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The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
ITEMS FROM GIBSI.iND

Revival services will begin at. thc
Methodist church Sunday. Rev. II. B
Thomson, the pastor. will BE assisted
IN the meeting by Rev. r. W. Tuck
err OF Homer All have cordial invi-
tatl0n to attend.
Rev. l.. W, Martin and family have
moved to Plain Dealing, where he
has accepted the p1storatc Of the Bap
fist church,
Rev. b. F. Cheering has accepted tn,
:all Of the Baptist church here. auG
will arrive with his family from CIark>
about June 1st.
Miss Myrtle Houck. who has recent
Iy received diploma from the Stat,
Normal at NatchitochcS. Is at hom,
for the summer.
Mr.. J. P. Nelson spent last week
visiting his mother at Stamps. and
relatives at Magnolia.
Mrs. }. p Nelson spent Sunday with
relatives i'll Homer, and made the ac
qualntance of a baby niece who has
recently arrived.
Mr.. Waller Nelson was a weekend
visitor to Coushatta. He will return
there June 3rd and claim his bride
Miss Alma Y. Mcmillan, the lovely
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. !
Mcmillan, Of Donna, Texas
W. c. Langford was business Wis.
ltor. to Simsboro on Monday.
Miss Clotile Sherman, Of Haynes.
vile, was the guest of Misses Lpra
and Evelyn Sherman last week.
Mr.. Shelby Kennedy, of Hope, Ark.
has been visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Frazier.
Mrs. Wilkerson has returned TO her
home in Bienville after a long visit
with her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs A
B. HOrtman.
Mr.. Fred F. Sutton and family of
Mt Lebanon, are moving into their
beutiful new residence.
Chas. Beardsley, of New Orlens.
was a visitor here last week
Mrs. Mat Van Cleve accompanpd
by Miss Mary Van CIeve is leaving
this week for an extended visit to
relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. and' Mrs Boyd Patterson are
at home from the sanitarium. Their
many friends hope that they may soon
regain their health and strength
Mr. A, B. Hortman has purchased
the residence of Mr.. W. T. Baker. Hc
expects to remodel the house before
moving his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scafe Barnette and
little daughter, of Homer, were guests
in the Palmer home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Minis, of Minden, came
Friday for the ball, and was the guest
of Miss Mamie Colon.
Miss Juanita Porter was the guest
Of Mrs. Chas. Byrd Friday, She was
en- route to her home at Columbia
from Bienville where she has beer
teaching.
Miss Hazel Parnell spent severa
days with friends in RustOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawks and little son
Rodney, left Sunday for Michigan
where they will spend the summer.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
BIENVILLE NEWS

Miss Bernice Mcdonald returned
home last week after several months
absence in Stamps, Ark.
Mr.. Henry Endom, Of Stamps, Ark
was a guest in the home Of Mrs. IT,
r. Scheen last week.
! Mrs. Edgar Harris and little daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, of Mansfield, ar
rived Monday for a visit to Mrs. L.
N. Wilson.
Mrs. Chas. Parker, of Denver, Colo,
spent Monday here with friends.
Miss Ruby Lowe, of Minden, is the
guest of her sister, Miss Thelma
Lowe.
W. T. Hayes, Of RustOn, was vls-
itor here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Crawford are
receiving the congratulations OF their
many friends on the arrival Of fine
son In their home last week.
Miss Agnes Lucky, Of L. ?. l., ana
L. B. Lucky, Of Choudrant, were week
end guests Of homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Boone and e.
R. Boone, Of Arcadia, spent the week
end here.
Mrs. O. G. Crawford and little son,
Clyde Poole, returned home last week
from visit to Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. J. Huckaby, and
daughter, Mildred, were visitors tt
Shreveport last week.
Misses Thelma and Eddie Mae De
wees arrived Monday for a visit tc
relatives.
Mrs. 0. O. Hammer spent severa
days last week in Shreveport the CUES
Of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Grler.
Mrs. Fred Best, Of Shreveport, wa
the guest Of homefolks several day
last week.
Mrs. V. L. Brumfeld, and children
Of Winfield, are the guests, OF Mrs
B. H. Scaeen.
Hon. J. Rush .Wimberly and Lori
Wimberly were business visitors her
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Campbell arriV
ed home Monday after several week
stay in Hot Springs, Ark.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
HIGH SCHOOLS END MOST Sue
CESSFUL YEAR IN HISTORY

The high schools Of Bienville parish
closed last week, ending one of the
most succcs,ful school years that the
parish has ever had.
The nine hSjh schools in the parish
ore graduating the largest number in
tboir history. Another high school is
IN bc established in the fall. A bond
;ssue has been voted in the Danville-
Friendship school district and this
will he the tenth high school in the
parish Bienyi''r parish will then not
ha exceeded III number Of high schools
by any parish in the state.
Following is list of the graduates
for the present school year:
ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS
Amid, Ralph Goff, Alvern Austin, Nita
.u,d Elsie Allen. Katie Bell Beard,
poatrice Cathcy, Dorothy Deas, Max
,no Garrett. Nellie Harp,-Noyis Hen
~ Irma Galloway, Ruth Murphy
Gladys Taylor, Ruth Webb.
GIBsLAND HIGH sCHOOL-Lora
sbermn, Hazel Hart, Lorraine John
20, Ready Sutton, Gertrude Hum
nbrev, Erma Mcneil. Edna Mobley'
pou,ine Cathcy, Margaret Parnell,
poor1 Reno, Agnes Henry. Esta Reese
pov Callahan, Joseph Cox, Lee QUITS
Harold Rogers
R1ENvILLi; HIGH sCHO0L-Lou
Etta Sutton. Claudia Derryberry
1ourese Head, Vora Bates, Mary
Huekaby, Emory King, Katie Lou
crawley, Berta Wilson, Pauline Mel
son Pauline Quinn, Luda DuBose'
lila Boone, Leila Mae Cummings
parnez Cummings, Cornelia Crawford
GLADYS Dean, Roy Mccoy, Leon Cum
mings, Marvin Higsinbotham.
BRYCELAND HIG H SCHOOL,
Ionnie Bailey, Constance Coker, Ihel'
mo Walters, Gordon Hanson, Edwin
streetman, Douglas Thrash.
HOPE HIGH sCHooL-C' G.
Crump. -
CASTOR HIGH SCHOOL,. P
Franks, Rufus Lacy, Posey Martin
Kents Roberts, Clyde Willlms, "lll1e
woodard, Lou venia Gahagan, Ruth
Huckaby, Lorena Cloud, Priscilla
Neal, Marjorie Norman, sallie VIII
limas, Ethel Newberry.
SALINE HIGH SCHOOL-Lera
shiyely, Lena shively, Lillian WOODS
Ruth Evans, Sidney Evans, Elgle Pul
lin, Hansford Evans.
JAMESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL,
Maggie Bailiff, Floy Sheffield, Bobblf
Nix.
RINGGOLD HIGH SCHOOL-Lor
raine Albums, Bessie Cook, ElwarC
pietsch, Nell Woodland, Eva Newman
Linnie virl McGinty, Oden Hall, Jero
line Perry, Vera Upton, Eva Buckner
Lillian Durham, Irene COllinsworth
Pearl Hall, Myrtis Moore.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
WARNING TO PUBLIC

MI parties are hereby notified that
I, O. i. Lewis. will not be rc>ponSj,
bic for any accounts or transactions
Of any nature whatever made with
my wife, Amanda Lewis, Anyone sell.
ing her merchandise on account must
do so at their own risk.
This the 4th day OF May, 1922.
Signed 0. l.. LEWIS,
(C-1-Jt-pl) GibSland La.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
Beats Stove for Heat

OF European Invention Is a sheet
metal stove pipe drum which is
claimed 70 r01iate more heat In a
room than the stove With which it is
used.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
Two Sorts on Contaoion.

Diseases are not the only things
hat are contagious. Kindness is con.
aslous; manly integrity Is cmta-
ecus; all the positive virtues, with
Mi red blood in their veins, are,con.
osious-Henry VanDyke.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01
No Such Luck.

Many thing would 70 without say
iny if people had wisdem enough to
let them.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-01

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nnlDtjticS Of three to four thousand.
Far full particulars. fill in and mail
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Tyler, TEXAS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Ely Rubin Defeats \ cleran
lsarriers Quarter Mile:
lichtcnstein H. Second
Bv lack Masters

Ihe weekly road run o the bsooe-
lya 4. A.. held Yesterday s1om Tho
clubhouse. attracted one Of the largest
fields OF the season, but TIC result was
a decided upset, for ono Ely Rubin. q
novice. showed his heels 10 some Of
oVr best harr els and Won by almost a
quarter Of mile. Rubin was handi-
capped at minutes and 80 seconds
a0i covered the tour and quarter
nile course in 23:50
Harvey Lichtonstein. who has been
q consistent winner Of late. closed with
rush aNd easily defeated Ben Sehui
nick Tor second place. Each OF this
tsl0 spO1ted the silks of the Brooklyn
a \. .hus giving the home club the
RS three places Lichtenstcin started
from the thirty second mark and
sehululck had an allowance or LIB
Johnny Bell. track captain Of the
Knights Of St Antony, ana Louis
NilofsAy. Of the Morningside A. c..
were the scratch men, but neither was
q serious contender at any stage Of the
race. Ben finished tenth and Milossgv
thirteenth. aud Lichtenstein flashed r
honor men. for his time Of gl:5l vas
the fastest OF the afternoon.
Rubin went INTO the lead a the half-
mile mari. and gradually increased his
slfantage. A quarters lie led
VIII Murray by moro than l0o yards
ana a. t"o miles he was 500 wards
ahead oi lichtenstein, who ran an c&-
cclent race under the circumstances.
Rubin, the unknown simply dashed an
unexpected race, and al the handicaps
Was unbeatable
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
/ ona!Isasl1 l. ;lie ei'sily
10 Play Holy Cross
Al Baseball 4 gain

o'onaln nlvorsitv. which has am
nual ly ranked with the best COLLEGIATE
baseball nlncs IA the country. viii
again piaY an Imposing schedule Of
games. Inc schedule Is still awaiting
the approval Of Father Dean. facult{
moderator OF athletics, and +. is cx-
yecJed that several changes viii be
made lutef
\ feature of ;Ais years schedule is
the RETURN oi Holy Cross as am on
poHent OF the Mar ON. RelatioaS h.
came strained between thes, ,nst;.u-
,lon m the }aiI or l920 when y foo
Dali game was cancel ed at Worcestn,.
en- account OF now. Two games are
TO &C, be played with Holy Cross. ono at
" orcestcr on April 20 and the othe1
III the Bronx or Mal ~
fordhem will open its .+.ason aoainst
fenn on April !. Columbia viii OBJ
pose the Maroon IN home and home
5ell@s 5l, OF two games Georgetown.
\ aie' Catholic University. Vermont ana
N9s'oA ar some Of thc other teams
"4lch are &c be met
he 'ncomplcte schedule follows
games to be played at home unless
otherwise designated.
9 n'' e"nsg iFanta al phlladelph,a i.
. ale at Nov Haven. H. Vrrn,ont =.
..,.'','. 10. n'Fersits at Washington. el
20 80 + 1oNn At Waslnptou: % Boston.
it"ly ,9ss at " orccstcr. May .. Co.
4nOi% al Noraingsid" Heights. 3 cain
Cross; Juno 10 Vermont a. Rnr,in,.t'n} ,fo}
W., ~, Boston at Boston -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
ROGLRs Ill loneAN.
NcAllistcr and Plant
After New N!arIA. To.nionl

A f1o ara a.e.e .a,an. ri
compete IN tAe annual door games q,
'06sh Pos. Arer.ea- Legion q. .as
I'D Hegiia"7' aroos.g7. TO-
r.gat n all59g ea.rs aass assa :.
ce'ree and a ars are Nike
Devaanev Jact SD ls.as
Robert doA sre ke- Ed.
farreii. ps H..s p.m
Aea''is.er eer7s sFos.s %
tle 75-yard aa 80 soetal "a
re vii etas. aew recard - ne
lance trn ec-rle wax Par
"iil endeavas George Go-.d-
ine's record f.on -
books. and u -aa -a Willie e =
Jlst now 7 app sts sat tie Morning
de 4. G. s-as sa 81 excellent cnarce
20 acc0r. 7-isn -rr sea
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Dod gers Reach Training
Camp in Jacksonville

1AC CKsoNvlIIF. Fla. Teb 96.-
Shout a score Of Dodgcrs reported to
MANAGER Robinson here this afternoon
tor prir 6 irainlnf which viii Start It
park e So4-h Jacksonville to-
morrow morning Robbie wa or nand
~ eec tac earlv arrivals and is
2 casea With teo speed most Of his
H'7scrs have displayed in reaching the
trairing camp.
ihc rotand piot cf shc Flatbush
'aanl aas announced that he "il hold
'0 o ro1s OUTS q da' one ir the morn
~ srd another in the Afternoon, and
eaeH - last bout t'Yo hours Rob
e vil rs'' The roll - morro4. morn-
.a aaorr tic Important mcm-
o' Tic team who VIII answer
i'resont when their names arc called
. 20 ,'".avr. Dixon janvrin kuethcr.
e1fsrdt Eois. Mamaux, Ber, Gr;f-
snd5 Bich sam Post, Bill Nc
~a4teA. Brown. uuuSl.nx and Shriver
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Bouts HcrenbOufs
TO NIGHT

NIGHT
Broadway r.. A-Dav~ Eos>nb-rE
~. Marty Eross. IL rounds
Commonwealth s. C.--st. Christoph~r
Club Rnint eur bouts.
TUESDAY
Star s.. C.-Frankie Jerome vs..
Sammy Nsble. IL rounds.
Pioneer 4. Wolf Larsen vs. Sailor
Masted 10 rounds.
Commonwealth <. C.-st. Christopher
cub amateur bouts.
Trinity Club. brooklyn -- Amateur
bouts
TIT KSDAy
Madison Square tarh~n-Harrg wills
Is hid Norfolk * rounds
SiTt EDAy
9th Reg glment Armory--PauI rierson
vs. joey FOX, u rounds.
Rink :. C.-Wee Wee Willie Spencer
VS.. Georgie Marks 10 rounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Brooklyn A. A. Novice Scores
Easy Victory In Handicap Run
How They Finished

I.r e.aue ,'lh ti,,'l
~ u ffl"oN s., t.2o .5o
III TIT oheastein. N-oo'4ts'l
50 el.st
huir4eo. Hrooh. 4n
1s4rsy prooi.i,u 4 4 l's e5.4
g. w. foC.al. WA cached .. 90 .e7
'-N Mems kr4rh's ~
~. sefnste.n n.Nlsr AN "a
Nathf $. unattached e.l5 2A.le
l' Noifson. B'kiyr A. A. 100 e5i.
lN--i. if'N. Is of s. 4 - scratch .4.oa
j liotItf. BlIyn 100 ~
~. Wo'f~or r IN 90
Nlo2sSv. hiorriNgsiAs
4 Scratch #o..tt
Thompson. V Alyn =. A. a45 es.s4.
is VI Cross Bsooklyn \ A.. 80 4;,..4
i'I' pe Cola. ri kiyu \ e45 2s.ei
,' lnbIusfs. B'tlTu 4 90 - 10
T.. ilos~. h lI 81 A.s s.Y1 e,i.ss
w. Nc Nsi.il unattached .:f0 ~ g.
.' Marcus Nuattscho 10 e1 1Q
- w i.sioerrN"l. Hlcc,i.H
A. y.
~ Baron. Erool.la - a. 90
frhu. Brooklyn - e-i5
NJ ~eisol. unattached. a. o7.s
s.-- - Chankin. B',lyu \. A.. 40 q .la
.'ri' Levine. una tacN-i ..... q So
RI f. schwartz. unattached 20.
as j. SchaDlro Is B'lIlyn 4. 800 20 /. +.
-F-- w. N-rote, BrooS}n a. 700 20 .4i
3o-A Finnt. Brook Nn y f5 20
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
iIuss;eyiinas - See $
To Sign g; Players
AtIIot Springs
Yankee Manager on Way
for Conferences " it'll
ScI,aug, Ruth and Mays
Bv w. b. Ham .

HOT SPRINGS. Ark Fob. 26 4
telegram was received m'c today at
he tasfman Hotel from Nillcr Hug
gins asking that room be reserved
for HIM. A. it is evident the Yankee
manager isn't coming 10 treat h's old
bones with Wow to playing ball this
season, It must be that he comes IA an
cmis5ary TO seek signatures to con
tracts. Schane, Kuth and Mays arc
still without tn" walls. SO TO peak. and
Hug is expected 10 haNc some earnest
conservation with tacsc plagcrs. Tho
only hitch OF consequence. however,.
Fncms to he between Maya and the
club
The wtitcr asked Ruth to-day Why
he didn't sign "Wating for my con
tract. he answered.
Hasn't tho club sent YOU a contract
yet ?'
"Ycs, they sent me ono. but sent it
How mqcH arc You and The club
apart ON salar,
~ wouldn't hike 70 say but it sa't
much"
Chants Ready TO Leave
Tie Hot Springs members of fnc
G'an' outourage vcre packing up to-
dav readY 10 shove dopecr INTO Dixie.
Earl Smith and Cecil Cnuscv viii lcavc
here tomorrow for Shreveport. and
ait"r daY there investigating oil
prospects move ON to San Antonio.
Nilfrcd RYAN and Roy Gillcuwater.
Young catcher VIII forsakc TIN spa
to-morrow night, and at Palestine.
Tex on tuesday pick up the Now York
party which left Now ork this morn
inc
The Yankees viii suck around for
p week @, ten days longc,. They VIII
Jf they arcN't all traded TO some other
club before that time Every day or so
thc public print says that Mays or
Ward or omoboaN, may be traded for
somepodN. Which causes not a ripple
oi uncas slness to cross tho placid feat
urcs of the gents about o be traded.
Mays, for one, isn't worry me- at all
DER trade that Involves him. lie
Knows hc can make good money i'm
baseball. II the New York American
League club wants TO trade the best
pitcher m tho American League that
the New DIX clubs lookout
Mays and his croNY Hoy, are in
social circles these ralny 2Avs. f was
60 vet to-day for outdoor sports and
horc has boon little sunshine since tho
ball crowd arrived May- and Hovt
danced nignt and play ed bridge
to-day. Ruth spent the dar trying 10
organize boiled New England dinner
some people have queer astcs. but as
Ruth cam wham Tie horsehiGo his
boiled New England dinner reedeic-
uons VIII be foraivcn.
Bob Shauhey Arrives
bob shawkcy arrived aere latte this
evening 10 swell tine Yankee forces 7,
wasn't bobt fault that be wasn't here
yesterday HIS tran was twenty hours
late. He is tie eighth Yai'.ce I'm csmp.
Dana i'il'ing m Boston Braves pitcher.
VA With hm.
-Four other members OF tao Boston
braves arrivcd !hey We're Dicb Ru-
dclph. Rude Marqaard George Tyler
and Waltor Hoiko. NafQaard is
pleased with tire trade that took him
so Boston and Rudolph says that If
thcre is anything let in his arm after
1t gets boiling out nc VIII do some
pitching this vea1
\ loca' clarity received a present
o. 2 dozen new basebal.s from Earl
smith. Ball players here will be- asked
to -l2n the balls and thcr chez win be
auctloned OF
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Boston Baseball Teams
OY for Ca1nns Eritla1

HUSTON, Fob. 26 lriday noNt viIi
see tho departure o. the vanguard Of
the tWo major league baseball teams
Of 'bis city for their training grounds
in the South. Manager Fred Mitchell
VIII leave FridaY night with the Young
er battery men of the Braves for ST.
Petersburg, Fla
Manager Hugh Duffy Of the RED
Sex. will take several recruit pitchers
and catcners with him when he boards
the train for Hot Springs Friday after
Y
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
! ne summaries:
Rain stops Long Auto Race

i-OS ANGELES. Feb 90 The $50
mllc national championship automo-
bi iie race at the Los Angeles Speedway
at Beverley Hills. near here. was called
or IN the ninety fourth lap TODAY
Vhen llght rain made the course dan
gcrous. At that time Tommy Milton
was IN inc lead. The race Will be run
next SUNDAY. March !.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Bed star Eleven Beaten

N tHe Ia SuI'aNa cup game a. s.
hga'ha's Oval in Brooklyn. between
the Norwegian Turn Ncrein and the
Red Stars. yesterday. the play became
so hot that one Of the excited Nor.
wegian rooters fell OF the grandstand
@od was taken to the Norwegian Hos
pltai with broken leg. The Nor
Weglans, after leading by 3 TO 0 al half
time. won out by TO ,.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Thompson Is Victor
~ Zen Yards ia Run
(}ror HARLEM, Course

George Thompson. OF New York
Academy Won the four-milc scratch in
vlta'ion road run held in Harlem yes
terday afternoon under tho auspices Of
ne Manhattan-Bronx Athletic League.
John Cain. OF the Mohawk A. G., was
second. ten yards back. and George
Rouse. Of St Anselm'S A. c.. was third
thirty yards behind Cain. Thompson
was timed IN 21 minutes and so sec
onds.
Ths trio made all Of the running
from start to finish. alternating the
pace every few blocks. AT two and
one-half miles Thompson began to draw
away from Cain and Rouse, and this
pair dropped back about ten yards The
relative positions remained unchanged
until the finish, although Cain and
Rouse tried hard TO cut down Thomp-
sons lead
Nearing the end of the journey Cain
,+e,,, ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Special ScllooIhoy Race

A special scratch relay race at 1900
Yards, closed to Z. S. A. l.. teams, will
be one of the features Of the Municipal
\. A. games in Madison Square Garden
to-morrow night Sixteen schools are
already entered, with the Dc Witt Gin
ton four the lavoritc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
ranco.eMiss \ictnrs

Laslly outpointing their opponents.
tie Franco-Swiss soccer team worsted
ihe Fulton A. c. by goals to , i'm a
Metropol tan League game at Wood
sldc. l. T.. yesterday. Mcyian. with 4
goals, led In the scoring. Maegcl;
added two and Zmmerman one ia Inc
winners total At half ti,ae the Fran
eo-Swiss were leading to l.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Mexican Race Season Ends

NENlco ClTY. Feb. Is. The inter
9a'iona' Jockey Clab to-oay completed
q ioftr-oey race meet here. The racine
season is described az not having been
1ccessfrl dnsucially to the promoters.
out SUFFICIENTLY popular 20 encourage
the further improvement Of the Con
iess hlppocrome and warrant another
lleeting ncNt eli
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Burns " ms High Gun,

y 4. BNTNs and 7. Von BoeckMan
ald some great shooting at the traps Of
the larchmont Yacht Club. Each re.
turned score Of 80 out of possible
100 targets. 1t gave the former the
nigh scratch club prize and Won Boeck
man visitors trophy. The high
4andicap prize went to young I. j. Nc.
Cahill jr. He had full score of 100
targets. The take home went to j. ".
French -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Eddie GascN 10 Coach I'nfts

NEDFoRD. Mass. Feb. 26 The ap-
nciatmea. OF NlNia L. Casey. Of Nat.cs.
a football coaeh for Tufts College
nas announced Tonight. Casey was
orNer'v 0eli known Harvard player
ana Was chosen rs member OF the AL
Amerlca e.aNcn u iAll
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Smith and Armour Win

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. 26.
George Smith, paired with Tommy
Armour amateur Of Westchester, de-
Tcated Alex Smith. the Belleair pro,
and George Mclean, of Grassy Sprain,
ON the Tarpon Springs courts to-day
by 3 and ?
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Grabbing The Forfeit" Is Ne"
Came in Pugilistic Circles
Profitable indoor Pastimc Becoming Quite The Thing
Since Introduced by Tenders Manager; Phil
CIass,nan Springs 1t Seger With Success
BY Jack La awrcncc

profitable indoor "ap
the to
The pastme rccfd greatest
from Phil Tcndr grabbed
lasts
thumb that have taken
in the Ice Palace.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Hebrew Club Loses at Soccer

Brooklyn s.. George defeated tho
iie brew Sport Club by to O In IT,
Metropolitan League soccer game II
The Eideewood Baseball Field vester-
DAY. Pro'an. from q inix-up snot the
goal five minutes after change or ends
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Nebraska Quintet
10 0nnnse G.oinate

hamilton. \. +. Feb 2e -coirato,.
o's.t 'pa. ] team meets one Of the
ST tfengeSt toams rom tho Wcs; o., ~
day niSat When i. comes up with fbo
e e'lrfet from Cre;ghton Universjtv.
Creighton. Neh This team is maxine
an extended trip into the East and VIII
ace the Maroon In z nghamton. aetcr
NN"ng p.avea Michigan Aec.es. i'ni-
vafsi. y o' Buffalo anc Syracuse.
gate met Gre ehton on the lat
,ers home floor during tho Christmas
'eeess and was defeated on two success
.-vo rlGhLs hr ol-l9 and -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Maitland Be-t at Pelham

+ IT. Maitland I'D Via ed a.
Pelham Nar0r -rars ~ -1s paissm
col = Country Ca5 ss-dsy as
vor tne high -cr4.ca pr,ze WIN .is
2 excellent score 81 r. aut = : nessi6 .
100 targets Ater . sHoot-3r the siyr
handicap prize VET - J p Nic.s
He took the Sao0t-oT w.sa s.rsigh,
string Of - So
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
~tcin~aNs Lore "A ~nccer

Two New Yoek State cup gaAeS we've
contested a New York Oval vcs-c~Gac.
The Catholic Gun Of West Harlem de-
feated the Steinway +. c. by 8 to and
the Centro- Hispano eleven won sgainst
the Iyrconnell Celts by to /.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
CeItics Defeat Reading

In an Eastern League basketball
game at Madison square Garden yes
terday Afternoon the Original Celtics
defeated the Reading Five By score
Of Rs ~ %
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
! :,.e.nia ! .lalcrs t.nlrcs

iae ( airersity % Virginia VIII send
,ra .1r'aters here for The junior ma
.enal track and field champ,onshins 70
he'd at the 22d Reg ment Aymor,.
Saturday nigh. Jnev are r II
er - who anishea second in the
yard tit'e race last YER. and NJ. r
ao12nnon, Who co01peted in the Wilco
''. $ Where he Won Ais heat. ONLY to
c fou!ed in the final.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Last week We sure hal
our hands full '''

ID 81 WccN We sure had
our hands fulll ''
Between stocking un iii
around with new Snrinn ny
things to wear and m9v;ns
our gath Street Store ou.s VS.
to the Herald Building ".
just had to be on the e' ~
every minutel o.
But it was worth IL
This We ck finds on-
house in ordcr-all SET ~
Spring.
RoGLRs Pf CougANq
Broadway E.r.i,o.
at 18th ST. fo.~ :, ~ ~ y
Convenient
Broadway Corners P;;.a A.
a. Warren a.z1,.c.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Rice Best Gunner
I'm Weekly Shoot
At Travers Island

Only small field OF gunner took
part IN the weekend snoot Of the Ne7.
York Athletic Club yesterday. Tie
The best work Of the day uas dorc ~
r. s. Rice. who won the high scratch
prize with string Of - oct o. pos
sible 100 targets. He also vas tfe
only gunner to make a perfect score
turning the trick IN TIC shoot Tor ,ae
tournament cup.
H. 3. knight also did some cxcellent
shooting. Alter being ted Tor tAe
nigh handicap prize with L. y. Alex-
ander he came 70 the fring line and
took the shoot-oT FOR the cup In d
clever manner. He also scored a ieg
on the tournament cup The take home
prize Of tho day. A special shoot =
twenty-five targets was won by Mayor
Reed