EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY
NEWS
AND WOODRUFF COUNTY
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ifOLUMN
McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY, 16, 1920.
NUMBER 52
iiifUSTA AGAIN FALLS
AU VICTIM OF McCRORY
Tv,e McCrory Base Ball
rlub made their sixth straight
Inning Thursday when they
defeated Augusta on the
nme diamond, the score be
four to three. “Doc”
fched his sixth winning
me in his usual victorious
itie holding the Augusta
ieam’ at his mercy whenever
noppssarv. More than a thou
Sd spectators, the largest
nwd ever seen at a ball
nme in McCrory, witnessed
fhe victory of our team over
Augusta. Following is the
line-up and score by innings:
McCrory Pos. Augusta
“Doc” Roe .... p.Haralson
Lawrence .c.. Taylor
Walders .lb.B. Mjalin
F,Greer .2b.Weinberg
Tom Daley -.ss.Atkins
LGray .3b.Ford
Meadows ...i.. rf.Billingslea
T,Hamilton ....cf:.McElwee
LCariker .If..T.Conner
Score by Innings
McCrory ....0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 x—4
Augusta 00010200 0—3
McCRORY AGAIN
DEFEATS GREGORY
One of the fastest and best
games of baseball of the year
for amatures was played be
tween McCrory and Gregory
on the latter’s diamond last
Tuesday.
McCrory won easily over
Gregory with a score of six
to three, McCrory making her
runs in the fourth inning.
Following is the line-up:
McCrory Pos. Gregory
“Doc” Roe .... p.Lewis
J W.Browning c..B.Matkin
LGray .lb.N.Matkin
F.Greer.2b....McGoughey
Tom Daley ._..ss.Carter
Taylor .3b.Davis
Meadows .rf..J.Arthurs
T.Hamilton ....cf.R.Eldridge
l.Cariker If.Hester
“THE FTAMILY HONOR”
A SOUTHERN PLAY
It’s Dixie night at the Jewel
Jheatre next Tuesday, July 20.
'The Family Honor” will take
vou home to the South. The
Play is a romance of the South
with its beautiful women, its
;ove and chivalry. The picture
that breathes of the romantic
k°uth, of Nightengales’ songs
fhd the scent of magnolia
Plooms. You will also see
wine, women and song and
ephemeral gaity of the
Pnght lights with their sure
ermination in sorrow and
death. The ol’ darkies’ll be
Par and the piccaninnies. A
jomance of your home town in
the Sunny South.
Pretty women and fast
lorses at the Jewel thearte
- onday night. Don’t fail to
kSee them.
EAR.LB Villi am s
Don t change your company,’ is too advice Ear'e Wid'ems g’vos ro'inj
screen players, and then he adds, “providing you are with the right company.”
Earle Williams is one of the few film players who has never changed his
habitation from one studio to another. He commenced his career 12 years
ago with the Vitagraph star family and has never strayed from the fold
“I he \\ olf,” visualized from Eugene Walters’ famous stage play, and “The
Fortune Hunter,” from Winched Smith’s play, have been the means of em
phasizing Mr. Williams’ ability and popular attraction recently.
See Him In
Usurper”
V
From the Stage Play of the Same Name
Made Famous by the Late Nat Good
win—Written by I. N. Morris.
AT THE
Jewel Theatre
Thursday, July 22.
“Cool as a Sleeping Porch’’
ADMISSION, 22c TAX 3c Doors Open 8:15 Picture 8:30
“THE FAMILY HONOR”
NEXT TUESDAY
Vice dens and gambling
halls were wide open. Sinis
'er influence sought to contam
inate the boys and girls of a
town for profit. A girl, a
child and a man, by good
deeds and right thinking,
cleaned up the town, and evil
was wiped out. A beautiful
romance of the South.
“The Family Honor” is the
story of the romance of a
beautiful Southern girl,
daughter of an aristocratic but
impoverished family, who
nuts her brother through col
■ege only to find that he has
t lrned out to be a scamp and
a gambler. Caught in a raid
in one of the gambling dens in
a city-wide clean-up, he is
charged with the murder of
an officer killed during the
raid. The story of his escape
from the hangman’s noose,
his final reformation and the
wonderful love of the mlayor’s
son for this girl is one that
g'dos and holds the interest.
At the Jewel Theatre next
Tuesday, July, 20.
SPEAKING DATES
Following is the dates the
candidates have arranged for
to speak to the voters of
Woodruff County:
Howell, Tuesday July 20th.
Wiville, Wednesday July 21st.
Tip, Thursday, July 22nd.
DeView, Friday, July 23rd.
Chappell Grove, Mon. Jul 26th.
Pumpkin Bend, Tues. Jul. 27th.
Barnes, Wednesdey, July 28th.
ITilleman, Thursday, July 29th.
Hunter, Friday, July 30th.
Gregory, Monday August 2nd.
White Church, Tues. Aug. 3rd.
Riverside, Wed. August 4th.
Cotton Plant, Thurs. Aug. 5th.
Revels, Friday, August 6th.
Augusta, Friday, August 6th.
McCrory, Monday, August 9th.
All speakings will be at 10:
00 a. m., except Cotton Plant
and Augusta which will be at
7 :30 p. m.
They’re Off! The pride of
Kentucky and the girl who
dared race their way to
triumph.. See Mae Marsh in
“The Racing Strain. A play
with a punch. This is a
Goldwyn production to be
screened at the Jewel Monday
night.
“The Racing Strain” is a
racetrack romance of old Ken
tucky. Mae Marsh has the
role of a plucky Southern girl
who defies fate and fortune in
winning love and happiness, so
if you want to see a sensation
al horse race, on the famous
Saratoga tracks, see Mae
Marsh in “The Racing Strain,”
a surprise play of love and
vengeance at the Jewel Mon
day night July 19.