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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16
EXCELLENT FEED FOR HORSES
Carrots Are Particularly Refreshing
to Hunter or Work Animal
Usually Fed Raw.

Carrots are not excelled as a food
for the horses. They are particular
" refreshing given TO a hunter after
a hard day over rough country, or
to work horse. They are usually
fed raw OF sliced
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16
DAIRY
HINTS
MILK RECORDS AID DAlRYMAN
Both Profitable and Practicable TO
Know for Certainty the Full
Value of Cows.

tPrepared by The United States Depart
ment of Agriculturey
Reports coming to the United States
Department of Agriculture often in
clude stories Of the surprises which
COW owners meet with when they start
keeping records of their cows produc-
tion. For instance, In Missouri cow
testing association there was a man
who. when he entered the association,
did not appear to have a very good
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16

''Does your daughter play Beet
hOven7" Il believe she does, but
think she prefers bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17

Walling and Prof. Willis L. Bilder-
back talked on the negative side
while William H. Hendrickson and
Charles A. Wallback were on the at
hrmative.
Mrs. Robert Rothwell spent
Thursday with friends in New York.
Miss Nan V. c. Mckinney was the
guest of friends at Red Bank
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church conducted a success
full Christmas sale at the home OF
Mrs. William II. Hitchcock last
night. An entertainment was also
held in connection with the sale.
Miss Edna Morrell was the guest
of friends at New York on Thurs
day.
The various churches of the bor-
ough are planning elaborate must
cal programs to be given on Christ
mas day, which will include cantatas
as we'll as miscellaneous numbers.
At Calvary NJ. L. church the canta-
ia, THE Hope of the World" by
z. A. Schneider. will be sung at 1880
Z. NJ. The assisting artists are Mrs.
Charles j.. Durr of New Haven,
Conn.,, contralto. and Miss Anna
Bungosdy, violinist. Besides h can
tata, other musical numbers will be
sung. At the First Baptist church
Christmas anthems will be rendered
but the regular Christmas cantata
will be rendered on the afternoon of
January l at 3 o'clock. The cantata
THE Messiah's Coming" is a beau
tiful cantata and the choir will be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
KEYPORT

The Mems Club of the Reformed
church enjoyed the regular meeting
in the church house Thursday night
when the speaker was Judge Law
renee, whose topic for the evening
was The Contribution of the
School to the Nation" The talk Civ
en- by the judge was most instructive
and was very greatly enjoyed by the
fifty guests present. A social hour
concluded the evening. The COM
mittee in charge included +. Mag,
Norman White and George Hem.
Mrs. Fred b. Van Brackle and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Kelsey attended
the wedding of James Kelsey and
Miss Freida Schneider at Asbury
Park Thursday.
Work of remodeling the borough
hall in which the new Mack engine
recently purchased for the Hook Il
Ladder company is kept has been
started. Ii has been necessary to
widen the door considerably in order
that the truck may be backed in
safely.
Miss Sarah Rogers was the guest
of friends at New York Thursday.
The Mems Club of the Reformed
church won the debate held with the
Presbyterian brotherhood of Red
Bank onthe subject for discussion be-
ing Resolved that the eighteenth
amendment and its enforcement
methods are unconstitutional" The
local team consisting of Alfred ID.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
METUCHEh

Most of the ponds are frozen over
nd skaters have been enjoying the
port these fine moonlight nights.
George Thomas of Hillside avenue.
no has been very ill. is rapidly re-
|vering.
The Misses Muriel Johnson, Gladys
liter and Winifred Carny, attend
a Rutgers dance in New Bruins
wfek last evening.
Miss Marie Thomas entertained
her card club at her home Friday
afternoon. A number of guests were
also present.
Mrs. Jacobs of High street will en-
terrain the members of the w. CT.
U. at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Raymond Wilson has accepted a
position with a firm in Providence,
r. l., and will leave Metuchen the
first of the week.
Little Alice Anderson, who has
been i'll with diphtheria, is recover
ing nicely.
Special motion picture services
every Sunday evening in the Presby-
terrain church. Tomorrow night
.'The Vicar of Wakefield"
Mrs. Marion Gayland Atwell gave
her third lecture or current events
at the League House Thursday af-
The attendance was good.
as the lectures are very much en-
joyed. Her next n will be jan
uary 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
WOODBRIDGE TO HAVE
BIG COMMUNITY DANCE

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 17:-Plans
r all completed for the Christmas
community dance to be given under
the auspices of the Woman's Club
of Woodbridge Township in the high
school auditorium on Friday night,
December 80. J~ohnstone's orchestra
has been secured through the efforts
of Mrs. j. c. Brown. This commu-
nifty dance has been planned partic-
ularly for the young people, many
of whom are at home for the holi-
day season. The tickets will be fifty
cents and light refreshments will be
served by the hospitality committee
under Mrs. w. A. Finn.
Mrs. John +. Ryan has charge of
the tickets which will be placed on
sale next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
WOODBRIDGE WOMEN PLAN
FOR CHRISTMAS SESSION

WOODBRIDGE. Dec. 17:-The
Christmas meeting of the Woman's
Club of Woodbridge Township will
be held in the Sunday school room
of the First Congregational Sunday
school Thursday afternoon, Deem
Der %. at $3.50 o'clock. Each men,
Der is asked to bring a ten cent arti-
Gle. wrapped, for the party. a real
Christmas program has been pro-
vided and Mrs. Boynton is very anx-
ious to have this, the last party
which the club will have while she
Is president, a great success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1921.

assisted by several eminent soloists.
At the Reformed church Christmas
music will be sung under the direc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hyer.
The Sunday schools of the borough
will hold their entertainments on
Monday and Tuesday night of the
following week.
Clifford Morrell spent Thursday
with friends at New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-17
Had Kidney Trouble Ten Years

Don't give up hope II you are SUI
fering from backache. rheumatic
pains. stiff. swollen points. always
tired feeling. pains in groin and mus
eles or other symptoms of kidney
trouble. j. T. Osborn. r. T. d. No.
/. Lucasville. o., writers: 81 had
tried all kinds of kidney remedies
but they did me no good. I took
one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills and
they helped me so much I am well
now" Sold everywhere.~-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Cadets Open With Win
OUrer Springfield, 2S-6

WEST POINT. N. Y. Oct. l.
Army opened the football season with
victory over Springfield College,
2S to 6. The Cadets showed strength
at the beginning and at the end of
the game, scoring two touchdowns in
the opening period, one in the sec
ond and another in the final quarter.
Springfield played the West Pointers
an even game throughout the third
quarter ana themselves scored a
touchdown by the forward pass route
in the final quarter. The Cadets first
score came after some fine running
by Smythe and. McLaren's line plung-
ing. The ball was worked to the
visitors S-yard line. from which
Wood was showed over for a score.
White, on a pretty pass from Will
hide, went Is yards around left end
for the Army's second score five min
utes later. In the second period
Smythe's running today was the fea-
ture.
In the second game of the dual bill,
New Hampshire State beat the Army.
10 to Z.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
SOX 72 AND CHURCHMAN'S BEAT HATCHETES % TO
D1lldllgl glR.zlbur Game
8I /0WeS:b .00ynes
Open Gof champion epthe United States

then find IL necessary TO ease up or
half-hit on the downward punch.
1t Is much better here to grip the
club near the bottom of the leather
where one can. hit firmly. For un-
less this sixty and seventy yards
pitch is firmly hit it is sure to 60
wrong every time. Make prac-
tice of shortening your back swing
on this shot and of hitting with
firmness and determination. even u
you go too far. This shot calls for
crispness above almost every othei
effort.
The left foot here should be just
trifie back of the right to open ur
the, swing. and both hands here take
part in the back swing with tht
right again taking charge of you
hit the ball. The left IN the dowr
swing is again only a steady factor
where the left wrist must be firm
to keep the right in line as II cuts
at the ball. II you are to get 8
cut to the ball playing II from lef'
to right, remember not to let tht
left wrist break or turn over. Al
the right hand does the hitting, thS
left wrist goes out toward the hole
Win lnt lcIl clpO" pOihNihS ~ 49,
same direction rather than against
the body.
Keep the head as the anchor anc
the body as the bulwark for al
these strokes. The left knee pivot'
in slightly. but the weight IL still
firmly fixed on both feet. with
slight pressure on the inside of th'
left shoe. II you are inclined e
slice or heel your approaches. keel
your weight just a little more upo'
your heels. In any case this shot u
never played with the weight for
ward. and never make the mistake
of playing the ball so far ava,
that you have to lean forward u
hit II. II you do you are almos
certain to hit in the heel and ge
the worst shot IN golf. This is an
other common fault. 1t can be bes
overcome with the ball closer IN
and the weight a trifie on the heels
merely want to go over thes'
points again. as I know their impor
tance in any accurate short gam'
play, and I have seen so many VIII
were hurting their game by failure
to observe these main points I hav,
brought forward. All these sug
gestions I know must be taken uI
slowly. They will never all com'
at once. But they must all be fol
lowed in time II the duffer is to find
that Improvement that he is alway:
looking for.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Now Have Chance to Beat
Browns for Sd Place---1f'
Must Win Today from AS While St. Louis
Loses to Tigers, to Get Slice of World Series
Money-"Zach" and Erick In Form.

fourth on singles by Foster ana
Pratt, the first two men up, and
two outs, and the other in the fifth
on singles by Bush and Walters and
4 double by Leibold.
Griffs Get to Karr Early.
The visitors hoped onto Karr at
the drop of the hat in the second
game, scoring twice on a base on
balls to Harris, and singles by
Milan, Rice and Shanks; one In he
third on a single by Rice and a
double by Shanks. and two in the
fourth, when they drove Karr out
o: the box, on a base on balls u
Erickson, and singles by Judge,
Milan and Rice, the one by the lat
ter driving in the two runs, and
easing .Karr out of the game,
Thormahlen, who took over the job
was nicked in seventh for a triple
by Goslin and a single by Shanks,
which were good for the other
runs.
The lonesome counter of the Red
SOx was registered in the fourth,
the only inning in which Boston
made more than one hit off Erick-
son, on single by McInnis and a
double by Collins. O'Rourke did
some great work in the shortfield
in both games.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Virginia Yemlings
Trim, W0Odberry Forest

wOODBERRY FOREST, Va, Oct.
1.-The University of Virginia
freshman football team defeated
Woodberry Forest here today in a
hotly contested game by the score
of IS to 7. In the second quarter,
Barkley, Woodberry's right end,
fell on a tumble behind the fresh
man line for a touchdown. Both
touchdowns for the victors came in
the third quarter, Settlers their
fullback gaining most of the
ground on short line bucks. The
defensive playing of Peord. the
freshman right tackle. featured the
contest, and Woodberry's right
tackle Braswell also played a fine
game. Woodberry plays the Cen
trail High School of Washington
here next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. by win
ming both games of the double
header here this afternoon, the Ma
tionaIs have made it possible for
them to finish in third place, with
the little old qualifying 'if"-two
'ifs. in fact. in the reckoning.
Third place in the standing, and
hc privilege of participating in the
division for the world series money,
wiz be their eff" they win from
Ph1adelphia in Washington tomor-
row. and If" also. the Browns
lose 40 the Tigers. whom they are
scheduIed to play in Detroit.
-. zach, Rests PennOck.
The Washington boys did a pret-
ty slick job here this afternoon.
wanniEE the first game by a score
IL to 2. and the second, to l.
sam Rice played a whale of a game
10 the field and did some impress
sive stickwork, and the same may
be said of Milan. Young GosIin was
klso very much in evidence. He is
q. first-class ball player right now,
and did more than his share in
helping to win three out of four
games,- played here. He appeared
here to be equipped with every
thing. that a ball player needs.
1t, was southpaw against south
paw when Zachary and Pennock
met in the first clash and the for
mer had all the better of the argu-
ment
= Griffs men got TO Pennock IN
the second inning, when they scored
three runs on a single by Rice, a
steal by Samuel, double by
Shanks, and singles by O'Rourke
and Judge. They developed two
more in the fourth on a base on
balls TO Shanks, a sacrifice by
Charity, an error by Pratt on
ORourke's bounder, and a single
by Judge. Another run came in the
sixth on a base on balls to Char
r1ty and a triple by Zachary.
The Red Sox made one in the
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
ST. JOHNS LIST
SEVEN GRID GAMES

Seven games have been arranged
by ST. Johns College football team
and eight games are pending. The
first game will be played tomorrow
when the school tackles the Western
High School.
The lineup will be as follows:
O'Callaghan, left end; Sullivan, left
tackle; Pike, left guard; Trotter, CEN
ter; Henger, right gaurd; O'Connor
right end; Ressler or GormIy. quar-
terback; O'NeilI, left haIfback; Quinn,
right haIfback, and OLoughlin. full
back
Other games scheduled by St.
Johns are: Georgetown Props, Oc-
tober II; Tech High (pending), Oc-
tober %; Gonzaga College, October
81; Business High. November l, and
Rockhill, November at Washington
and November Is at Rockhill
Games are pending with Emerson
Institute, Army and Navy Prep.
Alexandria High and the George Ma
son High. of Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct l.
Virginia defeated George wash-
ington today rs to o. but the score
does not begin to indicate the close
ness Of the struggles or the uneA-
pected class of the visitors. The
Hatchetites, though outweighed. PIT
up a scrappy game throughcu-, and
in tn, final period uncorked u ffrles
cf ua:ses mat threw quits scare
into the crowd that was gathered
in the sun-Oaked Stadium the nig-
skin was advanced to Virginia. u
yard line where il was finally lost
on downs.
The George Washington backs put
quite a crimp in Nirginia's over
head attack. which proved so sue
cessfUl against Davidson a week
ago. and as a result only one fo''
ward pass out Of ten attempts was
completed.
Breaks Against HntchetItes.
The breaks Of the game weTs
against the Hatchetites- Early n
the contest Hughes was injured ard
was forced to give way to lobdell'
I'd Il In, start Of the third period
'r.T.-cE q dislOcated arm an
had TO be rushed to the University
Hospital. SpTinEston and PtaR
proved a nifty pair for George
Washington. Six forward passes by
this duo proved successful out OF
eleven tries. Shaw, at right end
tackled effectively throughout. Viz
ginia scored in tvery Derior. She
made her first touchdown without
cnce losing possession of the ball
Finding the aerial attack of no
avail. line pIunGing was resortcd to.
quick dashes by Capt. Rhinehart and
Oppleman netting the score.
on the kickoff. Springston, quar-
tarback for the HstChetites. caught
the ball and ran IL back 30 yards.
The shock was so great that il was
near the close of the second quar-
Ter before the Nirginians could reg
lister their second touchdown, and
then IL was on q fluke. After TAX
ing the ball from Virginia or downs
on her l-yard line, George Wash
I ington was forced to punt from
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Amherst Jolts Columbia; 3;
Takes Decision, 8 to z

NEW YORK, Oct. lin a game
marred by incessant fumblinC. AM
herst sprung a surprise on the Co.
lumbia football team by decisivelS,
outplaying and defeating C'NeilTs
machine by the score of to Z. The
nnal count scarcely gives a proper
idea of the relative strength of the
two teams, for Columbia was more
than lucky in tieing the score in the
third period. Amherst out-rushed.
out-kicked and out-generaled the
Blue and White, and well deserved
its victory. Frank Wing, Amherst's
brilliant left halfback, was the out
standing star Of the confess
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Review of the Short
Approach.

Before leaving the short approach
including the chip shot, the short
and long pitch, there are several
features that 1 want to go over
carefully before taking up the
longer approach with mid-iron,
driving iron and spoon. The golfer
with a good long game can't win
II his short game is off. whereas
the golfer with a good short game
Is always an opponent to be feared
as he Is rarely out of the hole II
his pitching, his chip shots and his
putter are all working in the right
way.
Just off the green, remember
again that 1t is absolutely neces-
sary to keep the body still. There
VIII be no good in reading this
lire and then forgetting it. 1t is
not something that will either make
or break the shot. II you have a
short chip shot to play keep your
feet fairly close together, not heeI
against heel, but at least comfort
ably close. After that see that the
ball is on a line just off the left
heel.
Having taken your stance, re-
member again that the work is now
to be done with the wrists and
arms, that the body is all through
and that the head must keep its an.
chorage above the ball. Remember
also, that while you are to keer
firm pressure. firm but not CRUSHING
with the left hand. the right is tc
take full control Of this chip shot
approach. I mean by full control
that the right hand must bring the
club head back and also carry il
forward for the final flick: also as II
one were without a left hand. Fol
the left hand here is only a steady.
ing factor. 1t takes no part in the
swing or the hit. 1t does no steer.
ing whatever. 1t merely adds It.
share of firmness to control of the
club.
Now. remember, that in the shor,
pitch from GO to so yards the body
again must be kept still. as it needs
no body aid to. get this distance
Don't make the mistake on this shot
of swinging back too far and ther
easing up. This Is one OF the great.
est faults to be found in short pitct
play. 7 have seen hundreds and
hundreds Of golfers. even very gooc
ones, swing back far enough to &c,
125 yards on a short approach and
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
CAPTAIN ALCOCK !
EASILY CAPTURES
HANDICAP PURSE
quincy Stables Silks Lead
In Havre de Grace
Closing Feature.
FAST FIELD BEATEN
Tryster Sets Pace, But Weak.
ems in Stretch and Fin
ishes Second.

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct l.-Sbip-
pea down from New YORK only the
hay previous Capt. Alcock. bearer
Oh the Quincy stables silks. flashed
ms shining plates back 1t a sDark =
i'he held yesterday in TIE Ha.vrc Dc
Grace Handicap. The closing fea-
tlre OF a very successful Meeting
was m' rely romp for the ha. dsome
chestnht son of ogden, trained by-
sunny Jim F!tzsimnons. despite
the lact that such shiftv nerfnrm,rs
as lrEster. The Porter. Polly -.
,Jee ana several others hookrl ,lp
with MN In the tUssle Of = mile and
an eighth.
one OF tie largest crowds of tn,
season witnessed the rurrin., of tbe
$4,000 stake, and with ~. ,,,e
speedsters always well 5uncneI IL
proved pretty st-ugei- tbro,,..b.
out. Ridden by l.. H-Atee. cant.
Aicock took up the chase of Harry
Payne Whitney's Tryst.-r soon after
the break, easily assumed .nnn.an.l
as the field swung ln.p the hom..
stretch. and was only gathering at
the end. the margin Of victory being
lOuT ltnElnS.
TrystCr Makes Pace,
Tryster carried his dazzling speed
M ely for a mile while stirring ur
the dust for the others to run
through, but he weakened rapidly
under Coltilettfs urging in the final
stages. and had 10 he content with
the place. The Porter. always Close.
up. nabbed the show money.
Irish Kiss was fourth to th.. wire.
followed by Bell Solar. JeC. Moe.
Grange and RyEsne Days. SraId-
ing Lowe Jenkins chance Of victory
went glImmering when Polly Nnr
propRed as the barrier went zip.
Good Things UnIea>hed.
Getaway day was marked by rh.
customary unleashinE Of rooC
| things, but the talent located thrc,
winners in The Boy. Well Finder
and Flihberty Gibbet. all three NJ
which proved much the. hest of thril
company. The genial Slim Peterson
/ finally had chance to see his six.
carried to victory when the plate
L'EnjoleIr. paying $3.50. closed
/ with rush, and got up in time [,
beat Diadi a head in the sixth mum.
ber, but the owner speculated OF
Nose. third to the wire. Ponce rod,
/ this winner, and also had a leg ul
on Flibberty Gibbet in the hnaIr
! A real finish was tat which cam,
: with the running of the third tussi,
/ in which TheodosIa. after settin:
all the pace. hung on just Ions
| enough to outlast the fast CLOSING
I Widow Bedotte by nose. Mr.
| Brummell, paying $21.7O. was an
other one to lead the party through
out. doing so in the opener. wheI
he reached the tape a head u from
of Bribed Voter.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
GIANTS,ALREADYN IN,
PLAY LISTLESSLY;;
SPLIT WITH PILLS
Lost First Game, 10 to 9.
But Take Secopd
Easily, 3-0y
CAUSEY WINS FINAL
McGraw Giving First String
Men a Rest in Prepara-
tion for Series.
CAUSEY WINS FINAL

PHILADELPHIA Oct. LIN their
final appearance of the season here
the Phillies today managed to split
even in a double-header with the
National League champion Giants,
winning the first 10, to 9 and los
ing the second, to o. Lots of hit
ting off Douglas won the first game
for the Phils. There was nothing
to the second but the Giants. They
blanked the lowIy Phils without
much effort.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
George Washington, Beaten,
Shows Unexpected Class
Buff and Blue Completely Stops Old Dominion
EIeven's Aerial Attack, and Flashes Clever
Passing Game of Its Own.

behind the goal post. The pass was
low. and in consequence was parti,
blocked. II fell in the hands o
Right Guard Hall, OF Virginia. VINO
had only 10 step across the Eoal line
C. w. Flashes Aerial Auaek.
virginia's third touchdown fol-
lowed Hart's injury, opplemsn TAX
ing the ball across. The final score
was made by Foster soon after IL.
visitors had been penaliGed Is yari.
for holding. II was at this point
that George Washington -csorted 20
long forward passes which took the
ball within the shadow OF Eirginis's
goal. only 20 lose IL on downs.
Before the period ended Msphls
missed a try at field goal
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Cards-Pirates Game
Called in 9th; Score, ~

ST. LOUIS. Oct. with the
score to 4, Umpire Mccormick
called today's game between the
Pirates and the Cardinals at the end
of the ninth inning on account of
darkness. A doubleheader will be
played tomorrow, and II the Cards
take both contests, they will be tied
with the Pirates for second place.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
ELKS WIN FIRST
OF TITLE SERIES
Trounce Gibs, 10 to 2, in Fight
For District Championship.
Double-Header Today.

The Elks had no trouble in dispos-
ing of the Gibraltars yesterday in
the first game of the series for the
championship of the District. The
final score was 10 to .. The Elks
connected with the shoots of
shark Bemer for eleven hits,
while the GIBBS were making but
four off Owen. The same teams will
play double-header at Union
League Park today. starting at 3
O'clock
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Manhattan Nine Wins.

Manhattan a. c baseball team de-
feated the Arlington A. c. OF Virginia
County League yesterday by a score
OF 10 to I. B. Wormsby and T..
Swami featured, with three hits each.
The Manhattans will play the Dutch
Market team today at Union League
Park at 1890 a. m.