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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-13
Metal XIV


garai garsino, buk isiverze Bal
garijon rumanai, ap i 700 ka-
reiviu, tapo veik vl5l ismustl,
mes austru Dunojaus laivi isnai-
kino tilta If per tai isivcrze Bull
garilon rumanai, negaledani savo
pusen pahegti, tapo arba iSmus-
ii, arba paskandyti. Bet ruma-
mai uztil<rina, kad ju padirFtas
per Dunojq tiltas stow sveikas'
austrai nieko jam ncpadare. Iaip
griestai priesingu atsitiklmg, kaip
supranta, butt ne9ah.
Neteisingas yra Berlino pranesi-
mas If apic isvalymq nuo rumanu
viso pietinio Dunojaus Sono, mes
pats vok;eGiai prane "a apie smar-
kius mdSius Dobrudzoj, kur pa
sta :ko net CANA tankiai, kad su-
jungta bulgarq If vokletlV kariu-
meme turf ten If a,gal trauktiesi,
O kaip IS Petrogrado pranesa,
net il atsirado Pavojaje, mes gall
but apstota. Taigi apie isvijim9
rumanu per Dunajp negali bit
kalbos, nors gal If padcjimas ge-
nerolo Mackenseno nera taip bio
gas, kaip praneSa is Petrogrado.
Rumanai prisipazista, kad kaip
kur jie prizes didesnes prieSq pa
jiegas turejo pasitraukti kitas
pirma prirengtas poziciJas. Bet
pa sitraukimas ne visuomet reis-
kia music tisiskq pralaimeJlna,
Rumanijos porte Konstanza tapo
issodinta narja rusu kariumene,
kuri suejo Jeq ~ruvon su ruma-
nais veikianciais Dunajaus pa
upiuose ir uzpuol6. deSinlll spar
ma Mackenseno kariumenes, kuria
norma iSvyti su visu is Dobru-
dzos. Rusai garsina, jog isvlJo
vokiecius ir bulgarus is dvleJu
kainu Dob. udzoj ir ateme nuo
ju cielq eile apkasu. Is Rymo
81 praneSa, buk. rumanai vel per-
sikele per Dunoju ir vel isiver-
re Bulgarijon. Jeigu zinia apie
tai teisinga, Siuon kartu, pamo-
kyti pirmutinio nepasisekimo, tu-
r5jo ten pasiusti daugiau negu
pirma kareiviu.
Veike Sitame kares fronte ir
vokieciu If austru orlaiviai, kurie
iiete bombas Bucharestan, o Juo-
dosiose jurese uzklupo gabenan-
Il amunicija rusiska laiva. Ka5
su tuom laivu atsitiko, nei vo-
kieciu raportas nieko nesako, tai
matyt nieko blogo jam nepadare.
Pasiel<e rumanIs nepasiseki-
mai If Vengrijoj, kur vokiecial
~ fiontq sugabeno DAFT
giau kareiviu, mes, matyt, rugo-
niu pilieGiu nutildymui nori bent
Rumanija iveikti, mes didesniu
priesu iveikti neistengia.
Sujungta vokieciu, austru ir
turku kariumene ateme nuo ru-
manu pradzioj kares ju uzimta
CANA dideli pramoninga Vengri-
JOS miestq Kronstadt. Rumanai,
prizes didesnes prieSu pajiegas be
dideliq nuostoliu pasitra lke j XII
tas, pirma prirengtas pozicijas.
Ir kalnai, tinkanti besigynimui
pries didesnes pajiegas, yra Wis
rumanu rankose. Bet dideIes
austru ir vokieciq kariumene5
zengia nuo siauriu ir stumia at
gal besiprieSinancius rumanus.
Jie apvalde jau visa buvusia ru-
anu rankose Alt kloni If apie-
linkes girias; taipgi perejimas
Geister tcko rumanq pTiesams.
~Smarkus artileriju musiai eina
pietiniame Balkanq fronte, ypac
81 tarp Presbar ir Vardar. Bul-
garai giriasi, buf< atmuSe serbu
uzpuolima, bet nepaduoda, kur
tas uzpuolimas buro. Gal tai
buvo vien patroles susiremimas.
Uz tai anglai pranesa, buk jiem,
teko: Ago, Matz, Komonjar, Hi
ristan, Kanilia, Kukuluk ir Eli
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-13
IS ANERIKOs.
AUKOS zYDAMS.

New York. SuSeipimui nuo
kares n1kentejusiu zydu per du
kares metu Amerikoj surinkta o
doliariu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-13
Dideji Kare.

Rctrenik Lol<el. Serbq kariume-
ne, stumdama bulgarus, pasieke
jau kloni Bella Voda.
Svarbesniu atsit'kimu, galinciu
sverti ant kares iSeigos Xxi siol
Balkanu fronte ncatsitiko.
Grekija Xxi Siol karen tikrai
neisikiso, nors didesne dails JOS
laivyno perejo jau i talkininku
puse. Bet talkininkai ten elgia-
81 kalp uzkariautame kraSte. Ka-
riumene dar su talkininkais ne
susidejo, bet su ia talkininkai
nesls!<aito, mes il sudemoralizuo-
ia, veik visa jan perejo j revo-
liucijonieriu puse. Ir revoliuciia,
kllusi Grekijoj, yra talkininkams
nardinga, mes jie Zinc jau, kad
Grekija, nors karalius kaszin
katp noretu, ne:asides su talki-
ninkq priests, mes karaliaus Gre
ki)oj nieks neklauso, visas kraS-
tas pasidave rcvoliucijonieriams.
o jie yra talkininkams prilankus.
Grckija niekam, net savo valdi-
nlnkams ncismoka algu, mes izde
plnigu nera, o su paskola pagel-
bon valdziai nei talkininkai ne
slSkubina. Nuo yietos pasitrau-
ke senoji ministerial, nauja ST.
tvere Spyridon p. Lambros. Bet
If jam nelengva bus be pinigu
krastq valdyti.
lurkal, neturedami kuom cir
tiesi namieje, praneSa apie rusu
nepaslsekimus Persijoj, kur buk
rusai tapo sultilusiu vidurines
Persijos gyventoju sumuSti ir is
vytl is didziausio Persijos miesto
lspahan. Beto Persijoj If buvo
vien kazokai ir ju buvo mazai,
todel Ju iveikimas neturi dideles
svarbos.
Smarkus musiai eina Rytinei
Galicijoj. Rusai smarkiai STU
miasi pirmyn prie Lembereo
(Lvovo). Rusams cia ateina pa
stprnlmai, todel pradetas mu-
sis tures greitai pasibaigti: arba
au5trai lures trauktiesi atgal prie
Llota Lipa ir upes Bugo, arba
sulaikys rusus taip, kad jie tu-
res, Lembergo iSsizadeti ir pa
matys, kad ir Volyniaus distrik-
te negali bent Xxi ziemai per-
lauzti priesq liniiu. Smarkiau-
sios imtyles Gina prize gelezia-
kelio nuo Brody Lembergan, Zlo-
czevo if Calico aplinkinese
lr Petrogrado raportas prane-
sa apie smarkius mus:us, dar ne
uzbalgtus Cieniowka ir Zlota Ii
pa paupiuose, taipgi aplir lnese
Potutory, Szyboba If Macy
STOW. Prize Bubnovo ir Swiniu-
sky sujungta austro-vokiecir ka-
riumene griebesi kontrataku at
gavimui nuzudytq poziciju, bet
/ tas nepasiseke. Ir vokieciai pri-
lsipazista, kad turejo rusams att
duoti pozicijas prie Zlota Lipa,
bet nuo ju ateme kalvas siaur-
vakarius nuo Brzezany. Sulyg to
paties vokieGiu pranesimo, smar-
kus muSiai eina ant viso fronto
Rytinej Galicijoj.
Smarl<qs muSiai eina taipgi ita-
liSkame fronte. Austrai su visu
srarkumu pradejo atakuoti italu
pozicijas prize Busa Alta. Bet
lvisuS atakus italai atmuse. Au-
strai, kaipo atakuojanti puse daue
kareiviu nuzude, nuostoliai italy
buvo nedideli. Ant Brezon kali
no, Travignollo klonyj smarkiai
saudesi vien abieju pusiu artile-
rios, ataku infanterijos cia ne
buvo. Smarkiausiai Saudo is di-
dziuju kanuoliu ant Carso kalno
Austrai atakavo .talu pozicijas
prize Montfalcone, bet uzpuoli-
mai tapo atmusti.
Tarpzeminese jurese veike il
povandeniniai Laval, kurie pa
: skandino gabenanti kareivius
4 80, ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-13
MILzINISKI PALAIKAI.
St. Paul, MINI. Nesenai

W. "u1, HRffRif' -NooOfIdI u"
mires pagarsejes Amerikos ge-
lezinkeliu aristokratas James J.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
HOLD INSTITUTE
IN HACERSTOWN
FOR FARMERS

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Jan. 81. -
Tuesday, February 8, both day and ev-
ening there will be held in l. 0. 0. F.
hall, a Wayne county Farmers 1nsti-
tute. State speakers Oliver Kline OF
Huntington and Mrs. Elizabeth Stan
ley Of Liberty and also local speakers
will be on the program. Miss Alma
Pierce and Miss Ethel Moe, OF Whit
ley, are spending a short time with
friends here. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stricken, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day, at Richmond, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rinehart... .Delmar Mob
Ter is attending the automobile show
at Chicago this week. Miss Grace
Kirby, sister of Mrs. Earl Abel is very
i'll of pneumonia at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Kirby, a
few miles southeast of here. Miss
Kirby is teacher of the Germantown
public school. -. Mrs. Minnie Keith
and Mrs. Will Porter went to New Cas-
tie Tuesday. Mrs John Thompson
of New Castle was guest of friends
here this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
The
Sandman Story
For Tonight

Once upon a time two brothers
named Hassan and Kama lived in a
place far over in India. Now, Hassan,
who was the older, was very rich, but
he had gotten his money by taking ad-
vantage of poor peoples needs.
But Kama, the younger, who had
kind heart, was poor. So that while
Hassan lived on the top OF the hill, in
a great white palace, Kama was con-
tent in grass hut and made his liv-
ing Ey fishing and tending small gar
den, in which his many children help
ed him work.
Once the youngest boy was SICK, and
Kama borrowed money OF hassan.
When the time came to pay it back
Kama was not able to do so.
Hassan was cruel and told his broth
er to gather up his few things and take
them and his children off the small
farm. Weeping, the children set out
to follow Kama, who led down the path
into the jungle. For hours they trudg-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

The mothers of Brittany will not
touch a baby's gums. lest the teeth
grow crooked.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
News from Modoc
BY Alice Hanson.

Mrs Haines of Winchester and Mrs.
Reed Able were guests OF Mrs. Madse
kable Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hernly have returned to their home
in Lynn. after visit here. Mrs.
Elsie Pratt of Kokomo has been here
visiting her parents. -. Mr.. Harrison
Johnson attended the Hardware Deal
ers' Association last week at Indian
apolis. e. :. Mrs. Gladys McGunegill has
gone to Indianapolis. Mr.. Will Ross
is In Cleveland. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Manning Of Ipsilanti, Mich....
Mrs. Jennie Davis of Bridgeport, Con
necticut, and Chester Harris of New
York City. were here last week to at
tend the funeral of their brother, En-
NETT Harris. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham keever attended the funeral of a
brother, William Keever, at Hagers-
town, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Bertzel Gray have returned home from
Kentucky.
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fender 1eeth-Me
M,t&Maf3uzhea

When you brush your teeth, does it feel as
though you were brushing against the quieks
Do the gums sometimes bleed! This is because
pyorrhea has caused the gums to pull away
from your teeth, leaving the unenamelled sur
faces UNPROTECTED.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
HIDES WATCH IN LEG.
By.Temple

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Jan. 81
Tucked neatly into the folds of his
empty trouser leg where his wooden
leg clamped on. a gold watch stolen
from Raymond Kynes was found on
the person of Earl Smith. Chief
Haehl was about to give up the search
when he remembered that many years
ago in Cincinnati he had seen a watch
so hidden.
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teeth against the attack or further
progress of pyorrhea.
But Senrsto doe, mere. 1t cleanses
the teeth delightfully."-. 1t gives them
a whiteness distinctive of Senreco
alone. Its favor is entirely pleasing,
and it leaves in the mouth a WON
derful sense of GOODNESS and whole
someness.
Start the Senreco treatment ca
before pyorrhea grips you for -
good. Details in folder with @
every tube. A two-ounce tube In
for Csc is sufficient for weeks n
s
tube and folder. Address The
Sentanel Remedies Company es".
SOB Union Central Building, u
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

Your dentist will tell you, if you
ask him, that you have gum ree<,-
sisn;. and that gum recession is
caused by pyorrhea.
Unchecked, pyorrhea will warp
and shrink and deform the gums.
1t will break down the bony struc-
ture into which the teeth are set
-snd yer sUiX evenfually lose them.
To save your teeth you will have
to begin to fight this dread disease
at once.
A specific for pyorrhea has been
discovered recently by dental SCI
ence, and is now offered for daily
treatment in Senreco Tooth Paste.
Senreco combats the germ of the
disease. Its regular use insures your
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

ed on. Evening came. the moon rose
and shone through the palms, but
there was nothing to eat, so the FAM
lily lay down beneath tree and soon
fell into an unhappy sleep.
But the father could not stay still.
He was too worried about his mother
less children, and, finding he could
not rest, he strolled down by stream
whose waters dubbed over the roots
of a huge banyan. Here he sat down
on a rock and listened to the wind
signing through the tall rushes.
Presently he saw a strange process
sion trooping down the bank of the
stream 1t was line Of tiny men
about a foot high. dragging a stick
which was much too heavy for them.
II will help you!" cried Kama,
springing for ward Where must
take it,"
The little people of the woods crowd
ed about Kama, who knelt so they
could talk to him easily.
So Kama kindly took the stick on
his shoulder and followed, while the
elves led the way to cavern Of messy
rock hidden under a rill. He was too
large to get inside. but placed the stick
so it was exactly where the tiny folks
wished it, AS he turned to go the
largest of the elves called him back.
You have been very good to u.s.
said he. and we would like to return
YOUR kindness. We are so small that
nothing we have would fit you. but
hanging no in the tree at your back is
q magic drum You see the two sticks
by which 1t is beaten are still stuck in
i.e cord We have heard 1t possesses
VIC erful power. but we were so small
that 10 one of us dared to try it. If
Won wish it you are Welcome-maybe
il will bring you luck.
Kama looked up the tree and there
hung a big drum made Of dark wood,
on which a rough hide was stretched.
Two black sticks were caught in it's
string. SO he put the belt around his
neck.
When he reached the children he
found some awake and crying from
hunger.
81 will try this magic drum now" he
explained. SO he struck it loudly with
the two sticks In a moment there
was a loud noise, blue smoke hung
over the tree and voice asked the
astonished Kama what he would have,
Bring us something to eat" he call
cd. In a moment there was big ia
BILE under the tree. and on it in golden
dishes was every kind o. delicious
things the land afforded.
After the children had eaten all they
wanted. Kama struck the drum again.
Il want a palace on the hill opposite
to nv brother, plantation OF rich
fields full of crops and cattle. and a
big storehouse. in which 10000 bags
of gold are packed
In second they were standing in
beautiful palace surrounded by vast
fields. and all about them was every
comfort.
Now Hassan happened to look out of
his window and saw his brother stand
ing in the door of grand palace,
clothed in silk and looking very happy.
so Kama has grown rich in night,
cried envious Hassan. Il will get what
he has and make him beggar again"
Continued Tomorrow
Tomorrow's story 1.-THE Magic
Drum'-Part II.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
DOG INSPEcTS ROAD.

MADISON. Ind, Jan. 31-Albert
Bach's blac': shepherd dog is probably
the only canine in the country in the
business. The dog reports
for duty to w. H. Dowell. Pennsyl-
vania railroad agent each morning.
He makes the round of inspection and
goes home at quitting time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

Much sympathy is beng shown in
England for the widowed mother
whose dead sons last letter the censor
destroyed, The man seems to have
adhered to his red tape to a point of
needless cruelty, showing no mercy,
merely because the letter was in an
envelope of obsolete type
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

j. H. Lamm: advertising and privil-
eyes. Frank Mitchell and s. S. Hart:
art hall. Samuel Miller and Frank
Mitchell: entrance gates. r. E. Bun
ger: school and juvenile displays. S.
S. Hart: amphithsatre. G. w. Riner:
agricultural hall. c. l.. Jones: agricul-
tural implements and police, J. ]. Kay
Ter: poultry. J. J. Kaylor and S. s.
Hart. Members Of the executive com
mittee named are J. L. Huston. c. w
Riner and Samuel Miller Members
Kayler.. Hart and Dunlap were ap-
pointed members of the premium COM
mittee. The board leased the grounds
to county school authorities for play
day festival and athletic event May s.
Tho mofhers of BRITTANY will mt
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FAIR DIRECTORS
ARRANGE WORK
FOR 1916 SHOW

EATON. O.. Jan. 31.-At a meet
ing of the directors Of the Preble Coun-
ty Agricultural Society the following
departmental superintendent were ap-
pointed by President J. f. Flora:
Horses (show) w. B. Cline and J. H.
Unger: horses (speed) ]. l.. Haston;
cattle, c. A. Dunlap; sheep and hogs,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31
WALKS INTO RIVER.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 31.-Chris-
tian Steinhauer. who lives in house
boat walked into the Ohio river in his
sleep. He awoke when he struck the
water and swan out but is suffering
from an attack OF grip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-31

The kaiser's bust, given the late King
Edward in 1905 by the German ruler,
has gone down cellar at buckingham
palace and has its face to the wall I'M
til hostiIties end.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-27

sirntcd their intention Of going on
the special and il will take about forty
or fifty more. Papers have been
placed 4 Ioung's cigar store ard at
the Indian Trading company. where
any football fans wishing to make the
trip can sign up for passage before
noon today, thus helping to make rs.-
tain the special.
The lacal team has never had to
bow to a team this year and t'c Pay
huska aggregation mas only been
worked over bV the Norman team.
\orman is In the western half Ct tho
state, ard this defeat does not hinder
lawhuska's chances for the cham
pionship of eastern oklahoma. S"me
Cf rulSa's men have been held out OF
the last weeks game 10 keep them fit
To- romp on the Pawhuska squad.
Coach Baker viii put the bows thru
the harGest workouts during the carly
pHrt of the week In order to bring tho
team up to the apex OF condition New
formations are being worked up and
every member of the team will report
ut practice and the regular men viii
in all probability start the g1mo
AGAINST their old enemies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-27
Dope Sheets Show Locals
the Stronger But Re
versal May Come.
ODDS SHOULD BE EVEN
Rolla Team Has Had a Sue
cessful Season Among
Schools of Glass.

Whether the unbroken record of
the Kendall team will go into history
Tor 1915 with not defeat Standing
against II depends solely on the re-
suit of the big turkey day game to be
played ct Association park on the aft
ernoon of Thursday, November 80.
when the Rolla School Of Mines team
meets the presbyterians for the final
game of the regular football season.
Football dope thruout the year has
been series of upsets. reverses and
heartbreaking disappointments Not
only have the followers of the larger
tollegos of the east been driven to the
brink of despair by the defeats of
their team which in the past have
found it easy to garner victory from
the usual schedule, but In our own
section we have seen teams with rcpu-
tations for scoring wiped from the
conference and cham pionshp states.
Especially true is the dope sheet TO be
avoided in picking the winner of
Thursdays game.
Kendall the all-victOrious team OF
Oflahoma. from the dopesters' stand
point, should have no difficulty In
winning hands down from the miners.
That Is. If the dope sheet has any
thing to do with it. But it probably
has rot. SO many students of the
DookS nave bteIl DTOkeE III spirit anu
in coin by their attention to the past
performances, instead OF form, that
the Thanksgiving game argument will
not be settled until the final toot OF
the referees whistle.
Ply comparative scores. ROlla Is a
weakling. Literally it is one Cf the
strongest that has been turned out As
Captain Montgomery said Of his
Sooner team. Luck seems to have
fallen down upon them-brt uncon-
scious and all spread out in pulp"
This is true of the Miners.
The Presbytcrians, for the benefit
of the dopesters, defeated the Soorcrs
ly shutout route. The Sooncrs sat
urday gathered "a their first victory
from n university team when they
won by f.uke over the Razorbacks
and vet these same Arkansas players
were responsible for defeat OF the
Rolla aggregation by shutuut score.
This would make the Prcsbytcrans
lock the stronger. The other games
of the Rolla team, however. have
helped to put splint on the broken
record sustained in their game with
the Kazorbacks. They have met, like
the Haskell Indians, strong tea ms and
have gone down to defeat, but III all
have tested .he ability of their orpon-
ents in tho department Of football.
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and a defeat accepted as they do ac-
cept them. with all their pow or 10 re-
cover even in he last moments,
could not stand on the dope books
against Them.
Reversals of form have come to
mt ST of the teams of this section.
Kendall had slight limp ia her
march when She arrived 1T the Aggie
game Oklahoma L began the sea-
son in what appeared 20 be the mid
ole OF = slump. and only Saturday, S
game gave an indication of improve
mcnt. almost too late The Miners
apparently are recovering frCm their
streak of bad luck, and with week
in Which to tighten up all the armor
plates on her defense, ana in which
to clean GU the rifles of her offeii-
siNe equipment. the game Of Thurs
day probably will prove a great sur
prise to those who depend on past
pei formances as a sharer of the bet
ting odds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-27
FINAL TEXAS GAME
MAY DECIDE HONORS
Farmers and Varsity Men
Both Have a Defeat
Against Them.

DALLAS, Nov. ?6.-The most I'M
pCrtant game o1 The Texas football
season will be plaYcd at Austin
THANKSGIVING day, when the Univer-
slty Of Texas and Texas ~ Il NJ. clash
ci. Clark field for what some follow
crs Of the game believe will decide
the state championship. Owing t. the
closcness of the record of the twu
teams, however, il is unlikely that .
championship will be awarded. no
matter which eleven runs up the win
ming score Thursday. should the
championship be decided in ali likeli-
hood it would be based on COMPARE
tive scores of the two squads for the
entire season.
Feature of the two teams records
is that each has lost a game to state
institutions Texas to BAYLOR and the
Farmers to Rice. Added to this is
the interesting fact that Rice was de-
teatod by Texas, and Baylor went
down hcfore \. " NJ
other Thanksgiving games include
Trinity college VS.. Austin college at
Sherman. Texas Christian university
vs. Baylor at Fort Worth and Rice VS.
Arizona at Houston. the last game OF
the season will be played Saturday
Nhen Southw estern university meets
Southern Methodist university of D1l-
las at GEORGETOWN.
During last week Texas Christian
university defeated Howard Payne
collese, As to I, on Monday at Brown
wood; on Tuesday Texas university
won over Southwestern university. II
to 3, at Austin, Thursday Texas A. x
NJ. easily outclassed Dallas univcr-
sity, 20 to 0. On Friday Southern
Methodist university went down be-
fore Trinity university, 16 to -. at
Dallas; Rice Institute and Louisiana
State university played a ~ tie at
BGton Rouge, and Iaylor defeated
Austin college. 20 to D, at Waco.
Kendall Leads.
one Of the most interesting games
Of the week was the annual meeting
of oklahoma and Arkansas. which re-
suited in IA to l3 victory for Okla
homa. The result testified 10 a re-
newal of the sturdy fighting spirit OF
the Sooners. who have suffered the
most disa astrous season In years. Ar
kansas lest chance which might
| Rave resulted in tic score because
of misunderstanding which cost the
RaZorbacks a try at goal from touch
down.
Henry Kendall's victory. So to 0.
over Catholic university of Shawnee,
gave that team a remarkable total of
450 POINTS scored this year. possibly
the largest amount scored by any
team in this country.