SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 16, 1522.
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lAsheville And New Bern
. ; Fight It Out Today
University To Pfey
Thirteen Games
HUCK FINN AND TOM SAWYER
- By DWIG
GONNA
THE NEW BEfttfT SUN-JOUttNAC
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p (f8K3g); 5 final High School! fey ; SPEIRBSj;
(.By Assciated Press )
, CHAPEL. HILJU Dec. . JG.-The
i'carse shout of "signals" boomed a
cross th chalk-lined field at the
Uruvsriity; of -North Carolina's stamp
ing ground' here - today- when two
- powerful, ...undefeated football elev-
em--Aslaeville. from, -the- .wesjt .and
" New Bern from, the East met to de
cide thfe. atate high school champ ion -fenP
.
A full weckMate, the game prom
laed-to be one of the; greatest - that
luSi echool . football ; followers . ..eyep
have witnessed, AKhpvill
flushed
with, expectancy of ultimate triumph, j
:.. showed csnfidence - in ..every move. .-'
mw Uenu equally as strong and no
J6-3 uro ,of victory, rolled its heavy-'
' raiiUns scoring machine, to th.' f ray,,
hnekies all.: red : of: cheek, powerful
cf hmld and fleet of foot. . ,r
'I$Wstern;'. : aggregation ;.well
- rrirne4 'HU jlent3i! of practice, came
: tii:t5x$' fieW with an.s nviabl season's
; f 6 -fird, .Sjahind' -it. " Ashevillet his met
: tn elisoJs' since t,1ia' flsl: fciclfoE of
U'.ij yepr. Only three of .these were
in the championship matches. A to
ti! ;of . 198, points were, piled up by
ountaineer- in. theser games" a
eaiuisfr 2 for .their optionent. ,, :;
'-Trio- team ha met stiff ;.opposition
all through, but has won most f .its
' i'bja83 by decisive sceresi.' AsirevJire
?.. pJa-yed two . tie games-ooe jTFith
KoxviHc, . -Tennessee . champions;
vjich resulted iw a ff-Os score;., and
With Bingham, which ended 6-C. ''
4 a the three state high : school
'iliftmpioaalup tbattles, sAsheville toll-r l Griffin -
ed vt-.SalislitUfj!:4l to, Oi clawed. 1 j Grantham .
Pt-hita out of Chaclotte, , while . the , Ruval -Matter
-went scoreless, and' won the 1 Henrtes '
right to represent the West io the Morton '
ftMals by taking Monroe's measure I TT. McSorley
to 7. , (Simpson
.- On tlie other side of theficld, the j Whitford
P.nus . TSevr Bern outfit laid claim j Phillip :
ri as many,, or more, : laurels! New KTcSorley
. . t ' - "; 1 1 t
Arms Have Akri ved
For
iptain Albert T. Willis
tfcc .local battery unit yesterday had received its' firet &hip
n:tnt of r arms and amunition. - ''- ' ' -1 " "
. The , shipment consists of 89 .side-arms tenM rifles and
"QuanUty .of ammunition. -These h-ave been -distributecf
pmougr the members of the.
guard duty and were used by them last niht. . ,- J m
. The arms were rushed here abend of time with" the co
operation of .Adjutant" General Metts. " -
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VilrfiTnrr iiinn '
JCIJ LUiJ . niuti :
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CJcod GainQ! !$ promised at the
T. tX A. Tonight. Fans
Arer fjrgod T Attend
Bikfiithii fanw will- sea . a .good
Same at . the Y, , II. -C. A. gymnasium
towjshtf whew, thcr-f . Jd-' :; A. ' team
metti Trenton High School. ' f.
The-.. &ame , will start at T:S0X
o'clcvcl:. , t
; the 'fY'f-boys have a mighty-fast
teivrj., , Wjth athe exception rt ,. the
first' game; they, played against Jack-
Scnvsjle,:- they haven't ; met : with' a
single defeat and have been show
ing- improvement of form right along.J
; It 13. iioped, that a laVge number f
'tend wlHean- hand'-to root' for 'the
boya at tonight's game.
15" JEfa IS
ASY VIGTOB
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New Bern Higlv School guds con
' tinned.:, their winning .. stretik w last
jiii?it when they defeated -the Kinyion,
,&iria bisXetbiU team, by he score
-ef 0-12. -. v . --
The . game was played at , the - Y.
M. C. A. gymnasium here and " was
t witnefcsesd' by- a large ..number, of
spectators, The locals got -away to a
uoed start and managed to hold their
lead throughought. Kinston displayed
SpodXtahiywrli huf were; inclined' tb
be. inaccurate aa to their shooting for
baak-OtSi -j -. .:;r, ; .-. . .- , ; 4v .. j
:,.- i'liB. JJfW Berq girl have? developed
ft .spfertdrd team .and they expect - to
through tba- season without meet
inz with defeat. ... -
SMALL AUDIENCE SEES
MUSICAL COMEDY HERE
. ."Sally, - Irene, and Molly,'., musical
' . ffomdy,iiwa8 -witnessed -by -a rather
3iualV -audience . at the Show . Shop
."last lilghL : .v .; . . '. i
Whia It-is: true- fhsMt the attraction
was not oft.- outetandmsr merit, still
i5-Ta'fi along fan-ly weir and- keptthe
audience amused with its .different
lumbers, n, - Cr Overton, s the
I Ucrn came down the season's grind
I with n. tnt.il nf . 1 flfl . nninto. otrflinst fi
for" her, opponents. This' lone' 6 was
scored by .Washington, the only team:
tQ. cross ?Tew Bern's goal line. vThose
that fell before this powerful' eleven
included the Choice teams - of the'
Eastern .'section . 'foremost anion;;
Which- 'were - Washingtony'- ICinston,
Wilmington, Rocky Mount and San
ford."'- , '
;-Every, team' that New Bern- played
was a 5 championship' - contender.
Rocky Mount was- the first to- fall be-
fore tne New -Bern ians( 2T to 6: New
liern scorea z points aerainst. wash-
ngton's 0 ; 1 9 . against .Kinston ; 39
against. Goltlsboroi 24 against Wash
ipgtoni . which scored. 6 this time; .13
against Wilmington;; 31 " againtsr
Rocky". Mount and 6 against Sanford,
the. hardest fought game of the sea-
son-- .- - . V - , ...
..New Berh swung, into practice early
t him week., after -six of her first- string
men twere , relieved f guard duty at
the' fire- area. These boys have been
serving, in the 117th Field Artillery
battalion of the North Carolina Na
tional Guard. ' .. . . ,
While ' so - large delegation accom
panied,. New Bern's . plans in this di
rection were somewhat interf erred
with because of the recent fire: In
terest in. that city, however, has never
laxed despite the catastrophe which
swept- it, .. - - : '
The lmeup:
New Bern Position
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Asheville
Fitzgerald
- Frady
" ' H. Weir
Smith
1 Felmet
W,' Weir
Atkinson (C)
James
. .. Brandel
Green
Chekales
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Local Battery
arfnounced this morning" - that
battery' who- are -Engaged
m
"tired business "man," was the ce'n:
tor ;of,. attraction- and. broutrht-? fi'P-
I quent laughs with his . comic antics.
Kathleen; King, as the nagging wife,
also played her part well. The'chorus
was fair. ' ' - 1 " f "
Suit: of ;iarfc Griy Oxford Cloth.
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t It is made with a box coat,
hasv a its trimming, stitching of
meat, at "the wrist 'is the duuble
fqund in an inset of flannel on the
cuff and coat.
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,, . Install New Ilant
Hickory, j-Uec. 16. The,; Timo3
Mercury, foi-.the past several years
printed in Gastonia and Xincolnton,
is installing a modern plant on Tenth
avenue here and will begin the pub
lication next week of a semi-weekly.
Mr. .Frwl White .Says, "Don't Idle Be
: oiusc vYou Only See One Rat.?" -"I
did, pretty soon I found my cel
lar fulK They, ate n1y potatoes..' After
trying RATrSNAP I got 5-dead rats.
The rest later. They. pass up'-te po
tatoes to: eat RAT-SNAP." lf,nthre
are rats around your placefojlow
"Ir. White's example. Three sizei-35e
6&e $1.25." , us4
-Sold and guaranteed , by J. . S-Baa-night
Hardware Co., and. F. S.'DUv.
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Study. Co-p. Plan r ' ''
Raleigh, Dec. 16. RaleighWas the
mcccaf yesterday for leaders -in the
co-operative cotton selllngf.iwovehvent
from- several ; Southern f?ttes. They
were particularly interested .in learn-v
ing that North Carolina'-na stepped
riEfltt up to the. front and proims-ei to
stand at the-head )f the list, v '"1 '
Tlrey; y,f re especially - pleased , to
learn that deliveries to the. Tar
Heel cotton co-operative -conynue to
be large; and the fact that, over eight
worn over a straight line dress, and;
heavy white silk. A novel arrange-!
cuff, and the interesting white is I
collar and ivory buttons trinimins: '
-th'-t; '
hundred -bales had been received on
theprevious day was favorably com
mented on. . - -. .
Pinckney Arthur Jead
Kinston, - Dec. 16. Pinckney Ar
thur fatally injured by a truck near
the intersection of Queen anVl Blount
street here Tuesday,, was best imowM'pnediate section on
as, the originator oS a famous variety
of ;?tobacco bearijtg his name. The
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Now
1923
Our Christmas Savings Club opene d last Monday morning and already a large
number of members have ",een enrolled i n one qr more of the five classes, V.
Yesterday We Paid $15,000 To Our
1 ' 1922 Club Members
We want you to be among those wh'o will receive checks ;next year; When you
receive your weekly salary today come in and enroll in the new club or if you pan t
come in today, come in next Monday.
Join
The
'Pinckney Arthur Tobacco" is . wide
ly grown in this belt and elsewhere,
it is a prolific type of fine texture and
color. Just what experiments' led to
it,-, development are not generally
known, . but its introduction had a
considerable, influence, in the culture
of the. crop' reintroduced to this ira-i
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ify &, generation or.
two'- ago. It was. the recrowning pride
of a quiet old-man's life. .
Is the
Christmas
the Happy Throng of Peoples
Christmas Club Savers
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RALEIGH, Dec. R-Xerth'Caru-
Una
State this season will nlav one
of the lightest basketball schedules
in the history of the institution, only .
thirteen games being arranged, ac
cording to an announcement of offi
cials today, x -
Five of the "contests will be played
here, and eight in foreign territory.
Trinity, Wake Forest, JSIoiu' Guilford,
Davidson, . Woiford, 1 Furman and
North Carolina University will be the
opponents. The season ' will be open
with Trinity' at-Durham: on January
20 and close' with the Methodists
here on February 24 '' J
"In addition to, the numerous -other
attractions staged .. each winter at
the cityvauditorium, all 'the road
shows booked for? Raleigh this year
will, be presented in the municipal
building." -it was. stated.: "This. Kiearis
the Tech tossera mut :o:ifine their
practice to the wholly-"nadociuate y.
Mi C.'A. court at th4 college ;tnd he
makers- of the schedurei' hav- found
It: very; hard' to arrange honw ganws
without - conflict with other attrac
tions. For this reason Graduate Man
ager. J. W. Harrelson has scheduled
only, thirteen games." . . ',
The schedule follows:' '.
' January .20- Trinty, Dm4iani.
February 3 Wafke . Forest,. , Ra
leigh. "
February
- February
College.
February.
February
burg, S. C
S Elon, ' Elon- r-olkge. .
SB Guilford, Guiiford
7 Davidson,
8 Woiford,
Davidson.
Spartan-
. February
s. c.
9 Furman, Greenville,
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TO PROHIBIT FURTHER V
'TAX EXEMPTION PLAN
: . (By Associated Press) .:
WASHINGTON, Dec' 15.
House and Rujea Committee - todayv
voted to give privileged statua, ta :hf
Green - resolution; proposing "an"
niendment to. the constitution -undei
which further issuance - of- tax 1 fx--empt
securities would.. be prohibited
'';"-'V'' Sv- " v 1 . ' . " "' "' v-'r "".i''
. Adopt Prison Charges .' t
,.: Ralcigb, Dec 16--Diectota a(
state v prison adopted' Superintendeni.
George Pou's recommendations forf.
the abolition of the criminal insa'o
department, fop the establishment 0'
prison industries. In which to' tralrf '
prisoner; - for a. tubercular colony
which not only state, but county, pri
oners, may be eent fo. treatment,' ptiv
ferably near t the sanatorium ' now;
state maintined for that purpose, andi r
for the purpose' oi constructing eult-,
able quarters fox employees and ivr(e
oners at the Cary i farm. Architect
Franks B. Simpson,' of Raleigh, ,-wasC
employed.' ...t . i--r : :s:.
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and feel fine oft. ' , , ,
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