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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

Bristol post Of the American Legion
cleared 5000 from a bazaar held last
week.
Edward II. Mills of Newport has just
been granted pension OF VIZ month
with a tidy amount OF back pay TOT
injuries and loss Of health IN Inc
Spanish American war.
The matchmaking course at the State
Agricultural college will be attended by
ri. u. Bremen, ". II. Jones and j.. q.
Mulholland Of the state agricultural
department as instructors
Mrs. Mary Il. Atwood was sold her
house at the corner OF College and
Weybridge streets in Middlebury to
Middlebury college. 1t will be used for
for woman's dormitory.
The st. Adams fire department was
called out Friday for fire in store
house, thought to have started from
the ignition of matches left in bureau
drawer among some goods put in there
only few hours before.
As result Of an automobile COLLISION
in Rutland July %, former Judge leo a.
Pratt of Fair Haven has brough SUIT
against George Ryan of Rutland for
All 600 damage to his Franklin car and
a second $1,000 for personal injuries.
The estimated value of the Pratt car
was $27s0 and he alleges that Ryan
was driving in negligent manner.
As Mrs. J. L. Bean Of Irasburg was re-
turning from the wedding FESTIVITIES OF
her daughter Thanksgiving morning at
the home OF the groom's parente in max
ing sharp turn in the road she was
thrown from the wagon and received
injuries which resulted in conclusion
of the brain and made her unconscious.
She has since been in a very critical
condition.
M. III. Carder Of Arlington, Mass, and
w. M. Burrell of Boston, travelling
freight solicitors for The Rutland rail
road, were each fined $3.50 and costs at
Newport one day last week for bring
ing over the line suit case apiece which
contained five quarts of whiskey, which
they intended to carry to their homes.
They had been in Canada soliciting
Christmas tree business for the rail-
road they represented.
State Engineer H. NJ. Mcintosh,
Thurman w. Dix, state highway CON-
missioner and G. M. Brooks, deputy
leave Saturday, Dec. 3, for a conference
Of state highway officials to take place
at the Fontepelle hotel in Omaha, Neb,
on Dec. 8. 6. 7, and s. The topics dis
cussed win be design, adornment, and
hazards of highways; the regulation
and control Of traffic intensity; federal
aid construction and research; and
maintenance.
Prof. George X Cherrie OF Brattle-
boro, naturalist, who went with Theo-
dore Roosevelt to South America at the
time the River of Doubt was discovered,
and who has visited that country at
several other times, is now in a hospi
tai in New York City, suffering from
a gunshot wound in his right arm. Mrs.
Cherrie is with him. Prof. Cherrie was
in South America collecting specimens
for the Museum of Natural History in
New York. He shot a bird and when
stopping to pick it up the bird acci-
dentally discharged the gun. Members
Of his party took him for treatment to
specialists. in South America and then
to New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

phone Grantc Ony botliins NofAss baIfe-
2i5t2'
FoUND-Auto tire chain owner can have
b. proving and raging fot advertising.
LOST-Blaek and tan hound. ~ years old !:
last seen in Calais reward for any inform
alton concerning this dog Curtis Tebbetts,
South Woodbury., Vt. 2lttS'
LoST-W wednesday. between East Barre and
Lee Kingsbury's. auto tire chain; hnd-
er please notify or return to Fred G. Low
cry. East Barre. 2loD
LOST-one perfectly good battery BY freez-
ingi See that this doesn't happen 70
you're Let the Perry Auto CO. winter store
your battery. Batteries called for and de-
iivcred free Of charge. Telephone; BARR.
500; Montpelier. INV. 2isia
POUND Ladies taupe suede glove, long
wrist with strap; owner can have By pay
ing for this adv. 2lsts
L0ST-Bunch OF Keys between West and
Merchant streets. via Main street; huoer
please return to this Office Sisu
A REWARD OF 5000 Is offered fer the re-
covery Of a black velvet wrist bar with
silver clasp. containing jcyNelry and giassea !.
also important documents; finder please re-
turn 70 this Office. 2lote-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
AGENTS WANTED

LADIES' FLANNEL PE1TIcoATS- s5.25
doz@h ladies' stockings. Sl.10, dozen SAM
pic .petticoats. pairs stockings cent G. o.
ID. for HIPS. Write for catalog. Pro-
gressive Sales Co. Chelsea, Mass. 2l4tef
AGENTS WANTED-sS to $40 daily selling
NEW FIBRE BROOMS every woman viii
buy Sample BY percei post, IS cents.
WYNNE BROOM CO.. ELMIRA, N. Y.
2i2f9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Sunday. heavy truck tire chain. on
East Barre road win finder please teie-
phone Granite City Bottling Works, Barre.
2i5t2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

a. ~ NAFSh 80 e-%N %N~~-~--f
the following described premises and
personal property:
THE HOME FARM
containing about $50 acres, Of which
about IS acres are in tillage; balance
pasture and woodland; estimated 4,O00
cords OF hard wood and quantity OF
soft wood; two houses, one OF which
is heated by furnace and contains 10
rooms, other house for help; both have
running water, located only five min
utes' walk from store and school; good
barn with tie ups for As head; good
horse barn. Terms on real estate
$1,000, balance on mortgage.
81 HEAD OF STOCK.
~ purebred Holsteins; registry pa
pers with them; Is cows. 8 bred two
year-old heifers; 3 yearlings, heifer
calves. some nearly year old; ] pure
bred Holsein bull. Some of the cows
are now fresh; others TO freshen soon;
especially good individuals, good size
and in thrifty condition. ALL THE
STOCK HAS RECENTLY BEEN IT,
BERCULTN TESTED. Also 8 shoats,
weight from 50 20 100 lbs; one pure
bred Improved White Chester boar.
Pair work horses, weight about 1000
rs, six and seven years old; a good
team; one wo-year-old colt, not brok-
en-; weight about 1000 lbs, and about
80 pullets.
TOOLS AND MACHINERY
Oliver sulky pillow. moving machine.
horse rake, tedder, disc harrow,
smoothing harrow, three section land
roll, new snlky cultivator. corn plant
er. two caltivators. two-horse wagon
with BODY and rack. two buggy wag-
ons., two-seat blackboard. with pole;
set two-horse sieds with body. is prac-
ticsllv new and i the best set in town
and possibly in the state, bob-sled.
sleigh. pair driving harnesses. three
single harnesses. one new; set work
harnesses. lot Of horse collars. and
all small tools Also = LOT household
furniture. including new Home Com
fort range.
Quantity Of straw. 90 tons Of good
hay. 100 bu. potatoes. 50 rs. No. ]
salt pork
Terms Al time u sale. Lunch az
noon. Everything viii be sold with-
out reserve or limit.
D. A PERRY. Auctionec1,
Barre, Vt
]. \. MAYNARD, 0vrsr,
Mortified. VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

The buttermaking course at the state
Agricultural college will be attended by
H. 4. Bremen, ". II. Jones and \" =,
Mulholland Of the state agricultural
department as instructors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

FoUND-Auto tire chain; owner can have
b. proving and raying fot advertising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
ROOMS TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT Steam
heated. Quinlan House. liz No. Main
street 2o4tl2s
TO RENT-Two single furnished rooms,
heated centrally located; inquire at
Church street. 20stf
TO RENT Newly furnished heated room !;
Ii6 Summer street. 205d
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Bristol post Of the American Legion
cleared 5000 from a bazaar held last
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

Edward H. Mills of Newport has just
been granted pension Of Sl2 month
with tidy amount OF back pay TOT
injuries and loss Of health IN the
Spanish American war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
WANTED

VAIN Ell
WANTED few washinss 81 South Main
street, UP stairs, last door TO the left
EXPERIENCED PIANIST Desires engage
ments for all occasions; call at is Mer-
chant St us to-
4 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Would like
position cierking in store; address II.
care Barre Times. 2lsts.
WANTED pool-rooin. will buy or hire. give
full particulars, Box PIT, Roxbury, Vt
2ists
WANTED Boarding place for two children.
hoy and girl answer by letter To "G."
care Of Times Office. 2l2tfs
WANTED Position nursemaid or TO help
with houscwork BY girl Of l6: write Iva
NJ ceIley Woodbury.. VT. or tepephone
21-3. 2lltsN
RAW FUR WANTED We want all the raw
fur we can buy at New York prices eN-
ira furs OF all kinds we pay fancy prices
all shipments held subject to return In 10
days; c. l.. Silver. the fur man. Plsinfle,d.
VT. zi0u
WANTED Secondhand typewriter: state
condition and price in first letter; write
to M Times. 2oStf
wANTED-To exchange good first mort
cages or good renting property for farm,
stock and tools call Geo +. Iackey and
son, ~ State street. Montpelier. phone /
l49-M or 3a3-M. 200h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

Mrs. Mary Il. Atwood was sold her
house at the corner. Of College and
Weybridge streets in Middlebury to
Middlebury college. 1t will be used Tor
for a woman's dormitory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

The st. Adams fire department was
called out Friday for a fire in store
house, thought to have started from
the ignition of matches left in bureau
drawer among some goods put in there
only few hours before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
Friday, December z

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following described premises and
personal property:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
FOR SALE


ALL KINDS OF DRY HARDWOOD
$500 fer a pile II. long. 4 IT. high and
about " in, wide: also dry II. wood SIC
Tor solid cord Tomasi Cash Market, Cor-
ner Merchant and Main streets. 2i5t3
LADY KNITTERS WANTED TO BUY AT
Mill. PRICES our worsted hand knitting
yarns, spun from wonderfully soft fuTY
virgin wool in IL beautiful colors. Send
Tor Tree samples. Satisfaction guaranteed
snd postage paid on all orders. blackstone
Valley Wersted Co., Wocnsocket, r. |. 2l4tJt
FOR SALE four weeks old pigs nj 81
each; p. E. Davenport, East Barre. VT
2ldt3s
WOOD FOR SALE Last blockwood nj s8.Sf
do7-R. 2istss
FOR SALE~-One No. IA De Laval scparas
tor, complete with power drive also on
straw straw and wood; +. A. George. Tel. 394-22,
Wiiliamstown, 2IitGs
SLIGHTLY USED PIANO FOR SALE
been used only about two months case
5,i'ghtS nsrred In transit A. A. LamoreM
Lamorcy Clothing Co. 2i0u
FOR SALE Portable saw mil with waso,
line engine complete address *" Barre
Times. 2D4ti2
FOR SAfsE-A parlor coal heater also two
iron beds with springs II. T. Nelson,
Church street Tel. 7s4-R 1874
WOOD FOR SALE Block wood $500
cord. delivered in two-horse loads Sec
ond growth $3.50 lend james III. Kelley,
East Montpeiier road. Tel Ham. 7sn
FOR SALE-A preparation for cleaning
granite and marb.e monuments: hrighfens
un the lettering and makes The whole NOM.
ment look clean and new guaranteed; price
on application: James Sullivan. ia Park
street. Barre, VT. 1Su
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

WANTED--A few washings 81 South Main
street, up stairs, last door to the left
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

FOR SALE One No. IA De Laval scparaa
tor, complete with power drive also o.
straw and wood r. A. George. Tel. 8a4-22,
2lit6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

As result of an automobile collision
in Rutland July %, former Judge leo a.
Pratt of Fair Haven has brough suit
against George Ryan of Rutland for
ST 900 damage to his franklin car and
a second 81 900 for personal injuries.
The estimated value of the Pratt car
was $27sO and he alleges that Ryan
was driving in negligent manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
CROPS

In. MAYNARD, owrsT,
Northfeid, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28

TO RENT ---4-room tenement on North Main
street also Groom tenement on North
Seminary street inquire at 500 North Main
street Tel. 2l-J COST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-17

tezrc ~ heavier dramatic roies %
Narrz- Nzfzhc also zc-c6 II th.se pro-
cecticns. b-r she ScrerzIly preferred
= cdrErr hcr ACTIVITIES - cofiec-
tlrx t.-e z1-1issiou fees. which rarEct
frn-- a sp~rlt-1 n1nhcr az psrs e, a
r~-ry rr 4 strcx cf czntT IA Tai
uzS<e Ezs 7---e f-r7.er,iy TIE er.lrc
z1iien-e and sc ziEsss ezcoE~zz=t
- z1ri1 II tbs piczsurzti- -~ork.
CARTE Ray. zs a boy. usrt . 81
- : crc-ls q std wes- stow and
stage i n h5s fathers tzrn- fie a.
-zTs cziie1 thesc prrfo~uzrcex The
Greztest S-o~ ou Ez-rh- kzfherire
MzcDorzld Anitz Steaz-r ard
Arrrzz Ccpcr we're rro--ncnt n
schocl Ard hcze tsien, shcwE
Sores e c.fers have fc-1t a rIzce
= rh< zccrr rsct1rc No-d e4t1<r
directly or l1direct-y. a. ~ rrsui. of
ft- discovery of ta<i< zesh-y - rz-rr-
tzzzer-s q the rou-professionsi
vzriery-
!. IS cuiy rrcrztiy. towe~rr. thzt th<
-.ossltlif-ies q z-zf--- -nt1cn r5c-rrc
making lave 5eez zpPrecIz-c1-
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You shcsa{ = ahle 70 rake ), for q
tHossand dollars. pror5ded your ara
,rur actors. ard amateur czn<rsrzn.
zz1 z-sferr authors are vo-suae fcr
ncsrirS There are r1igsrtY lev ara
ter theztricais % szy prrseniion whzf-
lever which % ro- cost as zzssch a.
ms. and you sisoutf - stie % take
u 4 good prost Il vour picture \ ex-
riait-1 ir your lccsi cs,y.
~ matter - fsct- ucfrrrs hare
70; always becn rrcdrrd on ne sczie
t1st tney are TO-DAY. Ten wears zro
feature p5ctu-es cost iron s5.oG 10
500 - make. and n fkcse DAYS Sln
z7d czurrzs were r1-ch nore expen-
ssye- Ihe professors sirzpis made cut
door prtures vksch reqnre-f 70 hxhs-
q scc1c-y. and szred q ne szlsrscs
os sc-rTs ard 1.-ec-orx. Tt5ch hzre
z7asiir led twer-y tir.cs drce .sarr-
Icdzy. fac arerzxc fc11-e -scrr-c
r.sfs frora sc Co 20 $1,000 70 pro-
-1re I1c rrce-f uofiou psrrzr-
cot rezrlv a rri.scr 20 p-osnre Tnas
IS hecausx fhe xziz-ses az zrrn~s d.
rec-oTs ard sz-k0-s Rave risea .,
ezcruousiF.
Bet tlere IS 10 rezscz uhy Al ana
1e-- cc-zz-r. = vhicn tae cost c<
szlzrl-s IS cor-r.c-siy efr-i-z-e1. can.
81 r-zsze tneir own pscfrre 4. a uzr-
lr7z7 ex2ezse Il yor rszt 70 tr-zx
no re E7otlcr p.ctu-es. here fsawzv
g Do :, right II yc-r CAR hczac t0xn-
- ~ r-~rr.--r--. -. . .-.ty
III ts-- sftr-r kzE< zs-r q 1-1 ksx-
~ s-frrfsta=s f-sssi-e-; s-ia sr txt-
s.s-s-s
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esu4a = S-i.ask essEsy y y
fisked Asr hsssAaas troasers pock.
ets Ia he nlehs - a4a her arrest
- za4 iAs saGge acquitted her.
Narrsz vone. q tae county pNd
tae expenses = her -~sAi
F~tsk.rs Der Assh4n1's pnekets =
soma-s ancisai privilege and gseas-
arr
Ney she rialns it - a right SIC
akss % io t useiAer in search x
monry er meefv la adeenssns1s
guest e those rysterious recesSes
q rA.eh man. liks bcs. trr4surer =
are g sse Is th.nsS
The sassss e,uaty iaige should
recsise ths sase q every ~emAa IN
nss coansy ,he next tine he rans
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TIE great sni,ai expense ior this
ari 81 iairg S. 81 caurse. The outlay
E rcsr.fst s, - 2 camers In most
: te~ts try gsr ihcrt are ncw pro-
( iesst1asl f'fu ears r1T.ru who wcsk
Tor tae ~ rcei cemp4nics I'D Who
may - a Scr a crmpara;iyeiy
se,1N seal hcNeser. Yuu dc>gc
sa make aCrr seaiuriAy an cnfIrclv
ag~'crr affair j. c4n bus = usanle
scrort hand c-lnsT. ~ outtoCf r0rx
aUF az lea AS 4 eln4->l dollars
Soric eDe ot taur assrcfaics must
make q BE hf.ssrrss 80 lam q rur
f.ii, camera plfh sutrstnt IN - IN
sure that yosfr Tim wii. uot b, w1ssrd.
Tie rex, irQcri1rt cg,isy Tat
cf the e'm eseif li.w casts .Aout
eleven or twelve gcris q foot vi ,
Developed and prsu,sf Ihcreiore. Tho
eoS oi prct1ctlan den<nts izrsrlv
aror '1e leaSfh ~ year r.c;ure For
I trst attempt ~ should xtNsc you
% keep yoar pioioplay wi;hia Sloo
tcSr. cr iRo reels
How 10 Scz-t
S.lrt 81 NTlunt smpir story into,
q sr-r4r1a Ntta as riany exteflot.
scsrc, a. possible. TIE necessary n
'eflcrs. sarf as rocus or Railways.
mas X taf hr Yclr can zra;eurs
a-scocrs. as frs are otier hgiii "a
C-hicgra. - fAai 10 hshis NH -
ncressary. You esr paint yoGr own
se.ufle ea-ls--fnc written snserts--
a1d r'n them yourself.
!; Is ret necessary e raakr the
scenes q their natural sequence. After
tre QCturc j fnsshcd and eeveicped.
kcnrfer sr-rc1-e THUS; assemble and
CT q. Ias means thar yua must rrnf
tee use 81 ycur grcsccficn machine az
yo1r iesl theatre fer few rorn-
inzs ard gef The local operator to
help 500 sQ.icc AID csmcn, tix Sim
tcsctrer u ifs correct order Of long
saois ard c'7se-1ps. There Is 10 rule
Tor thls vork sxcrq, THAT % practical
v1iuss an Che screen Jzst run your
bi-s ci I'm THROUGH The pro- rccon ma
ct.rc and stick them together m
say They look ocs;. ], is matter OF
artistic FsrceF:ioa rather s.A1r arr set
ruie.
Can Make a Film Fer sI.ooo
II y1ar sccn1Fio calls for AZ outdoor
ric,1-s--scr cxznzr.e. a cowbcy story
-ahich does rot reqGiFs costumes.
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FAx. l. rnnfe~ Pastor

Essite1ss l-l = E1rr
regeoSeze i.rs-T - z Cf,t
suaday Staoal prcm7tiT 8 s1
" y Sherraan. Superintendent.
ssrucn - TIE PASTOR a. II 20 l. H.
Epworth Lsague -.eo e.
nr- r. L. l. Msrsaa VII ErraeA Q,
r n
Rev :. ? McC1ure VII r-eare Wet
r.sday az , o. 4at 49, ii1 41aFssrlT
ceuferrace.
ilslsgrs always welcome.
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Ao.a thst qrioe tifferca e. tsteeen
dsrsns rcn,s sn1 ian.h ecaaiers a
fs.iu-y stsisoas seo4i1 er@se- and
tA.s ~a< i1teTr-sssd % - ts1sssoa
sor i1e c04fiess disc
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Churrh - ~ Brrrhr~a
t-f- e uirrlse1 Ave
Rev. y. +. Nysr. Pa xa-

Rev. v. E. Myers. Pa or
Srai8v S..Aael ~ Co. l. z.
Frea-1lrr y - a. &C.
cn rts-itn werksrs society turn1sh --e
srtn "a TIE svs--eg ee 3 "a
Prayer l-s.lag wrlsss--g srenlr-
80 8 IA
utt gar ergr s-sr b tAins Tnis ta
broad ml1tad. Z z1ea-rfd. farssslsr r1en
= every wtt & lie xhtT eFn s=,tT-
stir "a sene carrrA. Tais tha cisiles-
Hives. kee1e~- iaterscrs tat mess sT~
rashsee nearts are members x tas
thrrh Tns nest rseu,asiaS < ens
yeauS msn ast wtmea ars ietlulrav as
s.es.l.l1S -hslr lsfps wrA sone -htse (
str.sflfn vars Itls i wtlt ratkts -f4
ar-,1ss wllis ans w1y evHrY VIE
awaka community SEEKS % preuaes ses
laserrssts q t4s c1lrehes wisAln asr
.talrs Are Tsa a beossssl = nec. VIZ
aatt ysnr presence er aese1cs is spelK-
.r< trstT Cms wee.1ip w-a -
s.vgrg oclg welQ1s-
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scroLaRsnIp Eoz SALE

FOR SALE-Cc-pist= Scholarship =
D-a1z1cr's Practical Ezsissss c,t-
lsSe. 0kiahcna CITY. ms g tas
best busi-ess college 4 ths souss-
xest Tie Leader. Guthrso.
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Firss c,urvA of cnriss. scfsaaisa
IL Ncrga B.ca1 street.
sa1siY ssrvte l. a r.
s1n1ig Sehocl a As A. NJ
Wednesday n
Esaslaz scs1 a iiis wsse okishonl
Avsn1s. Ops, sruz Il - A u - 5 P. N
sx~p. s111lys AT aaA-Agh
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,s';s:Ns 81 tie l'
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W1MTf1Ef
SorrcE--~s r-s-r- rzpfieatisa a M.
e~,smz c~py mss - In the offlr~ ~ 9
= - frsxsy 81 e~eh w~~k- ~ ehar~a
sssvs<~s ~tl be Pasu.Ae4 1aie-s ssss &.
ezrnAAs<A
First rreshyserssa Chsrrh
Csrrsr D4visi1a AT y eie
Geo. o. >l<hsl. Faste-
Res.1sas IL = Nete Az
gabeasA SeAcei a. ~ a r. TrT 'e
s'-rmo1s - tAs Past1< a. = - a 81
sn4 I'D , II
Youag rgep.s rse~e as e-N --
u Interesting gtsAer-1g
TAe First prvsoyter;1a CARA '1v.-ss
,o1 70 START tczerrcw.
c<xs TIE oae Chzreh HAhif
start rAls fa1 - aEsea1 ~ saz-s e1areo
srery Sazssy. Try ter t4rse -sn.as -
ses seqaalafet snt c-1 yc1r TAase 9
thzs esurcA. Rally Day . cculrS ars
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The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
PRO GRIDIRON CLUB
ORGANIZED HERE

With dates and teams scheduled,
the Washington Football Club re-
ceived its send-off into the local
sporting world at a meeting of Of
ficials last night at the Hotel Ar
lington. Capt. Jordan was appoint
ed business manager for the cur
rent year.
The salary of the players was not
decided upon, but their pay checks
will be either a share of the gate
receipts or a regular amount week
ly. At any rate il will be a goodly
amount either way in the pockets
of the performers.
Seven of the best pro elevens in
the United States will appear
against the locals at American
League Park. They are the Akron
Pros, the Canton Bulldogs, Buffalo
Pros, Metropolitan A. c. of New
York. Union A. c. of Philadelphis,
Norfolk Football Club and the
Richmond A. c.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
GRIFFMEN NOTES

Walking a pitcher after starting
with two strikes is folish thing
and it cost Zachary the two scores
in the third when he passed Boland.
The Browns had three hits before
they counted a single, and the one
baser was a fiuke, a slow greunder
to Harris. which Sisler beat out.
The Browns infield expected the
squeeze play for Charity in the
sixth. and as Boland wound up Sis
Ter, McManus and Gerber started in
for the plate. Far from the squeeze,
as the ball travelled clear out of the
park over the left field wall, a
mightier wallop than Gerbers.
Up to Shanks' line double in the
NTH. Boland had allowed but one
solid hit. However, he was wild
and when he Issued his sixth pass
to Zachray in the sixth he disap-
peared.
Left handed pitchers do not al
ways stop left handed hitters. Bill
Bayne went in to stop Judge and
Rice in the sixth. Joe doubled to
right and Clyde singled to center.
Judge had a tough time putting
one to unpopulated territory, Lee
leaped for a liner In the third and
Jacobson covered acres in snatch
ing a low liner in the fifth.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Boland's Wildness Helps;
Charity Hits for Circuit
Zachary Allows Twelve Hits But Manages Te
Steady Down In Pinches- es-Long Hits
Feature Game.

SPORTSMAN PARK ST. LOUIS, Mo, May IS.-Accumulatng
Nationals today returned their winning
stopped first division ofthe Browns with an S5
hitting featured both sides The Nationals had
the sixth when Ed Charity hoisted tar
Up this drive the
Brown hopping in front when Walter Gerber
against Souhpaw Zachary in the third
inning
Although big nnng-he SIXTH which produced six
advantage the lar from beng safe
the final batter down.