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TRUSTEES SALE

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
BY virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed of trust executed by John Graham. on
the 26th day Of October 1921, to A. I. Dent
as Trustee. 10 secure TO William B.. Lucas
a certain indebteh ness therein mentioned,
lid trust deed being recorded in Deed Book
No. 1872 page ass in the Chancery Clerks
rfice in said County. |. the undersigned as
Trustee. will on Monday the 18th day of
April 1922. in front of the door Of the Court
House in the City Of Macon, Noxubee County,
Mississippi. proceed to sell at auction to the
HIGHEST bidder for cash:
The South Half of that certain piece or
marcel of land situated in that part Of the
,tth-East Quarter Of Section 29, Township
Is. Range II, lying North of the Macon and
Starkville Road in said County and State.
and being the South 0ne-Half of that certain
Acre of land adjoining the Hall or Lodge
of the Brothers and Sisters Society No. One
~. Colored, in what is known as the Negro
pinv Woods Settlement about Two MNes
Northwest of the Town Of Macon and des-
cribed in a survey of this land and lands adj
Joining. and by the late G. W. Cunningham
purchased of j. B. Elkin. The above des-
crihed Acre being described as lots l0-ll-63
and 6I of the said survey.
The property mentioned in said trust deed
- he sold N satisfy said Indebtedness and
the cost Of this proceeding.
This March 22nd, 1922.
A. T. DENT, Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Tho State Of Mississippi. NoSubee County.
* Partc Petition Of Mary b. Mc0ollum. e'
al. No. IN Ntanoe's
In pursuance Of a decree rendered in me
.lnyostatad cause OF the Court aforesaid
3a,ad March 18th. 1922, the undersigned
Cb,ncery ClerL and Special Commissioner IN
said cause appointed, will on
Monday. the Bird Day OF April. A. d. lSzz-
q, mo front door Of the court house IN ths
90, ~ Macon. in said county. within leSal
E,nr. proceed To sell at public outcry to the
h;rbes, and best bidder, the following ues,
Nod raoI estate lying and being situateu
in said county and state, to-wit;
4, unexpired lease Of 90 years IN ana u
a certain lot in the town Of Stuqualak' MISS
,.sippi described as commencing AT norm
west corner of land formerly owned by MAT
rail- NcNees. now owned by j. W. knigh.,
anl runiny north l09ig feet thence east sso
fcc, thence souh 1921. fet thence west Sso
Zoo. 10 point Of beginning, contanlhg ome
80 more or less, section l6, township To-
y Rance II East and which lease has more
nan i've wears 10 run, being the land deeden
NJ n. G. Chambers by Joseph ana EnihlS
po,,ys n. shown in land records OF SAID
,ornfy and state deed book 90, page Do.
Terms Of sale: CASH 81,
Rcport of sale 20 be made at ne APT"
.-rm of The Chaucery Court OF NoNuhee .o'
Mississippi. 1922.
Tho title 10 the above-described property -
taIieved,o be perfect, but | shall only convey
/ such title az vests in me by virtue ei Saw
final decree. JNo' e, ;enner.
Chancery Clerk and Special Commissioners.
March 10th, 1922.
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FROM THE WISE

He is happiest, re he king or peas
ant who finds peaee in his home
Goethe. e"
A beautiful v a is the hell of
the soul, the purgatory of the purse
and the paradise Of the eyes,
Fontenelle.
The press is the exclusive liter
allure Of the masses; to the millions
it is literature, church and college,
Wendell Philips.
knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much; wisdom is humble
that knows no more.-Cowper.
Youth is the period of probation for
old age, and old age the period of
probation for eternity.-Sir Thomas
More.
1t is the duty of a sword to pre-
serve tranquility by furnishing the
wicked and protecting the good
A. B. Milford.
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TRUSTEES SALE

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
BY virtue of the provisions of "A certain
deed of trust executed by John W. Bryant
and wife. S. b. Bryant on the LIST day of
December. 1919, to Charles Strong as trustee,
TO secure to Mrs. +. X. Harrison a certain
indebtedness therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in Deed Book No. 1873,
page l59 in Chancery Clerks Office in said
County. |. the undersigned as trustee, will
on Saturday the 9th, day Of April 1922
within legal hours in front of the door of the
Court House in the City of Macon. Miss.
proceed to sell at auction to tire highest bid
der for cash--The North Half of the South
West Quarter, and the SOUTHEAST Quarter
Of the Southwest Quarter, and the South
West Quarter of SOUTHEAST Quarter. all in
Section Eight. tS), and the Northeast Quar-
ter of Northwest Quarter, and the NORTH
Half of North West Quarter of Northeast
Quarter. all in Section Seventeen, 90. All
in Township Sixteen, (l6) North, Range
Fifteen, I15) East less from the above lands
the following three tracts:
First: Five Acres off the North end Of
the South West Quarter of the South East
Quarter said Section Eight 81.
Second Five Acres in the Nortf East corn
or of Northeast Quarter of Southwest
Quarter Section Eight, 90 in the shape of a
parallelorram. One Hundred and Five, (l05l
Yards East and West, and Two Hundred and
Thirty. (230l Yards North and South.
Third Three and three fourths Acres des.
cribed as being at the J. w. Bryant's North.
East Corner in the Southwest Quarter OF
South East Quarter of Section Eight 81, Run
thence South Ninety Five. 1861 Yards, West
One Hundred and Fifty, 15O) yards, thence
One Hundred and Twenty Seven. 127) yards
in a North-Easterly direction to a point on
North line, One Hundred and Eighty 1S0)
Yards West to the starting point, Situated
in Noxubee Co., Miss.
The property mentioned in said Trust Deet
will be sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and
the cost of this proceeding.
This March 9th. 1922.
CHARLES STRONG, Trustee
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
CTTF OF MACON

BY virtue Of authority vested IN
ME as tax collector in and for the
City of Macon. Miss. | Will on the
first Monday of April, 1922. being the
3rd. day Of April, in front of the court
house door, and within the hours pre-
scribed BY law, proceed to sell for the
fiscal year 1921 the following real eS-
tate property in the City Of Macon
Miss.
Patience NJ. Johnson house and lot run
1ir east us feet off south end fr. block W
taxes and darcageS, Sl269.
Patience Johnson-North third west half
vacant lot blk. 10, taxes and dam $50.
Robin Dean-Res. and lot 20 feet OF nortn
end east half: take and damages, Sl'.to.
Dan Ella Little-2 cabins % feet of south
nd east, half Of east half. taxes nd damages
$50. -.
-nmepcinc % feet from ne cor. lot ). run
west 1872 feet. north So feet, 6 in, east la-
feet. south to beginning taxes and damagSeS'
sac. =.
and all Of lot 8 except a strip Of II feet VIDE
oil north end Of old stable, blk IA t"NC
Noxubee Grocery Co.-North third Of lot
5 and north half Of lot 6 and store mouse
used as garage, blk. II. Taxes and dam
ages. $2S.lO. :
vacant. block IA taxes and damages, SS'o9;
Edna Ames-Hous and lot 100 fee. and
100 feet on northwest corner taxes and uam-
ages. SS.10. L.
G. F. White-house and lot com. 1872 feet
west from Sc cor. fl. blk. %; run north la-
-eet. west 60 feet. south 1872 feet, east GO feet
10 the BEGINNING. fl. blk. %; taxes and dam
axes. S642.
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LIST OF PENSIONERS IN NOXrBEE
COUNTY. WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
DRAW A PENSION FOR THE
YEAR 1922.

FORM |
]. A. Burch. T. p. Hughes, Jno. l.. Reed,
Benz. J. Butler. { c. Kinard, Jno. ". Names,
J. Crockcr, A. McDonald.-8.
FORM "a.
G. W. Cannon. j. A.. Nicholson J. 4.
Vaughn. Emmet Chairman, W. ). PerWeh-
ter. J. Yaretzky, Jesse knight, Jno. II. Smith,
FORM 2b.
Mrs. Cornelia Aust, Mr.. Emily Morrli'
MIR. KacFel l.. Thomas, Mrs. Ellen Campbell,
Mrs. NJ. C.. Rogers, Mrs Martha Woodfin'
Mr.. Martha a. Gurley, Mrs. Nancy +. SAM
dcrs. Mrs.. Margarct Morgan, Mrs. '. MaSey,
Mrs. Lucindy SwIndle. Ill
FORM 3a.
Mrs. Susan Adams, SavilIa Grayory, Mr.
NJ. Martin. Mrs. NJ J, Anderson, Caroline M'
Handy. Maria f.. Minor, Mrs. NJ X. Burch'
Mr.. Rebecca Holbrook, Mary r. Paulettc.
Matte ]. Cash. Laura f. Hubbard, Caroline
S. Richards. Mrs. +. W. Chamberlin, Mrs.
SayiIla Huckaby. Ella Robbins, Mrs. NJ A
Culpepper, Eunetta NJ, Hudson, Lucy W. Ses'
sions, Mrs. Missouri Daniel, Mrs. L. c. Hughes
Emma l.. stephens, Mrs. Nancy A. Fleming,
Mrs. O.. T.. Hutchinson. S. G.. Stevens. Mrs
Mary Ann. Gavin, Mrs. Rose r.. Jones, Eliza
Jane Stuart. Mrss Sallie Glover. Mrs. Mary a
Land. Emma y. wilkins, Mrs. Mollie b. Good
win. Christina Lipscomb. Mrs. Emma White
Mary V. Graham, Mary J. Loye.-35.
FORM 3b.
]. c. Archer, c. C.. Eiland, c. l.. Richie
Joseph Brown, J. ?. Hunter. c. l.. Richie
". A. Clark. jas. K. kitsinger, Nno. A. OTIS
James Chairman, II. Lipscomb, Jasa S, Per
minter. J. F.. Dowling-l2. Total r.
A true copy Of list Of Pensioners in Noxu
bee County Miss. for year 1922.
This March Il, 1922.
JNO. A. TYSON, CRY. Clerl
By KATE b. AUGUSTUS. d. c
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ORDINANCE TO PREVENT DAMAGE
TO, AND TO PROTECT THE IMPROV-
ED HIGHWAYS OF NOXUBEE
COUNTY

Section |. Re II ordained by the Board of
Supervisors of Noxubee County, Mississippi,
that the use of any improved highway in
said County by any loaded wagon or vehicle
weighing more than $500 pounds. considering
the weight of the vehicle and load to gether
is hereby prohibited while the roads are wet,
except vehicles for transportation of school
children.
Section 2. BE it further ordained that any
person violating Section l of this ordance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be FURNISHED by a fine OF
not less than five dollars. nor more than
Fifty dollars.
Section Be it further ordained that this
ordinance take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Section 4 Be it further ordained that this
ordinance be published in the Macon Beacon
for three issues. 49, ---- --- --,
By order of the Board of Supervisors. thi:
Q tn day Of March. 1922.
JNo. A. TYSON. Clerk
By KATE b. AUGUSTUS, D. c
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NOTICE.

State of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
IN the CEancery Court of Noxubeo County,
H. Watkins, Complainant, vs.. s. B.
Schwartz and F. V. Kuhn. ct al, defen-
dants-- No. 4507.
To S. B. Schwartz, a resident of the County
IF Shelby, State of Tennessee, whose post
office address is S. B.. Schwartz, care Of
Schwartz Lumber Company, Central Bank
Building. Memphis, Tennessee. and to NJ
H.. Schwartz, a resident citizen of the
County of Shelby, State of Tennessee, whose
post office address, is NJ. NJ. Schwartz, 54l
Vance street, Memphis. Tennessee
We command you to be and appear before
The Chancellor of our said Chancery Court
1T a term thereof to be holden at the Court
House in the City of Macon, NoXubee County.
Mississippi on the 4tk Monday in April, 1922,
!. d.. then and there to plead answer or
demur to the answer and cross bill of w. l..
Sherrod filed in this cause wherein you are
defendants.
The object of said answer and cross bill
of w. l.. Sherrod being 70 bind in the
hands of the defendants, f.. V. Kuhn and
NJ. NJ. Schwartz the Indebtedness they may
owe to the said S. b, Schwartz and also the
effects of the said, S. B. Schwartz in the
of F. V. KUHN and NJ. NJ. Schwartz
consisting of certain oak lumber as stacked
md assembled on sticks at and near the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad station of Macon,
Mississippi, and at Cline Switch n Noxubee
County, Mississippi, and to quiet the title of
W. L.. Sherrod, cross complainant in and to
all the timber except the pine timber on that
part of section 25, 26. "a, 35, r. II n, r.. II
f. north of the river, situated in said county
and state.
Witness my signature and seal of said
Court affixed at my office in the City of Ma
con, Noxubee County. Mississippi on this the
3rd day of March. 1922.
JOHN A. TYSON, Clerk Of the Chancery
Court of Noxubee County, Mississippi.
By KATE B. AUGUSTUS, D. C.
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SUPPLIES


Sealed bid. are invited to be filed with
the undersigned Chancery Clerk on or De.
Fa,o ,yo o'rlock on Monday the Bird day OF
April 1922, for furnishing Noxubee County.
for public works. the following material. Tor
, period Of nine months, beginning April lst
1922.
Lumber for bridges at mills in county and
specifying kind Of timber used.
Nails for bridges.
Road supplies. scrappcrs, shovels, spades etc.
The contract will be let TO the lowest bid
der. -
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. 49,.
nv order NJ the board OF Supervisors this
9Th day OF March 1922.
- INN A TYSON ChAncery Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE
The State Of Mississippi, NOxubee c

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
By virtue of the provisions of a certain
deed Of trust executed by Lafayette Robinson
and wife. Lottie Robinson. on the 9th day
of January 1919, to Charles Strong, as trustee,
10 secure to Mrs. NJ. X. Herzberg, a certain
indebtedness therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in Deed Book No. 1876
Page 2l2. in Chancery Clerks Office in said
County. l. tie undersigned as trustee. will
on Monday the "a day of April 1922. within
legal hours in front of the door of the court
House in the City of Macon. Miss. proceed
TO sell at auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash:
West Half of South East Quarter of Sec
ton Twenty One. (2D. Township Fourteen
Ia. Rance Sixteen, G6) East. in Noxubee
County. Mississippi ,
The property mentioned in said trust deed
will be sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and
the cost of this proceeding.
This March eth. 1922.
HAY WANTED = Number one
Bright Johnson Grass wanted in car
lots. Write W. R. BEARD Leland Miss
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Sale of Land for Delinquent Taxes
The State of Mississinni :

The State of Mississippi NoNubee County.
l. W. P. FARRAR, Tax Collector for the County Of NoNubee in said
State will sell on the First Monday, the Srd day OF April, 1922 at the west
door of the court house Of said county, in the City of Macon. Miss. 10 the
highest bidder or bidders for cash, if any there be, all the following descrb-
ed land situated in said County, on which the taxes remain unpaid a, that
date, and the sale will be continued from day to day until lands are sold in
accordance with the code in such cases made and provided. toWit:
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S Bill says he can ave you money
on Spring suit. Large ends to select
from and fit guaranteed.
CAL SARGENT Prop.
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TOWN OF BRooKsylLLLE
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR COUNTY

W. +. FARRAR, Sheriff and Tax Col
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MontA oh'etH
Alex Nuria N
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Prep's Pert Pa,ter

David .. Shats was graduated from
the West Philadelphia High Schoo'
yesterday. In the passing of Shatz
West Philadelphia lost one OF the best
sprtnters ever developed at the Forty
eighth and Walnut streets institution
since tho days Of Bud Reukauff.
Shntz intends 10 enter a prep school,
probably Swarthmore Prep, and take
p.p a Dos+ graduate course. He will run
on the Garnet and Gray track team IL
he enters. He will natricUlatn at
Syracuse University after he completes
his course q. Swarthmore.
Psssaic High School, the marvel"
az North jersey, IL making overtures
10 Catholic High School for basket
ball game, Catholic Is willing to play,
but wants the game staged in phi!adel-
ph.a. It. looks as II there will be no
battle.
Joey Maxwell is one o? the best de-
fensive guards playing basketbal! in
Philadelp phia' : scholastic circles. joey
allowed only three field goals to be
scored on him oil season.
Natty Kane, one OF Maxwell's bud
6,cs. also "a starring on the court this
season. Matty, like Joey, has the
goods, and can bo ranked with the
best in this vicinity.
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PENN AND ORANGE
IN RETURN GAME
Red and Blue Holds .26-to-17
Win Over Syracuse-Has
Speedy Quintet
FRESH PLAY W. C. NORMAL

LNDDIE McNICHOL'S University Of
~ Pennsylvania quintet will play a
return game with Syracuse tonight In
Weightmsn Hal in the first big game Of
the week. The second Will be held
Saturday night with Princeton in the
Tiscrtown court.
Previous to the Christmas holidays.
or December Il to be exact. the Red
and D!ue scored a &c to II victory
over the Orange passcrs. That WAS the
second game foe the Salt City CO..
legians and the fifth for the Penn 4uiI-
tct. Since that time both teams have
shown improvement, Syracuse wallop-
ing Pittsburgh on the panthers' home
court. while Penn scored point hair
line verdict over the Smoky City team.
Last Saturday the Orange and
Princeton played great game that was
Won out in the closing minutes By the
Tigers after the score had been tied
several times during the second half.
Tho final score was 25 10 10, almost the
same as scored by Penn. A comparison
Of the score tonight VIII give Penn fol.
lowers an opportunity to speculate on
the chances Of the Red and Blue against
tie Tigers.
Captain Larin, a veteran Of three
geasouA. viii lead the visitors. Bruckcr
is the other forward. MacRac, six
foot lad, will jump against Grave at
center. The guards Will be Daysinger
and Kellog.
Freshmen five viii meet West Chester
State Normal School.
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0NE doesn't have to be highly en-.
~ dowed filbert on certain sport TO
follow the fortunes Of war where out.
standing figures are entered for battle.
So one wouldn't have to be a raving
eye peeled upon the competitive strug-
gle Of Jim Barnes, 10 Hutchison and
Walter Hagen as they plunge into a
new campaign to decide the leadership
of American golf.
They are undoubtedly the control
ling masters of Uncle Sans bunkered
domain, just as Vardon, Braid and
Taylor were in Great Britain for more
than twenty years, and their three
cornercd duel this spring. summer and
fall will be more replete than ever with
sensational incident and episode. dear
to the soul Of the thrill inhaler up and
down the land.
Beyond the Field
TN GREAT BRITAIN, Varlon, Braid
i and Taylor were institutions for
nearly twenty five years.
They are still grand golfers, but a
trifc too far over the hill to stand up
under the wear and tear.
Together they won sixteen cham
pionships in something like twenty
years. enormous galleries seeking the
course when they met for battle.
Barnes. Hagen and Hutchison arc
their American duplicates In the way
of proved superiority. for among them
they have about cleaned up the track,
with no one else even close.
And all three still have long way
to go before fading out against the
skyline. as none of the three has yet
passed thirty five. the age at whicl,
Walter j. Travis began his golf career.
Against tho Field
THEY are at least close to being three
L of the greatest golfers now playing
the trade.
Their average in the British aud
American open championships was
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QUAKER CITY STARS
IN M|LLR0SE MEET.
Penn, Meadowbrook and Nativ-
ity Represented-cream OF
Athletes in Is Events
BROWN AFTER RECORD

DHILADELPHIA will be well repre-
J. sented in the fifteenth annual indoor
games of the Ainlrnse A. A. IN Madison
square Garden. New York. tonight.
Fourteen wcarcrs of tnc Red and Blue.
of the University OF Pennsylvania, q
squad from the Mcadowbrook Club and
two distance runners Of the Nativity
Catholic Club will compete against the
cream Of club and college stars Of the
East and West.
Led by Samuel J. Dal.us, president oG
the Meadowbrock Club. the L!uaScr City
party, including newspaper mon, will
leave this city ut : o'clock this after
noon for Gotham.
Coach Robertson, Of Penn, will have
a team entered in one of the feature
numbers of the evening, the onc'miie
college relay event. George Meredith.
Jack Lewis. johnny II, den ana Cap.
tain Larry Brown viii carry the Red
and Blue colors in this event. Brown
also IS entered in the two-thirds mile
even, a'oNg with Herr. while Ed Me-
Lime. the brilliant freshman distanr"
star, will 20 to the post in thu. one mile
and a half uyainst such stars of the CALI
Der Of Joie Ray. the Chicago flash. y
freshman re'uy team also vi run lor
Penn in the omen event. Needs. the
hest high Jumper at Penn. Will be IN
his favorite event.
Kin Ritr'er. IN the Rodnan Wana.
maker, one anu one ha't mile: fo'
Parent. formerly of Penn State. in the
nurdre; a relay quartet in tho club race
and Rodgers. in the 300-yard dash. VIII
represent Mcnd"wbr"ok. Bill Taylor
and Richard O'Donnell. both OF whom
are entered in the threc.u.ilc run, VIII
represent Nativity,
The hundirup events ol the past nave
been discarded by III" othcerS Of IN"
rub and tonight only scratch events
wil be hc'u, winch gives the meet me
cream a. tho athletes OF the East ana
Middle West and eliminates the long
drawn out series Of heats that have
taxed the patience Of spectators anu
athletes alike in the past.
The nrogram provides the following
events: Roumnn Wanamaker one -Gnd.
one- -half-milc run. "Millrosc Co., in
yitntion intercollegiate relay races.
sprint medley at forty, fifty and sixty
yards, 3OO.yard run. two.thirds of u
mile. three mile run, forty live yard
high hurdle, Millrosc and Meadowbrook
one e-mile relay, one-mile intcr-c!ub re-
luy. intcrsrhulastic medley relay. one
milc walk and running high jump.
With Il specially constructed track
ard the use Of spiked shoes permitted,
followers Of the track sport look for
nov records tonight. Tn" track will be
raiqcd and banked, running from Il
height OF nineteen inches to the Hat,
and is constructed Of the best wood OBJ
! tainablr.
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Y MACK LAUGHS LOUD
AMLONG WHEN DUGAN.
RAISES ANTE TO $4,000.
BU Players Idea of High Finance Has Passed Serious
Stage and Is No,v Amusing, Says As Boss.
Not Worrying Nou
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Suppys Editor Evso,ne pphIic Ledger

AFTER Ed Roush Ed Rome delivered their oraonS aoou -
3sa'ar which usually
folded up
Of business because the players "
moment
Washington and lately of Boston,
Harry Fra his boss Joe up
thinks ne VIII sct IT,
Perhaps anyway. can blame for trying
following dispatch from
1t
Pecknraugh
from tn" $4,000 he got with the
this but him The
tho
we'll OF the best in fielding and
hitting.
All of which interesting but where do they get that $500" stf
the caiber If his athletes considered 10" ugan received 5000 M year
which double Connie believes
will be tco
1,al this Connie this
and
believe made
a short
noble athletes modest
their All offered
Az ORDINARY Increase R enough. They can't see It.
n idea playing In Neto York
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US Kra1
MIGHT say. Clarance Pell knocked
Vl the Racquet Club for Gould.

MIGHT say. Clarance Pcll knocked
Vl the Racquet Club for Gould.
Brokers thro,on out OF tho Ncto York
Erchangc probably 'oill land IN tho
curb.
Now that Haggerty has been chosen
Nst'yi manager. the JOB viii bo well
PhilieI.
Poudil acN appear or .r6e Iiiiilrd
sfagc at the ManufQctgrcrs' Clpb rhcn
he gets his cue.
John R. X. Scott says things LOOK Roster.
vn,.s, Council comes 70 .tse. rescue with
funds TO equip s. hall. Meado"bToo.. vi. be
al wet.
Medicine is not included in the cur
riculum. but that doesn't stop Notre
Dame from turning out professional
men.
"TOugh driving these days." said the
chauffeur to the golfer.
"Tinlt's putt ing it mild" said the
golfer to the chauffeur.
Doiiy Guessing Contsst-Whdt three
snorfs did Danny McNtchol, the base.
JaU. basketball aud football stGr. play
at Penn2
Cubs have shipped LeatheFs to minors,
Tough bird!
Man!curists could qualify IN any
Office us q filing clerk.
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