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The New York herald., 1921-04-07
NANCY LEE SHOWS
SPEEDIN WORKOUT
Steps Mile in :44 3-5 Prepar-
ing for Kentucky Oaks
and Derby.
BY HENRY v. KING.

| Nancy Lee showed the best mile OF
the local training season yesterday
morning at Belmont Park. This Daugh-
ter of Broomstick and Naughty Lady.
which won the Demoselle and United
States Hotel Stakes for p. A. Clark last
season. acted as If she wanted to fly.
Although held under restraint all the
way she stepped the mile on the main
course in "A 2-5. She is being pointed
for the Kentucky Oaks and the Derby,
and If she continues to improve she
will give some of the more famed colts
a tussle for the long end of the rich
purses.
Almost all of the horses quartered at
the track are only q point or two away
from fast trials. and as result there
were several lively moves. Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Touch Me Not, will start in
the Derby IL everything goes well with
him. and Joseph Il. Davss three-year-
old filly Quecreek, which is now handled
by Simon Healcy, breezed impressively
Neither made any exceptional time. but
that was because they were held in
stout restraint all the way.
Three weeks ago every horseman at
Belmont was complaining loudly about
the condition OF both the new main track
and the training track. Yesterday they
sang a different song. All were praising
them. Supt. Pells has worked wonders
with the main track and In a fortnight
has changed 1t from dangerous course
to one Of the safest and fastest In the
country. The training track is not yet
ready for fast work, but 1t will be in
perfect shape within a few days.
There is no harder worker at the track
jockey has a dozen colts and fillies be-
longing to Fred Johnson and Morton
Schwartz in his care and they are all
going along nicely. Notter Is the first
man out every morning and the last one
indoors. With such diligence. coupled
with the knowledge he derived from
Jimmy Rowe when he rode for Harry
Payne Whitney. he is almost sure to
make good Veteran trainers at the
course predict brilliant future for him.
Louis F'eustel with Samuel Riddles
string will arrive at Belmont Park from
Berlin, Maryland. next week. He has an
even dozen, including four two-year-
olds. which have breezeG smartly al
| Berlin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jeffords's horses
which are in charge Of Johnny Hastings
Will not reach here until the opening al
Jamaica. They will be shipped from
Berlin to Havre de Grace.
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PERRY ADAIR HAS.
EXTRA HOLE MATCH
Atlanta Golfer Defeats James
d. Standish, Jr., i'm North
and South Tourney.

PrNEHuRsr. N. c., April s.--Most of
matches In the North and South anna
teur championship tournament at Pine
hurst to-day. but there was plenty Of
excitement on tap throughout the day
for all that. Perry Adair. the young
Atlanta star. had to go to the nineteenth
hole to win from James ID. Standish.
Jr. Of Detroit and II looked when they
were on their way there as though
Adair would lose.
+. c. Newton. whose match with Gar
diner was hcralded ras the feature con-
test OF the day. went down to defeat
at the hands OF the Nassau golfer by the
surprising margin of and Q.
John ID. Chapman or Greenwich was
put out OF the running by George w.
Mead OF Glen Ridge. who until recently
has been content to gather In trophies
I'm the second and third divisions, and
Harold Weber. the Toledo star, was de-
feated by his caddie and J. M. Wells
of East Liverpool.
weber's wen meaning colored boy
picked up Wells ball when he saw II
was about 10 prevent his boss from win
ming the fourteenth hole and the penalty
ultimately proved the deciding factor OF
the match Wells's own cadofe picked
un WEISS DAil III tAo
but this did not affect the final result.
as Wells was due to lose the hole at
any rste. The summary:
championshsp sixtsen--r-irst Round-Jos
schiotrnan. Detroit. beat Y. n. Gwaltnoy'
Baltusrol and 3. Y. r. Merriman, Water
bury. beat Donald Parsons. YOUNGSTOWN =
and a. Frank Dyer, Montciair, beat l., a.
Hamiiton. Garden City, and ]. Arthur
Yates, Oak Bill, beat G. J. Dunphy. Wood
lard q and >. Perry Adair. Druid HIS.
beat James ~. Stnndish, Jr.. Lochmoor'
. I w 90 holesl. q. w. Mead. Gienridse'
beat John ID. Chapman. Grssnwich. and !.
T. N Wells, Konilworth. beat Harold Weber.
Inverness. ! up. Gardner White. Nassau,
beat II. G. Newton Brookline, and :.
SECOND Sixteenth. q. Phillips. Moore
County. beat II. J. Francisco. Oak Hill. :
II Harlow, scarboro. and 2. y. 9. Beali,
sd. Francis, beat n. A. stranahan. and
q j. W. Bowman. Aberdeen, beat ]. Z.
gchiappacasse. Detroit. 8 and 4. =. r.
Keating. Spring Lake. beat " G: Well
borne. Ardsley. and !. q. w. kenson'
Norwich, and 1. 8. NJ. Newton. Rich
n1ond, beat q. Dickinson Bishop. Dowaisiac.
I and s. Il. r.. scotield. Stamford, beat
A. Elliott Ranncy, Greenwich, and 2
Third sixtecn--fs. j. Esty Shaker Heights.
beat J. n. Page Jr.. Southern Pines. md
Try oil City, by default. T. 8. Fuller
Ardslcy, hea. NJ. Stearns, Woodway. ! and
&. J. NJ. Thompson. Spring Haven, beat
Malcolm McCiregor, Detroit, and 3. O.
y. Watson, Jr., Bnltusrol, boat J. Darn
strong. shennecossett. 9 and 8 J, r. Tunis,
Jr. Lexington. beat !. v. fIurd. wer.mors-
land 4 and q. Albert j. Mendes. siwsnoy,
beat Fred O'Connell, Oakhil. and !. in
Hotchkisr, New Haven, beat II. q. Fewne~.
! Oakmont. . and 4
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BROTHERS ADVANCE TO
COURT TENNIS FINAL
C. S. and F. S. Cutting to Meet
To-day.

Special Despatch to THE New IoaK HERALD
BosToN, Mass, April 6.--Another OF
those brother arainst brother contests
which are becoming prominent In vari-
Gus branches of athletics will he staged
tomorrow, when Fulton s. Cutting op-
poses G. Suydam Cutting both OF New
York. in the final of the national ANA
teur court tennis championship tourna-
ment at the Tennis and Racruet Club.
Fulton s. Cutting defeated Joshua Crane
OF Boston to-day In bitterly contested
match. which necessitated the full num-
Der of sets being played over Period
OF two hours and half. The New
Workers. greater stamina carried him to
victory over the former champion. who
IS now past his fftieth year. The scores
of the sets follow: Is. 6-4, Ga,
4-6, 6-4
c. Suydam Cutting moved into the
finals when Stanley @. Mortimer Of
Tuxedo announced he could not compete.
The challenge match will be played Sat
urday. when the winner of the Cutting
Cutting contest tomorrow will have the
privilege of playing the champion, Jay
Gould. OF Philadelphia.
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SANDY BEAL TAKES
FEATURE AT BOWIE !
Comes From Behind in Pros
pect Purse and Wins by
Length and a Half.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 6.--There was
a marked improvement in the class of
some of the fields at Bowie to-day. In
the Prospect Purse. a six and half fur
long event, the nominal feature was cap
tured by Sandy Beal parching sun
made comfort impossible for the big
crowd that attended, and there was
added cause for woe for some in the de-
feat OF heavily supported choices.
The start OF the Prospect was ragged.
for Mock Orange and Satana were away
lengths in advance of the remainder Of
the quintet. To make matters worse,
Heupel. on Shoal. pulled his mount up
sharply right at the break and was soon
a distant trailing last.
Satans. supplied the pace for a quar-
ter. closely pressed by Mock Orange.
The latter took the lead rounding the
turn where Sandy Beal. which had been
racing in third position. forced his way
along the rail and before the final
eighth had been reached took the lead,
which re increased until he was gal
Looping away at the end, length and q
half ahead OF Mock Orange.
w. S. Murray. owner OF the winner Is
q country storekeepcr near the track
and the victory proved highly popular
with the local element as well as the
regulars VINO backed him heavily on the
strength Of recent fast trials. Murray
recently priced his horse to New York
turfman at $4,000. and apparently
owns a colt that will hold his own in
better company. The time. 20 is. was
considered fast because OF the sandy
surface OF the track.
Jockey j. McCabe, while exercisina
one OF the L. Weir horses at Havre dc
Grace to-day, was thrown and sustained
q broken nose.
Jockey Bcupel was suspended for
three days for rough riding astride War
like In the rixth race.
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS
AT SARATOGA TRACK

Richard T. Wilson, president OF the
Saratoga Association. was enthusiastic
yesterday over the prospects for a
greater season for the Saratoga race
track next August than ever before.
The entries for some of the big stakes
recently closed show up particularly
we'll. In particular the Saratoga Han
dicap. which this year has $4,000 added
and will be worth vastly more than that
amount to the winner. has an entry list
of scventy-eight horses, against sixty
nine that came out at the closing OF last
years entries.
The Saratoga race track is the par
ticular pride of Mr.. Wilson and 1t has
been his hobby to make more and more
improvements every year. Recently he
completed the purchase OF quite a bit
OF ground outside the association and
the extra space acquired will be used as
parking spa>e for automobiles. Mr.
Wilson has ordered that the old build
inSs outside the track be removed. The
old hotel which stood on Union avenue
near the main entrance to the track is
being moved over into Horse Haven,
where II will be utilized as public
boarding place for stable employees.
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GOLF PUTTERS ON
BARGAIN COUNTER
Players Going Abroad Are Dis
carding Mallets and Freaks
for st. Andrews Types.
by KERR N. PETRIE.

Within the next few weeks golfers
probably will be in a position to pick
up an assortment OF putters at bargain
counter prices. Schenectady and mallet
headed types being barred. II behooves
the players who are going abroad TO dis
card the clubs that come under the ban
OF st. Andrews and familiarize them
selves with implements that are allowed
in the championships OF the British Isles.
In this respect 1t Is noted that the
national amateur champion, Charles
Evans. Jr., already is setting his house
IN order. Chick. 1t is stated. has dis
carded the hoe-like article with which
he rolled the ball into the cup with such
notable success in the championship at
the Engineers and In the match which
he and Bobby Jones played against Ray
ard yardon at Morris County.
What Chick will adopt in place Of the
Hackbarth putter has not been disclosed,
but It is reported that he has placed his
order, and. as It may be supposed, either
with some sawmill. iron foundry or
shipbuilding concern. or all three to-
gcther What leads to this belief Is
that the champion has ordered his new
club built as nearly as possible like the
old one but conforming 10 British rules" "
Any one who remembers that inverted
crutch win remark: 1T simply can't
De done.
But even should Evans have to re-
vert to the old putting cleek he need not
allow the fact to upset his equilibrium
unduly. Bob Gardner, an addict to the
Schenectady. had TO do the same thing
last year. Although upon his return
home after going as far as the British
final and taking Cyril Tolley TO the
tbirty-seventh hole. the Chicagoan
stated that his putting at Muirfeld had
rot been brilliant. Il stands to reason
that It could not have been so bad. a
gclfer never can tell what lies ahead OF
rim when he ventures out with new
putter. Walter j. Travis. when. he won
the British championship In 1904 by the
greatest exhibition OF putting ever seen
IN championship, was playing club
that could not exactly be called an old
frvorite. and Harry vardon, who Is
fn cbably less OF natural putfer than is
chick Evans. once putted himself into
the British open championship by pick
ing up an old club which he found lying
around in corner OF another profes-
sionars workshop.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
Lasker and Capablanca
Draw in Ninth Game

r TAvANA. April 7.--The ninth
II game in the international
chess match between DR..
Emanuel Lasker and Jose r. Capa-
blanca was declared a draw early
this morning after twenty-tour
moves had been made.
Just before time was to be called
ending the night session both play
ers agreed to draw.
Capablanca opened last nights
game with queens gambit de-
cined and selected an extremely
different variation after the O.
standard move, PIX Kt3 and
B-Kt2. whereupon he castled. Both
players seemed at home in the vari-
alton.
The time of play in the ninth
game was Capablanca one hour 55
minutes and Lasker one hour q
minutes. The tenth game viii be
started at Marianao tonight.
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"ROBBY" TO COACH PENN TEAM.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW yonK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, April 6.--Lawson Rob-
crtson. coach OF University OF Pennsyl-
vania's championship track team, was
engaged to-day by Head Coach John w.
Heisman and the football committee to
train the eleven next fall. This IL a
radical departure from Heisman's usual
gridiron policy. In all the years he
has been a coach the former Georgia
Tech coach has insisted on training his
teams as well as coaching them.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07

Small Boats sul Getting Iomcods Mt Cold
Spring Harbov

Small boat fishermen Mt Cold Spring Ear-
Dor on Sunday caught fair messes OF found
ers and tomcods. IL IN. warm weather re-
mains for few days longer and makes any
notable change In the temperature OF the
water the tonmies VIII depart overnight and
not return, and Herman TIerberg, VINO runs
the fishing station down there. Gays that
fishermen better get after them while the
going Is good and before ttey bid us good
by for the summer.
F1ounder catches ran as high as o. 10 a
man, and some boats had pail fuli of
nice slzed tommies. The now Cold Spring
Northport road, which has been building for
long period. 10 now oper and this runs
directly along the good fishing part OF the
harbor.
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MURRAY TO LEAD PENN on ICE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Allison Murray
VINO played point the Penn ice hockey
team during the past season. was tonight
elected 20 lead the team next year. Murray
whose home Is In Brocltvilie, Ontario, Is n
iirc player and Coach Orton expects him TO
% q star next season. Ali but one member
OF the squad. Jeffrcs. win return for next
seasons team and Coach Orton stated he ex-
skaters.
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AUSTRALIANS CYCLISTS LEAD.

CHICAGO, April G.--wisn tho Belgian team
Of De Grscyes and Recns IN second place
the riders IN the six aay bicycle race had
covered Pt5 mies. inps a. ~ A. NJ. to-day,
the sfxtisth hour Of the grind. CORY and
Mr13eath. tho Australian team. nre leading
with 2fis points. The Belgian team is sec
ond with 1914 points.
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fish weighing $50 pounds. He had 3s king
fish and the remainder amberjack and
grouper. In his party were I'd. studley ans
G. w. Booth. Mr.. Studley landed the iarg.
est fish. 10 pound kingfish.
Good Fishing nt The Farms Tuesday.
George schandail OF Uimer Park, who run,
the sunshine out OF Sheepsnead Bay, fishec
on the NJ. j. II. Ill. on Tuesday Mt The
Farms. and he said yesterday that there
were a lot OF fish hauled aboard. They were
principally large blackfish, weighing as high
as pounds, and there were any amount ot
them Schandall's bag was 13 Blacklist
and 10 cunners. One man baERcd no less
10 pounds won the first money IN the poo
for the heaviest fish. and there were abou,
Is cod taken all told.
Joe Stefano ran off to the Llghtship yes.
terday 70 look for ling and It IL not uu.
likely that he found them. They nre du,
now and these fine warm days should brins
them In with rush. Ling are generally or
these grounds by April 10 and this yeai
they should be a bit earlier.
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crumpsa
hustled along a and o the
Law
roImie Conncine; H.
Nnyes:1 Il.
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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHA
q FIRST half furons Time o24 5 Pu1.
easily b.

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in a
daid,1: GeorgeB Bovee !; MayE
Louis
Phillips; TO-
23 SECOND
rtgoodw wond 0.
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,hungon O
los tho
Heupew
Hoppedaf
overweight g.
r
+. Hohnson r.
80 and a sixteenth
1nsnpnr
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Founders, Plenty Of Them, at Bergen
Reach.
sandy Hook Princess
(T-he Horpcshool Bay


Reach.
rqounder fishing at Bergen Beach Is exoep..
tlonaily good at present. Catches OF 30 70 90
10 a boat are Just ordinary. They run fair
size. some a pound TO a pound and nsif:
The average Is three-quarters OF pound. !
would advise the Use Of bioodworms. The
fish In the past accepted nothing but sand
worms. find this is aitogcther wrong. Sand
and blood worms may be used together. but
not sandworms alone.
Fish In front OF bergen Beach Yacht Club.
directly out from the clubhouse and In a
direct line between the church NJ Rockawny
and the high chimney on the Bergen Beach
shore. Fish tho ebb tide " II Is possible and
YOU will obtain splendid results.
r. Cough of 800 Adsphi street. Brooklyn.
fishing this spot on Good Friday caught 81
In n short time. some weighing IN pounds.
John Klein remarked he had never seen
fatter and nicer founders, and John surely
has seen some fish. Mr.. Cough states that
he would like very much TO have some fisher
man accompany him any day convenient 10
that fisherman. Mr.. Cough uses an ~ Inch
either a two or three ounce sinker. Nothing
larger. GEORGE EDWARDS.
Kingfish Running Large st 81. Petersburg.
Anglers at st. Petersburg. Fla. who take
out parties are coming ashore every day
with big catches OF big kingfish, and the st.
Petersburg Times reports some OF the
catches up to nearly 900 fish. One Of 25
pounds was taken recently and another catch
Of ~ fish weighed 275 pounds. one Pass-a-
amberjack, red snapper and mackerei IN a
few hours. On Tuesday fisherman on the
yacht Trueedale boated a - pound kingfish.
In the party were William Klapert. Gin
cinnati; y. J. Russell, Cleveland. and Frank
five miles off shor. toward Psss-s-cirille.
Cart. Walter williams OF the Jungle re-
nrnsd Mo~6sy aftstnoon width . catch sf GO
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HUTCHINSON MAKES
NEW GOLF RECORD
Makes Card Of Sixfy-seUen at
White Sulphur.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw York HEsALp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
April s.-Playing the third and next TO
the last round OF the annual White Sui
phur Springs open golf championship
Jock Hutchison. title holder OF the open
North and South at Pinehurst, broke
the record for the eighteen holes, with
score OF 81, ono under the previous
record. On the sixth hole Hutchison
scored an eagle and made brides on
the NTH. seventh ana eigr~t.
George Fotheringham. who tied for
second AT Plnehurst. returned a 60
Cyril Walker had a II and Fred Nc
Leod a 70.
HUTCHISON'S CARD.
Out....... 2 2 2 4-33
In............ 4 > . 4 4 3-3i-6-
The scores:
Hutchison. 6T. 2i4; Hagen. "a. 221; wilson
81. 2ji Diegei. T3. 22i: Anderson, 7s. o34
Fotheringham. 60. 2iq: Kirkwood. 70, PIT
Golden, a. 225: Mcleod. 70, 22i; Peter
O'IIara. a. 22s: East. 10 232. Gordon. 70
249 walker, a.. 2i1: Pat O'Hara. ~ 224
Barnett. 70. 235: French. Is. 222. Leach. IT
23J: Kelly, TS, 236: Weisser, IS, cos.
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KENNELS.

-~~--->~----~~~~~-~----~~
POLICE dog puppies for sale, five weeks
old: father and mother both registered
dogs; anxious to make quick sale OF litter.
Address Box 30i. Smithtown Branch, Long
Island. ". Y.
IMPORTED Irish terrier, 1S months old.
blue ribbon winner; also dog puppy by
Moorough Manus. Q months old. Phone
Riverside 1852.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham q straus. Inc. Fulton ST. TlSle.oniy.
noering, 5G4 Liberty av Tel Gienmore ap3f.
Johneon, II 25p wyckoff av. Tel. 0o62 Eyerg'n.
ISinnston f40e Fulton 81. 1908 Bcdfd. Repairs.
Hummer. VI, 1885 B'way. Tackle and bait.
Mprrters, J. r., - Court ~, Tel. 1925 Main.
Nichaelson, n H., 1874 Bedfd av Tklc. only.
Michaelson, ~ r., 0lt broadway. Tackle only.
Morris A. 115T Fulton st., Rdsd .u. 1875 Bdrd.
,syulIor o., 2s5 Wyckoff av. Tel. 32i Evcrc u.
Roeper, NJ W., 7T7 Woodward az, Tkle. only.
schanf 1875 Flatbush av. Tel. 23l0 Sterling.
schebjcr. r.. c5i wyciosf av. Tsi.fosIEvrg'n. n.
sjofe. $40 fsluehing av. Tel. 1915 Stagg.
gpruitr, L.. 2TGi Atlantic av. 'rci rs78 E.N.Y.
voehiinger 1875 Myrtle av. Tel ifISWBehwb
OUT OF TOWN.
wiesshan. III. = II Hack nsh PIX rd.. w Hobokcn.
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20 $3.50 For three ods and upward c,ns Al post
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HULL BROS, Des Moines, Iowa,
Consisting OF
CARLOAD OF IOWA HORSES.

Hull Bros. have been regular ship
pers to this market; their horses
have always given satisfaction to
buyers; they are not market horses,
but come direct from the farms,
thoroughly acc!imated and war
ranted or no sale.
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All warranted horses sold subject to trial
up to noon Saturday.
Money back then IL animal proves other
than as represented.
SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-Bay gelding,
f5.2, years: sound: beautiful hack;
perfect manners. r. II. KOCH. Private
Stable, 134 West 124th st.
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Galesburg Horse & Mule Co.,
Gslcsburg, H.,
Have Consigned a
carinad nf General rrrnnse Horses

consisting Of well made chunks suit
able for farm use; also some heavy
enough for the down town truck
man, weighing from 1850 to 1900
pounds, warranted wind and work
in the best of condition, having
been working on the farms Of Illi-
nois.
- ,i....i.sr .l1a aln,,n win, CONSIGNMENT from
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ROD AND GUN NE WS
uInu VA TER ToR ANoIERs APRIL TO APRIL

Jamaica Bay Governor
fTf ~ q x.ssl.t IL
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-28
". [. KRONE, Solicitor
Master in Chancery Sale

State of Illinois, Massac County ss.-
In the Circuit Court of said County,
August Term A. d. 1921.
Demptie Carlisle VS.. Joseph Carlisle.
Bill in Chancery for Divorce, Alimony
and Sale of Real Estate No. $40.
Public notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of decree entered at the
August Term of said court, to wit, on
the 23rd day of August A. D. 1921 in
the above entitled cause, /, S. Bartlett
Kerr, Master in Chancery of said
County, will, at the hour of IL o'clock
A. M. Saturday October 18th A. D.
1921 at the East door of the Court
House in the City of Metropolis, Co.,
of Massac, and State of Illinois, sell at
public vendue to the highest and best
bidder, the following real estate to-wit:
Lot -Four (D in Block One % and Lots
Seventeen I'D and Eighteen Cs) in
Block Six t6), of Matte Johnson's =
dition to the City of Brookport, as per
recorded plat thereof, Massac County,
Illinois
Terms OF sale. Cash in hand
Dated this 18th day of September
A. ID. 1921.
S. Bartlett Kerr
Masteritr Chancery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-28
NOTICE.

To theWomen Ct The Mt Olive
". Z. x NJ Society.
Let me- urge you al my beloved
Sisters to take on NV life be.tir
yourself that you all may be able
20 meet every department Of our
district work which convenes in
Csrbondale. in Sept
Come praying, come with ia-
spira ion that we may be able ic
g down after our weeks work IS
finished rejoicing
We will meet in separate
builcing this year in the day, but
with the Bros. at nj ht except the
night Of our Program Come pre-
pared to take part on the program
which will be one OF the best liter
airy program that We ever give.
Come prepared to do your best
let us put over a great program
for the Master.
Laura Leake. District Pres.
Nj. ]. HUDSON, Sec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-28

-strange what difference thsro n.
aid the kouseholc philosopher. De
tween things we need and things Ne
want There are many things We ned
tn the house. but never can md the
money for. while soR chow We ean Al
vAys nno tie money for things Ne
vAas thai we personally fancy.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-28

Common ssnss . ssd Mastsv.
In creative thought common sense
h q bad master. fts sole criterion 10:
Judgment Is that new IDEAS shall look
IKE old ones In other words. II can
suiy act by suppressins originality
A. N. Whitehead In An irtroductior
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