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meeting was to get the players to
contribute TO the fund. All OF the
presidents were not al the meeting
but those who attended stated that
they were heartily In favor OF the
plan. and would place 1t before their
managers at meetings to be held in
the next few days.
j; is the purpose of the commits
sion I" raise the sum of $500 among
me amateurs OF Richmond. This sum
together with the Slu0 contributed bv
the commission. would make $500 In
an from the sand-lot players of this
city.
Press Edwards secretary of the
commission. last night forwarded 10
the presidents of all the leagues a
circular outlining the plan of the
commission and asking tina; they CO.
operate with the heads of amateur
baseball here to make the cainuaiEn
4 success. The commission hopcs 10
nay" the amount subscribed by Sat
uTdaY afternoon
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} EVEN SERIES WITH COLTS TAKING SECOND CONTEST e. ,
ROSE ASKS AMATEURS TO AID
COMM UNITY RECREATION DRIVE
President of Commission Wants Local SandIot PLAYERS
to Contribute S4OO-Coverning Body Sends
Check for $780,

AMATEUR baseball players Of Rich.
nohd' those youngsters who play the
game because they love it. will com,
10 the rescue OF the Comnunitx
recreation Association. in its efforts
70 OBTAIN the sum OF $4,000 for play
grounds III Richmond. IL they follow
the example set by John r. Rose. lr
commissioner of revenue. OF this city
"nu president OF the Amateur Baseball
commission Of Richmond
Rose called meeting of the rrcsi-
dents OF the eight league YESTERDAY
hitcrho"h ana announced that he
wanted every amateur player In Rich
mohd 10 contribute something TO the
cause OF the Community Recreation
Association. He placed the matter be-
iore The members Of the commission
hrSt when he made Il motion that the
commission contribute 500 out of its
treasury TO aid III the drive. His mo-
non was carried unanimouS.y and
treasurer Harris instructed to for
ward check TO Henry T.. Li;"hfurd.
treasurer of the fund.
ne purpose OF Rose In calling the
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STEPHENS COMES BACK
AND INDIANS TAKE GAME
William and Mary Beats ST.
John 5. 8 to 3-Ficlding
Erratic,

ANNArOLIS. ND. April 25.-"Cii'
stephens staged comeback here to-
day and William and Mary won from
st. Johns College. 6 TO j. The big
port paw Of tho Indian pitching stan.
who has been experiencing trouble
with his arm all the year. pitched OK
ccllcnt ball. His support at times
was brilliant and at other ,Im.s
ragged
The Indians played smart baseball
on tn" oncnsc today. quite different
from IN" brand they displayed against
Tn. score.
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JESSE BAKER JOINS
TOMMY ABBOTT'S BUGS

wee Jesse Baker. shortstop with
,he Richmond Colts in 1921. win wear
~" UNIFORM Of the pauyiiIc team i'm
"" i"dm"ut League this season. In
'"Ti"at non received here last ui.,L,
Mhs 'ltht bhkcr has been obiaircd bv
"hnS Abbott from The Toledo elm
"".h purchased him. and VIII plav
this afternoon.
. ~ hrh IN" hnnvillc team takes tho
i"'l N" fans OF the tobacco city will
p""H'.' a. t" whether DanvilIc is
'r' ,9tHllhE their city or Richmond
! ~ lNt FORMER colts VIII h." seen IN
az ll!Ie uniforms. Abbott. catcher
"h" manager: "CudEc" Harris. pitch.
It'Ghcr. and "Ducky'' Holmes. ont.
uuytt'r and catcher. are the former
'"'hW"Hd players now with the Bugs
Hnn'h Atlantic Association Results
f;I..nyi,ii. vi Charlsston. ..
SOtJnb.6- il; SpArtanburR. II
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NEWS PLAYS
ROCKY MOUNT TO TIE

~ NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 25.-
nrewport News and Rocky Mount bat
SIZED here this afternoon TO a ten
INNING 2-to-2 tie. Umpire Al orth
Tless.
u Rocky Mount had tho contest scwcd
Dip until the ninth, III which frame
as chick Palmer was sent in as a
R,hlnch hitter He singled, went TO
~ ccond on short passed ball. stole
~ fird while DIM" Walker was wind
$ni up. and came home on a sacri-
~ hy 10 Frank Walker, lust back
M second base. Walker throwing
q .wenty feet over the catrhcr'S head
Ii, II was pitching duel all the way
fhTouIh' with some long hits stuck
IN here and there to furnish thrills
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IANKS TAKE SEVENTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY
fBy Associated rrcss.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Thc New
Norh Americans won their seventh
straight game hore today. defeating
Philadelphia. 6 10 ..
Two former Athletics. Shawkov
Hnt lihkcr. featured IN tn" victory
Shawk"y pitched his second straight
shut-out while Baker c.inchcd the
game in tn" seventh with homo run
with two on.
The score:
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RUE HER RESPONSIBLE
FOR DODGERS VICTORY
Pitches Alright Ball-Drives
Out Two Hits, One
Homer.
[By Associated Prcss.l

BOSTON. April 25.-Itucther's pitch
ms and hitting were largely rcspon-
sible for Brooklyn defeating Boston,
To :. today. He made a single in
the second. when his team made three
runs OFF the veteran Rudolph. and
Knocked the ball into the right field
blcachcrs on the ny. for II home run
in the fourth. 1t was the first time
Rudo!ph had pitched here since 1920.
The score:
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TIGERS AGAIN BEAT
CUILFORD'S NINE

FARMVILLE. VA. April 25.-
liampdcn Sidney made clean sweep
OF the series with Guilford college
ucleatihG Tho North Carolininns FOR
of to-
china Carter. who was on tn.
mound for the locals. kept tn" hits
sarnered of him we'll scattered. OK
ccpt for ono bad Inning and lilo
Guilford balltossers had few chances
To score. " N''"''NN''
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FORBES BASEBALL
TEAM WINS GAME

w. S. Forbes &. cos baseball team
defeated KinGan's team Yesterday hy
the score OF 3 to i. at Sco,ts Add
ton. The feature OF the game was
the pitching Of Boyd and MANS, and
the hitting of Bishop. who made four
hits.
Score by innings: Ru.E.
Forbes ......... Oli 0hl 2N0-J \ .
KInEan .........2GO COL 100 1 2
Rattcrics--Boyd. MANS and Dos
wtll: Ne:la ndcr and NrAgg
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=" mum W pdFt tllSr-' RI Z
smith. Stolen BLACKSMITH. Watson
Double plays iampdcn- Sidney. Itay
TO Dudley 10 Watson to Day to Tut
n"%. Guiiford. J. W Frazier to Cum
mlngs Bases ou balls-oN Garter, 4 :
OFF shore. /. Stuck out---by Garter, 2.
by McHhnc. !; by shore. :. iiits-of:
Carter. in innings; OF McRanc 2
In Two innings; of shore. IN : in
ninrs Wild pitch -McBanc. Tim. OF
gamc-l hour aud 80 minutes. TIM
rirc-Eg Elcston.
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PHILLIES ARE EASY
FOR MIGRANTS TEAM
tBy Associated rrcss.l

pHlIA bf.LrHlA. April 25-Ncw
York easily defeated Philadelphia to-
day. the score being to 2
Gc"rG" Smith relieved Meadows In
the third inning and the iirst ball he
pitched. struck SINNERS. tho Indian
apolis recruit fielder on tho head The
blow so affected the YouuEstrr that
he was forced later to retire from the
game.
Tho score:
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WILLIAMS HITS SIXTH
HOME RUN IN 4 DAYS
Record Better Than Ruth
for Corresponding
Date of 1922.

ST. LOUIS. April @j.-iIitting his
sixth home run in four DAYS Ernurth
Nllliams today surpassed Babe Ruth'S
record at this time last season. and
WIN three hits out of three times at
bat. enabled 81. Louis to defeat De
troit. To ,. Ills circuit drive came
IN the first inning with Sister on base
Score.
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Dcndron wins cn,nc.

DENDRON. VA April 25.-Don-
dron High School defeated tho smith
field High School In fast game Of
ball. by the score. 70 l. pcudrort
thee runs Were scored Eatyor
pitched Il brilliant game. striking ON
thirteen mon. Icndron plays the re-
tcrsburS High school Friday
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GENERALS BEAT STATE
IN CLOSE CONTEST

LEXINGTON. VA, April .5-Wash!nr.
ton and Lee defeated North Carolina Sia;e
IN has.9a!. her" ms afternoon. . TO 3 in
" contest feature! by iuur home ruas.
,Wg o' Lh"N the longest ms made On
Wilson Fieii this suRson
F.FSt BaS-TnG: i.ass!teT. 70! North Caro-
INA. SMASHED out two ho'Usrs. his nrs.
over III" !ctt-aeld wal. being the ions..t
hit seen hero this year
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4 big Eyc-Dcn.

Your eyes can earn you $1,000 TO-
NIGHT in The Dispatch papers big
"H-word" gam" !! you wish You'll
say II was big Eyc-dca when YOU
see how easily YOU made your money
when the contest Is over. Hurry,
though. for the time is short.
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Totals ...yg II st 10
'Bated for Naylor IN eighth
y CIV York.

Nv l"rk ...... .00u 600 5lx-G
- summary: Two bias" hits Ward
itpr HON" run Baker. stolen
iMseS l"unH. Mcmillan. Ward Sac
,inIcs ShawAey. Wit CO Baker
New York. s; Philadelphia. 6 Hasc
on hdiis of Naylor, 3 of Shawkcy.
g., Mi,s-on Naylor. & i'm Innings.
on fhrriSon, in inning struck
4ut, ny Sndwkcy I. by Navlor. /
ifalk Naylor. Losing pitcher Nav,
.or. tmpir"s. chill. Walsh and
owens. Time, l..55
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CUBAN STARS TURN
TABLES ON GIANTS

The Cuban Stars came back ycstcr
day and defeated the Richmond Chants
al Island Park by the score Of \
to L.
Tho same teams viii meet again
today Mt o'clock. when the dcci,linc
game OF the series will be played.
Ix,k,
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Summary: Two-b base hits-Pc,tus.
Oms. Mesa. Fahrc. pcdron. Three
base hits-Mason. Lindsay. Home
run--Flctchcr. stolen basc-campos
acrihcc ht-campos. Base on ball
off Mitchell .. off Fabrc. =: on Pa
dron. none. Struck "ut--by Harper.
3. by fahrc. ,; by iadron. .. Let on
basc--t;iants. 3: Stars. =. Double
play-ChaCon TO Jinenez TO Cainpos.
Passed ball-FernandcZ. Impircs-
Strain and Dixon. Time OF game
. hours. Hit by pitchcr-by Mitchell.
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STANDING OF III.u.

WHERE THEY rLtN TODAY.
New York NJ PhilndcIphia.
St. lniis M Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh AZ Chicnxo
brooklyn at Bosrop
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oltl ....''. -
Norfolk.

atSu-folk ....2O goo go OO.-N
= summary: Two-b base hits-Roth,
Y chy. Home runs-keilsr, Burke.
y on Observation-Disclosures. ; Norfolk
u q. stolen uase-Gal!agAer. Sacrifice
~ johnson. Double playS-Ncr-
u, yea to Carey 10 Roth. KroEer TO
pls-ey. Strike cuts-by Roberts, 5;
10 Peterson, :. Base on balls-oft
f5'tched ball-Roterts. Gallagher
find Johnson). Wild pitch-reterson
q. Time SIS. Umpires -Shaftr and
tHn!land.
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..........il. ! ING .
rhIladPIIIiR.

.Rattcd for q. Smith in ninth.
NI."borvcau out. hit by battcd ball.
1Battcd for Shea in third.
Score by Innings: r.
New York .0i5 600 Ol2-9
PHILADELPHIA .....: 200 o0l ooo-3
summary: Two-baSc hits-iaw-
lines. snyder, Walker. Leslie. Home
run-kcl.y. Stolen bascS-Groh,
bancroft. Double play.-Jonnard.
Sew York. .: Philadelphia. S. Base
ON ta!ls-oT Meadows. .; q. Smith. !;
Shcn. 3: Jonnard. 3. Struck out-by
Meadows. >; O. Smith. g. Shea. ] .
Jonnard. . iiits-off Meadows, S
In i.3 innings; off q. Smith, . In
s "a innings; off Shea. = in . in
nings: Jonnard. S In innings Hit
by pitcher--hy G.. Smith tShinners).
JOnnard. Losing Observation-Disclosures.
Impircs. R!gler and Pfrman. Time.
2.l5
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" 4 NJ ....-.......o 2o o2o 1lo-G
summary: Sacrifice hits-Hicks.
COOKE 90. Chalkcy, White. Clarke,
Snith. Thrce-basc hits PuiIcr,
IT. lark" stolen bases Fuller.
ili'kS' Chandler. Double pIays-A-
dridse TO Matthews. Base on balls
OH Graz. I Left on bascs-W. 4 n
o. ST Johns. .. Hit by pitcher
broWn. struck out-by Stephens 6.
by Gray. =. Passed balls -,'bntISny
WaEncr. Wild pitch-Gray. Time Of
game, 1855.
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SENATOR'S RECRUIT
HOLDS RED SOX SAFE
fRy Associated rrcss.l

ASliINiToN. April 25.-Wash-
inEton Knocked two Boston pitchers
out ot the non today and won. 10 To
q. The visitors We're held To four
scattered hits 10y Tom Phillips. a re-
Cruit from New orleans. Score:
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Washington.

Smith. :. Harris, Judge. Three has
hit Rice. stolen bases. Harris.
Sacrifice - Rice. Bush. Charity.
Double PLAYS. Harris 10 rcCkim :
paugh To Judge. Left on baScS-BcS :
ton, .: Washington. 10. Ras. on balls,
off Phillips, 3: on ". Collins. :: off
Inns. /: by Thillips. i; by FERGUSON. ..
llits-om Russell. Gin none out. 5
runs scored, on base in frsD; off
W. Collins. In In Innings; off
Ferguson. in % innings. Hit by
ritchcr-hy Russell ,Ii!dgcD: by W.
Collins tErowcr, 10y Ferguson
charity. Empires Wilson and
Connolly. Losing pitcher Russell.
Iimc-l.tl
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond ut N0rfOlk.
Rocky Mount ut Ncwport News
pOrtSmOuth MT NSiIxor
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5attcd for ishmlie in ninth.

I'ttr"It .-......-..... .INW Ito WOn-3
st. Louis .............. 300 100 l0'-5
summary: rNo-basc hits-Rigncy
blue. Thrce-baSc hits-S.slcr. Fothcr-
gu. Ellerbc. Home run--Wiliiams.
stolen bases - Williams AicAianus
CD, Jacobson. Sislcr. Left on bases
Detroit, s: ST. Louis e. Base on
halls-om panforth. 4 off E.hmkc, -
Struck out-hy Danforth. |; by
Ehmke. 3 by kolp. 3. Hits-on Dan
forth, in inning tnone out In see
ondl off kolp, in innings. Hit by
pttchcr-hy Ehmkc, ! jacobson. Me
ManuS and Ellerhc). Winning pitcher
-kolp. llildcbrand. pincen
and M0riarity. TMmc--l 40.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. =; HichEi0nd, -
Portsmouth, y; Wilson, q,
Newport News. =; Rocky Mount, -
Go Innings, durkncSs)
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Washington and lie,
y. G. Stnc-

WnShinrion AMI Lee 100 csn ~. ~
ttnmr runs-l.a SsIt.r Frr,v
l".,N stolen BASES H!s,c SwI,zcr ti,,T
s,rpr, o,, "a" IN halls."r Curtis
T..GGf,h'e hiis--i"hnson Holland Swi,,.,
", r, ru.ri,rs-rrru1 Mcrallunn Ciin@
'mn'rc- Tw"mhly Time @, GAM, , 49,.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nrw lork. d; phiindrIphin, q.
-. Louis. .; prtroit. =.
Nhshi ne Ton. 10; Bn>tou, q,
'ic'clnhd-' hi"aSo urain),
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STANDING OF CLuns.

WHERE TiiBN PLAY TODAY.
pr'f"lt nj -. Louis.
Chicago NJ CIr,cInrd
bnstun ut Nashington
Phi'nd-lphia at Nc,y YnrL
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Totals
l"la ......... 81 . II
.lfnticd 10: Bennett In ninth.

Portsmouth ,.ln -. ", =,
Wilson .................. a., Oh, On .
summary. Earned Portsmouth =
wilson. : Three tESa hits-Viox. Mtil.r
Thnfrraou Rooney. Two-bAse htts-Allcn
hloN. NH'Iy amt Crouch. stolen bases
baShanE 90. C;oosctreo md N:oN Sacri-
nee MIS- Na!iy aud OBrler. Base IN
hals-NHnninH. /. Bennett ?. struck out
~ Do I.gt"!io. ! Manning. !. BENNETT ;
itis-oT De i.otoli". : tuOuc out tn nfthl
Lett IN has-s-fortsmouth :: wilson ,
porh," plays Allen 40 Vote 10 RoGuay:
Gocs~''ee 10 Allen To- Rooney Wild pitch
hrnuCN Passed hsl.-Had Winning
p.'ChNr-N "anlnc. tmIlrcs- Blar burn
AEG brcs.!r. Time ~ cH'ue- hours
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NcwarE. To- SyrHCuSa
Jersey city. 3; Buffalo. 7. z
baltimore. 81: Toronto. Sc.
Reading. Sc; Rochester. 6-5
American Association Results.
All games postponed. Rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Br""hl Ign. =, Boston, ..
nrw "rk' -; Fhiindriphin, =.
hi"nE" ,rnin,.
St. IouiS-CincInuat ,r,,int
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
Tom prisoCk Captured

Tom PriSock who killed j T.
Hall near Stallo in the fall Of
1918 has been captured and
brought to Philadelphia. He
was taken to the county jail at
noon Wednesday. A reward OF
100000 has been offered for his
capture. He was apprehended
in the hills OF Alabama near
Newport. More than a year ago
a man came to Philadelphia and
stated that he had killed Pri
sock in an effort to arrest and
bring him to justice. This man
offered proof of his statement
and for a time it was thought
to be authentic. However, upon
a thorough investigation the
story was found to be untrue.
G. w. Bostic. a detective, has
been in pursuit of Tom Prisock
for some time and has been in
communication with Sheriff
Posey.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
BARDALE

Quite, number attended our Par
ent Teachers meeting last Friday
Several new members were enrolled
A committee was appointed to start
the building OF a music room
Miss Nora Garrison of Sebatopool
entered school here last Monday
Mr. and Mrs John Stewart visited
their son w r Stuart, at Noxapater
Saturday and Sunday.
w j Houston purchased new
Ford and motored to Neshoba where
he spent the week end with parents,
Edd BreazeaIe and family visited
his parents MIR and Mrs Frank Brea-
eale Sunday, Mrs Lille Garrison az
daughter was visitor also of her
parents, She lives at Sebastopool,
Messers Hugh Gamblin and John
Darby made trip to Winston Co
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs willie Adcock of wins
ton 10 were weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs Charlie Blount,
Shellie Snow spent the weekend
with homefolks,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
Attorney Earl Richardson
Injured I'm Accident

While driving to Meridian
last Monday, Earl Richardson
ran his car off an embankment.
It is thought that the steering
wheel did not respond to con
trol, resulting in the accident.
Mr.. Richardson suffered a brok-
en- arm and other minor injuries
He is in the Rush Sanatorium
in Meridian but is expected to
be out again in few days.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
w, |. Swain Show Here

The w. |. Swain Show is here
this week and is being we'll at
tended. These PLAYERS are so
we'll known to Neshoba Count
ans that words OF commenda-
tion are unnecessary. Mr. Swain
has practically the same play
ers as were here last season.
Program For Parent Teachers
Association Thursday Dec. Z.
Facts About Towner Sterling
Educational Bill Mr.. G. l..
Crawley.
Reading Alyne Beckett.
Parent-Teacher Movement
Mrs. j F McCauley
Work of the P. T A. in Ne
shoba County. Mrs. Dave Don
aid.
Piano Solo.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

"Notice Is hereby given that a Ger.
tain partnership known as Deweese-
Gammill Lbr. Co. composed OF A.
Deweese and Stewart Gammill, has
by mutual consent been dissolved.
Business will be continued by A.
Deweese, under the trade name of A.
Deweese Lbr.~Co. assuming all obli.
cations OF the said firm OF Deweese.
Gammill Lbr. Co.
This November 18th 1922"
Signed, Stewart Gammill, and A.
Deweese. lie
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

6 PERCENT MONEY-Under Bank
ers Reserve System per cent loans
may be secured on city or farm prop.
erty, to buy, to build, improve or
pay indebtedness. Bankers Reserve
Deposit Company, 164S California
Street, Denver, Colorado. 143c
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

FOR SALE Eight room house, 31S
acres OF land. all necessary out build
ings, good well of water. Part cash
balance easy terms.
C j. M. Carter. Phila.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

666 quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ness and Headaches.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
BOX. SUPPER

A Box supper will be given at Lin
wood School on Friday night Dec.
lst. Proceeds for the benefit OF
school. Everybody invited. D
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

WANTED-At once, so cotton pick
ers. Good cotton and other accom-
modatious. Il. T, King Wilson Ark.
Box l54 I1-30 2 q
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
Read the Rooster Ad

My gin will run on the folio wing
days; Friday, December /; Tuesday,
December 5; Friday. December s.;
TuesdaV, December IL; Wedn, sday,
December 13; and Thursday, Decem-
Der IA. After this time the gin will
be closed for the year A S Rea
1272p
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
Box Supper

There will be box supper at
Wilhamsville School house Satur-
day night Dec. 2 Proceeds go to
the school. t. f. King
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, good
timber. On easy terms. See me at
once.H DR. A Murphy IL Fl &c
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30

CODE LOST--Wish the party who
borrowed my 1906 Miss, Code would
return it. G. It. Rand.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
Lost, Found Or For Sale
Want And Classified Ads

FOR SALE--A Victrola with records
at a. bargain. Mrs. X. +. Hays.
1872 G
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-11-30
The Neshoba Democrat
@9 LOCAL NEWS @ED
V. F. Mayo spent Sunday in

W. f. Mayo spent Sunday in
Laurel.
Y Calvin Posey and family spent
Sunday with friends in Meridian
i b. K. Arnett OF DeKalb made
- business trip to Philadelphia
asst week.
Our school will be closed
Thursday and Friday for the
thanksgiving holidays.
Arlie. Vanhooser killed a)hog
tuesday 6 1-2 months old
Weighed 2O4 lbs.
" Mrs j. R. Sanders who lives
|Hn route s, is a guest in the
ZONE of her brother, Jim Yates
IL Miss Willie Dees of Hatties-
SEurg was the guest of her par
4khts, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Dees,
his week.
The Rev. j. G.. Arnett and
hmily will spend Thanksgiving
Fith Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Arnett
IA DeKalb.
Mrs. Alexander Willis returned
9uhday from a very pleasant
isit with friends and relatives
b Alderman and Brady.
Mr. and Mrs w. Nj. Pilgrim
IT ended Dads Day at the A
M. College last Saturday.
braham Pilgrim, their son is
student at the college.
Mrs. Annie Kate Hart of
Newton was in town Tuesday.
sS'he has organized a class in
Vocal music and will come to
: philadelphia on Tuesday OF
Zach week to meet her pupils
There will be a union service
IT the Baptist church Thanks
giving morning at 10 O'Clock.
Eev. W. 4. Beckett will preach
ae sermon, and there will be
pecial music by the choir.
h Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeWeese left
N ednesday afternoon for New
Orleans where they will remain
pr several days. They took
heir sons, Tom and Pete, and
Eill have their tonsils removed
by a specialist.
A huge lemon weighing l 1-2
sounds was brought to the
Democrat office this week by J.
Barrett. 1t grew in Mrs Bar
lets yard about three miles
rom Philadelphia on Route 5.
I've are glad to be handed
lemons" of this variety.
Mrs. Coy Jones, who has been
lisiting relatives in ~Philadel-
Shia, returned Saturday to her
9ome in McCool. She was ac-
ompanied home by her sister,
nrs. Winner Donald and small
on, Pierce Donald. Mrs. Donald
sill visit in McCool until after
Thanksgiving.
Rev. j S. Purcell, Rev. Il. C,
(ooper, g. W. Mars and DR. w
1. Mars are in Crystal Springs
his week attending the annual
conference of NJ. E. Church.
South. Mrs Us Purcell, Mrs.
g. G. Cooper and Mrs. Sam
Epivey will go Friday afternoon
end remain until the conclusion
bf the session.
in. M. Welsh Home Burns.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Welsh was burned to the
ground about IL O'Clock Tues.
hight. The fire started in an
upstairs fire place, and burned
Between the upper floor and
telling of the lower floor. Mrs
permenter, who occupies the
Upstairs rooms, discovered the
Ire and aroused the other
lembers of the household.
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