The Reidsville Review from Reidsville, North Carolina • 4

if RKVIEW: RW8VIIXB 0 VAGE OUR BASEBALL i 'i 'V' AND THE 9 9 11 21 6 0 Ab Midsummer Shoe Sale II 8 KJ Beginning August 20th! 1 at a big saving to you i 1 and i CROP REPORT in the tj 27 13 37 TAX SALE 0 8 2415 2 1 3 no 6228 formed the bat 8S8' 0 her 3' has 2 4 1 ft 0 0 0 716 1 0 1 0 0 3 3 4 4 4 17 8 3 3 2 4 34 i 1 0 1 0 0 I health to cor The on 1 1 0 PO 1 I 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 ll 1" 0: O' 1 0 0 Hamilton a lie at that his younger 1 4 I) 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 No extra charge to header hi re Tuesday for the price of one PART IN 'THE BI STATE LEAQUE 1 I u0 nnd in the and will be made a nationally to the fndi has rendered 0 1 0 1 0 0 o0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 AB 4 8 I I 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 Johnson 3b Cobb cf McCuiston ss Nichols rf Reiter lb Hayworth Shore Pettit TWEVE YEAR OLD GIRL MAKES RECORD AS GRADUATE 3x 1 1 0 see Hie double Two games 18! 1663 910 2156 1064 Brittlanrx3b John If Cobb eff Reiter lb McCuiston ss Nichols rf Hayworth Pettitt Whitney rf Pegram 1 2 11 "4 11 4 and 0 0 463 300 63 I 308 1 7 10 10 10 1 2 1 9 2 1 0 0 com art One him WHERE THEY PLAY THURSDAY Reidsville at Ab 3 3 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 i 0 0 WHERE THEY PLAY RIDAY Reidsville at Burlington Mebane at Leaksville Spray Schoolfield at HiGfldale'IMartlnvlHo Box score and Reidiville Pegram If Mostadm 2b Johnson 3b Gobb McCuiston ss Nichols if Reiter lb Hayworth Whitney 1 0 II SAVIOR HAS NEW INVENTION jj 0 0 2 McGinnis 0 1 0 0 0 0 7h 733 543 A 0 1 1 0 2 indications in the has mil of rain I ho crop the boll $22 2 04 WHERE THEY PLAY TUESDAY Burlington at Reidsville (a double header) 4 2 4 3 1 0 3 Mooney rf ut cf Mooney If lb Robir" ra Brooke but aro the mountain along 9 21 308 I Read The Review regularly 4 1 2 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 f) 2 PO 1 2 4 0 9 10 1 2 0 0' 0 1 2 New Castle Perhaps no tlie nation can Jay claim to record 2537 246 1 3080 Pane of Glase Shielded Bridegroom and Priest rom ever Germs Miss Kato O'Brien of Philadelphia and Charles Barker of Vancouver Tl were married In Moosejaw 'the Other day by Rev ather of Boston through a sheet of glass which prevented the scarlet fever which the bride had contracted reaching 1he bridegroom nnd priest MLs left Philadelphia about a week ago to be married In this it hut contracted fever en route and had to leave the tram Mooejaw loft for flint town at once on learu Jng of the trouble and Insisted that there be no postponement the wed ding The giil was moved to a room and a sfionklngi tube inserted in the wall for the priest who received the as sents of the bride by nods of the head The local baseball team has a very strenuous week of it There will bo a double header here Tuesday with Burlington 1 "Wednesday they play Jrieldalc Mardnsv IHe here On Thursday riday they go to the Alamance The big show with Lcaksvl lie Spray will be pulled off here Satuiday with Leaksville Spray season and civlian clothes itv ship is absolutely It 3 2" 0 Same reduction on all low cut shoes Every thing sold with the usual Burton Pearson guarantee of complete satisfaction Come in and look them over be fore your size is gone Every low cut shoe in bur stock (except new fall goods) included in this sale at a big reduction Now is the time to buy that extra pair of Oxfords dr Pumps that you will need to finish out the Summer with and early fall wear 32 9 14 22 11 4 Home runs Reiter Robins 3 base hits Moatade Cox 2 base hits Nichols Reiter stolen bases Cobh McCuiston Ruth Lyerly Umpire Major Henderson Rains have been general mountain areas of North Carolina but throughout the rest of the Statu has been hot and dry wit li occasion al local showers in the Piedmont and coastal districts to re ports received by the Crop Renorting Service from the county agents Corn while showing some deteri oration because of the drouth is gen erally 1 in good shape point to an extra good crop mountain districts Cotton fcred somewhat from lack but present prospects for are good Damage from weevil and red spider is reported in the Piedmont Tobacco has improved a little where there have been show ers but the quality remains' below average Curing is in progress in mo of Ihe tobacco counties Hay and gbnssys arc genet ally iu good condition although the dry weather has reduced the yield Truck and pastures in the Piedmont have been severely cut by the drouth reported excellent in areas and fairly good coast The second crop of othi fall truck Is Hieing planted ihe Coastal areas and (aimers in Piedmont aro plowing for wheat oats last Pctg 7376115')0464412200 II 3 3 3 Gentry nnd Mobley tery for Stokesdale against Madison riday The Rejdsvillians lost 4 2 RESULTS SATURDAY 8 3b S3 2 02 3 0 0 0 0 0 Latest orm of Briquettea Briquettes in theform of cones weighing about pounds are made by a mew Danish machine the chips from turning and filing ordinary machine" shop work Ihe material is forced into by coin fiivssed air power The briquettes can be employed In tlie proportion of lb per cent and upward for ordinary Iron castings or for special castings such as engine cj lindens' and are claimed not only to produce tough and com pact castings of greater strength than (when pig am! sernp Iron lire used alone but also provide a convenient means of adding slllooo and manganese to the metals 3b ss 2b Graduating from the New Castle high school at the age of twelve years was the record shaitericg precedent that wus established in western sylvanu by Miss Belly Jane Hamil ton of New Castle Ta Miss Betty completed the entire grade tcliool course and tlie fonr jeir high school course and landed in he honor class among the when commencement night arrived This is probably a record that wili stand for many years in this city and perhaps in the nation for that mat ter or the past two years students 8 17 11 9 0 1 Surgeons Close Safety Pin in Stoma sb Unens Okla An open safety pin swallowed by the eighmonth old son of Mr and Mrs George Jacquires was removed from the stomach without an operation Physicians closed the pin by the" use of instru ments nnd then lifted it out through the Tablets These tablets are intended espec lally 'for indigestion and constipation They tone up the stomach! an ena While In Draper some time ago wo could not fail to notice the bad nantt ary comb JionJf 2n that town About which 'an imixirtant law suit 1s nowon the court calendar Stench" filth and mosquitoes the IW Bethell place in the ias xure below the mills is something beyond belief The county Authorities should steps feet these conditions 4 4 2 3 3 4 2 1 3 3 3 3 I Should Be Quarantined Many physicians believe thot any cnewho has a bad cold should be completely isolated to prevent other members of the family from trading the disease as colds about as catching as measles thing sure the soon or One rids self of a cold the danger you will look a good while befor find X7 berTfmejilcjn Chamberlain's Cough" Remedy id you in curing a cold i Burlington Miles ss Knight lb Ragsdale 'rf Euliss cf Garretti If Woods 3b Seigler 2b Wrenn Peeler Griffin high 'school at the ng1 tourteen years but the record tor graduating at twelve el lipsis the murk set by the fourteen ear olilers Last year the student who was graduated from the New Castle high school at the age of fourteen years passed the entrance examinations and entered Harvard university last tall He was Herbert lloffleit Two years ago the local student who achjeved a diploma at tlieage oi touiteen was tanuoiiu brother of Betty Jane time held the record but sister has far outdistanced him He entered Westminster college and is making good as collegiate student His sister als'o expects to enter the same institution and will add to her laurels bj' enrolling in college classes of a first rate institution at tlie age of thirteen? Her birthday is in July MissBetty Jane is no lop sided stu dent either as in addition to going through the high school classes in record time she studied music con sistently" as a side issue and is in terested in other girl activities of neigliborliobd All in all the last three years developed a remarkable trio of stu dents In in any such ''The management of Grande Theatre 'of the host piciu tsthat the market' afforf Reidsville 201 002 Biirlinialnn 010 210! 100 Pettitt Pegram and Hayworth Wrenn Schoolfield Ml 000 lieldale iM I 000 000 "Graalini and Ray Vernon Loaksville Spray 11 Mebane 0 Batteries aqd Mooney Bryson and Barnette all admirers pt Democrats porno run (his twelfth cir cuit clout for thep season) with two on bases in inning when the score tied enabled Reids ville to defeat Burlington here' Sat urday 8 to 5 in game that "was witnessed by one of i thev largest crowds of the year Johnson had a perfect day with tb willow securing a double and four single? out of five chances Cobb also got a quartette of safeties Whitney hitting a thou sand and1 Hayworth getting two out of 'three Euliss and Garrett were handy men the stick the first named getting cou ple of home rums while I Garrett lined out three singles Pettitt started the fire works for Reidsville but on account of a sore arm asked to be taken out Battle Pegram relieved himr and proved a big pttMte to hie twirled superbly for six innings The hootch strengthened 1 AB HO A 9 rift I 1 1' 0 0 "0 1'0 9 8 Ray None to be sent out on approval or charged at this price This is the biggest reduction that we have ever made on low cut shoes Romans Disapproved of Dancing Of all the amusements that vve in dulge iu nowadays perhaps dancing is the oldest Dancing seems to be one of primitive instincts The Greeks were perhaps the greatest dancers theye have ever been Suiie of them held that the destiny of na tions depended on the rigoious atten tion given to dancing The Spartans made duncing necessary as a gym nastic exerciser butk Jtonmns dis approved of it "No" one dqnces sbber unless lie chances to be mud" said one of them" And they all considered it was disgraceful for a free citizen to dunce unless it were at a religious testival Theearly Christians prac ticed choral dances although St Au gustlne is said to have objected He I Cgrtaiply ild J8 better to Jig than BI STATE (Second Half) Won Schoolfield 14 Leaksville Spray 11 10 Mebane Burlington REIDSVILLE 0 0 0 0 3 i t'jta 2 12 0 i 1 0 0 1 0 0'9 2 20 Zu JI IV 1 I Home runs Nicpois ReiterxRuth: baso hit Johnson base Cobb'' SECOND GAME Mostade 2b 3 0 1 4 1 2093 390 140 675 11j3 10651 710 59S WARE City Tax Coli JCtor said one of the local ball players yesterday want you to give our friend arrow a good biR puff made our aged uniforms presentable during the kept our shape and our money no good at ills place of business means a whole lot to the ball players nnd we surely appreciate what he bait done for arrow Joyal f'i tl Jq 'nlwnva tlftlncy Mt UVA ma MIV 4 1 more ways than helping the ball players Leaksvilla Mooney rf 4 Ruth cf 4 Mooney cf 4 Hamby If and 3 aircloth lb Robins razier Lyerly Cox Smith Roberson If WHERE THEY PLAY WEDNESDAY ieldalolMurtiimvite at Reidsville Mostade 21) Leakivillc Spray? at Burlington Mebane ut Schooll'eld Burton Pearson Shoe Co The Home of Good Shoes ReidsviUe him Pomeroy "thesavior of Lon who arrived iu San rancisco from Australia on Ills way home He invented the exphiiv bullet that kept the Zeppelins from doing more damage to it than they did The British gov ernment gave him a reward of $125 000 He produced six other war in ventions and while tn America will do some negotiating at Washington with the United States He gives all his credit to his wife whom Great Britain decorated and presented with a $25000 bonus WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY TeaknvlillQ SpOray at 'Reidsville ieldale Martinsville at Mebane at? Schoolleld 1 Smile 11 while Leaksvlllc pray you are blue The score tells vvbat Reidsville dal to you You tried in vain to win the game Gave us a good fight be ashamed Next Saturday give to you an" onther chance Got some tips from the Old Hickory in advance Each night and day just pray pray pray we meet again In the dotibb header at Lenksvillc Spray riday Reidsville was victor ious in the first scrap aud tied the second Whitney was the hero tor Reidsville pitching a beautiful game while Brooks was hit hard and was gi vi bum svp ort by his team mates Shore worked in the second game Tills was his first gqmu in il of weeks but be there with the goods next summary: AB 4 RESULTS RIDAY Reidsville 40p 007 4 15 17 lA'aksvlllehS 1 002 100 0 3 5 Whitney and Hayworth: Brooks and i IJeidsVille 044010 OO 9 12 0 LeaksvilltH 131 021 0 14 4One out when game w'as called on of darkness Mebane ieldale Martinsville High and Barnette Wynn Vernon' Burlington 120 013 tlx 8 KchooltWld O'Y 100 Bond and Wrenn and TUttDAY AND RWAY THE REVIEW COMPANY (Incorporated) president Prealdent Sec 'A Trtas 4 3 By order of the Board ot Commis sioners of the City of Reidsville the 'following property viil be sold to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at 2 o'clock in front of the Bank of Reidsville to satisfy any city taxes then due on said property on the 15TH DAY SEPTEMBER? 1921: A Alien West Market Mrs Sallie" Brown Ridge St lemming Jammie South Scales street King Sharp street Emmett Maxwell Wentworth street 2235 Moir ent worth street 1449 Pritchette Main street Watt Richardson Maia street John Rogers Wentworth street Mrs Harriet Sharp Sharp Si Mrs 1j Sharp Sharp street Colored Charlie Curry Church street George Bethell Shafp street: Lizzie Bggs Roanoke street Will lack Penn Aye Arthur Jones Holddrby St Ott Lawson estate James McCain ountain St Sallie Meador estate near Carter street Annie Moore ountain street George Lindsey Chas Neal Ware street Odd ellows Lodge West Market street Turner Rogers estate Branch street Will Ridge street John Searcy Lyle street Alfred Strong James Watt Royal Williamson Harrison St? 12 Alfred Watt Piedmont street Jm "Edwards estate estate Han Lawson William 'M Powell Oscar "Reid Susan Simpson Elsie "Thompson John Voss Wheeler 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 i ble it to perform its functions natur ally They act gently' on the I and bowels1 Thereby restoring tne and bowels to a healthy When you fell dull stupid 1 and constipated give them a trial You are certain to be pk with their effect RESULTS THURSDAY Reidsville 3 Mebane 8 Winkle Pegram and Hayworth Allison and Barnette (Mt tie Pegram pitched the last six innings of this game and allowed only one hit) (Entered at the postotfice nt ldr rille a second claw mail matter) THE WOODROW W4LSON bOUX DATION The purposes of the Woodrow Wilson oundation recently organiz ed as a tribute to the (ormer Presi dent have been definitely defined by ranklin Roosevelt chairman of the National oundation Committee together with the terms of awards as followed: by public subscription in lecognitlon of the national and iiiternational services of Woodrow Wilson twice President of the Uni ted States who furthered the cause of human freedom and was instru mental In pointing out effective methods for tlie co operation of the liberal forces of throughout the world award of awards from the in come of the foundation froin? time to time by constituted committee vidual or group that within a specified period meritor service to democracy public welfare? liberal thought or jieaee through The'Woodrow Wilson oundation is non partisan ip fact a non polil leal organization and will endeavor to raise $1000900 upon which base awards The appeal tor funds 'is to te made to the former President Democrats Republicans and independents Cleveland Dodge is chairman of the executive committee anj Hamilton Holt editor of the New York Independent is executive direc tor The headquarters of the Woodrow Wilson oundation are at No 150 Nassau Street New York tf ANTON OLIVER VM OLIVER A OLIVER 0ER YEAR 35 '5Batted for Knight in 9th Home runs Reiter Euliss 2 two base hits Johnson Ragsdale Seig ler 'double plays Peeler tozWrenn to Knight Woods to Seigler to Knight stolen Hayworth' struck out by Pettill 2 vby Pegram by Peer 3' 1 Ju 8 A 1 cLA' A 7 1 'pL.