashville. 3. Little Rock, .
Mobile-New Orleans fboth games OF.
raint.
Memphis. 3; Birmingham. 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

National League.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, /.
81, Louis. II; Philadelphia, 8.
No others scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01

American Association.
Yesterdays RESULTS
American League.

Yesterdays RESULTS
American League.
New York. IL: Washington, ..
Cleveland, 10; Detroit, 1 (1st game).
Cleveland, 3; Detroit, Z (2nd game).
Chicago, z; st. Louis, 8 (1st game).
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, 3 end game).
No others scheduled.
National League.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati, /.
81. Louis. II; Philadelphia, 5.
No others scheduled
American Association.
Toledo, 3; Milwaukee, L list game).
Toledo, p Milwaukee, 1 end game.
81. Paul, 8; indianapolis, 2.
Louisville, Is; Minneapolis, 1.
Kansas City q; Columbus (13 In
nings).
international League.
Jersey City, 4 F.; Syracuse, 8.
Reading, o; Buffa,O, s.
Other teams not scheduled 10 play.
GAMES TODAY
American League.
washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
National League
81. Louis at Pittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
2;oi Pace. Purse $1,000.

hoy Grattan, b. e, BY Grsttan
ROYAL Murphy .......... IL
Adico Guy, ch- b. by Guy Dillon
lLeeeef .-.s-...- ..-.....-...
If Edman) -. ,....-.....e..7 81
Direct c Burnett. b. &. BY Di-
rect Hal (Crozier) ............ 2 81
Edns Early. blk N. by the VOL
VERNE (ThomssI .,..-........ 5 81
Ethel Chimes and julia u Direct also
started
TfmAe -nslL o-na,h . .naA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
- :Os4; ? -osiA: 2;Os&.


Mary OConnor. b. NJ. by Barney
o'Conno- CHydel ........ 1
Great MARTINI ,............-.2 = 2
Fast lGeers} - -. -...l-p 8
Peter Henley, hr. c, BY Peter
the Great Murphy ......... S 3
Baby Doll, b. m. BY Stirling \
lw R FlemlnS) ....,.,..l,.. 4 4
Peter Kennedy also started
Time .O5js O6A. ? O6A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
.,1a rrot Pur.. ~ 100 /.

Grace Dawn. b. m BY wotan
CTobey) -...--.-........-...- ? 1
Marion Toddington, Oh m. By
Toddington (Crozter) . 81 . 2
Dudette. blk m, BY Etawah
(Geersl -. 8 g
Oscar Watts. D. z. by General
Watts HYDE ..-.....,.... 4 70
Almaek. B. \, by McLintock
rodney .-.-.............. Q s 70
Mr.. Hoover and Opera Express also
started
Time-2.Osls o:o75l 2-o7& 2-oe%.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-01
American Association
international Leagu,

Jersey City, 4 Syracuse, 8.
Reading, o.; Butfa,O. s.
Other teams not scheduled 70 play.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
$3.50, 900 IS PAID
ON GEORGIA ROADS
COUNTIES WHICH SHARED IN
FEDERAL DISBURSEMENTS.
TERRELL RECEIVED $4,000.

More than half million dollars
$3.50, All. IS to be exact-has been re-
ceived by the state of Georgia from
the federal aid fund during the
months of February and March. This
tsum goes to reimburse the state and
the various counties that have been
constructing modern roads as part
of the state highway system.
Announcement to this effect has just
been made by the state highway de-
partment which at the same time gave
/ out a statement in explanation OF the
method of handling federal aid refunds.
"Of the $550,477.35 received from
the federal government" says the de-
detrimental statement, the counties
| have been paid $52O,937.8O, while the
state has retained $25,539.65 to cover
| the cost of engineering as provided by
the state highway law.
"The counties participating in the
federal aid refund for the months OF
February and March are: Baker,
Brooks, Terrell, Chatham, Cherokee,
Chattooga, Cobb, Cook, Dade, Deca-
tur, DoOly, Dougherty, Douglas, Ear
Ily Ebert, Emanuel, Evans, Floyd,
Franklin, Grady, Glynn, HARRISON,
Hancock, Jackson, Jefferson, Laurens,
Lowndes, Macon, Mitchell, Monroe,
Montgomery, Morgan, Newton, Pauld-
ing, Pulaski, Randolph, Rabun, Rich
mond, Sumter, Stevens, Towns, Troup
Walton, Walker, Wheeler, Wilcox and
Wilkes"
Terrell county has received $4,000
all of which was expended on thai
link of the Florida Short Route high
way from Sasser to the Dougherty
county line. 1t was understood that
the state highway department would
take over and maintain this road, but
| if has not vet done So
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
SHELLMAN PEACHES
WILL BE BOOSTED
BETTER FRUIT THAN GROWN
IN THIS LOCALITY CAN
NOT BE FOUND.

SHELLMAN, Ga.-The peach in
dustry in this section has developed
the fact that for climatic reasons as
we'll as for soil adaptation there can
not be found in the south better
peaches than are grown in this local.
ty, seventy-fve miles south OF Fort
Valley. This section shipped last year
sixty cars of good sound peaches and
expects to ship two hundred and fifty
cars the coming season, as the out
look for a splendid crop is promising.
There has been organized here the
Shellman Peach Growers Association,
the principal object of which is to
properly advertise the excellent peach
es grown here throughout the country.
The quality of Shellman peaches has
been recognized as superior, as is eV-
idenced by the fact that the largest
fruit dealer of New Orleans, perhaps,
has had placed upon his letter head,
1--WE handle 'Shellman Georgia Peach
es,'" and has already a special repre-
sentative on his way to confer with
growers here looking to handling OF
a large part of the shipments to De
made.
The Shellman Peach Growers AS,
ISOLATION is composed of the principal
growers of this locality.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
PLANTING OF TEST
PASTURES FINISHED
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAIL
ROAD HAS FORTY-SIX ON
ITS SYSTEM NOW.

The planting OF the forty-six test
pastures of the Central OF Georgia rail-
way practically has been completed,
according to ]. F. Jackson, agricultur-
al agent.
The various tracts cover more than
800 acres in different localities and
have all been sown with such grasses
as 1espedeza, Dallas grass and carpet
grass. Besides the tracts planted I'M
der the railroads supervision guam
titv of seed has been distributed
throughout the state by the railroad.
All of the six tons OF lespedeza
grass contracted for by the Central
has been disposed of in sowing the
test pastures, and other tracts of pas
ture land. Practically all OF the Dallas
grass and the carpet grass seed has
also been distributed.
The distribution of the seed and the
sowing of the test pastures is part OF
the project of the railroad to make
Georgia one of the greatest stock
raising state in the union. Most OF the
seed has been placed on lands previ-
ouslv uncultivated, which farmers
have regarded as practically useless
for agricultural purposes, but which
in reality can be made invaluable as
grazing areas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-19
PALMS LINED PATH
OF FUNERAL TRAIN
KEPT FROM PUBLIC VIEW
CORTEGE CONVEYING BODY
OF FORMER IMPRESS.

DOORN, Hol1and.-At the Maarn
station preparations were made to
keep from the view OF the public the
train which transported the body
Augusta Victoria to Germany. Large
tubs, containing palms, laurels and
other plants. were placed along the
track over which the train passed.
There was an almost continuous file
of automobiles and private carriages
before Doom Castle the day following
the passing of the former empress;
They brought prominent Germans and
Dutchmen who signed the coincidence
register. Only relatives and the most
intimate friends of the family were
admitted to the castle. Large numbers
of wreaths and floral crosses were de-
livered
Since the death OF his wife the for
mer German emperor has been over
come with grief and at times almost
unable to speak. Frequently he can
not bear any company and strides
away into the park about Doom cas-
tie, where he PAGES to and fro alone.