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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-16
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY

(F'fom the Times-Recorder, July
10, 1870.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the picnic and outing which
the Columbus branch of the United
Trainmen VIII have at Lection Park
July %. A large crowd viii be here
that day, and grand time is antic-
ipatcd.
A substantial brick sidewalk is
being put down in front Of p. L.
Hollis building on Lamar street,
This will be an improvement on the
old walk. There are many other
places in Americas which need these
walks.
An iron and plate glass front is be-
ing put in the building to be occu-
pied by the Americas Jewelry COM
pany This company will open up
for business in about a month. now.
Today there will be an alliance
meeting and barbecue at Plains.
Quite a party from Americas will go
out
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

, / " ElS Lthtfo E-t1C 4 CDA L
! From the Times Recorder, July
1G, l9oD,
A church blown down, several
small house upset, trees and fences
( leYelcd and a barn burned by light
ming was the summary made ycster-
day of the storm that swept Ameri-
Gus and vicinity Sunday morning,
doing damage over an area OF twenty
miles Lightning struck barn on the
Fletcher Gi'ftIn place, burning it
with all contents Of oats, hay corn
and other feed stuifs.
Miss Lila Johnson leaves tomor-
row for Milledgcvilic, where she viii
spend some time pleasantly with her
cousin, Mrs NJ. X. Lamar.
Ire regular annual mad dog panic
broke loose in Americas yesterday
morning when an old dog in a yard
on Taylor street was declared mad. >"
The animal may or may not have
been mad, but The verde. was against
him and his career was ended.
CapJ. John A. Sibley returned to
Americas yesterday from a trip into
The southern part of Sumter, where
nc secured contract Tor the plac-
ing of a LoWcry round bale cotton
compress.
The friends of Miss Clyde Collins
and Mr.. Joseph Howard were given
pleasant surprise yesterday morning
in the announcement Of their mar
riage the evening previous.
The pay checks Tor the Seaboard
Railway forces employed at the Am.
ericus shops and in other depart
ments Of service here were distribut-
ed yesterday, covering payment for
June work. AS so many Of the shops
men have been on strike here for
two months the total amount paid
out in Amcricus was considerably
below the average.
The many friends Of Miss RUba
Ray VIII be pleased to learn of some
Improvement in her condition, though
she is still i'll with fever.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
NEAR pERpETrAL M0rInN

Atlantic City, Nov. ga G. Wat
kins, No. Ala Wistar place. claims 10
have invented machine which is tho
closest to perpetual motion yet made
to operate. The apparatus is In hig
workshop at Absecon and Is operated
by water. He claims that once ii il
put In motion It requires no attention
and costs practically nothing to run.
This plant" said the inventor. ais
duplicate of the one tested at VIII
liarns Grove, Pa, where il ran with
out attention from May % to Septem-
Der IS at q cost Of but 10 cents for oil
The one now running at Abescon gem
erates power for 10 to ~ electric
lights" An
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
Salmon lOc can.

Rabbits Lave Ice can.
Boys. school Shoes 1896 pr.
Canton Flannel 12isc I'd
Chestnut Lumber SAC foot
2 packs Figs for 2sc.
Cotton Bats &c each.
shlppenAburg Cord Pants 1916 pr.
oyster She'll 1se bag
Granulatrd Sugar Gc H.
Boys Rod Gum Boots s2gs pr.
Post TOastles &c box
Kell0Es Flakes &c box
Il bars Soap for Csc
Roofing Hsc roll
Z n. Soda Craekcra for 2sc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
Sss7 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll coun-
", sitting as a Court OF Equity.
Benjamin r. Rigler ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS.. VILLA Il. Rigler ct al, Defen-
dants.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court ror
Carroll County. sitting as a Court OF
Equity In above entitled cause this
18th day OF November, 1921, that the
unsatisned creditors OF George Rig
Ter. late of Carroll County, Maryland,
deceased, be- and they are hereby re-
quired to file their claims with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk OF
said Court or or before the. 9Th day OF
January, 1929 provided this notice be
inserted In some newspaper publish
ed In Carroll County once in each OF
three successive weeks before the 9th
day Of December, 1921, The unsatis-
fed creditors of George Rigler are
therefore notified to file their claims
as required and that after the 9Th day
OF January, 1922 the Auditor will pro-
coed to state an account allowing all
proper costs and expenses and un-
satisfied claims out Of the funds in the
hands OF the Trustees In this cause
and the balance then left for distrf-
button win be distributed TO the widow
and heirs-at-law OF said George Rig
Ter, deceased. according TO their re-
spectiye rights and interests
CHARLES D. CLEMsON,
Auditor.
nov Is-3t
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PineappIes 1Oc can

+ n. Star Crackers for 2Bc.
lIarse Blankets 81 les each.
Mons Heavy Fleeced lined Union
suisa.
cucnanuiH Sc each,
Stove Pioe 1sc Joint
Empty svrnu hhla sSc each.
seeded Raisins ipc pkg
Leather Lsaaina k2ss pr
4 CATION can Apple Butter Csc.
Watches asc each.
Pure papuef i5c NJ.
waiter Baker Chocolate &C bar.
Hominy e n
Mems Buckle Artica.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
Gun Shells CSC box

O. 4. 7. Cotton SC spool
Cnrfanta fec pkg
nnfeH Ice pkg.
= inch 0rauhophone Records &c.
Pure Black Pepper iSc.
Rabbits soap Sc bar
Ivory soar &c bar.
bills or more corn Delivered Free.
Extra charge for delivering less
Quhniity
.is0 n Bag Coarse Salt fi3a.
Stock Mnlasaes i5c gallon
Carbide $685. can
Mems Rubber Shoes Soc pr.
lIuminy &c ~
Mems BUCKLE Ariics k1as pr
Spark Plugs for all ears 2ac each.
Oatmeal &c n.
Cow Chains 25c each
II. O. naklng MoiaEses soc gallon.
Lard Cans ssc each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
Sal Vet &c ID.

Apples 2s.a5l per box.
Chestnut Wood delivered for $500
core.
oliver Chilled piow shares zoe each.
wizard Piow Shares Gee each.
Girls Pink Bloomors igc pr.
Syracuse plow Shares 69c each
Automobile Tires reduced 70
90x5 Safety Tread Goodrich 1854
20x3M Safety Tread Goodrich si210.
xxxX Powdered Sugar 7c N.
$500 Air Tight Coal Stove for $500
0illet Razor Blades s9c pkg.
Corn Meal 2thc 10.
Ford Auto Chains g2aS pr
Mems Sweaters Csc each.
shoe I.aces lc pr.
bars Palm Olive Soap for Csc.
i salt petre 2sc n.
Ia rolls Toilet Paper for &c.
I Eagle Condensed Miik Zoe can.
Air Tight Wood stoves st.9S each
1 women's Rubber Shoes $50 pr.
liz ~. Ginger Snaps for Csc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
Public Sale
OF a
VALUABLE FARM.
The Undersigned win sell at public
Gala IN
Saturday, December 10, 1921

at o'clock p. M, farm containing
SO acres. roods and 30 perches OF
land, more or less. This farm Is To-
Gated In Carroll County, Md, about
2ia miles East OF Lineboro near the
road leading to Roller Mills, and is
the property formerly owned by Levi
Shaffer and Paul Shaffer The farm
Joins the land OF Joseph Zeigler. Urias
Miller. John Kramer and others, and
IL in q high state OF cultivation, con-
tains room house, bank barn, spring
house. engine house. smoke house,
wood house. tool house, chicken house,
implement barn. brooder house and
hog house, all in first class condition.
Running water al spring house, barn
and hog house. There Is a good or
chard OF fruit Of all kinds. Fall crop
OF wheat seeded. Also at the same time
the following personal property will
be sold. One young mare. years old.
buggy, one set OF buggy harness, 30
chickens about $50 bundles OF corn
fodder. about ESQ bushels OF corn,
about tons OF clover and timothy
hay. about tons wheat straw, about
tons oats straw, about tons rye
straw and other articles.
Terms Of Sale for farm. $4,000 OF the
purchasers money can remain on the
property In the form OF mortgage
until April LIST. 1922. the balance over
the $4,000 TO be paid cash. A deposit
Of $500 to be paid cash on day OF sale
or all cash az the option of purchaser.
Terms ~ sale on personal property
All sums Of $40 and under cash:
all sums over $40 a credit OF Q months
will be given, parties giving their note
with approved security. bearing In
terest at 6 peF cent from date. or cash
az The option OF the purchaser
]. w EYRRHART.
Geo. v Mccullough, Auct
nov 25-ts
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objection NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the members OF The
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. OF
Carroll County. for the election OF ten
Directors TO serve for the ensuing
year. viii be held az the Office of the
Company, 24g East Main street, West
Minister, Md. on Monday, the 9Th day
OF December, 1921, between the hour
Of 10 O'Clock a. m, and II o'clock a.
m.
C. GLoYD LYNCH, Sec
nov 19-st
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Sleds CSC each.

Arbuokle's Arioaa Coffee &c each,
Sweet potatoea use peck.
Corn poDpera 25c each
Outing Flannel iaiac I'd.
Dark Green Window Shades fSc each
Z n. Bis value Coffee for Csc
2 n. Can Country Lard for 26c
IS n. Can Country Lard for csc.
g NJ. Can Country Lard for Use.
$40 Sam Coffee soc can,
Half Bnahel nag Fine Salt 3sc.
Bashel Bag Fine Salt csc.
nuahel Bag Coarse Salt COO.
Nice Table Syrup zoe gal
Wood $500 cord at woods.
Wood s4.00 cord delivered
Apron bingham 12c yd
Z Or. Mems Gray Hose for 25C.
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Leggings 48c pair.

e lbs. Ginger Snaps for 25c.
xxx Sugar 7e ~,
formulated Sugar &c ID.
&c Calender free. ask for one.
IL inch rs Gauge Galvanized Roofing,
4f6O ner square
Empty Candy Pals Ice each.
Corn Shelters Csc each.
s gal. Cans Havoline OIL St.I5.
Alarm Clocks Csc each.
standing Seam Galvanized Roofing,
rs Cause $3.50 per square.
Congnleum 6ar square.
Genuine Lnoleum gOc I'd.
Seeded RaIsins 19c 10.
patacake Toe box
Lewis I.inseed on Use gal.
Fresh Cheese zee ~
Cocoa &c 10.
bars FEELS Naptha Soap for 25c.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
Bargains in Every Department

Call at while in the city Saturday and take advan
age Of the many bargains offering Every department
our big store has somethn attractive to offer and
sure you the prices are as low esent markets will permit
New Fall goods here in pro fusion and all offered ~
money-savng prices
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
Boys Raiincoots

Boys donble-back rsircoats in
c0lors Of grey and Cam very pee
cIal.y priced at each $1,000
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

~ EW&E@y EVOENO WIEN dIIO SWk1OVL BUYS
man they
rd we'll thin ofal
rtloeuh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
Men S Cross-Ba Union
Suits

Mems cross-bar muslin union
suits, vei5 specially priced at per
suit " sc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

lasts and size he up 20 i6
E stractively priced. pair Sl1.95
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

|un0n last work hoes Of the very best
| aaa leather, regular $50 values for
, na'r SIS. SO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
SFeciaI

mother lot Of all leather work hoes for
e lecial price 81 Der par S2.95
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FIossie Frocks
Children's Night Gowns

Fashioned Of creme de chine and mus
lin. in flesh coior, also white, in sizes
from , to 10 years, very special CSC
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Children S and Misses
Boomers

OF black and white ssteen, H sizes from
4 20 rs years priced from soc 10 75c
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Extra Special

One Joy of mems fire worsed sts that we win sen out
ze is here Sl2 so
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Chldren's Bingham Dresses

ia all c9lors and variety OF yies They
are trimmed in white and -.lf material.
Priced $50 to 81. 98
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
Hats
Men S Underwear
Balbriggan Underwear

lens baibriggan shirts and drawers geD special
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Special Group

J Its fashioned of avoo serge7 and n checked patterns
nose suits would really be- d cheap sold $50 80 and are
bargains that cannot be paraleled for s25O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
COACH NEA[E
GETTING TEAM
IN GOOD TRIM
FOR SATURDAYS GAME WHEN VI.
]. MEETS BUCKNELL IN SEC
oND TILT OF SEASON
Most Of tho CHpplss Prom Saturday
Game with Bethany, Reported for
Prnottos Yesterday Afternoon

Special Dispatch TO The lHtell!GHncer
Washington. Pa. Sept. = - Goa J.
Greasy" Neale. Of Washington len
erson f. concentrating this week IN
preparation for Rucknell on tho inter
'terenca OF hts backheld. Will" III"
Presidents pulled out over Bethan> "tth
u 40 viCi"rr. the fact remains ,hhi th'
r"sIIt WAS due more 10 individual pro"
ess than 10 concerted unity OF action
avid '-a'n ~nrk This wns 70 have boon
expected in an on"ninE game. But Seale,
HAVING gotten " rather good line q"
the an:!iiy ana r,.ihre OF his men 4"
rnnty n hutld w his offensive Alone
limos that will get every man into the
play and give his attack a precision
that Il could not hope TO havo in. tho
opening clash.
Most Of tho cripples who were
'-bungei up- in IN. game with bethany
are extracted to H." able TO report for
practice this afternoon. None or the
mon WAS seriously hurt. but se'-ral
have muscle bruises and charley
horses ;hat required rest. Monday the
coach had the second string working
out IN order to get line on the sub
81, urr material Yesterday he held
scrimmagc for everybody that was able
70 Get into tho play and today hs VII!
repeat tho facts or Tuesday. T"mor-
row he will le, down IN tho work some
what and then Eive the players an al
mos, complete period OF relaxation on
Friday.
Neale'n ofrense is recognized as hts
greatest defense. He holds the same
tow "a Y"Et OF Michigan, that tho hest
defen-" IS strong onenSe '"PoT
Warner. OF Pitt. Is Of much the same
opinion, tn. "0ld For insisting that
h!s a.. ~ to score two tonchoowns TO
the o,hcr follow'a ono; and admits that
~. az. rIH usually be sonred u7on.
Rut AZ tho fam- t!11o all these coaches
DO NO, ignore the dcfenEe. IN" Red ard
Black Enc resistance Saturday, al t!mes
wns good hut the secondary defense
VA. not W 70 standard. So Eeale Is
endeavoring 10 hutld up tho latter as
well az 20 improve hi- general offensive
unity Especial attention Is also N"inE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
k|LO WATTS
VICTORIOUS IN
STRAIGHT HEATS

Columbus q. sFNt e7.--Two stalk"
event. VIZ" Mo features o: to-dsy's
Grand Tir"T.t racing program, 'hc Rotrd
% Tad" .h5 pace. and tho Cha1'l.r ~
Commerce eos trot Zach wiz, purse
~ t2.nno attached, tnius d"~!dHl as par'
O. r. carl o. t!vn races
Emma Harvester, was Installed a. ="
rnvor!ts IN the 2:0E tco;. hU, she never
was coatendes. lacking hcr speed to-
day. something K!lo watts poss-'Sed n
abundance and which enaH'eG her to
.rot two successive heats n "04t 70
cinch tho pace. z. Colorado was the
chief contender. although The fodder
did most Of TIE rushing al tho wire In
the second heat.
In sri,e q. rohrnv Ortrk's victory
over Rov Grafton IN IN" E!1r stake 4
week ago. ii. ,atter was made 'avorl: =
II WIN tho BOARD y. Trad" pace and az
ter dropping r." first heat 10 JOHNNY
Ou'rk. vent out and mnda good My
ply drove Roy Grafton in ?:nlm m"
final heat which eQualled his record
made last fall
Tho 49, pa"s furnished n. ~ soar
dal Hal y. Z. A ~" wInrrr. having
been driven IN n" last heat 10y =. A.
Valentine. Rho ."dg~s withholding m"
decision on driver N"al and tho horso un-
I'll fur'h.r Investigation. Hal Y e. A
IA not look 70 he trying In the second
heat and the chang" resulted In third
heat victory In IN" 'astest tinnn ~ Tho
threa Mr. Valentine was awarded sl7n
n! the winnings ot Hal y. e. A. for hi+
drive.
The 3:1s trot was won by Ressie
worthy. -he zoe trot was a spill; heat
affair. sslNa landing tho asst Two after
P.ston had won tho FIRST r~tnr Man
Mug. dated 70 run aEains' ia" '"-Hav.
did no. start. A strong wind fr''"f ="
die down and tho trtai vas deferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
n,tIheSceen
). ofSport
by xA4S 99AAt7es
les tn. players who ar. supposed 70 h'

les the players who ,rs supposed 70 he
tho weakest and 20 make the weak spots
in tho team are the ones most liable 10
be tho sensations. Rawlings undoTbt-d-
y Is that type " hall piayor. He docs
n. slime In the ngures. no. does h..
promise much for tho Giants yet you
must rememhe: that George RUho and
Eddie Nakn lame ducks OF the White
Son. won for them: that II was Duncan
who did really ,rO-e than any ono else
for N" Reds: that Wh:t"man. who never
was better than LASS player won
'he 1915 series BY SON" ~ tho most re-
rnarkIhie playing ever 500" ~ n s"ri"s.
N"w~.er. "" have I" stick :" 'he hE-
ur" dope and calculate tho probable ef-
fec of the spirit upon players from
what We know of Thorn.
The Giants do not compare well WIN
eithrr Yanks or Cleveland IN that sac
onl bass Job, but this boy Rawlings
vii. give Thorn the best no has and he
will be ;here walln7!ns away the bast
he knows how no matter what tho re-
suit.
This absolute lack Of high class
among N. contend!nS second basemca
- something new IN series. In fact.
/: Is worry seldom that any team COTS
into q world series unless IL has = high
class second baseman and a high elias.
short-top and Ca.sa the teamwork
around second Is greet. With the Giants
the teamwork around second has he~D
ragged and uncertain ali Bea son. and IN
that respect Rawlings nae acded little
TO the tesm strength. Hn will affect
Fr!schs strength very considerably In
etther causing him to slow u N max
Ing his piaYs or n -nuTl!nE hecauso Of
Fr!schS excessive speed IN shooting 20
second on attempted donSl> phys. Suoh
thinbS count hee"t!y IN \ World series
In tho attacking and Of the game
Ward really il ;he moro dangerous Of
ha >
ter. and he Is not worry liable to hit
much aEatns: enc Kind Of pitching that
viii bs sspt ADAMS: hig .eam. But r.
Is liable 10 brsG Up game and he IA
liable - develop strength In hitting
JUST whore his tsamIna: es arc most
Just who're his tearln'a ties arc most
liable to show FALLING o1--that Is.
againrt l.ft.ha nd-t pitching.
VIII Be Up TO Nehf
TNe moro We study The dope ths moro
" become 'r1or~e-eI Nth n" ra.'t tha'
McGraw r1urt PIT C-">' dependence M
IN Nehf IN the series. Hls other pitch
srs do not hgure heavily to check mp
"tther Yankees or Cleveland. But Neht
you'd be easier FOR Ward than -orne ~
7oi7-s which perhaps a-s und"S~rved.
since tho pitching Is J'avinr into ~"
hands.
Tho nRur. advantar. sNoun ~ ,hs
Yankees over mo G:sr,n Is rath"r lnrE-
'0- world ssrle- IN which 'h~ figures
".-y Frequently are 80 close 'oEath~-
'ha' - e hnrf 70 choose They Ei".
'hs Yankees a coHait~rahl~ lad r"~-
-" Giants N ~. pn-"'r1. s'--nH" std
!Ad and for that r~aSon - WI In 'H'e--
est!ng - E~A how No f~ar7' ~0':'.r~H T."
strength n no sud, ~ 'N- e'"-'s'ni,'
T." fInk~ a~1~4~ - D" '-7:'..~r r"!'.''
In alta cNinS force. -h~r" ne Clans -"
ra.ning lt.e n -" '~'~r Hiv- depart.
ren,.
Tor~--nv rF'' STUDY ~ rNO-'
Stops ~" ;'erE1 - ~,c- - 80 match
"To7"-'rN'. 49,. = F-oN'-C Na'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
Neither Pennant Is
let "CinChed" for the
New YORK COHtenderS

New YORK, SEPT, 27-The lead OF
tho Now York Americans over tho
Cleveland worlds champions Was cut
30 a game and a half today, when tho
yankees lost, whale that Of tho Ne"
York Nationals was shortened to three
and halt games through a Pttta-
burgh victory. The Yankees must win
three OF their four games TO onnch
tho remnant and the Giants two Of
t1sir four. II the yankees break even,
Cleveland would have TO win all lis
four games 10 finish first. PittsburcA
faces the task og winning oil It's tve
games, while New York IL losing fonr
straight
Tho New York Americans will play
IL philadelphia Thursday and Friday
and will be host to the Athletics SGT
urday and to Boston Snnda|.
Cleveland 1egtns four game ser!eT
IN Chicago Thursday.
Tho New YORK Nationals Will play
at homo with Boston on FrtdAT and
VIII ,.o ~ philadelphia for two Snnles
on Saturday. The CLANS end tHeir
Brasou at Brooklyn SUNDAY.
Pittsburgh piAyg all IT. ave C"m"T
IN ST. Louie In series startli~'
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
NYAL-LEG|ON
CAME SUNDAY
MOUND CITY
OPENING GAME FOR LEGION
MARES, WHILE TT rs SECOND
TILT FOR NYAL ELEVEN
Both Teams PraoticinE Hard SO That
They Will He In Excellent
shape for Game.


The fast SYa' football Aggregation
Of rh!s city vii Journey 80 Mounds
Vile SUNDAY, whore thry w.' "'"' ''.'
Legion team ot Earl Frances N"s' ".
T'-nr, present Indications IRIS promises
~ 30 a hard rouc,t hattie. Roth '"ams
have been rrn,'!''Hg worry hard E"'-
ting In rim for his ho't'".
I, Wi! 20 r"ncmhcrcd 'ha: 10 Nynl
eleven wer,r defeated by the Nark"" ,
last Sunday In tho opening gam" 90 N"
season This "a tho frst gan" Cor 'he
Legion squad and they 10 d"H!' VIII
pu, ~ a worry stiff attack aEa!ns' 'hCr
opponents.
All Nya, players ar" requested n 10
a. mo l'or,y-ri1'h s'r"". player "nds
evo~v c,rr,nC this week 50 ''.d' 'h"E
can r-acrtce Dunting. signaling, &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
LEGION HOLDS FIRST
PRACTICE MEETING
Eighteen Men Show OPP and Prospects
Looh Good For tho Legion to
HAvs 0erong Team.

Tho nrst practice meeting ~ the
American Legion football squad 81
wheeling Post No. was held last eve
MINK With ~ mon reporting. All Of them
seemed very ANXIOUS 10 ro' down to
work and although they got but llttl"
practice they showed up very good.
Manager John stump reported that
several Of the men which had promised
him /" be present were not on hand ard
'Na' he would like to hear from them ~
"ncH, Any nersnn wanting ~ play
should report FOR prac'i"e this evening
At III" Legion club rooms
The team Is getting N trIr' Toy 'hcir
opening game With the Bauer Turner
aggregation which will be played sun
day afternoon ~ League Park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
RECORD
Of So SET BY
JIM BARNES

New York. Sept 27-A course record
Of So was set today by Jim Barnes, na-''
tional open golf champion in the open.
Ing round Of the professional golfers.
association cha 70 ptonship tournament ~ u"
the lnw"od Country club. Barnes de- Il
fcated Clarence Hackney Atlantic CitJot
up and 10 play. Walter dagen.
western .title holder. and Gene SaraSeno'
Of T,rusvilIe. Ia, each had a So. four ="
under tho former course record. 'F
Extra hole matches featured the days :
plav. Jock Hutchinson. Of Chicago, hold"'>
er OF the British open championship-S
and defender of the tourna ment tue
Vas .arried 10 the seth hole before win.
ming over lat OHara Of tho Richmond
country Golf club In 40-hole oonte'te
charles Mothersole. Wee Barn. defaateo.'
John Farrell. Mamaroneck. N 7. Threa~
other contests required overtime play. %