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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At West Point-west Point, g.
Maine, 0.
AT New Brunswick Me.-goRaoin,
70. Fort Mckinley. 0.
At New York-Williams, IS; Co.
laa1nbia, d. r5- .7-a...' q.
At Philadelphia--Penns SIS;
Swarthmore, Z.
Al acknowledgements "a; Pitts
burg, IS.
AT Medford. Mass--Tufts. 8: Nor
witch. !,
AT New Haven--Exeter, X: Yale
Freshmen, Z.
AT napolis-Minnesota 90, In
diana 6,
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10; North
western, 0,
AT Annapolis--Navy Niddies, IS;
L. S. s Utah, o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3s;
Virginia Polytechnic, :.
AT aign-Illinois, Q; Iowa. I,
At Pittshurg-Carnegie Tech, 1s;
Case. 0.
wexford. 0.
AT Hanover, " H.--Dartmouth, 49,;
Pennsylvania State, IS.
AT Springfeld--Hoiy Cross, 4;
Springfield Y. NJ G. A, 0,
At Observation-Disclosures, As: Trim
ity, I
At Columbus--Ohio State, IA: Ken
lucky, 0.
AT Acknowledgements Tech, 20; Van
derbilt, 0.
At New Ycrk-wesleyan. 10: New
York University. 0.
At Hartford, Commandment. As,
Trinity. Z.
At Boston--Boston University. IA;
r. I. State, g.
At Chicago--chicago 10; Purdue. 0.
At Bethiehem--Lehigh, 81: New
ark Aggies, 0.
At Lexington-v. r. T. Scrubs, g.:
Belmant Athletic Club, o.
At Williamsburg--Rich Coll
lege, o; William and Mary.
At Lexington - washington ana
Lee. rs: Norfolk Naval Base, %,
At Richmond Hampden Sidney,
10; Randolph Macon. ~.
I At Morgantown--Wcst Virginia. a.;
Maryland State. o.
At ttesvillc--untversity of
Virginia. I; " NJ. l.. .,
At Chapel Hili--university Of
North Caro.ina. 8: Wake Forest 81 4.
Az Newport sNews--John MaFphall.
ses MAWpork NaWa. q ~ d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Tarheels Winners
Over Wake Forest

Special 10 Richmond virginian)
Chapel Hill, y. c.. Oct IS--SllG-
ing through the mud and water on 4
field made into swamp by twenty
four hours steady rain. the Lniver-
stty OF North Carolina defeated
Wake Forest here today. scoring
one touchdown in the fourth quar-
ter 4 sustained line attack with
Tenney Lew and Pharr doing most
OF The running brought the bail
from the forty-yard line To the one
yard line and Tenney skidded across
for the touchdown.
Worse weather conditions for
football have never been seen at
Chapel Hill Holding the ball vas
almost imposs ible and both teams
fumbied repeatedly. Wake Forest
followed the ball better and recov-
cred more fun hies but per attack
did not develop, and she was
never within the i'arheel thirty-five-
yard line. Five times within Wake
Forests twenty-yard lire Carolina
tumbled, losing a promising chance
70 score each time Twice This oc-
CURED within tbs ten-yard line
Punting was resorted 10 largely in
The first half. both teams playing
kicks safe until Lowe caught q
short punt and raced II back
twenty-five yards only TO fun bic On
LIE paAt nlay- ....,.,4,... ~.
In the second half the play was
altogether IN Baptist TERRITORY
Coach Campbell kept five OF his men
out OF the game but his substitutes
showed a lot Of promise, Tenney
and Lowe in particular running
well On defense Grimes and Har-
rsli were the back bone IF the line
which srDrpEd uTosr of rtTF- play
The Bapusts made onlS two frs
downs. Rahenhorst,s Mos Olive
and Hickman played well
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Presidents Cup Will
Be Shot for At Club

The Wet End Gun club handi-
cap committee announced yester-
day that fhe presidents cup, do
mated hy Colonel 3. H. Grumpy,
will be shot for as the second event
on khe program in the finals, nifty
tare1ts. sixteen yards rise. XII
members Of the club who have shot
at not less than 400 targets during
the year are eligible. The winner
Of the cup is not eligible to win
any other cup in. the finals; Handi-
caps allotted are:
DR. r. II. Brockwell, none; r. g
Cabell none; ]. h. Crensh CIV, none
l.. G. Chalklev. none; r. A Gruebs.
none NJ p. Hart, none, W A Ham
mond Jr. none, w. B. Jarman,
none: j. NJ. Mccomb, none John p,
Swartwout none. William Il.
Eanes, one. Edward Taylor one
William L. Boyd two John c. Eas-
lev, two; william. A. Hammond
ST., two; w Palmer Leigh, two
Louis Rueger, two, George l..
Street, Jr.. two. Or. w. r. Sher-
rick, two; NJ. = chalkley, three;
T. NJ Carringtcr, Jr. three, P. }.
F,ipper. four; Colonel B. H, Grun-
DIV four; r b Jones, four. VII
liam 4ueger, Jr.. four; c. ". wal
,ianas, four. DIR. II. 3. Hinchma1
Ave: Joseph F. Leonard. six: John
7. She ppard, six: J. l. Vassar, six
o. f. Waisircr, six; Archer Ander-
son, Jr.. eight. J. r. Wilson. eight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
West Virginia Romps
ON Maryland State
Special to Richmond v!rginian.

Special to Richmond virginiln1
Morgantown. " Va, Oct. Is
West Virginia had no trouble
rotnping on the Maryland state COL
lege eleven here to-ay TO the tune
Of 27-e. in spite OF the fact thar the
visitors had beaten Virginia ard
were highly routed. West VIZ
ginla scored in the first quarte-
when a tifty-tive yard advance with
Hill, Hite, Rodgers and KING max
ing steady gains and pass King
&c Rodgers. for thirteen yards, net
ting the goal. Again in the second
quarter she scored when Farric<
blocked and Maryland punted and
recovered il on the eightecn-yari
line. 4 pass King to Eager. put
the ball over on the first play. Just
after the third quarter started H1r-
rick again blocked and recovered a
Maryland kick on the thirty-yard
line. Hill ran twenty yards Hite
SIX and Rodgers the remaining dis
lance for a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter after Nealc
and Rodgers had advanced the ball
to the vineyard line il was lost on
downs, but when knode essayed TO
punt it was partially blocked and
Mills recovered ON the dve-yard
line from where Rodgers vent over
on the first play. Maryland did not
make a first down and West Viz
ginia's aggressive play resulted in
no gains OF any consequence for the
visitors. Hill. Harrick, Rogers and
Hite starred for West Virginia. and
the work OF Mills and Hager at
ends vas spectacular.
The summary and lineup.
H. -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
University of Va.
Wins From V. M. |.

Especial TO Richmond Virginianl
Charlottesville. Va Oct. IS
Showing a reversal of form. Virginia
won over Virginia Military institute
today TO 0. Against practically the
same lineup that faced Maryland
state, the cadets from Lexington
could gain little by straight football.
Late N me game they tried the open
game and completed a number OF
forward passes which brought the
b&llor two occasions near the Orange
and Blue goal only 10 be checked by
the Virginia forwards on attempts to
piece the lire. Leech tried a field
goal but the ball went wide OF the
mark
Nirsinia's touchdown came near
the end of the first quarter, the bah
being rushed sixty yards on short
gains through tackle and with the
aid of one forward pass. G. KuyE
carried the ball across and later
kicked goal Eirginia's forwards
were aggressive throughout and
twice blocked punts Bla.key and
MCGOWAN did some effective tack
ling. Leech and Ingram were the
principal ground gamers for the ".
NJ. /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
COLLEGE IS DOWNED BY W. & NJ;
RANDOLPH MACON BOWS TO TIGERS, 1914;
FOOTBALL DOPE BADLY UPSET YESTERDAY
Norfolk Team Downed
By Washington & Lee

Especial to Richmond virginian. }
Lexington, Va. Oct. 1s.--Wash :
ington and Lee swamped the Nor
folk Naval Base here today by the
score OF rs to 0. at no time dur
ing the game were the Tars within
striking distance of the general
goal. The first quarter was fea-
tured by long gains by Cogbil.
Sllverstein and Raincs for the Blue
and White. Davis went in for Cog
bill at the beginning of the second
quarter, retiring the plucky little
quarterback for the rest of the
game,
Cobb Mcdonald and Mathea
ploughed through the Nays line
and around ends at will in the
second and third quarters Riggs, St.
Clair, Flew and Thomp son, second
string men, were shot In during the
fourth quarter,
The general lile throughout the
entire game was impregnable, while
Bethel. Moore and Sanford played
stellar ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
V. P. |. Scrubs Trim
Belmont Club, 60

Especial to Richmond Vireinian :,
Blacksburg, Va, Oct. 1S.-While
the Tech was fighting uadly
against odds in Washington. the
scrubs were trimming the Belmont
Athletic club on Miles field BY the
scoEe of to o.
The game was replete with
thrills, fumbles and intercepted
forward passes, the Tech scrubs
having little the worst OF it when
i came 70 fulntles. The battle
opened when Camper, of Tech
Kicked off to Yeagor, who returned
der Of the quarter The ball chang
ed hands many times, fumbles by
both sides being. frequent. The
second quarter opened with Bel
n7ont's toll on their own thirty-fve
yard-line. The Tech line held, and
Mcdonald kicked to Newman. OF
tackle plays BY Glase and Walters
put the ball on Belmonts twenty
third yard line
On a fake play Newman went
around left end for twenty yards,
lie fQmbled when tackled, but the
ball rolled over a goal line and
Glase, of Techs. recovered. result
ing in the first and only score OF the
SsAff4e- newman LAl!eu At goa.
For the remainder of the half the
I ball swayed back and forth and the
whistle blew with the ball in the
nlddle OF the field Tech again
kicked off TO Be lmcnt. Whitlock
returning the ball eight yards
! Three tries at the line resulted in
a four yard loss and Mcdonald
kicked TO Glase. who. picking his
way through a broken field, brought
she ball hack to Belmont ffteep-
yard limo. after two attempts At the
! line Mcdonald tntercepts a for
ward pass but is thrown in his
tracks He kicked 70 Newman,
Who failed to return A forward
pass Jones to Camper, netted
fifteen Yards and after Glase AMI
Walters made two first downs
Jones carried the ball over. but
fumb les Belmont recovering the
rail- behind their own goal line
The fourth quarter began with
Belmont lighting hard and Burke
and Whitlock made several pretty
gaines II vas too late, however.
as The game ended with the ball in
Belmorts possession on their own
for,y-five yard line, The stars for
Tech we're Walters and Glase in
the back field. while Chapman and
Sau nders in the line were power
of strength on the defense. For
belmont. Capt Mcdonald was
easily the star with Burke and
Whitlock also sharing in the hon
9I's '>N'f~ - te-aN e.r :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
FOOTBALL DOPE
BADLY UPSET IN
COLLEGE GAMES
ale Downed by Boston
College, and Cornell Is
Snothered by Colgate.
Harvard Is Victor

New York. Oct i8.--Some a1r~
prises occurred In college football
games today when Yale went down
TO defeat at the hands, or, rather tina
feet of the Boston college eleven
and Cornell was srnothered by Col
gate.
Boston college defeated Yale to .
in the game at New Haven In con-
test marked by strenuous effort on
both sides. Jim Fitzpatrick. the
Boston right halfback, proved the
hero of the day, kicking field goal
from Yale's 45-yard line that settled
the game against Yale. Ha<vard's
former wonder man, Charley Brick
ley. who coached the Boston team
two years ago, and predicted great
things for Fitzpatrick, wore a broad
grin as he watched the play The
haifback's great kick came two min
utes before the end of the last
quarter and was as unexpected by
the great throng of fans as 1t was
sensational and spectacular, mark.
ing one of the most dramatic upsets
in Yale's football history.
The end of the third quarter saw
Yale with three points ana Boston
with As the teams struggled
through the fourth quarter almost
TO the end, ii looked to the $4,000
persons in the Yale bowl seats as II
Yale must win. Fiyratrick's great
kick brought sorrow to thousa nds OF
Yale rooters.
Harvard playing on the home
grounds at Cambridge. took Browns
measures to n Brown develored
some ginger in the third period when
by short rust1es and two forward
passes. the ball was carried 10 Har-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Portsmouth Has
Fine Schedule

Portsmouth, England Oct, Is
Major III. c. Harrison is captain on
the United Services Rubgy footoali
team this season, With Headquarters
1t Portsmouth and heavy MIXTURE
list has been arranged The vice
captain OF the team is naval man,
lieutenant Commander w. j. A.
Davies and under the Joint gui-
lance Of this capable internationa.
player and the former leader OF the
English pack, the present Services
ylgtpper, a successful season Is an
Hctp&ted for the service team, whose
program open0n with an engagement
with BlAckheath.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
JACKETS LUCKY
BUT DROP GAME
TO THE TIGERS
Butterworth Makes 70
Yard Run for Touch
down, But Score Ends
10 to Ia for Tigers.
Ham pden Sidney

The H1mpden-s Sidney Tigers
were victors over the Randolph
Macon Yellow Jackets YESTERDAY
afternoon at Boulevard field hv
10 IA score. The Jackets were out
played in all parts OF the game,
only pure luck giving them the two
tcuchdowns that they made One
OF these was a punt which brought
the ball TO within a foot of the
goal, due TO a fun bic BY Hampden-
Sidney, and a rush over the line.
The other was also due to a Tiger
tumble Butterworth grabbing the
ball and running seventy Yards for
a touchdown. Both these goals
were kicked, while the Tigers only
kicked one OF their three attempts
The game opened with Harnr-
den-Sidney defending the north
goal and also kicking OF The
Jackets punted, had the ban
missed, and later tried a forward
pass being tackled for a loss.
They then tried a field goal. but
the picskin missed its position b.
tween the posts. but few minutes
later Rees made the first touch
down, the ball being within foot
of the line. Reardon kicked goal
The Jackets kicked OF and sew
eral punts were tried the Jackets
were penalized and the Tigers kept
goal, making two first downs,
Jones finally carrying the ball over
the line for the touchdown, P
Hosshead failin9tegk ick the goal.
AFTER two uinutAk of play the
quarter ended with the Jackets
holding one-point lead
It was early in the second quarter
that Eutterworth made his long
run on a tumble, Reardon kicking
goal After this the teams tackle
tor losses most of the time. few
first downs being made Hampden-
d0wFl en- a. forward ., pass from
Jones 10 Paulette. as pretty piece
Of work as could be wanted The
goal was not kicked The rest Of
the quarter was featured b tho OPP
posing punters trying TO Guido
each other in the matter of long
kicks. the half ending with the
score - 70 IL in favor Of Ran
doIph- Macon,
Early In the second half Smith
carried the ball forty yards for a
touchdown. and Hossaead kicked
goal This was the final scoring OF
me game 1 he TEST, OF - tn1 game
was a series Of forward passes by
the Jackets some Of which were
good ana some Ut which we're in
tercepted. but numerous they were,
and those which were caught were
of not much avail for the Tigers
frightened up and the Jackets could
not make first down. Frequent
fumbles and penalties were feA-
tured, marring in some respect the
game. and Coach Marshall, Of the
Jackets made 4 desperate attempt
to stem the tide at the end by num-
crous substitu tons The Tigers
were on their way all OF the time
though they did not score any in
the last quarter Rogan probably
suffered a broken collar bone, but
the doctor could not make COM
piete diagnosis of the case on the
field
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
SWIMMING COACH RESIGNS

philadelphia. Oct, ls.--The reaiE-
nation of Charles carrigan, assts-
tant swimming coach at the Tniver'
s.ty OF pennsylvania, has been an
nounced, and Head Coach George
Eistler is making arrangements &c
appoint a successor, Coach Carr ~au
has nss'eted IN the direction Of ss-.
ming at Pennsylvania for sixtee n
years Coach Kisr!cr ana Captain w
[. FAIRIES OF the water polo team are
at present In charge OF tho candt-
dates for the Red and Blue twin
ming team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

In the exchange of punts Close
hxd the slight edge on BroAddus
excepting twice where the kicks
were blocked W.. They averaged
thtty-four Yards in ten tries. white
-Dtck' made thirty-two in nine at
tAup<S.
Lane exhibited one of the pref
tteet showings of defensive work OF
the year. His tackling was superb.
Carter and Thompson the line was
variable towers of strength at AL
times.
Two hundred and fifty strong,
the Spiders following descended on
Williamsburg TO match It's cheers
seaines the Orange and Blacks
rontArs. A make dance between
halves was INDUCED in by both See
t3ons. Greater enthusiasm has
never been shown on Cary field.
The setback came as the result
IA the marked lighting spirit which
has boon the greatest asset OF Doh
nnnA team in the previous Two
matches. Only at tunes did tina.
GDtrtf nash forth. William ana
Nary. playing on her home grounds
nved up to her reputation, Fentress
and Rooke's in the hackneld anu
wallace and Hall in the line
shotldered much OF the credn fef
the victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
so,-rH-AFRlcAN TENNIS

Durham. South Africa, oct. Ia
In the recent naval lawn stsnni'
tournament played at Durham. I'd.
mud won the mems. singles cham
ptonship and Mrs. Davis took ths
ladies' singles, In the finAl tiea for
these eventA. the mems champion
defeated Cockcreil. So. 81
a .s: s go So; -. an S.r mr.. n pay.
sd, S--2 xhs naixAd .dAubic.
championship Wa Won ", Edmund
and Ma 1o6fA ana the l4dtSx
doubiss 800 = ~, AAiA a0d ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Fork Union Wins
From McGuire's

Especial TO Richmond Virginian
Fork Union, Va, Oct 1s.-The
Fork Union team was victor over
the McGuire's University school
team today by a 90 to score The
visitors failed to make first down,
Newconb ran ninety Yards for
touchdown. due TO tumble
Thompson made a forty-yard run
tor a touchdown, and his offensive
work was superb. as was that OF
Davis.
The entire Fork Union team
worked with the greatest precision,
and as a team, but credit must ass
be given the MCGUIRE boys. for
though they have a light team ana
raw material. they played we'll,
Tho Iira-ur9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

IOuCnuOWf1S. w IIkfIIS, LIdN 70
Thompson, Newcomb.> Goals from
.touchdowns: Davis. ?, RaFn-e7
Melton. Umpire--Ancarrow Head
linesman--Woodson Time of qaaf-
ters--Twelvc minutes.
Vanity and hypocrisy ara the par
ents of prudery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
John Marshall Plays
Newport News to Tie

(Scpcial 70 Richmond Tirginianl
Newport News Oct. 1S-The John
Marshall high school team and the
Newport News high school team
played today to to Q tie Both
teams put up good offen.lve ana
defensive work. and the game was
exciting all the way through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Boye. Head Linesrnan--R ober son
Time of quarters-TweIve minutes
Touchdovn--Tenne Substitutes
for North earolina-Pharr for
Johnson; Jacob for Blount; Har-
den for Harrington; Smith for
Tenney For Wake Forest--Taylo.
fer Wall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Substitutions: Kichmond CoIlese--
c. shepherd for G., Kidd, legier Ior
sraad. Davis for White: Cook for
navis West va-Officials--' Billy.
Cooch. Virginia referee--Johnson.
" N I. un1pire--Hargrove V. II
Head Linesman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

- ShHStltNtloNs, v T. I.--(htFIH 4VA
Hall. Wiley for McConky, Sullivan
Car CHAPMAN, GAY for Glase, Evans
Tor sullivan 'Boirronr--Burke FOR
Trout Trout for Fry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
RETURN TO CRoss-oouNTRY.

Urbana Ill, Oct 13.--The univer-
sites of Michigan and Illinois, after
a period OF fifteen years. Will resume
cross country competition at this city
in November with provisions made
for return run at Ann Arbor Mich
lgan, next year. 4 squad OF twenty
five men, under the direction OF
Coach Harry GIL are out practicing
here
Some men pray for their friends
and others prey upon them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
RICHMOND COLLEGE
BOWS TO INDIANS
IN FIRST GAME, 70
Dohson's Men Fail to
Show Their Stuff AS
In Previous Games
First Defeat by w. &
Special to Richmond virginian }

Especial to Richmond virginian)
Williamsburg, Va, Oct 1S.--In a
EruelHng, smashing, fighting gams
Richmond college lost its first game
OF the cham ionship series TO
Drivers Indians by the score Of Z
to q, on Cary field. William and
Mary won the game by scoring a
touchdown in the last Ave minutes
At play.
Brookes. the Indian quarterback
vas largely responsible for the vic
tory. The midget back received a
hck and in A long si9eline run
brought the ball back forty-eight
yards Several penalties At this
critical moment proved disastrous.
do Spider defense sti@ening no.
t1ceably. Then came a penalty If
bait the distance to the goal lire.
which placed the ball on the seven
yard mark Fcntress, who had
bean the Indians most consisten,
ground gamer through the fight.
A6kind six yards resting the ball on
found the whole Spider tear,
throwing back the offense magn.-
Gently, and only a half gard could
be Gained On the next and telling
plunge Fenress fell over the line
FOR the only score, Brookes kicking
the goal
Drivers men deserve the victory.
For the most part Of the game
they out-p1ayed the Red and Blue
eleven, most notably on the de-
fAnse Richmond colleges defenae
IN the hrst two quarters scored SIX
drrt downs against the Indians lone
tally. but thereafter the Loonies
had the edge. William and Mary ;
ltnA-charging was magnificent =
could we'll compare with anythin-
that has been seen in Eastern Var
giuia for years At times the de
fence OF the Baptists was beautiful
to behold but only at times
All Items pointed ~ a. sctsrslefs
tie until the brilliant return run by
Brookes In the second half Close
made two attempts at held goals
but these were blocked. The mis-
arable kick on the fourth down
also cost the Mary's chance 70
score in the period Captain Cope
lands crew tired forward passes
Galore but were only successful in
corraIling one. Jones did great de-
fanstve work IN knocking down the
L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Martin for Hager, Weimer for
Kay; En1sweller for Bailey; McCue
for Ice: Brooks for Mills, Mills for
Prooks, Lentz for Hill Neaie for
King, Barrick for Rod gers Lewis
for Harrick. Maryland State---Gil-
bert for Buckheister; Luckey for
Gilbert
SCORE by quarters:
West Virginia ...7 7-?7
Maryland State 0 0 o. u
Touohdowns Rodgers, z Hite.
Hager, Goais from touchdowrs:
Rodgers. 3. Time of quarters
Two twelve minutes, two fifteen
minutes Referee--Mike Thomp-
son GEORGETOWN Umpire-D w.
Merriman, Geneva LinesTn AN.
w Lanham, West Virginia
van. ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Strong, Durable
School Stockings,
39c, SOC and 75c

Stockings made especi-
ally for the wear and tear
of the school boys. Come
in tomorrow and get a sup
ply for your boy-at q real
saving.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-18
BOYS CAMPAIGN
is MOVING FAST
Membership Drive for Increased At
tendance in Sunday School Class
es in Church schools Bears
Early Fruit

The boys membership campaign for
larger attendance in their Sunday
school classes is giving promise of
great success, already an Increase Of
twenty per cent has been shown in
all the schools of the city last Sunday
and the contest does not close until
the Sunday before Christmas
The boys who line up in any of
these boys classes in any of the
church schools is eligible to join the
basketball league at the Y M. C. A.,
organized for boys between the ages
of twelve and eighteen, and this en-
titles them to all of the privileges in
the gymnasium and the use of the
swimming pool The league opens this
week and boys who desire to join it
must meet the requirements first by
becoming member of Sunday
school class in some church schol
The gains made in the boys classes