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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29
Ben Hill Farmers
Studying Dairying
Nine Carloads Motored Over Tuesday
And Inspected Experiment Sta
ton and A. r M School

Thirty live members OF the Ben Hill
County Dairy Association, including
MEN and women, accompanied by
County agent, c. T. Owens and Dis
trict Agent, ]. T. Pitt1nan, motored
over from Fitzgerald Tuesday and
spent the day inspecting the Coastal
Plain Experiment Station and Second
District A. & M. School.
The visitors spent the morning 60
ing over the station inspecting all OF
the work done there, but paying par
ticular attention to the station dairy,
barn and pasturage grasses.
AT noon, the Ben Hillites were en-
tertained at dinner at the A. & M
School by Prof. S. L. Lewis, and they
spent the afternoon inspecting the
school farm dairy and dairy feed
The visitors we're delighted with
the reception accorded them by Di-
rector S. H. Starr and Prof. Lewis
and were greatly impressed by the con
Structive work being done at the sta
ton and school.
The grain and forage crops and
the fine herds of Jerseys at the A. &
M. School were of particular interest
to the visitors.-Tifton Gazette.
The following accompanied the par
ty to Triton:
WI. Davis.
Otis Woodward.
]. c. Hart.
H. K. Sigh.
Mrs. H. K. Sigh.
Thos. l.. Barber.
August Deimel
D. r. Rakestraw.
c. w. Kimball.
Geo. A. Drexler.
J. c. Rozier.
J. H. Howell.
Burt Meaker.
M. Z. Hunter.
James F. Davis.
Mrs. ]. F. Davis
Franklin Bales. '
J. M. ]. Luke.
]. r. Kimball.
L. G. Whitley.
E. w. Dill
w. M. Crenshaw.
Hunter Brothers.
H. T. Troupe.
S. A. Wright.
James Drexler.
B. A. Rakestraw
]. M. Massey.
Albert Sherrett.
E. A. Steed.
c. T. Owens.
L. M. Beall
M. Dickson.
DIR. Roger Dickson.
]. B. Berry.
Fl. T. Troupe.
] T. Pittman.
A. J. Sword.
J. T. Ivemeyer.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29
W. r. A. TO MEET

The Woran's Federated Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting Fri
day, at $50 o'clock at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. All members urged to
| be present.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29
COOPERATIVE POULTRY SALE FITZGERALD july 4fI,
FITZGERALD
Fourth of July Celebration
COOPERATIVE POULTRY SALE

Ben Hill County will celebrate
carload sale Of chickens and the following program:
Fancy Poultry will be exhibited in the
Commerce from 900 A. NJ, o 600 p. M
wv A. M-Band Concert, Pine and
$50 A. M-Chcken Sale Poultry
parked the
= Company /
1000 A. M-Base Ball Game, Fitzgerald Triton.
1850 A. M-Music by Band.
1880 A. M-Welcome Address -byJ. E. Turner
= Mcdonald - ' /
100 M-Song star Spanged Banner'-led
!!:lO A. M-Patriotc Addres-y Col Sam Kassew
ll:4O MSong service led by Mr.
err s Pryor, Sr, Mrs l. A. Frank Ward Mrs D. D
ove Mrs r. O. Shannonhouse
= Owens " ' N A''SeN }
= l1O0 Noon--Basket Dinner at Blue Park
a:O r M-Sack race bicycle climbing pole
IOO r M-Wae Fight, managed by Chief Wilkerson
3:W Z: M-Agriculural Picture at the Grand Theatre
= dele Lions Team ~ ~ ~ 70 ~ !
3:oO to 500 M-Swimming Contest Swimming
: Pool on East Central Avenue.
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29

Mr.. G. E. BEEN, of Atlanta Is spend
ing a few days in the city, the guest
Of his mother at 816 N. Grant.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29

Leader Want Ads Bring Results.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-29
Kiwanis Club Meeting
Held Last Friday
MIR. Bradshaw Wires that Next Con-
vention Be Held in Atlanta

Pres. O. L. Brad
shaw who attended
the International XII
wants Club Con-
'vention at Toronto,
Canada, sent a tel
egram to the local
Club for their meet
ing Friday. He re-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

9th ST % WEST near 5fh A., v,-
desirabi" room apartment high fc1ire.
ouen hrrp.arcs- exclusive. Harris Roi..r
& CO. Eaet -sth s.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

'fOf ESSON boxing New State for some reason or obe,
Cd" iS' 'hrec or tour seasons at be
"' surprising the Walker law meeting
Legislature. - 49,
Inc whole trouble lies with the
~ e game and the men who naturally
"eharc II is long story this trouble brewing
months but which reached crisis announcement
a' lh STATE afnor'es would be thrown
There hes the danger For buildings huge canacv
arc aVaabe the city state bound
promoters who have been doing business
nave heavy investments devoted
not hope successfully with
hight and possible National
The to be seriously Rckard
ckard declares he Will
he GOVERNOR and that
that would Junk boxing rather than submit
temporarily the
known whether the militia authorities repudatc
the State Athletic Commission The
absolute control of professional boxing wrestling the
state Chairman William Mudon issued
armories He gives his nav
licensed clubs for the good Of boxing.
There Rcard
precptated the trouble
repealed The law not popular with profession bouts
tests for half the money. Their safer
1t is hoped for the
diate 1t is hoped further auhor
ties will be careful to
There undesirabcs
XII the twice before The
tights between unscrupuous and
in
On the whole the
law 1t is to be hoped that is kept clean
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Record Field Will
Start in So. 900
Handicap Feature

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-The largest
neid that ever faced starter in the
annual New Years Day Handicap will
go to the post at the Fair Grounds
track tomorrow afternoon in am effort
to capture the $4,000 purse. Eighteen
of the best thoroughbreds in training
constitute the field. the distance being
q m'le and a sixteenth.
Sands Of Pleasure. which won Tho
Christmas Handicap at jefferson Park:
Ilpplty Witchet. Irish Kiss, United
Verde. Slippery Elm and Bunga Buck
are among those who Will attract the
form players, but tho field seems to
be very evenly matched, and although
speculation is centered upon one or two
fsvorites. it would not be SURPRISING if
an outsider landed the purse at a nice
price
This race Will inaueurate the Fair
Grounds meeting. and the Business
Mems Association. which is conducting
the affair. is confident that there will
be no legal difficulties because Of the
system of betting. despite the fact that
the directors are now under an indict-
mcnt held over from last winter and
can be prosecuted on tho charge then
'ald before the grand jury by the Dis
trlCt Attorney
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
New York Club
Defeats Falco
Soccer Eleven
Local Team Gains Victory
Over Visitors i'm the Last
Five Minutes Of PLAY

with only ten men in line and minus
inc services OF ono of their fullbacks
during the latter portion of the game
the falco soccer eleven Of Holyokc.
Mass. showed gallan. resistance
against the attack of the New York
Football Club in the American League
match at New York Oval yesterday.
but was beaten in the last five min
utcs of play by the score of 3 goals
to 2. AT half time New York was
leading to !. The visitors owed
their remarkable display in large
measure to the heroic eff forts put forth
IN their behalf by Gray in goal.
After thirty minutes Of play Hardy
hooked IN the first goal for New York
from a mix-up and soon after Philip
placed the home team two points up
In sudden breakaway on the left
Dowdnll. of the Falcos broke through
New Nork's defense and made it : to
as ends were changed
The standing remained unchanged
FOR the next half hour. when a penalty.
given against Mcycrdirks, enabled
Downey to cqualizc for the Falcos A
long run by Andrews on the left Welded
New fork's winning tally barely five
minutes from the end
Tho linc-un:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
ro'VVeH captures Spt5OOO Handicap at Havana Tracl
IN ALL FAIRNESS
BY w. J. MACBETH

>'H new year promises There NAV NOT m +h
amount OF international alorx~ all lines that d
n'ough l92l but still there will nxre than thc usa lo1
" reasonable to believe exchanges Of golf o,rteso
eo states and Great Britain will continued annulv NV ;ndi
not oy teams Nothing accident likely 10 ke Rl
'en from playing through Wmbedo have no 6yh in r
peVI OF the peenslon the pcnoncoy
80 is ad rs sending the good little man she ha
"'de-Hywcigh champion of the worf6 ~ " ''
England. too, going to in International ,.,o,4;u
o 'noush the BRITISH six meter Graf abroad
yea" mas oech decided that in rbo
every reason tcn believe Corinthians will ono N ;
ouSSC years Last Che brought back to the bo
a' were IN vogue f~ole the World y
aoafd for there is greater intercs boat than ever efor
ana consequently the sport exclusively TO tb lo
~ W "'7"'"'''"-
england probably viii team here in search Of the no
''14 nut IN the allowed to
'S oe c new players being arnv
Dig ose so that DvereuN Mburn four should find nev
" ciN YES ana support two hence
Pe Oh thc American pony has been now
ne very hhest I" I've found anywhere in the world
mere seems of public interest
EehelaN ffo1eslona sportboxng
'aua'V "soeh and the other clubs and halls
there financial has NOT ve. ,;rchJ 20 4l
the devoee is required orcgo bis hobby
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

~. Ihlsi. French. capable. good appearing
Vol recommended, $50. anyeherc Miss
Nh'" : Agency. y. 11si Murray IIHl s77t
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
New Orleans Entries

r'rs' race 'purse. $1,000: for. two-yesr-
e,tl o,d cots and geldinsss three furlonssl -
fFatrollnan. il5. Rob McCray. l1a. @Asri-
nonia. a., ~; Chief Flynn. 1l5; Better Luce,
stone Age. us. Daniel 1I5: 6. Hughic us
fM- Jones entry. tGrif.n entry.
second race Cpurse. $1,000; for three
rlIlar. los; Miss cres,wood, los; Solando 1re
l06, Knot Grass los. Reb. 1oS Modesty
o6' Brilliant Ray. os: omnipotent. 1os
Comic Song. loe Uncle Sammy, 1906
Marian Cooper 100.
Third race ,purse. 81 ooo; for four year
olds and upward SIX furongsl Minute
Ma9 Io2: Court View. ic2: Elmer X. 1os :
Baker lot; lucky p. 10.
Fourth rsc- (purse. $4,000. Tor ,nree-
year olds: handicap. milo and . sixteenth)
Irish kiss 100; Bygone Days. l15:
Woodtrap. 10: Herd Girl 1o2 C;oaler
Blarney stone 100: Neddan. lls: IWhite
Star lo4 sFreate 1o5; tslippery Elm.
Pleasure. liz. fSunnyland stable entry
+Clsrk entry. sIIoward entry.
p,lrro T'f'h rae race purse, $1,000: old Town
mile)-pastoral swain, ios Mysteriou,
Girl. 102; Woodtrap. 112; Wapiti. 1oi
Valor loa; Tody. 9S; Goaer, los: Day
Lilly. 81; Courtship, 1903; Gray Gables, 1903
SlNtn race tpurse, 81 600; for three-year
ODDS and upward; claiming mile and a
siNteenthl Lady Lillian. lls Midnight
Sun, 1ls; Murray, 10, PITT. 10 t'bberty-
sibbet; 10; park Hin. ~: Repeater.
10; "Brbed Voter. 40.
Seventh race (purse, s. 900: for four
year-olds and upward claiming; mile and
British Liner. 90 Sammy Jay i0s; War
like, 1oa; The Cullen Bon. l04; Johnny
Ovcrton. lol. 'Current Events, 1919 Chal-
lenger. III; sLady LonGfeliow. lo4. Royal
Duck l0l. Wadsworths Last, ia: Mayor
Calvin. no. Gorilla os Lorena Moss
l0l: Alex jr.. Os
Five pounds apprentice allowance
cla iin Il
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

THE of
women. boys public the
the United
with
there certainty who will feel that
ranking
unbiased
have been fairly ranked possible existing condior
that is all we have a right expect.
in singles instance Tlden John
and Richards Where find their
Tden with
diversity
that orehand drv voeying
and Richards the marvel age probably
duced in his
not believe there
will
worlds 1t be again
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Havana Entries

trrcc- -year-od maidens. five ana 2 half
firlongs) Miss Frauland, ~. SNaomi X
81 'Carric Baker 100 -fTyores TO-
+Eigodon. lo5. Margaret Nash. lo5: Love
'est, 105, MISS Hope, 100; Tricolottc 1o5;
Mrs. Grundy. 1o5; erhe Roll Call, 1o5:
King p. 10.
Second race Claiming; purse s7oo: for
four year ods and upward; six furlongsp
~Bacchanalian, an *Mis- Tfilarity. %
Lady Betty, to-; Light Fantastic. i04
rIohnny O'Connell. lo4; ChincoteagJc 1oA
DiXio Girl, lo7. Re Ennis. 100; Fluen.
loa; Truant liz; Bohcrna Brccna, IL
NUTfvan, III.
THIRD race claiming: purso 500 for
four year-ods and upward: SIX rurlonss)
FORBID. l02: +Midian. 10t 7Sir Jack.
1o7 Marion IIollina 1n7 'l.Ii Meme 1o..
Golden Flint 100. sTarascon. no. Timothy
! Hogan. ~; Mike. ll5. Pibroch. ll5
Fourth race (Resolution Handicap; purse
81 900, for three year oids and upward: one
1ilc>-Th Leopard, 10l; Louis A. 1905
Billy BARTON. los; Lads Love. 1c7; River
siue. H., Dr.. Clark l2o
Ffth race Claiming, purse 500: for
four Year olds and upward: mile and fifty
yards) -'Scar Flank. 90 Navajo. 100
AVA r., lo4; "Meadoworth. los; sHarry
clover io5; Automatic Red. los. sBulger
l0s' Fairly. no
Sixth race 3caimi1r; purre 500. for
Tour yea. oids and upward mile and q six
teent h)-*Dolly C.. 81, "Allivan 100
'McAdoo. 100; "Poilu. ITO. Brynliuah. ITO:
Dolph. 10; Harry NJ. Stevens. 40. ROCK
port, 10.
ADnrpu1 aifoWarpac
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

HANDSOME HARRY FRAZEE, 0 has from
undesirable publicity The
about this mill
Speaker.
Cleveland they
and Harris
player frankly
Clevelands
Provided he pitching, Frazee O
before fall He has
cve Joe Dugan Of the Athletics fetch the
o. will nmbe of teams
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

BUTLER. useful, also houseman: thoroughly
capable; referY Ynees. Shaushnessys Agency.
3Gu sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
French-F arrelI Team
Win in Pinchurst Golf

PINEHURST. \. c.. Jan. 1.-Emmctt
French. Youngstown, and John Farrell.
Quaker Ridge. defeated Cyril Walker.
Englewood, and Charles Mothcrsele. in
AT exhibition golf match on the cham
pionship course to-day. They had
best bail OF IS. 3S -73 in strong wind.
Farrell, with a 73. had tho best indi-
vidual score
A. Ranney. of Greenwich. is the first
player to make 3 on the new
seventeenth hole on the No. course.
uc holcd q 3O-vard mashic shot
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Day Workers

COOk-Scotch; capable; excellent. Miss
Halls Bureau. II West 4ith. vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

81 fREAtD COURT. COUNTY OF ERIE
- fp,''t ,b. nndeI sections iss ana 10 Z,
OF 'ns HE FuS'iq sTA fr"ag IA @ swT1tE PEOPLE
.lhS Agsinst John Doe Mary Doc Ricrard
NO. r.cc sNd lane Hoe, lie lss abovr tour
orNiE unNnowr. and al oth~r 'yni.nosg-
IN. IN, OF Tf'HMAs '" cox, at Of N.
~ sE0 al AFrou. Comfy % f.r,a ;na
state Of Ne" yorl. deceased and 49,, nd
g. Other pcrsons claiming or Who A.
Or 'pac'hod lion upon toe -eal propcrty
..es' noH ln the comp;ant he-c'n Or IN
aboN natncd dcfendants or either or anv
o. ihn'n OF through or under s.Id v-ff,,,f *
v. cox deccaeed such unknown clsi,1sn.-
ane porsons vhose names a-o unitno-.r
b"ing generally described and beinr y,
tended 10 be included IN the. following
heri ions W th' ".iree. WIDOWS. hus-
lratoFs. grantees. assignees lienors and
THoMAs " OK deoeassd o. sns Oovs s,s nsmsd ns ,
above named defendants or either or anv
=, ;r,, mem ana any person or persons deri,-
aaid real estate through or from or under
said THOMAS V. cox deceased or arv
oa said above named defendants and thelr
ridowers. Il any Defendants
Irs ~ THE .s AsoNE NAMED DEFEND.
- - and al unknown claimants 70
described: ''9' o''i'N' Ne'
r. ~ IL +. 1aat an action Of cot
nent mas been commenced H. :he people
Of the State of New York pursuant to sec
ions 1s9c to 1888 inclusive Of tie Public
Lanas Law. to recover the tito 70 AID
| r'shi OF possession of the following Ge..
cfi pea rea property. which vested In the
naid plaintiffs b. eschcat on tho death ~
HOMAS ". cox. inIestatc on o. ahot,.
tse lSth day OF ApTil. 1871. an inhabitart
and Stste Of New York seized in fee sim,
pc OF the following described premises
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL or
AND situate in Town OF Ncustead VII
age OF Akron, County Of l,rie ard STATE
81 New York. being part OF Lot Nun be-
Range I'VE 50 OF the Tonawands R.se-
Naiion. and bounded and described as
follows
BEGlNNlNG az point IN The center Inc
ufeo seventeen (2i7) feet easterlv rror-
ne lntersection Of the center line o,
Madison street With the center line Of
John Street; running thence sout her.lv ~
right angles 70 John street two hundreJ
fhrty six and twenty-five hurdraIth,
'23e.25) feet; thence easferly parallel
tE-three taSr feet to the westerly righr
OF way of the railway connecting with
the West shore track. said rieht ..
~ay line being thirty t$o) feet from tho
enter OF the existing track measured
at right angles thereto thence nortlreriy
long said right Of way line 4 distance
OF two hundred thirty eight ,23s) fect
10 the center line Of John street. themes
westerly along the center line of 1olo
street one hundred thirty tour ana two
tenths 05t.2) feet moro or loss 10 The
place Of beginning containing about
llrce-ff'h hs 'S-5) OF an acre of land. hs
The same moro or less
Dated Albany, n. y, Ausust end 1921
CmARi;lSs p NEWTON. Attorney
Capitol. Albany. N. y. '''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

IN MILWAUKEE, this
of the world will defend his title Pinky MITCHELL
The Mitchell family has been to Benny i'm
during dull market
Benny have disposed of his old
such that Milwaukee
paered So civic pride o Pinky
Of the brothers Pinky
shfty and tough
would
uaed to the wee DIVISION Pnky Mitchell
Leonard though
his behind of
fact
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Wrestling Dead Issue Locally

TdE manly of headspnnng naturally
sufocation. huskies of
wrestling
revival under the silly rules of the
These flying rolling count thcv make Joke
o. the There absolutely opportunity skill
TO kill of which
William than the amend
he
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

behind IN 'he S''e''" anu "V" '''e''
.s third.
g, went 20 the post IN the feature
sN VIVA Nm General !. NJ. Come
o, tne rr;od S".,, .he heavy impost OF l25
sn'en .,.o So,.o,.,tc ard tho Col6hlatt
FunoS' vat;nee Idol and Alta Bov IL.
sstrv ""''.,s Tbe race WIS vitrcsscd
'eeo,o 49, 80, crowd Of the season and
oy ,ng ..,ot, 20 vas keen.
spe9u'' s.G' ,-or,c7 found the WEIGHT TOO
0ehe'"1 ncods rT ~ .be fast Crorwell
sfea' ~ ,,Iich have been COMING
ana f~o ehanc. but the fayori+e
~ess re M fsrcd better under a more
n'sn' ls,i9.., 'S ,.,do This veteran turf cam
SS.'.-a, ,,e's ,,eyer allowed A hreathinp
h.,nc forced a; q terrific pace
.Ee,o,,,chout se,o, the long Journey, and it
was not surprising when the Adam
meal ticket 'a''ereo ''' e"' ''''oS' u '''n'
Outsiders Most Prominent
..,or, CO, the worst of the break
iae e'ssv 80. outsiders registering in
as"l" sVth 40 seven events. The fourth
'ou' ~ ,' secondary feature. which
.~e.'~.. ,ocether a fne field of sprin-
"'u'e ~ reen'ted in decided upset.
s.ls, .,.o ,IaverS followed the fortunes
hsa'n 'ne p,aiiS pais.. etablc ana n,ade tbe
o. the tioidolatt s'so'. "nu ''aoe '"e
ronrred choice
",u".Su sn;sbed i, tre money Last
NeitHel ""'s". oi5 <,i+ lr,,-,aa b,- L
une; 4ou. s;y~l;,,c noce fro,, +I,a
{. IsuI, seV s,~~.''i pay ,..l' s,,>
start and crossed the liNe ieNgth ana
o half in front of Aiken. which was
sol,. followed bv Judge PRYOR.
o'c.elS .o,'vr'r -.ce vas ,vo, nv o,coa
Ibe ope"',s >'''
Narcelha. which scootcj over the two
iurlong route IN ca.N fashion tin-
castle, TO shot. led r procession Of
.:j.c !, tho second and Eostpr
,bo odds-or choice horo;v
tmbry, ,"e v"us y" N"o'o'
event. Foster Embry was claimed sf-
~ ,he race hv J. w. plunkcst for
100
siiVO.
HarlOck Takes FINAL Event
- ,.I 1,..
which was neglected IN the betting,
aashed under the wire first in the clos
mo event at 7 TO 1. barely getting the
i's r,...4 l.
verdict over Vermont. 10 10 1 SnoI'
wniie ra'r ol'e"U Was d uiSO""o '"iiu
The results.
r-s. race ttwo-vesr-olCs: purse $500
two furlorgs) )-Corena Marcellia. 1l5
',n,s' 80 rDor,,rlckN 2 to s. / TO ? and
az, second carlos Fnrirue. AS (Robin-
'r,' 'Snl '1t 70 even and out. third. Time
an4e Psladiu,r C;onwithirn. Seth $
Lemon and Errico also ran.
Second race (.hreo- -yoar-olds purse s7oo,
c,'s snd half fu~lonxs) Zinc astle los
,y.,nei,N s tn 5 II 2 and to 8 won
ps',ah,,,., 1ot fpenra11. 1 70 <. ! to
s,a "a s second. Foul Weather. %
Sys,-a,n to %fo : and 7 to 3. third.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Office

BOOkNEEPER. stenographer, experienced !.
Christian; capable, handle small Office.
Is 81 rribune
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
No Boxing Team for West Va.

NOKGANTUWN. ". Va, Jan. =
Boxing as an Intercollegiate sport will
not be adopted by West Virginia Uni
versity this year. according to de-
cision announced to-day. Contrary to
the attitude at some Institutions,
Mountainccr authorities arc said to
favor the sport but think that facl-
ties should be more adequate and that
larger number of men should be in
terested before the sport is put on an
int rc O lcriatn hasis
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Tyrconncil Celts Advance

Repayng their game with the Calpc-
Americans in the qualifying round of
the Southern New York State Football
Association cup tie, the Tvrconnell
Cclts wont out by goal TO at Wood
side. L. l.. yeste rday. and advanced to
the first regular round, in which they
viii meet Glen Cove on the latter's
grounds next Sunday. From throw-in
by O'Halloran Graham shot the only
goal of the game half an hour from the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Nurses. Etc.

-Tf1LDS NURSE Children over three
years old excellent European and Amor
can references. s. Miss lofmayer's
4 gency. 10 e. 43d st. Sd floor. 1cl sa41
Murray lIill
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

v WA1TREss- s-rARLoRMA1D-you Irish
girl: good city reference. c., Miss Hof-
mayer Agency, 10 Z. $50 st. Sd floor.
Telephone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER, SECOND MAN. HOCSEMAN--
Young capable men; all highly recon-
nlended H. Miss Hofinayers Agency. 10
t. 43d st, Sd 1oor. Tel. S947 Murray mn.
Butt ER- WALLET. very neat; thoroughly
experienced (r'ilipino) most excellent ref
erences; sS5. Mason's Agency, Is West 43d.
I.ongacre 916O
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Plant Wins Morningside A. c.
Annual Trophy With 81 Points
Americas sPremierW alker
Easily Tops 1921 List
Of "Winged NJ Athletes
By Jack Masters

"iliis Plant. Americas premier heel
.no.toe expert. heads the list of point
CIoh 1gutefs IN the Morningside Athletic
r.uo lor l92l. Plant. whose walking
.L a' one OF the outstanding features Of
.o i year JUS past. accounted for 81
NJ lp,y,"ss' ~nlie the total for the ''Winged
organization, including points ac
Soo 0o"u'sted 4, by the tennis, aggregated
trophy. '40O '''e ''''''"' '0''''
.ra me progress Of 5his club in track
raa, "nT neid sports entities it to be
go neu foremost IN the small club di-
VIZ y'S.In; ana second only to the New
iS,A Athletic Club in the metropolitan
s,4c.; ,.rsnc! As an indication of the
eoun. ,,nseh OF the Norningside cross
tsst runners It need only be stated
arst prizes. WI" o'
ono S osnef American walker. and only
pI.s osHer track athlete. has coualed
rasio. performance. Willie won the
snd 20 'nree and seven mile titles
sf... r'e ,netropolitan one, seven and
No.. iN4e championships, established
ale" o'w ~ record Tor the long walk. and
W. shattered ms own mark for the
,r =. addition he was victorious in
10 s.ous +an handicap events at from bne
be;.s.. .' ,hlies, the most notable of these
Conte. nis WORK in the Citv-Hau-to-
IN. Island jauut. when he lowered
cle .o9fse record IN homeless strue-
sot..a % overcome the long marks al
~ ~ 70 the limit men.
eo;.. HfSt twenty FIVE athletes in the
po'nt score arc e0' III ene
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Bav Ridge Soccers Win Easily

The Bay Ridge Strollers defeated the
Britannia soccer eleven by the score Of
goals to 3 in the second division of
the New York State League At st.
Agatha Oval yesterday. The issue was
practically settled in the first half. at
the end of which the visitors led by
80. Queskey shot two goals and A.
Johnston, Mitchell and r. Johnston one
each for the Strollers Miller scored
twice for the losing side.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Soccer Double-Header To-day

A double-hea in the annual inter
national soccer series at New York
Oval will be the big attraction for fol-
lowers of soccer this afternoon. Teams
representing Sweden and Spain will be
the first to take the field at p. IN. In
the second game America VIII be pitted
against Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Benson After Pitchers

SAN ANTONIO, Ten. Jan. III. L.
Benson. nrcsidcnt Of the San Antonio
Texas League club, announces that he
is dickoring with Connie Mack, man
ager 9f the Philadelphia Americans.
for two pitchers.