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NOyEpIBER

Tie whimsical poet, Thomas
Hood, tells the truth but not all
the truth, i'll his clever lines
about November which run thus
ly. No shade, no shine, no but
terfiies. no bees, no fruits. nc
flowers, no leaves, no birds
November lie perceives the
motif of the month and straight
way proceeds to exaggerate the
samoa privilege which belongs
to all poets. and is assumed by
some who are not.
Every month OF the twelve has
its characteristics and November
All Individuality quantity its own.
The vivid and varied color
scheme Of mid autumn gives
place to a study in gray monot-
ony; the trees are leafless and
they stand Sharply silheucttcd
against skies that are leaden and
bleak. The Wind rustles amidst
the fallen leaveS As il searching
Tor something il has lost, and the
httul gusts scatter promiscuouSly
the leafy heaps OF brown and
butt. They are hints not vague,
but broad, that winter is at hand
and snow may fall any day
There is sombre charm in
November days. The air is often
crisp and invites the pedestrian
70 fill his lunes 70 their peak with
deep breaths and pure land
scape IS alIrting, even IN It's
scanty garb. Rarely there is a
sunset of such wierd beauty as
would have moved John Ruskin
TO kxcIairn 1T was well worth
seeiac." The twilight comes
early sHs 1-ETsls duiTgly into
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night, while the constellation
keeps pace with the calendar, and
shortly after supper mighty
Orion makes his appearance and
begins his triumphant march
across the heavens
The insignia Of November :
the fodder shock. the pumpkin
and the turkey gobbler strutting
to his doom. History and ro-
nance meet and miagle il this
month, mellow with memories OF
those DAYS when America was
Young. IL is easy now 10 see
things at night. In the frosty
twilight the rows OF serried corn
shocks in the country resemble
a village or Indian tcpees and IN
fancy one sees the shadowy forms
OF warriors, their women and
children moving to and fro be-
meath the light OF a harvest moon,
The time of the frying oil
doughnuts has come. the making
OF mincemcat and the baking oil
pics; the cranberry sauce bushes
furiously for they are grinding
knives in anticipation of Thanks
giving dinner ont at old
Aunt Mary's.'
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IN MEMORIAM


GROEHER - In sad but loving fent
brance Of our dear mother and s!s.
mother. KATHERINE ANNA Ghe
NEH. who departed this life one
ago today. November -. 1921.
God has called her. Oh how suddeh
And she listened to His call.
Fastening to her home IN Heaven
Though she had to leave us all
Home is sad, oh. God how dreary
Lonesome. lonesome. every spot
Listening for her voice till wear
Weary for we hear her not
God gives to each and everyone
A blessing from above.
OBJ. what could lie give ue 50 sEed'
As her dear sweet love.
BY her loving daughter,
KATHERINE STACKEMAAs'
AND EEAEDCHIEuELt
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen SELL SOMETHIN
EVERYBODY MUST HAVE tread q
line over again and note that We %
IausD. IL Is unique. L. S. Protected
ticle, n positive necessity bCe9p4e
government ruling, with yearly ree
eNclusiyely owned anil rontrolle bf
II you are an order takeT sou sh9-
make $50 to $50 day. II you afs
ambitious salesman NGl viii 81 sr
ward Of Si0 per tag Most de ~
connection With future for tlaf q"
qualify. Jerome ,ssauf. Pres. e'g
Dearborn. street Chicago.
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND
I ORDER No. 7i7o.

OHkDLStk NO. Thu.
In the Matter OF the Joint Application of
Glen Burnie Electric Light and power
company and Annapolis Public RIM
ues company for an Order Permitting
10 the Latter Of All its Rights. Pronert :.
and. Franchises. Works and system.
3 ksed ana Useful in the Distribution If
electricity In and About Glen Burnie.
Marytand and Authorizing the Exercise
By the Annapolis Public Utilities Com
pany Of the Franchises so to be Acquired
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Ihls IS the damage. done BIZ rat
every year. They are : terriele men.
ace 70 property and your health
They carry cholera and typhus germ.
and they spread bubonic plague. Wipe
them out. DESTROY them. Us,
Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste. SURE
SUDDEN. a5c and soc tubes. Sol,
and rrerantee1 hy =. Eswtcn Gilfert
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NOTICE
To whom 1t May concern:

This Is 10 notify all persons owning
sroperty on Thompson street, Murray
avenue and Calvert street that these
streets are to be improved nc once 1890. :.
AL water aud gas pipes and sewers
must he laid Cor rcnewed, before the: Inn
nrovements nre made, ms Ii will not be
permissible to dig up these streets for 9
verjod OF five (J) years.
II isy Order .ef the Mayor, Counselor and
Ai1eFmsp' VI. IL: yAksANf. d.
~" ~ ~ city Commissioner
psssea Sept. 81. 1922.
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BEFORE THE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND.
CASE No. aofe.

The above mentioned petition having
peen received and fled IL Is this twenty
lie Service Com miesion Of MarvIznd
ORDERED: That the sane Be ana - 4.
fe-spy re- for hsssirE AZ TIE ckkce cf ERE
wednssd1y. Scvsntsr 2stn. i3fs ~ :
PROVIDED; tie Applicant eause cory
or this Order 70 be published in some news
paper published in Anne Arundel County.
Maryland at least one time before fhe
twenty eighth day of November. 1927
True Copy. Test:
b. T. FENDALL.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGi. STS -IndusiriCits rlen so
women waited to retail tie rfnrIa
Watkins products In city territorr
Exceptional opportunity 10 tie mp WI
the Oldest and largest company Of b
kind Our BUSTERS average income
81 10 AN hour. Are you doing as vel
If not. write today for free samples o.
particulars. The j. r. Watkins "a
Dept. 81, New York n. y
AGENTS WANTED-Agents 20 sell Pat'
Rite. wonderful mending fluid {.
hosiery. underwear and all fabrics. vi
wash and iron. Patch Rite Disirlbuiir
CO.. MeKeesport. Pa. o.
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PROPOSALS

Bids will be received by the City Clerk
until IL O'Clock noon. saturday, Noyeuis
Der -. for 100 linear feet. Of -conerete curb
and gutter, more or less. on Southgate
Avenue For further infcfrhasion. apply t.
W. H. NANS.tNT,
net ti4 ~ ~ Citv Commissioners.
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NOTICE. OF EXAMINATIONS

The State Employmert cemm,sf.s-
Maryland Will hold examinations o. 81 :
cember .. 1922. to establish lists OF pe, =,
eligible for appointment in the state n
ice as Junior Steuographers. usual -
$3.50 to 81 $50 a year, and Senior So -
raphers. usual salary 5000 10 $500 y
Apply State Employment ComnisSlo-'
Light Street. Balf.-c.ee
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -W We have
plan whereby you may become slle
fox owner and make large profits. j.
formation free. Pioneer Silver fo
Farms, Conover. Wisconsin .
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~ ADVERTISING In THE CAPT.
IAL RREGs RESULTS.
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HELP WANTED

HELP D-Typists-Eorn S2j$l.
weekly. spare time, copying author
manuscripts. Write II. j. Carae
Authors Agent, Tallapoosa. Ga q
particulars. D.
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MOSS !
PUBLIC SALE

residence and business
: property located on Belle
GROVE Avenue, in the Fifth
! Election District OF Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, and
known as Belle Grove Inn
I,,,der and by virtue Of the power OF
sale contained IN a mortgage from Lena
Rosky and William Rosky; sr.. dated
Land Records OF Anne Arundel county Ia
Iil,er w NJ W., No. 81, folio 291. the
undsrsj gned as the attorney named III said
mortgage, win offer. for sale by public
auction at the Court House door. IN the
City of Annapolis, Maryland, on
Tuesday, December 8, 1922.
at L. o'clock Noon.
all Of The property described in said mort
Sii that tract Of land comprising four
teen lets. located on tie Brooklyn Park
road leating from brooklyn 10 Linthicun,
nue.S in tho Fifth Eleetion District OF
Anne Arundel County. MARYLAND, and be-
ing the same PROPERTY which Was con
yeyed unto the said Lena Hosky by the
three following deeds, snameiy:
~. Deed from Bruucr Rs Anderson.
Bachelor. dated October IL, 1917. and rec
orded among the Land kceortis Of Almt
Arundel county. in. Liorr q. ". No. III
nos. g! g. e ana Nv s7A of sKls%me ss
or,ed in Plat Book CIV No ,, folio, i55
t2l. Deed from Lot1is4f. Srhneppe ard
wife, dated Tune -. 1890 and recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid In
Liber W. n. W. No. =. folip rs By which
deed Is conveyed let fSo. ct ssf rari1me 4
Shores as shown ~ stft pl1fss aud
go. Deed from. -feia Il rainhae ana
wife, d3ted August 8, 1000. aud recorded
among said Land Records in Llber " r.
W. No 70. folio $50. by whica decd are
conveyed lots Nos. So 20. 49, II. T.. -. Al
~. 46 and ~, as shown IN the aforesaid
plat of hramne's Shores.''
The property above described being Inn
proved BY a large one-story frame payil-
Ion. garage and other outbuiiiiugs, and
being the same property recentls occupied
isy the above named Lena Eosky and hug-
band as their place of business under tho
name Of Belle Grofe Inn
! TERMS OF SALE deposit Of five
hundred dollars ts50oCO) will be required
Of the purchaser at time OF sale ANA
the balance of the purchase prire viii
interest thereon at the rate Of six Dor
ccntum per annum. TO be paiJ In casl,
upon ratification Of sale.
RIDGELY p. MELVIN.
Attorney Named II Mortgage.
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For tickets ana information apply At our
city ticket 0ff1ces: West Street Station.
Carvei Hail, Short Line Station, BiadeD
Street
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eco g, 500, eoe, l9uo, TIM 4 ~. Il N
ssss z 6s s e9 $40 a9c rt:sc be99
xzDatlY excsrt eauaax. - -
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SALESMAN WANTED

20 Exceptional opp"rAnt
IIistlers earnings big. Write MC'l'cr
Calendar Factory Washington. Iowa
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J Railroad
mlD-CI1Y TERMINALS

lLhmlnABO
Ha,f.Houriy Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
NHsshington aud Camp Meade
passengers change nj Naval
Academy JnnctIon)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West street station
$40. 1850. 6.2o, 1850. also, 40. go.
1920. 11.c0. a. NJ. 1870. 20. go. 3c0
40; Styo, $50. 6.2O. 100. $50. 1929
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station. Rladeb
Street and College Avenue. seven (7)
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odenton with p. R.R.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street Station
so A. u. and half bourly thereafter at %
and 90 minutes after each hour until
Go n then at $50. $50. $50. 1880
so and $50 A. NJ. trains daily except
LEAVE BALT1MORE-w.. b. q A.
G.35. 7.35. 1885, e3J, 1925, ll.35. A. NJ
12.3J 30. 2.35, 3.35, x405. 43j. x5.(l5
6.S5; G.SJ. 7.S5. 9S5. 11.S5. p. NJ. 12.S5
All trains receive or discharge passengers
Mt local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction end ut Ship
ley and LIntAicum on signal
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
5.i5 A. n. and baf-bouriy thereafter at Is
apd 80 minutes after eaeb hour until
6t13 +. H., tbc1 at 7.15, SIS O.l5, lO.15
lilo. T; u aud i2.i5. A. NJ
0-i5 and b4o a. n. trains daily except
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TnD nyExlNG CAPITAL

Is on sale az the following places:
Eeorre W. Jones ...Ial Main street
William Schultze. ..........34. WeSt Street
George j ..IlaYis.........73 Maryland AYR.
Cbas. q. Fef1meyer. -. ~ MarF1aHd Ave.
~BlUebird Confectionery King George 81.
~. Miller. . "a West Street
n. Mandfts. Third a Severn Ave, Passport
Df. Charles Il. Henkel. 90 Maryland Ave.
Delivered in Annapolis, Eastport. Ger
mantown and West Annapolis by carrier
for 10 cents per month.
Yon can have The EVENING CAPITAL
mailed to you when away from the city
~ leaving y~ur fhinae ana address at the
ohre. for - .rntE per month: 500 per
feer, payable 10 advance, 90 any postofice
n the United StgDs ar Canada.
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BIRDS. PETS, ETC.

CANARIES Imported and d0mes
Special guaranteed singer with beau
iuI cage. 50 We ship anywhere.. W..
for price list. Mussogs, SIS y ~
street. Philadelphia.
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SAYS RED PEPPER.
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES

rheumatism, lumbago. neuritis
backache, stiff neck, sore muscles
strains. sprains. aching joints. When
you are suffering ofyou can hardly
get around. just try Red Pepper Rub
Nothing has such concentrated. pen.
Grating heat as red peppers. and wher
heat penetrates right down into pair
and congestion relief comes at once
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat. Z Il,
three minutes the sore spot is warmed
through and through and the torture
is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from
red peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Get a jar at once. Be sure tc
get the genuine. with the name
Rowles on every package
Here. waitress. This doughnut
has tack in T." well. / declare.
I'll bet that ambitious little thing
thinks it is flivrer tire.-Youngs-
town Telegram.
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DIED

suERLocK-on November - l.e2. Z
his residence 100 Dock street JUD'
THOMAS. aged 60 years.
Funeral tomorrow tSundayD 3iicIA4'
AT 3 o'clock from his late residence Z
terment In Cedar Bluff cemetery.
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Entered ~ Ayunp' : i'Gstaillce as
SerOnif .aAg Matter.
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WANTED

WANTED--Re Reliable white man TO woa
,op farm. 10 care for 10 COWS. ana e
drive team when necessary Must D.
married. with small family. Apply G, 4
Joacs, Holly Reach Farm u
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ron RsnG

ron RENT Three room furnished apat
mcnt. Apply i2i Prince George s'tr
BE-
ron EENT-s SIX room apartment on Yves
street. Phone DID. q.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-09
OTTAWA FIGHT FANS
IN LINE FOR SOME
FINE BOUTS June 70
NEW ASSOCIATION FORMED HERE
BOUTS TO BE HELD AT M.kIN.
LEY PARk-JlMMY KELLY AND
EDDIE ANDERSON TO FEATURE
FIRST SHOW.

,... =, h,,.. COM,
Al laa' O'''"" - ~ "'''' ''''''
real boxing bouts, After TWO years
Of inactiyfty around our fair city.
o1o,g that limo tho newly Organized
-. -. ...,,.,,,,,, ..so,i,.
"'N'"''y '"'" "'",',''
ltn comes TO Oal vain an a""""'"''
men that obey will hold their .irSt
Tuesday night. June 20
r.., .,n- chat ,hoy b,yo lined nm
Nv .,,,,,'I,,r s5ii. Anderson
~ ''' ,a,,nr has Iao, Matched
." ,m' -. To,I,, croyog IittIo chi.
w T I''I ,nr Tho ,.indrn nr what
H,,I ,,,,.' -, "a 10. r,rda oypr
w, -, tI,i.. wool. ~, tho ,,,,5s
wa, ~" NV, ,'',;ra aar5 ,,.. NOT ven
w ',,'' wv" .ho,, ,,.n .,oIr,r ham.
'','' .. 49, .na siono1 ,rticIos an1
'"',, '5,,'' III 2", ,r, ban, ~,
w u, go, - ,''' r, ,.,,.
'''' 20 60 80 - o,noa Nan
~ ~" ,,1i In O,,r,nJ nm thn how,
-, IT,. ~. tra ,l,,,' h..,o t.,,
...I',..I a,,I ,.,.,.r,,I,;,,o T.. an .ot
"'ui''' '' u, Am, Tf,sctr,.' ,,st
w. ~ ..,,, l,,..a LIE, and
'"' P'.,.,,, ,,.,, , -, r,a
W." '!,.,,,.'., u.',,, ~ noa ,.arlo tam
Nv .,.,u ,,.u. ..,,rr,,,,4l ,rn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-09
Should Make Good Match.

Kelly and Anderson should make
fine match The bautlms are com.
ing into their own and 81 is the liz
tie fellows that the popu.aCe wants
to see. They ways put mp @ good
fight and there is none of the Old
fashioned rcught and tumble with
them.
Anderson and Kelly are right up
with the leaders in the IFS pound
class. Anderson holds one newspa.
per decision over the famous Pal
Moore. uHcrowned king Of the ban.
tams and he battled him to a stand
still At Davenport last Tuesday night
Many papers gave Pal the verdict but
an almost equal number called the
affair a draw, with q few handing
Eddie the decision.
In addition to Moore, Anderson has
ret such men as Midget Smith, Jack
Sharkey, Abe Goldstein, Wee Willie
SpaCer, Earl Purlyear Nate Jackson,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-09

Chickens Fresh Tongues Hearts, Liver Fresh Spare Ribs Cheese
Link Sausage all kinds of Luncheon Meats Creamery Butter
Corned Beef $500
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-09
Refrigerators

Refrigerators
This is refrigerator sea-
son If You have an old
style and ice wasting re-
frigerator the low prices
we have placed on each
and every box in this com
prehensive display will in
terest you. All have the
new air circulation sys-
tens and the best inSula-
ton known to science.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
PRINCE TIES WITH
 FLETCHER FOR BIG HONORS AT SHOOT

A big bunch of shooters took part In the practice shoot at the Birming ham Gun club Saturday afternoon and some fine scores were made The regular 50 target match was tie between John Fletcher and Dr. Prince, each going out with 49 out of their 50 shot at. Second place in this match was also tie. between George w. Corners and B. A. Shroder, each of whom broke 4S out Of their 50. while third place was also q tie between Pete Turner. H. c. Abbott ST. and T k. Lee. with 47 dead birds.
 The 100 target event was won by John Fletcher. who broke 98 out of his 100. Fletcher Is making remark able scores since he landed a gun that fits him, breaking 9S per cent out of the last 500 shot at. Sectnd place in the 100 target match went to Dr. Prince, who was powdering the little clays so consistently that. he only landed enc target short of Fletcher. breaking 97. Third place went to Geo. W. Corners who was also shooting 'n fine form. missing but four targets giving. him a 96.
 Dr. Prince was high in the double target match missing but one target out of the 24 shot at. which was tigh over all for the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Auburn, September 23.-(Special.) ) With the band playing Touchdown Auburn" and Eat 'Em Up Tigers coming from thousand throats, the Auburn Tigers sprang from their cavernous lair and defeated the Ma rion institute cadet team by a score of 60 to 0 on Drake field this after noon.
 But this one-sided score does not indicate the tons and tons of fight and scrap put out by the visiting gridders. Although the cadets were outweighed by 20 or 30 pounds to the man, they fought with a do or die spirit throughout the conflict. and contested every inch of ground gained by the Plainsmen.
 The game started with Moulton. for Auburn, Kicking off 50 yards to L. Gilbert, who returned 10 yards. Ma rion then tried two off-tackle plays for no gains. only to tumble for Au- burns recovery. After a couple of tries over tackle by Shirey, Ed Shir- ling went for 15 yards over the line then failed, after which he carried the oval over for first touchdown of the season in exactly minutes and 14 seconds of play. Moulton failed to kick goal.
 Shtrey Gets Loose
 After Marion had received the kickoff and failed to make any sub stantial gains, the stage was cleared for Capt. John Barleycorn" Shirey to put on his performance. Starting on the 65-yard line the wiry halfback registered 40-yard sprint through a gauntlet of would-be tacklers. The crowded bleachers encored wildly and the Tiger halfback clipped off another 25 yards for a touchdown. This was the first of quartet of touchdowns made by Shirey during the afternoons performance. Soon after the beginning the third quarter, Pete Garland got away for the long, est yardage of the evening, when he went around right end for total of 70 yards.
 Ross Ford, who has so far this sea- son worked at the fullback job, was successful in crossing the last chalk line on two occasions and at times showed ability in the bucking depart ment.
 Gibson Does Well
 Charlie Gibson played a nice game at quarter and counted one touch down that came as a climax to a 20-yard sprint in the third period. "Gibbie" is beginning his second
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
 Large Squad Turns Out at Miss. A. & M. for Practice

Starkville, Miss. September B. Especial. )-Football activities opened Saturday at Mississippi A. & M. col lege. with 50 candidates reporting for the first practice season.
 c. R. Noble. who Is known in sport ing circles, especially in football and baseball, will have charge of the squad as head coach and Is on tho campus.
 The Maroons will have a wealth of promising material developed during the year under the admirable system of interclass games and in spring practice. as well as an unusually large number of high school stars. In fact indications are that num- Der of last years varsity men will have hard fight on thelr hands to hold their berths.
 A. 7s NJ. will have the advanta ge, 8 usual. of strong coaching staff. w. D. Chadwick, head of the depart meht Of physical education, will have the general direction of athletics, and will assist with the coaching. Head Coach Nobles will be assisted in the field by Billy" Hayes, who has been identified with A, X Ms athletics for a number of years.
 The Maroons face & hard sched- ule this coming season, playing sev- eral teams that are ranked as lead- CTS in the S. l. A A. One of the first games to which the team will be pointed Is the Tulane game at New Orleans, october 2S. Another which will hold big place on the schedule is the Tennessee game at Memphis, November Il.
 October 7-Birmingham Southern college, campus.
 october 14-Howard college, cam pus.
 October 21-Unlversity of Missis- sippi. Jackson.
 October 2s.-Tulane university. New Orleans.
 November 4-ouehita college, cam pus.
 November 11-University of Ten nessee Memphis.
 November 1S-Louisiana state uni versity, Baton Rouge.
 November 25--Drake university (Dad's Day), campus.
 November So-University of Ala ? bama, Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
GRID RESULTS

Auburn. 60; Marion Military In- stitute, O.
 At Danville. Ky.-Carson Newman 0: Centre college 72.
 At Blacksburg. Va.-Virginia Poly technic institute 3S; Hampden Syd- ney 0.
 At Davidson o4 Eton college 0.
 At rmingham--Howard 12; State Normal O.
 At New Haven, conn.-Yale 4s; Bates o.
 At Schenectady-Unio 1s; Clarks- son s.
 At New Hampshire State 40; United States Marine o.
 At Franklin and Marshall 23: AL bright 2.
 At Bucknell 61; Mansfield Normal C.
 At St. Louis IS; St. Lawrence '.
 At University of Maine IA; Con- necticut Aggies 0.
 At Muhlenberg 33; Studsburg 0.
 At Syracuse 2s; Hobart '.
 At Butler 6; Wilmington o.
 At Washington and Jefferson IA; Geneva O.. At Knoxville-Tennessee 51; Emory and Henry O.. At Springfield. Springfield 12 Colby o. At Wake Forest s4. Atlantic Christian At Athens. Ga.: Georgia s2. Newberry Al Macon. Ga Mercer a4. Piedmont col-
 At Lexington. Va; V. NJ. l. s4. Lynch burg college [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
SHERMAN SETS NEW
 RECORD AT ANNISTON

Anniston, September (SpeciaL) ) Seventy-five straight breaks were made by Ben Spearman at the week. ly Gun club shoot at Oxford Lake, the local druggist establishing a new record on the local traps by his splendid gun work. Lieutenant Her bert Reiss and J. w. Malone also made perfect scCres by breaking 25 each. Malone making d score of 49 and Lieutenant Reiss breaking As in the second event
 The score book for the shoot show ed the other shooters to have made the follt wing scores: J. w. Sproull. 24; Tom Bates. 24 Dr. B. F. Caffey. 23; l.. G. Jones. 23; George House, 23; C.. A. Ralston. 22: Dr. R. C. Young, 22; l.. E. Ogletree, 22: c. M. Moran. 22; P. J. Anderson, 22: A. l.. Poindexter. 2l; Sam Borders, 19 Mrs. A. L. Poindexter, IS; Lieutenant c. E. Cherry, IS.