Russian Players Are
Coming To The U,
nricef dii Is Koarinff il
To I acHe Cnicago
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HUCK FINN AND TOM SAWYER - - - - By DWIGJ
Defeat! atwavs" files the Princeton .certain to out forth every effort t6
Tiger. That 'is why ChicagcJ is certain Irfuinphvcver Chicago.
to see Prrncetqn at, it? best when these . V!"hile wfeshtern critics believe that
two eleven, "meet at Chicago Saturday; fchicagcf haa an excellent ohauce to
October ts:f , t ' neat ..its victory over Princeton, the
football-., enthusiasts the , country- Mt-r arfc .u-U MwOitefcc f r-.:vors-
ncer await With frnip.h 'interest ithe ine the ?n)M of rt::'KU .will
clash between :,these two teams. SotJit-nve i notijmK' -Hi'. y-:ir, but smsc
will be at the top of, their gime. -It; how" iarts' alv.viys managers ti- turn
f Hould prove g.real exchange.-of foot- out a ' star. performer--iti the back
ball greetings betweei Xfce ea&t.aniT field; J r -: .t .
wesf. ' -i J- " ' , ,'" i w ,! , True, Princeton didn't look .very
Lsat year Chicago father upset-the- good. against Virginia. A 5 to 0 score
football done by defeating'vPrlncetoa was ihe.margin of tho Tigor victory.
9 to 0. A, short forward pass and a The fact that Princeton wasn't able,
field goal by Romney turned the trick, to cross the , southerners', goal line
It was th first time the Tigers were doesn't seen to worry : Coach pill
vsr- defeated on. tneir own -gridiron itoper. ne says nis team nas great
by a western eleven. ; t :- ) ! -. ' promise and that he 'doesn't wan., it tc
,. The meeting at Chicago thisf year rime too lasi. ; i ..
finshed a two-year contract between Doth elevens will be minus a num-
the two universities. It is hinted that ber of the -star performers of last fea-
Princeton does not oare to continue" son'. Despite' this, both Roper and i i
football relations with Chicago.. The Satg'g claim the 1922 elevens are sup
reason -is lha :ChlcagO feaftiC; makts erior to those of 1,921., Neither coacVi
the schedule a bit; iinwletdy. In other' is inclined to be. 'boastful, so it 'seems
Words the competlf ion ChTchsro is 'able certain that wescorn fooiball en't.us-'
to oCer is greater tb&n FVincetort cx-i e'ats are. tn for some footballs
pected or desired;' '' when Princeton meets Chicago. -
' It ' is pretty good author&y . that Ropen is speciaEztng' m he l;ickng
there will be no new agreement. Since, game. Stagg is : also-, devoting much
Princeton seems determined to sever time to . that department of ' play. It
relations la football, the Tigers ria- wouldn't- be -at lal surprising if the
-turally woul J. prefer to 'do so after a toe of some athlete piAyed a piomm-
vtctory. For tha r'eason' Princeton is 'nt part in the outcome o the panic.
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First Game of the Sea-son Will Profession Heidi Plainly By
Take Place on Own ' j Men Now Been Invaded by
'The Females
ELON COLLEGE Oct. 20. 'rhc I
initial football grldifon contest Vh
. .. (J3y Associated Press). ,,
LONDON.- Off: 20. The nrofossion
the "home grbiihds tor .-Elon -Wil be f dep gea dtvirtg; -which anyone
plajed liere Saturday. Hampddn-Bid- wouj"d , siaasify as' a calling particu
ney College of. Virginia is the Chils- "y fitt6d for men been suc.ess.
tiansV opponents for' this cncoun.cp. - '(Uny ; invaded by a woman. 'Margaret
Cery little Is T.kno-vn 'hffe of, the Syid,., &n tTrtgtiSh -girl, is acclaimed
strength of the, Virginians. However, ,a hf the.mont efficient, and 'dar-'
they always bring out a very strong ,n wearers fef fhe helmit in 'British ' Double-Democratic
lowers .earhze they have no easy op- " .'ghe-'has gained a wide reputation !
ponent to face., last year a 'IfatoP- Hg Tth'e Mst two years, and more i
len-ayaney. wnere mess teams met in lrecently for her efforts in the recov
uj v.v-nij erv of " treasure frotn me sunken
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MOSCOW, Oct. 20. Five theatrical,
musical and artistic attractions from
Russia are to appear in he United
States during the , coming winter and
spring under the auspices of the Bus
sbian ed CrossR in America. The
proceeds of the performances will go
toward ussian fai.nine relief. Ar
rangements to this end have .been
made with te People's Commissariat
of . Education, which V has charg of
theatrical affair's for -the Soviet gov
ernment. -' : , T
Tho first attraction booked to tour
America is the Andriev National Rus
sian orchestra- of 35 pieces, playing
the balalaika the Russian national.
instrument. Tne prcnestra is now mir-
ing an engagement , in s. -.etrograa. i
In December Baroness Zenia Alea:-
1 ariirtuna TniroTViQrrlf tin apnnranKeti.
od harpist, accompanied by a Russitm
soprano and a violinist; is scheduled
to- arrive in New York.; At the same
time -the Lubijnov quartette playing
instruments used in the- days of Ivan
the Terrible, will be sent to the Unit
ed States. The (musical program of
the quartette consists of the oldest of
Russian melodies and "Russian -foiK
song-3. , ' ' ' -
Ariother attraction is the new-Mos- ?
cow 'JCapeUa," a chorus of ,109 voices
under Paul Chisnakov, wf the Moscow
consibrvatory of music. The Kappella
has tbeen rceated since the revolution.'
and) has not yet beensh.eard out of
ircu'jsia. uitaiiapin rormeriy .sang ,witn
thi Kapelja as a soloist. '
The "Gabima," the .old Jewish , the-a-re
company. composed of sixty mena-
tiers, inclUdlng its onWv orchestra, . is .f.
booked to arrive in New York in tlie
spring. These plays are all given -in
ancient Hebrew. ' .. ;
The Russian Red Cross Is arranging
also to' bring Phillip AndreyitcH
Malyavin to the United-etates - with ;
twenty of his canvasses and several
hundred of his smaller .sketches. He
will ;have exhibits in . various ' cities.
Malvflvln. jnV1p.ri hv hiaadmirpfn the
greatest ,of Russia's . living painters,
is now engaged Upon a large canvas
of a. .typical Russian peasant, to b
presented to the 'United States Con
gress in recognition of , gratitude for
ERNETHY GOES
TO HE IE
.Nominee
In Third
in Virginia by one touchdown,, the
. score being seven to nothing. The- bat
tl "was a terrific and 1 hard fought
one, and the victory for 'Hampden-'
kidney lacked the flavor Of a 61ean-cUt
one. Hampden-Sldney has met 'tho
Trinity ;team and "encountered a "de-i
feat at- the hands of the Methodists,
Spanish galleon lyins in ten fathoms
of "water 'ttear- the 'shore, of Mull', an
island off Scothmd. There, in the cozy
little harbor of Tobermory, and less
than a' Iruridfed 'years? from the beach,
lies: one of the -great treasure - ships
For Congress
tHeard 'There Today
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Former
GOLISEORO, Oct. -20. CharlC3 L.
Abernehy, of New - Bern, double
democratic nominee for Congress ar
rived jn the city today and, went, with
the county candidates to Grantham's
Store on the first lap of the campagm
Bill ' Against
Banker But Others Exon
crated by Jury
Of thefepanish Armaa. ThCboat was,5tiheraryj A barbecue, a Speech by Mr.
one of -the many vessels launched by
7 to 9, 'which 'is' the "OnVbasis of 'mbltlbus PhiHi. in 158S.' for his
their: relative strensrth, known here
- On the other ' hand Oii'iiiaye'd a
good game against Wake Borest" and,
won a decisive "vict6fy ""'over'jt.enior.
Capts. Grady Brown and( Kirklarndj
all backfleld men, who have been out
of the g-a;me."f)r'mtlieTjstfee-fefftl'day4
on account of Injuries are now in uni
form again ahrf expected to ;6e' rIn'Tgbod
attempted' conquest' of England.
; So certain 'was this -monarch .that
Jie?would add' the British Isls to his
already-large domains, that he actu
ally seht 6h ' hisTewe'Hed ' regalftr tin
invance'It is believed todaythat tn
richly bejewel'.Sd crown llving Eomfi-
', linrt.!'' alvtv Hapt ; nf ' water
Of . tho Adfil
wto,.1 .iin rtvr sixty
ainonji '.'the 'wr.ei;k:igs
ehape.for, the fSatuniay affair. Riiny.Tahte a? FioVenuV' whir-h' MKs Na for
weather lias Interlered wttB pfactM ha8 succeeded in negotiating. : i
during the first paif of the week, but ' Although- the task ' presents rtiany
in spite of. this Coach Corbey ;, says problRma which would cause anxiety
that his charges are in nne shape, and to - diVcrs of' 'the 'stronger1 'sex. Miss
itching to, stretch, their limbs in a Naylor shows- no fear. She. had -had
regular' contest. . .. . ( :. 'vhe or two ttaVrdw escapes from" dea'th
The American Christian Convention -1n th vtmr- ;irkM'.
which is meeting in Burlington., and; without belng' in ' any way deterred
""urm Jioia yievuraay TrA.fT0-rA.tazkits - the' risky business
iiuuii bbcbiuu hi iiiu couego nere wmagajn-:' r
- adjourn ana attenaThe football1 game
at that time In a' body. : v .
agair
. Miss'NayIor"t'ecently Jmade - a -trip
to ha. southern -ooast'Qf .England and
STOPTHr'tVUiiivP mir i" s?nie excellent specimens" of
STOP THEAS UE i COAL JBndeea. plant life. She ) nearly lost
, iOTXTIE WATJVI 4MyCOZher jJfe when her 'feet became en-
ibernethy and by the county-candi
dates eame ofP" at :-ll o'clock. $ It was
lot expected fthat "the 'Congressional
ndmlnee ?would atrive until ; tomor
row, but a wire 'to Col. 'George K.
Freeman last : night stated ; that he
would be -on hand today. Saturday-at
' STATESVILLE. Oct. 20. In ? a
story sent out from this city Wednes
day regarding three true bills of In
dictment . having , been returned a-
trninst John .W. Guy. -'Sr.,-.. s former
cashier of 'the First : National Bank
of Statesville: it was erroneously
stated that one of the bills returned
rhareed Guy and - E. ; O. Herritagu
V with ' violation of the banking iiaws,
3 o'clock they Will speak, at'Pikeville. j a : true bill ;was found against , Guy
Mr. Abernethy wpneed the Wayne anj not , a true bill a sto Mr. Herri
county campaign "here recently with tage.' A second bill of indictment
a speech that caught the ears of some t charged Guy and McLain with vlo
PHONOGRAPHS ARE
BEING GIVEN AWA.Y
The C. D. Tomas , Music Compaxiy,
the home of better music, have ; a.
most, interesting advertisement in tlie
Sun-Journal this afternoon in whic'n
they make a inost unusual oper to tne
readers of this paper, :--'v f,1
To each and every customer wfcio
purchases $10 worth, of records th;y
wij give, absolutely free, a high class
phonograph. This machine is one thtat
evesybody will be proud to own. It
pl).ys any ten inch record and is worth,
a place in any home. The supply is
limited and they will be presented to
those who first call. v
AT VLADIVOSTOK
VLADIVOSTOK, Qet. i 2 0.-Anser-
ican and British marines landed ljere
today to guard the ctaisulates the
two nations.
Runs in. stockings are to blame for
long skirts. s
Country cousins will scon get even
for city cousins vacations. -r-
t They Give Service. '
P R. Phillips & Son, proprietors
of -the Elm ' Street Meat Market,
haye an interesting advertisement in
The Sun-Journal'' ."this 'afternoon, to
the effct that they are better pre
pared now than ever before ' to-
serve the people of this city . with.
the best quality of beef and pork.
They are giving the fastest delivery
service .in the city and , are seeking;
th business of local citizens.
Houses are not as scarce as they
were, "but the rent Is.
Quarreled Since ,
.Wedding Day
"My stomach and . liver trouble
madV regular grouch of 'me. I was
sore ai everyona, including my wue.
and we quarreled every day ..since the
wedding.' She is a. dear little girl and.
I know it was my fault. Mayr's Won-'
derful Remedy was recommended for
my stomach trouble, and since taking
it I have felt like a new man. My wife
and I now get along beautifully." It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus '.from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes . practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,-
including appendicitis. One
dose Will convince or money refunded.-
DR. E. F; MENlUS
ETqft .SnecfalUt ,
SAM jL AXON XO-V-rJlcrn,
N. C
IUSAJD SUNSrOVRNAIi VWANT JUS
tangled . 5 In- a ladtler'Which- stie was
usipg,- and only her presence of mind
To 'save .m'oney" aBtl -.Cbal.Vrhs'peet
your house, says the ..c'ommerc de- enabledffer'cr ee'?lierseJi f-Wn-tt
tbeM : things-; J ' - - jl-" f" . h?.uied- fcly to tDe P" ' '
Stop uu -'unregulated fwthru rui te for aroftrt mvwHich
the house. , f ; ' ' : people' tv". . '
Use storm doors and -storm 'or-tovr Remember that these ggestior
f,1, ""JW a possiWe saving of millions of
r """"' -" . r1"? - .tons.of coal this winter.. . '
who have been listening to political
speeches for a long1 time. Candidates
on the' local ticket are of the opinion"
that' he will give them some more
alogn this same line with elaborations
to Eult the occasion. They went down
tot Grantham's Store to 'lay the issue
of the democratic party intelligently
beforevthe voters, but' they ate bar
becue too. The occasion was 'One Of
thanksgiving and feasting, as Well a3
work an? lambastingf The national re
publican -'administration ' tot its Do
notning Polciy." Ivery day the local
candidates are adding a few more
votes totheir Yinaiority for good mtas
re. 'It seems1 to-" have sifted ' down to
a'process-of figuring: just how' large
the 'majority'- will be. i 1 ;
-On ' Saturday the ' congressional
nOmirtee' tOgether'-Witb Colonel" Free
man, !J.-B.' Parker, Judge Bland, J
house facing the.-v.irevailtng. h c613
wind. - i ' .... ' ; , , '
- Pltcrackstari?und''or"ln'aU.wri-(
: flows andt doors.v Uses felt1'-if nec'e
sary, under outside i doQrs. Reset, "th j
door ijinge it necessar"' '-;- - 1
.-' Sep that ther are nd cracks -in-Hie
window casings of Between Vallr-ah(iJ
... Casings, or betwefen 'the -sash.-Tfght-.
en sasn td'eks. tTse' puttt-dndWathe'r
stripping where necessary. . " -.
. Insrtecf! windows and"'wallal Tof 'at
tic. tead !air"ln an atjic "kee'psl 'the 1
openings frtm"" attic 'between ? walls.:
In basement, phig-anydpeninga
from bvCslde'or,1setweenvalls. Cover
luynaoe ana team-: ana not '"water
heating pipes, if '"practicable
, iCiose openings 'between wklls 'a'nd
nse. newspapers r,UM"dervthe carpets if
. . .. Study , ianufacturer' - directions
as tocare' of drn&eV 'Replace' Crick
ed pt" broken gratesv "Bxarnine damp-
. . and stoves are noting use dampers
. should be closed. Clean' chimney ind
stove pipes ' periodically r or' whenever
- jiecssary. . ' f . .
jt Lopk, wind:ows . whep . closed: ' t)th.vr
$hades,r if ; practicable.:- Turij on neat
4n rooins with "windows "left open aijd
,an unused, rodms. Remember'' that
good (ventilaUon is possible 'without
largeopeEings.. J
Remember ' that' thermometers 'are
tetter gag.es of heat-tfian-are ihe va
. rious members' of a; family, each with
L his 'own Id(a: ol-want. Sixty-eight to
peventy degrees is ;a t normal,- healtb-
Whatf'inites a' galosh Tmaaderr than
i
lation of the banking law. .a irue
bill was 'found as to Guy and not a
true bill as to McLain. In a third
bill against Guy alone for .violation
of the tanking i lavJs-einbezzlement,
a true' bill was found. Guy is charged
With embezzling; $84,829.82 from tho
First National Bank from .Nov. 1,
1919, to July 8, 1922. He. is at lib,
ertv under , $20,000 bond. . . . ;
over.. It .wi'l be tne last of the week
and there won't no so many picking
cotton as there were yesterday ; when
the candidates went ; to Ebeneezer.
CbL - Freeman, Clerk Hooks, and, other
prominent members of the' party have
been so busy in court this week and
last week they .have had little time to
attend' to the campaign; Nevertheless,
some of them went to Ebeneezer, and
exDect to be at Grantham tomorrow
B. 'HoOTis; W. D. Grant, C.1 F.-Dees," G. and Pikeville Saturday. Col, Freeman
E. Grantham, ? fend "Other county can-'said he might not be ab!e to go to-li3ates"-;wiir
jonrney to Pikeville. ' By j morrow, but that he would surely go
that'tlme the state fair-will be neaHy Saturday. v-
iHEvCARRlEDTRABBlTsi FOOT AND :ELEW 206 MILES AN
KOttft: BREAKING THE' WORLDS f RECORD FOR 156 MILES.
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!; Lieut. ;R.. L.-Maughan and the Curtiss nigh speed pursuit plane equipped with 375 h. p. Curtiss C. D.
motor?, in. ."which Lieut.- Maughan won-the -annual rare for the Pulitzer Trophy, at Detroit . H travilpd
aiHhe rat8:Or-20mUesl-an hour for ? 156 miles, setting a new record. He wa? unconscious at'timpq
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We a noW in a position fto i umish
you with ?the very best Native Pork arid
Beef than money can buy. (
1 A,U .we ask you o do is to give us , an
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We guarantee to give you( satisfac
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Our prices are right.
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h5lasetottheiJtoy!lniV8peed-y-'-dttring the flight. cTJ&U