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New Britain herald., 1922-05-06
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New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

EASTERN LEAGUE Rcsults Yesterday No games-Rain.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

The bad weather Of the past few days has hampered the practice of the teams in ,he Hardware City Industrial league. which opens the season nezt Tuesday afternoon at Walnut Hill Park
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

The management of the New Brit ain Class Light company baseball team, expects Eric Erickson, the lanky first baseman to have a great season. In action around the initial hassock, Erickson bears some resemblance to Long George" Kelly of the New York Giants.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

MT. Willis has officiated in bouts where champions performed, and in the day when the gate was not the primary reason for their appearance in the ring.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

Time was when all the big bouts in this vicinity were presided over by Honest John" Willis. His work as connection with the mitt game, Willis has learned through experience just what referee should know. How many of the present crop can equal his record?
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

A number of local alumni members of Holy Gross, are arranging q journey to Worcester neNS month. when tte Holy Cross -Georgetovu game will be played The Washington toa.l holds verdict over Jack Barrys team this Sca son
New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

It seems a pity that with such cap able officials as Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven and John F. Willis of this city, available for work, no move is made to secure their services. These two men stand out in prominence in every angle of the boxing game over the present crop of ring arbiters.
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MOUNDSVILLE
PYTH|ANS HOLD
MEMORIAL EVENT
HON. M. NJ NEEbY, OF rArRMoNr'
DELIVERED MEMORIAL ADDRESS
AT THEATRE.
rifty-two Graves Decorated 1T Cemetery
Following Impressive
Services.

The annual memorial services OF Liz.
tic Prince Lodge No. -. knights OF
Pythias. were held yesterday at~rnoo"
at tho Strand theatre. Hon NJ. NJ. Nec!S
of Fairmont. delivered the anrua! au-
dress. Nicely is grand prslate OF inc
knights Of Tyth!as in West Nlr%'E!".
"Pythianism has spread throueh"",
the length and breadth or our ian"
until today the knights OF Pythias
lodge has a membership second 70 non"
IN the world" the speaker declared
The lodge Is ever growing and the loss
OF a Pyth!an means a distinct lost 10
the nation at large. as American Ideals
and principles are the basic principles
OF the order
The Citizens band rendered the music
FOR the occasion while the Clark Rrotn-
crs' auartettc gave some excellent sonss'
The Little Prince quartet opened the
services by the singing Of Going Down
tho Valley" After the services 'he
Pvthians marched TO the cemetery wnere
they decorated the graves OF all de-
ceased members buried in this city
The following are the deceased MEM
L.. 80 ;.,ls PRINCE lodge:
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be charged, which will go toward the
benefit OF ;he church.
warwood Personals.
Mrs. Lawyer and his son. Charles, 81
Charlc7o! Pa. are the guests OF Mr.. anS
Mrs. Charles Gegner, OF Nineteenth
ID. u. Dean left. last evening for
charleston. where he Will spend several
days on business. -.
Mr. and Mrs. ponn!ey and daughter. OF
Warwood avenue, are spending several
days in Pittsburgh.
Mr and Mrs John Hawkins. OF Mar
Rms Ferry, formerly OF Warwood az
,hn nroud parents Of a fine baby girl.
Mother and daughter are getting along
Miss Laura Humphrey is spending
some time In Chicago.
Mrs. catherine wilson and duaghter
Nancy. are visiting friends in Canton, ..
John Bishop. OF New Martinsville, Ia
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WINNER and ram
fly. will leave to-day for Chicago. where
they will spend the next two days visit
ing relatives.
Misses Grace and Bertha SChad are
rho guests OF friends in Woodsfield.
Miss isabella Long returned home
last evening after an extended trip IN
Thomas Parriott Is In Fatrmont on a
several days business trip.
John Hamilton is visiting his son and
family In New Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs Harold zimmerman and
family left last evening for Parkersourg
10 visit relatives.
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has host OF friends. who were shocked
10 hear Of her sudden death.
surviving are oLH son. rIu! Hicks, o.
Glen EaStuu: four daughters. Mrs. J. +.
Chaddock. of TuScOu. Arizona: Mrs A.
c. Helms. OF Wilmington. Delaware; Mrs.
VI. ). Frances. OF st. Petersburg. Florida,
Mrs. Grace Hicks. OF MoundSvillc: ono
brother. rclly Hughes. of Pennington.
W. Va; Mrs Lucy Tough and Mrs.
Emma Cartwright. OF Cameron and
Mrs. Lavina Burns. OF Washington. IA.
Held Memorial Services
Little Princess Temple No. 9. Py:h-
ian Sisters. held their annual memorial
services last evening at the X. of +.
hall last evening. W. Il. Pack. past
grand chancellor. delivered the address.
Mrs. Elmer Vessels sand very beautl-
ful solo.
Moundsville Briefs
Hon. James u. Parr!ott. candidate for
congress from the First district. who
has been spending the past few days
at parkersburg attending federal court
there. spent over the week end in this
city with his family.
Mrs. Howard Eoit!e and Miss lneS
Downs spent Sunday among friends at
Wheeling.
RAY mona (legS OF SlSteTSNA4S SpthN
Sunday here with friends
T.. Ruckman Of Wheeling spent over
the week end with friends on the Camp
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Purdy and SON.
Walter and daughter. Miss Katherine
have returned from a visit with Or. and
Mrs. Basehoar Mt IIagerstown. Md.
Mrs. f. c. Conner has returned from
n 81 nj frie AS' NJ iAStOn,
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. Burgess
have returned from Philadelphia where
they attended commencement exercises
at college where their daughters are
attending. Miss Edna and Mildred re-
turned home with them. The trip was
made by auto.
Miss Ress shaw has returned home
from Butler. Pa, where she attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. H. NJ.
Shaw, who died recently.
c. +. Riggle who has been III OF IA
grippe at his home on Locust avenue. IS
reported to be much better.
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McMECHEN
7. o. o. =. Memorial.

The members Of the Odd Fellows
lodge that took part in the memorial
services with the Wheeling lodges at
the Thomson church, met at their hall
yesterday morning a eight o'clock. from
which place they left for Wheeling to
meet the other lodges gathered at theit
hall on Chapine street. After parading
through the business section OF Wheel
ing they marched 10 the church. tho
band composed OF the children from the
Odd Fellows home that was entertained
here last Saturday led the parade.
Ladies' AID Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ r.
church will meet in the church Monday
evening to hold their regular monthly
business meeting. Matters pertaining 70
socials and entertainments VIII be dis
cusscd. Financial matters will also be
taken under consideration.
Prepare Por Memorial.
The members OF the X. Of T. lodge
No. I44 and the Benwood lodge NO. 80
are making preparations for their
memorial that will be held here nexs
Sunday. A big time Is being planned
and a good program Is being arranged
for the occas sion. Mr.. ". +. Dixon or
Martins Ferry will be one Of the speak
ers. The program Will be held on the
Fairgrounds.
Anniversary Rsld.
Mr.. and Mrs william Hall OF Mar
shall street celebrated the fiftieth ami
yersarv Of their wedding yesterday.
Quite a number of the family were pres
ent and several friends OF the family
were also there A very delightful day
was spent. At noon luncheon was
served and all enjoyed the occasion.
Children's Day.
The preparations s7- the chtldren's
day exercises at the NJ. +. church are
going forward with renewed energy. as
the kiddics only have another week to
nrepare for this celebration About 81
rr,IIdren cf the church will take part
In the exercises and n very entertaining
time is expected
Entertain Club.
Mrs Leslie S!gler Of the NJ. F.. church
v,,, entertain the Ladies' Aid society
~ ,he Same church at her home on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sigler has ar
ranged very entertaining program
which will BE- followed at the close OF
The evening by a dainty luncheon
McMeohen Briefs.
Rp Nolan Of Eight street Is connned
n his homo on account Of Illness.
Miss Amy Woody OF West Liberty re-
,ur,sd 10 her homo yesterday atter
snending a few days with friends mere
Mrs NJ. E. Brown is visiting reia-
lions N Pomeroy for a few days.
Tosrch Smith Of Grafton street ~
,srd,nr n few days In Pittsburgh.
Mrs Francis Server has returned
home after spending the winter 4"
Florida. ~ a.,
Miss Agnes Garrison or Littieton 10
spending a few days with lr'enuS Ne''
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CITY POLICE MAKE
BIG RAID SUNDAY
SECOND ATTEMPT TO AhH1s
EAST END FOREIGNERS FSosA
SUCCESSIVE
Get ore Barrel Of Mash and Two sal
Ions OF whiskey-VioistoTs Se1
Hearing Today.

man and his wife and boarder
all foreirners. we're arrested by city
noIIce In raid Oh the formers rest
aence In the East End around o'c!o'S
Yesterday afternoon. The officials were
srrEing 10 lind moonshine still but
being unsuccessful in this they were
satisfied TO take TO the city building
one barrel Of mash and two gallons ot
,roorshina wh'skcy. The officers hdd
noid . visit 70 the foreigners residence
or enc occasion before but failed to get
what ticy sought.
rho :amcs OF he foreigners were not
rivsa hut they Mill be giSen, a hearing
mis- rr,ruinE before Squire w. VI. R'EGS'
on 4 charge o" sinSularly or collectively
possessing; alcoholic liquids.
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Thursday evening. June S;h. Among the
attractions viii hc the Mystery Booth
/ and 4 Fortune Teller. All the other
things that 20 10 make up a lawn 1ete
will be on sale. The proceeds Wi! 20 10
send delegates To the animal conference
- be heidi 1T Canton, Pa.
Present Petition.
\ committee representing the citizens
OF Nineteenth street, VIII present petit
ton at the council meeting tomorrow
evening regarding the newly paved
street. The citizens claim that the heavy
coal trucks have been overloaded and
that on several places the street has
been torn IN. If the overlooking IS not
stopped soon 4 new street Will have 10
he put down. The petition has been Nr-
culated and n committee will present 1t
at the council meeting tomorrow even
Fire Saturday Evening.
Saturday evening about 1880 the cit
liens near the hose house were startled
by the fire alarm. AS this is quite an
element. The fire proved - he on the
property Of William Lash. on Cherry
I'm road. The fircmen. through much
difficulty. finally reached the place
whore II IS thought that some inCuha
tors set fire to the chicken roops. where
about 500 young chickens were burned to
death. Mr.. Lash has a large chicken
To Entertain Club.
Mrs Frank jenkins will I've hostess Ia
the Warwond Bridge Club at her home
on Warwood avcuuc. Tuesday evening.
As usual bridge Will be enjoyed until Il
lact hour. when dainty refreshments
will be served
Musical Entertainment
Wednesday evening. June :. will be n
htE night II! the Christian church \
Very interesting program of numbers,
voice and instrumental, will be render
Cd hNs h Ill
musicians. who are Misses Margaret
Roberts Helen Faruen and Mcssrs. FL
mcr Hoelz!e, Dan Jones and Oliver Ed
wards. An admission OF 80 cents will
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WHEELING TOURISTS
ARE ON WAY HOME
howard Iane, Lawrence Roth 9eofe
Vance and Dr.. Alvin B. cumming
In Nations Capital.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 3.-(Speciai:)
a narty If Wheeling tourists were IN
washington today. on their way nome
after having toured through cities IN
the east.
Tho party consisted OF Howard Lane
e1-City Clerk, Lawrence Roth' "eoFse
Vance. ex-Councilman. and Doctor AVN
r. Cummins. all Of Wheeling. Ihey 1911
wheeling several days ago IN Docto.
Cummins' new Dodge touring car ana
travelled over the National ROAD 10 BAL
timore. Maryland. where Doctor cum.
MINIS attended an Alumni re-nnIcn OIL
HE Alma Mater. the Baltimore College
~ DentaI Surgery. Leaving Baltimore.
tho party tourned to Atlantic City, New
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of several weeks with her. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rea.
Mrs. Amanda Gordon and daughter.
Rra,rice OF Martins Ferry, were guests
uf friends II town Sunday.
! Eugene lmhoff, of Sharyside. was
visitor here first OF the week.
Charles Clark and family, of PittS-
burgh, spent several days here with rel
Mrs. $. II. Mello,t and daughter. of
Shadyside. were visitors here Decoration
John Steward and sister, Miss Anna.
Of wheeling. visited Mr.. and Mrs. {. VI.
Messerly, Sunday.
Pa, was visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. VIII Myers. Of Wheeling, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Myers
first of this week.
John Cain and family, OF Akron, o..
spcnt a few days with relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Ida Buskirk and grand daughter
were down from Bellaire, o.. to spend
Decoration Day.
and Mrs. May Dye and son. were visiting
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud and children,
OF Wheeling. spent Decoration DAY nero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al ketterer Cncel les
McTimic of Buffalo, y. Y. were guests
OF relatives here Monday.
Mrs. Fred F'rantz. OF Martins Ferry,
visited friends here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. kicdash and children. OF
L'cnwood. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ZcsIger north OF town this week.
Mrs Nina Smith left Tuesday for her
homo in Cleveland, o.. after week s
visit with her parents,
Mrs Adam kalbflciSCh. OF Chrichs-
VILE, O.. was a visitor here this week.
Spanish soldiers /, the Morocco Wy,
not be permitted +" So
creasirg the d:ccnculty Of the cam
paign.-Irdianapolis Star. ,E.x
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GEN. MITCHELL
Uusblo TO Make Return Plight 60 WASH
inStcn on Account OF ACCIDENT
ct Minneapolis

Rrlradie- General William H. Mitch
all assistant 10 the chief OF the L >
air service. who new over Moundsrlie
ahou, TWO weeks ago en- route 10 Mime
~rpolis. Mimi. from Washington. II. e.
4. unable 70 make the return flight 20
~ hitter city. owing 20 an INJURY sus-
tainsd u a limb while riding morse al
,ha Minnesota city. on Memorial u7E'
This information was brought here sat
rraar by two av!ators members OF inc
rn,eral's PARTY. who were en- route 70
tho capital city from McCook f1e'o'
Dayton. y. ,,,
A,.,a,ior Field Saturday were Capt w.
e Ocxer and Lieut. l.. J. Maitland VINO
e.n "a Minneapolis with the general
csnerol Mitchell made an ADDRESS al
N,nneap polls on Memorial day. dedIcat-
I,v new flag there, after whlch no
rod, a horse In a parade The ANNA
,rinrnd /, = canter and threw the OH
c!al of. sustaining the injury
Now Furnaces start
Two new furnaces have been started
~ the United Zinc Smelling plant mere
rhs furnaces are a part or the adaia-
.,nn r,ad. 10 the plant during the past
year, About 35 additional men nave
hem given employment at the plan; as
70
aSes Rsartng Today
h., sores. alias Bill Brown, charged
On shooting with intent to kill and
S,rs,kine into and attempting to enter
~ or,erd!nger bakery. Wednesday mid
nirht. will be given a hearing this morn
Ia. a. 10 o'clock before Squire w. NJ
Riggs, Soles. alias Brown. Is an &C
complies OF the man who Is believed 10
have been drowed IN the OHIO river
rear the Lindsey bridge following a
;nIs,ol duel with officer John Lehew' or
the city police force.
Children Hero Today.
Ths children's band OF the Independ-
ant order OF Osd Fellows. at Elkins.
Lii g,,a a concert here this morning
about 1926 o'clock before the confec-
tIon.ry Of c. Z. Spoon. on Jefferson
avenue Prior q tho concert tho band
will visit the state penltentiary here.
on1cers to Visit.
All members OF Mound City Council
No. Jr. o. L. \. NJ. are urged TO be
present at meeting TO be held this
evening In the X. OF 7. hall Several
Of the state officers are 10 be present
Tear Down House.
The small frame house at the north
east corner OF lockwood avenue and
Thfirteenth street Is being torn down
A new building. much larger. Is ex-
pec,ed 10 be erected In It's stead. The
structure Is owned by Gov" Price.
local taxi man.
Senatorial Candidate.
Foster R!ne. prominent local educa-
tor, Is being boosted by his friends here
for the state senate from tho Second
district The Second comprises the
counties OF Marshall. Tyler and Wetzcl.
One candidate has already entered tho
neld. He Is Cecil B. Highland, OF New
Mart!nsville.
Nrrp. Hannah Yicks.
The funeral services are incomplete
for the late Mrs. Hannah Hicks. OF No.
sO3 Third street. who died suddenly a,
her home IN Moundsville yesterday. Tho
deceased was In her s3rd year and was
Tho widow Of the late Elmer Hicks.
Mrs. Hicks vas born near Cameron
and was the daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Caleb Hughes. She spent prac-
ticaily her entire l!fe IN this city and
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WARWOOD
Mcn,s Club Picnic

The Mems club OF the Presbyterian
church will hold q picnic THURSDAY eve
ming out Graehe's Hollow: All the cnuTSh
members and their friends are coraiaI!y
invited 10 enjoy the evening. Those so
Ing are asked to bring their lunch oas-
kets and meet at the church at o'clock
Bought House.
Mr.. J. w. Emslcy has bought the Pape
residence on Warwood avenue. Mt
'I,vs ago by DR.. SChwlnn. Mr.. and Mrs.
pane Will move TO the country in the
near future.
Lawn Fets.
The Girls Y. w. Club OF the high
school. will hold lawn fete on the
grounds adjoining the school building on
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A total outsider wonders which Is
more fatal to promising career Of
usefulness-for a girl to win a beauty
contest or for a man to win prize
for the best story of the year Kan.
sas City Star.
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Gettysburg ana

York. Philadelphia, Gettysburg ana
Washington.
The Wheelingites left washington a
a late hour this afternoon for home.
going over the Lincoln Highway. They
will probably reach Wheeling By the
middle Of the week.
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CLAR|NGTON

Mrs. Lawrence Hcide and Mrs. James
Morrill,. Of Bellairc. visited friends mere
over last week end.
Mrs Noel Powell and daughter Lois.
Of cleveland, came Tuesday for visit
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BY the use Of the modern hydrophone
the location Of the originaton OF sounds
al sea can be ascertained.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-11-24
NOTICE OF INTENTION

Pursuant to a motion adopted at a
meeting of the Board of Commissioners
of THE City of Wildwood, in the County
of Cape May" N. j., held on November
81, 1922, public notice is hereby given of
the intention of said Board of Commits
sioners to introduce an Ordinance at a
meeting to be held on Tuesday, December
5. 1922, at 2 P. M, at the City Hall, City
of Wildwood, N. j., or as soon thereafter
as the Board of Commissioners may de-
termine. for the vacation of any and all
public rights in and to that tract of land
lying and being in the City of Wildwood
and bounded on the northwest by lots
and 16, block AZ. on the southeast by
Fountain Park, and lying between Glen
wood and Magnolia avenues and being
strip thirty feet in width and one hundred
and eighty feet in length, comprising lots
Sh and II, as shown on the Official Map
of the City of Wildwood bearing date
January Z, 1915.
All persons objecting to the introduction
of this Ordinance will be heard in person
or by representative at the above time
and place.
Done by order of the Board of Com
Dated November 81, 1922. City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-11-24
NOTICE OF INTENTION

Pursuant TO a motion adopted at a
meeting of the Board of Commissioners
of The City of Wildwood, in the County
of Cape May" n. J., held on November
81. 1922, public notice is hereby given of
the intention of said Board of Commits
sioners to introduce an Ordinance at q
meeting to be held on Tuesday, December
5, 1922, at p. NJ, at the City Hall. City
of Wildwood, N. j., or as soon thereafter
as the Board of Commissioners may de-
termine, for the vacation of any and all
public rights in and to that tract of land
lying and being in the City of Wildwood
and bounded on the north by Baker ave-
nue.. on the south by Burk avenue. on the
east by Holly Beach avenue, on the west
by Park avenue, and comprising blocks
10. 170b, I'll. "A, S3 and 92 on the official
Map of the City of Wildwood, N. J.
All persons objecting to the introduction
of this Ordinance will be heard in person
or by representative at the above time
and place
Done by order of the Board of Com
missioners.
ALFRED WINTERBURN,
City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-11-24
WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CLOSES
COUNTY SEASON BY HOLDING
CAPE MAY SCORELESS

wildwood High School closed its
football season in Cape May County
on Tuesday afternoon when the local
school eleven met the team of Coach
Fite from Cape May High School. The
six-nothing victory Wildwood had
scored on this team earlier in the sea-
son left the Cape May crowd thirst
ing for taste of Wildwood's blood,
and so the team from the sister resort
was accompanied on their trip here
on Tuesday by crowd of fans and a
cheering section that made Wildwood
look to her honors for spirit on the
side-lines. One of the toughest
games of the season started in at the
first blast of the referees whistle, and
not let up in the fighting spirit was
shown by either team until the game
ended. Though Cape May lay in
Wildwoods territory throughout the
greater part of the game, still a tally
was not made for when it seemed in
evitable that they would score, Wild
wood would stiffen up her line and
the ball would be held till the downs
gave it to Wildwood. Then the march
back up the field followed. 1t must
not be taken that this game was an
easy one on the players. Cape May
had evidently been taught to tackle
and to tackle hard. So strongly en-
forced on their minds was this fact
that at many times after runner was
down and the whistle blown some
overzealous players would "pile on
top" until the field would resemble
human pyramid. This is not good
football and does not speak we'll for
the new member of the football league
of Cape May County. However, future
years will no doubt see this fault cor
rected. Another bad feature of the
game was the "slugging" of one of the.
Cape May players, which resulted in
his being taken out of the game. We
mourned an act of this kind in a re-
cent w. A. G. game, and to see our
school teams doing the same thing is
even worse, if possible, than an oc-
currence of this kind in our profess
sional team.
A sad occurrence in the third quar-
ter was when Joe Hooven, the fight
ing quarterback for Wildwood, was
carried from the field with rumored
broken leg. Some few minutes later
he returned on crutches and the crowd
was glad to learn that the broken leg
was nothing more serious than a
sprined ankle. Though on crutches,
Hooven wanted to return back into
the lineup and had to have some
strong persuasion to keep him out
of the scrimmage. After he was taken
from the field Paoli proceeded to give
the signals from his position at right
half-back, and showed some rare
Judgment in the calling of the follow
ing plays. One Of the real thrilling
plays of the game occurred in the last
few minutes of play when Ashburn