for February 23, 1923
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Winners AtlThe Traps
H. J. E. Thomas, of Sharpsburg, Md., won the prize for the best
net score in the weekly hundred-target trapshooting tournament this
week on the shoot off of a tie, with John Stewart, of Cold Spring
Harbor, L. I. Both these shooters registered perfect net scores in
the tournament proper and Thomas won the shoot-off, breaking
22 out of 25 as against 19 for Stewart.
B. H. Scott and Margin Line, both of New York, led in actual
breaks with 92 and 91 respectively. The leading scores were:
H. J. E. Thomas, Sharpsburg, Md 89-11-100
John Stewart, Cold Spring Harbor, L. 1 79-21-100
John Ebberts, Buffalo .85-12-97
B. H. Scott, New York 92- 4- 96
Curtis Wiggs, Delaware Water Gap, Pa 69-23- 92
Margin Line, New York 91- 0- 91
Miss Iretta P. Bush, of Wynecote, Pa., led the field at the rifle
shooting contest and won the prize with a high target of 140 out of
a possible . 150. Mrs. J. H. Stewart, of Cold Spring Harbor,
finished second, at 128, and Mrs. J. L. Keogh, of Buffalo, and Mrs.
Hudson Budd, of New York, tied, at 115, for third place. Others
taking part in the shoot were Mrs. W. M. Zett, of Richmond Hill,
who registered 112 breaks, and Mrs. C. H. Brackebush, of Chicago,
105.
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North Carolina's Language
( Continued from page 5)
the interest and loyalty of every one is American. North Carolina
people are North Carolinians, not Poles, Irish, Scandanavians,
Italians, Germans, or hyphenated anything.
One of these days when industry has reached the magnitude
toward which it is swiftly heading it is likely that the mill and
factory population of North Carolina will be the most desirable
mill and factory population in the world, for it will be of the soil,
a part of the community, a home-owing and integral factor of the
state and township, with American ambitions, and no hereditary
interests in any other country on earth. Where the North Carolina
hand works for the North Carolina employer, where both talk the
same language, where each knows the other, and where both are
citizens, born citizens, mind you, which is actual citizens, of the
community, where both are living where they and theirs before them
have been of the community, it will be different than where a string
of fifty or a hundred foreigners are hired by the bunch and des
ignated by numbers and herded in slume to stay until they have
gathered enough money to go back to the old world of Europe.
Think of that when you go out the road again for a drive, or
when you ramble along the village ways, or when you are on the
North Carolina trains. You are in an atmosphere of a little more
than 99 per cent. United States, with the sentiment and the ambition
and the habits and customs United States, and that is one of the
reasons why the big industries of New England are turning toward
North Carolina. The desire to get closer to the true type of Ameri
can patriotism, philosophy, progress and civilization is starting an
exodus of New England capital to the North Carolina region,
where American influences are still free from the many objection
able theories and practices that have come into much of the North
with the unassimilable bulk of foreign immigration, and which is
becoming a problem for the New England and the Middle states
which they do not know how they are going to solve.
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