The Sentinel=record., September 22, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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OFFICIAL WAR PICTURE ♦
MERICANS CAPTURE CHATEAU THERRY
greatest scene ever shown in motion pictures. See the boys going over the top and outfighting the Huns at Chauteau Therry *1
BRITISH START DRIVE ON ST. QUENTIN i j
The attact on the center of the Hindenburg line. See the boys of the lT. S. Marines in the biggest fight since the war began at the + 1
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j VINCE BROWN IN
CONSTABLE’S RACE
WILL MAKE. THE RACE AS AN IN
DEPENDENT CANC DATE
BEFORE THE PEOPLE
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Vince Brown, foriuery nUgoniit in
Company c, Ml infantry, wno wu
honorably discharged troni the service
when his health 1'alleJ. to tile degree
that lie would not go overseas with
the company, muses announcement
this monilh; u . a candidate t.ir cun- . -
•>'• < of liol Springs township. The can
didacy of Mr. Hrown is (submitted U>
the voters gcuera'ly, and he bus a!
ready the voluntary pledge of much
support m bis political candidacy.
Mr. Hrown was a citizen of Hot
Spr'ngs for ni-my years before the al
vent of the war period, and when t..e
tit at i all to the colors "as made ho
; assist re i m the organization of Com
. it.vrry U’.i'and h uS made a sergeant n
that Comt any. "His previews military
ltriiini?ig"!n the Spanish American wai
irtnide him easily one of the most pop
nltir officers rnv.on: the ehhstcd men
at 'l amp Heatif-egaW, and there >•a
gehcr il sorrow evidence! among th
men whin ii I ecu me applirenl tha
Ser-'cant Brown would he unable I
eland the overseas Cx inination to In
with the I oys in Kriiu o.
11 turning home, with an honorwbh
discharge, .vir. Brown was prevnilm
, On by 'many friends to i<c*eom>e a can
dfdhie let constable o!' Hot SpWi, .
township. ^\inny of his supporters, i
is siid. are democrats Who believe 'll"
the fact of Mr Brown being in the
service during the primary, excuse
them from parry obligations un.i wh
will support him in this Independent
candidacy before the peo' le.
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LEAGUE JOINS IN THE
COTTON PRICE PROTEST
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SECRETARY BELDING WIRES
SENATORS. CONGRESSMAN.
AND FFtESIDENT TD
HOLD PRICE UP.
Prote ting from many sections in
the south where the cotton men arc
uiKing that the price of cotton tic
maintained when the president fixes
the price, were joined in here yester
day when Hecretury IJtidiiiK. of tin
Muslim . Men’s League, wires tc
Senators Robinson and Kirby, and U
< bonfire sman Taylor, and ubu L
I'n'idem Wilson direct, asking ilia
the price of cotton, when fixed. In
a I least as hipb as cents tier pound
There had been protests against tie
price l eing fixed by the government
The price sugfii ted in Washingtoi
i la*iwc*1 n 25 and :;n cents and lb
southern cotton growers want it no
less than 15 cents per -pound
FIFTEEN HEATS ON
LAST DAY’S PrvOGRAI
Cdlemlms, O. Sept. 21 To comple
a week-end program, filteuu ltea
were raced here this afternoon befoi
, decisions wore rcahce.l in all <>f tl
( events.
j The feature of the card wau the r«
i turn to form of June Red who won tl
|Capital CUy 2:'i7 trot, purse fl.Ooty, ;
■in easy manner.
|) The unfinished Horse Renew Futm
lily for ihree year old pacers of whic
! three heats w» e completed on Frida
I went to Edna l.arly, the original lax
orite.
l’ctrex. a three year old fitly starts
against a Held ut II agel horses i
the 2: IK trot an I won hi tnight he*<t
repealing her x ietory ol last wceR i
Syracuse.
lit tlte 2:12 pace Dropwootl defeatc
Dan Hedgewood, the favorite, and nin
oilier racers
Dick iMeMaliun's new trotter, lit
Done, was the t a-s of the 2:1.”. trotter
(b ear W nils an I 11 inks Stout, how
i ver, niuilu it Interesting for him.
CAMP PIKE TEAM
DEFEATS CAMP FUNSTOI
‘I.fttie Hock. irk, Sept. 21. Cura
Pike defeated Camp Kunston four t
two today in the first of a two gain
series for the army kattr.i^U eh unpin,
ship ot tin toutliwest. The camp Ptk
batsmen bunched hits elf Pitcher Ma
pie In the first and sixth innings. Hen
ny Karr, formerly of Memphis an
.Mobile, lino pitched for Camp Pile
[was effective, uHJiou.li he walked ti>
ba'smon He struck out eight, his o"i
error and one \ Third Baseman l!o
liasbrook, formerly of Mo.iile, wet
responsible for Kunslon's two run.
Xewashee. the Indian eateher of Cain;
Kunston, split u tinner and "as sue
eroded by out Holder Smyth, formerl
of the St Lous CarJinais.
The second game of the series nil
be | laved tomorrow with Morton, tor
merly of Cleveland, pitching for Cam
Pike. and Jess Barnes, formerly of lit
New York National! iltj file !>u* C>
Kunston. 4fee i»or
ft II 'l
Camp Pike . . . ,t .i s’ '
Camp Kunston ...*.2 .V.1
Karr and Re d; Maple ur.d Ni-washer
Smyth.
The Eastman Kodak Department o
Sorrels Drug Company established fo
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Hons Promot service i-2fi-t
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BRIDGE PINEY CREEK.
County Judge Buchanan is Advertis
ing for Bids for This Road
Work Now.
County Judge Buchanan has thL
doming an advertisement in the
Sentinel-Record advertising for bids
t'er a bridge across I’iney Creek. This
will be one of the must needed im
provements in the county. I’iney
deck is one t lint has no average flow
ofc water through it, but gets ex
tremely high and dangero s at time .
ami almost all the time has largo
holes of water across the entire
stripe of road.
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Sanitarium. 619 Central avenue
MOCK AERIAL COMBAT
IS NEARLY FATAL
NSTRUCTOR WILL THOMPSON'S
MACHINE FALLS 2.0000 FEET
AT MEMPHIS. *
Memphis, Term., Sept. 21. A mock
Aerial combat between one "German1
imt two “American" battle planes
which was a feature of the opening o
lie Tri-State Fair here today tame
iunaeroiislj near proving fatal for the
'German'' machine, piloted by Civilian
Instructor Will Thompson, of Chicago
when his machine fell 2.U110 feet in a
(ail spill ami finally crashed to earth
Thompson escaped with slight inju
ties but tho machine was bally d am
ir: c-d.
The mock battle was part of a ids
aerial field day Arranged by army fliers
from Park Field. .VlyUington, Tenn.. and
was witnessed bv Several thousand
spectators \
The "American" machines were sup
posed to force the ‘enemy mahclnr^
don’t out of control" as the finale t"
the battle. All went well until lit-1
truclor Thompson found ho eoull not
right his machine. Today's aerial Hold
day was arranged for the purpose of
securing funds lor a swimming pool atj
Park Fie'd. the arnty fliers receiving
a percentage of the day's receipts.
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Practically tho samo cast as ’Tho birth oP a Tlation' and “Hearts oP tlio'Vorld'
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They’re all fighting the war. The man who 'shoulders the gun and the woman who is transfigured bv
the GREAT LOVE—The Love that places country above all else.
You see the Dowager, Queen Alexandra, Lady Diana Manners, Miss Asquith and a host of England’s
1 “Proudest,” working side by side with the most Lowly Londonites, in this picture.
THEMSELVES, not impersonators. Really acting for the Camera, not merely posing.
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; “V” Comedy—“WOUNDED HEARTS AND WEDDING RINGS”
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