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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
ANGLERS AND GUNNERS
PLAN ACTIVE SEASON
Drive For New Members Now
on. Stocking Many State
Streams.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners'
Association held their monthly meet
ing last Tuesday evening. The follow
Ing officers were nominated for Of
hcers o. the association, and election
viii be held next month: President.
George c. Schiller; vice-president,
Howard +. Stats; secretary Clarence
u. Hess; financial secretary, Richard
Rhodes; treasurer. George II. Burris;
trustees. r. i. Teyis. John G.. Hader-
er, Thomas Il. Donnelly. The propa-
cation committee. George II. Burrts,
chairman. reported that they have
sent in ~ applications to the govern
ment for fish 10 stock as many ponds
throughout the State. They also re-
ported that fish have been placed in
several OF the ponds during August
by the Federal government, through
Congressman Caleb n. Layton.
The association has offered prizes of
$50 for first prize and $40 for the SEQ
ond prize for the member who brings
In the largest number Of members be-
tween September !, 1922 and the first
Tuesday In March. 1928. This is ex-
pected TO create great deal Of inter-
est and during March the association
win give a free motion picture enter
tainment TO the members and their
wives. These motion pictures will be
of the best hunting and fishing scenes
that can be procured. Tickets will be
sent 10 all members In good standing
as Of February, 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
SUNFL0WER SHOWN
At DELAWARE FAIR
Champion Harness and Show
Horse, Owned by J. P. Grocer,
Receives Great Ovation.

Ono OF the outstanding features of
the Delaware State Fair this year was
tho exhibition OF Sunfiower, champion
harness and show horse OF the Uni
ted States. owned by John p. Grocer,
of Upland. Pa. The Delaware State
Fair is the first at which this great
horse has been shown this season.
Theodore Duncan is the trainer of
the animal. which is remarkable
piece OF horse-hesh. Az 1t passed the
grandstand. 1t aroused cheer after
cheer. The best show horses OF Eng
land have been brought over 10 wrest
the laurels from the marvellous ami
NAL. but they have always failed. The
horse has never lost in any show.
The Delaware State Fair officials
took advantage OF tho opportunity to
show this horse and appreciated the
kindness OF Mr.. Grocer. VINO had en-
tered tho animal IN the horse show
conducted IN connection with the Fair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
NEWARK HIGH PREPARING
FOR FOOTBALL SEASON

Newark, Sept 9.-Newark High VIII
probably have another fast football
team in the field this fall and tha
squad has been out for practice sewers
al days this week. Coach Mcdonald
viii not be back this year as ne
taking a course at Columbia Uui-
versity. "Joe" Wilson. a former traclS
star at the University OF Delawars
will be "aggie" teacher and physical
director at Newark High this year.
Coach Wilson has had the football
squad out several days this week and
the prospects are bright for a fast
team Newark High viii open ma
season with Wilmington High in WIZ
mington on September 80. Georga
Bland is manager OF the 1922 team
and Floyd Hubert. who played a
whale Of game in the backfeid Iass
year, will captain the eleven. Those
who have reported for practice "A
date include: Captain Hubert. Hens
ming, Cornog. g Hopkins, ~. Hopkins
Cunningham, Mayer. Crompton.
Manns, Strahorn. Richards. Townsend
Davis, Riley, G.. Chalmers. I. Chalmers
Wilson, Patched and stephen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09

vented from participating. due TO en-
gine trouble developing while on their
way TO the track. Two Of tho racers
were delayed because they were ar
rested for speeding. Mr.. Coxo conducts
automobile racing in New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland. as well
as In this State. where no has held
several successful meets.
The SUMMARIZE:
HaIf-miIe time tral-won by Tony De
Pau, Philadelphia. Ford special. dmo
berger, Philadelphia, Williams special;
Harry Lang. Philadelphia Oldsmobile; j.
r. Jones. Newark. ~ J. Chevrolet all three
tied at 80 2-5 scconds.
First heat, ~ miles 70 qualify for 5-mile
racc--Won by Harry Lang, Philadelphia,
Oldsmobile. time 3. lS 3-5 second. j P'
Jones. Newark, n. j.. Chevrolet; third.
VII William sd Brogn bridscyiIlc; Del. Dusen
stein, Palmyra r. j. G ~ ,ay sp mefx-
sss1. J . sciham,asdera PhlIsdelphIa
toona. Pa. Ford special
fiye-mile race. Glass Avon by Harry
Harry Rockstein, Palmyra, MI. Chevro-
adelphiaa; Packard special, fourth. ]. p.
| G.12 10
Five-mlle race. Glass B-won by II. J.
johnson, Philadelphia. King Eight special
( second John Dooley. PHILADELPHIA. Ford
special; third. Warren Chadwick Phil.
| adelphia, Chevrolet fourth. J. p. Everett
| 6.51 3-5.
10-mile rnce-Won by Harry Lang. Phil.
adelphia. Oldsmobile special: second. n. @
| Schmuder. Philadelphia. Packard special
| third. William Brown. Brdgeyille Del
| Dusenberg. Time. IL minutes 10 seconds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
BLUE AND GOLD TEAM
DOWN TO WORK SOON
Coach MoAvoy's Eleven at Red
Point Limbering Up For
Cridiron Season.
pecial Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Red Point. Md. Sept Coach Nc
Avoy gave the University Of Delaware
football squad light workout this
morning In the fundamentals OF the
game. The light work will be kept
up for few days and about Tuesday
he will start intensive training.
A squad OF about Is candidates ac-
companied Coach McAvoy, Manager
Murphy and Captain Williams to
camp yesterday. The party made the
trip from Newark In n bus. arriving
here about noon. There was some
light practice yesterday afternoon.
such as passing tho ball. but most of
tho afternoon was occupied in put
ting the camp I'm shape.
Most OF the boys took dip in the
river and some OF them were out in
row boats for short time early last
evening. Coach McAvoy viii hardly
have a chance to get much OF line
on his material until the middle OF
next week. Ono thing has been made
plain to tho men. and that is they will
have to work for their positions on the
team. No favorites will be played and
| the man who shows best for any par.
\ ticular position will be the one tc
\ land that position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
Daue COKE Wins Special Match Race;
Harry Lang Cleans Up in Three Events

Dave Coke. Of this city. driving HIS
Wilmington Special. defeated r. Daw-
son, OF Altoona, In n special match
race OF ~ miles yesterday afternoon
at the automobile races ut the Della
ware State Fair. These races at
tracted an unusually large crowd and
considering tho fact that 1t was the
last day OF the Fair, those IN charge
were more than pleased. The races
were OF the best and in practically
each event, tie spectators were given
n renl thrill
In the ten-mile race. r. Dawson, OF
Altoona. while rounding tho near turn
on his eleventh lap, crashed through
tho fence, but tho car did not roll
down the embankment A crowd rush
ed to the scene hut the special officers
preserved order. Dawson was not in
jured In the accident.
This was ono OF the outstanding
features of the races. The order was
OF the best Spectators were kept
from the track and also were caused
to keep a safe distance behind the
fence, on the inside OF the track.
Harry Lang of Philadelphia. driving
an Oldsmobile Special captured three
events during the afternoon. He wor
the 2la mile trial. the five-mile foi
Class b cars. and the to-mlle race.
David B. Coke. OF this city. was In
charge OF the races for the Fair Of
ficials, and his efforts were highly
praised. There were IL cars In tho
various events. and several were pre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
Coke Wins Match; Elkton Ball Nine Going Strong

setting her determination. He ousts
by rights to rage at her---,hen she
could nout, and deny him To her
wicked vanIty's full content. she had
no thought OF letting him 20 frc~--
then nor ever. But neither did she In
tend TO let him yanquish her In fair
game--ho must mike "a proper SUBJ
mission before no might hope TOR par
don.
He did nothing OF tho sort. Instead,
no rose slowly To fun hcigb's-~s foo, 2.
one hand stiIl holding hers. the other
stretched protectingly around her. ne
emblem and sign manual q loving
strength. you are tho very bes, girl
In Gil the world" he said. Trouble "a
you need such lot OF making BE-
cause I've shown myself all sorts q
n fool. you've no need 70 try matching
me. Therc' That's bcttar--whyi me
ring fits perfectly" slipping n IN
place upon tho member she had In
voluntarily unfiexed. and again ilftins
II to his lips. A move that cos, him
something--narneiy. a hard adew'ss
blow that gashed his check With q
point OF the diamond nearest. BLOOD
spurted from tho slash. spottins Ssn-
cy's white frock, even staining he's
furious fingers.
Sight OF 81 turned her White. nck.
faint--she would have sunk 20 ms
floor but for his compelling hold. Hs
felt her breast heave. saw tears eash.r
and fall, heard Granny cry out q,
alarm--then the world went black FOR
him also; ne barely managed % Stun
BILE toward the davenport and FAN
rather than SIT down. But the black.
ness lightened AZ Nancy's cryi
"Lauryl IL hurt you--but hur. my.
self--worse." an she stanched the r-d
flow with her soft handkerchief ovs1
which she pressed her softer Iips
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
BROWNS LEAD YANKS
At BAT AND SCORING
Far Exoelled Their Nearest RI
walls In Everything But
Sacrifice Hitting.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Chicago. Sept. g.--With tho Yankees
and Browns neck and neck In the
homo stretch OF tho American League
pennant race today. the batting aver
ages or the two contenders reveal the
fact that the st. Louis batters have
connected with 154 moro hits than
their Yankee rivals, scored SO more
runs. stolen SO more bases, and have
been excclled only In sacrifice hitting.
The figures show the Browns have
connected with 1,471 hits, as against
1917 for the Yankees. and have scored
100 runs as compared with 0g8 for
New York. In home run hitting the
Browns. with Ken Williams in the
lead. have belted out 81, while the
Yankees, with their mighty Ruth. are
trailing with SO.
The batting Of Sisler the Inst week
enabled him to boost his average from
'4l3 to .42l. which makes II an almost
certainty that he will finish the sea-
son we'll above the 400 mark.
On tho paths. Ssler romped across
the plate IL times, which gave him
the lead as the best run getter. Sls-
Ter has registered 100 times, while
Blue. Of Detroit. has counted III.
Babe Ruth. following his third sus-
pension Of the season, Is having n
time TO overtake his rivals In home
run hitting. He has made 30 four
baggers, but he still Is trailing Tillie
Walker, OF Philadelphia, who has "a.
The averages include games OF We'd
| nesday.
Other leading batters for % or
| more games: Cobb, Detroit, 1906
Speaker, Cleveland, .376; Heilman. De-
troit. 1851; Tobin, st. Louis, .339: Gal
loway, Philadelphia, .335; Schang
| New York, .333; Ed. Miller, PhIladel-
phia, 1892; Pipp. New York, 1927: ].
Harris, Boston. 1927: Williams. St
| Louis, 1926.
Lawrence, Hack" Miller, tho for
mer San Francisco slugger, Is giving
tho National League n surprise with
lis great stick work for Chicago. Mil
Ter is In third place among the lead.
| crs with an average OF 1855.
Rogers Hornsby enjoyed a profitable
week. increasing his average from .3s!
10 1871 for the leadership. Besides nj,
SO home runs. Hornsby has made 81
doubles and IL triples.
Max Carey. whose speed has showr
no falling Off. has stolen SO bases an,
is the leading scorer having counte,
lis tallies for the Pirates.
Other leading batters In 95 OF NOR,
games: Tierney. Plttsburs, .376; l.
Miller, Chicago. .S56; Q. Grimes, Chi
cago. 1854; Bigbee. Pittsburg, 1851
Hollocher. Chicago. $50; Dau
bert. Cincinnati. $40; Carey, Pitts
burE. .ssS; Duncan. Cincinnati, 1893
Gooch, Pittsburg. ..a3S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
Do POINT MN TO SHOOT.
VIII Take Part in Grand Am-rf~au
Handicap AT Atlantic CITY

The convention OF statesmen u th~
sporting powder division az tho a,
Pont Powder Co.. came 20 A close las.
evening, when the salernen and theis
wives were rendered a reception By a.
Felix du Pont. general manager o. ths
division. at his home.
From here many Of tho ssiesn~f
VIII 20 to Atlantic City'to take part
in or witness the Grand American
Handicap shoot next week Eighteen
Of them, who are professional trap-
shooters. have entered the events
Among the entries are Arthur XII
lam, ST. Louis. professional champion
Of the United States and Canada WHO
won this title last August az ~
/ Grand American Handicap held m
| Chicago. Another - Fred Gilbert. "A
Spirit Lake, Iowa, who holds fh9
worlds long record Of son straight.
l.. s. German. former holder ~ th.s
Professional championship o. Tho
! county is also among the entries
These men are regarded az anon 9
the most formidable contendcrx ros(
championship honors IN the countrv-
All of them recently hava beeu6
shooting in fine form.
Other professional shots r~pr~-
senting the dupont Company whd
have entered in ono CT moro OF NJ
events are: Walter HUI. OF NfAconI
Ga: ]. e Dickey. Duluth. MINI. I
| w. s. Colfax, Jr.. Pompton Laxss'
y. J.; d. d. Cross. Kansas City. no. !
H ]. Donnelly, Guthrie. Okla; q.
y. Wray. Vicksburgh. Mass: TX. ID.
AIbaugh, PENIS Grove. ". J; X. q.
Abbott Jr., birmingham. Ala. w,
H Dean, Tyler. Texas: p. J. Holo<
han, Portland. Oregon; w. d. Stan-
nard, Okauchee, Wis: L. J. Sduisr.
Cincinnati. Ohio: Ed. G. White. OF,
} tawa. Ont Can. w. " Bowman
Denver, Colo: c. O. LeCompte. An-
chorage, Ky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
HOME RUN CONTEST.

After being tied yesterday by Rog-
ers Hornsby. of the Cards. Kenneth
Williams. OF the Browns. knocked out
his thirty-sixth home run later in the
day and retained his title as leading
home run hitter in the major leagues.
Hornsby was the only circuit clouter
in the National League, while the
American had three hitters to its
credit. Pipp. OF the Yankees. caressed
the pill for round trip. Bob Veach,
of Detroit. went Pipp one better and
crashed the sphere for two four-base
hits. The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
LIGHTNING ATHLETIC CLUB
is READY TO STRIKE


The lightning Athletic Club OF the
east side will hold the second meeting
at its new club house. 1884 East
Twelfth street, on next Tuesday even
ing. The Lightning A. c. Is the pick
OF all third class elevens OF the State.
They have been recruited from the
Snapper, st. Luke's, Bellefonte, Stap-
Ter Park and Park A. c. and Ninth
Ward.
The following members are Request
ed TO report at the next meeting:
Welsh, Eyerson, Dennis, Hamilton,
Blankenhorn. Altemus. d. Cunning
ham, Craig. Kirk, Peterson, Joe Mar
tin, John Martin, Gutenberg, Saxon
and all players receiving letters be
on hand as there Is to be an election
Of officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
CITY BASKETBALL LOOP
PLANS FOR BIG SEASON

That the basketball loving public
of Wilmington will again be assured
sterling brand Of the popular winter
pastime was evidenced last night
when officials and managers of the
City Basketball League formulated
plans for the campaign.
The league viii remain intact from
last season. providing those teams
that comprised it last season do not
decide to drop out before the season
starts.
Two clubs, the Knights OF Column
bus and Defiance made application for
franchises and will be given prefer
ence if any of the following teams de-
eide to relinquish their berths: Sew
enth Ward, Pioneers, Parkside
Mount Vernon, Brownson and ST
Mary's, the latter champions OF the
1929 season.
The managers voted TO raise the
forfeit money to SIS which is an in
crease of $50 over last season.
President Leo ("Red') Walsh. who
piloted the eagers to such a successful
season last year. and who was re-
elected president and treasurer at the
close of the last campaign. presided
over the meeting last night. Secre.
| tary Joe Condor was also present.
The meeting was held at the Pho.
neer rooms, Ninth and Market streets
and was attended by the following
managers:
Chandler Logan, Mount Vernon
Willard Lofink, Parkside; Frank Nc
Laughlin. Brownson; Roy Desmond
Pioneers; Charles Wolfe. st. Mary's
John Healy. Seventh Ward.
| Plans We're discussed for the forma
| ton of a Junior City League whlcl
teams would play preliminary game
TO the regular City League contest
but action was deferred until the mex
meeting.
1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
wIIMl>cTONIANS STAR
MEADOW SPRINGS SHOOT

Il. Il .du Pont. nring from the 22-
yard mark. was the victor in the 100
target handicap at the Meadow Spring
tournament near Philadelphie yester-
day. lie shattered ~ birds. T. clsr-
cnce Marshall. OF Yorklyn. broke into
the winner caas by breaking % from
II, and ~. Il. Vending. Of this city.
Topped tho field. when ne Broke 3S
from the rewula: lS-yard mark. In the
professional class. Hen" Winchester
broke ~ tayge,s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
National League.
ST. THOMAS AND ST0NEHURST
PLAY 9.3 TIE

Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-St. Thomas
of Wilmington, and Stonehurst, play
ed six innings to to tie score
here yesterday. "Sid" Manlove allow
ed but five hits and was afforded poor
support.
Hayes two timely singles were fea-
lures Of the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
DOVER SwAMPS LAUREL
IN FAST BATTLE

Laurel. Sept. 9.-Dover swamped
the Laurel team OF tho Eastern
Shore League. here yesterday after
noon, TO 1. Federson. considered
Laurel's best moundsman. was ham,
mered to all corners OF the field and
was relieved In the fifth by Nye.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
Cambridge VS.. st. Thomas.

According to report. the Cambridge
team will be the opponents of the
st. Thomas nine at Harlan Field this
afternoon. TIL, game is scheduled to
start at J oclac-s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
MARTINSBURG TAKES SECOND
FROM PARKSLEY NINE

Parksley, Va, Sept. fredericksburg
champion of the Blue Ridge League
again defeated Parksley. flag winners
of the Eastern Shore League, here
yesterday, to O. The score:
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RICHARDS HURLS
TRINITY TO VICTORY
Grace Loses Hard Fought Game
to erandywins; White
and Minker Star.

Richards, the Trinity hurting ace,
was at his beet last evening and
Trinity handed First-Central a Z to
lacing ut Raynard Field. Richards al
lowed but four hits, while the support
of his teammates was perfect. Rash.
the f1rst-Cen1ral hurler. was touched
for ten safetics. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
GAMES TODAY.
MEXICAN LEAGUE,

Philadelphia az Boston C game0.
Cleveland az Chicago.
Detroit At 81. Louis.
Washington al New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York az Philadelphia
ST Louis al Cincinnati.
Chicago ~ rittsburg.
Bo.ton a. Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
GAMES TOMORROW.

ANFKI(AN IFAGTE.
Philadelphia az New York.
Cleveland a. Chicago.
Detroit NJ 81. Louis.
BOSTON AZ Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
- Louis az Cincinnati.
ri'tshurg ~ Chicago.
New York az Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09

Have you piece or antique fur
niture that you desire 10 turn into
cash? Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many are interested In what you
have to o1ferGlAdy,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
MARSHALLTON SECONDS
DEFEAT CEDARS NINE

Cedars, Sept. 9.--The Marshallton
second team defeated the Cedars ag-
creation by the score of to 8.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY |


81. Thomas W. Laurel. Harlan
Field. y. "a.
Wilmington Odd Fellows va.
Philadelphia Odd Fellows, Rock
ford. No. /.
Scott We FIRST NJ. p. Christi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09

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watching Rutho ouimst
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Ty Cobbs
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Boston. 2. Athletics. l.
New York. S. Washington. l.
Detroit. ): 81. Louis g.
Chicago. :; Cleveland, ..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. s: New York. 1.
Chicago. 10: Pittsburg :.
-. Louis. s Cincinnati l.
other teams not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09

IL you desire to sell your car ten
Every Evenings sc. 900 readers through
. want ad.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
OTHIR SPORTS.

lntercity track and field meet
a. baynsrd stadium. 100 y. m.
dg lcnt Country Club. executive
cup handicap, qualifying round.
ls-hol. medal play.
First round 81 the executive
cup championship for women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
CAME MONDAY.

AMERICAN IEAGrY.
New York az Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston az New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09

W SCORE ny INNlNSGs' - ;
Brsndywine .... ........ COS o 3 GO
TRACE ............. ....... q u d q %
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Grace lost a hard-fought game TO
Rrandywine at Twenty-ninth and
Market last evening, TO 2. The
pitching Of White and the batting OF
Minker featured. The score:
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Copyright. 1922. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicats-A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-20

S "A e 1S01a feet to the beginning
corner, same being more fully shown
on plat Of survey by Charles y. Gign-
illiat, dated July %, 1909, recorded
in Clerks Office, Oconee County, S.
c., on August 10, 1909, in Plat Book
A, Page ], and being the northern
portion Of the lot conveyed G, w.
Chastain by b. S. Herring by deed
bearing date the g 1st day Of Deem
ber, 1918, and recorded in said Of
flee on the 7th day Of January, 1919,
in Deed Book BE, Page so.
Terms OF SaIc-CASH. That in the
event Of the failure Of purchaser, or
purchasers, to comply with the terms
Of sale within five days from day Of
sale, the Master do re-advertise and
resell said premises on the follow
ing Salesday, or some convenient
Salesday thereafter, at the same
place and on The same terms as here
toforo set out, at the risk Of the for
mer purchaser, or purchasers, and
that he do continue so TO do until ne
has found a purchaser, or purchas-
ers, who comply with the terms Of
sale.
Purchaser TO pay extra for deed
and stamp. w. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconee County, S. G.
Sept. 13, 1922. 1910
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

and also by the County Board, to sell,
to the highest bidder, at my office in
West Union, South Carolina, on SAT-
URDAY, the goth day Of September,
1922, the following:-
One Avery Tractor,
One Royal Road Machine,
One old Drag Scrape,
One Republic Truck.
This is lot Of secondhand stuff
for which the County has no use. and
same will be sold by recommendation
Of the above authority.
J. G.. SHOCKLEY,
Supervisor Oconee County.
Sept 20, 1922. $3.50