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THE PELHAM JOURNAL
Program
PELHAM, GA.
FRIDAY, MAR. 7
“YELLOW MEN AND GOLD,”^featuring Helene Chadwick. A
throbbing drama of tropical adventure. A story of plunder,
romance and love. Also Mutt and Jeff comedy 10 and 20c.
SATURDAY, MAR. 8
14th Episode of “STEEL TRAIL” with Wm. Puncan and Edith
Johnson. Only one more chapter after this one, it ends Satur¬
day, March 15th. Be sure and see these two. Also 2 reel Cen¬
tury Comedy, “A Regular Boy” and News Reel. 5 and 15c.
MONDAY, MAR. 10
The name will be given later. It will be a picture of out-door
life of a western, type, with plenty of pep and action. Also 2
reel Educational Comedy, they are always good. 5 and 15c.
THURSDAY, MAR. 13
“DAYTIME WIVES”, featuring Derelys Perdue and Grace
Dormand. The name of this picture alone, “DAYTIME!
WVp<».” should be sufficient to make you want to see it,
without any comments. The first show begins at. 4:00 P. M.
Eastern Time, admission only 5 and 15c.
COMING FRIDAY MARCH 14th
“SOULS FOR SALE,” by Rupert Hughes. No doubt you have
read the story, 10 and 20.
Pelham Team
i Shines In Big
| Tournament
I (Continued page) ■
fiom first
during first quarter, so the first
quarter ended 3 to 3. The next
quarter was still close. It was
during this quarter that Sale City
rang her first field goal. It was
rung by Oxford of Sale City. This
goal put Sale City in the lead, also
this was the ouly goal rung by
either side during second quarier.
First half ended 5 to 3 in favor of
Sale City.
The third quarter was when it
seemed that Sale City was going
to walk away with Pelham. The
third quarter ended 13 to 6 in favor
of Sale City. The fourth quarter
found the Pelham boys fightiug
harder than ever before. It look¬
ed at one time as if the Pelham
boys was going to wiu in spite of
all Sale City could do. One time
during the fourth quarter the score
was 13 to 12 in fav^or of Sale City.
The final whistle found Sale City
leading 17 to 15
After the game Referee Morgan
announced who had been picked
on first and recond teams.
First Team:
Stancil—forward—Sale City.
Milton—f nr ward—Pavo.
Palmer—Center—Pelham.
Nix—guard—Albany.
Burnette—guard—Sale City.
Second Team.
Campbell—forward—Pelham.
Oxford—forward—Sale Citp.
Howell—Centei—Sale City.
Robinson—guard—Atbauy.
Redferu—guard—Pavo.
School Reporter.
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i Tljier ihe
your first and best thought is
Oftenest thought of for its deliciousness—
Refreshing highest thought of for its ■wholesonteness
and thirst-quenching.
Demand the genuine by full name—
nicknames encourage substitution.
THE COCA-COLA CO., ATLANTA, GA
Send for Free Booklet . " The Romance of Coca-Cola /*
G'
Subscribe for The Journal.
$1.00 Brings it to Your Home
Fifty-two Weeks.
OIL SCANDAL GROWS
MORE DISGUSTING
The investigation of the bribery
and corruption charged in connect¬
ion with the leasing of the United
States oil reserves continues, and
the farther it goes the worse it
seems to get.
Seuators and Cabinet members
have beeu openly charged with
having received bribes, and the
Attorney General is now under fire
for winking at the affair, and this
week the President himself was
charged with having agreed to
help whitewash the whole disgust¬
ing affair.
Washington dispatches state
that the high leaders of the Repub¬
lican party will be so badly invol¬
ved, that the effect will be the
driving of that party ..from power
in the coming election. Some pre¬
dict that the Democrats will win
out in a straight victory, and some
predict that the oil disgrace will
split the republican party, and
result in an easy democratic vic¬
tory over the divided forces.
Supt. B. D. Purcell of lesup,
was the guest of Pastor and Mrs.
W. B. Feagins last Sunday, at¬
tending the anniversary service.
PELHAM LODGE
No. 312 F.&A. M.
Meeting nights: First and third
Tuesday iu each month at 8:00
Eastern time. Visitors invited.
A. R. Dasher, W. M.
A. R.Baggs, Secy.
