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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-13
CUNN'S CHAPEL.

Miss Inez Land spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. John Land.
Miss Iva Hollon was a guest Tues
day of Miss Mary Lee Kurtz.
Mrs. W. B. Ray is at home after
two weeks visit in Lancaster.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. joe
Burton's is i'll with diptheria.
Miss Inez Land was a guest of
Miss verna Ray Of Buckeye.
Mrs. ]. W. Daley and two sons
visited Mrs. Sim Ray one day last
week.
Miss Mary Lee Kurtz was the week
end guest of Miss Mayme Stapp at
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ray were the
guests of relatives here for several
days recently.
Messrs Frank Land, ID. Fothergill
and Floyd Humphrey were in Lex
o. W. 'ne r,'',e son Oh MI anu
MIS- hooar. iea,er was quite III du'-
ing 'he past "eeh'
Mr., and Mrs. j. X. Sparks spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Masters IN Mad'soh'
MIR. and Mrs. Lucas Foster and
children were recent visitors to rela-
tives near Brodhead.
Prof. Caskey Tomerlin was a guest
Monday night at the home Of Mr.. Z.
B. Ray of Teatersyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teater of
Madison spent Tuesday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Teater.
Mesdames Robert Long of Lancas.
ter, W. b. Ray and ]. M Anon were
in Danville "wednesday sboppinp
ME- A,,;. No, 81 No.. Oh.
r;rht % M;ssas Rarn;.a aaa b..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-13
MARKS BURY.
delayed

Miss Sallie Lou Myers was the
guest of the Misses Royston last
week
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Mahan of Sal
visa have been visiting friends in the
community.
Miss Blanks of Hubble has return
ed after a visit to her cousin Miss
Annie Blanks of this place.
We are glad to note the improve
ment of Miss Francis Bogie who was
badly burned some time ago.
Mrs. j. w. Swope of Danville has
returned after visit to relatives at
Bryantsville and at this place.
Mr.. Forest Curtis and family mot
ored to Louisville a few days ago and
were guests Of Mrs. Raney Of that
city.
Mrs. Jesse Sanders who was opera
ted on for appendicitis at Lancaster
is getting along nicely. The work
was done by DR.. Acton.
Mrs. Ike Naylor entertained at a
Halloween party Friday evening for
Mr.. 7. Cherry Aldridge of Lancaster.
1t was greatly enjoyed by his guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byers who
have been visiting the family of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. John Royston,
have returned to their home in De-
troit.
Mr.. Jim Speaks and family who
have been living in Colorado for two
years returned to Kentucky last
week. Mr. Speake is not quite sure
of locating yet,
Miss Emily II. Bourne of West
Lancaster came over Friday to at
tend the party given by Mrs. Naylor
and was the guest of Miss Alice
Sutton until Monday.
The Shears Bros bought 20 acres
Of land which was surveyed from the
lower part of the X. X Speske farm
for 1925. per acre. The deal was
made with j. !. Hamilton.
The ladies' Of the church formed q
donation party for Rev and Mrs
Skagg on last Thursday evening al
two p. NJ. About $50 pounds OF
-four. potatoes, jellies. preserves
canned goods and many other usefu
things made the budget that was left
at the parsonage.
This was not the regular meeting
Of the Ladies Working Society but
the president called the Society to
order for business and new mem.
bers were enrolled making 9 mem
bers that have been added to the roll
this year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-13

The following will be for competition both City
Schools;
will be allotted the teacher and
scholars for that will be granted the privilege exhibit
that be attached to this card and hung the wall
exhibit
that they feel will be most attractive to the judges
Prize $500; Third Prize, $780, Fourth
Prize So 90 and Fifth Prize $40
No will exhibition They will be listed the office
and a number.
Sheep Hogs exhibited
Said
kept clean and sanitary, without odor.
There win 81 box STALL An auction sale so desired
n applications several stock
be held last day Of Fair, Nov 22nd
their products displays
Monday i7h and placed Ware
Wednesday night November 18th
r 7. Psddieerd. Lancaster Ky
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-13

premiums
exhibits except prize Departments
A. b. c. Exhibitor All exhibits will
All agricultural exhibits be by
the exhb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-13

Miss Sallie Lou Myers was the
guest of the Misses Royston last
week.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
iDIOS !!

Milo amado, III eres, en- verdad,
la fuente negotiable dc IA cxistencia;
la perennc Primavera de los seres
las cosas; el eterno rayo lumlnlco
que ACCOMPLISHMENTS sc ~refleja sobre
las aguas de la Vida ~Ingenita. Tu
eres, nino prodigo. el prodigio mis-
,erioso de todas las encarnacioneS;
cl vaiven constantc que Ia HumaH!-
dad scporta sobre Ia barcaza enor-
me del TEMPO. navegando en- el IN
commensurate ocGano de Ia Vida,
buscando ell puerto ignoto de Ia Muer-
te.
Nino amado! tn ores, clertamen-
te. Ell motive negotiable de Ia Vida.
Pasa la cinematografia de los ITEM
pos, proyectando Edades en- la in
mutable pantalla de 10 Infinite, por
que I'll fuistc, res Y Scras, ci SEM
piterno operator de 10 viviente; el IN
vcntor e iniciador de "a peliculas de
TODD 10 iniciado. En- tn inconsutll Y
milagroso espiritu vivio, vive Y vivi-
ia el Alta y ell Omega de Ia Crea-
cion.
NiHo amado. TIL eres el Salmo
Eterno de la Vida Eterna. Eres e!
incompatible abanderado de todas
las teologias, de todos los mitos y
de todas las grandezas.
Nino amado! I'll eres, has sido Y
seras siempre Ia fuente %ingenita de
todas las fuentes; Y Ia grandeza mas
enorme que ha eXistido sobre todos
los mundos. es apenaS, ante su indesci
frable excelsitud, mucho mas inflma
Que 10 mas infimo de TODD 10 eXis-
tente.
Nino amado. TIL eres, sin embar-
go, poi tn propio misterio, misterio
que nunca Sc acierta a comprender,
IN anciano d veces inseL.sible, que
permites hacer sufrir a los seres hu-
mildes Y sinceros que tie amamos en-
silencio, sin ninguna ostentaci6n...
Lubigo G. de TRlANA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
LA MODESTIA

Hav una virtud entire las muchaS
cue debcn alderman g IN corazon cu!-
tivado. que Sc singulariza, precisamen
te. porque anhela no ser vista, que Sc
llama modestia.
Ella es. regularmente. Ia cue da re
lieve de distinction 4 las grGndes al
mas: ella es. TO hay dUda. IA que
marca el exponente de merecimien-
tos. de cualidadeS in@trinsecas, de
prestigios Dositivos. en- quicn ie toca
ser e~xornado, con una divisa moral
de tanta magnitud.
La modeStia cs Ia hucs2ed dehcada
del v~erdadero mcrito. Es joya de
gran waller. pues no Sc compra en- los
mercaGos de Ia farSa Y dc a medic
cridad vulgar: re~guarmantc coaT!Nc
con los altos pensamientoS. robustoS
dc conoc;mieatos, p.et5ricos de verda
deS magras.
La modcSt;a ha Sido comparable con
IA vieleta. flor prec:ada cue esco2de
81 singular bcllez2 y IA suavidad de
81 perfume entire cl foilaje esmeraiGa
de sus diminutas hoj2s.
Hasta csc f~olIaje. las gr&ciles ma
nos femeniras Sc inclinan = buScar Su
pureza escoadida, 81 esencia insolIta,
qu!za para. por Influenza Invisible Y
mac7etica. aprisiorar Ia ~sirb0lica
virtud de que Sc les hace parclcjpeS.
Las violetas, pues. son hermaAas
dc IA modcstia o. cuando eno en-
! ire las flores. son su mas belio SIM
bolo.
Quien posee Ia virtud de Ia mo-
destia es IN dilecto de IA verdadera
virtud.
Regularmente los grandes pensa-
dores son modestoS, no hacen alarde
de sus conocinlient0S, pusS Saben que
6Stos. a mancra de diamantes, br:-
Ian por 81 solos. Lo contrario pasa
con Ia m~ediocridad ambiente, a fa!ta
&c d;amantes cue iucir, recurren al
barato similar. para kacer e. engano
Y picarla de sabios.
Pero la luz de los diamantes per
dura. mientr,- que la del similar lue-
go paSa.
En- Ia mujer, Ia mas bella cualidad
es Ia modestia. Por ESQ las madres
deben p~rocurar cultivar en Ell cora
ION de u hiias csc puriSimo senti-
miento de humanidad.
Y es que Ia humanidad es madre
de IA modestia.
FL vzlor de una mujer no esta en-
Ell joyante traje que Ia embellece X
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

n attractive adorno para las mo-
~ daS de otono. nuy propio para
los vestidos de Gale 0 paseo, n a
p~licacion bordada con eStambre grue-
so de seda 0 lana. e. nuevo ador-
no puede verse en- ell moGelo inserto
que es de IN traje de paseo de ga
bardina cruda, estando acaba6a IA a.
plicaci6n en- duvetina color cafe. La
blusa del vestido Sc caracteriza por
Ia ancha vueIta del cuello, eStilo Tu-
xedo Y una banda con aplicacioneS
bordadas. La vuelta del cuello que
forma tambien una larga solapa. pa
ia por el frente haSta IN POGO mas
abajo de Ia cintura, quedando april
sionadas por IA cintura con una Gin
IA. ~acor6onada, color cafe. Sobre "a
banda donde van las aplicaciones Dor
dadas. Y entire las Solapas de Ia blu
sa, va una especie &c Peto muy pie
gado de crepe gorgeJte crudo. Las
man.&s de Ia blusa son estilo kimo-
no con puRos amplios CT los cue apa-
rece Ell mismo adorno de ~aplicacion,
81 bien en- IN modelo mas pequeno.
La elegante Y amplia tunica Heva
iguaImente Una ancha tira con Ia a.
plicaci6n bordada en- duvetiaa cafe,
Ell sombrero. cue es uao de los mo-
6elos u Sc usaran mucho en- otoao,
es de pana color cafe obscure :, He
va como adorno discos &c terciopeIo
de varios dolores, tales como azul vie
10 rosa. cafe Y negro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

Una brenda que necesita toda mu-
jer. durante las dos FroXimaS
e~staciones, IA de otono que esta para
comenzar y la de invierno, es VI a
brigo que al mismo tempo Que ten
ga una apariencia elegante. sea real
mente it'll para ell fin indicado. FL
modelo inserto u esas dos con
diciones Y por tai circunstancia 10 re-
comerdamos a aquellas ~jovenes que
deseen hacerSe de una brenda YER
daderamente it'll e. abrigo esta
confeccionado con duvetina color leo
nado claro, pero puede e~mplearse
tambien IN genera meme costoso,
como IL pana. e cuello muestra un
cote eXtraorGinario que 10 hace SUI
mamente comodo para proteger Ia
garganta. cuando Sc abrocha en- Ia
forma indicada. Puede uSarse tam
bien alberto Y en- eSa forma da al
abrigo una elegante apariercia. Dos
cintos dc piel de Suecia cafe hacen
IN bonito adorno, eStando combina-
dos de modo abrocharse \ por delan
te V otro por detras. e. cinto supe-
rior va sobre Ia Inca de la cintura
Y el inferior, cast sobrc la cadera,
paSando por dos ojaleS en- el frente,
de modo de dejar un tramo en- blanco,
Botones forrados de piel de Suecia
cafe. constituyen igua!mente IN bo-
nito Y efectista adorno para e. cue,
llo, los punos Y el frente del abrigo,
Tn Sombrerito estilo turista, de du-
vetina cafe en- tono claro Y obscure.
con un ribete de piel, hace IN DO,
nito juego con Ell abrigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

do que cierra ell frente del vcstido,
forma una Inca muy in~teresante, Gu
yo efecto SC acentua por una hilera
de botones forrados de terciopelo, que
hacen UT gran contraste con el en-
cafe.
La blusa de corte recto baja hasta
abajo del cinto, que es de terciopelo
cafe Y del que cuelgan dos largas
puntas terminadas en- borlas de pa
nilla. Sobrc Ia blusa cae la falda
drapcada de terciopelo cafe, de Ia
cual, Ia parte arrcmangada puede
cortarse por separado y pegarsc I |;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
OS sacos ~abiertos. de estilo mas

OS sacos abiertos. de estilo mas
I'd culino, tienen siempre un encan-
tabor attractive, pues da a la per-
soma una gran distinction, cuando
Sc lleva con gracia esa atrevida
brenda. FL modelo que ilustra e!
grabado inserto es sumamente ele-
gante, estando confeccionado con pa
ma negra Y teniendo como detalle ca
racteristico, el largo faldon seme-
JAMIE al de un jacket masculine con
un gracioso pliegue que lie da Ia a.
pariencia de IN doble faldon. Ell sa-
co Sc corta en- una sola pieza, prem
diGndcse ell fald6n en- 81 mitad pos
terror. a la Inca de Ia cintura. Las
mangas son ajustadas y llevan como
adorno una hilera de botones en- la
parte del puno. La falda es drapea-
ia con una ligera arremangada a
un lado. Usado cor una blusa de IL
no blanco estilo de las camisas de
hombre Y corbata de satin negro, ell
vestido resulta eXtrcmadamente ele-
gante. Ell sombrero de fieltro de
soda, negro, lleva como adorno una
cinta acordonada ancha, del mismo
color.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

teriormente, palpita en- ell corazon. Vi
We en- Ell alma Y toma forma tangible
en- las buenas obraS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

20, como en- cl pecho, para dejar yer
ell adorno de Ia APPLICATION de PIANO
bordado. FL frente Y Ia espalda del
j~ustillo Sc atan con peQuenos nudes
sobre los horbros. Ell ancho cinto
es de t~erciopelo Y la tunica de forma
irregular, de panilla forrada con sa-
tin charmeuse color azul viejo. Tn
gracioso sombrero de duvetina de CO.
lor tambien azul viejo, lleva la ialda
volteada y adornada con un ribete dc
estambre de soda en- forma de ola
les Y con ranilletes ~pequehos de flo
res de panilla de dolores cercza, azul
vieio y verde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

ciopeIo. Encaje de color en- lorna
de tiras, va tambi6n en- las largas
mangas. dando Ia apariencia de ser
Ia manga de una camisa interior. La
falda recta de terciopelo lleva en- Ell
frerte tres bandas de ~encaje de CO.
lor Y sobre ella van en- cada costado,
dos ~entrepahos d~rapeados de tercio-
pelo cafe forrados con chiffon del
m!smo color. e. sombrerO, de falda
ancha es de terc;opelo cafe adornado
cor dos plumas del mismo color de
ave del paraiso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
VISTOSO ADORNO CON
ENCAJE DE COLOR

81 vestido que ilustra ell graba-
~ do inserto Y que es IN bonito
modelo de traie de tarde, confeccio-
nado con t~erciopelo cafe. lleva como
detalle caracteristico, IN adorno de
encaje de color o tenido. e. corpino
del vestido es de IN estilo netamen~
tie basque y Sc abrocha por el frente
como chaleco. con pequenos botones
forrados de t~erciopelo. FL bajo cue
10 en- forma de "U", sirve de marco
a IN peto de e~ncaje color cafe. atra-
vesando por una ancha banda de ter
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
41nAmHBO RDADA EN- ETAMBRE-A BnGO HEMTE YUL Ell CNORC CAFE OOR DE MOA PRAM WM0EE MWR
CLdo m GRTDSB RETORD
CUELLO ALTO De ENCAJE
DE BRUSELAS

IN adorno que tendra a la vez que
- un gran efecto, I'm raro. valor, es
e | que sc confecciona con encaje an
tiguo, en- IN vestido de t~erciopelo ne
gro. como Sc ilustra en- ell modelo in
serto. Ninguna combination de ma
teriales puede resultar mas RIGA que
Ia que sc hace con t~erciopelo negro
y encaje color marfil. La principal
caracteristica de este modelo Y en-
donde mayor luce el adorno de enca-
je. estd en- el amplio cue'lo alberto Y
levantado, de finisimo encaje dc Bru-
selas. Este cuello lleva una armazon
de alambre delgado, para poder To-
grar que sc mantenga recto. Ell la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

blusa Dor debajo del cinto. e. ancho
sombrero que Sc usa con el vestido,
es de t~erciopeio azul opaco, adornado
con pluma de avestruz negra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

CAMILLA de color azul obscure
1 o "azul marina" como lie la
man aqui, per ser csc el color de los
unlformes de los marines a~mericanos,
es la tela escogida para confeccionar
el vestido que iluStra el modelo in
serto. que es un estilo que da una
aparjcncia j~uvenil a Ia persona que
10 usa. FL principal deta'le del YES
lido esta en- Ell adorno de aplicacio-
nes de PIANO color azul viejo. con
bordado en- "Soutache' o de cordonci-
10. cue Sc hace a maquina. Fl yes
lido comprende una blusa kinlono dc
paniIla azul, que lleva n banda
de PIANO azul viejo. en- cada manga,
bordada en- "soutache". Una ancha
banda de PIANO con igual bordado
rodca la parte baja de Ia blusa, Ger
ca de la cintura. Sobre Ia blusa Va
Tn j~ustillo suelto Y sin mangas del
brazo. de terciopelo azul. con gran
des aberturas tanto debajo del bra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Northwestern Wins
From, Friends Grids
in ThriiEn1 Bdttle

N%AiITA, kan. oct 81
Northeastern --aA-ee Normal OF
Alya Okla won a closely contest
ed game irom Friends university
here tudG. Z To 3 Tho .Quakers
outpiayoA their heavier opponents
throughoJ the game, but touch
d0Wn lnIhe tiual second OF pay
amer "A 2Qyard run BY stewart
gave the Normais the game. Bo'h
tesnts played loose football at
times. The Friends team used
generous spriuAlug OF subs ana
the final touchdown scored against
them came after Nanbuty hRd
taken out all but five Of his regu-
lars.
Friends kept the ball In Normal
territory constantly In the tir4t
three quarters, bu, could score but
once. on held goal by AdAlr IN
the second quarter they lost tho
ball several times with but a Few
wards to go for touchdown In
the final uuartur with - yards to-
go Friends lost the ball on q fum-
bic Sormals then started a steady
march down the field and were
NOT Etoppcd until they reached the
fiyc-ynrd line, whore Friends hold
for four downs Friends got or
poor Kick of but y yards and on
The last play of the game stewart
dashed around the end Tor 20
Yards and touchdown, he kicked
goal Dale Critscr starred for
Friends and stewart played the
best game for Alvo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
UNDEFEATED BIG TEN
ELEVENS PLAY TODAY
Chicago and Illinois Clash at ur-
bnna---Ninncsota and WNcon-
sin at Madison.

CHICAGO. oct 3i.--Two OF the
undefeaied teams OF the Zig Ten
conference viii face opposition to-
morrow that may put "A blot on their
unblemished cscutchcon. Champion
ship PROSPECTS pf the conference arc
apt to wear n decidedly different as
pect nfter saturdays games. -
Chicago viii get It's first real test
OF tho season when IT meets fllihols
at Urbana There is more 10 this
game than Just II football contest for
Chicago and Illinois are old and BIT
ter rivals,
Although defeated by Wisconsin,
THE Illini are IA formidable aggre-
gAtion and will give the Maroons a
stiff battle. Chicago swamped rur-
due and Northwestern, but, In iii
noin. will face team. OF sterner
stuff. II S,ngg's men can defeat
Illinois their hopes Of the champion
ship will have "a much more solid
foundation
AT Madison, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa will clash The Badgers are
suprcmely confident Of victory but
Minnesota has "A hard fighting, husky
team that will not accept defeAt
without "A bitter struggle. Niscon-
sins hopes of staying in the race
depend on victory over the GophetA
however. and they will not he beat
on easily The other game that vii!
attract interest is the Northwestern
Michigan game At Ann hrbor. North,
western viii present re'rrahseo
and strong thencd lineup and hopes
to win its first conference victory OF
the season at the expense OF the VOL
verincs.
Indiana and Notre Dame viii con-
test Mt indianapolis In IA game that
holds the interest Of all Indiana foot
bali fans Iowa IL scheduled - play
n practice game with South Dakota.
while Purdue plays the Michigan Ag-
pics at Iay0fctte. Ohio state mas no
| important game on It's schedu!'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

Tulsa high school w. Joplin high
school. at Tulsa.
Kendall college w. Arkansas uni
versity. at Fayetteville.
state.
Oklahoma vs.. missouri at Nor
man.
oklahoma Aggies VS. Texas Aggies,
at College station.
Nn1tonhl.
Akron VS.. Mt Union. at Akron.
Alabama vs. University OF the
South at Birmingham.
Albany vs.. Willamette. nj Albany.
Albion w. Hlllsdale. at Albion.
Alma ys. Ypsilanu normal. at
ALMA.
Amherst VS., Worcester Poly. al
AnIh erst.
baldwin Wallace VS. Heidelberg, a,
Berea-
Baylor w. Southwestern univer-
sity. at Waco. n
Bowdoin W. Bates, at Brunswitk
Brown w. Syracuse, at Providence
burg.
> Carnegie Va Allegheny. at Pitts
burgh.
Case vs. Hiram, at Cleveland.
Catholic university VI. Gailaudet
aS Washington.
Colorado college Vs. COLORADO
Mines at Colorado Springs
Columbia Ys Union. eat New York.
Cornell vs. Lafayette, at Ithaca.
Cornell vsADubuyue Seminary, al
Mt Vernon.
Connecticut Asgies vs. Massaohu.
setts Tech. at Storrs.
Creighton vs. Haskell Indians, nj
Omaha
Dartmouth vs.. Colgate. at Han
over.
Denison vs. Miami, at Dayton.
be Pauw VS. Franklin, at Green-
castle.
&betroit VS.. Kalamazoo. at Detroit
Dickinson vs, Gettysburg at Car
! Isle.
Drake vs. Grinneil. At Des Moines.
Georgetown university VS.. Della
ware. at Washington.
Georgia Tech W.. Davidson, at At
lanih.
Hamilton VS. Vermont at Clin-
! ton
Harvard W. Springfield. st Cam
bridge.
Haverford Va. Franklin and Mar
shall at llaverford.
| Inly Cross Va Rhode Island Stale
| ~ Worcester.
Illinois W.. Chicago. at Urbana.
! Indiana vs.. Sotrei Dame at Indian
apolis.
Iowa VS. south Dakota, at Iowa
|Elty
| Johns Hopkins VS. Lebanon Valley,
| at baltimore.
| Kansas Aggies VI. Kansas. at Law -
IrcnCe.
Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt, at Lex
| inEluu.
Knox vs.. AuEustana. at GalesburG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
TICKET SALE OPENS
FOR TITLE CONTEST
Heavy Demand for Scats TO Wills
Iangford I,attle-Wtils In Due
Here Sunday.

Unusually heavy derhand for seats
at the sam Langford HARRY Wills l5-
round battle for the worlds negro
cham pionship here November 3, re-
suited in tho opening oftthe advance
seat sale today by Prons0er George
Plummer. Numerous requests Tor
tickets. especially rinssideL made to
the imresario prompted him 10
place the ducats on sale this week In
place of waiting for next week
which he had originally plarned.
Wills and Manager Mullins left
New York last night and are ITO ar
rive In Tulsa Sunday, The gian'
negro is to conclude training in\ Tulsa
and will start workouts Immediately
upon his arrival here. wills will
work out at the Dreamland tf1eater
Monday and Tuesday and Sunday
should he arrive on the latter day.
L.angford boxcs Topeka Jack John
son at Sioux City, Iowa, Monda,
night. and b to come to Tulsa im-
med lately following the latter en-
gagement. Langford Is always IL
condition for battle and an he Is w"eI
known to Tulsa fandom. he VIII
wofk one day here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
IS LIMITED IN EAST
Colgate Dartmouth and Pennsyl-
vanla- Penn State Only Impor-
tant Clashes Today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Wtth but
one exception, tomorrows football In
tho east promises to be an off
day in the schedule. The big fell
lows are picking on the little fellows
and by all the laws Of dope. prestige
and tradition should have little diff
ficulty In breaking into November
with their respective situations rel
atively unchanged.
The one bright spot on tomorrow's
card Ia the olgate-Dartmouth game
at Hanover. N. II. Both arc un-
beaten this year, both have unusually
strong teams and both have point
ed" toward this contest as their cru
cial" game. Some rip-bang football
should result II is quite within the
realms of possibility that the cham
| pionship OF the east hinges on the
| contest.
Colgate Has Edge In Dope.
Colgale has a slight edge on what
ever favor there is. The Maroons
| licked Cornell to the tune or FL 10
0. Dartmouth did the same by the
small score OF 100.
Both teams are reported In good
shape.
The rest OF tomorrow's card offers
little outside OF the Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State battle at Phila
delphia. which Is rich with tradl-
tional lore. Brown meets Syracuse
at Providence and should win, ac-
cording to the dope. CornelFe badly
beaten teams meets lafayette at
Ithaca.
Easy for "Big Three"
Harvard and Yale both have com
paratively easy games In Springfield
and Maryland state. Princeton meets
West Virginia The mountain eers
| may give the Tigers a tussle, as they
are reported strong.
Pittsburgh meets Iehigh. The
three big games on the southern card
are Georgia Davidson at At
lantn, Alabama University OF the
South Mt Birmingham and Kentucky
Vanderbilt at Lexington.