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HUCK FINN AND TOM SAWYER - - - - By DWIG
cc ;em l earns - uisDiav
Eetterr Foirn Than East
TVO 'I" "'1 tt u' i J I "..l.;-. . THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL ; . . . ' . FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 11922.
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IMffl l Over 400 RflotCTS Went to Raleigh .TOg.:'
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Eachtyear at the close of the
football i!ei550n the- annual debate
takes t plaee. aB to, which: .- section is
supreme, on, the gridiron. ... ,; .. ,v -.
Ia-iny opinion there- Uanighty litf
Cjierjencc bttweenj Uia . brand of
f ootball played in the three sections.
Jf there ia a-shade, It ia my belletthat
it belongs to. the.-West.. : ,
Had: , Chicago defeated', . Princeton,
53 at ."was- doped: to, -and ordinarily
vould, the- west; would . be doing a
t of crowing about this ". time. . It
iu2d. "have" been;' possible : to? have
ed the -west l far superior to -the
t had not Chicago failed.;,'. ..,v
Chicago crossed . the Princeton
il line three, times on atralgrrt
. jthall, John Thomas gaining
through th- Tiser ,line at wiU . and
f coring all of . thevthree tauchdowns.
Neither Harvard-nor Yale was able
to cross the - Princetons.- hnei, -
Princeton scored three tbttchdowns
e n Chicago. One, was-.the .feeuKof a
f Jcag 3 .fumble- which, -waa. recovet'ed-
Gray, who ran 45 yards for a
ichdiwn. 'The other two' scores
sre the result of a ' series of ifor
ird pasf&s and penalties. ' " '
have done as Princeton has since de
featdYale and Harvard. In addition
Iowa has beaten Yale. All of which
would have made. , the ailing. very
fought for the east.-. - -
1 Pfiricetori can certainly .be., thank?
tX profusely by,.thc east, this, iyeac
lav saving tne prestige or tnat sec
tion Otherwises the -effete east, would
have suffered: adiy.: in many com
parisons that would have beer .drawn
by ,,gome-.oiJ the." partisan, westerne-
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LOSTTO LOCALS
Y. M; C. Team Lat Night
' Defeated the Visitors With
out Great Difficulty
i ftnal Princeton touchdown was
? made po3sibla by: a rather flu-.
piay-
:,bout 35 yards was attempted. From
i lai lt woma ue -Bucccaaiui as , no
a. Iger. player appeared a eld&e "-enough
: jt make a play on the - ball A' Chi
c ; zo player, however," interfered Tvith
' :-. receiver and Princeton got the
.stance and . first1 down; -
Before a fairly large number of
spectators,' tlie New Bern Y.- M. Cj A.
basketball, "team-last. night : defeated
Jacksonville High School at rthe lecal
gymnasium - by the . score of -40-22.
-The visitors, pqt up a good stiff tight
hut.. were tunable ,.v to pyercome , the
Along forward pass oi superior passing of the locals. Koonce
and Ward starred for the visitors.
uie presa box there seemed .no chancefej-jackonyfllc wa rather ragged on the
Uerense and, inclined to -pay tooiit-t
tie attention to. guariling- , c , ; . v
- Taylor and Wheeler ;f or. New Bern,
played a snappy game aa forwards
and. were apcurate in their- shots.
They were well backed- up by Shore,
who played center?.. . Zink- ard ; Mat
thews, as 'guards, broke up any ef
fectivej attempts : of . the , visitors- io
catch up .with the locals.
Although defeated lant week, which
, Upoc-rrAP: "rim fbNp'3 FROZE- '7:?'
h. back A:wH . ' ' " ' oft ml s
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Don't get the, ImpressidnM am, try
to "btJittie the -Princeton .vUitory.
. am simply trying to shoir the man-
er In. which it all came aboutrl.
ankly. I .must admjt I was putting, was due.lareelv inexnerienco and lark
. -r the Tigers -I em" stronfl for- Bill ret practice,- the. New Bern team looks
Itoper.'. J must; admit -.Princeton, was .-mighty good -and.- should , be able to
Vtry lucky to win. r .- '- ,' ihang up a .good record of vict(rle.i
this, season. . ' ' - .
Bcih teams made three touchdowns
cthat , the margin - of..-victory,, three
r-' -.5ramade possible , because
igers were able to score through
-oala from scrimmage while Chi
led. .
..Chicago - defeated Princeton;
, of the-bragging, theweetr could
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-Do .. you , f eel .physlcallj: .
well? Are you mentally .'
flepresaed when' things go " r -wrohg?
Triei this is- the- r '
Igtt-;flia6 r-yeuo iack'r t3S
necessary amount t,nae. . .
oua ehergy. Our methods' - '
- - astore robust vitality. , .
POIXMEXT i - .
Dr; J. fily GqiixiinsHam
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. - THE COTTON FUTURES
, NEW -YORK, Dec. 1. Cotton fu-
ftures opened steady: v :
December i ...... i 25.40
Januaiy j . . -. .'. .". . . ..... 25.35 -
March ... .". 25.33
l May
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; . THE. STOCK; MARKET, . .
' "SEW YORK, Dec. 1. Extension
of Wednesday's short covering move
metf, combined ,. with -some, new in-
j'vestmentv.i- buying a, of. high - grade
shares, -, imparted a strong, tone , to
prices, at . the . opening., oftoday's
stock market.. The demand embraced
virtually the; entire list with-copper,
oil,t food and ral. shares- exhibiting
th greatest strthgth;. : v v ': .
r ; .Union Pacific. was. pushed, up 1
and.Frsco. preferred., with large frac-
I tional gainst. - ' . ,
""Perhaps fat i men- make .-the. best
-salesmen because .they have the bulge
on th'.lender.,salesmeni,. .. ,.. "
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SCHOOL ViHCi,
pSTst oh
More than 400 adult and juvenile
rooters of the New Bern High School
team left here this . morning on the
special train for Raleigh to witness
the New BernSanford game which-is
to be, played this afternoon.
It was an excited 'happy and noisy
crowd, that began asfemblyitig at the
union i depot at; 7 o'clock this morn
ing. Professor Butts, in charge of
the schotil band, played several se
lections, before. the departure of the
train. There, were songs and' cheers
as the rooters boarded the train of
seven . coaches and there was-, a Anal
loud . yell as. the . engineer with sever
arfloud. toots of the whistle, pulled
the train slowly out of the station.
Practically every. . seat, on the train
wasi taken.. Six were; reserved - for
whites and one for colored. .-
' The fans- expect to . reach Raleigh
at. about 12:30, which will give them
1 plenty of : time, to eat' dinner : before
going-out to Riddick Field. .The. train
will leave Raleigh at 7:15 this eve
ning and probably will arrive heire
some time , around . midnight. . . :
Word received here this ; morning
from , Raleigh was to. the effect that
the New Bern players are ready for
today's great struggle. VA11 - of the
team saw the Maryland-State game
yesterday afternoon. They underwent
a light practive at Riddick Field, this
morning which lasted only for a short
tirne. The players are in the best of
condition and are determined to' take
Sanford's measure this afternoon by
a,, large score. - . ,'
Sanford reached Raleigh . this
morning and immediately, went "out
to State. College. The team also uh- '
derwent a light practice this morn--ing.,
, ' , .
. A crowd of several thousand is ex
pected, at the game; This will include
New Bern's 400 or more " rooters,
500 from Sanford, A. - & : E. student
and, others.. . ' . . -- . -
MINISTER TO i BE TRIED
FOR SERIOUS OFFENSE
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GOLDSBORO; N. C, Nov, 29--The
trials of I, T. Dupltn, a rhinister, on
serious, cnarges made - by a Wayne
girl,, arid Ed, ' Edrpundson,' of Mt.
Olive;, charged With, the Jniirrtp" nf:
'Albert Farmer, are expected to fea
ture tne- present session of .t -1 Wayne
Superior court. " . ,
, J udge-- J:- L, Floyd Horton; said be
the youngest jurist' now. on the bench
In. the state, is presiding having sue-;
ceeded Judge Oliver. Allen, who spent
many years on the bench.' - '
HARVARD WILL
NEXT SEASON
TIGERS CLAIM
CHIEF HONORS
NEW YORK. Dec.1. What, team
in the east will have the . best claim
to the, gi-id honors in, that section
when-, the reason Is over. ;
"T". Supporters of" Princeton will very
'naturallv lav claim to the eastern
Centre Will Be Dropped . from -title,. They win. point to the victories
UVtir X 111? UliU X10.L ViXJ-ifc- aty tv v
, the Schedule - Next . Year,
- It Is Announced
CAMBRIDGE,, Mass.. . Dec, 1. The
Harvard "football schedule for next
Fall will be of eight games, one less
than this year. Four will be contests
classed as heavy. . .. .
- Princeton will be played as usual,
tw6 weeks before the game with Yale.
Centp . will -be . dropped. Virginia . or
North Carolina may take the , place
of Florida;. Dartmouth in all probabil
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ones. Every page. of , this .beautiful cata
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will probably prevent a meting ,wlth
Holy Cross. ' - v .
These,, it was learned today, are the
principal ' propositions ' which ': the
makers -of the Harvard -schedule, are
now taking into consideration. This
schcdjilevWill .be,, the,, first , under , the
tripartite, " agreement between, the
presidents of .the "Big: Three" group
Harvard,. Yale and. Princeton pro
viding for a lessening of gridiron ac
tivit.iesr'..anii will, be .drawn up in the
spirit of that agreement, it is under
stood. , ,
- Instead of playing a late Septembei
game, ; the! season will .not. open.. until
October.. Harvard's opponents in the
first "three games . may include other
thin.-;IiNewt; . England . collegers. Holy
Cross was found to be a stiff early
season task or, a ,,teamv under .gradual
deveropment,'Tand with - the prepara
tory season shortened it appears now
that that team will not fit into the
Crimson plans. - - v
"-' Dartmouth, which came to the
Stadium thia. year, after, an absence
of -many years, is likely to be, back
again for the important mid-season
game, if thft.Crimson and Green sche
dule makers can get. together on the
October .22.. date- "
Centre College was the fourth team
met by. Harvard thi3 Fall, and Dai't
mouth-the, fifth, and -the contraction
of the schedule wil have the effect J
of putting one -strong, team in the
midde of the list, where there were j
two., -.. . f
, To take the plaee of Florida, in i
following out the Crimson's custom of
invting at least one Southern college .
to come to . the stadium each year, :
Virginia or North Carolina will be (
asked.
Chicago sas a marke of supremacy.
Xafayettefs junexpectedV defeat by
W. and' J. has dimmed the claim?
of- that eleven. Prior i to, that game
Lafayette was generally regarded ty
the. critics asf the strongest team :n
the east. - -,.:.
Had not; Washington and Jefferson
been trounced by Pittsburgh 19 to 0,
Neale's team would have had a strong
claim to th-c eastern title. The defeat
by Pitt, 'which had. lost to. West Vir
ginia and ; Lafayette, has put' W. and
J. out of the running.
TTnnuestionablv Cornellffi . has the
Princeton. I If Cornell succeeds in de
feating Penn it "will have , a, clear
slate for the season and will insist on
"MAD MONK" ILIADOR .
I- COMING TO. AMERICA
Old Folks r Madd New
. "It is now five months since I took
a course .- of your medicine for gas
and stomach trouble and I am feeling
entirely well. .My . friends all tell me
I'm looking twenty years younger and
I certainly feel as "they ray. I am rec
ommend Mary's Wonderful Remedy
to all ailing with- stomach and liver
trouble.'.' It is a simple, harmless pre
paration - that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays , 'the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liv-r and in
testinal ailments, including appen
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Advt.
What In a name? Maine National
Guard cavalry has a Major Gallup.
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at least a tie with Princeton for the
eastern honors. !
Cornell's schedule has been rather
easy in comparison with Princeton
Colgate, Dartmouth, and, Pennsylvania
are the only, team on the Cornell
schedule worth- while The Tigers on
the othpr hand. ave,. beaten two of
te best teams in the east in iaie anu
Harvard) arid one of. the- best in the
west in-Chicago.- In addition Prince
ton has beaten Colgate in the east and
Virginia and Maryland ' in he south.
BREAK A COLD
cliapped hands?
MENTIIOlJUM
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and comfy.'
Ill FEW HOURS
f
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Over Twenty Years Experience.
, . Hours:
From 10 to 1 From 3 ' to 5,
"Pape's .Cold Compound'
Acts Cniick, Costs Little,
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4WTW lllWIVWli.
Chimney Rock Fire
Rutherfordton, . Dec. 1. Fire des
troyed the garage, s cafey store - and
home of S. S. Hunsinger and the post 4-
office at Chiney Rock this morning.
The flames were, beyond control when
discovered at about 4 o'clock.
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and
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You can relisn your meals without feat
of upsetting your liver
or stomach If you will
put your faith in
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Foul accumu-
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dizziness and sallow skin are relieved)
Small P"i -small Do3e -Siaa31 Prlca
:. Every druggist here - guarantees
each package of . "Rape's pold . Com
pound" to break up any -lo'.iand end
grippe 'misery, in a . few- hours or
money ; returned.'- Stuffiness,, r pain,
headache, fevierishness, ' inflamed or
congested nose and head relieved with
first dose. These safe, pleasant tablet
cost only.-a few cent3 and, millions
now, take them instead 1 of sickening
quinine. advt.
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Iliador, "The Ivlad Monk," of
Russia, self-styled patriacli of the
Russian, church, is on his way to
America, and will have the unusual
opportunity of sharing lit two
Thanksgiving festivals within a few
mouths. Last year this nnusu.il
cleric, was living in the famine re
gion of Russia, and had a larg-e
group of followers in the city of
Tzaritizin and environs, where tho
lack of food had beon almost as se
vere as Samara, Kazao, and other
striken regions. When food arrived
in Tzaritzin, and the American Re
lief Administration oegan the dis
tribution of corn for iidults and the
more general foods for children,
Iliador called his people together,
land conducted a series of thanks-
If ; we,, gpt everything we wanted j giving services in his church, which
there wouldn.'t be room to put it. Iwere entered into with deep fervor.
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