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The Tomahawk., 1919-07-31
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and Vicinity.
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~ know Dos wAsf TIE frsfb may be,
iteN II ss twas told to NO.

Rev. Bodie will preach next
Sunday in the day school building.
$50 P. M.
, Harvest is on in earnest in this
vicinity and with all indications Of
a big yield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gravell, of
Red Lake, are visiting relatives in
the village.
Joseph Budrow, of South Da-
kota, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Roger Cardnel. of this village.
Michael LaChappelle and family
autoed to Moorhead, Minn., and
return last Sunday.
Miss Margaret MaGragh, of
Minneapolis, is visiting with her
grandmother, Mrs. James Warren.
All purchasers of War Savings
Stamps are entitled to wear the
w. S. S. button. Ask for yours
at the Post Office.
{ STRAYED--One blacd gelding,
weight 400 lbs., one grey mare,
weight 1900 lbs. Please notify
A. H. Reitan, Waubun, MINI.
Mrs. Mary Brunette and Chas.
Thompson, both of this village,
we're united in marriage at Detroit
Monday, the Dist inst.
! E. J. Warren, formerly of
White Earth, but now living in
Minneapolis, was visiting White
Earth friends and relatives during
the past week.
Mrs. U. $. Clapper, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. G.
A. Wage and his family, for the
past two months, returned to her
home in Binghamton, New York,
last week.
| H. w. Bockus of -Frazee and
Attorney Cain of Minneapolis,
were in White Earth last week in
the interest of the Nichols-Chis'
olm Lumber Company.
i Mrs. Walter Williams is slowly
recovering from injuries received
when a large limb was blown
down on her during the storm OF
a week ago last Sunday.
The war or the destructive Sow
Thistle is gaining every day and
farmers generally are awaking tc
the very serious menace of tnis
. most formidable weed. Pull 'em,
cut 'em and burn 'em.
Omar GravelIe, of. Red Lake,
came down viz the auto route and
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of his mother in this village.
He returned on Monday and was
accompanied as far as Bemidji by
his 'brothers Dudley and Martin.
We are informed that E. J.
Warren, Vernon and Delaney
Davis have leased several thousand
acres of cut-over land IN the east
ern portion of the reservation and
will stock the same with large
herd of Montana cattle.
Paul BelIecourt, who for the
past eighteeh months has been
doing duty in France as member
of Troop F. 9Th U. S. Cavalry,
and who arrived in the United
States July 18th, reached his home
here last Sunday, honorably dis
, charged from service.
, A large plumber of base bal
} fans motored to.Moorhead Sunday
to witness the game between the
Moorhead team and the Mahno
t men Wildcats, which resulted in a
: score of 2 to in favor of the
:, Moorhead team. 1t is credibly
reported that the game was won,
practically, by the UMPIRE who
! was q Moorhead man. There will
1 undoubtedly be rub game played
between these two teams As 1t is
now a game each. 1t is probable
L.
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-31
a Slam.

+ a Slam,
F Mrs. Noel-'My husband has had
dyspepsia dreadfully lately" Mrs.
Nock-1 am so sorry, but 1 had no
'dea you were without q cook" ~
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-31

6Iames t on Teeth. s..
According to Paris physician, pre-
mature badness is due to some trouble
with the teeth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Dead Rat Steals Ride
Here in Can of Milk

Milk as an embalming fluid was Of
ficially discountenanced by the Health
Department yesterday, when food in
spectors of the department discovered
a rat in a can of milk brought here
for sale.
DR.. W. c. Fowler, District health
officer. attributed the occurrence to
negligence on the part of the dairy
man. The rodent, he said, obviously
must have been in the can. before
the milk was poured in, as a straining
cloth is used in filling the cans.
DIR. Fowler refused to diYulge the
name OF the offender.
The dairymans case will be heard
in Police Court Monday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Atkinson's Standard Preparations

2-c Syrup White Pine and "a &:
~ dozen in stock Sale 1S
price -.-'--'
10 stomach ana Liver PiAs: j.
dozen IA SIoCk oAAA liz
1Sc Cascara CaRpsAnd GaSts - !:
Hinkle Lornsu4A: Nv IN ooo>s: 1Se
. dozen IN skaok- SAlA p<1Sa- ACN
no Ny D>nkist T4seh PSvder. D
Eross IN sASok. SAAs u
iSs He.iSi inSocsrs i<a.ssJ !;
10 dozen In stock SAlA Sr
lOc CsE1 TflAa; s o>sA IN g.
stock. Sals price .,..-..s-... w
lI-Oo Syrsp Hyp>phasphtt>s Comp /;
S,S. pin. I,ss: ss.:. 8 ~ aa... N '.os. 69c
76c Quinins and eArs Hatr Tonic;
9 srsss ss.sn s.'... in .'eo.: s-l. Sc
$l.0o Extract SarsapArtlia Com
10sos so ss " s,as assass s.,s pint p.o. .,s. @c
as:sa sSs ps'ssss;. ~ s.ss Ts2saz Sen. ,:.s. ~ 9c
SI-Oo Wine, Cod Lver on. with
Malt and Wild Cherry; pint
siss; 3 dozen in stock Sale SO~
5oc Tasteleas chui Tonic, / e)Oo
dozen in stock Sale prtoe. kOS
800 Female Tonic; f1-oA
bottles: Z dozen In stock. Sale SOc
p soe violet c.at.. nonsreaT
large Jars: dosen In stock. 0Or
Sale price. wv
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
PHELAN SCORES
UGLY BUILDINGS
Temporary Structures Mar
Memorial to Lincoln, He
Tells the Senate.

Unsightly buildings which are "a
blot upon the fair face Of our Ma
tional Capital" were called to the
attention OF the Senate yesterday
by Senator Phelan. of California.
From the heights of Arlington" Il"
said Phelan. II looked down upon
the beautiful mall, with the Lincoln
Monument just completed at a cost
OF $500. 900, and observed the ut
terly unsightly army and navy
buildings, a mile long. which were
constructed as war emergency mea-
sures. These utterly destroy the
beautiful artistry of the great and
beautiful memorial to the martyred
president.
81 hope the committee will take
jurisdiction over the ofTense committed
in the war hurry and necessity OF
erecting temporary buildings"
Phelan said he Is convinced the
Agriculture Department will camou-
f1age the appearance of its barns
which the Senator objected to in a
recent speech because. he believed,
they also spoil the vista of the Lincoln
memorial.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
milk COST CUT
TO AID BABIES
Ten Cents a Quart Price Set
By Mrs. Rhodes Com
mittee Today.

Through the efforts Of Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes. friend of Washington
children. INDECENT families will be
able in the future to obtain pure
milk for their babies at 10 cents
a quart.
Mrs. Rhodes has arranged with a
local dealer to deliver the milk in
bulk at stations to be established in
the less prosperous sections of the
city. Through elimination of bot
tling and pasteurizing it will be
possible to sell the milk practically
at cost direct to the consumer, Mrs.
Rhodes said.
The milk will be inspected by the
public health officers and will be
guaranteed to be of the same grade
and as pure as that sold at a much
higher price.
The first forty gallons of the milk
will be delivered today in the sec
tion of the city known as Little
Italy" or Shott's alley.
Forty gallons is all the committee
in charge was able to secure today.
The amount will be increased to
keep pace with the demand, Mrs,
Rhodes said.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
OFFICIAL TAKEN
ON VICE CHARGE
Wealthy Michigan Man Ar
rested on Young Girls
Complaint.

Pontiac, Mich, Aug. 15.-This town
is watching from hour to hour for
the issuance of more warrants and
further arrests in a vice dlsclos-
ure, which already have resulted in
the arrest on statutory charges OF
Robert Garner, road commissioner.
of Oakland County, ror fiye years;
married woman on another charge
and in the detention by the Juvenile
agent OF three girls, two of them Is
years old and the third II years old.
Virginia StockweIl's father signed
the complaints against Garner and
Gus Larion, the other of the two
men now under arrest.
Eleven men and five girls and
women in all are named in the joint
afhdaYit Cf Virginia Stockwell and
Grace Strong. One of the men
named, but against whom no char
Ees have yet been preferred. is said
TO be the assistant superintendent Of
large manufacturing plant
story of Girls.
The joint affidavit Of the two girls
Is long story Of ribald parties in
automobiles, at dance halls, at near
by lake resorts, and in secluded hooks
BY the roadside in the rolling environs
Of Pontiac Wine and whisky are
mentioned frequently in the story the
girls told and signed, a story that
reads like a hazy remembrance and
that is run through with an almost
ghastly bewilderment at all they were
experiencing.
But the episode which Is causing
most comment is that of the sOjourn
OF Virginia and Grace in the Garner
apartment while Mrs. Garner was in
jackson, attending an interdenomina-
tional conference of church women.
According to the afidavits, the girls
went to the Garner apartment one
Sunday night about five weeks ego
and remained there until the follow
ing Saturday. Larion was there also
with Garner
Once the girls knocked at my door
in" Garner explained today. "On an
other night I returned home at l a
m. to find them asleep on the floor
just outside my door"
Garner lives in the Garner apart
ments. owned by him. and the most
exclusive in Pontiac The building
is in the center of an old, conserva-
tive and ultra-respeCtable residence
section, which is thoroughly horri-
fed.
The affidavits cover a period be
ginning early last winter and extend
ing up to July IS, on the night of
which the largest and most hilarious
party Of all is alleged by Grace and
Virginia to have taken place Meth
er Garner nor Larion is mentioned in
connection with that affair. however
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

800 Beef. Iron and Wine; pint
Drss;. D,,s; ..El' l gross IN stock, Sale 69c
3Sc Larkspur Lotion. 3-oA bottles,
l% dozen in stock. Sale H.
10 VeronSass NnaeoI cream 10
con, %-oI hotties, . dsA h 1S~
usck Sale price. l0N
1eo Sanitary Fluid . safs dts-
snfeoefye. s-ez. bottles { 4oa 15a
In sesek SAis pdoe. .-.. LIZ
SSc LtaAe LQtfoA 3-aA bs<1las;
= bic. rr''' . in 's'e. sl 15c
See Rff. Sodtnm noaphata ~
10; l. doGsn IN STOCK Sale 3Qe
eec Ihreak PSsttnes, 20 In bot
tie; doA IN stock Sale 1Sr
pfLoo AsS
2sc Brown Mixture and Ammonia
Losenges; doz. IN stock. 1S~
saie price ............... 1O
Nc Sorated Tale, pound boxes; 8
p1ses o1.ss !. IN stock Sal. 15c
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Florists and Employees
Baseball Clash TODAY

How business men keep IN trim De
spite being confined to stores and
Offices for long hours each day will
be shown when a team made up of
retail florists crosses bats today with
a team composed Of employees from
the florists greenhouses in Anacos-
tia. For some time past there has
been keen rivalry between the two
aEgregatiOns growing out of a dis
puted game played at Marshall Hall
during the florists outing. T. D
Blackstone, president of the Florists
Club. will be the umpire. while George
c. Shaffer will have charge Of the
bases. AdOlph GUIDE, OF GUIDE Bros,
is backing the greenhouse aggrega-
tiOn, while Arthur Shaffer will cap
tain the retailers.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
LARD AT NINE CENTS
BUT 1T WAS In 1905

Good old days were brought back
to Senators in the hearing OF the
subcommittee investigating the cost
of living in the District yesterday
when George c. Altemus. retail
grocer. read prices of staples at his
store in 1905 and 1916.
Mr.. Altemus explained to the Sem
ators that he had found two pass
books" of customers who were deal
in with him during these two years.
Lard" Altemus read from the
book. "in 1905. was selling for nine
cents a pound. In 1915 it was selling
for % cents a pound. Today it sells
for IS cents a pound"
Hams, fresh meats, potatoes and
other staples showed similar varia-
tiOns.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Sundrie

nI TAiss e. TF.'s5.ax S.vins
.. Hsti fr.1A 1,r1or. for
e>m& IN dossn IN STOOL 1On
ase Uvm,u.m is 81. ss.i,
dossn fn stock Sale 19c
Sc Aluminium Pepper sh.z.rs,
y dnsen In sssoA ssis 1ac
ise rovd.i r1a sa..a ~ H.
dozen in stock Sais prsoe. 1iC
cushion:- 4 DOZEN IN stech eI 90
sAle price e--...--..- c1.oo
&Lo0 C4nval AoDsy Bsftz; 40
\ dos In Ttoeh Sale price. 4SC
x1Ioo Shaving hrrors; e11Q
doA in stock Sahs price. Oily
t1oo shAvinE hirrorx; Is c1 90
dos In stock Sale prtoe. Sl~kJ
Sloo Travelling Cases; \ en-
dosAn In stock. sale price wv
3LA Travelling C>ses; L TO-
eoasn IN stcek- Sale price,. t1S
26e So~p BoIsa: Z e0xsA In IT.
stee1- Sale prSce- ce-.. liz
SO So&p B11es: \ Aoasn In A.
STOCK sale price NJ
AIS SoSp boxes lo<xlS L En
oozsn in stock sale p<tca SSS
$I-so Bxth BruAasA. l~ox waite
handles: pure hr1stle: ID GO 90
d0sea IN stock. SALs prtas. 6o.SC
daAsA IN stock SAls Drsoa, 6[~J0
SSc SeS-R-BrAk Gornha; nns Nxa
oeArss teeth. EreAs In STOCK To-
$40 Pncs 1VS
80 Pocket Cenaba; 9 dos~r IT,
in stsck; Ssia pysoe- 1lC
1900 AhtAry HAir Brushes: 60
eny backs. pure Srtsils: \ h 40
2oc Assal Tooth Bruah kaIders:
3 doDen In stock SAls 1E
prlo&- lV
2Sc Shsss Tooth BrusA Hsso.r,;
dozen in stock Sale TX
&c or.ns. WOO suai., m. & g.,
iS; Eross in stook- Sal. IN.
20 ssaSei saao Bon. 90 90
dosen in stock Sale p<fce SSC
1ec Aluminium SoAp Bo1ss; go.
d0ss6 e g. 2 coSa ssh Rr,es oC
..s.9 si.d.; II so.. q %
ps H.s.sssd, s.fv1 R..o,;
tIs te.a N sod s.S % 10
sSeS1H-1.xG..AS sSe =
ss:.. b ~'A s1 I7e
a1 X5SS s,1,ss-uS. s,r.e-
Dsfs 4 dss.a b sasaA Sale go 40
l2S COhkon Rasps Bone; 70.
Ie 6oA in stool oAts Price. tS0
t2oe 0rffon's AUAomstsc Hone
Sroppsr; 1-6 dozen .. saosh GIN
Sa1s prtoe. 81 IL
$50 0xtfron's co1 K,sors: 40.
SOC bose Goch g. a.
N seuck. Ssas price, JCC
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
War Department Ready
For Mexican Campaign

Whether the United States will con-
tinue its diplomatic correspondence
with Mexico over the murder OF Amer
lean citizens south of the Rio Grande
is DTOblematiCaL
The exchange OF notes resulting from
the death of Peter Catron at the
hands of MeXicans has left the situa-
tIOn rather tense, according to BELIEF
here, with the United States threaten
ing a change OF policy. and the Car
rama government stating that II re-
sarded Americas attitude as menac-
ing
Carranza's desire to maintain order
is not doubted His ability to keep
order is doubted
Plans Of the War Department for
= possible Mexican campaign are ready.
There are thousands OF seasoned
troops on the border.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Killed BY FLYING Steel.

A blow on the head from a bit
OF steel flying out of a piece OF
ordnance resulted in the death of
William E. Green. colored, "a years
old, OF 4S Douglas road southeast,
last night while he was being
taken to the Emergency Hospital.
Green was employed as a laboror
in the plant of the Washington
steel and Ordnance Company at
Giesboro, D. c., where the accident
occurred
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Three Hurt By MotoreyeIe.

An army motorcycle operated by
Private Lewis Ganong, 81 years
old, stationed at Boiling Field,
struck Herbert Duckett, colored,
and Richard Young, colored, ad-
dress unknown, on Sumner road
yesterday. injuring the two negroes
about the legs. Ganong was in
tured about the head and removed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Cholera Epidemic in Manchuria.

Cholera has become epidemic at Har-
bin. Manchuria, the State Department
was advised yesterday. Between $50
and 200 deaths have resulted, mostly
among the Chinese. it is estimated
The American Red Cross is assisting
local authorities to check the cpl
demic-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Italian Warship Sinks in Suez

London, Aug. 15.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Suez reported today
the italian warship Basilicata had
been sunk at the entrance of the Suez
Canal by an internal explosion. Heavy
casualties were reported.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Reliable Patent Medicines
NeNts rAble{G. an

6oc Eh-Ne-Ofds Tablets: an
excellent prepar alton for all
forms Of kidney complaints:
dozen IN stock. Sale price, n
2oc Nervo Heads che Liquid;
dozsn in stock Sale prtoe =. M
50c SteRrn's MIX NAGnestAs
8 or bottles; 4 dozen In stock
Sale price. ~
26c DR.. Hobson's Soothing
Syrup: dozen IN stock Sale
ioc NiohoII sulphur and
Cream Tartar Tablets; 8 oossn
In stock Sale price. ..., g
26e stearn's Charcoal and
Mint Tablets: 6 dos in stock
oaie price -: .koS
2Sc Norwich Analrestque
Balm: S dozen In stock. Sale
price Ip0
25c Warmers Antiseptic pAs-
TILES Sellers forp1uia): 3 do1.
In stock. Sale price. lie
ztc Tyree's Antiscpttc Pow
Der: II dozen IN stock Sale
phce '.....-...'..--- .1ee
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
McKinley's Nurse Dies.

Syracuse, N. Y. Aug. 5.-Miss Maud
MOhan. who nursed President McKin-
ley after he was shot. is dead at the
home of her mother in Brockville, &C
cording to advices received here to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Pensions for Blind Soldier

Pensions for all persons who lost
their eyesight in the war are asked
for In a bill introduced yesterday by
Senator McNary, oregon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

to Boiling Field In an army ambs-
lance. The two negroes were
treated at Casualty Hospital
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

2sc Adorable Gold Cream
2-oA jars, IN doI IN stock
Sale price ................ II
1oc Exora Nail Polish sttcAn
doL In stock Sale price. -. q
Soc Face Powder Books.
cloth-bound. white or neah
colors; dox In stock Sale
price -
2oo Hees' Roues, dos IN
stock Sale price. .....---.--I 1T
loc Air Float Face Powder.
~ dos in stock. Sale price. =
t0c Corylopets Face Powder.
dox in stock. Sale price. q
doI in stock. Sale price. m
soc Delight Kiss Faee Pow
der. 2 dor in stock Sale price -
7oo Garden OF Allah Face
Powder. 1 ooH in stock sals
PC nIo peodorant Cream in
tubes, 8 doL in stock. Sale
pree foe bel-bon compie1ioa
Cloth. doI in stock Sale
75c stesrns Supreme Liquid
Shampoo. do& in stock Sale
Soc NICK and R Coooanut
Oil Shampoo. IL do1 IN stock
Sale price -
2oc Cocoanut OIL. .-o9. 3srx.
8 dox in stock. Sale prtce. n
4oc NICK. and r Bay Rum
4-oz. bottle. Sale prios. .... -
S-oz- bottles Sale price: -
1oc Transparent Gycsrtne
Soap. 8 doA in stock. Sale
price -
1oc Peroxide Bath SOAP.
gross IN stock. Sale prtcs. q
15c Stanley's Camphor loA,
in tubes, 10 dox- in stock Sale
price O
10c Century Styptic Pencils,
doz IN stock Sale prtce- a
1oc Air Float Tale l gross
in stock. Sale price. ..... u
1oc Fuliers Earth. 4-oz> box.
10 do1 in stock Sale price &
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Popular Toilet Articles

2Sc Norwich Dental Cream
deA IN stock. Sale price. ne
26c Stsarns' SupremA Dental
Cream 4oL IN stock Sale
PAIoo .-HSS
SOC ChIor-E-DsatA Tooth
Paste, i gross in stock Sale
&c Equid Prophy.oi. . :.i.
mouth wash : dos in stooI-
Sc WiiIi.ia; Baby so.,,
With cloth. doz in stock
ise Renmo Soap, 200 cake.
toc MIX OF Cucumber., ih
deA IN stock Sale price. rs
zec Aok- sod R Cold Cream
tubes, doA in stock Sole
&c WOOD. Dipila,o9,. = DO. ~
25c Eloaya Cream. new a.A,
gIoss in stock. Sale price. Nc
Soc Eloays Face Powder. Il
deA IN stock. Sale price So
Soc Dter kiss Rouge. IL dox
In stock Sale price. .....x ne
soe Isabel Cassidy Cream.
- do1 in stock, sale price ne
loc Peroxide Toilet Soaps,
- dos in stock Sale price
cake To: 4 for. .1sc
lec LuceEins Rose Bath
9ayoertns Soap, 10 dex- in
stock Sale price, cake 5e,
Zee Smelling salts 8 doI. in
500 Chioro1 Tooth faste,
3ok IN atook. Sale pace ne
l&e Crsbisco fer roSrh akin.
ia doA IN stock sale
pros ..----.-.-.-...- 1es
lSo Chappo 4 dot in stock.
sale price ................I les
6ec kArinelIo Face Powder,
81, doI in stock Sale price,
80 Remove DepIlAtory,
los In stock Sale price SSs
Soc Mascara, dos IN stock
sale price ......... sc
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

1Se CDGoF C14axrh Jeify;
. Dozen h sAook SAis pfto~- .1ss
10 ASuours Best cuoes5 3
ocsen tn stock Sals prSce. ne
1oe CAscarseA; z dosar b
SeocA- Sale price ~
xoc Carriers Ly~ PInx n
dozen Y steSk Sale prtss- xss
dosen fn stook. Sah prbe>- .fSe
ooc stxe; 4 oosso In ssooh
pIIoS- 80
4ec Humphreys Rsr,ecsssy
IN Eroa4 tn stodk- Sale prioa. .rHs
3Loo X s Wsmopss's Cod
Lyr Od; Q Gro0 m stoc&
1oe Ssnrnons' Lfvsr ReruSa-
tor Hsrb; dosen M stock
6Abs price Ihe
ioe capate Pstrneeum JsafyT
dossn IN stock Saie pr>oe, 1oe
&c witch HAssl Sl1ve;
dossa IA stock. Sale pr,os- ne
2oe LAXATIVE Cesd Tablets,
7 6ossn In stock Sale prses- M
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
For Sore, Tired, Aching Feet

25c Golden Relief Foot Powder:
Sale HoAfr price ,n STOCK. .oss............ 15c
Sale IS' Price n1s; aoz: in stock 17c
stock. Sof 'ssfeona: ssie price. oolen in 20e
15c Acorn Corn Salve; 6 IA
doZ. in stock. Sale price. ~
CSC Blue Jay Corn or Bunion
saIs'I5Ti Sale Price oo.. ......'. in.s'ock' 16c
35c Gets-It. Removes Corns or
Bunions; doz. in stock. 0SS
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Wilson's Rooster Brings S56, 900

President Wilson yesterday re-
Ceived a telegram from DemopoIis.
Ala. saying the rooster he donated
brought $500 at an auction 10 raise
money for better roads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
OPENS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Oct 2O.-For the
FIRST time since 1912 a professional
IS.2 balk line billiard championship
tournament will be staged here at
the Hotel Aston today. Seven Of the
greatest players in America Will
meet each other during the week in
round robin schedule OF twenty
one games Of four hundred points
each 20 decide the right TO the title
OF national champion at this style OF
game. Morning matches have been
arranged for Tuesday. Wednesday.
Thursday. and Friday. while after
noon and evening games will be
played every day up to Saturday
night when the final contest will e
decided.
The games scheduled for this aft
ernoon viii bring together Ora
Morningstar. the Indiana player who
IS entered from san Diego. Calf.
and Jack Schaefer. son OF the late
Chicago expert, whose home is in
san Francisco. Late in the day
George +. Slossen. the New York
veteran entered from Boston where
ne now resides and George 3. SUIT
ton OF Chicago. viii renew their eff
forts in championship play Tomor-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
ARAB MARE WINS LONG
CAVALRY MOUNT TEST

AVER. Mass. oct 20.-Ramla. a
-year-old bay Arab mare. ridden
by a W. Harris. a Chicago banker.
was announced tonight as the win
ncr of the 300-mile cavalry mount
road test from Fort Ethan Allen.
Vermont. TO Camp DeuhenS Ram
Ia finished with a percentage Of
s2.9 The horse is owned by w r
Borwn. of Berlin. y n.
King Fisher. an Arab bay geld
ing OF eight years. ridden by col
Frank Tompkins. was second with
a percentage Of SOS. AID Kheyra,
another eiCht-year-oid Arab. was
third with 724 Judging was on the
basis OF % per cent each for speed
and feed consumption and so per
cent for condition
Prizes were $1,000. $500 and $3.50
respectively. for first. second and
third The winner received posses
sion for one year OF the United
States mounted service cup The
cup will be contested for annually
hereafter until one owner has won
IL three times. when il viii go into
mis- possession permanently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
STRONGHEART TEAM WINS
FROM HOWARD PARK CREW

The Strongheart football team de-
feated the husky Howard park
eleven. Sunday afternoon. at Leeper
park. by "A score OF Z TO g. Stoney,
Of the winning team, was easily the
star OF the game, scoring pretty
touchdown in the first period
of play. After the first touchdown
was made. the Howard bunch held
their heavier opponents. Twice
they threatened the strongheart goal
but were unable 10 put the pigskin
across. The Stronghearts lined W
as follows. Reynolds. Meyers. Riff
fell. Knlelea, McCanery, Helm.
Dolde. Stoney. Kelly. Kintz and
Haney: Howard Paris. Smith
Beake. Dion. Cross, Love. Dodds
Bubby. OFT Zellers. Strong and
Fritz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
HARVARD STARS INJURED.

Ralph Horween. the star fullback
of Harvards football team and the
best kicker developed SO far this
year at the college, and Eddie
Casey. right half back sustained i'm
juries ir the game with Brown sat
urday that were expected to keep
them out of the lineup until the
Princeton game ON November =. 1t
was announced sunday night that
Horveeu's co'larbone was dislocat-
ed and Casey strained tendon IN
his Tex