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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

mineham, and the selection 6f such nela as those '. chosen fin oisicsrs ., ana ! N. diFsc; men afe behind st the Al .M. A. ih af- filiated with neither the A. A. IA. the N. M. A. nor with any other national or ganization, but is d corporktiont operat- ing in the state Of Alabama.
 It was decided that for the present the quarters formerly occupied by the Birmingham Motor dub in the Morris hotel lobby will be maintained, with q branch, or information Duxean, in the lobby of The Age Herald building. The branch at The Age Herald will be for the purpose of directing tourists to the headqudrters of the club, or for supply ing them with minor information.
 A meeting oentAsnofficers will be called by the secretary for an early date. and at this meeting committees will be. appointed and plans discussed for the launching of a membership drive. <. z The men in charge of the club are de- termined to give Birmingham ah auto mobile club that the whole state will be proud of and that will De of real service to the member and the tourists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
:'I SHOULD WORRY."

WICHITA, Kan.-Gaylord Younkin. T8 arrested here with stolen car, said ' should worry" In his pocket police fannd pardon from the Oklahoma 6fate penitentiary and a parole from Kausas Industrial school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
GIRL,e BODY ARRTVEs
MlAs Hatchee Expired When Bashinl
 n atsxf as

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 20,-(Special
 T,eaaed wire. l--- The body of Miss Mat rsret Virriria Hatcher, 14year-old 1auRhter of fir. and Mrs. Frank II. Hatcher, 1916 Government street, who di1d euddefiiy Tuesday afternoon of acute indigestion while in bathing in
 Fly creek, just north of Fair Hope, ar lived in the city today.H The funeral will take place Thursday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
NEGREss IS HELD
Assault With Intent To Murder Is
 Charged

Lucille Wright, negress, is in county jail on charge of assault with in tent to murder Jenney Wright, another negress. The woman is being held for results, her alleged victim being in crit. ical condition as result of her wounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
ASSAULT CHARGED
Two Negro Women Said To Have Beat ----- nrInsnsa

en Third
 Gussie Smith and Rosa Smith, ne gfesses, were placed in the county jail Wednesday on two charges each of assault and battery with lR weapon against Viola Eubanks, another ne- gress. Rosa Smith was later released on 800 appearance bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

"Sold before noon"-the usual report following For Sale" Want Ad ir The Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

Lost articles are found, work ie ob- tained, help is secured, real estate Is sold, through Want Ads placed In The Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
A THOUSAND, DOLLARS
 COULDN'T BUY WHAT ITsDlD FOR HIM

Mir: M. L. Nancy, Asheville, N: C., Took Taylor's Blood Medicine a Year Ago. He Says That His Rheumatisrn Left Him; That He Feels Fine and Recommends It to His Friends, and Would Not Take One Thousand Dollars for What, TaylOr's Blood Medicine Did For Him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
MURDER CHARGE
Walton Negro Bound Over For Grand Nr,vxy

Jury Jesse Walton, negro, alias Geetchie alias Gold Tooth was bound over to the grand jury Wednesday by Acting Judge Thomas Roe in the court of nais. demeaYlors and felonies, on a charge of murdering Asberry Young, another Iie- gro. The killing took place about two weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

Sold before noon'--the usual report following For Sale" Want Ad in The Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
American Automobile In
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

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Evening star., 1924-01-27
SANDLOT MINES PLAN
TO JOIN FEDERATION

Organization OF Washington's sand
lot base ball teams under the local
branch of the National Base Ball
Federation will get under way at a
committee meeting of the District
hight Approximately twenty-five
leagues, involving unlimited, gov
ernmental, commercial, senior, junior
and midget teams, are 10 be recon-
mended for membership into the
District branch OF the federation.
Coincident with this meeting, team
representatives Of eight leading
amateur base ball clubs will gather
at the Knickerbockers' clubhouse
the organization of d league. After
the circuit has been definitely form
ed. consideration will be given TO
petitioning the District branch of the
federation for membership.
Most of the teams in the proposed
league are anxious to join the feder-
arion under an amateur status. Wav-
erly, Petworth and the Knickerbock-
erS are the primo movers in obtain
ing an amateur rating in the fedora
ton. Only a few of the teams desire
aemi-pro rating. The Mohawks, last
years independent champions, have
not yet decided. The Shamrock are
reported to want a semt-pro stand
ing.
Col. Wait c. Johnson will represent
the National Base Ball Federation al
Wednesdays meeting. He has been
in communication with several Off
Gals of the national body and he is
expected to further enIighten the
team representatives ON the require
ments necessary to join the local
branch Of the federation
Evening star., 1924-01-27
CLUB AIMS TO INTEREST
BOYS IN MODEL YACHTS

Interest In water craft and seaman
ship among youngsters of the Capital
will be greatly increased IL plans OF
; the Washington Model Yacht Club
materialize. Members Of this organi-
cation in session at the Capital Yacht
Club last night received assurances
from the director of manual training
of the District schools of his CO.
operation in having the building of
model yachts added to the course
available to pupils. Blue prints for
the work will be furnished by
Thomas Moore, naval aSchitect, OF the
Navy Department.
The Washington Model Yacht Club
last fall held a two-day series of
races with the Norfolk Model Yacht
Club on the tidal basin. The local
club plans for additional events next
summer on the basin and the Lincoln
Memorial rejecting pool, and hopes
to have entries from Washington
schoolboys of models up to nifty
inches in length, of racing yachts, to
! be built and sailed by them.
knowledge of the fundamentals of
! boat construction and seamanship In
! the coming generation will prove Of
great value to our Navy should the
need for their services arise" said A.
| w. Payne, an enthusiastic model
I yacht racer. in explaining the object
| of the clubs movement.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
GET OF MAN O. WAR
| TO RACE THIS SEASON
By the Associated Press.

Dy tHe AssVcldteu frtss.
NEW YORK, January 26.-The 1924
racing season holds unusual interest
for lovers of thoroughbreds, because
| II Will bring out, as two-year-olds S,
the first OF the get of the famous
Man o War, which as a three-year-
old was never defeated, and. except
for Zev. proved the greatest money
winning thoroughbred in American
turf history.
Twelve colts and fillies of Man o
War are qualified for two-year-old
racing this year. All but one of the
number are owned by Samuel D. Rid
die. whose colors Man O. War car
ried. and w. NJ. Jeffords. ]. X. Mad
, when the latter purchased Man o.
War FOR $1,000 as "a yearling. owns
the remaining colt.
Nine of the twelve already have
been given names that suggest their
famous sire. The Mist, with dam and
owner. follows:
Flagship. ch. c., out of Understudy;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jetfords.
Homerich ch. c.. out Of Bantanoen
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffords.
First Mate, CHI. g, out of Shady S.
Friendship Two, ch. C, out of Sea
Name; J. X. Maddux.
Maid of Arms, ch. f., out of Thrash
er, 5. D. Riddle.
Florence Nightingale. br f.. out of
The Nurse; Mr., and Mrs. Jeffords.
Fiotlla. ch. f., out of Santtssima;
s. D. Riddle.
Gun Boat. ch. f.. out of Star Fancy;
S. d. Riddle.
Seaplane, b. f.. out of Bathing Girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffords.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
FIELD TRIAL CLUB
ELECTS DR.. PAINE

At the annual election of officers
of the National Capital Field Trial
Club. held Friday. DR. Nelson Paine
was made president. and James Foley,
secretary treasurer. Both of these
officers are widely known bird dog
men. They come into Office under
very auspicious conditions for future
success of the club.
The expiring administration which
was headed by Dir. Raymond Fisher,
president. and Ford h. Young secre-
tary-tre asurer. was cordially thank
ed by thesmembers for the clubs ex-
ceilent financial showing. The deficit
of last year has been wiped out and
the club now has a balance on the
right side OF the ledger.
Or. Fisher read a summary of the
field trials held throughout the
country during the last year. and
showed that dogs owned by club
members had won forty-three times.
Many Of these were scored in compe-
tition with the best dogs in America
on the big circuit. The most notable
event was the winning of the anna
teur derby championship.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Although the Aloysius mentor has
not yet decided on his lineup, he
probably will start Farrell and Frank
Duffy. forwards; Casey, center, and
Fitzgerald and Ford, guards This
combination has made an Impressive
showing thus far. Paully Byrne and
Hap Farley also may be used. The
Marines are reported to have per-
fected a short passing game. The
defense of the Aloysians, however. is
considered sturdy enough to with
stand this method of attack.
AnacostIa Eagles will strive to
make IL twelve in a row at the ex-
pense of the Congress Heights quint
today at 3:15 o'clock on the latter's
floor. Both teams appear to be
evenly matched and a stirring battle
is expected.
Immaculate Conception Seniors will
step out of their class in game with
the Catholic Univer rsity freshman FIVE
Tuesday at 1880 o'clock at Brookiand.
Mays, Mills, Enright, Sheehan, Tom
Conners and kirchner are being
counted upon heavily by Immaculate
followers. Games with the Immacu-
late five can be arranged by COM
municating with Manager Ernest
Humphrey at 110S Sd street.
Capitol Prep tossers have hurled a
den at the city's leading teams in the
l15 to l20 pound class. Get in touch
with Manager Werdan at Main s474,
branch 10i. between 10 and o'clock,
Tossers representing the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry five would like to
arrange games on their court Febru-
ary and % and March G. Challenges
may be sent to Manager C. f. Hay
den, 1lO Duke street, Alexandria, va.
challenge has been issued by the
Takoma Midgets, who are seeking
games In the l00-pound class Man
ager Garrett Waters is booking con-
tests at Columbia $500.
Accurate shooting by Lynch and
each Gagged four baskets. enabled
MidgetS, is to 3.
kanahwa tOsSerS will have a tough
job on their hands TO dispose of the
heavier Pullman Athletic Club to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock on the
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. court. Kanawha
Juniors, by the way. are to hold a
meeting Tuesday night at 404 7th
street to discuss plans for a member
ship drive.
A spirited match was waged be-
tween the Boys Club Flashers and
the Arrow quint, the former nosing
out, Ia to 13. Challenges to the win
ming five may be sent TO Manager
Rothery at Franklin 1872.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Plaid (owaer, Fairwold Kennels); reserve Ra.
vonhurst Patricia {owner. Mrs, r. H. John
stonl. Local: Ravenhurst Patricia.
WELSH TERRIERS-Bitch: Welsh Jimmy
towner. Fred c. Kelly. Local: Welsh Zimpy.
MANCHESTER TERRIERS-Dog: Queens.
bury Surprise (owner. William L. Kendrick).
ScHIPPERKES-Bitch: Yperland Black
Beauty Of Flanders (owner, Mrs. H DavidsoaI. =.
PoMERANIANS-Dogs: First. Honeydew
Red Man towner. Mrs. Kate Carlin); reserve.
Eastney Bobby Of Cheswolde (owner. Mrs. A.
NJ. Goldsmith). Bitches Wee Goddess of
Pomona (owner. Mrs. A. Goldsmith; reserve
pollie Gold Tips (owner. Mrs. Helen G. ohl)
Loyal: Dogs, first. Frisky (owaer, Mrs. S. H.
! Dudley; second, Buddy (owner. Sam Steven
SOM bitch. Dusky Dragon (owner, Mrs H. Y.
PEKINGEsE-Dogs: First. Ashton More Tu
Eli fowner. Mrs. Z. n. Dinsley); reserve
Chops Of the Cottage (owner. Mrs. a. NJ. Gold
smith. Bitches: First Eidolon Tzo Kaug
lo~asr, Mrs. E. N. pinsley); reserve, Shan
Toze Sang (owner. Mrs. A. J. Fry). Local !:
Dogs. first, Swainson's Chinky Boy (owner w.
E. swatnsOn); second. Ching Tuns Iowner,
Miss Helen L: deBres):, third. ohmar Knee
lowner, Mrs. Jack EnseD; bitch. Kura Sang
kee (oTner, Mrs. jack Enkeu.
TOY BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS-Bitoh: {:
Lady Dainty (owner. Edward g. Schmidt.
cH1HUAHUAS-Bitches: First. Cricket
Lowner, NJ. r. Muller); reserve, Lola (owner
M. h. Muller. Local: Mexie (owner. Mabel
I. Jarboe).
GERMAN TOY PINscHERs-pos: Darling
! (owner, o. H. Cross.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
MANHATTAN BASKETERS
DEFEAT BOILING FIELD

Good goal shooting by Koontz and
Mavencamp's excellent defensive play
enabled the Manhattans to beat the
Boiling Field team, % to Is. last
night in the basket bail game in Con-
gress Heights Auditorium. koontz
shot eleven goals from scrimmage.
Anderson and Schuler did the best
work for the losers. The score:
Maintains (22). Positions. Boil. Field (isl.
KoontI ......... Left forward. ....-. Ar rderson
Manssy Right forward schuler
Southern. Center ............. Welhelni
Swan. Left guard. ...........Je Jewell
Mavenoamp. Right guard. Gilbert
Score By periods
MaEhattan ................ 4-22
Boiling Field. ......-...,.. lis
Court goaIs-Koontz (5). MsnSsy Nash
Southern. Swan t2l, Anderson 81, schuier
(3), Welhelm. Jewell.
Free goals-Southsrn none in 8; Anderson,
1 in 4; Swan, ] in q Sehuler, in l Maven
camp, ! in !; Gilbert, none in 2,
substitutions: Manhattans-Essh for Man
Refsrss-Mr. Valley. Time of periods-lo
minutes.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
ALOYSIUS FIVE WINS
OVER BALTIMOREANS

Aloysius tossers flashed a dazzling
attack to down the crack Baltimore
on the GonZaga Hall floor. Trailing
at the end of the first quarter. 9 TO 3.
the local five opened d drive that
gave il a 23toI3 lead at half time.
From then Aloysius was never
headed, although the Oriole City bas-
keters made several rallies. Paully
Byrne. former Georgetown luminary,
and Fitzgerald, Gagged four and FIVE
court goals respectively. Lehr of
Baltimore accounted for seventeen
points.
1t was the toughest battle engaged
in by Aloysius this season.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
LAWRENCEVILLE STRING
Is CUT BY ALLENTOWN

LAWRENCEVILLE, n. J., January
26.-The heretofore undefeated Law
renceville five suffered its first defeat
at the hands of the fast and powerful
Allentown Prep team 10 the tune of g.
TO 81. 1t was anybody's game all the
way through. and the visitors scored
their winning point during an extra pc
riod. Espy starred for the losers, while
Mathews played and excellent game for
the winners
Evening star., 1924-01-27
GRID COACH rs ARTIST.

the University OF Illinois. is talent
ed artist. He has several paintings
of attractive marine scenes which are
on display In the Art Institute OF
Chicago. Zuppkes education was
self-financed. He paid most OF hts
college expenses by painting signs
During the summer vacation he
drifted about the country painting
billboards.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Philadelphia Dogs Take H0n0rs Here School Title Diamond Sce
SINNOTT GREYHOUND BEST
AT KENNEL CLUBS SHOW
Laurels Also Earned by Widener's Shepherd, Freida
Won Humboldtpark-Held's Ch. District
Boss Leads Other Washington Entries.

Observation-Disclosures CANNES took highest honors the tenth
annual bench show the Washington Kennel Club that ended
Coliseum last night twoday
Rosemon Lkrd Fomatu graceful greyhound John
exhibited Rosemont
belonging \. by Josele kennels
best bitch benched.
Highest honors 1o District owners went to S Held whose cham
out opposition N the Judging tor the best local
the Rosemont kennels
Challenge ta" donated to the Washington Kennel Club by Mrs
times show OF the o eub The Gait which similar
awarded the Jole
to Medals give the winner
Evening star., 1924-01-27
WESTERN TITLE TO HARRISON

ST. LOUIS, January &c. L. Har-
rison Of the University Club of Cin-
cinnati defeated Andrew McKreery OF
the University Club of St. Louis IN
the finals of the first annual western
squash tennis tournament here today.
Scores: 16-17. 12-15, 15-2, 15-1o,
l5-l2
Evening star., 1924-01-27
ALOYSIUS QUINT TACKLES
OUANTICO MARINES TODAY

HOULD the uantico Marines formidable the
they grdron
- Aloyu basket ball today a
Hail floor Coach Colfower
the Devdogs pair practice last week and he
his baskeer the
will under o'clock the Aoyus Midges
IA team in
Evening star., 1924-01-27
EACH TEAM WILL BATTLE
OTHER TWICE In SERIES
Play Will Open March % and Run Until June &
Gridiron Dates Also Announced-Basket
Ball Starts on Last Lap This Week.
BY ARGYLE FINNEY.

high school coaches
With the basket ball championship series final
~ Tuesday the looking forward
add
and
and grdron
For the first time several high school base ball teams will
the 1924
will be played the first March with Western enconterg
outside played by the school OF the
Evening star., 1924-01-27
MILLERs SIGN TILLY WALKER

MINNEAPOLIS, January 26.-Clar-
ence ("Tilly") Walker, outfelder. who
was Internationally released by the
Philadelphia Americans last year. to-
day signed to play with Minneapolis
Of the American Association.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
WELLS TO BE HEADLINER.

ST. PAUL, January 26.-Bermordsey
Billy Wells. welterweight. of London,
England, today was signed TO head
line the next fight card in st. Paul,
on February I. His opponent will be
either Jock Malone Of st. Paul or
Dave Shade OF New York.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
YALE POLOISTS SCORE,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. January 26.-
The Yale polo team defeated the 1o3d
Field Artillery team of Providence,
13 to 5, here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

PHILADELPHIA, January 90
Frank Coar defeated Earl Drucken-
miller here today, 200 to l49 points.
in their match of the class national
amateur 1872 balkline billiard cham
DionShip
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Iinc-In and Summnr,.

Substitutiong: Iewrenceville-Prichsrd Tor
Davis. Davis for Espy. Carson for TrantOr,
Trantor for Carson. Espy for Prichard. Carson
for Barker Prichard tor Davis, Barker for
Carson, Davis for PiehArd. Referee-kr.
Marshall.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Line-Up and Summary.

Court goals-F: Duffy (sl, Casey (2!!: Col
Heng (3), Mesra [2). Lehr (6). Free tosses-
T. Duffy, in !; Byrne. in i; Ford. in q:
Fitzgerald. in 8; Hepg. ] in !; Mesra, 3 in
q; Lehr. in 8.
substitutions--Casey for F. Duffy, Collins for
Casey, Byrne for J: Duffy. Frank for Ford
McKinsey for Lshr, Lshr for McKinsey.
Referee-Mr. Schlosser Georgetown.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
GAME TO TIGER SEXTET.

PRINETON. y. J., January IS
Princeton defeated Cornell at hockey
here tonight. to 0.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
ALOYSIUS PREPS EASILY
BEAT COMFORTER QUlNT

Aioysius Preps easily disposed of
the Comforter Juniors. 35 to IL, In a
preliminary tilt to the Aloysius- Bal
timore Y, NJ. c. A. game last night.
Accurate shooting by McGowSn and
Flynn, who tossed five and four bas-
kets, respectively, won for the Alo
ysiuS youngsters.
Cochrane and Burns played best for
the Comforter five.
At half time Aloysius was leading,
1S to 4.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
IRELAND BEATS FRANCE.

DUBLIN, January 26.-Ireland de-
feated France in an international
rugby match here today, 6 to o.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Court goals-HcGowsn 49,, Flynn O.. Lang
her (3), Bresnahan (2), Fox, Burns t2l. Coch-
rane {3). Free tosses-Aloysius, 5 In IL; Com
forter. in 6.
Substtutions-Davis for McGoyan, Hnllett
for Flynn, MoGowan for Bresnahan, Langher
for Ho.lstt,
Referse-Mr. Simpson (Genzasa).
Evening star., 1924-01-27

since their victory over the Char
lotte Hall tossers, SO to 16, St. Johns
College ouint is confident 1t can take
the measure of Hyattsville High
Tuesday on the latter's floor. Norris,
Joseph and Terry OF st. Johns played
we'll In yesterdays match. Charlotte
Hall Win be met again by st. Johns
next Saturday a.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
ST. JOHNS Is WINNER
OVER BLUE RIDGE FIVE

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January as.--In
we'll played game here tonight st.
Johns won by 81 to 20 over Blue
Ridge College. ST. Johns had q
better balanced team, but the indi-
vidual star was Dunbar. center Of the
visitors.
Line-Up and Summary.
st. J. (37). Positions. Blue Ridge (e4).
Jarvis ....... Left forward. ...... Speicher
Matthews ..... Right forward. ...... Dunn
hApp SenteI. LUMBAR
Erberts ....... Left guard. ....... D. Miller
Webb ......... Right guard. .......... Hoks
Court soals-Jarvts t6), Aspp (6), Matthews
a. Erberts (2}, Webb. Dunbar (7), speicher
D, Miller, J. Miller. Foul goals-JayVis, { In
e; Erbsrts, In Ii Rapp, D in 4; Dunn, u
s; Dymbar. . n 81 D. Miller, . In !.
subsHtutions; g. Johns-Darley for Nat.
thevs, epcacAsy fcs asv7. 9las 1idss|.
Hsfssss-Is. Isss. (st. Jaha,sls 2lna q
halveS-Twenty AiHltes.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
c. w. A. ZAHN

Coach Dartmouth College. where he
has been successful In turning out
fast, fighting teams.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

:: X = =
A center should be tall, rangy and
intelligent. He must be tall in order
TO get the tip-off at the center of
the floor. He must be rangy because
most offenses and defenses are built
around him as the key man. He
must be intelligent because basket
ball is fast game and requires
quick thinking to analyze instantly
its many and complex situations.
Copyright, 1924. Associated Editors.)
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Accurate shooting by Lynch and
Warren of the Perry Midgets, who
each Gagged four baskets. enabled
their team to overcome the Calvary
Midgets, is to 8.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Considerable interest is being man
tested in the second annual inteTscho-
, Iastic swimming meet to be held uu-
der the auspices of the "C'' Club Sat
urday, March S, in the Central pool.
Eight events have been listed, inclUd
ing the so, 100 and 220 yard dashes
yard breast stroke and the 100-yarN
back stroke
Evening star., 1924-01-27

The three grand winners uu-
dGubtcdly deserve their laurels. Rose"
mont Liskeard t'ortunatus. brough'
here from England last August. has
been widely exhibited and never de-
teated. The shepherd. Freia Won
Fumbuldtpark. purchased by Mr..
Widencr for $4,000 in Germany four
years ago. in this country has been
defeated only twice and then by her
mother and haf-sister.
District Boss. Helds Boston terrier,
is considered the best OF its breed in
the United States. II has won eX-
tensively and came into ITS cnan-
Nionship last year District Boss
probably is the best show dog eVet
bred and trained in Washington.
The show. regarded by its sponsors
as the most sensational ever he!d
here, was we'll hlied with hish-tIaSs
entries and competition was unusual
ly keen amonS the various breeds A
fair share of Victories was scored by
local fanciCrS.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

A challenge has been issued by the
Takoma Midgets, who are seeking
games In the l00-pound class Man
ager Garrett Waters is booking con-
tests at Columbia $500.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Play I'm the 1924 champion ship foot
bail series will get under way Octo-
her II with Eastern tackling Tech.
Ten games are included in the sched
ule, the final clash being betweeu
Eastern and Central November is.
The sch hedule fOllnEs:
Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21
loves Cross Roads

A kitchen shower was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Carmine at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James WOOtten last
Friday evening. Several were pres
ent and many gifts were received.
Work was started last week grad
ing the road from West Corner to
Loves Cross Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Lewis and
little son Roscoe and Miss Anna
Harrison of Wilmington spent from
Friday until Tuesday with their
parents here.
Granville Lewis of Wilmington is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Lewis and enjoying the hunt
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Wyatt of Will
mington and Miss Alice Weist mo-
tored here and visited Mrs. Wyatt's
father, P. e. English.
Our teachers, Mr.. Lewis and Mrs.
attended the teachers
meeting at Dover last week.
A cold wave struck here the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and
son Calvin, visited relatives at
last Sunday.
I pay from ten to twenty cents
each for well made holly wreaths.
G. Jones, Milton, Della.