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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

me 'nflfA hih
White warriors held tho lead, 1911
and ala not rellnquish their lead until
the latter part of the second period.
Matoens foul shooting enabled the
Keystone state aggregation 20 come
to the front.
u was Coatosvllles NTH game "
the season and the Akwoll crew was
iovial after tho fray as 70 was their
second win. They defeated Williams
port High last Saturday. Coatesville
has been beaten by the crack Penn
Fresh squad this season.
The vlctors started OF like ty-
phoon and IN n few minutes they held
lead of 81 l.ichenstein's crew got
together. howev,', and With "Nic'
leading the attack. the locals managed
tn hold 49, score. but the Mateen
bunch staged rally and when tho
FIRST half whistle blew. Wilmington
was I'm tho front. i3-ii.
Tho Coatesviliers got together In
he mai session. after Coach Atwell
mad shifted his lineup, and stepped
into tho lead. which carried them to
victory. Tho winners. although they
ifNWiNl Tt hN'if NNN Nv l'f-ii'Nf NV NV
cherry and whites nve-man defense
took chances on n fow long shots. q
couple OF which neatly aplit tho has
| ket
Coatesvlllo presented we'll coach
! 81 quintet and tho players knew the
game. especially tho fouing part. The
| locals were ponalized several times.
| when tho visitors caught tho IIishlets
| unavares and "a result tho referee
called the foul.
Their passing was good and seemed
% appear Co advantage over the Ash
| ton clan. Ther defense WIS too attn
for tho locals. "a hut ~x double deck
crs were thrown IN. am Iichens tein
registered Ave ot this number
captain Mateen ~ tho visitors was
/ the outstanding star. lie scored once
| from the flcor AMI Registered 10 ont of
- fouls. Although tho locals ont
scored Coatesvilla from the floor ~
| was Mateen's wori, al tho l5-foot
mark that saved the day fot HE mates
The loca'a lost nNe easy shots
! which might have turned tha lido. in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
MURPHY HAS WON
FORTUNE IN SULKY
Famous Driver Computes Earn
ings in "a Years at
$1.O85.762

Thomas W. Murphy computes his
winnings In the sulky IN the last four
teen years at fi.Os5. 7G275 IN purses
and stakes Only twice-in 1910 and
again this yoar-hsa he failed 20 head
The llrt u eucceasfi1 drivers ~ the
close ~ tho eeason.
liis achievements IN driving trottera
and PAGERS 90 extremely fact records
are perhaps more remarkable than tho
amount ~ money no has won. OF The
five trolters that have beaten 2 90
without tho ALL ~ wind7hield, two
Peter Manning. SGA. and Arlon Guy.
7 59h--werc driven hy hrn. while
Directum I. 5Gas Mics Harris N.
1.5Sh. Margaret Dillon. 5sA Frank
Bogash, Jr. I 59it and eanaudo.
I 59A. attest hia success IN d"velop-
ing 200 parars
Irorsos trained and driven Soy him
NOW hold 'ho worlda rp-,ur'la FOR frrt
ters and racers ~ any ago. aleo tho
frottng records for tw0-vear-o1da md
four yeor-olds and tho pacing record
FOR three year -oidu.
Nurphy'g first champion froiter vaa
Natlvo Belle. whose sensational mile
~ r VI a lU ifNf NffFIfHI IffHffi ATiff
the record Tor two year olds that hs
had held eighteen years since thor
tho Poughkoar.ele Wizard has driver
every two yoar-old that lowered fhs
record-Peter Nalo ir Q OCT, and laior
in 2.0fib. and thon Tho Real Indy ir
2.Oth. whore tho record now stands
Tho record Tor three yoar-olda hal
fallen five time- IN tho last n'no years
and three times with Murphy I'm th
sullly, while mo record FOR four year
olds during the eane period has boz
/ lowered from 2o3i. 60 1:59is o.
young trotters ~ Murphy's develop
mont and driving
Il is needless to add that M othe
| driver IN tha annals ~ trp''ing ha
/ approached hia truly wonderful recor,
Md n - can 10 enid that his opuor
tunities have boon uur'valiol e ma
1-o answered That he made them 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Saturday. April 14-Al,erieen az
Rising san: Bela!r az Elk:on. Elk
Nils az Darlington; PerryNtle az
Ifavre de Grace.
saturday. April 2l-IIavre 10 Grace
a: Aberdeen; Darlington at Bela.r;
Ius.rS sun a. Elk Mills; Egk,on a;
Perryvi,.e
Saturday. April eS-At-erdeen a;
ElktOn. Elk Mills ~ Havre de Grace .
Be.a.r a; Rising sun; Pc-r7V-Ie a:
Darlington.
saturday. May 5--Da-l.ng.on a,
Aberdeen. liaVre DC Grace at Te.a!v
F1ikton AZ Elk Mills; Rising sun a,
Perryville.
saturday. May 12-Belair a; AOer-
deem. PerIg-v.Hc az Elk Mills; Elk;on
"a: Havrc lie Grace; Darlington a,
Rising sun.
Saturday. May 1e-Elk Mills al Be
Jar. Rising sun a. Elkton; Aberdeen
AZ Perryv.lle; HavTe de Grave az Oar
Lng;on.
Saturday. May 2e-Ekton at Da-.
linC;on: Aberdeen a: Elk Mills RS
ing sun az Havre de Grace; Bela.r al
perryvllle.
Memorial Day. May 3O-MorninE
games: Rising sun AZ Aberdeen: Elk
ton az Belsir; Darlington a, FIX Mills
Havre de Grace n Pcrryvil.e After
noon games-Belair az Darlington
Perryville az Elkton: Aberdeen a
lIavTe de Grace; Elk Mills az Ris.nl
sun.
Saturday. June 2-EllJton az Aber
deem: RISING sun a. Bela.r: Havre d
Grace at ELK Mills; Darlington a
Perry Vile.
saturday. June aberdeen az Oar
liug.on: E-k Nils a. Elkton: Be.ai
az Havre de Grace; Perrg-Ville az RS
INK sun.
Saturday. June 16--Aberdeeu a. Bel
air; Rising sun al Darlington; Hsvr
de Grace az Elk.on; Elk Mills a
per-yytlle
Saturday, June 23--Perryville a
Aberdeen: Beialr AZ Elk Nils: Oar
lnEton az Havre de Grace; Elkton a
Rising sun.
Saturday. June 30-Elk Mills a
Aberdeen: Perryvilie at Belair: Dar
llngton az Elkton; Hayre de Grace a
Z Rising sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
High School Quintet Drops Fast
Contest to Coatesuille FiUe, $50

several. c0ses when under the basket
the mtn would make poor shots.
Llchenstein was practically the whole
works for the HlRhlets a. he scored
rs Of their 90 points.
Tho main fault with the Ashton ag-
gregatlon n. present IL that there Be-
no reliable tap-on man. richards
started tho fray, but Tho coach. aztec
a few minutes, was convinced that 70
was not Jim's day and Richards was
waved 10 the showers George Fletch
or was sent I'm, hut In tho seoond half
Coach Ashton "yanked' him and put
In Walt Green. This player constant
~ got the jump over Stott. Green has
undergone an operation AMI the coach
does not wish 10 take any chance of
rtlirlng Green by hts jumping.
The lineup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
du Font Meets pcnn's Grove

du pont IIlRh School basketball
team viii meet the renn's Grove
lIish i've on the court at lIaRley
community House tomorrow after
noon. This is the second game Of thu
season FOR tho kennett pikers WIN
went down to defeat before Avondale
in their opener
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
GARIStH HIGH MAN.

in the second nights play in the
duckpin competition in the Sharp
iess-Hendler. Co. Inter-City elimina-
ton. Harusch was again high man
with jill score. In the play last
week Garusch hung up a score Of
AZ.
The results:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

In tho preliminary soto tho Junior
Varsity rolled mp football score on
tho Freshmen. go. n was COM
paratiyelv easy sailing for the vicf"rv
"a they had height. weight and ev-
pctionce over tho Froahios. n was
the second straight for Coach browns
protegee and they hope FOR stronger
opposition ln future R1f1ee. For the
winners. % would pa hard 10 pick tho
rmellghters. hut Holt and Warner
appeared best. Eulngsworth played
wnil for tho kaisopined Eve
Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

81 Nafls ". rarkside at 1'arksidc,
in o'clock.
Mount Vernon won It's eighth con
s.cutlve victory In tho city League
IA. uisht. when they took seventh
Ward Into camp hy n IS To 10 score.
liid'e. Neltzcl. kavanaugh and
To'mev figures prominently IN the
Sing fs the "Crrcaers." whiio ".
u iiCn played a Stest game Tor thc
d.I.tted ave. The ,rt~t:
SEVENTH W Arfn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Have YOU q piece % antique fur.
nlfufe that you desire 10 turn into
tash7 Tel our so.ooo interested read
ere MANY are Interested Ia what you
have ~ offer. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
0eNllz4a5S4RS!ifF#f 4S5Hl

,cpyrrn. Mark Registered u
proposition universities with big ''"dun' to think
universities In arranging football ehe
uies giving tho smaller colleges square deal wn II
know that most of tho nnan" mr.
decidedly unfair to the smaller colleges VII" a" amount
unsirncss instances beyond belief
In many instance, tn. limited
larger hand'o" profits In
guarantees to tho smaller institutions
running from $4,000 to $4,000
III. i.rx. universities may argue
believes the division should
equal But entitled full guaranty Of all
expenses. VITA an option Of the net receipts
These larger sm''r institutions
to have something left
WITHIN TO buld n broader athletic programs
Lot college Baseball
also interesting
PROPOSITION as TO how team Of
e,xue, would compare with one made up
In tho old colsans
Plank overall barry.
How would the coean' rank tod'yF
Tho cor.s,n. to-day
tho old day, knew The advantage
a We the -colessns
Here's football record not yet entered write, j. II Rudy com.tccR
During
and has called
IN Georgetown has such
powerful Lafayette the Navy Georgia Tech Boston college etc
he Dos-aud r,ycholcw,
believe In
is their belief th" 'ne team which se on e h inc under dog
odds
notably
outc- and th'
their total annhnstOn
handicap picked the
remarked undoubtedly
many Of
chance"
conditions
Bu
TO
II In
shattered by
Columbia
he
Outside % football
tho sof;
lar program.
tste he sudden
eansm Tho main idea
the Nudseonngs OF
one OF the you pa
for you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SECOND HALF.

Fourth July--MOrning games: Elk
Mills az Darlington: Belalr at Elkton
PcrTyyslle a. Iiavre de Grace; Aber-
deem az Rising Sun. Afternoon games
--llayre de Grace at Aberdeen: Oar
lngion az Bela,r; Rising sun az Elk
~ H.. Elktou a. Perryville
Saturday, July 1-PcrryYlile at Oar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

" q Z q r ca
large gallery Of
fans the High
let's were fore
"a 20 take the
short end OF the
z am o with
C0atesvllle yes
terday. 25-2 90
At half time
the Cherry and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Your want al IN Every Evening
reaches 1000 readers daily Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Hgh Loses to Coatesuille; Mt. Vernon Wins Anothe,

lNifH &C. tsss ttsssss.
Referee. Len Jones scorer, StaFton
Time 81 halves. rs and 10 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Tho rrel minary game between the
Mt Vernon Reserves an the So
AIMS Ave. % the Reserve CITY
l.eaEue. went - tho former ~ a &c
o. 90 sccre Baird. kindNe'ter and
Ha'sy sNc'''cd Tor tho Winners.
TIE score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
sEyENTn WAND.
Mut'NT NErNoN


Iofcrce Rors- Timers. kennedy
snl Martin scorer Spire Fouls
committed. seventh Ward. "a NJ. Yer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
WIfMTNgT0N


ANffAiN -
Referee, Gallagher. central Board
scorer. staytou Timo ~ halves. 20
minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Mt. VERNON WINS
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Seventh Ward Drops Game to
"Creekers," Who Have
Clean Record.
CRY NASkfrRAiI LEAGUE.
CRY n,skfrpAiL LEAGUE.

stat ding Of the Teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Trade Marx Registered
big think
howm universities In arranging Football sched
deal when IL comes 10 Arranging
division Wa most of tho financial
smaller colleges with an amount
Unfair In some ms ance beyond belief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

But. in. no Fcase, Twill the excellence and
quality of FL Producto be sacrificed to gain
produetion1lt is not always possible to OBJ
tain the most highly skilled workers in great
numbers! Nor is the supply of the choicest
tobaccos Unlimited We will go the limit to
employ every good cigar maker available, We
will spare neither. time money nor effort to
secure a sufficient supply of the incompara-
bic tobaccos that go into FL Producto's blend.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
E'roeba will be held next Thursday morning at o'clock.
TWO KENTUCKIANS DIE
 IN TRIPLE FEUD SCRAP
Constable Flees 10 Hills After Killing Man Named Death and Wound
 ing Another

BlackeN, Ky. Dec. 2l. Another Kentucky mountain feud battle was enacted by three men here Wednes- day night. which resulted in the death of one participant. the probable fatal Wounding of another and the taking to the hills Of the third member after the shooting.
 The affair was said to have been the continuation of fist fight between son. After the fight Wilson was said to have sworn vengeance on Ricketts and returned to his home, where he procured a high-powered rifle and a revolver. Upon emerging from his home he met Jeff Death. and the two men are reported to have gone gun ming" for Ricketts.
 According to reports they were not forced to hunt very long for him, and encountered the constable in one ot the streets, which place was the scene of the triple handed conflict. during the shooting that immediately followed. Death dropped dead. Will son received wounds that are be- lered will prore fatal and Ricketts made his escape into the hills. A sherin's posse was formed at once and began securing the woods for Rickctts.
 Blackey is situated in Kentucky's southeastern mountainous district near the Virginia border line,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
CATHOLICS DEPLORE
 DOUBTS ON BIRTH
The ''PiOt" Hits Out at Attack on
 Virgin Origin

Boston, Dec. 2l.--The Pilot. the of olic Archdiocese of Boston, of which Cardinal O'Connor is the head. will publish tomorrow the first of a series of articles dealing with the virgin birth and the Immaculate Conception and what it describes as the unfortu- nate situations that have arisen among Anglicans in England and Episcopalians in America due to the denial of fundamental doctrine. The article says: .
 Tn all charity, and prayerfully. VIC enter this field with the trust that God may open the hearts and minds of His separated erring children 10 the true teaching of His holy church and give them the courage and strength of soul to embrace what they have rejected that they may find fold under the one true Shepherd.
 ''The church does not originate doctrines according 10 its own counsel and pleasure. Neither is the teac-l- ing power of the church without any bounds set to it. The church is above the scriptures because II IS the official custodian and uncrring inter preter Of Holy Writ. But it has a dependence upon the scriptures also. There arc sources 10 every teaching, whether Of profane or sacred things" |"
 After citing St. Luke. St. Matthc, and others as authorities for the church doctrine the article says:
 Whatever disauietude the present moment may have brought 10 reli- gious souls there will be no shadows of doubt and apprehension 10 darkcn the Christmas fcstVity. His is the faith that does not divide and sub tract, but accepts in its entirely the revealed word oC God. What shall separate Him from this faith? Shall the false cry for modcrnity" Shall teNtual criticism? Shall tn, prcju- dice against the miraculous? Shall contempt for virginity? We think that none Of these things shall be able to separate Him from the church that teaches Him in Christ Jesus, our Lord
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
GETS St5,0OO VERDICT
Chicago Civic Opera Company Prima Donna Awarded Damages for Acci- dent Two Years Ago.

Chicago. Dec. 2l.-Cyrena Van Gordon, Chicago civic opera prima donna, was awarded a verdict of sl5,- 900 by a jury for injuries sustained in an accident two years ago.
 Miss Van Gordon, who in private life is the wife of Dr s. s. Nuns. was riding in an automobile which was struck by a street car. She sued inc Chicago Surface Lines for s20.O0o.
 Although she has appeared q half dozen times with the opera company this season, she alleged that the quail tiy Of her voice had been affected by the accident.
 During the trial, the street car com pany introduced newspaper photo graph of the singer wearing boxing gloves and standing over the pros- trate form of a boxing instructor. She explained that the picture was only a publicity stunt"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
BOXES SON PLANS TO
 LIVE CONNECTS LIFE
Is Prison Board Trustee But Wants to See Just How Pris-
 oncrs Live.

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-W. Curtis Box, son of Edward Box. recently ap- pointed member of the board of trus- tees of the Eastern State Penitentiary. plans to become convict" for two weeks and live in a cell at the insti- tuition to gain first hand information of prison life.
 MT. Box. who was appointed to the board after the jail delivery last month, said his experiment probably would cover the second and third weeks in January. The first day or so will be spent in a receiving cell, in which the prison physicians ob- serve the new arrivals and examine them for physical defects on diseases. While in that cell he will have op- portunity to learn how the bad" con- victs act. for the observation cells are on the fourth gallery. known to the convict population as Bad Mans Row.
 He will then be assigned to a block and a cell. He will rise every morn- ing at o'clock and at o'clock, with the 100 or more convicts Of the same block he will be marched to the mess hall with his tin plate and cup for breakfast. His days will be spent about the prison yard and in the shops. He plans to spend part of the early evening in conference with other members of the board of trus- tees to discuss improvements and changes beneficial to the eonyicts and to the prison officials. At 10 p. m. he will be locked in his cell and the lights turned out the same as the regular conyicts.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
German Shares in Nobel
 Prize With Britisher

Kiel, Dec. 91. - Dr, Meyerhof of kiel shared the Nobel prize for medicine this year with Dr. A. Y. Hill of London for their discoveries in the processes Of muscle moving. Both ar rived at practically the same discov- cries from entirely different means Dr. Meyerhof delivered lectures in New York. Baltimore and Boston last year on invitation of the Rockefeller Foundation.
 Germany has been much slower than foreign countries to recognize his discoveries because he holds no chair in a German university,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
PICTURE AS PROOF
One of Coolidge and Son Used in Ef- fort to Show Son Can be Taller Than Father.

San Francisco. Dec. 21.-A son may be taller than his father and Lee Yeung Shing has introduced in fed eral court here a picture of President Coolidge and his younger son to prove ii.
 Immigration authorities at Angel Island refused to believe that Lee Shing. who towers above Lee Yeung, is only fifteen years old and is the lat ter's minor son. When it seemed cer- tain that the tall youth was about to be deported. Lee Young appeared tri- umphantly in court with the presi- dential picture. A decision has not yet been reached.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
Greenwich Woman. Heiress,
 Marries TaXicab Driver

Greenwich, Dec. 2l.-Mary Smith Woodcock Wilmat. hciress to a $780, GOO fortune left by her father build ing contractor of this place. married her third husband, a taXicah driver, Charles Edward Haggerty, after elop- ing with him yesterday from this place. The pair attempted 10 obtain marriage license in Harrison, N. r., but the town clerk of the place re- fused to get out of bed to issue it. They procured it in Mamaroneck, New York, and today wired flag gerty's mother that they were mar ried, Mrs. Haggerty is 35 years old. Her husband is about 10 years young CT. She has been divorced twice, charging both previous husbands with intolerable cruelty.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21

Distinctive patterns in imported and domestic hose.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
Theological Students to
 Convene in Indianapolis

Indianapolis. Dec. 2i.---Stndents from approximately one thousand theological seminarics and colleges throughout the United States and Canada will be here this month.end for the biennial convention of the student volunteer movement. The meetings will begin Dec. 2S, and con-
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21
PROBATE COURT HEARINGS

Hearing on the admission Of the will Of William A. House will be held in probate court Saturday morning al 9 o'clock A hearing on the ad- mission Of the will of the late George
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21

tinue daily until Jan. 1. Arrangements have been made to care for more than 6.OO0 visitors, 1t was stated among them several hundred colored stud ents.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-21

Airplane service in the interior of Alaska has cut the time to make the trip from Fairbanks to Liyengood from fifty hours by trail to fifty min- utes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-19
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MUNIcIpIo DE SAN JUAN, P. R.


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800 p. m, teadra efecto en- el Edifc 0
Ayuntamienso, en- la Oficina del coml-
sionado de servicio Pnblico, Policia '
Pris ones, en- acto plblico v ante la
Comisi6n correspondence, la subasta
para la construction de un edifcio es-
cuela de catorce salones en- la Gale
General contreras, San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
FL modelo de proposition, instruccio-
mes a los hcitadores, pliegos de condi
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dos con las obras, Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- la ofiina del Comisiona-
GO Municipal de obras Publicas, pu-
diendo obtenerse copias de los documen-
tos, mediante un recibo que acredite
haber depositado cada interesado en- la
Oficina del Comisionado Municipal de
Hacienda de San Juan la cantidad de
$1,000, que sera reembolsada al devol
verse todos los documentos completes J
en- buen estado en- un plazo de veintt
dias despues de efectuada la subasta,
La Junta de Subasta podra rechazai
eualuuiera todas las proposicione:
presentadas y Sc reserva el derecho d.
adjudicar Ell contrato la proposition
0ue juzgue mas ventajosa, aunque NJ
sea la mas baja en- precio.
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