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KIRK-WISMER

On Wednesday morning Mr.. Russell
Wismer, of Norristown, Pa, and Miss
Helen Gaskill Kirk, of Salem, were
married at the Broadway NJ. E.
Church, Salem, by Rev. H. J. Zelley.
The bridal pair were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Gayner and
the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kirk.
Mr.. Wismer for several months was
a chemist with the dupont Company
at Deep Water, but now has a labora-
tory of his own at Norristown.
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PROGRAM

PROGRAM
Song-America ........C Congregation
Prayer pastor
Song Choir
observation-disclosures .... Edna Wood
Exercise-The Daisies Welcome. Edna
Wood. Elizabeth Rhodes, Mary Hutch
Recitation-Pretty Daisies, Grace Ped
rick.
song-Pretty Flowers Everywhere,
Children.
Recitation-The Blue Birds Song. Fur
man Woodside.
Recitation-Gfve a Cheerful ear
Dorothy Springer.
Solo-A Child Like You, Edward Ness
Ter.
Recitation-A snappy Salute. Monroe
Edwards.
Exercise-ChiIdren's Day. Eleanor Eli
zabeth Norton,
Song Choir
Recitation-Seven Pennies, Mary Hutch
inson.
Recitation-A Soldier. Alvin Pedriek
Solo .............. Jeanette Lanning
Recitation-The Daisy Folks, Helen
woodside.
Recitation-The ChiIdren's Pledge. En-
ma Whitesell.
Observation-Disclosures Sunshine, Anna
Roberts.
Song-The Garden of the King. Alverta
knowles and Ray Wood.
Recitation-The Sun1ower and Daisy
Rosetta knowles.
Recitation-A Puzzle. -. Harry Rhodes
Song-Growing Like Jesus 80 Children
observation-disclosures He Loves Us So,
Elizabeth Rhodes.
Recitation .........N Victoria hnoWIes
instrumental Solo. Jeanette Lanning
Recitation-Tit For Tat, Francis Holton
Recitatfon-The Little Maid Of Long
Ago. Myra Edwards.
Song Choir
Observation-Disclosures Speech. Edward
Nessler.
Remarks by Pastor, Rev. 5. J. Dorlon.
Recitation-A Child of India. Emily
Brooks.
Recitation-What Shall We Give. Sara
Rhodes.
ExercfSe-Building Character. Seven
Girls.
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MARRIED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

On Saturday afternoon, May %,
1921, Miss Henrietta Washington be-
came the bride of Gildon Elvin STAN
ton. The wedding took place at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Washington, 127 South
Broad Street, Penns Grove, N. J. 1t
was a quiet affair attended only by
the immediate families. Rev. Harry
T. Fisher, pastor of St. Paul's NJ. E.
Church, ~officiated, with the ring cere-
mony.
The bride was gowned in white
georgette and carried a handsome
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bouquet of white rosebuds. Miss
Florence MacGuigan, of P~arkersburg,
Pa, was maid of honor, and Mr.. Oscar
Hunt, of Pedricktown, was best man.
A family dinner followed the we'd
ding, after which the couple left by
automobile for a trip to the Delaware
Water Gap, New York City and At
Iantic CITY.
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Private Sale
OF
Household Goods

bed room suites, kitchen furniture. Ivy
canopy range, oil cook stove and oven,
No. II Park Oak Heater, oil heater,
rugs, large and small; 2 writing desks,
fine table linen, china, (open stock pat
term pictures, couches, feather couch
pillows, refrigerator, 80 quarts of pre-
serves and pickles, empty 2-quart and
pint jars; other articles; all practically
new and in perfect condition.
WIN. C. JONES
3086 26th ST., Summerill Tract.
6-2-1t
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Public Sale
OF
OLD TIMBER

The subscriber will sell at public
sale, for the County of Salem, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1921,
at 2.30 P. NJ, Standard Time, a lot of old
lumber planking, iron, &c. This ma
terial is located on the road from
Pennsville to Marshalltown. the old
Hook Bridge. comprising a part there
of, and will be sold at the Penns Neck
end of the aid Hook Bridge.
Conditions at sale.
SAMUEL r. PATRICK,
5-27-3t Freebooter.
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WELLS-BADER

The friends of Miss Pearl Wells
and Mr.. Harry Bader, Jr., of Penns
Grove, are pleased to announce their
marriage at Elkton, Md, Monday,
May %, 1921. After spending two
weeks in Penns Grove they will re-
side in Philadelphia.
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OBITUARY
CHARLES A. HIGGINS

CIIAINLID n IIINNI-ND
died suddenly of paralysis at 11.30
Wednesday night, June l, 1921. He
was stricken when he got up from
the supper table. He was aged 40
years and a native of Penns Grove.
The funeral will be on Sunday, at l
o'clock from his residence, 30 Frank
lin Street. Burial in Riverview Gene
terry.
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MONDAY. THE 27th DAY OF JUNE,


Chanccry. OF the state of New Jersey,
Will be exposed at Public Sale on
MONDAY. THE 27th DAY OF JUNE,
next, between the hours of y and 5
O'Clock, TO wit: at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of said day, in front Of the
Sherift's office, in the City of Salem,
County Of Salem, and State Of New Jcr-
sey, all the following described Real
Estate, that is to say:
All that piece or parcel of and stu
ate in the township Of Lower Penns
Neck, County Of Salem and State of
New Jersey, known as lot No. IA. in
Block 10, as laid down on map of
South Penns Grove, survey October
22d, 1915. by Keasbey & Sparks. Civil
Engineers, and recorded in the office of
the Clerk of Salem County, New Jersey.
Approximate amount to be raised is
$6f0.67.
Seized as the property of Maria era
zia M~alero, Defendant, and taken in
execution at the suit of Dominick
Stallo, Complainant, and to be sold by
A. X. BRANDRIFF, Sheriff.
Dated May 31st, 1921.
6-3-4t Chas. f. Squillace, Solr.
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Business Failures

For the week ending April %, and
the corresponding week in previous
years, the business failures in the
United States are reported in Brad
streets of April 80, as follows:
Weeks
Week Ending Corresponding to
Apr. 2S.Apr. 81 this week
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Children's Day Observed

The annual observance of Children's
Day was held in Bethel Methodist
Protestant Church last Sunday. The
evening service by the children was
&C follows.
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Public Sale
OF
Household Goods
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4th, 1921,
AT

IFS :. Broad St, Penns Grove
The Following Articles
l walnut bed room suit. l oak bed
stead, l walnut bedstead, l couch. l
hair cloth parlor suit, l marble top
table,, 6 antique cane seat chairs, l
rocker, 4 oak dining room chairs, l
round top extension table, l square top
extension table, 1 oak buffet, l refrig-
orator. 2 upright coal stoves, gas
range. wash tubs, dishes, cooking
utensils, and many things too numer-
Gus to mention.
Sale begins at l o'clock.
PARKER LOCKE
DAVID A. ENGLISH, Auct. 6-3-1t
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Assignee's Sale

III undersigned, assignee for the
benefit of the creditors of David A.
English, hereby gives notice that he
will sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder on
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at two o'clock in the afternoon, on the
premises hereinafter described. situate
in the Borough of Penns Grove, in the
County of Salem and State of New Jer-
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SOCIETY DRAMA OPENS
AT PLAZA TOMORROW

Learning how 20 be properly ssphyx-
,a,et Is one ot the latest lessons to be
forced on the motion picture player.
Easy" SOME one says
But how easy 4 person might
writhe and struEgie-and ret by" with
a!nety people out Of hundred
But tho other nnA--a doctor or nureS
who understood gas reactlons-would
protest inaccuractes.
In "cvary thing For Sale" . May
NcAvoy picture coming TO the Plaza
Theatre FOR three days beginning to-
morrow the young star Is accidentally
locked in a closet. In her struggles TO
&c, luose she breaks rubber gas con-
nsction and before heing rescued under
goes the agony Of semi-asphyxiation.
To got this affect Miss McAvoy 10
said u have studied for weeks. She
visited all The Los Angeles hospitals.
~s-cr.nllv IN" r." Giving Hospital where
al suicide cases arc taken.
This scene. viii. intensely dramatic
T.. hu. one portion ~ a very absorbing
,aie having n d. with a siri who has
70 make the decision between marrying
tnr love and FOR money. Thrill seenes
Wherein Miss MCNoy and Eddie Suth-
GRAND are dashed on wave-swept rocks
are feature.
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.theSueen.
!; ofSport V.
-. oa % =
by NH S9Ah&e~

lions ~ the country for the new league
play.
An Indications point 70 the coming
season beinS the most successful in inc
history Of the game In This country.
Last winter was wonderfully open one
for outdoor sport. particularly soccer.
all schedules being completed without
single postpopement.
Hill Killefer has been signed 70 man
age the Chicago Cubs Tor l97e-a Job
which. IN all probability he did not seek
or espey!ully want He was chosen 70
succeed Johnny Evers under an agree
rnrnt that was 10 be temporary and 80
understood He has not shown any I'M
spirit hu, evidently has shown enough
capabil!ty % convince tbs owners that
ne can handle ball club.
Killeter IL ono Of tho best types or
hall players rather reckless. good ma
,ured smart and good fellow. Just
what sort Of manager OF men he VIII
make IS another matter. Tho cubs have
had troubles with managers ever since
,he days Of Chance. They chose Tinker.
E:vsrx O'Day. Mitchell. E;vers-and pro-
nounced ali failures.
am informed that Erers was chased
on the team for riding" tho players. In
the early sea son when Evora was riding
thern and squirting thom TO victory he
was hero. when they Quiz under him
they blamed the Jockey instead OF the
horse.
Klllefer. being an easy rider. Ia not
having tho troubls Ercrs had and per-
haps will not. But Il aecr1s 10 me that
tho way 10 mako team thore 10 TO
change horses instead ~ changing jock
Copyright. tho New York Evening Mail
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Betty Compson Closes
Big Run at Plaza

Harry s. rrItneid. who appears In sup
port o. R"':y romrson In her now PRO
duc;ion. For Those We Love" n Cola
wyn release. closes NJ the Plaza Thea
ire tonight Is the dean 81 me Amer
lean stage" He has been betore the
foot!tghts for hfty-ntne years. and now
has a l!te contract with Oliver M"roSC".
He ha. hc-cu 4 member ~ the Mornsco
stock company In Los Angles Tor ;wen>
" years. Mr. pufheld's father. s. P.
pufh.ld. vas one q, tho famous thea
ire managers 81 CiLl War days. and X
was at his theatre in Mobile. Ala. that
his son began his staSH career NJ the
are Of twelve. For hftren years hs
played ehakespearcan roles with Edwin
Booth, Lawrence Barrett aEa Edwin
Forrest. Later M supported Joseph
Jefferson In RIP Van wink'r' and was
with Nine Janau-ch"M and Nine. Mod
teska. j. II. Hacket'. father 81 James
K Harke,t and F,-nk Keenan,. He
toured England and this country with
his own companies and hnaliy Joined
Oliver Morosco
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Tho Test at 81. Louis

This present struggle for tho anna
tour golf championship 81 the United
states promises u nc the hottest one
IN. We have over kuowr. Unless pres
ems Indications 60 astray chick Evans
Is a mans job before him In defend
irE his title Willie Hunter. winner o!
the British amateur. ia on hand and. II
nc finds conditions 20 His liking. he un-
d:rihi~div vii make the travelling very
rough for those who come against him.
Hunter Is a grand golfer. along the
Travers type. the Kind who must he
beaten. Tha; Is. they never defeat
Themselves He has no weakness He
can drive Ia f.ne iron player and can
putt well All this Is bound to make
him very DANGEROUS.
Rut do not look for Hunter TO fol-
low In til" path OF Harold Hilton. who
came over In 1911 and won our t!tlr. AZ
ter taking the British Amateur. There
Is this to lie said in favor 81 our hold
Ing our trophy, aad with NIL due defer
rncc :" Hunter. grand golfer that kc Is.
When Hilton turned tho trick ne was
playing stronger game than Hunter
has shown r. this country or abroad
and We did not then have the capable
rl.ynra We now may hnas; "f Suppos
ing ttunteT, VIII pe tommy HHlpuI' 'ie
It The games great shot makers. who
must h~ considered.
Arrayed aeainst these British entries
are such stars as Evans. Jones Gull
ford. kncpTrr Surhts"r. EEan. Gard
ner. Fown~s Fiat. Dean. Man!on Max
MNrSton navr Heron Jerry Travcrs ana
others ThCm do no; know so we'll.
Any 81 those men are quite good enough
to win Add to this lis, the rising stars
who always POP M a. such meetings
adm It Is evident TINT the battle Is 60
Ing TO b, a hot one from tho start.
What the Courss Demands.
The course 81 the 81. Louis Country
club Is fine test Friends who paved
IL before came here advised me 20 thai
effect and I can s'atc that lh"!r views
we're correct. No better description Of
this battle ground can be read than the
minute ono Of every hole written by
that close student ~ tho game. Stewart
Maiden. Briefly this course has 20 re
played with the Mead as we'll ms with
tho implements or the game. have
always been st!ckler FOR forcing the
golfer to th!nA before he plays off tho
tee. To mo one ~ the games Ereatest
testa Is tho 100 ho.o. And golf IL no;
an e1art!rg test II III. player can cast
caution 70 the winds and lash away n.
tho ball from he c:r. 1t IL testing golf
e nc -" shot ma" TO hs placed WITH
reference 70 m. Second The 81. Louis
Country r!rh c"gIr~" Ia on" Of those
raro courses that puts premium upon
accurate hitting.
Golfers Ike Ch!ok Evans and Rohh!
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NhefAns H2h ehoo
with me Goa ana bIue ec'eh
~: = ~, h"' ... 49,, -. -.
be
he the eligibility
lis. b., iociS association
line or the capancy
q ne :r Is H. member @" the squad IN 9l''
Whceln Island
III? and l9" and AGAIN last saturday
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Last summer. I expect him to s" very
tnI lhI~ year. II" is quite good enough
20 win
Picking Winner 9ussswork
Picking winner is these hectic days
Of competition is u task beyond me and
7 shall not attempt 20 DO So. Between
300 and l9lh one could look over the
nrid r,cA out two or three men and
back them with HIDE fear Of going a.
stray Hat OF recent years the favor
ties have run to dozen and you hav"
been none too sure any Of them would
como through.
With the keen competition now exist
ing any golfer Is liable To crash through
And II Is not unlikely the home talent
viii turn the trick. 81. Louis boasts Of
three golfers who are going 10 lie ex-
tremeIy hard 10 defeat and there may
be others. James Marion. Richard
Rookencamn and Clarence Wolff are the
trio. Judging from past performances
they are hound To do wrli. The East
Is also 70 be rccknnrd with az il has
sent list Of stars Of magnificent
strength. The South is also telling
factor and from what I have seen
Chandler Egan's youthful stars from the
Pacific Northwest arc by no means out
Of the running. Now when these groups
are thrown INTO the lists with the Md
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REX'S fine BILL
PACKS THE HOUSE

Crowded houses have prevailed at tho
Rex since Monday afternoon and there
IA very good reasons for the saue as
the show At Wheellng'S mos, popular
playhouse IS certainly "hum-dinSer.
The Stanley Galuni Co. fad instant
favor with the audiences with their
shadowsraph number. producing some
very clever subjects upon tho screen.
Lane and Freeman two men DO an sf-
fective act and their Broadway number
Is scream. Melodies and Stops are
four vary talented young misses and
offer a very refund and diversified eou-
tine Of singing and dancing, Jarrow hits
his audiences for homer with his
line of nut chatter and h!s slight OF
hand work Hazel Hickey and clever
company in The Might boat" "mop-up"
at every show taking curtain call after
cal! and whi'h this extraordinary COM
edy sketch Is entitled too. Mary Miles
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STANDING Of STAR QUARTZ RBACk
Of COLD AND BLUE QUESTIONED

RECORDS SHOW HE PLAYED IN TRADELPH1A
GAME IN l917-RULES OF O. V. A. A. DECLARE
NO MAN MAY PLAY MORE THAN FOUR YEARS
OPINIONS DIFFER ON INTERPRETATION.
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Is Munas ELIGIBLE To Play With Wheeling High Eleven

die Vests corkinE players but one thing
can happen-the greatest Amateur on
record. Nor Will the international ma
ror lent by the presence Of Hunter ana
Armour detract from the event.
This man Armour has been In America
long enough 70 understand our customs
and conditions. He will not have the
usual handicap to overcome that . new
conner faces. A handicap facing Hunter.
The big point In Hunters favor Is that
he Will more readily adapt himself to
our conditions over the thirty-six hole
Journey than would he II the matches
were eighteen. That Is going to a great
help to him.
Indeed. with few exceptions. everyone
Is here and the greatest battle Of Amer
lean golf Is now under way. battle
that IL TO be fought over 4 course de-
manding all that one may know Of this
great game.
Copyright. 1921. Sol Mstzssr)
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\ Last summer. I expect him to S" very
| tnI ,hIs year. II" IL guile good enough
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COLUMBIA 4, c. Will
PRACTICE TONIGHT

Manager A. r.. kirchner NJ the COL
umhin 4. G football team has csl.sd q
meeting Of candidates for rho team and
any young men wishing places on the
tea m 10 be held this evening at IN" Col
umhia club. There arc already large
number who have signined their tnten-
lions OF trying for tho team. and indi-
cations are they will be represented
with a good eleven.
The season Is to be opened October >
with tho Tigers ~ Toronto The U""r-
eyes Of Bellaire are TO be mot az well
al q number ~ other good tean.h. There
are 4 number OF open dates yet. and
teams Wishing games may call Manager
Kirchner at Wheeling 3:6s.
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TEEING UP. WITH OUIMET
By FRANCIS OUIMET

Mlnter In Her winning Way" Ia tho
feature picture She plays the role OF
clever and energetic newspaper girl
md shc certainly does II with a punch
Al. ST Johns In "Hay-Tlme" Is forty
horse power gloom chasing comedy and
gets many and many laugh. The
REX news Weekly shows some vcry in
,orest!ng scenes that are up TO IN" min
ute -" performances are continuous
daily from | until II. tho vaudeville APP
bearing At 3-S and 10.
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America IS 20 have winter sport mis-
season on scale never hCt"r" Known "a
,his country. The Only respect IN WnITn
Re United states has i2''en o""nLu -.
athletics has been In outdoor winter
sn,r,S and this promises I" he remeh'",''
skating. which he's had big boom IN
recent years. VIII have the nssseSl
son n IS history IN SPIT" OK IN" az
shiy yin ~ held ~ Mon':"ai ln>t"a,! or
a, iac,d or Saranac H""&cY. when IS
one ~ The creates, % al sports WI
hon, again and its renewal N the Ne"
York district a"a rs HE,"nS'"n |" '
lege circles - -"uiarkah."- 40,
m. great winter sport. however WI
be sncca-. 4 game watch - coming foE-
ward RAPIDLY. ,.,,,od
With the institution OF the lnl,ea
STATES Football Association. the govern
Ing soccer body IN this country on April
Is, 1913. this popular outdoor WINTER
p.stime has grown With Amazing rap
id!tv. Twenty states are no" repreS
ented IN the National challenge Cup
eomp.,it!on. which Ia conducted on an
elimination basis during the winter
months. the ultimate winter beEg pro-
claimed national champions.
4, .he present time there are owe,
500 soccer clubs playing organized
Football under 'hs jurisdtctior ri me
I. = F. A. Some Idea OF the scope OF
this organization can be EatneseI %nen
AZ IS taken into consideration that nero
were over 80" ,s,nrsd With he /. s.
r 4. last season while ctEhty-hNe ciuo'
from all sections OF the country com
ueted in the National Challenge Iup
series N'e lean. leans ~, W, ,.crrd!nu 10
Secretary James Scholaa"!d the pros-
meets FOR large Increase In entries nhy
oe eNpect-o' IN ,,.ir I,tentton Of
cSnos naye ss a.I'.,,I minors As tho
c"nipeuns tv' -. mn,ii Remember %
books do n"t Csc S. n"I,i 'bst ali re-.
there i every pr"""n'INs - 80 coro-
oriS e:f he nr"Nar Wnsn .ns n"p ny
mttte' asSemnI'S !" m"S -" r',,nd
Tor the pa! "is +Go,ar,ars ~ m. u
Hi*t :" we n.a",es, .,.,iytty n
6. +. y SHOWS me .Tsr,nT ard
one - SkeP''r". - 20 ~ ,ha g,.r, -,
increasing pofu.N, - $780, S.b,I.
this country. E'Si' '" secrea,H ~,
field 0iflce WIZ rem Ne go - -
iStratIons nt pro''sS'pnS' S",i 80
players 'oT tnc N"''"iINl II t,h
competition are pouring IN wiz" o'e''
mail Ill, ,
The approach!nE se"Sph w ..',s
the entrance or pr"'eoS!ona' NSsue
into the soccer arenn al - ,ba new
states VIII NN t"IF"e.It,eI ." 90
Organization "hicn wiz ne
the Amer an IrotPss."nat 80,
league. ~ VIII nc an e,s
with teams playing a; It@r, SUI. -,
PHILADELPHIA. Now York. Jersey cry;
Fall River. Pawtucket. Ho'!oke ana
BROOKLYN. In bilsdelphis the Natl'na'
I."aGU" has""a. lark VII De w.
Jersey CtN and mar[i''n nj, f"T b. 'n'r rnsd
over 10 the l"axu" "t Gals a. the ter
imitation % tho has""'E season tn"
New England S'uhs " 'A.!o NAV" nc
use of The hsS"hN" 3E"n"rnes ~ 'hc'r
rcSpr..uN" districts N"~ forS nome
summer. "h..C IN Brooklyn I'ad r'e'"
Will l." available
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and Wheeling w"a; t" Wheeling ny tho
nycryhrl,n!ng >cpr.. %; -. Tyler az
'rriad.i?hrn was ;aH individual hero NJ
.hs DAY making 30 !a-d run t"r his
tennis On,E :'s,ChdoWn. los RaSISta.
vh" was ruled ineligible ia'"r nv me
- V y Was Nh"eNcGS s;tr. making
f,u~ ~ h;s ,errls tnurhdowns
TN, toi.nwA,x ,lneup and summary
from the, Wh~linS Register on SUNDAY
,r~rn.nG ort~ts'- - l?iI. WILL No dount
>",',. III" Discussion ~ Muhas chg
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SuhSVtN'!NNS TI'NE' '0T TIV''I'''' =
Mckee for MCGOWAN. Beans for Nelson.
r,,rorden <rr Howard. Friedrich for
p'Rrtcn. Munaa FOR Woods Woods Tor
Nuras Nuras FOR Woods. St"hhs Tor
Fritz Young Tor Cory. ,1uerGrns for
Nan,niiI EidemiNer Cor Be-iSta
Touchdowns: Basista. :: WOODS lF-
10y. Fritz. ponahuc, Tyler.
= Goals from touchdowns: Simpson. 3:
Humphrey. |.
nr,ci,ls. Referee. Butler OF Brown:
ur,c,r. Coke" Connors: head l!nesrran
K:mme,. W. II. 5.
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PLAY POSTPONED oAnu

st. Louis, Mo-. Sept. :o.-The game
between the New York and ST. Louis
he played ut New York next Tuesday, Il
was announced here today.
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Jones are going 10 revcl under such cir
cumstanCes. Roth are wonderfully aC-
Curate. To state that they will do well
here Ia unnecessary. Jesse Gutlford -
another who can b. depended upon. lie
IS playing finely now. has been all year
and is further aided by being nct;ied IVY
his failure 10 qualify at the Engineers
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.

SLIN NAL OE SEONSAA N hs
Arrive Leaves
II 80 am Columbus-C hgo 3 40 am
1923 pm Albany-Montg'y. 5:14 am
7:25 pm MacGn-Atlanta 6:37 am
*7:15 am Columbus $3.50 am
1:52 pm Albany-Montg'y 2:15 pm
215 pm Macon-Atlanta / so pm
all 200 am Columbus " 80 pm
10000 am Columbus $3.50 pm
6:37 am Albany 1873 pm
SID am Macon-Atlanta 1898 pm
$40 am Albany-Jaxviile 1859 pm
2:58 am Aibany-Jaxville 1874 am
12:41 am Chgo, st. L. Alta 1853 am
~ Daily; CD Sunday.
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Arrives Leaves
5:15 pm Richland-Cols 1000 am
$40 pm Cordele-Savh. 1881 pm
1881 pm Richland-Montg'y $40 pm
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

Central Tlme.}
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed: