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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
Annouaseuasnt shower.


On Friday meFaiag y Of tn
ucst unlq1a original earties Of the
assn Ms given bF Mrs. Tainaase
Nwson and Miss Marguerite Mtzell
The Meston home on Virginia
RI Il Miss Bessie Graham and
Miss IrFga Cole. waose e~ngagemeht
vas announced at the morning par
were the honor guests. From
he time The invitations were issued
anril the guests arrived all was ex-
Element and mystery. for each guest
vas told 10 bring two articles for a
Kitchen shower 20 brides. but their
IDENTITY was not Known As the
guests entered they saw oa the ca-
aren't walk Two large red hearts, and
she following announcement. read
ing Notsce-Twe hearts that heat
as one will BE- made ae June -,
1917. Cole-Kelly. The secret was
then oct. and all knew that Waxa-
haehie was TO lose one of her pop
MAR and lovable young ladies.
Upon mounting the steps, two trav-
cling bags decorated for . bride and
groom. tied with white ribbons and
showered with old shoes and rice,
were found The trunk had nH1arors
signs reading We are just n led.
etc On the trunk sat little stewarr
Newsome. impersona,fng Cupid. with
his bow and lre
At the door the hostess welcomed
the guests. who were then present
led 10 the honor guests. Others il
the house party wore Mrs. L. Y. Cole
Miss Theima Cole, Miss Elsie Ora
ham, Hattie Lee Hornbeak, saIli,
Lee shelton. Willie Price Mizell
ICleo Anderson. AMI Nssaames LET
lLassweii. Bass Williams. c. b, New
some and Earl Parker.
The game of foriy-two vas give
a special interest in the drawing Q
score cards. as each PLAYER was toll
TO play FOR Miss Cite or Miss Ora
ham, Al the end Of each game III
SINNERS presented the honor guest
with some kitchen uIensil, and cor
anmed until the lis, OF useful art
eles was compete AT the close
the shower orange ice and heal
shaped angel food were served
Tae library had baskets OF daisi'
!. and tiger lilies. Between the Frens
. doors eornUeopias we're hung filis
With daisies. The dining room I
: bic VAS in red. The table was &c
tered with esuny, and a baske,
/, gladiolas The guest room was
: sweet peas.
Miss co's wore a blue George'
dress emb llishei in void and /,
rose. Miss Graham wors : spc
81 suit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
Returns From New York.

Miss Marie smiEa has returned
5m Kew York City waere she has
seen for TIE past SIX months study
ing voice AZ Columbia university.
since school closed Miss Smith has
been visiting her roommate. Miss
neisa Huffman at Newark. n, j.
airing the vacation the young
Izdie~ spesat s part OF the time II
Philadelphia. Atlantic City, and
ashary Park. They went through
ne Edison factory at Orange. y. j.,
nd mad a. intersiew With Ar. Edi-
en. he ard Miss H~uffnan's father
rg personal rieads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
oyne Patriots.

rher tayeails dFsua'ls "a
olssans sysave mat faFa,
20 entertainment TO ,,s a 's.'t ,ssir
on eaV TIA, street last san2s' a ~ mis-
organisation ssias .,.esT, ws
ssse save q esas.l. 80 81 Mss
nazaag eEspsns g ,ss
saFy Lea sas s,.a
@hieh saoNAlS s.,8 ana this
10 ire ned eros ~, ,bs pars
showed @e ssags ana rsel'a-
-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
Junior Auxiliary Has Al Day
Session.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the -
paais Episcopal thuFch
fachle entertained the Junior Aux
iliary Of the Dallas Diocese Tuesday
with an all day session. AZ the FIRST
Baptist church Holy communion
x rs observed with Bishop Coadiat9E
Moore. as the eelsb4st Dan F
~ r. Moore was msaa sn5
ia Bishop Garrett al the council II
MAY.
Martha Rufi. Dallas, president;
Mrs. Z. r. At~ell was retlFias
president: Ms Cllngman. vice
president: Miss Esther jones sec
retarv. Nlss Katherine Herring
treasurer.
Rev. and Ms, CAagwan Of me
church OF tie Incarnation OF pal
las Mrs Foster n the All saints
Episcopal church of Dallas and rep
r~ssantasIves from s. Matthews
ea,bs8ral were among the visitors
Areb Dean Ellis Of Greenyills 3
crescent Faft Worth also sens
1-olaaa+s About twenty-five saes's
rare served an elegant dinner 81
rrs Rans.st church 0y Use
Ladies Auxiliary %
church. Tae asA 81
Was followed by as
a-fva over me cItF.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
A New Writer.

Mrs. Linda Bnntyn wills, aow
OF Dallas. formerly OF tnis ei,,
curing the life of the Waxahaehie
i'aiiy Herald, has a story entitled
The Things we Hope For. in
the June number OF The American
Magazine. This is not the tirst Of
Mrs. Wiilie's published stories. but
+ u Of her most interesting ones.
Many friends ever the state and
the south rejoice in Mrs. willie.s
success as a writer.
Both AIRS. wilIie's parents. Rev.
and Mrs. Buntyn, were veil known
contributors to The SAMMY South,
md their daughter il following
successfully in their literary trend.
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ua.nr l.artr 10 Mineral Wells.

Ngrs. 7. l. MccaStaey. Mrs. I'd
cunningham and Halle d~anghters'
noroshv sad Mary Frances Nh. ana
Mrs. John Cunningham OF Cofss-
csa AIRS Tose Eamondsop ana
R9rer Hdaoadson left Thursday for
s.tneral Wells where they *'sl
srand 4 fgS wseks for recreation.
qes nareg went ay automobile reGte
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IL hlui, Entertained.

$50 K,..h F1fay AFTERNOON
20 '1 baegudsd Misses
ruth pteae't. G~ensyisys - &C., coea.
9hesia wicker and M's joe eo'~
Ia she eat for the a.''l-' - 10
4 pair Of siIk hose s.as - ].
gave patriotic aas as se<o's
sss.ta,sa,s consisted Of ea.eSe-
ansl-a, waters olives anu
eofsto chips
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Swimming Party 81 the Cascade.

A number 81 W~axahaehie young
eopla jo5aa ONE Dallas friends at
the Cascade IN Dallas Taesdsy night,
and enioyed q delightful swimming
Party At TIE rev aatetoriaG on
Hsrwooa street The party Included
sitss ThelHa Cole and Lee Fiigo.
Miss Margaret Edwards and seotai4
Hgwla. Hiss Rebeeea Singleton and
Billie Burke, Miss RafaeY Harrison
end Ike Weaver.
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karF. klub Entertained.

Mss Margaret Kennble entertain
81 the kaFd KlGb Thursday after
neon AZ her home On College street.
Miss Marie Holland was presented
ne favor u a draN and was en
2 handsome embroidered guest tow
81. Pineapple frappe and minis
we're served. Substitute guests in
Guided Misses Ruth Pickett. Alpha
Penn, Marie Holland OF san Antonio.
Helen DaB@s. and Mrs. Blair Kerr.
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give Aorniss u kffst. /!
s,ss 4as,sx siws*sk aa

af; vert HulIsFd e1sertstaea wifs
+. .ssru1ils morning breakfast Thurs
day, IGNORING MISS s.
who VIII be married Wsanesa4s
evening to clyde Depu,s The break
at ~. s.se - -s -o-ss o. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
Hnnnre lisillng Guests

Mss sadls Raiston has . her
ee~t shs.waek Miss peilR4 Tiesaey
81 FdsE .ssa IA esr eeasi
sv NJ a stdnsa az az
s~ttracfge party MedEsAs sAs
tables we're arranged esufslas toEss-
twa games American heaa
srs used in the dfg1ing Hon s4s'
So t% $500
music room. uAsiartu-s 2At
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16

Mrs Hsicie MeWhfrtef e~nterfasn-
ed the Tuesday Social club this
week Miss Ruth McWhirter. Mis-
Fay Meclain and Mrs. Fraak whip
ple assisted IN entertaining snsp
aragoas beausified the rpcsIvInx
rooms. Mrs. ]. b MrCauI won
high score Angel food. briek
cream, and minis we're served.
guests included Mesdames T0us
Whippla. VIII CIsghorn. VIII Pein-
dexter. i. B. McCanl, and MjsAes
Fay Mcelain- Ruth Mxuhirtsr.
Creighton and Miss nlcAards OF
Italy An Edison program MAS
given during she a~fternocg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16

Humane society.
- /. County Humane society
formal meeting. also its
Ese meeting. Thursday AZ
xaclly al = t1s ,s e ! ssisf s s,ae
cessity. ssrstar, e The Texas ha-
nresent with the workers
much valuable informa-
advice. Mr.. Adams spoke
your bod y stores, packing
hi others of his home city,
th. who. with the Tarrant
Humane society. and OF
Humane society has
u aieel owners Of animals hum
Weigh +. s', ~ he humane ASPECT i
h Sfro,. tesion.
Wednesday and Thurs
SNeepd Adams emphasized the
humane education. especial
sautHNl lover grades Of the public
Il, pal 4 child who at first is
BIZ to consider the rights
finished Eamb creatures, in teens,
to respect the rights of
Fckel creatures and the states
Eat LeBlond reported the
Flv OF the mtstreatment Of a
some boys.
nv jdieal thing which the
hopes it may be able 10
L not alone. entirely, then
aid of others-~is letilaI
for the humane destruc-
klling Of stray dogs. etc. !
Barnes, Mr.. aud Mrs. Le-
Eve mereifally killed a num-
mailer animals in this way.
saved a great deal Of
|ary suffering on the part OF
toa the dumb creatures.
Epssiale that during the
@nenths Of July and August
meetings will NO be held,
stated meetings called b.
kident.
ga hoped The city officials viii
VIZ With the local society in
ha name catching and killing
days during that eyer-sum
fng OF catching and killing
- that those in private
- boerdias houses, eIe,, as
ee.l N public places. such IS
Ffon houses, grocery stores,
pF9gd places, etc, in the caring
FIR all fowls. cooped or
e.l ~, , and all animals; that
III driving horses end mluss !
ant & t oyerdrive and overload
re IA nor drive crippled animals.
arm hitch same in shade, or
rSnas not facing the hot san.
boil ID |ege tho too high. overhead
ni9a j eias. a number OF poor
lib arc seen about town. some
ima n starving condition.
ths . Jeanette McDuffie is gladly
n cid sd as a member into the
Aaf Miss McDuffie. when &
cd IN primary grades OF Dali
Paehs practical ideas along
b LII + lines.
Alpha Penn's name will be
Mr., Adams TO the governor
. vacancy in the state bu-
Board. Miss Penn Will be,
ut. the youngest member o.
= FPafd Of regents. b. her ETH
and faithfuiness Miss Pens
qualified to fill this place
Adams has been a great
Us to the local society.
also here in connection wita
appropriations for the stale
Of Child and Animal Pro
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Gives Garden Party.

Mrs. Carroll Todd entertained
the Sixteen club Frzdag a~sssyAoon
With an attractive garden party.
at her home on Martin avenae.
Brass 5~ardinsres were filled with
field flowers. and placed on peder
tsls oTer the lawn Baskets hose
izg purple thistle and clusters III
shasta daisies were used effective
~ for the garden narsy. c0rau-
egnias filled Win Wild flowers we're
hung on he -veran4as. Little Sarah
/. Egse Todd. pretty lite daughter
aT AT. and Mrs Carrot Todd pass
Cd the seafa cards When refresh
r eats ve-e served rabia d IT
gellow and white crepe were placed
on the game tables. A bud vase
holding daisies was placed at each
table. Refreshments consisted oil
PERFECTION salad. rseat sandwiches.
cIlves. butter thins and ice tea.
Mrs Todd Was assisted in serving
b. Mrs Willie Todd. Mrs William
Bonner. Mrs. Lynn Lassweil and
Miss Laeiie watson. Special
guests ineiuaed Mestames r. n.
Cleatham. John karner az Dallas,
Willie Todd. Thee FARLEY. VIII Far
ley. ]. q. Eastman, A. A. MAC
Robert. r j. Herndon. Bob Gam
nvn- Charley Kennedy. Harry
knowles. and Misses Matte Middle
ion and Hattie Lee Horrbeak-
The 1al1-iS Year Books TOR tn
Mcdowell Club have been prepares
and ars ready for distribution al
y library upon the payment o.
aRnnsi dues lactiye members $50
ana patrons sa.eo,. Club mem Der.
are urged 10 call sor their rear book,
Is icon as passirle.
additional Society on Page %
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q. ami will SPEND the remainder q.
the summer with her brother o.
a ranch.
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lnes Giris. Party

Miss Ella Pierce was one OK the
"rsi of ihs vacation hostesses eates-
tanning with a large afternoon party
Tuesday al the home OF her SISTER.
AIRS BsFt Stands, or vieksFy street
IThe reception sate @as beautifully
decorated with roses, tiger .llies.
and purple thistle Tables wers
elacea on the broad Yeranass and il
nae yard for the game of fogty-twe.
Nine tables we're arranged For Ire
game. Misses Berta Shaaas ard
Ruth Sawyer served punch IS sTs
guests entered. and served altsir :
the Miss Agnes Pt9res sav
an Ealsoa program during th- ~
ternoon. Refreshments consisted .
ait salad. cheese and tuna sand
wlehes. olives. tea, reception Z ks
sa1tea almonds apricot ice anG arg
tsess a. III PNtf, Sna ~
wvfs sandx ssskN a SAT-.
Ell SasasRs giE.s. Mss d.
Mai THOMPSON assisted In ~ees
{ sts Srelndsa Mss Mar
sss-Mr. Thompson. Louis
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SECRETARY
) Receive College Ito

p Receive College fionors.
+ Christine Hawkins, daughter
ase aud Mrs, Lee Hawkins.
lllsS GalueHe Hawkins, daugh-
/ Mr. and Mrs. Il 2. Has
n 'his city who have Away.
devoted cousins, and kept
FeF IN their college career
Just graduated from Southern
Fdlst aniyersntY al Dallas.
! were sixty graduates and
me honor graduates, the
: Hawkins being two out OF
afe. The many friends Of tae
s ladies Of their home Town
eoagrat0latc them for thei'
~ Of diligent study.
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Thursday Social Clnb.

CURTAINS DRUG STORES. speci.l Ass.s.-
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rs Aadena Haw kins writes neg
i folks OF a delightful trip 10
Narth ana East. They spent
suaday at Niagara Falls Miss
Il. Whipple is Also with 'ss
NJ Aseh AeDgffie poRrasd tee
4 a. BufgAlo. and thes we're O.
es ste Fl nj :
/
tauoie Mecae left Thurs
Iof Htnrletla where she Wlli
her prnclea ". j. MeeHe From
So ~. = . - =
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The Daily Light gives al the
AwsEthe day happens-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
TAYLOR RIDGE

MIS- John TitterinEtGn WAC has heen
staying at the home Of her brother.
fdils Rouse, returned to her home in
Peltin iowa, Wednesday
Owing to the Illness Of Rev. Edva rl
Member 40 preaching services were
held here Sunday
The TAYLOR Ridge Red Cross branch
ueid meeting at the haine If Mrs
Elizabeth Schneider Wednesday after
noon. IayIof Ridge now has mem
herrShip Of about seventy members.
MIS- McEniTy Of Moline gave a splen-
az LARK 10 the women at the NJ T.
ehnrch here Saturday on conservation
al food and ON registration. Every wo-
man was requested to register al the
postethee Monday some time between
the hours OF q. IN. and / o m
Miss lennie Y. Mcconnell returned
home Friday after a three weeks visit
IN kehtland, indn St. Joseph. Mo. and
oehaih ana wyoming. III. and IS again
on duty at the bank here
Miss Maud Gruby snent th, Weekend
in Rock island with her parents.
Julia dintermeister Of Preemptior,
visited Saturday with her mother and
sister
Mfr. Paige. Instructor In English and
ofatorY at Augustana college, delivered
2 splendid sermon at the NJ t. church
mere sunday In Rev. Mr. McOmber'
stead, Who has recently been confined
10 ms nome on account of Illness
Only six women OF the two school
districts east and west fthe Village
failed to register at the postofiice Mon
The first quarterly conference OF. the
NJ, Il. church viii be held at ReynoId
saturday evening. Rev.s J. r Jones
me district superintendent, will have
charge OF the services here next Sun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
COCHRAN INJURY
WEAKENS ELEVEN
Maroon Coach and Followers Speech.
Iating On Who win Fill Right
Tackle Hole.

Chicago, Nov. 8.-Coach Stage has
a big problem to solve in the next
week concerning the arrangement of
his line material. The loss OF Stew
Cochran, who suffered a cracked
cheekbone in the Illinois game, has
complicated matters and made the
Midway coach worry about which OF
his few available linemen can be used
to I'LL in the gap at right tackle.
There are a great many possibili-
ties for the odd Man" TO consider. The
entrance Of Malln, a rather husky but
inexperienced man, into the game last
Saturday and the good showing which
he made present a new factor to be
considered Mellin played at right
guard in the place Of Moulton, who
was under the weather during the
week. and there is q chance that he
may be shifted 20 tackle now that
Moulton has recovered.
Mellin is pretty slow, though, and
knows little OF the tackle position, al
though he is a fair man at guard.
Coach Stage would, in consequence, be
/ taking a chance 10y sending the green
player in against the husky Gophers.
Another possibility is Lou Kahn, who
substituted for Cochran in the last
quarter Saturday.
Kahn is shifty on his feet and q
husky lad. He probably could hold
down the Job, but is held back by an
other condition. He is the only capable
substitute for use in the back field and
/ if any Of the regular backs should be
| hurt he would have TO serve there.
: Furthermore. if Kahn were injured
/ Coach Stage would be without a man
/ to rely Gu as a back field substitute.
/ If Kahn plays tackle the question
Immediately arises concerning who
will fill in at guard -Moulton or Mel
lin Many of the dopesters think that
! Moulton will have hard time getting
his old berth back again Mellin Is
bigger. but not so aggressive Moul-
ton is slow. but more experienced. Il
probably will be a pretty struggle.
Still another combination on the
/ tackle proposition would involve shift
| ing Gorgas from center to tackle where
he played while last year, and put
+. ing Fat Reher in at the pivotal po-
sition Gorgas mas played far better
/ game at center than he ever played
farther down the line and gives prom
Use of being one of the best men al
the position in the conference. Rebel
! is big and beefy and could not put III
i the game that Dutch" does He il
/ experienced, though, and may get .
i chance.
/ The Maroons went through another
I stiff workout yesterday afternoon, in
/ Guiding long scrimmage with The
/ freshmen After the scrimmage Coach
Stagg took the men into the gym
nasium to instruct them on new plays
and on individual failings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
CARBON CLIFF

Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs. c
slater visited a Moline Friday.
Mrs. Mary LaUghery ana fauchter.
MRS. thester Kennedy, visited wish rel
atives at Rock Island the latter part Of
the week.
Mr. aud Mrs Lewis Seeker and ,Fy
and Mrs. Ed pennhardt have moved t.
SiiVls and Dan jonos has moved from
SiVis into the Weitz cottage thai M.
two families vacated
Mrs. Alfred Wendell and daue-f,.ay
Dorothy visited with AIRS. Gres-aTx
Neubaur.
Mr.: and Mrs. William Gerhardt en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ben amin Sno.i-
grass and family OF near Genese0 AMI
Mi and Mrs. Henry Corbfn and family
OF Moline. Sunday.
Mrs Scott Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Frary visited with the formers e,,,,
Rev John Kennedy, and wife OF Hamp-
ton. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Smith entertained %
relatives from Green River, Sunday
MRS Steve Milton and daughter. Mrs.
George Kennedy, and Mrs Albert Nit
Ton visited Monday at the home of Mrs.
steve Adams at East MoIines
Mrs Oliver Taylor has returned IN
her home at Fruitland Iowa, after a
visit here with relatives q
MT and Mrs P, W. Beckwtth, L. Z.
Beekwith and the Misses Flossie aud
Nerda Beekwith. OF Davenpor. yjsfta1
land ''S'-
Miss Grace swanis of silvis visited a
lew days with her sister. Mrs. Carl
Lawrence.
Mrs, 9 F. Holland visited in tho trl-
cities Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
iowa TEAM WILL
MEET ISLANDERS
Rivnl High School and Independent
Elevens Are TO Play Here
This Week.

The football fans OF this city will
have the opportunity of witnessing
two rival football games on Saturday
and Sunday of this week with Daven-
port elevens. On Saturday afternoon
the Davenport high school will battle
the local school aggregation and on
SUNDAY the Davenport Athletics vii!
play the Independents. Both games
will be staged at Douglas PARK and
large gatherings are expected to az
tend the contests.
Much rivalry is existing between
the Davenport and Rock Island high
schools and a large turnout is antic.
ipsted by Manager Hill. Although
dope favors the lowans, Rock Island
is expected TO stage scrappy fight
aud hold the Davenport eleven to a
low score. The black and red team
has strong eleven this season and
the .Davenporters expect to cop the
tri-citv high school title. They de-
feated the Burlington high on last
Saturday by the overwhelming count
Of as to 0. Rock Island will presen.
a crippled lineup on Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
AT FOOTBALL CAMPS
Ii Illinois.

Urbana, ILL.,, Nov. S.--According to
Ralph Jones, veteran football scout,
Harley's performances against Indiana
last Saturday were the most remark
able he ever witnessed. Jones YER
dict on the Buckeye star was such as
to determine Zuppke to concentrate
his drill for the Ohio State game on
some kind of a defense to halt Harley.
While Klein. Charpier and Sterna-
man rested last night, the rest Of the
varsity battled the freshmen in spir-
tied scrimmage. Yeager and Bregman
were tried in the backfeld and showed
promise John McGregor played his
best game vet as a halfback The
Him performance was pretty good,
allowing for the letdown after the
Chicago game.
Zuppke will gradually keep up his
men for the invasion Of Buckeyedom
next week. Il is improbable that any
change will be made in the lineup.
Zuppke expects that Ohio will have
10 put all its cards on the table for
Wisconsin, with resulting benefit 10
The illini
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
HLINI AFRAID Gf UARIFy

Cthana. Ill, Nov S-Accorling to
Ralph Jones. veteran football scouf
Harleys performances against Indf-
ana last Saturday were the most re-
markahie he had ever witnessed
Jones verdict on the Buckeye star
was such as TO determine Zuppke ia
concentrate his drill for the Ohio game
on some kind of a defense that win
halt Harley.
While Klein, Charpier and Sterna-
man rested last night, the rest of the
varsity battled the freshmen in a snir-
TIED scrimmage. Yeager and Bree-
man were tried in the back field and
showed promise John McGreeor
played his best game yet as a half
back. The Hint performance was
pretty good. allowing for the lat-lown
after the Chicago game. zuppke viii
gradually key up his men for the in
yssion OF Buckeyedom next week. II
IS improbable that any change will
De made in the lineup.
Zuppke expects that Ohio wilIhaye
70 put all ITS cards on the table for
wisconsin, with resulting benefits to
tho Illini,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov S-Using
an entirely new backheld. DR.. Will
liams put his Gopher warriors through
stiff workout. The poor showing
of the backfeld men at Madison last
Saturday caused the coach TO make
several changes. Lamp was at quar-
terback instead Of Arntson, who, up
to the Wisconsin game, had proven
himself a star. Sullivan and Holm
gren were at the halfback positions
in place of Allendoerfer and Carroll
Kingley and Allendoerfer aIternated at
fuIlback Schroeder, right end was
placed at halfback for brief period
and his appearance there speeded up
the work considerably. 1t is not eX-
pected that he will be taken from the
wing position permanently, however
as there is no available substitute.