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South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
Wcalth of Material.

Coach Stewart seems 10 have a
wealth of material and supporters
of the Huskers say that the team
will be the best that the school has
had in years. The Huskers will take
on the No:re Dame eleven next
Saturday. oct. 20.
Minds, a 1877 round halfback. con-
tinues 20 be the stellar attraction
of the Kansas Aggies, and along
with his backheld mates Harwood
Clarke and Ptacek. seems TO be the
chief hope Of Germany Schultz.
Greene. "a new man in the line at
guard. is given some recognition.
Like the cornhuskers, the Aggies are
playing mixed line plunging. aerial
game which has been the favorite
valley style for several years. The
Kansas farmers will line up against
Washington for what should be one
of their easiest games of the season
on the goth.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
HARVARD TO ELIMINATE
HOCKEY THIS YEAR

BOSTON. oct. 10. - Varsity and
freshmen hockey teams probab bly,
will be eliminated from the Har-
ward athletic schedule this year, ac-
cording 10 an announcement made
Thursday by Frederick w. Moore,
graduate treasurer Of the university
athletic committee. The treasurer
added that not even an informal
team would be organized as had
been done In football.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
DO YOUR BTT-RUY LIBERTY
RDNDG

They are worth more than YOU pay
for them We Will accept them in
payment on any property bought OF
US at three per cent more than you
pay for them.
8. NJ. ROBINSON and son.
-Advt
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
MAN SENTENCED TO
HANG CUTS THROAT

BATON ROUGE, La. oct IL
Melaire Carrier, sentenced 10 be
hanged here Friday for the murder
in July 1915. OF Sheriff Marion l..
Swordes Of ST Landry parish. late
Thursday night cut his throat with
safety razor blade and is in a seri-
Gus condition from loss OF blood.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
CRITICS WATCH
NEBRASKA WORK
Look Like Sure Winners of
Missouri Valley Conference
on Form Thus Far.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, oct. 1e.-
Nebraska, which for many years
has been at the top Of the Missouri
Valley conference list of winning
elevens, again seems to be the
strongest contender for the head
line position in this season. The
Huskers opened their season with a
100 10 0 win over the gridiron rep
resentatives of Nebraska Wesleyan
and last Saturday rolled up a Al 20
0 score against Iowa.
Critics ranking the teams on their
early season showing pick them TO
finish the Missouri Valley season, as
follows: Nebraska. Kansas Aggies,
Kansas, Missouri Ames. Drake
and Washington. with Missouri and
Amos on a par OF course, this may
and undoubtedly will not be the sea-
sons ending, but at the first look
in" that is the way they will place.
the followers believe.
Nebraska has been working
strenuously to build up her team
and has succeeded well. but with an
hospital list. The one most
missed is Riddell. an end. who has
been out for two weeks with an
injured shoulder. The other injuries
are only the minor ones attendant
upon the green condition of an
early season team. Rushing and
kicking seems to be the style upon
which Coach Stewart has decided for
this season
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-19
HARPER TAKES 2
MEN TO NEBRASKA
Light BaCkfieId Biggest Worry
of Notre Dame
Coach.
CHAS. W. GAIL


players. together with Coaches
Harper and Rockne. entrained at
the Lake Shore station at 1901
O'Clock yesterday for Lincoln.
Nebr. They are due to arrive in
the western city at $3.50 O'CLOCK
this morning. Tomorrow they re-
new the three year struggle with
the University OF Nebraska.
IN the party that left South
Bend yesterday afternoon were
Capt. Phalen. Allison Hayes, King,
Andres, Spalding. Powers. Stine,
MCGUIRE, Phlbin. Stanley. Zoia,
Madigan. Rydzewskf Pearson,
Bahan. Ronchetti. Smith. Ryan.
Walter Miller, Andrews, and Gipp.
So uncertain was Coach Harper
about whom he would select TO
start the game that he thought il
best not 20 announce any lineup
so far In advance OF the contest.
No matter what com bination that
the Notre Dame instructor puts on
the field against the Cornhuskers,
IL will be far Out-weighed man for
man. There is not bit Of figure
juggling in the statement that the
NOtre Dame team viii not average
over 16s pounds per athlete The
paper weight backheld is what
brings the average down, for the
Notre Dame line has about as much
weight as the general run of col
lege teams.
Two Left at Home.
Two men that might have been
a big help for Notre Dame were IL
not that they are disabled by in
iuries had 10 be left at home They
ara Decree and Brandy. It is
more than unfortunate that the
gold and blue has to be deprived
OF the services of the former dur
ing the crucial garaes now con-
fronting the team. With an offense
that Is admittedly somewhat short
of excellence. a man that can boot
the ball on the third or fourth down
FAR into enemy territory is a most
valuable asset. Decree Is easily one
OF the most able punters In inter
collegiate circles but with a twist
cd knee that is slow in healing, he
rannot be OF assistance right now.
Coach Harper announced before
leaving for Huskerdom that he
would be mighty thankful if his
star punter is able 10 60 east with
the team TO meet the army at West
Point on Nov. g. Brandy is the
diminutive halfback who made SUCH
fine showing against Kalamazoo
lwo weeks ago. His shoulder was
bruised IN the Wisconsin tilt last
week and the game little 135 pound
or was in no shape 10 travel with
the team yesterday.
Good on Defensive.
Defensively the Notre Dame team
never looked better. with such
Eiffel towers in the line as Rydzew-
ski, Philbin, and Andrews, even the
much wanted Nebraska offense
ought 10 find a lot OF trouble max
ing much headway When Il is
considered that Notre Dame has
not been scored on this year. some
.dea OF the resistance OF the gold
and blue forward wall IS gained.
DnensiveIy Notre Dame does not
appear much better than she did
a week ago against Wisconsin.
Harper thought. that he would start
smith and Pearson at the halves
Instead OF Brandy and Bahan as he
aid last week This change may
help some, but the power in the
backheld so common 20 Notre Dame
teams OF other years is sadly lack
Ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
America Is Making
Generous Response
To Appeal for Aid

Washington. -. g.. nov. Amer
ioau cities n towns are responding
most generously in accepting the
quotas allotted 20 them in connection
with the national campaign 10 raise
s. FOR each soldier and sailor In the
service. 20 be expended in assuring n
clcan ana proper environment In the
communities adjacent 10 the ninety
odd training camps and thereby as
sisting On making fighting forces more
III. phNsicaily aud mentally. for the
bdttlcs they face abroad This u the
information gathered ~ the headquar-
tors here Of the war camp community
recreation fund where the campaign
o. being erected
As indicative ct public enthusiasm
u,or the movement u n pointed out
th,t 900 uu, Of the very few towns
where Gu organized campaign was
mot agreed upon "a" leading citizens
OF that town began collecting contrl
buttons aud % was expected that the
total tmouut collected would prob
unl' exceed the quota which bad first
been suggested Merchants tu many
,tti's arr placing contribution blanks
uu their counters. the blanks are
found CO. hotel desks BOO telegraph
office. 1t factory ga, windows and
countless other places
Ny % War pu,,t, i- 'h, slogan ~
the supporters uf the movement and
fu,N account tui lt- adoption Dos tho
fact that fur So % civilian may
adopt no, frhtur mJu during his
hours of leisure, or 300 Other words.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
DIsTILLERIES WILL BE
OPENED IN INDIANA TO
SAVE FROZEN CORN CROP

by Associated Press.
indianapolis, lrd, Nov indiana
d|lstillcrics will be set in motion to
save 10000. 600 bushels OF frost bit
ten corn now standing practically
worthless On farms throughout the
state. according TO members of q
committee who have Just returned
from conferences with Federal Food
Administrator Hoover ana the ua-
tional council Of defense.
The committee reports that the fed
eral authorities approved the plan NJ
utilizing the corn In the manufacture
~ alcohol and have promised aid in
fudlng a market for the product. \
meeting Of distillers viii bc held in
Chicago Monday Ia perfect an or
eaniZation tina. may extend to other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

LOSr-Goid key and watch fob Mon
day. oct. 29th. Liberal reward "
returned t. Il. u. Jamison. stern
building.
LoST-On Gilicnwatcr Boulevard or
In town. gray FOX skin. Liberal re-
ward FOR return To- Mrs. \. @. Simms,
ai1 North iith street.
Carlos Gricgo. Manuel Gonzales.
Voting place. House of Jose Domin-
guez.
Precinct No. 80. san AnionIto.
Judges of Election Carlos Garcia,
Manuel Gonzales ~ Lopez, Francisco
Moutcz.
Voting place. office OF Justice Of
the peace.
Precinct NJ. 90. Division No. I,
albuquerque.
iujrp- of Electou-B. A. Porter
field. Manuel :. iIuo. G.. D.. Prizius.
Voting place. No lt5 West cold
lttuur. Store of O. H. EmmonH.
Precinct No. ~. Division NJ. =.
Nl%buQucrquc.
Juis"- OF Elcction-A g. culver.
Felipe y Gurlin A. Nusn
Voting place SO stt West Gold
avenue
prccinc, M. ~, Niri>co.
Judges ot ELECTION Nariaup sam
oho-. }'a1or..o Mayors Aiolfo Com
sllut
'otus place, Housg OF bcsidorio
Carhajul
itcoiuci No. ~. CsiiIiIi.
Judges Of Election. Sotclo Apodaya,
Noe Cuticrrcz. JOSE ScdlIlo.
Voting place: House OF Apastacio
Gutierrez.
Precinct No. -. Los Durnncs.
Judges Of Electiun-Eiccntc +. Ar
milo. Francisco G~abaldon, y. Z,
Booth.
Voting place; House OF Antonio
Jose Garcia.
And II il further proclaimed that
the polls OF said general election he
open on said 6th day OF No
vembcr. 1917, from . o'clock in the
forenoon TO 6 O'Clock In the afternoon
OF said day.
Board Of County Commissioners OF
Bcrnaiillo County. BY
ALFRED GRCNSFELD.
Chairman.
Attest: Nostor Montoya. Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
The Markets
san street.

New Norh. >sv. g. The pr%ccautIuu,
adapted ny the Pittsburgh stock cN-
charge disturbing ruIuorS rcgardins
,hc foreign situation and q sharp RS.
.u exchange uu the scandinavia
countries. induced further selling dur
ing the first hour uu tud1y's stool.
market Prices rallied lagiu how
eN.,. uu the strength ut steels and
shippIugs after which trading lapscl
- uIuor proportions The general
bond m.rkrt was %irrcgular. but lllc"-
iy g. were steady 40 par, the i'.'s
a.. N-4 .r ma D.. uU NH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

Kansas city, Nov 2-Hogs-~R'-
ccIpis. 5000. Higher. Bulk. $4,000
100. heavy. Sl7.25ml7.50; light
Sl6.6Onl7.eU pigs, $500 id.e0.
Cattlc-l,cccipts. 5000. steady.
Prime fed steers. $l5.5o n 1915. dress
cd beef steers. Sil.00 a. 1890; western
steers. SS.c0nl3OO, coWs s5.5ohf
1000. hoifcrs. $3.50 ~ 80. stockcfs
and feeders. s~6.O0mIi50: bulls. 5000
n 100. calves, sG.jom 1890
Shcop-Ecccipts. l.u0u. STEADY
Lambs, SIC 20 11.25; y%carIinFs Sl2@
1850. wcthers yil.uo u 1880. cw,s.
50. 30 u1l1U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
Denver livestock.

Denver, Nov. 2.-Cattle-I,eccipts.
$50" Strong. Beef steers, $500 ~ i2 %;
and hcifcrs. $500 a S.e5: stockers
and feeders. iG.501ll.5o calves. $3.50
a. lost.
Hogs Receipts, 500, % cents high
cr. Top $3.50; bulk. tlG.5G1 i7.?5.
Shccp-Hocc'3ts, y, 400. strong.
I.amhs, $1,000 1925. ewes. ta.5O v
90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

w hhfEs - EAkt1Vfts
u. =. Land Office at santa Fc. New
Mexico. October 1. isi7:
Notice is hereby given that Hanez
Pah padiiia. widow OF Chas. Padlila.
Piatsro. y. ~. who. on October 8.
1910. made homestead No. 0ils03. for
the MEN section 30. tow .lship ION.
range 2w. y. NJ. +. meridian. has
filed notice ~ intention to make five
year proof. to establish claim 90 the
land above described. before Geo. II.
Craig. u. :. Commissioner. At Albu-
querque, y. NJ, on tho twenty. third
DAY ot November. 1917.
Claimant names CO witnesses:
Louis Castillo. Alvlno Sandoval.
Quento Platsro. Hustin Nez, all OF
platerO. y. NJ.
Francisco DelgadU.
Register.
L. L. i0-i. l.. 4. lis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
Such Delicious Cakes

as we bake never came from
mothers oven. Besides where
aS she baked one or two varieties
we bake u score ur moro. That :
one rea>ou you had better get
your cake here than bake il your
self. You have such % wide choice
that NouI u never hear the express.
sion, I'm sick of cake. AT your
table il We do Your baking.
PIONEER BAKERY
POI ). Isl -. :. y. BallIng, Prop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
ChIrnrn LlAcstock.

Chicago. Nov. 2.-iIOgs- Receipts
10000. Unsettled, early advance OF -
10 30 cents above Yesterdays arci =
age. Mostly lost. Bulk. fl6.1Jm
1880. light. tl5.S0a i7.2j. heavy.
SI6.3Oai7.j0, plgs, tls.50a 1850.
Cattle-Reccipts. S.0Oo, weak. Ma
i've steers t6.75Mij so; western steers
seas 1870. stuckrrs and feeders
-. toa 1850 cows and heifers, $500
efiaia: calves. s8.0Om 1850.
Sheep-I,rccipts, 10000. STEADY
Wcthers. sN.75g 1900. lambs, He.jo
" IT, IS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

Ncw York. Nov. 2.-ru-strous.
spot. $3.50 bid.
Lcad-StronE. SPOT SOLE bid
Spoitcr-Dun East -. Louis spot.
tI.G2ia asked.
Al L.ondon-Hopper spot tlip. ~.
lures lll0; c~lcCtrolytic il2a.
T~iu-Spot fli7. los. futures. i-i5.
Lend-spot $50, los. futures. t2s
los srcltcr spot, 81, futures $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

And u ~ further proclaimed tina
TIE following are hereby appointed
Judges OF election, according TO law,
to conduit such election. and that the
said general election shall he held in
the various precincts and election di-
visions Of said Bernalillo County, at
the following named places. to-wit:
Prccincc Ma. I, san Jose.
Judges OF Election Nicolas OrtcEu.
Frank sanches. Robert LOudon.
Voting place: office of Justice OF the
peace.
Precinct No. =. del Rio.
Judges of Election Mariana Gar
c,o. rrocopio Arntjo, Eduardo SAN
chcs
Voting place" Housc OF Julian Ar
milo.
Precinct NJ. 3, NianIcda.
Judges OF Election NoNimo A.
Pcrca. Tomas a. Gonzales. Manuel
! Soui
Voting place House or Tomas g.
1 Gonzales.
Precinct No. I.
Hanchu~ dc Nibnquvr1ur.
Judges Of Election Pedro Romero.
Jose Espaltn, j. o.. Nirp
Voting place: House cod Pedro Roe
nero
Precinct M. .. I%iarcIa-.
Judges uf Election q. Iu,ardu Stu-
cnes. jose Ma narcJt, jac.no APO
onc5.
Voting place: Onlcc ct the iusticr
Of the peace.
Precinct NJ. q. los I'al.llis.
Judges ~ Elcctiou-Nepomuccno
Marine. Roman Moraga. Manuel
Chavcs y Apodaca
oVtine place: House OF Roman Mo-
raga.
Precinct No. :. san Antonio.
Judges Of Observation-Disclosures Gu
t%icrrez. Vivian Garcia y Salazsr. oJsc
LeanGro Gonzales.
Voting place: House Of Nenceslao
Gri, go.
i'rccinct Ma. Il, los Griego~.
Judges OF Election Elfcgo Garcia
Pedro Griego y A%podaca. r.. w, Yount
Voting place: House Of GregoriC
Garcia.
Prcclnct No. v. launches de AtFisso
Judges Of Observation-Disclosures Ar,
milo. Gabriel Sanchez. Neil Fergus,
son.
Voting place. House OF AmbrociC
ArmiIo.
Precinct No. 10, Escoto-o.
Juages Of Elcction-romas G.. Apo,
daca, Modesto Montoya. Agustin Sc.
didllo.
Voting place: House of FilomcnC
Mora.
Precinct No, ~, Iaiartto.
Judges ot Election Nicodemus j
Chavcs. Donaciano Iyobato. Patricit
V. Sanches.
Voting place: House of Mrs. ]
Felipe 1iubbcll.
prssinct Ma. ~. Division No. {.
N~Ibuqucrpuc.
Judges ~ Election: Free, q Hcyu
Bcncdito Snudoyal Anthony Morclli
Voting place. !. korbor block.
Precinct No. ~. Division No. =.
Nbuaucruuc.
Judges Of Elcction-N IL. Oglc
Felix Bact, John : Heaven
Voting place: Arcade Market Corne
Copper and Third.
Precinct NJ. g., old albuquerque.
Judges of Election Gabriel Nrmiic
MaNimO Sanchc- Ed. Mcclure
Voting place pld Town schoo
house
Precinct No. ~. san Ignacio.
Judges Of Election Nicolas Her
rcra Juan NrmIIo Juan Bacu.
Voting place House of Nicolas Her
rrrI
Precinct No t., santa Barbarn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
NcM NnrL IniInn.

Sow York, Soy. Q Cotton futures
closed steady December t25to. Ian
uary s26,N. March t2C27. MY
f.t.i Il. July t2G u0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
NcM York MnncA

New York. Nov. - Mercantile pa
per, Sc per cent, sterling 90 day
billo, 47lis per cent; commercial 60
day bills on banks. 49, per cent.
commercial 60 day bills. t.7OH per
cent. cables. i.76 7-iG per cent
Rar silyei-Ss &c.
Mexican doIlars-Gs ~.
Government bonds-Firm.
Railroad bonds--wcak.
Time loahs-Stcady 60 days. 81. per
cent; 90 da's 3ui siN months. jis
per cent.
can moncy-Stcady. High. Z rcr
cent, low, I per cent; ruling rate. I
per cent. closing bid. "a per cent;
offered at. I per cent. last loan. I per
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

Kansas city. Nuy. 2-Buttcr cpgs
ard poultry. unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

mont. The unsettled trade situation
tended to increase bearish rent'm'n w.
business lacked volume. Opening pr
ces. which ranged from = To- az
lower with December NJ t1li n ma
at ti.I2I to sii3. were followed 10y
moderate further declines.
Increased receipts OF new grain IN
the southwest and renewed notice 81
the fact that no exports Of corn woulu
be permitted except under hcens'
brought about additional downturns
later. The close was heavy, Ia 70
a.. cents net lower, with December Al
,t.i5h TO sii5% and hay at. N,iO's
Oats showed henviness. Influenced
mainly by the action Of corn.
on ldvance profit taking saics LED
Ia q sharp setback.
Provisions Jumped In consequence
OF the big reduction In wafehou
stocks here announced In the monthly
statement last evening. Attention wa
given also TO sharp advances In the
value or hogs.
DaauAs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

Chicago Board nr Trade,
Dhiyago Nov Fresh veakuo..
developed iu th, corn market TODAY 1-
% result mur, ur less cog weather uuu-
dl,iuus lilcI, .u facilitate crop move
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
constitutional amendments.

The Rourd of County Commission.
cr, ct l|'runlillu County Ncw MrNico.
iu pursuance or the requirements OF
paragraph 49,, of the codinod laws
uf the state OF New McNicu. hereby
gives public notice that am election
viii h' held Iu said county ON the
Tuesday nest after the first Monday
m November nineteen hundred and
seventeen tHl5l. the same being the
sixth day OF said November that the
object of said election H. to vote ON
tire" constitutional amendments proc
posed D., law 20 Toe voted upon hy the
qualified electors Of the state OF New
McNicu. as follows,
Committee Substitute for senate
joint Resolutions numbers two and
three Proposing uu Amendment To
IA" Constitution OF the state of Ncw
McNic" bog adHiur thereto another
Article, the sullc tu be numbered
NNlll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

BE II Resolved hy the Legislature Of
the STATE Of New Mexico.
That the Constitution OF the state
of New Mexico bee and IL il hereby
amended Dos adding thcrtu e. new ar.
tiDle Ia m numbered aud designated
as Article NNltl. Intoxicating Liquors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE RSncE oonGisilne orr
acres. under cultivation, located two
miles north Of city; fine modern house
and out,uildings. Land planted To
alfalfa. fruit, corn and gardentruck.
City Realty Co, Phone 176; 900 W.
Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

FOR sAi4E--A well improved cattle
ranch. homestead and leased land.
1850 acres personal and good open
range. food water n lots OF a..
More land 90 he acquired. Best lit.ie
ranch proposition In New Mexico. Nd
drcsa. Rancher l.. Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02

wANTED--Youns mar az clerk In
general merchandise store: must
speak spanish; give references. a. ~.
this office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
q -RENT-Hnnaea


FOR REMIT room boarding and
rooming house within three blocks
of Santa Fo shops. partially furnished.
win make splendid rooming house.
Rents for $50 per month. Inquire y.
f. McCanna. ground floor, Cromwell.
bloch,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
TYPEWRITER SALE.

Underwood No. $500
Remington No. 5000
Oliver No. 8 $500
l. g. Smith No. 3 ....,...... $500
Smith Premier No. 10. ....... $500
All are In strictly fret class order.
Ribbons for any machine 30 cents
each. ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. i3i sosth eth
afreae phouA ga
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LOST

LOSr-Goid key and watch fob Mon
day. oct. 2gth. Liberal reward u
returned To- IL. u. Jamison, SterI
building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-02
wANTED-MisceIIaueous

WANTED-Second-h hand clothing and
shoes. The Chicago secondhand
Store. phona Gla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

to Is plea
v!
at
u
L. uponH
>ate have been kid TO furnish the needed
NnG Sut'et produced
fE II
n
O out meat f. ard tncnr
tah'" ~ trft"@snf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
ATHLETES MAKE GOOD
IN UNCLE SANS ARMY

Boulder Colo. Oct. 20.--Universits
OF Colorado athletes will soon find
good use for the training they re-
ceived in school sports here, Word
has been received of the arrival
somewhere in France" of two for.
mer football stars of the state uni.
versity. and of two others who were
prominent in athletics here.
Efbridge Gerry Chapman. captain
OF last years varsity eleven. went to
the Fort Riley officers, reserve camp
early in the summer and In now a
captain In the regular army.
Eddie Evans, who was elected cap
tain OF this years football squad. but
who retired from school to seek fame
in Uncle Sans fighting forces. has
been made a second lieutenant and
letters received here disclose the fact
that he In tower there somewhere
Horace r. Wells and Chauncsy Ben
nett, both prominent In athletics at
Boulder; have been accepted In the
aviation corps and are believed b -
''a1ross the ponAt