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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
.(By Assoclated Preas.l

Louisville, July 14--After Minneap-
oils won the first game, 2 to /, and
had a six to four lead in the second,
Louisville players hit out three singles
and two triples in the eighth inning,
winning, s to s. A catch by Outflelder
Altizer off the right field fence fea-
tured yesterdays play. Scores:
First game r. HI. e.
Louisville .... DOL 900 000--1 z 3
Batteries-Boardman and Owens;
Shackelford and Kocher.
Second game r. II. +.
Minneapolis -. 200 040 0O0--6 6 4
Louisville 49,. 200 ITO OAKS 5 q
Batteries-Humphre Thomas ana
Bachant, Owens; Davis and Kocher.
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Hugo beZdek.
Hugo Bezdek. who has been ap-
pointed pilot of the lowly Pittsburgh
Pirates, is almost unknown in major
league baseball circles. He comes
from the University Of Oregon, where
he has been football coach for sew
eral years. He has also been acting
as scout for the Pittsburgh club for
two years past.
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED.
WANTED-Two good statesmen; men
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10 p. m, Prescott Hotel. Room 20.
SIDE LINE MEN. Do you want a real
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New speciality proposition: moder-
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Splendid commission contract for No.
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indianapolis. July 14.-st. Paul hit
Rogge hard in the second and third
innings and piled up lead that In
dianapolis could not overcome, win
ming. 8 to 5. The game was called at
the end of the eighth inning on ac-
count OF rain and darkness.
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WANTED TO RENT.

ROOM WANTED with private family.
Either with or without board ;
must be centrally located. Write +. o.
Box ISL, Fargo, n. Oak.
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L0ST-FOUND.
LOsT-A heavy gold signet ring. mi
tiaIs II. Z. 81" Finder please return
for reward to Forum office.
L0sT-Casing and rim, Wednesday
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rainfall, elevations, temperature. etc.
Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
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NILLTNERY I0CATTONs

MILLINERY LOCATIONS.
Best opportunities for fall business
secured now in either new or estab-
lished shops: state preference; cap
ital required from $500 upward. Write
or call at once.
ROBINSON sTRAUs d CO.,
Wholesale Millinery.
Saint Paul.
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GOOD NEWSPAPER for sale in the
last proof district OF North Dakota.
Inland town. A good proposition for
a young printer. OF railroad but
grade made within few miles Of town.
$500 takes IL. Small payment down.
Write Dence & Dotterweich, Belfsid.
n Oak
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Restaurant doing good
business. Reason for selling. Write
ls3, care Forum.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FURNITURE for sale and gas plate.
| 72I 9th Ave. No.
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If YOU DESIRE to go into the auto
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IL Will pay you to investigate
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
DRAFT MEN
GRADED IN
new CALI.
VIII Be Summoned In
Order of Economic
Efficiency

WASHlNGTON. oct 20 a new
system of choosing men for future
drafts was announced This afternoon
ty Provost Marshal General Crow
der II divides the balance OF the
registrants not included among the
first 6S7 900 sent 10 cantonments,
into five classes II reduces the
work OF local boards and provides in
q detailed quc uonna.re. The per
sonal history OF each man on which
his classification IS based
The que tionnalre viii be made TO
every REGISTERED man not yc; in the
service on date TO be- fixed seven
days is given each man 20 an IN
and return the sheet The local
boards then assigns each man 90
one OF The FIVE classes Those in
class one are. called qp FOR physical
examination first. those in Class
Two second. etc.
The class 20 which a man Is as
signed viii depend upon his eco
nnmic worth as compared with his
fellow registrants,' said the an
nouncement
The questionnaire. which is prob
ably destined TO become famous, is
known as Number 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
Kill TIES
SEERFlEENNAADE EEFlEN
The MAYOR
Black Watch and Band
Are Accorded Free
dom of City

a delegation OF The famous Cana.
dian Black Watch Hghlandcrs. here
20 aid the recruiting program Of the
mission made an
OFF al call upon Mayor Marx Satur-
day morning rbcir brass and pipe
bands rendered "a patriouc concert
opening with The star Spanagled
Banner great crowd gathered
around the city hail lawn during the
demonstration and loudly applauded
The famous soldiers. most Of whom
nave seen trench duty in France
Mayor Marx addressed thc regi-
mcnt In his remarks be not alone
turned over 20 the troops The free
doom OF thc civ and its streets but
wished their mission well
Col John G. Dannis. of the Watch.
made an address following that OF
Mayor Mark Col Dennis called
upon all Canadians TO hurry 10 the
col0rs. but ho issued warning mar
Canada was NOT now iu mood 20
deal kindly with tie slnCk0rs
I'VE want you 90 enlist toluufar-
ilv." he shouted, but n YOU don't We
will come and get YOU Both the
American and British governments
have passed tho necessary laws
rlaking this possible and II you are
Canadian hiding in America We
viii get YOU
Cheers greeted this frank state
mont and challenge The Canadian
soldier presented such splendid
appearance that when thcy lefi The
city hall 10 go out and carry on the
recruiting work az factories and
other centers they received an oya.
tion all along the line OF march
The mass meeting in the Dc roii
armory Friday night 10 boost on
hstmenfs among British ana can q
dian subjects resident here. attract
ed n large crowd The BlaCs Watch
regiment and IFS band was the mag
net Judge Alfred = Nrruhy was
chairman when he announced -
sinking OF a United State trans
port. two women left The ball
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
AGGIE TEAM
BAT LES
VARSITY
u. of NJ. Held To Six
Points In First
Quarter
MICHIGAN
lat ar. 2Ud or. 3rd ar. 9TH or. Final
6 0
NJ. A. {.

FERRY FIELD, ANN ARBOR,
Mich. Oct with perfect wealth
er conditions prevailing, the two
Michigan teams, The Wolverines and
the Aggies, met on Ferry field this
afternoon. The Wolverine fans ex-
pressed confidence in a decisive vic
tory, while the Aggie supporters
hoped their Team would put UP a
hard. battle j..
The stands started 10 nll half an
hour before the game. and within
five minutes OF starting ,time- Il was
estimated that l5,00e people would
be on hand
A year ago deep tension pre-
vailed on Ferry field. when the game
started. because ot the cyenness oi
the two teams This afternoon there
was no feeling OF doubt on he part
of the Michigan students. while The
Aggie student body evidently consid-
cred a victory out of the question.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
THUGS ROB
TWObANKS
OF $4,000
Alto and Middleville,
Mich, Safes Blown
BY Robbers =

GRAND RAPIDS. Oct 2o shcr
iF posses arc today searching for
four bank robbers Who early this
morning blow safes at ihe Farmer
state bank at Alto and fhe Farmers
state bank AZ Mlddicvue
AFTER cutting AN telephone wines
no bandits secured sl5.o0o ar Alto
and from there travelled 20 miles
east to Middlevil, whore they s".
cured S2g.0eU one bag containing
gold Nas overlooked ar the Middle
,ilie bars
'rho scgmen escaped from Mid
dloyuW ln Ford and started to-
ward Detroit TIE Alto job was
oone at ii5 and the Middleville
robbery at $50 The towns are To-
rafod oa one ~ ihc main travelled
automobile roads between Grand
Rapttis and Detroit. So far the Of
0rrrs have found but one person
,rr0 aW fh rohbers woman who
lives near tho Vaudeville bank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

their ground Rut the line had been
weakened by the dispatch of di-
visions northward Co the territory
about Riga. and In spots by gave
At the close Of several days or
scattered fighting thc Austrian
troops had been pushed back 20
their old front And iu these con
tested sectors. once more in The
hands OF tho Russians. Tho battle
field was still Uttered with scat
tered dead and wounded
The boy scouts were Norking De
hind the new Russian FIRST lines. out
sun IN tbs znna OK the bitter bonn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
GERMAN RAIDERS SINK 8
TRADERS, Two DESTR0YER$
Merchantmen and Convoy
Surprised By Foe Off
Shetland Isles

LONDON oct o. Norwegian and
by German raiders IN the
shetland Islands and the coast OF
announced today
"a
{, said
The neutr
M of their
be and with
fast 1elyily
admiralty declared Fighting against heaFy od9s
the
Eghyeeh oners and Of the Strong
bow were lost ho announced
BERT1N tya 1ondon and the Brit
forces In
attack of NORWAY "Wednesday was officially
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
BLAKE M|LLERGOESOvER
FOR TOUCHDOWN and
GOALS FOR ARMY TEAM
Camp Custer Gridders Draw First Blood In
Inter Service Game Today
AT Navin Field
~
ARMY U H O m w
NAVY 0 N u @ 90

NAvIN FIELD, Oct. 2O.--Before n
crowd of 5000 the Great Lakes ma
val training station team clashed
with the officers eleven from Camp
Custer here today. The- naxg sFsa--
ders we're accompanied by 500 en-
thusiastic rooters. who cheered on
their champions with yells which
might have been directed by Ted"
Reed himself.
The army cohorts were no less
numerous but were not so we'll or
ganized, being distributed thruout
the crowd
Sixteen seroplanes from Selfridge
field hovered high above the park
and thrilled the audience with a va
90 al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

There. after bis shoulder had been
rcd up hc Insisted upon guidne
retfhcr bearers Ga RSr0. lnk ga
Ito encw fot the wounded sol1ief
q was q case % early rescue or of
death almost within reach ~ safe
ty in tho repeated Austrian onen
s!VaH
And for a third time the hoy REQ
dor. despite his wound. made the
f'r from ths safety of tho field hos
pitai behind tho ridge across the
shcll-torn plain. In the zone Of nre
FeOdor's courageous example in
spiFed the troops OF that front, and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. Oct. eO.--The Amerl-
rsn schooner Jessie =. brighter
was sunk b. r. submarine Turs-
dnt Ia the Ncditcrr-lcnn. the
7dmirulfy announced today. Ntar
wen landed nt Wnita this morn
inG.
nEUTIN. vin London. Oct. 20.
--t.ermnn troops have beeu land
cd On DnRo lsiand ~ the en-
trance 90 the guif of HiHp, where
German naval forces had airrudv
gained y foofhofd. "a was ofn-
cinily announced today.
TOLEDO. q. oct. 20 -Avintor
Roger Ianni~, 90 Camp Srffridue.
Mt Clemens Nich. "hemhed~ rn-
ledo today WITH tihrrfr foan ilt-
rrnfurr. Fhpn Eeger thrilled
thousands ~ ionpinE the loop.
THE Roman Catholic church hal
sane loned fhe organization in Sa
vannah 0f Religious community e
be composed exclusively af coiorec
women
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

PETROGRAD. Oct Feodor
Kulch. Russian boy scout of H.
wears The Red Badge ~ Courage.
It Is on his left sleeve. Just above
his wrist lie got It saving Ivan
Korovin. a siberian soldier. from
death
Feodor had lived near Kishilev.
And bore. near the war frontier.
Feod0r was a member of com.
pany Of boy scouts which went oven
up 10 the FIRST lines 20 serve the
Russian army IN recent lighting.
In tha. main the Rnsaiana hald
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

bardmont Tie CHECKED Au7fr7ne
kept up.
Feodor Kuiich found 90
soldier Kor4sin .n "a eia'' ''pIh. ihR
soldier had dragged hIN ilrf
the crater for protection at-or ro-
ceiving his wound
RE had beer aimo two o.
without food or water
The 12-yearo'd hoy made fhe f-t
trip TO Korovin's side. undrr heavy
FIRE. when he was attracted by The
waving or the mans arm over the
rim OF the shell crater
Little Fcodor. tho the firing had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
AZ MILLION MARX IS
PASSED N BIG BOND
DRIvE;;$S,614,OOO TODAY
THE WEATHER

pcfratt aud Niviuity; -HturdRf
niE % mad ~gndp, clouds and vast
fitI ut4b bis ,ttth rbt -HoW dur
ri~-s 1ot much change In fcmpcrn-
turCi m~derutr 80 fresh southwest
- west winds.
Iowcr Wirhinnnr probn'+S snow
hurric~ snturdna night and SUNDAY :
not mach ohangr IN tempe ture.
Inper tais~-t Moderate variable
Winds profanity snow saturday
might; >uadnr tair; continued cool
tower Lakes Nodcrnte west winds
aud tfuuds weather ~afurdns night
aud ~unda'; prohnhi, snow on Lake
Ffe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
City Beats All llOthers OF
the Country Over
the Line
BIG BANKS MAKE
HEAVY PURCHASES
PEOPLES State Leads
List With S2,000,90O
Subscription

%
beltoH - .l'' us h''ll'0' -"
proved its riaht 20 the title hi De-
ine the fr.t city I'm the country not
-, ,o s,tsc-ibo ia quota of the
'''' .,..,s
second i-lo'f'y '""'' o"'
n Subscriptions OF $Fbl'' ''"
portcd I'M the meeting OF bond sales
a. ,,. uoard os comm sac
,-...-,., 49,. c,..., ,o+.I
u'0"f ''''''
go So o54.Nf'. "t Nl'-'-'AV'
quota for nltrulL which lc luuca
uayr. commit, outside tho D. G
...,,. ...,.... p.
"Hu''i'
.crip't'ne 'h'"uh'iiis ~ Wv
600 came r fuo late to be dI'A
Whie .her will BE- Dr. no''
noondas mc7ue the cam ~
not y,t ended lt viii co' 'o
close llfh big tall} oi ar
men p ha aoard ol CONNIE "''-
nesdat mehf. when thg hna poi
viii % ru3 ~ i- known t. 'r'
arc rtaral large -ubrript ii
go co u. 20 Detroit At
run vrr over y5oeH7.ooo
The herfy loan salcsmt' ifd f'
rofcd des aprregaune l40"
SATURDAY. noon Whom John W -ia''lt
cNeeut chairman of th" i-H.
Was Hod i0 ihe platform
GharnuH lArnrd The 'a .'i HsH
announced wfh olcmn o. hai
on -p of 'he pirndid rc oft tor
ihe CAS- ihe roa bad na' h''n
reached Mr Stalcy.s appef ncf pr
This juncturo nrcsaged AN RHnounrn-
mont % erca' moment Tl row d
MAS p1 disappointed Aitr con
piimoufiuC thc s3lesmen oH ih.ii
cxcellnui work he announced uu.
scripuons of Detroit bank asgf .
eating an cvon s50oo.oo7. incudin'
ono from his own hank, inc '.opl
state for s2,000000.
The Dime bank. ~ which NHiitii
Living tone. general chairman oi ist
Liberty loan committee. press
dent subacribed $1,000 nos The
Tirs' a on Detroit National and
ihn WAYNE County a. Home say ms
bank subscribed 5 100000 and $500,
0oo. respectively. IN addition 20 thor
previous subscriptions OF s5oH'''
and 81 0Ao.ono
Tho thing was done. with many
million fo pare. and Tho meeting
broke into riot of ont asia m
There were lusty cheers for tnn
leaders and team captains slapped
one another ON the back
M Livingstone. introduced hy
Mr. Lsrned. spoke briefly
~ have lived m Detroit for Ovor
60 years" he snid "and have never
been so proud OF her as ! am today
Detroit has given both her sons ard
hcr dollars to This war Al / cen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
LAInEI- slnArlmrN

First Brnrhuret Uncle ftart Tar
qfHr Tnuar. 40 'Iora. Thurnhloom.
Second old salt.
Matinee idol.
Tauf. 4}r nie. came Cock
l.uf 'uiclef Jack Hare. Nhr,
Eunt W esty Hogan. CaprH friTil
lI AtIlen~
F.fth Leochares. straigh forward.
Belle O..
SINth Alston. Harry Lauder. Pet
lar swift Fox. Slk Hird, ~eUrrii.
eventh- 2nEien. harvest King.
Wuuhtag Jud.r Wlugaeld. Douglas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
Of Course !, Wasn't rrde.

BEAVER DAM. Wis. oct 20.
Police were called go tho DODGE
county fair grounds last uight
on suicide case With the
feet and legs protrudlng from
under building they found an
enigy Of Senator i.aFollctte with
a suicide note in a pocket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

IIlnHr-t tcWUe rnture thl4 dnfr ~
the pust 90 Yrars. ~ ia t~~t md
tSS8; lowest. - in I~D5.
one year nEo today Highest trnt-
prruture, 5H. lowest. -; mran, idi
rIoudy weather WITH 40 inch of rnin
mud SNOW.
The sun sets SnturdH, al 5rf3 a. m.
aud ris.~ Nundny 40 Sia2 o..
The moon sets SATURDAY. At ~i3O y.
m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
THREEzEpS
SHOT DOWN
BY FRENCH
Twenty-seven Killed,
Fifty-three Injured
In London Raid

LONDON, oct. 20-TWenty.
seven persons we're killed and
50 injured m last nienl ar
raid over eastern and north
eastern counties and part OF tre
London district. Lord French an
nouncec today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
Latonia Results.

First race-5 furlonEs seweli
Combs. I1e callahan. won; Rctcha
Million. too tShNhnE1. second count
RnrIe I09 tHuuD third Time.
.a4 a-f
second race furlongs First
BALLOT % lGruberl won stephen
E f16 tWluamsi. srcont David
Ctafr. a9 ,pouahuej. third Time.
% r-1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

PARIS oct 2O French defend.
~ TODAY DESTROYED lhrec Zeppe-
Inns of raidne feet which few
over Tr uch territory 10 tne east.
ono ol hp aerial cruisers was
broUeht down at m. hy anti
aircraft Hrc near Saint Cfmenf In
the department OF Meurthc and Mo
selo Another came down n flames
jn a. region of R1mheryiliars.
At least one other feI victim 20
Ure French defensive fire
TIE 6gcial Announcement did NOT
riye "details ono report i7 Paris
'tojlay 0as taat uor~ thau th-cr OF
thc invading squadron had been de-
-troyod
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
sEcoNn QrARrER

Early in the second quarter TIE
army squad distinguished Itself with
series Of forward passes that
brought the bail 20 the enemy's 10
yard linz
Blake miller seized opport1nity by
tho forrlock and went over for a
touchdown and then came hack and
Kicked the goal placing the score AZ
seven 20 nothing.
At the cnd ~ the half the score
diers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Because OF the protest ~ 100
Brooklyn women. the College OF the
city OF New York has decided 90 od
nit women as students eligible for
degrees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

news ~ % spread t1 dislrirf haaf
quarters pd even ~ pe,flgrpd snd
KoroFin. tgGy fo rctutn ite %
gankN stool .hy the Me hf ~ eit.
o'd Feodor while Tho Red badge Of
Courage. given 20 R1s7In's wounied.
was pinned on fhe erisl 70 ne
YOUNGEST wounded war hero VIC
las tu- far n5er' F name ga ne
isi Of tha almost .lrlmcrlhie IN.
stances of heroism on ths Russian
front
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
LArnNIA SCRATCHES

First race Duke or SAVOY.
Second Suurkler
EIfr Right Angie Count Poria
Cathedral kohly hamilton A.
sixth Rirkl. rhanksE giving,
seventh Alert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
FIRsr QrARrFR

The navy kicked on 70 the army
2o-yard line The army failed 20
.t-Fard lire.
The navy attempted a forward pass
which was intercepted and II was this
armys ball In nIidheld. Costello drop
kicked failing by a few inches. The
navy failed 70 gain and n was ths
armys ball on the nayy's 20-yard
line. Costello again tried drop
kick. but failed. The quarter ended
with the navy's ball on their own 90
yard line.
score. end first quarter, Army 0.
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FIRST QUARTER

Michigan won the toss. Culver
kicked on 90 ismmcs. who. fumbied.
Turner geeovcung on 15-yard line.
NJ. a. g. wJr held on thr.c plars and
liawmes puntcd to Weston on " hi
gan g - ward line. Three plungee hv
weston and Weimaun made the hrtt
down. W"iwanu then puufed 90 kCl-
l0ag uu l1-rard line Hamtues punt
ed back to N cstou in midGold. Mlchi-
pan pcnal Izci five yards for om side.
Forward pass puts ball ON fn-vard
lime. Wciuauu made two Weston
made two on right tackle Weim1nn
made two more Weimau Vas held
and ball went over on -iN-yard iinc.
Hammes pnuted 20 Genebnch who
fuWhled Ramsey recovered ou 50-
yard line AEEits wcrc held aud
Hammos puuted 90 IS est0n who wRs
thrown 'on a0-yard limo Weimann
ran 30 yards N left tackle Straight
smaehe netict Michigan Grst dow n
on " A. 25ya rd lnc on "a dodg
ing run thru left tachte Weston ran
- yards for "A touchdown Ncimanr
failed 20 goal Score. Michigan 6
n \ O.
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Wount Clemens Minerni Bafhs
Cure rhruwat m and skin diseases
Adv
FnmiTv wa-hinEa 7c per IN. Mas
-nchusefts laundry Co. Main 3Aof 90
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DETROIT u.
GETS JUMP
ON KAz00
u. OF ID.
Istar. Ind ar. 5rd ar. eth ar. Final
IA
KALAMAZOO

y. r.. S. FIELD. Oct. 20-The fast
Detroit University eleven got the
Jump on Kalamazoo college today,
rolling up l4 points in the FIRST quar-
u er against blank slate for the visi.
tora
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Wanda Howell Girl HcNne. some
showf Keno dance With nriaes. fun
and froiic. Adv,