Tossing of Gladiators to the 1
Lions Big Event at the "Hill"
Never Did Romans Enjoy Such a Spectacle More North Carolina
Was Never So Well Represented As She Was Yesterday In
Chapel Hill Went By Train, Autos and Trusty ford.
(Br W. . DICKSON.)
Chapel. 11111, 'Nov, 2. E'crhaps the
biggest crowd that ever witnessed a
(porting event In North Carolina was
assembled tit Chapel Hill yesterday to
the gladlatora thrown to the Hons.
And nt did Romans enjoy such a
spectacle more. Without official figures,
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an estimate of the number would be
Just an istlmate and nothing more.
l:ut. the impression given was that
there were euslly enough men present
to have won the recent war and
enouKh of the state's beauty Inter
mingled wJth them to lnaplre uuh a
feat. A rough guess, though, would
place tlie attendance at something be
tween en and a hundred and ten
thousand. '
And then ' there were the officials,
of course; but they aw something
different from what the rest ' of the
crowd witnessed. Otherwise, the ap
proximate mile and a quarter that
Carolina was penalized enduring of
the fray would remain for history a
dark secret Indeed. But the Hons had
a good feast, so what of It?
Anyway,; the next . time aome enter
prising promoter of an athletic event
wants a crowd he'll cancel his event
Just before It is scheduled to come off,
and thei uncancel It. It works Just
like that old railroad gag worked In
wartimes that gag about not wanting
passengers.
Not, of course, presumfng that
Charlie "Woollen had any such thing In
mind Tuesday night when that heart
breaking news went out over the wires.
Unofficial, unconfirmed reports are to
the, effect that he aged some fifteen
years during- a-certain 24 hours this
week, leaving him prematurely gray
iui slightly oh, ever so slightly bald.
f'ut all these and the other accumu
lated years slipped quietly awav yes
terday. The way Charlie beamed upon
that multitude at one and two dollars
per mostly two would have been
worth a day's holiday and outing, not
counting- the game. But it was the
multitude that did the perrlng, y'under
etand, not Charlie,
North Carolina was never so well
represented, even In the general as
sembly, is It was yesterday at Chapel
Hill. They came by train, automobiles
and Fords, as Ralph Bingham Is ac
customed to remark. But the point Is,
chiefly, that they came. And saw an
ample sufficiency. '
It was a crowd that assembled with
the utmost quietude, in a manner of
speakings its manner Indicating that
It was hoping for a wedding but not
so dern certain but that it might be
funeral. It went wild hy sections;
then all together at once, And when
It left Emerson to the pealing and ap
pealing notes of the old bell, every
bodywith a limited number of ex
ceptions felt like the young lady who
was so enthused that she kissed the
first boy ahe saw that she knew. Al
most, Indeed like he did after tha
kiss, when he felt Impelled to kiss hie
next nearest neighbor, who happened
16 be a mere man.. Now you know the
worst. . "" , "
There were a few thousand automo
biles parked here and there enough
to he decidedly noticeable. But there
was a shortage of accidents. A few
bumps, but they dldni amount to much.
The Virginia machine got the worst
one of the day. And then there was a
Ford that tried a nose dive Into a
ditch out west of town on the wav
home sort of a fly Ins tackle that held
the procession for downs about a quar
ter of an hour. Nobody waahurL
.ion inagmuceni jiannnng or sucn a
crowd in a place so Inconspicuous from
the census man s standpoint was due
to great ,measure to the fine co-opera-
lon given Chapel Hill's police force
ny trained tiaftle men from Greens
boro, Durham, Knlotgh, and other
speaking by and large, from the
viewpoint of the crowd, It was a gor
geous day, From Charlie Woollen's
viewpoint well, words fall!
SUMMERFIELD NEWS.
Pound I'ltrly In Honor ut Mla Junnlta
(raven Peraonnl Mention.'
'., (8prlil to Dally Ngwi.)
Hitmmerflflld, Nov. !!4. The lunlor and
senior classes of Hummerflold high
school gave a delightful pound party
at tho homo of Mrs. II. C. Brlttaln Fri
day night, honajrlnr Miss Jnanlta
Craven, who was the charming guest
oi Mrs. urittain last week.
Miss Moselle King left Tuesday for
her home In Greensboro to spend the
inanKsgivlng holidays. '
Miss Kate Hoskina spent Tuesday In
urcensooro anopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.Denny, of Oreens-
boro, are spending several days with
oar, ana Mrs. j. w. crows.
The Ladles' Missionary society held
Its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the homo of Mrs. Q. S. Milea.
Flans for the Christmas bazaar were
discussed. After tha business meeting
a delightful Social meeting was en
joyed during- which the hostess served
delicious refreshments.
Miss Nells Kagleson spent last week
with friends and relatives in Winston-
Snlem,
Miss Juanlta Craven has returned
to her home In, Climax after visiting
nor aisier, Mrs. n. c. Brlltalif. She
was accompanied by her sister, who
will be the guest of her mother for
several days.
Miss Mary Ellen Smith Is snendlna-
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mlse
Odessa Crouse, of Stokesdale.
Mrs, J. A. Itoblnson ond family mo
tored to Madison Thursday to spend
ma day with mends.
Th boys' basketball team of Stim-
merfleld high school will play Gull
ford high school Friday on the lat
ter's court.
Anions- the treats In store fne
merfield In the near future is a pliino
recital by Miss Moiella King, the
popular music teacher of the high
school. Miss King will be assisted by
Mlftn EllBaheth Oirhnrn. Th ronltol
will be given December I In the high
Bt-nooi auditorium.
Misses Kate Mosoley, Mlttle Jackson
and Annie Mitchell are spending
Thanksgiving; at their respective
nnmea.
Holly Johnson is spending several
ays wnn nis oroiner in Washington
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WHITSETT NEWS.
Miss MngRle ttreeaon Critically 111.
Personal Mention.
Scll! H Sally Nowil
W'httsett, Nov. 24 Miss Maggie
Qreeson -is critically ill at her home
near here, suffering from pneumonia,
and it is reraed that she will not re
cover unless there is a change for the
Dettor very soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor and Ed B.
Wheeler spent today In Greensboro
shopping;,
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Snyder and Mrs,
a, urewer, or winston-baiem, are
here Spending Thanksgiving with Dr.
and Mrs. w. T. whltsett.
Plans are rapidly going- forward to
light and seat the new school audi
torium, and it is hoped to have
ready for use at an early dnto,
The field secretary of the Chris
Hon Endeavor movement will spend
next Monday and Monday evening with
the organisation at this place.
The new pastor of the M. K. church
Rev. D. M. Clay, made a very favorable
Impression upon a large congregation
at bis first service held here this week
Several persons have been here dur
Ing the last few days looking fo
vacant houses, but at this time ther
is not a vacant house for rent in the
place.
Work has begun on getting out ssmil
for the new sand-clay road . running
from here to the Dexter Clapp place
south about four miles.
The basketball team has begun prac
tice. in earnest, and hopes soon to be
in position to have some match games.
- Another store is to bo, opened here
soon In the Taylor building, which n
recently sold.
Mrs, ft.- A.: Jenkins and dnughte
have gone to Greensboro (or a vlsl
after spending some time here
Ur, and Mis. A. F. Oreesoa.
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