Cape May County Times, 20 November 1925 IIIF issue link — Page 7

ie IVins Initial Tilt or State Title Against TJk Blue Tornados

~ CAPE XA1 COUHTT TUCKS. FMDAY. YOVKMBKR 20. 1925.

Ulv *9 the (tiw Of tw t,, Nr« Jrfty »««* (..-(«»*■ tfc* AUfc*-

Idiro*. IndfTMwmUy m apix-ar^ to kovp ,bf a i gumest. wi the CMM OOWT

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in for the >d the b*U oo the o» n the Wd. but

We here given you our rruon Why they didn't do tt on Seturdey d on Sunday—that Mllivllle

mUrllle'i, line was almost to that of Atlantic

City aa was that of the shore team the Media forward line. A"'®- T .V*

We hare practically made

otu minds never ajtaln to make any predictions on football games, but

» the Tornadoes strengthen front Hue they wUI be forced

to wait another year before they

—■ crab oR MUhlUe's title. Millville received two hard

btowa aa a .-eault of last Saturday* contes; Nemsir hurt his, Ice early la the coolest and mill! not be In hla old time form any

this season. He may play, ot with the same snap he has showing all year with MillThat was bad enough, uc-

ootdtng to the Millville rooieas.

hut the worst was yet to come.

after touchdown with S€. ‘ i far as the available records show. O'Connor of Maine and Gustafson of Pittsburg are tied kicking Odd goals. Each with

four.

tame. Dartmouth H.B. II » Tj-rtm. CMcaK .-H.ll. It a |: Obrrbuider. D'tm'h H.B 1* * i am. Ford ham Qfl. T 1 S --—wer. t'dham H.ll n e TulUy. Dartmouth Knd 7 0* f>rn Sylwcuw _ H R * » I Bordt. MurhJrnt-'ic H.ll 11 n Ihtaot. K. T. V. H.ll lo o *"-^«aM. I-arte H.B. a n

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Englishman Arraigns Girls of America

get. The Jewess “twcoaes" the thick black eyebrows which would give character to her face; the Norwegian massages the attractive plumpness from her check;. The fatest of elderly matrons “keep that boyish figure" w* never had. and tells you her parson thinks the modern girl Is only seeking her rightful freedom. The American girl’s mind provokes a rompariaoa with her exterior. One la tempted to say that the equipment is light, but all near the surface. It is certainly all well managed. She goes into action decisively and quickly Hyr phy aique helps her to do this, for it is without doubt the beat

world

She stands no nonsense fr “boy friends." but usually up her mind what she wants to do. and either plans the trip and asks the boy along, or tells him what It is she wants hit range. She does not even leave him his masculine privilege making love. Her arm will be about his neck at least ai

as his ts about hers.

She decides when she wt

marry him. and what she wanU she does. She makes her “dales" frankly, freely aod openly, two a night, and tells the first young man straighUy to cut it short. She says what she like*, and doss what she likes, yet her morals, in the usual limited sense of that poor word,

seem U> be very good, indead. Knowledge a power, and the

organized to revtvt the British

movie Industry.

Moving picture men have never concealed their belief that Sap ought to be the most popular family name in the world, and they have made money through K in Grrot Britain as elsewhere, the saps in this country can be

pushed lust so far.

British movie fans patronize

street car companies, railways, department stores. be organized with 1

local'

bands, parade, floats, banners, slides, trailers, stencils, posters, windows, slogans, mailing, booksellers. scoutmasters, restaurants,

music shops."

It might hare been possible to get a Lord Mayor to help, or to hire a local band to have Itself

.... x act as picturesque back- laughed to death by sophisticated ground for arriving movie stars. British crowds. But the cotnblna-

were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gandy. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling foie. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gandy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles. Mr and Mrs. Janies Koch. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Price. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steelman. Miss KHza-

aad Mr. Waller I

Girk of This Country Have Be-

e a Standardized Product

He Asserts

•«k It rvaaoa '.hat the toil attack of AUofitie

i could get started ing ihe first f the visiters mass a .•a while MUIvtlle

away with It pretty uur first downs durtod through ttS k. It Is still a finer ether Atlantic City

tub oa the MHIviix

Will

in the game at Atlantic City

Sunday afternoon in the second of

the title series Kosleek

giant and t bear for work — .. , pUy has been one of the tentures Makes Face Into a Mask Millville season. The "°ln ^h«*manner j ■»' **«*« on the step, of la which it h»s been attended to ^Mrth^^-amatrydub.^ud regardless of whom they secure to ^ ^ Ir ]i real pearls Piar to post in next weeks con-, from imiuuou. yon will not notice

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future of the world lies more in! her always marl cured bands than in those of any other rectlon of the

They will even raise the sheepish cheer described as the roar of 10.000 throats wherewith the various Beau BrummeU of the films are greeted as they emerge from their hotels in blue felt hats, chauffeurs' fur coats, and patent leather shoes. They kicked hard recently when an American publicity volved the use of a detachment cf British soldiers—not regulars at that, but what corresponds here to the national guards, perpetrators IJSO.OOO in real money for the film which was being boosted, booked that amount. The producers were forced to apologize and back up their apology by withdrawing the film completely and

finally.

This episode has been followed by broadcast instructions to Bril tfUi movie met. to celebrate I Greater E!lm Week, and popularise films as follows: “Co-operation to be sembers of Parliament. Mayors ad civic authorities, prominent

lion, which at other times might have caused a contemptuous snort for the United Steles—all Aceribelng alike over hero, a* are Englishmen elsewhere—made peo-

ple displeased.

"This latest attempt to introduce i American boasting methods into, Britain is worthy of preeervatlon a self-re vela lion of the Amcrli film-bred mind." says The Daily Chronicle, one of the commentors. "The British film industry is indebted to this sample of Americaninspired •publicity.' It is remarkable and timely proof of the necejslty for providing British film theatres with more British pictures."

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British Ire Caused By

U. S. Movies

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Ladies Given Outing At Greenbrier Lodge The Greenbrier Lodge at Willett's Point, on Sunday afternoon, was a scene of much activity when the boys staged a ladies' oay. A roast chicken dinner was prepared by the men. the ladles being strictly barred from the kitchen. Those who attended the outing

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■y* Vnter 8.7. AnvMr>tut of “stand- j Pirtfire Interest! Are Ruining

Monopoly in England

The Atlantic City rooters were bemoaning the tom of Mediator. Emanuel and Chicnookl lo this

content for the HU* Them _ ^ are coaches o, tenooi Mams j ^ , he fMnto m* ool nee lheir protege, •err ir< i lul0oo An!M v»

playing <* Saturday it* mentor! Rbe wears so HUto clothing to were unable to play in Millville. | add* that there ts not murk scope .

Undoubtedly their shsenre edfeel for difference in dreno. ti^srtolly Move J a Revive Industry

od the ptoy of the Tornado.*, but | r- ““ work-n* siri

to wkat extent is a difficult thing . 1

to Mate and will not be kn* ,

rttektwo. from the bottom of the ] social Udder to the lop. itomgh <

the very t

Lane Still Leads Tryon In Scoring Dutsofitfi Bock Betains Lend By

_ The corse! has simply disappeared from lb* face of the earth and the walats of **“

a picture psoplc

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BECKERS GARAGE SALES AND STRVJCE Dodge Bros. Motor Vehicles God, reconditioned Used Cars taken in exchange on New Cars. The lowent at IlirO.Sfi and the highest no* over I27S.OO. To appreciate there values come in and look then* over and get oar terms.

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