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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
EAST SIDE
NEWS :
'chieken Dinner.

The members OF tho W. c. T. u. will
rive 4 chicken dinner Thursday at
we've o'clock in the social rooms of
.h6 Diamond street church. Chicken
and everything with 1t to make a
splendid dinner will be served TO all
Sd soldiers and soldiers widows free
IF charge The dinner will be boun-
it'll one and any one else desiring to
10 SO may purchase a ticket and en-
10Y tie dinner also.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
Rain Put Damper on
Community Meeting

The community meeting held AZ East
Run last evening was not very well
attended because Of the rain 50 ans
other has been planned for Monday
evening. October 26th Plans win be
discussed regarding the work for the
year at this meeting. 1t is thought
likely that reading circle viii be
formed. Dr. L, n. oYst, Miss Eva
Blair and W. E Mccomas were pres
ent last evening at East Run and gave
their talks as scheduled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
.jmbortant MEETING

Eech member Of the Ladies' Aid So
.iety 81 the Diamond street church is
urged 10 attend the meeting at the
home Of Mrs. b. A. Wilson, on Thurs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22

Two hundred years ago two men
were sent from Torringtdn, Conn, to
be the first missionaries to the
Hawaiian Islands, then known as the
Sandwich Islands
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
IA coolvlIIe, o.

MIS- g. Fletcher and daughter
mss Pauline, went to Coolville, o., to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hayhurst the remainder of the week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
BAD BREATH
Dr EDWARDS olive Tablets Gel
At ae Gause md Remote lE

ne Cause and Remote lt#
Dr. Edwards live Tabfts, 8the
substitute "a tom act gent 81 the
bowels osity Ply do the WQk;;
Peo1Is all "a VI B bad bresth find
Quick ief q 'isE taking / Al.
Df Edwards Ne Tab is are 4
rs7es ble conf bund \ iyedt with oliyE
oil. They act 5ent1J btt ply on tte
bowels md I've, S ful ting epE TO-
nstu a On, cleari & the bleSe md
p,ifii9 tie entire stem. { Hley DO
that which caIcmel do without anyof
the BAD after effects. fake one or two
rrel-s nieft for a weeA and note the
-l,asiae effect Zoe and 25c box.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22

Mera than 1909 stTles Of rubber
ootwesr baye been discontinued -
u Unina states
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-22
.eALOTABS Are
BEST FOR COLDS
Ard INFLUENZA
Doctors Now{Prescribe caIotibs, The
Purified caomel TahletaSfhat +.
Are NaSsealess, $50 =
ana Sure. ~

Doctois are warHagAhe public 4hat
simple Folds and mn cases pr Mflu-
enza often lead to pteSponiaI std otn'
er seribus compli atiohC 4aey say
that esery cold sEould reeeif imme-
date fttentlon nd that the lrst step
in the treatment isIto max Selre tpat
the i Yer is astivei For tis PE5Bose
Calotsbs, tn petfected na1Sealsss
calollel aBets 5re the surSEC besN
and host Agreeab Vie la55ttSe.
.%on1 d llotab It bed time with q
swallow BIZ watef-th3t's all, no saltE
no nq1si "a, and DO utsetting of the n
gestim jand an BETTE. Next morHing
your &4ld has a3Ssbed, your LIVER is
active fyops syStsh is PURIFIED and re-
a hejlEy apps ne for breakfast. Eat
what y1u ples mo danger.
For NQur sprotectiop, Calotabs are
sold only m original sealed packages,
price thirty five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized to refund the price
il you are not delighted with them
ADV.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
AS TO a NEW CONSTITUTION

THE elamor for new state constt
tuition. Il mas be said comes not
50 much frum the people as a spontan
sou uutbufst but Is manufactured
demand FROM the politicians admitting
~ course that there are some good
men, wha without ans ultefior
design. think = constitutional eonyen,
ton for this purpose Is needed For
oar part. Il sc believed that a short
simple constitution would be written
emh0dy lug ouly the fundamentals for
state government. Paper that would
be- thangelesa As truth aud strong to
endure. we should welcome the call
iug ot such convention. Hut IL q
constitution is tu be written like the
ones Louisiana has had since the War
Of Sections, containing so much matter
at a nature To- eome within the scope
of the General Assemblys legislation
Their there will be no real and iasiil
improvement II will BE- but exehang
Ing the thing of shreds and patches
Louisiana now has In the shape Of q
constitutions for another soon To be-
come In turn subject for rents and
patehes as the needs pf the times
succeeding will demand
There is no intimation gha, con
,titution other than the ole now had
10 proposed or desired Judging by
the public statements. this one wants
more justices, that one something else
the whole q paper expressive Of public
eNpsiieneics subject Ia the needs and
changes Of each succeeding year II
such be the case, there IL no real adj
vantage IN a new constitution.
As rule Representative Gilbert l.
Dnpre OF ~ Landry is too Feaetionary
in his ideas to be a safe guide. but IN
this instance. his writings in the press
show correct yies OF the situation
that this is not time for the expense
Of d constitutional convention. or does
the public In general want one
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
DYNAMITE DEMONSTRATIONS
ON MAY ~.

Thursday May 20 has been set as
the date for the dynamite demonstra
iiens to be given In this parish
The first demonstration will be held
on the farm ~ G L. Piettinger In
Bayou Sara This will be the most
important demonstration Of all. and
everyone IL invited and requested 70
be- present Ia secure information ON
the cost method. etc In dynamitng
F3umps bitches. washes. etc
Other demonstration will be held
on the farms " l.. G. Soule G. VI
Harrow. aud + 4 Percy
Anyone interested is requested "a
see BENTON for further details
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
Saturday, MAY "a, 1910.

The following personal property OF
defendant The following Judgments
In the cath Judicial District Court, In
fayor Of the City bank Il Trust Go.
domtetled In the city Of Mobile. Ala
City Bank a Trust Go " Louis West,
for the sum OF Seven Hundred aud
Fifty $3.50 o0l Dollars With interest
at the rate Of eight per cent per an.
num from Feb /. 1913 until paid.
city Bank a Trust &c IS. r o Hamil
ton. for the sum Of Three Thourand
ts3Dee0al Dollars with interest at the
rate eight per cent per annum from
Jan |, 1913 until paid City Bank 4
Trust 60 ysJ II Pere, for the sum
of Seven Hundred and Fifty tsIjGbll
Dollars With interest nj the rate OF
eight per cent per anaum from Jan,
l. 1918 until paid \ note drawn by
The feliciana Bank and Trust Go in
favor ot the CITY Bank a. Trust Co.
demieiIed Ia the city OF Mobile. Ala.
Ifor the sam Of Twenty Five thousand
ts25ooo oo' Dollars, With interest at
rate of six per cent per annum from
APRIL I. 1913 until paid Also note
drawn BY Richardson Percy Milling
lieiana Bank & Trust Co for the sum
Of Fifteen Hundred tsi500oei Dollars
with eight per cent interest from Aug
rs 1913. until paid
Terms Of sale eaFl with benefit Of
appfatsemeht
J. II. CLACk. sheriff.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
NO RESULTS

II Is not always bouquets however
Cine advertiser ordering the diseontin.
ttaace of his advertisement remarks
No p nlts This may, or may not
be- the fault OF the medium az the
fault OF the commodity to he sold. IN
feet II mans neighkeT adyertises
SAY goats and sells them. while he
adsertises sheep aud cant get hid
this proves nothing against he metli
,im, but ohls that the public reached
happened not to want sheep at that
time The wise adgeftises takes his
losses saying BETTER luck next time q
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
Neslee OF Taxes Due on Movable
Property by Nonresident Taxpayer

Notice is hereby given that the fol
low iug taxes OF the movable property
assessed in the name Of q " Puts
man a nonresident taxpayer, are now
past due aud unpaid, and II not paid
within twenty days from the present
notification together with all costs
penalties etc. the same will be seized
and sold according to law at Tax Sale
for the amount of said taxes. costs
penalties etc. State tas, s43I. Con
Vet tax Use, Good Roads tax. iee
Parish tax. sa75, Total tax. $500
j II. CLACK.
Tax Collector
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
BRING Nv YOUR WOOL

Monday. Nav 70, has been set as the
ia, en which all farmers are requested
10 bring their wool to st Francissille
al witch time there will be one or tive
or three buyers here. II none Of these
BUYERS can pay satisfactory prices. Mr.
benton proposes To ship the wool 10
~ Louis to a satisfactory market
Al! farmers are urged not To miss
the opportunity Of securing top prices
for their wool bring II In aud Ies Ben
Zen seel /, There are no commissions
10 pay and the grover gets all of the
value.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
SHERIFF SALE

State Of Louisiana. Twenty Fourth
Judicial District Court for the
Parish of West Felieiana
felieiaua hank a. Trust Co In Liqui,
dalton rs City Bank Il Trust Co
BY virtue ~ Writ of Fieri Faeias.
directed to the Sheriff OF the parish
Of West Felicieaa, in the above entitl
I'd and numbered cause. by the Hon,
cath Judicial District Court, | have
seized and will offer for sale AT pub
Tic auction 10 the highest bidder at
the trout door uf the Court House
In the town Of nj Franeisyille La.
al the hour of eleteh o'clock A. NJ
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
A TYPE or vEaActTy

In social guessing contest al ons
Of the local festive affairs. the subject
was the names OF magazines, and one
was referred io as "seraelty One
of The sehooiboys filled the blank The
True Democrat Though what might
be- called an inadvertent compliment
II is the more appreciated
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

state Of Louisiana Parish OF West
Felieiana, Gath Judicial District
Court
Noties OF Filing OF Final Account
Notice is hereby given TO all whom
II doth or may concern. 10 show cause
within ten days from the present no,i.
ticaiion, II any they have or can, why
the Final Account filed by the Admin.
igirator la the Succession of VIM. ]
Fort. deceased, should not be approved
and homoIogaied and made the judg.
ment OF the Court.
Witness the Hon. Chas Kllbourne,
Judge of the gath Judicial District OF
Louisiana. this 10th day Of May 1919.
f. i. MUSE.
Clerk OF said Court.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
LUXURY TAX

The Government has issued iustrnc.
tIous to ali retail stores To collect
from each purchaser of Articles listed
hetou tahen prices are IN excess OF
amounts specified a tax Of To per
cent Of The price Of the rticle OF art
firirs bought
H. accordance Vth the law this tax
must be- paid 10 the retailer by the
customer ~ the time each purchase
is made the retailer IN turn paving
the tax Ia the tinted States Govern.
nHni The lav reads aa follows
See oot IA That on and after
Ma, / latp there shall he losted, as
z.ssed collected aud paid a tas equiv
Ieui Ia 10 per ccutuu OF 50 much OF
the amount paid for any al the follow
ing articles ~ IA excess ot the price
hereinafter specified So Ia each such
article. when such article Is sold by et
for a dealer or his estate on or after
such date for consumption or use
81 Carpets and rugs including Il.
ber. except imported aud American
rcgs made principally Of wool on The
anoent Ia excess of S. per yard
20 pictcre frames, Ga the amacnt
IN excess of slo each,
f3l Trunks. on the amount IN eS.
cess OF $50 each
th Valises. travelling bags. suit
cases. hat boxes used by travellers.
and fitted toilet eases on the amount
In excess of So each.
tal Purses. poeketbooks shopping
and hand bags. on the amount IN eS.
cess Of s7.bA each
80 Portable lighting fixtures, In.
Guiding lamps OF all kinds and lamp
shades. on the amount IN excess Of
s25 zach.
~ Umbrellas. parasols, and gun
shades. on the amount In excess Of 81
each.
Isl Fans. on the amount Ia excess
Of 81 each,
(si House or smoking coats or
Jackets. and bath OF iounglug robes,
ON the amount in excess af $50 each
tt0i Mems Vaistcoats. sold separate.
ly from suits. on the amount In ex,
cees Of s. each
Ill Womens and mis- ses' hats, bon.
nets. an hoods, on the amount III eE.
cess OF sl5 each
i2l Mems and boys hats. en the
amount in excess Of s. each
(lal Mems and boys caps, on the
amount, In excess of s. each,
GA Mems, somen'F. misses aud
boys boots, shoes, pumps, aud slip
pesr. not including shoes or appliances
made to order for any person having
crippled OF deformed foot or ankle.
ON the amount in excess Of SO per
pair.
ti5l Mems and boys neekties and
neckNear. ou the amount IN eSceas
Of g. each
tisl Mems aud boy silk stockings
OF p,sc. on the amount la excess u 81
per pair,
(i7i Nemens and MISSES silk stock
Ings or lsse on the amount IN excess
Of s. per pair.
ISL Mems shirts, on the amount tn
excess of s. each
lia Mems. women s. misses and
toss paIamas. nFhigosus. aud under,
wear on the amount Ia excess OF g.
each and
t2ol ktWohos, pettcoats, aud waists
an The amount In excess Of SIS each
a--------@~@------s---
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

The organization ef the Democratic
Liberty Leagne, that Is to put the
eity machine ont III business, has been
effected To certain extent. We are
h sympathy with every organization
having reform OF politics In view. Like
every movement Of the kind, this one
starts heavily weighted
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

Golfers has two pages OF pictures
shaving what the Quakers. those quiet
fob of peace. have done and are doing
Ia rebuild the shattered homes OF
France, 10 sell ss people furniture at
many times less than cost, and 10
maintain an orphanage there
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
HONOR ROLL FOR YEAR

2rd Grade Mary Gordon Davidson
Sadie Ellis. John Tomb
tth Grade Alma Rogers.
9Th Grade Edward Fulton, Mary
Ellis
7th Grade Wilmer Rogers, Theresa
Irwin Baisy Magearl Dorothea schies.
niger
18th Grade Frances stephens
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

President Wilson'S message To Con.
gross, from over the water. urges par
ttal REPEAL OF wartime prohibition
promises return Of rail aud Wire lines
fesars suffrage and tax revision. He
wonId permit sale OF beer and sne
10 Jan ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
NOTICE

My brand 10 horse shoe an the right
hip \ reward Of 81 90 per head win be
paid 20 anl one for penang them, and
notifying me AT TuFpbuli, Miss Tele-
phone 80 ms expense, Ism WoodeiHe
fNehanRe
t4-gf?e Or. G. q. HEwEs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
nth Grade Frances stephens

Total exemption for Second Term
iih Grade Nina Rogers. Margaret
Rettig, Moses yah Tromp
9Th Grade Dorothy DIPPED
9Th Grade Edward Fulton Mary
ELLIS Ethel Niue
ith Grade Wilmer Rogers, Theresa
Irvine Daisy Naeeari notothea schles'
niger
ilth Grade Frances naier. Mary
MADDEN George Rettg Elyin Biek
ham
Honor Roll for 7th Month
isi Rosalle Einci Irwin Davidson
Bernard Moses. A W skardon. Au
drey Van Tromp.
End Edward MADDEN
3rd Mary Gordon Davidson, Sadie
Ellis Louise Weydert, Robert Brog
stede. Gordon DIPPED. VIM, MADDEN
John Tomb
ith Alma Rogers, Margaret Rettig
Moses Van Tromp Claire Risiroph, W
II Magearl. Mary Doherty, Marion
pletttnger. Florence Paul, Carrie Tomb
9Th Mildred Petty, Dorothy DIPPED
lizette Harris
9Th Edward Fulton. George Plei
finger Mamie D Daniel, Mary Ellis
Frances irvine, NamIe Rettig. salltt
Thorn
eth Wilmer Rogers. Salvador Vinei
Myrtle Brasseaux, Gladys Daniel, Doro
thea SchIesinge3, Theresa irvine, nais,
Magearl. Gretchen Weydert.
sih aud gth l4o,tie Daniel, Mar
Davis. zuIa Ellis. Willie Fulton. lshel
Harvey Flora Lee Brasseaux, Allies
stephens.
10th Sadie Fort
18th Frances Baier. Margaret Bar
row. Mary MADDEN. George RetIig. FL
vim Hickman, Frances Stephens.
Perfect attendance Alma Rogers
zuIa Ellis
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24
DELINQUENT TAX SALES
The state of Louisiana VS. Delinquent
Tax Debtors. Parish of West
EelJeIsna

~ SNNNS' - ~ '@f' -
Feiieisns
By virtue of the authority vested IN
me by thu Constitution ard laws of
the state of louisiana | will sell At
the principal front door of the Court
House. IN the town of NJ F'rancisyillo
III, within legal hours of judicial sal"s.
at II o'clock z. IN on
SATURDAY., JUNE 20, 1919
and continuing CA each succeeding day
until said sales are completed all i'm.
movable property on which taxes are
nov due 10 the State OF Louisiana and
Parish of West Feiioiaaa Ia enforce
collection Of tayes assessed Ia the year
1918 together with interest thereon
from the 3ist day Of December 1918
lat the rate of 10 per cent per annnm
until paid aud all costs The names OF
said delinquent taxpayers the amount
OF taxes due hy each Oh the ASSESS,
ment OF said year. aud the immoSable
property assessed TO each 10 be- offered
for sale rs follows. to-wit
Lizzie Smith two lots aud improve
ments in the town of Bayou Sara.
State tax. sos6 Con. Vet tax. 81 Is,
Good Roads tax, 5000 Parish tax.
81 ~ interest. sole. Cost 81 90. ADV.
=. Total. 3
Estate of r J Henderson Lots and
improvements on Ferdinand 81 III the
town of Nj Francisyille. State tax.
sl73. Con. Vel. tax. $3.50, good roads
tax. ST. os Parish tax 81 Interest
81 30; Costs. s2oo; Adv s. Total
/ 5
! Feliciana Bank a Trust 60. ia II.
| qnidation. LAT Acres and improve.
ments Campbell Tract e Acres and
improvements. Tom Anderson Tract
$50 Acres and improvements, Adley
White Tract. ZIG Acres and improve.
ments T. 4 Wright Tract State tas
sil72; Con Vet tax 81 Good Roads
tax. s05i Parish tax, s265l, Interest
81 50. cost s. 90; adv 5 total
/ t. a u ilausey. IA acres Swamp
Land in 6 Ward state tax. s2o2; Con.
Vet tax. s035; Good Roads tax. 81
Parish tax, 81 Interest, s035. Cost
! s. %. Adv 5; Total. =
! Oscar 4 schneidau. 100 Acres and
improvements a part Of Highland plan
tation. IN See - and 50 T , SIR "
/ a "a 4 Is r SR W said prapery
| fronting on l.. X 4 n Il. r State
tax, s43l. Con Vet tau 60 Is. Good
Roads tax. &c. ~, Parish Tax, sgs5,
Interest So Cost s. 90. ADV, :
On the day OF sale viii sell such
portions OF said property az each
debtor will point out, and IN case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
preserty, viii ~ once iad without fut
Their delay. sell the least quantity oi
| said property of any debtor which
hidaSf Will bny for The amount ot
taxes, interest and cost due by said
debtor The sale Will be- without APP
pra,semeut for cash In legal tendcf
money OF the United States, and the
property sold shall be Reasonable nj
Ian, time for space OF one year by
paying the price given including cost
and twenty per cent thereon.
| ! II. CLACK.
! sheriff aud FXotfieio Tax Collector
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

The War has taught America that
she must educate her aliens The rule
should be- learn English or get out
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

In SAYING word In behalf Of good
roads yuu speak "a advance YOUR
parish
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-24

~ virtue of the authority vested IN
me by the Constitution and laws of
the state of lonislana | will sell az
the principal front door of the Court
House. IN the town OF ~ FrancisFillo
H., within legal hours OF Judicial sales,
lat II O'Clock q m ou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
OKLAHOMA TIES
WITH MISSOURI
Two Field Goals Give Tigers
Even Break With Sooner
Eleven.
PLAY STRAIGHT FOOTBALL
Slippery Field Makes Open
style Game IMPOSSIBLE
Field Rain Soaked.

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. tn an
extremely hard fought contest, in
which "A slippery rio!l made straight
o'hall the rule. tn" Univcrsity OF
pk lahoma Suoncrs hattied tho heav-
tor University Of Missouri eleven 10
D., t to d tie on BOYD field hero to-
diN
Toward tho end of n desperate
FIRST quarter. "a drop KICK from tho
field hy Lewis sIvn the Missouri
Tigers the edge, LcwlS repeated lns
fca In the second period giving tho
Tigers what looked IKE a safe cad.
Smuot ana SWATCH OF the Sooner
eleven blocked "a Missouri punt on
the ihrco-yard line early In tho third
period and Tyler fell on tho pig
skin SWATCH took II around left end
on the next play for tho Sooner's
touchdown,
The remain Of tho contest was
I puntlng duel between SWATCH for
oklahoma aud Lewis for Missouri
In which he latter was bosted by
IA out 20 wards 10 the Kick.
The slippery field soaked by three
days rain. mad" Oklahoma's usual
passing tactics precariOus and Coach
owen held his warriors to straight
d.fcnalve football for two perioda.
The Tigers held their offensive To
line plays and end runs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Football Results
Kendall 63; Arkansas 7.

At Ithaca-Corneli 2, Lafayette 81.
At Cambridge - Harvard 20.
Springfield 0.
At South bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh
o, Pittsburgh II.
At New HaNen-Yale 81, Mary
land State o.
At Madison, Wis. ls.--Minnesota IS.
Wisconsin Z. 90
At Urbana- Illinois 10, Chicago 0,
At PhiladelI.hia--P State. 10,
University OF Pennsylvania o.
AT Princeton--Universit OF West
Virginia rs. Princeton O.
A, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dame 1s,
Indiana 3
At Lincoln. Neb.--Iows state COL
lege 3, Nebraska 0.
At birmingham, A1a.--Alabama
90, Sewanee 0.
At Syracuse--Syracuse 10, Brown
At st Louis--Washingto %.
Rolla School OF Mines o.
At st. Louis-St. Louis u g., Val
paraiso o.
Al Ann Arbor-Northwestern 1s,
Michigan i6.
At Des Moines-Drake 8. Grin
nell 0.
At West Point-Army 20, Tufts 3.
At Norman, Okla, M issouri 6,
Oklahoma 6.
At Washington, ID. C.-Deiaware
college 7, Georgetown as
AT Lewsburg, Pa.-Bucknell 81.
81. Bonaventure 0.
Al Pittsburgh. Pa.--Carnegie 0.
Allegheny 0.
At New York-Coiumbia o.,Union
O..
At Atlanta, Ga--Georgia Tech 80
Davidson 0.
At Observation-Disclosures of
Alabama. 40, University Of the
South 0.
At Knoxville-University OF Tenn
essee 0, University OF Nrth Caro-
lima 0.
At Clumbus. Ga.-Alabama Poly
technic 7, Georgia 0.
At Iowa city. lowa--tniversity OF
Iowa 20, South Dakota Is.
At Waco-Baylor University 20,
Southwestern OF Georgetown o
At Camp Pike-Camp Pike 70,
Camp Travis 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
NDALL COLLEGE OVERWE1EI1M UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
Norman High Seeks
State High School
Grid Championship

NORMAN. Nov. Norman
high schools football team Is h,-
coming day by day one Of tho
strongest cputrndcis for the state
inter scholastic championship tins
fall 90
Norman 10 far has" won from
Guthrie, fuuCl titN. nj Reno and
kingfishct. Guthri" was the only
eleven to score on Norman ana
the locals piled up lSa points in
IN" tire" games To for uppon
rnts.
Nnimin's opponents Nf'rr King
FISHER iu,mdc Enid. bkIthuNia
Guy, Shtwn"" and Chickasha
OK homu 'iN " regarded rs ia"
strong"s, OF these teams and the
gam" with IN" capital rijN VIII ho
played here November "a.
Lhngford, hu!fhn,k. Johnson,
quarter. ruwl.S. laoki" and ilcrry,
guard. are the mains'lys uf 'u"
icom Taylor nuh Locke also are
shown. up wen at ends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
INTERNATIONAL CAGlNG
TOURNAMENT PLANNED

A series ~ International hlSkrt-
bah games between the F,cncp and
America an army teams VIII be- pa 81
In tuhlrnZ during the coming n aHOu
which opens early In b,ccmh" la |
liTannun the y NJ g. \ reg - |
athletic director IN GcrmHn,. al "A
conference with capt r.. QIlFar,.
athletic officer OF the French mics,
arranged tho preliminary details II
the games There viii he TO set Sc
ries FOR any intcrna tiunar hampton
ship title. bat the games VIII ho
played At Mayence. Nirrbadon ami
other towns IN the French territory.
and the tfiColUr teams will come into
the American territory and pla,
games at Neuweid. Neucnhaur. CO.
blrnx and other places To be drsIg-
mated