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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
Notice 10 Contractors

The County Commissioners of Car
roll County, will receive sealed bids
tor building four sections Of 81 o.
Aid Road In Carroll county as fol-
lows:
Section State Aid Road in Carroll
county on road leading from the
Liberty Road toward Oakland Mills
IN Freedom district, for a distance OF
ss52 feet. 10 feet wide. concrete.
Section State aid Road in Carroll
county, through the town of lit. Airy
toward Westminster on what is
known az the Ridge Road for a dis
lance of about liz miles. concrete.
Section Stale Aid Road In West
minister district, Carroll county on
the New Windsor Read. starting at
Westminster toward New Windsor
for distance OF about 90 mile Is
feet vide. concrete.
Section State I'D Road In Hamp-
stead district of Carroll county on
the old Hanover Pike. starting at the
East end of Hampstead. extending
toward Baltimore county line for
distance Of about LOO mile, IS feet
vide. concrete.
Said bids will be opened until Il NJ
on the 2eth day Of May, 1919. at the
Office of said County Commissioners
in Westminster, Id.
Bids must be made upon the blank
proposal form which, with speciflca-
tIons and plans viii be furnished by
the County Commissioners upon ap-
pllcaIion and cash payment Of 100
a hereafter 40 charges viii be per-
mltted.
No bids VIII be received unless ac-
eompanied b a certified check for
the snm Of Two Hundred 100000
Dollars, payable % the County Com
missIonerz.
+ The successful bidder will be re-
{ quired TO give bond and comply With
the acts Of the General Assembly OF
Maryland. respecting contracts.
The County Commissioners re-
serve The right 10 reject my and all
bIds.
By ORDER Of nc County Commits
sIoners this III day Of Nay. 1919
d +. sTANsnrRY.
=. W MYERS.
WI :. HOOP.
/ County Commissioners Of Carroll
i County. Maryland.
Martin d He's. Secretary.
nay e=3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
Orphans court.

Monday. May 5th.-The last VIII
and testament Of Katherine F. Con
away, deceased, Was admitted TO pro
bate and letters testamentaTy there
on we're granted unto Eunice Gather
who received warrant to appraise
and an order to notify creditors.
The last will and testament Of
John II. Erb. deceased, was admitted
10 probate and letters testamentary
thereon were granted unto Ada |.
Erb. who received warrant 70 ap=
praise and N order to notify eredi-
tors.
Elmer C. Beaver. administrator Of
William j. Beaver. deceased. report
ed sale Of personal property
Tuesday. May eth.==susan L HIxler.
administrative OF Mary n Young. de
ceased. settled her first and final ac=
count
Barbara eoppersmIth. adminIHtra=
trix Of Ezra !. CoprersmIth deceased
returned an inventory Of debts and
money and settled her first and final
account.
Theo. a Kaufman. administrator OF
Martha NJ. Kaufman. deceased. settled
his first and final account.
Joseph II. kain. executor Of Robert
!. Nelson, deceased. returned an in
Yent1ry Of debts.
Adj |. Erb. executrix Of John II.
Erh. deceased. returned inventories
Of personal property, debts and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
QUAIL SCARCE II TIE sOrTH-
WEST
supply Is Also Short IN Mexico for
Expectation -narJland's Quest Falls
Flat.

SUPPLY IL Also NuoTt II MsAsU A0A
Expectation naryland's Quest Falls
Flat.
Maryland's effort TO replenish its
depleted supply of quail. rabbits and
phaasants will have To be deferred
because of inability 10 secure the
game for propagation throughout the
state.
E. Lee LeCompte, state game war
den. has returned from an extensive
tour, which included visits to Kan
sas. Texas and Mexico. and which
had for its object the gathering OF
game birds and rabbits for propaga=
ton. He had expected to gather
thousands of birds; he returned with
243 quail. A three-year drought IN
Mexico has almost extlnguished quail
in that country Mr.. DeCompte says
the Conservation Commission had
contracts with brokers al Kansas City
for 800 ringneek pheasants and CON
tracts in Mexico for 10000 Bob White
quail. The brokers reported that be
cause of drouth they would be unable
to carry out their contracts placed
in November, 1918. for delivery IN
March. 1919 The commission sent
Mr.. Lecompte to investigate their re
: ports.
eI left Baltimore March p and
stopped first at Kansas City. The
broker explained the situation and
has promised to deliver the pheaaants
contracted for, IL possible, between
MAY and ID. Then | went to Eagle
Pass. Texas, and found conditions
exactly as the brokers had described.
During the season of 1918 there were
reported at the port 1850 quail.
The port inspector opened his books
to me and they showed that only 544
birds had been imported during the
season of 1919, and of these only 263
were Bob Whites" said Mr.. BeCompte.
II also visited the port Of Laredo
and found the same conditions there.
/ spent three days in Mexico, travel
ing by automobile and calling on
trappers Many of them had quit
trapping for the season because Of
the scarcity of quail. On one haci=
enda, an irrigated property Of 22a.O00
acres. the manager told me that dur
ing the season Of 1918 there we're
over 5000 Bob White quail trapped.
as against 1913 during the season o
1919.
THE continued drouth for three
years throughout Mexico and South
ern Texas has not only caused birds
to migrate, but has kept them from
propagating and ] also feel sure thai
a great many have died for want Of
water and vegetation. Citizens main
tain that on February ., 1913. &C
Cured the first rainfall IN three years.
Since that time there has been wet
season and The vegetation begins to
show Improvement.
Our broker With whom We had q
contract for cottontail rabbits. stated
that because OF severe windstorma
during the trapping season The rah=
bits had burrowed into the ground.
where they remained making It I'M
possible for trappers 10 operate"
Mr. LeCompte addressed the Mary
land Game and Protective Asaocia-
ton in the New Howard House on
the results of his trip.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
Do YourBeL

Everyone should 20 al be can to
provide for bis family and n UTdeT
20 ID tbs he must Keep his physical
sytem II the best condition possible.
No one can reasonably hone u do
much when he i half sic a good
share o. The time. II you are con
stipated. bilious or troubled with in
digestion geI package Of Chamber
iainls Tablets and follow ne plain
printed directions. and yon ill soon
% feeling alright and able TO 10 :
day work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
The BeIvedere Oil Co.

Offers, IN blocks Of 20 shares and
oser. a limited number o. shares Of
5 per eeal CUMULATIVE PREFER
RED STOCK i pr $500 per ahare)
slth bonns O. 90 per con- COMMON
STOCK. THIS Company owns over
300 acres Of leases n Lincoln md
Casey Counties. Kentucky. upon which
80 = PRODUCING WELLS ana /
GAS WELL on luck Greek. Lincoln
County. KY PIPE LINE from prop
cry direct 20 .. s n-R. DRILLS
are now beinE operated - company.
Subscriptions allotted N ne order In
which theY are received. Aali checks
direct 10 Company
THE BELfEnERE OF COMPANY.
Dept {.
10 aanaey nIdg. Baltimore Id.
Richard y. Cook. President aud GEN
arai Manager
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16

Ida =. stocksdale. Administrative OF
Jacob w Caple, deceased. returned
IN inventory Of debts.
Charles It. and Jennie e. Stick, ex-
eeutors OF Henry S. Stick, deceased,
received an order to sell real estate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
VINOL MAKES
CHILDREN STRONG
And Inyigorates Old People

Any doctor viii tell you that ths
ingredients Of Vinol a. printed beios
contain the elements needed 10 i'm
prove the health Of delicate children
and restore strength 10 old people.
y Cod LIVER sd Beef psptoass. Ifos
md Manganese rsptrnzteaz IHon md
Ammonium Citrate. Lime and eaaa
0lyesrophozpkHtza, caaen.in.
Those who have puny, aiiing OF
rundown children or aged parents
may prove this at our expense.
Besides the good It does children
and the aged there is nothing Ike
Vinol 10 restore strength and vitality
10 weak, nervous women and over.
worked. rundown men.
Try it. Il you are not entirely ct.
ished, we will return your money
without question:; that proves ouf
fairness and your protection. Nj.
lions Of people have been convinced
this way.
SHAW DRUG CO,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
1piljett perbietet 2lmsf,ahr
pett 1paifeft.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota OF
July 31st, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1911
21 @albington, 26. Suli. - We
oeu ser Sui ultdnoe in Wterifo perbo1
beute nodn1ittog Yraiioent 8ilio1
Sic Musfubr BON @affen uno Vtun1;
tion 1rad) Merifo.
Inter ben ipe5iellen Mnoronungen
oes Grdlioenten Garran5a, per1u9el1
n1ilitdrilde 8eante iet1e 8anoiten gu
faneen, sic am 6. ssSuli oas 8oot pom
il. 8. g. gbepenne I'M Sen1eltfluB
al,fhielten uno sic 8emannung be.
rolbten. 0ieie 6rabtloie 9ea6rl9t
muroe bonn &on1man6anten y. IS.
iSinnep in San1pico abgelanot:
Die gea6ri9t befa9t, 6aB Die me-
rifaniihen Mutoritaten Elm freunol1=
DIES 8eltreben 5eigen, nno oaB tie
BON 8rG lioent @arran5a erlnbt 1pur=
oen, oie Si9erbeit uno @arantien,
Sic olnerifanii9em 9eben uno gigen=
t1m aarantiert lei, 5u erboben.
&onmanbeur 6inneDs gto6r19t
belagt: ~
General @on5oles, Ser merifani=
1he @o1nn1onDart in Sampico, uber=
onb oerobe eine Snfornation, oaB Der
&altbanfaa, na6 ieiner slnit6t, pon
elmer ilolierten @ruppe ooer &anber=
homie non 9ibilper1onen. sic i11 6em
iu1pfigen 2anoe nabe oes Semelt=
flutes operieren un0 unter Der Sub=
rerlhoft bon slguilor iteben began=
gen 1pltrOe.
v@eneral @on5ales berfolgte ote1e
8un0e felt Der 3eit bes &aubonfale5
uno 5lpor nit einigem grfolge: er
iibereab einige Yfer6e uro Weoulelel,
oie SEN 9lmerifonern emit geltoble1t
muroen, ober er gibt I lpeiter
befonnt> oob feline Sperationen ge=
aen oieie 8artoe tpegen 6ess @ueril=
Iafrieaes ~iebrz erih1pert tperbe@ uno1
oas 1un1pftge @ebiet, oas offers llberz
ldtpernn1t 1per0e, tpeiter 5ugnniten Der
8anoiten beitrage.
vGr miro Silfe ieitens @arnii iionen
int Staate Eonralipas berbeirnten
uno feline 8erebungen fortieben, b1s|
oie 8anoe enttpe6er gefangen ooer
5erl ltreut tpuroe.
Ser Hrdiioent Werifos gob ipe=
aieueSsnltruftion, 1pie er MIDI 1pi11en
lieB, alles Moglide oaran 5n 1eben.
Die bes &nnbes S6u1oigen 5n Soil
su bringen nnb Die @orantien fnr
Sic groteftion an1erifanii6er Seben
uno omerifanii6en gigentnms IN
oielen Teile 1trift ein5ubolten." 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Oeiterrei<ts N1i1tiiter >e=
2(et4f;ertt reIt0ticrt.

IS 8ien 27. Suli. = Dr. Otto
Bauer, OeIterrei6s Miniiter oes
MenBeren relignierte beute bon ieiner
boben @tel1nng. @r bebielt aber 6os
Bortef feniIle 6es M}ini1ter fir io5iale
Mngelegenbeit I'M @abtnette. Sos
Mmt 6cs Miniiters Ser MeuBern miro
bon Or. &orI &enner iibernommen
lper6e11.
9lls @run6 ieiner 9lb6anfrng miro
angegegeben 6aB es ibm ni6t mog=
li6 tpurbe, nnter feiner @mts5eit eine
@ereinignng bon 0eiterrei6 nit
DeutI9lon6 berbei5ufiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
1apatter perlatt9ett
Gleibiteuntt0+

IS Seem gorf, 27. Suit. - unralt
unter Sen Mrbeitern in Sapan erre1d]=
te eine 6erartige Spannung, ooB bon
Ser g3egierung perlongt miro oieSage
at Idlihten, tpie 9. 9. Safai bon
Sofio, ser beute fiir feline &egiernng
sun1 Stuoium 0er slrbeiterlage IN @r=
ropa oortbin reiite, befannt gab.
Serr Sofoi, Der @efretar Der jopa=
nifden @eieni i&oft an Der pa5ifii4e1
&Ilte lit, iogte, 6aB @gitatore11 eine
iol6e un5ufrte0enbeit unter ben Ir.
beitern in Ssapan beroorrtefen> oaB
6ie gfegiernng 6ie geotpenoigfeit ei.
nes grbeiterlobnes ouf egaler Ba1ts
nit lolden in allen 2an6ern oner=
fen1t.
Ser Dur9l9nittsarbeiter in Sa=
pan beroient ii9 10 Gents pro Stun>
6e, erfldrte er. @elernte Ga6lel1te err
balten big 3l1 80 Gents per @tnnoe.
sic arbeiten ID Stun6en pro Gag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
111ettteteere perlattet2@bs
s,ao Scr Serbeft.

3 8aris, 81. Ssult. - 9ie monte
1teqrinif6e &egierung ertpioert IN et.
ner 0ffentliden 8efanntno9n1g aut
sic @erlongen @erbiens, oaB it9 6os
montenegriniide 8olf III einem 3u-
itan6e befin6et> gegen oie ferbil6en
Sffmpotionstrnppen bor5ngeben n1to
faat, oaB sic ierbiide &egternng aus
oieiem @runoe ir1 ierbii6en Horlas
mente it1terpeQiert tpl1r6e. Oie mon.
tenegrinii9e &egierung beitebt au1
ibrem gerlongen> 6aB ibr Die Sen=
6tnq bon Delegaten CUR Srieoensfo11=
ferens geftattet tperoe 1tno bob ote
5erben fi6 bon Montenegro 5nriif=
3teben fonen I'M oen @apntf 5u be-
en6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
8ritiiete 2lrntec INT hShf
eef6hrliher Gage.

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 91st, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917,
IS Sonoon, 25. Stunt. = Die bril-
tii9en Srlppen, 200 Meilen iii6Ii9
bon Mrdangel, befinoen fi6 in elmer
oerart beiflen Sage, 6aB Die M0gli@-
fett borbanoen lit, 6aB iie ii9 ergeben
miiiien o6er bon Der boll9e1pifhiden
Mrrnee gefangen genomn1en tper6en.
Sic &egimenter unter General
Sronli6e, iolen 500 englii6e Sol6a,
ten 5dblen> un6 baben Elm l9tpieri-
ges Broblem Dor ii9, 90 ii9 11ur 5tpei
Bis BRET SUB 8aiier I'M 0tpinafluiie
befin6en, unb 6ie @anonboote inn
96lamme itefen.
Die rotten Truppen, 6ie bon Omega
0itli6 un6 bon Binega 1peitli9 bor-
geben, n10gen bieIlei9t 6ie engIii6en
Srltppen brett iiioli9 bon Mr9ongel
ubf9neioen.
&openbagen, 25. Sulif = Die bol-
16etpifii9e Sffeniibe 0itIi6 un6 tpeit=
li6 bon Hifotp mur6en bon eitbldn=
6if6en Sruppen gum @alten gebro9t
nn6 6ie 8oli9etpifi befin6en iib IT,
bielem Mbi6nitte in ei11em totalen
&id5uge, erfldrte Der offi5ielle eltb=
ldn6il9e 8eri9t.
9ie eitbIdn6iiden> sic 1ebr beritGrfft
tpur6en, unternebnen iebt eine &C.
genoffenitbe. Die @erln1te Ser 8oI=
i6etpifi ioaen angebli9 febr groBe
getpeien fem.
@ie1 25. sSnIi. = General 5i=
MON BetGura, 8ubrer Der ufraini19en
Sruppen, n116 General @regorieff,
frIberer BrdfeHf bon 06eiin, 6ie ge=
gen Sic 8olibetpifi operieren, fonnten
ibre Srnppenfliigel berbin6en un6
8tpar int &iiden Ser 8oIi9epifi ent=
lung 6en Dnieiter an Ser belfarabi=
i9en Sror1t.
Hetlura 6ringt bonn @eiten ouf
RRiietp Dor, 8regorieff mnribiert bonn
Sii6en nn6 Mtman Mnben fubrt gro=
be 1tfrainil6e 8nn6en, 6ie anf &ielp
nns 6en1 Nor6o1ten por6ringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Strai3ettbakt1eritreif i,t
Ghieaae.

Chicago, 80. SnIi. = Gbioagos
StraBenbabnen ur6 &o9bnbnen fo-
men beute Inn 4 nbr gum Stinl ltonoe
aIs SoIge zines Streifbei9lniies Ser
Mngeitelten bei6er 2inien nn6 tire
Mbtpeiinng eines @inberltdn6niifes,
6as 5pil6en 8eamten Ser StroBer-
babngeieafdoften nno 8eamten Ser
@etperfi6aft getroffen tpnr6e.
Ser Berfebr in Der nnteren 5tn6t
tpur6e 6nrd 6en @ttui iton6 beinabe
gdn5li9 1abmgelegt. Die 8eon1ten Ser
Streifer6en erfldren, 6oB feline bal-
6ige @rleoigung Ser Streitfragen in
Mnsit9t 1teben.
@Gbren6 6es Born1ittag tpur6e Der
@erfebr nod bo6urd iebr eri6tpert,
6oB iG1rtli9e 8erfebrspoli5iiten in
6ie @egen6 ser &alienaufitdn6e be-
or6ert tpur6en. 5pdter tpur6e aber
cine Mn5obl 6erielben gum Dienite in
6en nnteren Sto6t 5uriidbefoblen un6
sic 8erfebrsitodnngen teil1peiie gebo-
ben. 8eante 6es Boli5eibauptq1arti
reg re9nen 6artit, 6aB Big oben6s
Ser @erfebr 1pie6er IN regeIre6tem
@eleiie Dor ii9 geben miro, 6a Ser
it6rf1ngen Big 6ann Sen 8erfebrspo-
Ii5iiten qeian6t >peroen f0nnen.
8einnbe 100000 Berfonen 6e1
Sta6t Chicago beniitten ale r10gli-
den WsitteI CUR 8efor6erung ODER
blieben 6abeim. Die Mrbeiter I'M sc.
f96fts6iitrifte betrn9ten sic Gage
NIT n,1fmiifinpm G1tn1nr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
8ritc,t eeee,t Kaiier>per'
bQt1>latt0.

10 2onoon, 25. Snli. : @s lit
nogIid, ooB Der friibere Scatter @il-
belm nidt in 2on6on Dor Bag &C.
ri6t gebro6t >per6en miro, Iantet Ell
ne Mnfiinoigung an oas Oberbaus
@nglan6s 6nr9 @arI @nr5on bon
&e6Ielton, Syiibrer Der 9fegierungs=
teien.
Die 2or6s nobnnen BEN Srteoens-
pertraq un6 6en Mnglo=fran50iti6en
Bertrng an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
yapattet pcr,pciocrft Nct1z
>cr,.t1ectt in Scr $kanz
t,attofraoc.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, or
July 31st, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
10 @nibington, 25. .SSuli. = ssSa=
pan bat ni9t Die geringite Mbiibt, ben
onoeren Notionen cine beitin1n1te 3eit
betannt5ugeben, mann es bon Ser
Sbantung+ +&on5eiiion Mbltan6 neb=
men miro.
Dieie Mbit9t 1pur6e hente a11lGBlid
zines 8eiu9es bon Oe 8u@i, ant
tierenoen iapanii6en @eianoten, inn
Staots6epartement berlautbort, tpo
er 6ie Sbantungfrage pisfutierte.
9os MrgumentierenI ieitens So=
pans in oieier. Mngelfgenbeit tpor
bon i9laueiten1 @baraffer, bon eine1n
6iplomatii6en 5tanbppnft aus be-
tra9tet> nnb 6entet oat atuuf Fin, oaB,
iobal6 sSapon in @bantung iib feit-
geiett babe, 11ienan6 pie sssopon ielbit
cine 3eitgren5e beitimnien tonne, To-
.tpobI in be5ug 'auf einen fe5niebenoen
Sag 1pie 8e6ingnngen 6es Mb5nges.
Sic Stelungnabrne SSopons miro
bon 9lutoritdten inn fur5en folgen6
bel6rieben:
@rltens - Sapan fonn iih aus
Sbantung ni6t friiber 5uriif5ieben,
bepor es tpeiB, mas in @bantung bor=
ban0en iit uno es iit 111n0glid, 6iez
ies in feitgeiebten 3eit aus5ufi116e1t.
3tpeitens - Tim Sic pbDiiiGen,
ofonomti6en nn6 an6eren @erte bon
Sbantuna 81 beltimmen, n1uB Sapan
bon ser Notur nn6 Sragtpette ie6es
&ertrages (gebeine o6er or6ere)> Sic
5tpiiden Denti i6lan6 nn6 @bina ge=
1no6t tpnr6et1 unterri9tet tper6en>
nn6 Dies mdre in elmer be- ltimmten
3eit ebenfaus unm0g1id.
Oritter1s = Mo9so ben Srie6ensbe=
6ing111gen fann feirle4 4Ggae perliegett,
Ga 'SSsapan 5n feiner l1nternebn1nng
Big 6rei Monote no9 Der &atifi5ie=
rung 6esielben 6nrh 6ie &onbention
ge5tpungen tper6en tonne. =,
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100 Gcte Int 11oietter Stra>
f3enfGntpfeft.

20 &openbagen 26. $uli. = &ef-
tige StraBer1fdmpfe fanoen in @ien
ourd nnrrbeltftungen Der Soloaten
itott, tpie cine 9epeide aus Der
oiterrei9ii9en @ouptita6t mel6et.
100 8erfonen >pur6en getotet uno
200 bertpunbet. Diea &ube muroe
i9liebli6 >pie6er bergeiteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
sSobn Miles, (Meger).
Dabi6 Marfs, (MeiBer).
G1tnpnp Sen1nIp (gRpiRpr)

Sobn MiIes, (Neger).
Dabi6 Marfs, (WeiBer).
eugene Sen1ple, (8eiBer).
Mtrro 2o55erant, WeiBer).
6. S. &ar6p, Weger).
&obert @iliams, Weger).
Morris Berren (8eiBer).
6arol6 S. 8rigna6el1otn bon Sod
Sslan6, Sn.
Drei Big iebt nod ioentift5ierte
BeiBe.
8ier uni6enttfi5terte Neger.
&Dnnanis TnDor, Weger), itarb an
arliHenen 8erlesungen.
Clarence Meb, WetBer), II Sabre
at.
S. 6. GbeneI, (WeiBer).
Sbon1as Sofbun, Meger).
@ngene 8inia1ns, (Neger).
@6maro See, Meger).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Gnelant mill Se,ati<te
flcfte bcbctt.

5 2on6on 27. Sl1li. SIZE glrbeit
Ser @ebung Ser 6euti6en &riegsidtf-
fe, sic in Scupa Slotns berfenft muir.
BEN, gebt RAID boran, lno es miro
erlpartet, 6aB int nd6iten Sabre Die
gon3e Glotte geboben iein miro. l1n-
ter Sen @efeben @roBbritanniens lit
6ieies 2ar6 5u benz 8eiibe Der gebo=
benen sSIotte bere6ttgt.
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,fra,,3eie,, ,at,> &lidner I'M
Hantpfe.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-11-27
SOPHS BEAT FRESHMEN
IN BASKETBALL GAME
Playing Consistent. Star Fails to
Brighten Horizon. First of
Series of Interclass Games.

Friday night found the gymnasium
filled with enthusiastic basketball
fans as the result Of challenge from
the Sophs. to the resi-, in spite OF
Squire's show.
The first half ended with the Fresh.
leading by one point, 1919. No star
playing was shown by either side.
Ask the Fresh. about the snake dance.
In the second half the Sophs. came
back with better team work, gaining
the ascendency and defeating the ar
rogant Fresh. by the narrow margin
of 1917.
The playing was consistent through
out. After a microscopical examina-
ton of the representatives Of each
team, no germ of future star player
was found.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-11-27
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.

On November 2, Professor Frank
Aydelotte, Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, the American Secretary
the Rhodes Trustees, announced the
names of sixty-three young men elect
.A " l.ilvucs s1aloAat sA4iYo 4l.n La.e
1Ateu oLaLes. IT Is stated mat Sixty
4ou4 VIII De appointed Aof Acxt year
W nls.Ae up 1or those VINO We're not
appointed during the war. Inls IS in
leresllng news, and il correct, will
mean tnat Mississippi will have two
more men chosen next autumn. 1t is
certain that there will be one.
All lovers OF Ole Miss are justly
proud OF the record that she has made.
Every scholar who has gone from this
state up to this time has been from
the University. But if this record is
to be maintained we must bestir our
selves, for there was good material
from other institutions this time, and
they will continue to come in increas-
ing numbers.
The Rhodes scholars that we have
had have reflected honor upon the
University and the State. Let's call
the roll: Ford, Beckett, McCarley,
Farley, Rogers, Kyle, Mayo, Finger.
A number Of these men were soldiers
in the World War. Each one is true
to the best traditions of the two OK
fords, now so closely united.
1t is rather interesting to note that
out of this entire list there is only
one who had not taken or: was a can
didate for tn CA. B. degree, and he
took three years Of college Latin.
The scholarship, which pays annual
ly about fifteen hundred dollars, is
now more tempting than ever, for Ok
ford in addition to her historic A. B.
degree, which requires a knowledge Of
both of the classic languages, has now
instituted the Phi. D. degree.
The war record of the Rhodes schol-
ars is now being compiled, and it is
found that out of the 400 who have