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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
A BEAUTIFUL SETTING

S@NS ~ S1
We shall make no attempt to tell
the story of the Wayne fair, here and
now. That story is told with a wealth
of detail elsewhere in this number; a
story which will be further amplified
on Friday, and again on Saturday,
when the last chapter covering all
awards not previously printed will be
given, also a report of the closing
scenes on Friday night.
The Wayne fair has an ideal setting,
matchless, we believe in this entire
country. Glen Miller park presents a
scene of natural beauty; it is shaded
by great trees and its open spaces are
adorned with giant beds of flowers,
now in a riot of color. Its wooded
hills, its Fairgrounds, its miniature
lake and flowing stream are all famil-
lar, as are its winding roadways n
shady hooks.
This favorite playground has MOI
been seriously marred or ~encroached
upon by the tented shows and conces-
sions, nearly all of which are located
in Roosevelt field, in the western sec
ton of the park. From the top of he
hill, looking east, n glimpses the
whole panorama of the show grounds.
Beyond the show spaces and across
the little, never-failing brook, rises a
wealth of green. 1t is a woodland
scene which, viewed from the admins
tration tent, seems to stretch away to
the east, like a great forest, shutting
out the scenes beyond.
But it takes more than an ideal set
ting to make an attractive and sue
cessful fair, such as now is in progress
at Glen Miller. Wayne county may
ali L. 5000 - a. moo foS- @Aa FA-a
runner, let US hope, of an unbroken
series of annual events. What has
been accomplished in so short a time
and in spite of so many difficulties,
can be built on a broader foundation
from year to yea This is the idea
and purpose back of the present show.
n Much credit is due the citizens who
are responsible for present accomplish.
ment, men who have given of their
time and means, freely and without
stint.
Credit To Exhibitors.
Nor must we omit a word Of praise
for the exhibitors. 1t takes time and
work and planning to properly prepare
a live stock exhibit for the fair, and
very little time was allowed for that
purpose in this instance. 1t was a hur
ry-up order all round and that so many
so quickly and satisfactorily respond
ed is greatly to their credit. TIT
farmers entered into the spirit Of the
affair whole heartedly. Every depart
ment is full to overlooking and the
showing is worth going miles to see
The pig club youngsters had, of course
looked forward to some sort of a show
some time during the fall, and were
prepared to meet competition will
each other at the drop of a hat. No
so with the average exhibitor, how
ever.
A Splendid Show
Taken as a whole it is a good show
splendidly and accessibly located
That thousands are looking it owe
and enjoying it is to be understood
Thursday is the big day. at all sucl
Affairs hut we are Of the nninion tia
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their product, according to John Sheay,
extension marketing specialist is alb
solutely standardized under a Triple
A" brand-thrice guaranteed by pro-
Queer, association and distributor.
The product is supplied to so dis
tributors. The farmers are paid 1Sc
per gallon for their milk, yet the
price to the consumer is no higher
than in many cities of the Middle
West where the milk producers are
~unorganized and receive only IL to Is
cents a gallon. The cost of operating
the ST. Joseph organization is hcent
per gallon. The $50 farmers in the
association constitute approximately
80 per cent. of the milk producers in
the st. Joseph territory.
Corn Safe From Frost
In the opinion of leading farmers,
some of whom are now feeding new
corn, the bulk of our corr is out OF
danger of frost. And this also is true
of most of the corr in the corr states
A telegram dated at Sioux City, Iowa
on Wednesday, said: 1.-THE corn crop OF
northwest Iowa, northeast Nebraska
and South Dakota is well advanced
and practically safe from damage BY
frost, according to experts. Light
frosts have fallen during the last two
or three nights in northern and NOR
exposed sections, but no damage has
been The corr crop in this ter
r1tory Will be average or above, ex
cept in a few sections of South Dako
ia and northern Nebraska. where dr.
weather and high temperatures die
material damage and reduced the
Yields somewhat. The potato crop i!
the heaviest in many years. The late
hay crop and all fruit crops are heavy.
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Homecoming Week Services
At Pershing Next Week

PERSHING. Ind, Sept. 14.-Next
week will be observed as Home-com-
ing, week by the Evangelical Sunday
school and church. A number of for
mer pastors will speak:
Monday, Sept. 18.-Rev. B. r Hoo
yer, P~hillipsburg. Ohio; Tuesday, Rev.
c. w. Spangler, Peru, Ind; Wednes.
day, Rev. J.. A. Brewer, Atlanta, Ind, ;
Thursday, Rev. William H. Flurkey-
Brazil, Ind; Friday, Rev. M. L. Scheid-
Ter, Indianapolis, Ind: Saturday, Rev.
Ehrhardt or some visiting minister.
On Sunday a basket dinner will be
served. In the afternoon a specia
program will be given. The address oil
the evening will be Serving God with
What We Have" by Rev. D. A. Haley
of Indianapolis. A large crowd is ex
pected at all these meetings and espe
cially on Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
T TOO FAT?
TRY THIS=REDUCE

People who don't grow too fat are
the fortunate exception. But II you
find the fat accommodating or already
cumbersome, you will be wise to fol-
low this suggestion. which Is endorsed
by thousands of people who know. Ask
your druggist for Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablets and follow directions. One
dollar is the price the world over. Get
price direct to Marmola Co, 1912 Wood
ward Ave, Detroit. Mich. By doing
this you will be safe from harmful
drugs and be able to reduce steadily
n easily. without starvation diet or
tiresome exercise.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
DISTRIBUTE TRoUT FRY

VANCOUVER, B c., Sept. 14-One
million Kamloops trout eggs and fry
were distributed in British Columbia
waters during the current season, &C
cording to an announcement of the
department of marines and fisheries
Most gratifying reports are stated to
have been received as to the results
that are apparent from the distribu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
POLA NE0RI, SCREEN STAR

POLA NEGRI, SCREEN STAR
IN U. S. FOR FIRST TIME
NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Pola Negri,
Polish screen star, got her first
glimpse of an American city yesterday
when she arrived on the Majestic,
bound for Los Angeles to appear ia
motion pictures. She confessed that
she was nervous, but pleased, when
told she was much more beautiful than
her pictures have shown her to be.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14

There are 1900, 900 men, women
and children who work for salaries or
wages in this country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
A Splendid Show

Taken as a whole it is a good show,
splendidly and accessibly located.
That thousands are looking it over
and enjoying it is to be understood.
Thursday is the big day" at all such
affairs, but we are of the opinion that
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ton of such fry in various lakes
throughout the provinces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14

PILES! PILES! PILES!
WILLIAMS PILE OINTMENT
For Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
For sale'by all druggists. mail Soc and $i.00.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Prss., Cleveland. Ohio
QUiGlEYS' DRUG STORES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

BEAUTIFUI, home in f;inter parry T.r-
race. rooms. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. cellar under entire house.
large lot. wonderful location. $500. Good
terms. Madison 6635-J.
FOR SALE. BARGAIN DIRECT FROM
OWNER: BRICK FLATS: WEST END
AVENUE; Sn,50o. 62l AMERICAN
NATIONAL. BANK.
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REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
THE HOME

Is where industrial UNI
rest can be prevented
there only.
You can purchase a
little farm with a g.
room modern home, in
Guiding heat, water,
electric lights and bath.
Located at Glen Allen
Station. You can pur-
chase one Of these
homes on SIN aller
monthly p a y m e IN S
than the cost of an
apartment in the city.
NORTH A V EN- u E
CORNER IS rooms,
stucco, hot-water heat.
Terms arranged.
PARK AVENUE II
rooms, detached hot
water heat. Terms I'm
usually attractive.
WEST END STORES
2 new brick stores now
leased for $1,440. Will
sell cheap and accept
vacant ground or sec
ond mortgage notes
for first payment.
SUBURBS - s. room
home with an addition
al lot; all for $1,000.
Terms like rent.
HIGHLAND PARK
S-rOOm. detached brick
home, with hot-water
heat and modern in
every respect. Price,
$4,000. Terms like rent.
You cannot buy a stuc-
co home for this price.
Call
E. F. Schmidt & Co., Inc
26 North Eighth st.
Randolph 1887.
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NORTH RICHMOND
BRICK HOME.

Corner loca don: extra large rooms ant
closets; hnrGr wood floors: large sleeping
porch: brick garage; $500 cash payment
balance like rent.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale g
STOCK FARM IN BLUE RIDGE SECTION
NIRiilNIA EnB

STOCK FARM IN BLUE RIDGE SECTION
OF VIRGINIA. FOR SALE.
have FOR sale. privately, IS attorney
for tn" owner. line farm OF az acres.
situate about ~ miles north. OF the town
OF Bedford. in bedford County, virginia.
mostly in grass There Is about 90 acres
OF bottom land and tho balance Is rolling.
II 10 we'll fenced and watcred. There ~ u
good young orchard and quantity OF
small fruit.
Tho improvements consist OF dwelling
house. barn and necessary outhuildinEs.
Tn. dwelling house ia large. modern
excellent repair. with lights. water, baths
and telephone.
Thi. il one of the finest stock farms
In Bedford County. and may DO had at Il
reasonable price. Address.
y. J. CAUrIlOKS. Attorney.
Bedford. virginia.
320 ACRES-farm for sale. S2e acres,
we'll fenced and watercd. Modern Ave
room dwelling. with pantry and porches
Price. $4,000. Indie Connolly, Alberta
REAL STOCK FARM
FOR SALE.
500 acres IN tn. Shenandoah Valley, on
National Highway: old Colonial buildings:
fnH stock barns. loo acres in wheat. 100
acres TO NOW. % acres In corn. $50 acres
In blue grass sod. 30 acreR In timber; run
nirg water. farm free OF stone and lays
practically level.
Price. SI15 per acre. Immediate posses
sion.
0. ". MASTERS.
Real Estate and insurance,
Harrisonhurs. Virginia.
Long Distance Phone 36o.
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FOR SAI.E-One S-room succeed home;
all modern convenicnccs: l1i3 Stop on
Wesths mpton car line. Call Boulevard
lbSs-w
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Dispatch Want Ads Are Connecting Links Between Buyer Seller
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Summer Places for Rent

FOR RENr--Country house. fully fur
n!shed FOR housekeeping. on Cowpasturc
River. scr"n niles from clifton Forge.
over stat" highway. II rooms and ?
baths; porChes al! around house; gravity
water supply and D.lco lights: four
hundred feet from river bank; canoeing
bathing ana FISHING. Terms. $50 per
week. ALSO Two camps and four-room
cottage. Address Nrs. Is. Z. Goodwin
Clifton Forge. Va.
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WANTED, army officers uniform and cap.
size 30. Mus, be In good condition.
Gi.. price l.. 4. H.. i. y. BOX i33s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

FOR SALE. nice sl1-room house 10 Wood
land Heights. Would consider Seod Ford
car Tor part payment. This Is a bar
gain Box its. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
2 acres, Groom dwell
ling, one block from
Petersburg car line.
Will ex ch a n 6 e for
home in city.
7 acres in Chester,
beautiful oak grove.
Will ex CHI a n 6 e for
home in or near city.
225 acres on main road
in King and Queen
County, 7-room house,
barn, etc. Will ex-
change for good invest
ment property.
acres, modern Groom
dwelling, on r., F. & P.
Railway, convenient to
city. Beautiful home.
Will exchange for mod
ern home in West End.
u acres, modern 10
room dwelling, beauti-
full grove, only 2 miles
out (north). Will ex-
change for modern
home in West End.
Allan, Saville & Snead, Inc
EARN Department.,
1913 North Seventh ST.
Randolph 3326-3327.
1--WE Write Insurance"
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WE HAVE

several desirable furnished apart
mcnts in the West End which ws
can rent until September and Oc-
tober. MORTON @. THALHIMER,
First National Bank building.
Phone Randolph 50.
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MODERN HOMES.

MODERN HOMES.
Highland Park.
Choice Locations.
: Terms will be arranged
to suit you. Why pay
rent?
$4,000.
Nearing Completion.
6 rooms, bath, pantry,
modern heating, plumb
ing and electric fix
lures; upper and lower
rear porches, beautiful
front porch; on shady
side of street; good lot.
Let us show you this.
S6,75O.
This house about two
years old; 8 rooms,
bath, gas, electricity,
hot-water heat, slate
roof: in AL condition
See it.
$500.
New and strictly mod
ern; 7 rooms, reception
hall; hot-water heat;
slate roof, large lot,
shrubbery, shade trees.
We want you to see
this.
$3.50.
You will appreciate
seeing this real home.
We are sure it will suit
you; z rooms, break
fast-room, recep tion
hall, pantries, closets,
hot-Water heat; slate
roof, upper and lower
rear orch e s, with
stairway. Beaut full
front porch.
We want you to see any
or all Of these.
REX o. JONES CO., INC
FOR SALE. nice slK-r0om house 10 Wood
land Heights. Would consider Seod For
car Tor part payment This ia bar
gain Box iH. care The Dispatch.
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FARM WITH $50 ORANGE TREES
AUTO, FURNITURE. TOOLS AND
Crops included: 90 acres. near railroad
town: fertile truck and fruit soil: pasture !:
wood lot: oranges. grapefruit tangerines.
lots other fruit, pecans: attractive broom
house barn. garage, poultry house. owner
cannot handle. all $500 part cash. easy
terms. Details this md ~ acres with 100
orange trees for $3.50. page IL. Illus
cntalOg 1900 Bargains FREE. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. 1910 T.. l.. Graham
pldH.. JacksOnviiie Fla.
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WAREHOUSE SPACE
on tSO floors. will
low insurance rate
and elevator. heated
Phone Randolph CSi
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

FURNISHED Groom apartment: all con-
vcnienccsi possession now. Phone Boule-
ward t97l-J.
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FOR rent. $4,000 feet
carry any weight.
use OF side track
and electric lighted.
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Rooms fer Housekeeping q

BELLEVUE APARTMESTS-IIo
inE rooms q or %. Everything furnished
Randolph 3sc-W. Apartment no. 6.
MAIN. W. 2527--Large, cool. furnished
bedroom; privilege preparing breakfast.
FOR RENT two rooms. furnished COM
pletc for light housekeeping. 1909 Bar
ton Avenue. Barton Heights.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
3 miles from city, on
main road, rs acres, Is
in cultivation; 7-room
house and good out
buildings; fine orch
ard. All crops a n d
stock included and
possession at once.
Price, $7,1S5.
81 miles from city, on
fine automobile road;
36 a cres, 20 acres
cleared, b a | a nee in
wood and tt m b er;
stream through place;
good 8-room h ouse,
large barn; fishpond on
place. Possession at
once. Price, $5,785.
Call Mr.. S. e. Duggins,
With
Rogers, Smith & Heslep,
Mutual Building.
Madison 1747.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES iur sale
GRACE STREET,
WEST OF BOULEVARD.

GRACE STREET,
WEST OF BOULEVARD.
S-room, d e t a C h e d,
brick: hot-water heat:
first floor has parlor,
library, large dining
room, pan try and
kitchen, also lavatory;
second floor, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, with
direct entrance to bath
from each room; large
back yard, with double
brick garage; til e d
mansard roof; in fine
condition; will be sold
at sacrifice.
See Mr.. Johnson,
GARRETT & CO.,
1112 E. Main st.
HIGHLAND PARK Eish..room frame
house: modern except heat. i0-toot cor
ner lot: fruit trees and YraGc arbor
Price, $1,000. Easy terms. Call owner
Randolph 25oo-J
NORTH RICHMOND
TWO-FAMILY HOME.
$4,000; terms, $1,000
cash and balance like
rent, will purchase you
two broom stucco
flats. Act quick if you
want a bargain.
Rogers, Smith & Heslep,
Mutual Building.
Madison 1747.
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REAL EST 4TE FOR sale

At, ACRE FARM-IO acres clover. II
acres timber. 31 acres peas. AZ acre.
corn. remainder pasture, etc; good
buildings. household furniture. horse,
COW. 60 chickens. shoats. good gar.
den; several truck patches and well
watered: located one half mile from
high school and located on county road
on two sides OF farm. Purchaser may
have immediate possession. Price
$3.50 cash, or $500 on terms. Jack
Hall, Route ]. Box 10. Proflt, Va.
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MODERN eigh;-room North Richmond
home. half block OF car line. Plenty
shade: large porches and other conven-
fences: furnished or unfurnlshed: cheap
for summer months. Madison 2S73-J
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GARRETT e CO.,
1112 E.. Main st.

HIGHLAND PARK ight-room frame
house: modern except hcat. i0-foOt cor
ner lot. fruit trees and gragc arbor.
Price. $1,000. Easy terms. Cali owner.
Randolph 25o0-J.
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Vacation f'iuccs

FAIR OAKS clllLDKEN's CANA sum
mcr nome with mother care for little
folks: mountain location; supervised
play: no tents. Address Mrs A. 7
1lauer. Clifton Forge. Va. Reference:
First Nhtlonai Bank Clifton Forge
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"antetj-Io tipnt

Wanted-To Ktnt 81
GARAGE-wanted, 70 rem, garage near
Monroe Terrace. Phone boulevard 1893
or Randolph 5lIT.
WEST END-Seven or cixht-room brick
detached house with baths. south OF
Grace. Give full particulars. Gi5. care
The Dispatch.
WANT TO rent private oi'co, preferred in
Mutual building. with furniture. by tho
month space required about iOxlo. Nd
dress 9. @. l.. BeiclI. Room no. /. Nu-
tuai HuiIding. CITY. .
WANTED-An apartment, a; three rooms.
In the West End, by Sept. LIST. Call
boulevard 2532-J.
AUGUST OR SEPT. isT-Lower nat, or
rooms. by refined couple with ll;tle
gil. boulevard 2:;3-J.
ATTRACTIVE, modern. convenient S
room house. double garage. $50. 1900
Montero Avenue. Madison 2s1i-J, ca.
ccpt Sunday.
WANTED. by two adults. nat or apart
ment IN West End Dy September list;
rooms and private bath. for light
Address s. J.. y. BOX GiJ. Richmond.
TWO adults. employed all day. want a
small house -. modern fiat: separate
entrance. West End. boulevard 5246-J
REAL EST iTE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Snlc SO
CARNEAL'S FARM BAKGAINS
We have listed with uh farms of all
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GARAGE-wanted, TO rem, garage near
Monroe Terrace. Phone boulevard 1893
or Randolph 3ilT.
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IS where industrial UNI
rest can be prevented
there only.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-22
TR|ANGLES B 0 0 X
NEW YEARS GAME
WITH STREATOR "Y
SPEEDY OTTAWA OUTFIT WILL
MEET FAST SQUAD ON FOES
OWN BATTLE GROUND. - TO
HAVE STRONG LINEUP.

The Apak.Triangles will pry on the
lid New Years day at Streator when
they meet the fast Streator ~" team,
Arrangements for the game were
completed yesterday afternoon be-
tween the two manasements and the
contract will be- signed today,
When the Triangles trek over 10
Streator they expect the hardest
game OF the year, The enemy is one
OF the best In Streator, II will be
the first start for the Trianglcs and
their initial appearance on an out.
of.town floor but il will not be- their
last for the schedule Is rapidly being
flled and the Game Wanted" sign
will soon be pulled in, however. there
are still few open dates and one Of
these can be secured by communicat.
ing wit nth sporting editor OF this
paper.
Seven or eight of 0ttawa's best
basketeers will make the trip and
they have hopes OF bringing good
following. The members OF the team
are popular young men and all their
frinda will follow them TO Hardscrab-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-22

Bile New Years day. hoping 10 see
them cop u victory and start the
year right,
No lineup for the local quintet can
no announced or will be announced
until q couple of days previous to
New Years day when the battle will
be played. Tote" Carey, who was
picked rs the best running guard In
the district tourney last year, will
be featured, Other men who will be
seen on the Streator floor In the
Ottawa lineup will be Captain Bob,
by llilliard, the best basket shooter
ever turned cut in the Ottawa high
school, Palmer" Byrne of the last
two Ottawa high school teams, Fight
ing Irish, Royals and the Tigers
Johnnie" Meckenstock. who accord.
ing 10 Coach Nowberg, Is OF the call.
Der to make any college team in the
state of Illinois. Pat" Carr, acting
second team coach at the Ottawa
high school Carr coached the foot.
ball scrubs this year at the high
school and will help out the second
basketball team. "Ole' Goodman,
center. who was second only to Rob.
inson OF Granville in 1.-The district
tourney, Robinson is very promis.
ing looking candidate for the Uni.
versity OF Illinois freshman team.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-22
PARIS AND STRAWN
SETTLE "FEUD' ON
BOAT CLUB ALLEYS
FIVE HEADED BY TIE DOC TRIM
COUNTY FAIR SEcRETARY's
SQUAD IN LAST NIGHTS
LEAGUE PLAY.
Standing.

The Strawn bowling team went
down In their third defeat in tha Boat
club league last night when the PARIS
heat them three straight games by a
margin Of 1873 points.
Strawn set hot pace for his mates
and for the other nine players on the
alleys. Jordan rolled the nights sec.
ond high score for the Strawns with a
A22 Even with two men rolling bet.
ter than SEQ the Strawns couldn't win
with one man at 4S2 and the other
two undor 400.
A 500 by Parr Yves the leading high
for his team. but his mates all follow.
cd in the 400 columns.
The highest roll of the evening was
made by Jordan when he knocked
down 2l6 in the final game PARIS
1877 was second high. while Bassett
and Strawn each rolled us.
When the teams meet after Christ.
mas and the undefcated Irions end the
Corbuses, who have rot won game.
meet there is chance for four-way
tic If the Corbuses win. and il seems
they are about due to break into the
win column.
The scores: