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Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
AID Club Meets Tonight.

A meeting of the Advertising
Club of Virgins will be held at
the Miller Hotel tonight, Thurs
day at 7:30. All members are
urged to attend.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

Between cleaning house and
learning to drive a car a woman
has about all she can muckle
this spring.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

Home is a place where woman
works for her board and clothes.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
VERMONT COACHES CHOSEN.
Ray Collins and Larry Gardner
 Direct Baseball Team.

Burlington, Vt. Jan. 22.-Ray Col
 ins and Larry Gardner were elected baseball coaches at the University oi Vermont for the season of 1923, as the result of action taken by the Uni versity of Vermont Athletic council, il was announced yesterday. Both Col lins and Gardner are graduates of Vermont in the class of 1909. Gard ner joined the Boston Red Sox the summer following his junior year at Vermont, Collins going with the same team a year later.
 During the coming season, Gardner will serve only as an advisory coach as he had already signed a contract with the Cleveland Indians when the Vermont position was offered him. He intends to be at Vermont for a short time before leaving for the south, to aid in early cage practice. It is probable that from time to time. when his team is in the East, Gardner will come to Burlington during the sea- son to assist Collins. The former Red Sox pitcher, however, will be virtually in charge of Vermonts baseball team this year.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
MANY STATES ENTERED
Record Field of skaters Will Compete in National Outdoor Championship Tourney nt Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. 22.-one of th, argest fields Of speed skaters evel adhered on the ice will compete 1T he national outdoor championship
 tournament here Jan. 26. 27 and 2S [ was announced today.
 About 60 skaters will take part ir Inc tournament and Chicago, with i've champions, leads the list of rep resentatives. At the top is Willie steinmetz. winner Of the internationa outdoor championship at Lake Placid N. r.. last year as well as the diamond medal trophy at Saranac Lake. N. r.; Harry Kaskey. western champion last year and Eddie Reed. who won championship honors in the cast las, year.
 Charlie Jcwtraw, Middle Atlantic champion, who smashed several rec ords in the cast early this season will represent Lake Placid in the senior mems races and Charlie German, Canadian national champion who will represent St. John, and Joe Moore, indoor titleholder and former national outdoor champion are expected to be strong contenders for Steinmetz's crown.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
THREE SPORTS PAY
Football. Basketball and Football Bring tn the Bulk of . $34,:o5.02 Profit At Princeton.

Princeton, N. J.. Jan. e2.--A report completed by the Princeton univer- ,ity athletic association for the year anding July 31. 1922. shows a profit over all expenses of s3i,2s5.o2.
 In spite of this balance, there were only three of the various athletic ac- tivities that paid their way. these being football. basketball and base ball. of which football was by far the most profitable. Tho net revenue being $159,345.92. and the total from the three $l6S.2S4.73.
 Other sports such as swimming, rack. crew and tennis used up over ,4s. 900 of this net surplus, while the 'ent paid the university for the sta Hum was s10.00o. Office expenses took decided jump during the year and, combined with the salaries of trainers and doctors, amounted to mere than s2o,000. Another large lteni of expense is listed under the head of taxes insurance and supplies which come to some $15,000 more. With repairs on the stadium and the erection of new facilities and stands for the Harvard game the remaining net revenue was cut to the above su,,: of $34,295.02.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
ONE DIES, IS HURT IN WRECK.
Train Ditched When It Strikes An
 Automobile.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-One man was killed and IS persons were injured when three car Chicago bound Aurora and Elgin electric train was derailed after striking an automobile at a crossing just outside Chicago yesterday.
 John Woronuk. the man killed, and four of the injured were passengers in the automobile.
 The train crashed into the car with such force that all three cars, in cluding a heavy diner, were thrown from the rails and plowed along the ties for 100 yards before plunging into a ditch.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
IGREB BATTLES SHADE
 AT JERSEY CITY TONIGHT
Light Heavyweight Champion l'akes an Californian in q ie.Reund
 NarDecision nnut.

New York. Jan, ss,-HarFy drel of Pittsburgh, American light heavy weight champion, will ensage in ls eonnd bout against Billy Shade, Cali foFRia light heavyweight al the Arenf \, C., the Fourth Regiment Armey Jersey City, tonight, Because of the tact that the Jersey haNing law doe' nnt permit bouts 10 decisions, Greb'. title will not pass if he is on his feel at the end of the twelfth round. ever though Shade might autnoint him arah can lose his iltle only throuGl being knocked ont or hy being dlf qualified for foul,
 Unusual interest is reported in th' match which win witness Gfeb's firsl ,aut in ihe metropolitan district sine 1e gained the title from Gene Tnnney
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
WOULD ExPEL JEWS.

Vienna, Jan. 22, (By Associated Press) s).--Expulsion of the Jews was openly advocated at demonstration held yesterday before the city hall. Speakers asserted that efforts to re- generate the Germa-i people would not succeed until the Jews were oust- ed from the dominant position in economic life, art. the stage and the press. A heavy police guard was sions occurred.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
TUNNEY QUITS BAGLEY.

New York. Jan. 22.--Gene Tunney and Doc Bagley come to the parting of the ways. Tunney. one of the finest characters that ever pulled oil fight ing glove. and Bagley, brilliant among have come to mutual and friendly agreement to sever business relations. Tunney and Bagley signed release, one as boxer and the other as men tor, Tunney buying up the remainder of his contract, which will run until May 25, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
NAVY CREW WILL NOT ROW AT P0UGHKEEPSlE
Rear Admiral Wilson Announces That Practice Cruise Wiil Bioek an
 Entry in Regatta This Year

Annapolis. Md, Jan, 2a,--owtng to a conflict with the practice cruise, the members of the crew of the Naval Academy. which won twice in sue, eession and set a record for the course, win not have an entry there this year in the Peughkeepsie regat- ia, This was announced yesterday in positive terms by Rear Admiral Hen " B, Wilson. the superintendent.
 After winning in 1891 permission Was given the Naval Academy crew 10 defend its honors last year and 1t igain won. hut Admiral Wilson stat cd at the time that the crew would not enter this year and that it was probable that it would take part only m occasional years
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
JOIN WITH DARTMOUTH
Harvard and Cornell Represented At the Annual Banquct of the Green Football Team Last Night.

Hanover. N. H.. Jan. 22.--Harvard and Cornell joined Dartmouth in the annual banquet of the Green football team at the Moose mountain cabin of the Dartmouth Outing club here last night. Brown and Columbia also planned to be present. but were forced to send declinations at the last moment. Over forty men. comprising the entire group of football letter mel, in college. members of the ath- leffc council and other guests. made the seven-mile trip from the college te Moose mountain where d roast pig
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
JOCK AND GENE WIN AGAIN.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 22.-Gene Sarazen national open and profession al golf champion, and Jock Hutchi- son, former British open champion, defeated Walter Hagen. British open champion, and Joe Kirkwood, Cali fornia open champion and former holder of the Australian title. and 1, in a match at the Los Angeles Country club yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
Promoter Offers $100,0O0
 For Walker-LeOnard Bout

Newark, N. J., Jan. 22--"Babe'' Culnan, matchmaker for Frank Black, Newark boxing promoter, has sent a letter to Billy Gibson. manager of Benny Leonard. worlds lightweight champion, and Jack Bulger, manager of Micky Walker, welterweight cham pion, offering them a purse of $1oo.- 900 for bout between both title holders.
 The fight, the letter says, would be staged at the Harrison ball park, Me- morial Day.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
ICE CAUSES PosTpoNEMENT.

Springfield. Mass, Jan. 22.--The Central Massachusetts open skating scheduled for this city today and Tuesday have been post poned until Wednesday and Thursday because of the rainy weather. Morgan D. O'Connell, promoter of the races, announced here last night.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
 
Speaking g of Sports
BY eLERKs

The Professionals defeated the Knl cans three straight games in the vol ley hall league al the r, A. [. A on saturday night, scores il-i1, is-i and ihsih, In the chamnians-old Timers game, the former won twe games out O fthree, la-is, ia-s and | lhs1l,
 The New Britain team did not come anywhere near expectations in the game against the Atlas Five of New Haven last Saturday night, A little more fight in the club would not hurt,
 Johnny aheehan has played his last game with the New Britain quintet, 'ahowshofs" has heen deiiherating for some time whether he would play with New Britain or the Hartford kaeeys, On toss of the coin, the Capital City secured his services.
 The New Britain quintet will play the Hartford Kaeeys at Hartford to- morrow night.
 Lovers Of ice skating are meeting with very little encouragement this season, Snow and rain arc putting a erimp in the activities Of the steel blade devotees.
 The basketball game between the shipping and packing room teams Of Russell < Erwin Mfg. Co. at the State Armory last Saturday, was one Of those riots of fun," the fans often hear Of.
 Manager Clarence Lanphor Of the New Britain basketball team said to- day that the game between the Hum- dingers and the Dingleberries teams will be played" as the prelim next Saturday.
 The New York boxing commission, through Chairman Billy Muldoon. has returned to Tom Gibbons the forfeit posted for a bout with Champion Jack Dempsey.
 The Wagner r-Hutchison bout sched- uled at Hartford on January 31, is the hest piece de- resistance offered in the Capitol City, in many moons-that is on paper.
 Andy Thomas of New York defeat ed Bobby Michaels also of New York on Saturday night, kaoying his rival in the first round. The quick victory has boosted Thomas stock consider ably.
 The suspension imposed on Joie Ray, the crack Illinois A. c. runner, has been lifted and the Chicago flier may compete in games at New York tonight.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
ATLAS FIVE SCORES
 AT WILL IN ARMORY
Defeats All New Britain Basket.
 ball Team by AZ to 2S

Swept on it's feet hy the attack of the Atlas i've Of New Haven, the New Britain basketball team went down 10 defeat last Saturday night al the State armory, 4a to ?s. The yisi- tors clearly outplayed New Britain in every department Of the game, New Britain made fair showing in the first half. holding the Elm City club to six point lead, tho score hook showing ls to i3 when intermission time arrived.
 Visitors Get Going In the second half there was noth- ing to it. Mickey Botwinik and Lucy" Greenberg started an attack on the basket at the east end Of the hall, and the visitors piled up big advantage. Toward the end Of the game New Britain braced bit, and Restella managed to find the draper. les for four field goals and two fouls, and these points. with two field goals scored by Kiduff. were the only tal- lies registered by the home quintet in the second half l.. Grcenbers was forced out Of tho game by foui
 
 Chadys, the 1s-year-old sensation, in- to the game The kid did not score. but he showed up well in the brilliant teamwork of the visitors.
 kilduH Plays Hard
 To Teddor Kilduff goes whatever honors the home team is entitled. Tn. stocky forward was in the game every minute. fighting his hardest. Jac, Pelletier got into the game in =th. second half and did we'll. Twynda,, new msn. appeared with the New Britain team. He made a good impression, particularly as a. team worker.
 Locals First 10 Score. For the first few minutes of the game, the contest was an interesting one. Sheehan opened the game with field goal, and Bailey soon tied 1t ! up. Kilduff next scored field goal and it was followed by one by L. l Greenberg. After that New Britain l was never in the running. The summary: Atlas Five. New Britain 
 Right Forward.
 Botwinik, Chadys Restella, Ellison
 Twyndal |
 Left Forward.
 L. Grcenberg, ............ Walthers Botwinik Restella
 Center
 ......... Pelletier, Seigrist
 Right Guard.
 G. Greenberg ............. Sheehan Score: Atlas 42, New Britain 23; field goals, Bailey 1. Botwinik 4, l.. 5, Witkin g. G. Greenberg 2, Kilduff 4. Restella 4, Sheehan 1: foul goals, G. Greenberg out of 13 tries, Sheehan out of tries, Res tella out of tries; referee, Waters; tir,1e Josenhs
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
Yankees Hit Four Homers
 In Game at HOnoIuI,,

Honolulu. Jan. 22-The American major league baseball players who have been touring. the Orient, woi. their first game in Hawaii from the Asahi Japanese team here yesterday
 IT to 0. The American. Ali-Stars made five runs in the third inning. Kelly, Falk and Hofmann each knocked home runs over the left field fence and stengel lifted home run over the center field fence. Score:
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22

Score. Independents 24, Senccas IT; field goals, Dudack 2. Howe 3, Gins berg 8. Carroza l. Williams 3, Grob- stein 3, Kallgren 2; foul goals. Du- dack 6. Kallgren 1; referee, Herg- strom; timer, Conway.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22

Tobacco plants are taking the place of the prohibited poppy in many places in China.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
PIRATES CONTINUE
 ID CHALK UP WINS
Youngsters Put Across Another
 Victory in Y. N. C.. X. League

The Pirates and the Independents. eontenders for tho championship titse in the Saturday Afternoon Basketi all league at the Y. M. c. A.. won their games last Saturday the Pirates downing the Vikings. as to II. and the Independents topping the sene- cas. 2t to 1T. For the Pirates. Man ager Charlie Miller was the scoring ace with four field goals and four points from the IS foot line. La liar also dropped in four pretty field goals. Al schade registered nine of the II points scored by the Vikings.
 stevie Dudack had one of his good scoring days. getting ten points. by ringing two field goals and six from the foul line. Harry GinsberG and Howe also located the baskets for three field goals each.
 The SummaFieA.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22

Score, Pirates 32. Vikings IT, field goals, Miller {. La liar {. Wojack 3. Weir 3, w. Nelson 1. schade 3; foul goals. Miller {, Schade 8; referee. Hergstrom: timer. Conway.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22

The basketball game between the shipping and packing room teams of Russell < Erwin Mfg. Co. at the State Armory last Saturday, was one Of those riots of fun," the fans often hear Of.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-22

Ray. the crack Illinois A. c. runner, has been lifted and the Chicago flier may compete in games at New York tonight.
, 1923-03-29
KIWANIANSM MAY
CEMENT PLUNGE
FOR THE KIDS
Improvement of Munich
pal Pool Is Proposed
By Luncheon Club.

The swimming pool south OF Cas-
per close 70 tho tourist camp may be
ccncreted at a cost Of $1,000 and of
ferci fer public use as Casper's first
municipal swimming pool by the Cas-.
per Eiwanis club. II that organiza.
ton goes ahead with the matter sug-
Eested by W. d. Alley at the lunch.
con held this noon. Mr.. Alley said
that such n matter could be financed
by the giving Of an entertainment
that would bear a public appeal.
l. II. Ful or OF the Frantz shop also
urged that It be thought about and
worked on TO n great extent. Charles
3. Stafford. secretary of the chamber
Of commerce stated that the board Of
directors OF that body were working
On some other projects that would
include a swimming pool and had for
that reason laid on the table the mat
ter Of a separate pool.
The subject Of giving prizes to the
high school students for the best
work in dramatics. humorous decla-
nation, eXtemporaneous speaking,
and debating was also brought up
again. The students who excelled in
these arts to n sufficient extent TO go
to Laramie for those contests recent
~ have been ruled put Of the Kiwanis
contests this year because It is
thought that in this way there will
be keener competition. There were
some objections raised to this policy
by the members today, but the de.
cision OF the committee on the mas
ter was accepted.
Judge Goddard OF Billings, Mont,
was a speaker at the luncheon. He
complimented the club on the pep
shown by the members and discussed
topics Of present interest.
Charles b. Stafford announced that
the Sheridan Chamber of Commerce
had invited a representative body
from the local chamber to visit the
northern city and be present Satur
day when the first shovelful Of dirt
for the construction of the new rail.
road would be turned over. Casper
will send representatives.
, 1923-03-29

Nicholson IN life marked the last
rites held for him in death
The coffin was draped in the Amer
lean flag, an honor which Senator
Nicholson had declared. the greatest
that can be accorded any man."
Throughout this morning the body
lay in state in the rotunda of the
state capitol. with an honor guard
of national guardsmen.
, 1923-03-29
TYPH0ON HITS
THE pacific

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20
Shipping in the eastern areas of the
Pacific ocean from the Arctic to the
tropics is being tossed about today
in one OF the worst storms of the
c which should reach the coast
states in the mex two days. the
United States weather bureau report
ed here today.
George II. Wilson. official fore
caster, said he had received messages
fro mthe steamer West Ivan, Batavia
to San Francisco, saying she was lin
a fun southwest gale. and that the
wind recorded was as high as rs
miles an hour"
The West Ivan was LOO miles out.
Charles Re0 Hill of Cheyenne is a
business visitor bprn for "a few DAYS
, 1923-03-29
TRIBUTE
paid SENATOR

DENVER, Colo, March 2s.-The
funeral OF United States Senator
Samuel d. Nicholson, junior senator
from Colorado. was held this after.
noon from Central Presbyterian
church. Simplicity and dignity. out.
standing characteristics Of Senator
, 1923-03-29
DEATHS In CAPSIZING
OF ship CHARGED TO STORM

NORFOLK, Va, March 29.-Four men were frozen to
death today in Albermarte sound near the mouth of the
North river, 80 miles below Elizabeth City, n. c., when the
tug Julian j. Fleetwood capsized during a storm. Five other
members of the crew were rescued by the Annie Vansciver,
of the North river line.
, 1923-03-29

James Daniels and son are visit.
ing with friends here for a few weeks
from Oklahoma.
, 1923-03-29

Two carloa6s of furniture at low.
est prices, Harmed Brothers. Phone
249.
, 1923-03-29
Styles-New and
Approved

Panels, Pleats, Knife Pleats,
Box Pleats, Grapes, Straight
Lines, Handkerchief Frocks,
Tysides Beaded, Long Wasted,
Basques, Embroidered, etc.
, 1923-03-29
GUARANTEED VALUES SOS TO SIPS
Materials of Unusual
Elegance

Satins, Flat Crepes, Crepes de
Chine, Roshanara Crepe, Crepe
Caree, Charmeuse, Faille Crepe
and Egyptian Crepe, Tricosham,
Wool Crepe, Taffeta, Georg-
cites, etc.
, 1923-03-29

Charles Re0 Hill of Cheyenne is a
business visitor here for n few days.
, 1923-03-29
Colors-Vivid OF
Subdued

Plain, Lavender, Corn Flower.
Rosewood, Caramel, Cinder.
Rust, Moth, Almond Green,
Cocoa, Fallow, Beige, Tans,
Lanvin Green, Black, Navy and
Grays.
Evening star., 1923-07-30
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported ,
the health department in the last twenty fou
hours:
Rhode L. and Hazel Lovelsce, boy.
Lewis and Edith johnson, girl.
Merton J. and Katherine BHtchelder, girl.
Francis w. and Dorothy l.. Benson. boy.
Robert J. and Mary Z. O'Neill, boy.
Michael j. and Ermina " Kelley, girl
Maurice and May Stearrnan. girl
Gustav p. and Lillian r. Teews, boy.
Edward A. and Ada +. Robinson, boy.
Elias and Adelyn Brceskin girl.
Edward +. Gnd Margaret McIntire. girl.
John 7. and Marie Mayheld. girl.
Harvey NJ. and Gladys II. Sager. girl.
William II. and Lacy Thomas boy.
Milton and Lille katz. girl.
Clarence +. and Lena Roberts, boy.
Robert NJ. and Ruth 4. Forkish. girl.
Stephen L. and Elizabeth B. Dorsey. boy.
James A. and Nellie B Mosebach, girl.
Charles +. and Alice Fowler, boy.
Joseph B. and Blanch NJ. Hart. boy.
Oscar ]. and Marguerite &. kluh. girl.
Thaddeus NJ. and Salina Jones, girl.
Julian ID. and Ruby Simpson. girl.
Ulyssis f. and Cora f. Blair. girl
Samuel and Mollie BerHssn. girl.
James r and May +. Mccarthy, girl.
Lewis and Gladys Giles, boy.
Samuel and Sarah Knight boy.
william and Josephine Chapman. girl.
Collice E. and Juanita Arnold, girl.
Evening star., 1923-07-30

league. who has recently returned to
Washington after a tour Of the Pacific
coast. Mrs. Geldert will speak to
the writing women of the city assem-
bled In her honor this evening on
THE Necessity of Hero Worship"
having been stimulated in her cam
paign for the preservation OF Amer
lean ideals in her California visit,
at which time she addressed the high
schools in the large cities of that
state. Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher,
newly elected president of the Dis
trict branch of the league, will re-
ceive with Mrs. Geldert.
Prof Georges II. Poulin will sail
today for Europe, where he will
spend several weeks with his family
at Geneva. Switzerland. returning the
middle of September
Evening star., 1923-07-30

Smith played the wedding music. and
was in gown of gray canton crepe.
with hat to match
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Thiele left for a short wedding trip
and after August l will be at home
at 5l2 9Th street southeast
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Sullivan and
their children. Sydney. Mark. jr., and
Narcissa, have returned from Europe
and will spend the rest OF the sum
mer at Avondale, Pa.
Mrs. S. L Baker and her son have
returned from a visit to friends In
Roanoke and Staunton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Loving, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murray, and Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1923-07-30

Myra L. Miller. S6. Home for Iscurables
Annie n. Clsypoole, A., J06 Nd ave ns
james ". Cox, SO, United States soidisrs'
Home Hospital.
Lawrence lynch. 81, st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Mary Elms. days. $500 I'D ne.
Infant OF Virgil and Helen Kline. IL heufs.
Ga rfeld Hospital.
Thomas Cooper. pr.. II. 4oT "a st ~.
John Il. Ford, 81, Georsetown Hospital
Matte Pollard. 43, 29OT Dumbartoh ave
Mary Ella Rose. 4s, Carson's Private Hns.
pital.
Roscoe Bowie, 80. Walter Reed Hespitsl
Helen Virginia Marshall. II months, il3 p
St s.w.
Frederick Byrd, 25. on street NORTH Of HisA
gay bridge.
Evening star., 1923-07-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Howard yenable and T. Louise Dawson.
Maynard Ward Of this city, and Marguerite
stephens of Savage, Md
williams A. Wethers and. Lillian l.. WIKI
inson.
Henry Cook NJ Hume. Va. and Louise Will
liams OF Amissvillc Va.
Benjamin Lucas and Mary Brown.
James Gray and Jamie Wright.
Evening star., 1923-07-30
Wedding Of Miss stuart
| and Mr.. ThieIe Saturday.

The marriage of Miss Gladys Stuart
to Mr.. Horace Thiele took place Sat
urday at noon in the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. T
Stuart, the Rev. Isaac Ward. pastor OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Off
ciating. Only small company of
relatives and intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was
followed by wedding breakfast The
bride wore gown OF white satin
trimmed with lace. with a picture hat
TO match. Her only attendant was
her sister, Mrs. George Gemacher
who was in white dotted swiss, with
hat OF the same material. Mr..
GemaCher was best man Miss Annie