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Personal

ar and Mrs. A. B. Kerry. who
have been ca a trip 90 Honolulu.
are expected home about ArEi 80.
Miss lillian Ailchaclia. who las
been tho house guest of Mr and
STR. iarreu Putnam Lluy f0r sov.
rrai weeks, returned Tuesday 20 her
home On Victoria. accompanied hy
Mrs. FTrd sander who viii remain
Do tho Canadian city Tor a fortnight.
Mr ana SIR. J. q Fenton are
spending a few days Oh Spokane.
SIR and Mn. Il a. welsh of
hsliinEham. with their daughter.
Ar. Norman inn. on Seattle. re-
turned sunday b. motor FROM a
siK weeks Trip 20 California.
Mrs A. r. Galloway win 10
home Thursday from a few days
Fislt IN spokane
Mrn, Gilbert Buiterworth will
leave sunday FOR Sacramento 20
spend a month with her aonIn.law
and daughter, sir and Mrs. Walter
H. Jenkins.
Mrs Andrew ~. Gillespie Is Ell.
peeied home the last OF this week
from "a months visit ia California.
Mr and Mrs. David whiteomh
viii cave Thursday FOR Gmyu Har.
Dor 10 spend tho weekend
Mr. and Mrs. John c Eden. VINO
returned Monday from a short trip
10 California. win leave Thursday
for tho East 70 DO away three
weeks.
Mru. Amos Brown. with her
daughter Mrs. Ralph Duff dIeien
Brownl and daughter. Bartara. OF
Nebraska city, Nob.. are spending
few days 10 town.
hu. William Leonard Eaton and
children. Loyal and Daniel Lamont.
left Tuesday FOR Portland 10 spend
tho remainder of the Easter vaca.
ton with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rollo are ex.
poc'ed homo this week from califor.
mia, where they have been for the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Letcher Lambuth
have removed 10 Long View. for the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons win
return Friday from a short visit az
their country homo In Medford, ore.
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Music
Second Week Of
Festival Opens

Jacques JouJeryiiie. opening the
uocond week 0f the Cornish scholar
ship festival N music. dmma and
dance. viii produce az the Cornish
i1ftlo Theater Thuuday evening
April n. az $40 O'Clock. a Czech folk
festival illustrating Ia "a manner
hitherto not attempted in Seattle.
modern life in Bohemia Ina addition
me PROGRAM contains "maFic
Hour" hclng an operetta in one
act and ''In a Persian Garden" an
oriental song cycle.
The program viii BE- repeated IN
day and Saturday evenings. with a
matinee on Saturday afternoon az
$50 O'Clock.
The subject discussed a. tho a..
somhly Of tho Cornish open forum
Tuesday night waa tho cultural ten.
denotes of Russia and how arising.
This was calculated by the leader,
Professor william a. Russell u the
University Of Washington. a Russian
by birth. by showing that tho meet.
ing Ia Russia OF croas-curronts Of
oriental and Occidental culture arose
from tho conditions OF It's historical
settlement
Flint. tho slAyS with their gen.
erul Aryan traditions. IN common
with most OF tho Occidsnt: then for
three centuries In tho later middle
ages tho dominance OF the Tartar
and Turkumnn. imposing a form n
government not fundamentally off
fering from that OF today IN the IN.
innate lie Of The people. and lastly.
the forcihlo Introduction BY Peter
and Catherine o. Western superb.
cialiuca. Hence. art aa we'll as IN.
dustry and politics show all three
influences Himmedng In melting
pot which has not fused despite the
efforts Of dospoiie monarchy and
an equally dsspotie republic, both
essentially AHiatlo IN character.
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Dinners Honor
Out-of- Totcn Guests

HonorinE Mr. and Mrs. Edwin NJ.
Herr, OF Pittsburgh. and Mrs VII.
liam Forsythe. % Philadelphia. who
have beon visiting In town for a
short time. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis n.
Herr entertained a; dinner az their
home on Friday evening. Saturday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
elise were dinner hosts In their
honor and on Monday they were
honor guests a. a dinner Mr. and
Mrs. J. Irving colwcn gave at their
homo.
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Orthopedic
lunch Room

Mrs. y. MeEaeheran will bo host.
css for 81. Marsarot's Guild AZ the
orthopedio lunch room Thursday as.
sisted By Mra, James Hamilton do
Veuve. Mrs. II. W. Ross. Mrs. J. II.
Gaffney. Mrs. Edmund Ripley. Mrs.
W. y. GRAY. Mrs. Norman T.. Bur.
ton, Mrs. ". r. Woodward. Mrs.
Leo Baker. Mrs. Arden Smith. Mrs
J. Grafton oBryan. Mrs. II. w.
Condor. Mrs. Earl do You've. Mrs.
Lester Elliott. Mrs James wylls
and Mlas Mary McEachernn.
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PAGEANT At MADISON ST.

PAGEANT At MADISON ST.
~ r. CHURCH
The young ladies' high school class
OF The Madison Street NJ. Z. church
VIII present a pagcan, In the church
Easter Sunday evening entitled
Alice Forbes. Missionary" About
twenty characters will DO represent.
ed IN beautiful costumes brought
from China BY returned mission.
aries. Tho pageant win bo directed
BY the teacher OF tho ciaas. Mrs. G.
G. Pooltan.
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Date of Chadren's
PdrtU Chdnged

Miss noEls Mitchell has chanFed
The date 81 the childrcn's party she
y giving from Tuesday afternoon %
next week 70 Friday OF this week
Tho affair l. for her two Eudchlldren.
barbara Joyce Hibtard. the baby
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry HID.
hard. and William Mitchell Cum.
mings. tho small son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Russell Cummings.
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Miss Cornish TO
Giro Dinner

Miss Nellie O. Cornish win en-
,ortain az dinner on Thursday eve
ming In honor OF Kenneth Bradley,
president and director OF tho Bush
Conservatory OF Chicago. who will
speak on Thursday morning az II
O'Clock on Talent and Genius" In
tho Cornish Recital hali.
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OF on MFIoprrs

JUBILEE OF OLD MELODIES
Mrs. J. Frank Anderson. worthy
matron OF Allah Chapter. No. 1875. o.
T. s., Ia pleased At the progress made
and tho interest other chapters are
manItesiing in the Costume Song
Roei,ai'to DO given by Allah Chap.
ter In Douglas hall. corner Of Pine
and broadway. on Friday evening.
April Is, az o'clock.
Tho rchcnrsaia under the ablo lead.
orshlp Of Mrs. A. q. BAufleld. from
now on viii be held In tho commun-
ity service room In the New Arctic
hotel building. 500 Third ave. on
Monday and Thursday evenings. at
54s O'Clock.
The entire program. which win be
presented in costumes OF tho 1869
period follows;
caataiA--'-rhs. village Blacksmith.
s....s..s.s.ss...ess aofsa
Chorus Of thirty.six voices
91vrano and tenor duet. -tnanith"
Nra d. X Adams. Mf. MaEnuA Petersen
Pantomirns--''oido aksn bucket"
Mixed chorus
ssiecsions--''NAncy Lee" Sailing"
Maia quartet.
pantomlns--''C amin' Thru the Rye
Hiss Ruth Prior.
H.sadinr-tTndian f1xcnds''
Or. Henry Collins
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Land"
Mixed ehoruA
Baritone soio--"Home Sweet Hons"
Mr. Van SewinEsr.
rahisaa--'staE EpGuKied Bhnner."
Mixed chorus
Tickets are on sale NJ sherman
Clay & Co. and by officers and mem.
bers OF the chapter.
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
Delta omlcron Chi Mothers club
win meet at tho chapter house on
Wednesday evening. April is. at 5
o'clock.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO.
The officers and drill team OF tho
women's Benefit association. Seattle
Review No. Of the Maccabees, win
hold a special drill Friday, April IS.
at 1870 p. m. at the a. o. u. W. hall,
1909 Ninth ave.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA inOeOO
ASsistant-Frances Oldham
Muso-LouiSe Raymond Owens
Eastern Guests VIII BE Comphmented; Bible
Literature Class VIII Close Series

Mr. AND MRS. W. W PHI
W LIPS viii entertain az dinner
on Thursday evening, az their home.
in honor 81 Mrs Harry white Men.
denhail. - Chicago. and Mrs Henry
Stevens Cowgill ~ Carthage. Mo.
who are visiting their sister. Ms.
D. X. Robinson.
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rIYING crREs "NERYEsn

LONDON. - Bound over on
charge OF Rssaulting n woman. 10.
seph McGnrry. a.. said:
II hope TO 30 back 20 tho air force
as pilot My nerves arc too
shaken for n dental surgeon"
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Informal Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs stanley Orlfnths
ware hosts az an informal dinner 81
lQ covers al their home last even.
ing Eiven 90 honor Count Won
piatcn. who loft today for Alaska.
20 Dc some several months
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Dinner at Rainier Club

Mr. and AIRS. Reginald Parsons
viii entertain with a dinner al the
Rainier club on Thursday evening.
April "a. and later az tho Cornish
Little Theater GO witness tho Man
o. Destiny" BY Rernhfd shaw. pre-
sented by Mr.. and Airs, Burton
Iamnn-
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WU Conclude
.Leaten Series

The Mblo Literature class Of the
W0men's University club Mrs.
Everett smith, leader, viii have the
last meeting OF It's Lenten series.
Thursday morning. az io.so o'clock.
In Observance OF Good Friday
there win he no study Glasses az tho
club On Friday,
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woMENs COMMERCIAL
CLUB


The women's Commercial club win
hold It's next luncheon at tho Hotel
Washington Thursday. April II. at
noon. Mr.. Herbsman. Of tho China
club. viii speak on What the Won.
Recital" 10 be given by Allah Chap.
City" Mrs. 81. NJ. Cullen. Nine Car.
son and Mrs. Sophie l.. Clark viii
give short talks on their own bust
ness. The new members who joined
the club during the recent member
ship contest viii DO introduced.
a report VIII be given on tho clubs
recent trip over the Carbon river
road to Mount Rainier. at which time
they served sandwiches and coffee
to the volunteer road workers.
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Luncheon and
Matinee Pdrtu

To honor Mrs. Ernest e. HRrri-
son Helen Thompsonl Miss Anna
Louise SoelhorE VIII entertain az
luncheon on SATURDAY. after which
The guests viii attend the matinee
OF the Czech Folk festival at the
Cornish Little theatec
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Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. Douglas shelter 4 entertain.
ing with An informal bridge lunch.
con of eight covers AZ her home on
Friday afternoon.
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Gait
SUTTON tried 20 kiss me last
night and wouldn't let him.
PRuE-Did II mako him angry?
SUEi-It did. He said no wished
no had called on you.-Tit.Bits.
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LEGIsLATTvE couNcIL

Delegates who expect to attend the
woman's Legislative Council OF
Washington in Tacoma, April % TO
25. are asked to write Immediately 10
Mrs. II. l.. HoucIs. hospitality com.
mittee. Gil ". Fifo ST.. Tacoma.
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SEATTLE COURT no.
Seattle Court No. /. Order OF
Amaranth Social club. win meet at
the homo OF Mrs. II $. Peters. 4si7
First ave. y. T.. on Thursday.
April IL. Luncheon a; 1870 O'Clock
LADY EAGLES CLUB
\ Tho Lady Eagles club viii hold
u public card party Thursday. April
II. at Wings cafeteria.
WOMEN OF
aloosEHEART LEGION
The Women Of Mooseheart Legion
viii meet in Moose temple. Thurs.
day. April IL, at p. m.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Plumbers and Steam Filters will
hold their next meeting on Thurs
day. April II. at p. IN. in the
Union Record building. Members
urged to attend.
CIVIC SOCIETY
Then Green Lake Civic society
will hold business meeting in the
Green Lake public library. Thurs
day. April II. at p. m.
woMEN's SOCIETY
The women's Society Of the First
Baptist church win hold an all-day
meeting at the church on Thurs
day. April II. Program at 100 D. m.
SUNSHINE GUILD
sunshine Guild viii meet Thurs
day, April II. at II n. m. with
Mrs. Jennie lite, 81 w. crernona st.
QUEEN CITY
CHAPTER o. Il. 8.
Queen City Chapter. o. f.. s.. win
hold Patrons night at Masonic tenn.
pie. Thursday. April IT. Utilization.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. 7
Round Robin club Of Seattle
Lodge No. Z. d. II. p. A.. win give
a progressive whist party. Thurs
day evening, April II. at 8 O'Clock.
with Mrs. a. Greyerbeihl. 421 2sth
ave. S. Take car No. II to 2sth
ave. s.
W. y. A. SOCIAL CLUB
W. y. a. Social club, No. 8. OF
4 The Maccabees, win meet with Mrs.
rhomas r. Forsythe, 1920 32nd ave.
Thursday. April IL. Luncheon at
D. m, cards at .. m. Members
and friends invited
WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 9I4
Washington Hive No ladies'
of the AIaccabees, viii give d card
party. Thursday, April IL, at I. o.
o. r. temple. 10th and u. Pine 81.
Luncheon ut o'clock.
SHERMAN CIRCLE
Sherman Circle, Ladies Of the G..
4. H., will give a card party. Thurs.
day, April IL. at p m. az Roose.
welt hall. 1851 Third ave. Refresh.
: ments, also homemade candy booth
md other features for the entertain.
: ment Of the guests. Everybody vel.
come.
NINA FRY TENT
THIMBLE CLUB
Nina VI. Fry Tent Thimble Club,
Daughters OF Veterans, win hold
bazaar and homo cooked dinner fol.
lowed by a card party, Thursday
syoDing, April II from 9 TO 10 o'clock.
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WEST SEATTLE

WEST SEATTLE
WoMAN's CLUB
Tho West Seattle woman's club
win meet Thursday. April II. at 2
p. m. AT 1853 Sunset ave. Hostess.
Mrs. Goddard. for IAN Afternoon
With Mrs Goddard"
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Wonen's Clubs

SEATTLE CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Seattle Civic Improvement
club win meet Thursday. April II.
at p. m. at tho Federated club
house.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will meet Thurs.
day. April II. at tho homo OF Mrs.
X. Loewe, BIG ". fist st. Luncheon
at 1890 p. m.
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woafAN.s cIrY cr.rrR

" Ossitlf , LII1 CLUB
The Woman's City clpb will meet
Thursday. April IL. at tho Y. W. c.
A.. DIR. Howard Wooiston. head OF
the sociology department NJ the Uni.
vorsity OF Washington. viii speak on
city Watch Towers" and Miss Eve.
Ism Gardner OF the Social Welfare
league will talk on the work.
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NINA FRY TENT
THIMBLE CLUB
Nina NJ. Fry Tent Thimble Club,
Daughters OF Veterans, viii hold n
bazaar and homo cooked dinner fol.
lowed by card party. Thursday
evening, April II from TO 10 o'clock.
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,r p q c,Ann pAnrY

w. r.. c. CARD PARTY
A card party will be given by tho
Women's Relief Corps, at tho City
Hall. Ballard, Saturday evening,
April 10. at o'clock. Tho public Is
Invited.
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COUNCIL OF

CATHOLIC WOMEN
a meeting OF The board Of trustees
Of the Seattle Council Of Catholic
Women Is announced for Thursday.
April II. at D. m. In the office at
4ls Fifth ave.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club. o. +. a. will
meet with Mrs. Helen Barclay, bt26
Director ST.. Friday, April IS, at 2
.. M.
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BALLARD l.. 4. l..

BALLAiD 7. T, y.
Ballard l.. r. T.. will hold n meet.
ing Friday. April IS. at 2 .. m. at
Bethany Baptist church, corner Of
West 61st and goth ave. N. w. All
members Of w. G. 7. u. and friends
urged 70 attend.
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ppNLApp.r. A.

DUNLAP PIT. a.
Tho Dunlap PIT a. will hold us
next meeting on Tuesday, April 90. at
2a5 y. m. Executive meeting at 2:15
D. m. in tho basement.
Miss Nellie Goodhue viii speak on
"The Need Of a Better Classification
of our Children IN the school" .Elec-
ton OF officers and delegates to the
convention.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

SEATTLE COURT NO.
Seattle Court No. 1. Order OF
Amaranth Social club. win meet at
the homo OF Mrs. II. $. Peters. 4sf7
First ave. n. T.. on Thursday.
April IL. Luncheon a; 1870 O'Clock
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The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Plumbers and Steam Filters viii
hold their next meeting on Thurs
day. April II. at p. IN. in the
Union Record building. Members
urged to attend.
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W. b. a. SOCIAL CLUB

= y - - VIII IEFIT y
W. u. A. Social club. No. 8. Of
Athe Maccabees, win meet with Mrs.
'rhomas r. Forsythe, 1920 32nd ave.
Thursday. April II. Luncheon at /
p. m, cards at .. m. Members
and friends invited.
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CIVIC SOCIETY

Then Green Lake Civic society
viii hold a business meeting in the
Green Lake public library. Thurs
day. April II, at p. m.
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WOMEN OF
aloOSEHEART LEGION
The Women Of Mooseheart Legion
will meet in Moose temple. Thurs
day. April IL. at p. m.
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Sherman Circle, Ladies Of the G..
y. H., will give a card party. Thurs.
day, April II. at y. m, az Roose.
welt hall. 1851 Third ave. Refresh.
!. ments, also a homemade candy booth
md other features for the entertain.
: ment Of the guests. Everybody vel.
come
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-23
STAR PLAYING.

On both sides every player was a
star, and therefore so many stars Of
n.arly equal brilliance that it is al
most impossible to pick any set CT
stars. Every man played the game as
is the issue of the world and eternity
depended upon the outcome, but bright
est of all stars were the two centers,
fIargrove of Hampton and Taylor OF
Morehouse. Both played fine game
Hargrove scored II points and Taylor
10. Every player was like sun in 8
armament of stars. Gnnn played daz
cling game at guard anI as usual dis
played his unusual dribbling ability
In Jones and McNichols Hampton has
two fine forwards, whose all-round
game was great. Captain Langston was
the usual streak and broke UP several
rallies of Morehouse. Simmons and
zambright were the two substitutions
made by Hampton and both played a
hard-fought and consistent game dur
ing the time they played
In Gayle. Clark Taylor, Bailey
Sykes and Warehouses; two substitu
lions, Archer and Allen, Coach Har
vey had a team of which he should
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-23

the famous NewsYork Legion Five are
completing the longest basketball
schedule eevr undertaken by colored
basketball team.
Playing through nine states, twenty
six cities and travelling over 5000
miles is a record for any colored team
to be proud Of, with only five players.
to be called on. Starting with a game
in New York City on January 7th,
with Washington Heights Y. M. H. A.
the Legion Five made the following
cities in the order named: German
town, Pa; Atlantic City, N. j.; Wash
ington, D. c.; Arcadia, Pa; PIT. Pleas
snt Pa; Pittsburgh Pa; Cleveland,
Chic; Detroit Mich; Toledo, Ohio; In
dianapolis,, Ind; 1.-TWO games) Dayton,
Ohio, Lockland. Ohio; Louisville, KY:
1.-TWO games) Lexington KY; Franz
fort, KY; Winchester, KY; Paris, KY.
Oxford, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; ano
Washington D. G.
Surely, Pat Harrigan, John Frisco
Yates, Smut Stewart, Walter Hackey
Rhone, Elmo Nelthrop and Jap Clarke
have earned the title of New Yorks
representative team in colored basket
Eall in metropolitan centers. A coIore1
basketball league will probably Be
formed next year through the efforts
CT the manager of the Legion team. Ac
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Nine. Prenty Seeks to
Restrain Fight Body.
(Pnston News Seryice)

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb.-Suit in
equity to restrain the Pennsylvania
Athletic Commission from stopping
boxing exhibition she plans to stage
this week was filed in Common Pleas
Court No. last week by Madam Bes-
sic Prenty.
In her bill of complaint, she alleges
that since being granted a license Dc
cember 1, the day the Commission
was established. the body has estao-
lished hostile attitude toward her un
dertakings, and sought to prevent en-
jqyment of the privileges with which
the holder is endowed.
The plaintiff holds license to con
duct boxing exhibitions at the Golden
Gate A. C. formerly the old Nations'
Arena, at Eleventh and Catherine SITS.
She seeks to make William H. Recap.
the chairman. Fred White and Harvey
]. BOYLE members, collectively enjoin
ed.
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- And it being
said plaintiff
assets of obligations the Bonded Realty
amounting the
the the and it being further
Court
defendant being able within short time
plaintiff said obligations
the entire
Their ordered that said
earliest
with statement Of the
such offers
others
the Of the plaintiff
said
Mechanics Savings Bank. OF Rilmond, proper
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(By P. Bernard Young, Jr)

Hampton Va, Feb. ia buncn OF
Iangy, tall, and confident basketeers
iourneyed from Morehouse College
with the confidence born OF many re-
cent victories, met a shock, recovered
and after one OF the gamesC lights VII
messed at Hampton finally won tA9
game in the last few minutes OF play
by the score OF S4-27.
Hampton began the game with i
rush that took Morehouse by surprise
and gained them 9-point lead before
the first half ended.
Both teams received a hearty oya'
ton upon their appearance on TAG
court: both teams boosted OF yocll1r
Gus rooters, with the winner matter
of speculation. Morehouse scored flrst
with q free throw which was foIioWeu
Immediately by perfectly arcneH
shot by McNichols. The lightning-llke
masses. the thrills, the desperate flghl
ing-spirit of both teams, the eVluent
teamwork, and the enthusiasm OF Tue
spectators bespoke from the beginning
A game seldom equaled at Hampton
Again there was thrilling eAnloll
ion of tries and blocks until HargroVe
sank a shot from mid-floor. CLARK VI
Morehouse followed this with 1as'
one. The score was then 4-S in lamp,
toms favor. Jones, McNlchols, and HaL
grove scored shots from all angles anu
ran the score to 1913. Taylor then sho'
one for Morebouse, Hargroye sank an
other from mid-court, and, as the nan
zvav point was reached, Sykes dropped
one in, making the score 1879 III la'o'
of the 'Seasiders.'
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I'M GOING TO HARRISBURG"
WRITES OSCAR CHARLESTON
preston News Seryicel


Pittsburgh Pa, Feb.-In a letter "a
dressed to the Sporting Editor of the
Pittsburgh Courier, Oscar Charleston
the races greatest outfielder and form
ely member of the indianapolis A.
B. C.'s clarifies the atmosphere in con
rection with where he is to play dur
ing the coming season. The letter in
part follows:
San Nicholas As, Havana Cuba
January "a, 1924
&. -. just few lines to let you
hear from me. I have been reading d1f
ferent newspaper reports as to where
intend playing this year. 1 am going
to manage the Harrisburg Giants.
although it will be our first year as
league team, we expect to have a
strong club. and are looking forward
70 accomplishing great things"