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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10

| sen,arme. quiero decir. a desplomar-
me Y caer desfallecido sohre e. sofa.
All. coraz6n m!serablei iPor que al
| saber que iba d MORN, no cesaste III
imb6cil pslpitari
les decir que estA. .desahu-
ciada por ell msdico? pregunte o
terror.
AoueI!s sflaba fue otra punalada
mas para mis- e~ntrahas.
-;Pero hay algunas espcranzas,
madre mia?
-iDios; isolo Diosi
-; Sii isl; Lo comprendo . .pero
Ia ]ciencia. los mSdicos, Ia naturale-
"a, que dicen: jQue dicen. madre?
La ciencia Sc ~confiesa impoten-
te. los mAdicos callan y Ia naturale-
"a Sc exrlnge. como n lampara a
la cual lie falta aceite. Carmen tic
ne que MORN ~pronto...
-; Pero este es una Crueldadi eX-
clams. ;usted me esta matando a mi
tambieni
Sus ojos me dirigieron una mira
da tan triste. tan dolorosa Y tan elo
| cuente, que me cause mas dane que
la Erase mas dura Que me hubiera
dirigido. DeSpues contest6:
-Es mi deber. Antes de que la
yeas, necesitas resiGnarte a perder-
la.......
-iImposiblet Ia inierrumpL. i'm
possible; iPerderla para siemprei
No para siemprei La pierdes
para Ia vida de la TERRA, pero no
para la vida del Cielo.
~ que me importa a mi ESQ,
madre? Yo 10 que se....es que Car
men Sc muere, y que la pierdo, y que
Ia ano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10

Ell doIor te e~xtravfa, contest6 ca
da vez con mayor dulzura, Y dos
Que no castiga a los loCos, lie perdo-
nara esas blasfemias. SQue amas en-
ella? lei cuerpo o ell alma?
Ell almai CRITIC Ia mia. iEl almai
-Pues el cuerpo es solo 10 que va
a morir. hijo MIC. Ell alma es lnmor-
tai. indivisible, eterna, imperecedera,
y la volveras a encontrar EN- los Gle
los. Ella te anna Y te amara siempre.
Ten re; iConfia IN Diosi iReSfgna-
te y esperai
Guarde silencio. abrumado por el
dolor.
Nj madre tomo una Ge mis- manos'
Y estrechandomela con maternal! ter
nura, me dijo:
isl puedes llora-.....ll ora dos
ahoga antes de verla. tn dolor. FL
llanto para # es Ia redcnci0n.
-iLlorari iLlorari iQuien piensa
ahora en- ESQ? iCombatir, madrei
;Combatir a la enfermedad ' veneer
la, He ahi 10 que voy a haceri iD6n
de. 49,. .d6nde estA Carmen?
Espera. Espera aun. Unos minutes
tan solo. Mira mis- ana Y mis- arru-
gas. He cainbiado en- un mes, mu-
cho mas que en- tantos anosi iCom-
prendes por que? Por 10 que Carmen
ha sufrido. Va debes c~alcular 10 que
habra cambiado al verme a mi.
;Pobre nina Hoy es Ell angel de la
resignation. Tu debes sufrir al oirme
TODD este: pero es precise hacerlo y
por ESQ 10 hago. aunque yo tambien
sufra. Tu carta. no ha llegado a r
la. No era necesario. Tu a~usencia y
sus celos la han muerto. Crueldad
horrible hubiera sido en- mi, hacer
uso de aque!la csrta o revelarle Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
LA %ABRASADORA COMESON E IRRITATION
DE LA PIEL, ES UNA CRUEL TORTURA.

puesta a prueba ' ha salido Veto
ROSA durante mas de cincuenta amos
esta reeonocida como la mejor para
Ia sangre Y esta garantizada de no
contener sustancias m~inerales de MIN
guna clase.
La experienced de otras personals
ba establecido meritos indudables pa
"a s. S. S, Y no hay duda de que es
del TODD c~onveniente que I'd. haga Ia
prueba. Esta a la venta en- todas las
droguerias. ST tiene alguna duda
acerca de 81 case, escriba a Medical
Adviser. Swift Specific Co., Dept.
81, Atlanta, Ga. (adV.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
Ell alivio Immediate Y SECURE
esta en- tomar S. S. S.

iPor que sufrir de eStas terribies
t~orturas cuando es tan facil Y cues
IA tan POGO hacer 10 que otraS miles
de personals han hecho, logrando allvlo
con e s. S. S? Is perfectamente
sabido que Ia eczema es el resuItado
de d~esordenes de la sangre. Purlii-
cando la sangre no solo logra un all
VIC Immediate Y SECURE, Sino que re-
constitute su sistema ' renueva sus
energias ' vitaidad.
La buera medicine que IA sldo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
Olga "DIAMOND DYES"

No eche a perder u prendas de
o . usando tinturaS malas. lnslsta
por Diamond DyesV. Contiene direc
clones sencillas para usarSe en- cada
Oaruere
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
 FAULKNER ROADS

The dirt roads of Faulkner county are in better condition than they have been for many months, and are carry ing the heaviest traffic that has ever been put on them, County Judge J A. Lea said today, While there is much talk about the roads being i'm passable,' as a matter of fact they are Ill talrly good shape all over the coun- ty, and are as good as anyone has ever seen them at the end of a win ter" Judge Lea said. That they are Tot, impassable is shown by the fact that more vehicles are passing over them now than ever before in the his tory of the county. An actual count was made yesterday on the Beebc road. From Il o'clock in the morn ing until 1 o'clock in the afternoon period of five hours, over 800 ve. hicles passed over this road. This is an average of 100 an hour, or nearly two a minute"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
NEW MEMBER ADDED
 TO CENTRAL FACULTY

William R. McHaney, who for some months has been a member of the law firm of Coulter X McHaney, has during the past week been added to the staff of Central College. It was not generally known until a few days ago that Mir. McHaney had decided to abandon the practice of law and go into teacheing, and while his associa- tions in the legal profession have been entirely cordial and satisfactory. he feels that his former profession opens up greater frield of usefulness for him.
 According to President D. S. Camp bell, MT. McHaney is not a novice in the educational world He received his training in Lake View College of Tennessee, West Tennessee State Normal School and Louisiana State University. He taught in the Ohio Valley Baptist College of Sturgis. Ky. University Training College of Tus- coloosa, Aa., and was for six years superintendent of the Konoke, La, High School. Mr NcHoney has al- ready become well known to the cit lzens of Conway, and those who know him feel that he is valuable acouisi- ton for Central College.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
See Dunaway & Bradley for real estate and insural4ce.-3-4dtf

See Dunaway & Bradley for real estate and insurahce.-3-4dtf
 We can Vulcanize your auto tires Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf
 Mrs. Dan Taylor and daughter are spending the day in Little Rock.
 Best eating potatoes, $2 per bushel J. H. Berry, phone 467.-3-26d2t
 Mrs. J. A. Pence has hardy shrubs and pot plants for sale.-3-10dtf
 Manufacturing of all kinds Mrs. Jessie Milburn, Johnson Ave.--3-27d6t
 See Cline & Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman, Ark.-1- -29dtf
 All work guaranteed. C. H. Hess auto repair shop, phone 504.-3-25d t
 Have you a house for rent? I want l iti Creed Echlin, at Barnes Studio.- 3-26dtf
 Oklahoma hay, 75 cents a bale or S24 a ton. L. N Bolls, phone 199-- 3-26d2t
 J. G. Cubage of the State Normal School is a business visitor in Little Rock today.
 ! Phone 504 for guaranteed auto re- pairing. C. H. Hess at old H. C. Mode stand.-3-25d7t
 Mesdames c. V. Douglass and T. C. Mount returned last night from a short visit to Little Rock.
 For Sale-Good, dry cook wood, S5 per load, delivered at your home. Telephone 3O6.-3-26d6t*
 Boy Wanted-Age fl to IT, to stay at filling station, Apply at Magnolene Service Station.-3-26d2t
 Two Rooms for Rent-Furnished or unfurnished Mrs. J. D. Milburn, 407 Mitchell street-3-26d4t*
 Finos Phillips, head of a Little Rock typewriter agency, is spending the week end with relatives at Caney. At West Side Grocery-Fresh ship ment of lettuce, celery and other veg etables. Phone 519 for prompt deliv- ery.-3-26d2t
 Mrs. Maud M. Huckaby of Little Rock is the guest of her daughter, Miss Vivian Huckaby, a student in Central College.
 I have a few rolls of good, heavy, fine warp China Mating. As cheap and serviceable floor covering for spring and summer this is the thing, w. w. Westmoreland.-3-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
lNTERCHURCH MOVEMENT
 WILL HELP RURAL LIFE

The country districts and tho small towns will be benefited very largely by the combined programs of tho churches in the Interchurch World Movement. The church surveys will revsal tho needs of these fields and every effort will be made to meet the needs thus shown. Included in the list of bens- fits will be the following:
 Salaries for ministers in keeping with the cost of living with something over for rainy days and the education of their children, pastors living on their fields. among the people to be served, with only one church or charge when possible; the federating or unit ing of many congregations for strength and to prevent waste of funds and men, and making the church the social and religious center of the en- tire community.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
JUNIOR METHODISTS.

The Junior Missionary Society ot the First Methodist church will meet at the church Sunday afternoon al 2;30 o'clock. Members are expected to bring their mite boxes for the quar- terly opening. The following pro gram will be rendered: Bible study Jerome Greene; Bible verses, by al members; reading, James Simmons dialogue, Flora Sue Clark, Nanns Simmons, Virginia Douglass, Les Dora Gist; reading, Helen Terry; violin solo, Sarah Cole; dialogue, Fay Sanders, Mary Woodruff; reading Children of the Lighthouse; prayer verse, Mary Roberts; opening of mite boxes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
ORDINANCE NUMBER A-8.

An Ordinance Entitled An Ordinance f.. FIX the Compensation and Salary of the May VI 4dafshai, Recorder. Treasurer and Alder men h. ot T. the the City of Conway. Arkansas tHp oI ConwaY Afkansas:
 Section l. That the salary of tho Mavor .x 'he Clty ot Conway, Arkansas is hereby fxed at the sum of Seventy-Fiye fs75OO) DoIlarx t, peI month and Tn addition thereto said Mayor snail be entitled to collect in all criminal caae,. the same fees as are now allowed hv I,,, e, Just ces of the Peace for similar services.
 'e1'ion :. mat the salary of the Marshal or the City of Conway, Arkansas. is hereby hNed at the sum of Five tS50O) Dollars nor month: and in addition thereto said Marsh.I snail be entitled to co lect in all crin;naI cases the same fees as are now allowed bv law 10 Constahles for similar services
 Section 3. That the salary of tho Racord.x VI the City Of Conway. Arkansas is hereby hxed at the sum of Twenty (S2oOO) Dollars per month.
 Section 4. That the salary of the Treasurrr CT me City of Conway. Arkansas is hereby "Ned at the sum of Five ($50O) Dollars per month. PVT
 Section 5. That the salary of each Alder man of the City of Conway Arkansas. is herr by hNed at the sum of Two and one-Half tended. payable monthly
 Section ( That all Ordinances and Resolu tons III conflict with this Ordinance are bere. by repealed. and that Ordinance shall be in ."'ot anu erect on and after the first Tuesday in April. 1920 State of Arkansas. County of FauIkne. w.
 We W h. Cole. Mayor. and Geo. Shaw, Jr Recorder of the City of Conway, respectively do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance Number As. was duly passed hv the City Council of the City of Conway on the 2fth day of March, 1920, at a regular meeting of said Council
 Witness our hands and the seal of said City on this 24th day of March 1920.
 (SeaD W D. COLE Mayor
 dit GEO SHAW ID
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
PERSONALS
I. s..:..s..,....t..-ss.......-....SS......s...s.-

Wiley Montgomery is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Miss Maxine Whiddon is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Rev A. C. Graham of Little Rock is a visitor in Conway today.
 Charles NJ. Heiligers is a business visitor in Little Rock today.
 Good Ford touring car for sale, cheap. J. NJ. Bolls.-3- -20dtf
 Hay For Sale-65 cents per bale, Telephone 306.-3-26d3t-3 -34w3t*
 For Rent-Two unfurnished rooms, convenient to city. Suited to small family. Walter Keathley, phone 461. --3-26d2t'
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
FINDS BRIDGE WAS
 NOT WASHED AWAY

The drowning of a team of mules Thursday at Stone Dam creek, two miles south of Conway on the Barley road, was not due to the bridge hay Ing been washed away, as was re- ported to the Log Cabin Democrat County Judge J. A. Lea said today, AS soon as l heard of the accident I sent Road Overseer Sims to the place and he reported to me that the bridge was not washed away and was no disturbed from it's foundations. said Judge Lea. "A few loose plank Ia q at the side of the bridge to be used for repairs had not foated off, he said" Judge Lea's theory is that the team got into the creek before it reached the bridge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27

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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
METHODIST SERVICES.

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Pub lie worship and preaching by the pas tor at 10:50 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The service at the morning hour will be specially for the boys and girls. The subject will be, If Christ Should Come Again" At the evening hour the subject will be, Our Common Weakness" Epworth League at 6:3O p. m. c. M. Reyes, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
AT THE CHURCHES.
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BAPTIST SERVICES.

You are invited to attend the fol lowing services tomorrow: Sunda, school at 9:45 a. m. Worship ane preaching at Il a. m., when the sub Ject will be, 'This Is That The Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. meet lngs will be held at 6:3O p. m. Al 7:3o p. m. the subject of the sermon will be Rocks"
 E. P T. CarrOtt Pastor
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27

Miss Bernice Jones is spending the day in Little Rock.
 c. W. Hinkson and S. T. Webb of near Cato are in the city today.
 Venetian Moon" and "Bo-La-Bo,' J latest hits at Harton & Smith.-d1t.
 Lost-Crank for Dodge car. Re ward for return to Wiley Mosley.- 3-27d2t
 Rev. s. R. Twitty returned last night to Monticello, after visit to Mrs. Twitty here.
 Pierce K. Merrill of Bigelow is spending the week end in this city with his mother, Mrs. Ida B. Merrill.
 l have just received a shipment of Felt Mattresses, all clean and sani- tary. W. W. Westmoreland.- -27d2t
 Mrs. Guy Patterson, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. J Maddox, returned to her home at For dyce today
 I am selling Refrigerators every day. If you want to get the size you need you will buy early. w. w. West moreland. -3-27d2t
 Lost-Saturday, March IS, bundle containing pair white oxfords and two pair hose. Wrapped in Fair Store pa Der. Phone A24-3-o7dot
 We have just returned from the markets with our new Easter hats. Cut prices this week. Mesdames Humphrey & Keathley, P. c. Cain Bldg, East Oak street.-3-26d2t
 P. N. J. Wilkinson, one of he old settlers of Faulkner county, who now resides on river plantation near Lit tie Rock, is here for a few days visit.
 l am handling this spring Fibre Porch Furniture and Porch Shades. These will make your hot porch cool and shady, w. W. Westmoreland.- 3-27d2t
 You don't have to die to win. The Equitable paid living people in 1919 more than forty-five millions of dol lars. M. A. Jackson, Equitable Agent, -3-22d6t*
 l have a massive three piece Living Room Suit in Fumed Oak, Upholstered in genuine No. Leather. It is also a good office suit. W. w. Westmore- land.-3-27d2t
 have beautiful four-piece Living Room Suit in Ivory, Upholstered in Blue Creton at $16500. If sold in the next week will throw in a beautiful Electric Floor Lamp worth $30.00 W. W. Westmoreland.-3
 With these spring days in view l have filled my shelves with True Tagg Stain It.. This is high grade Var nish with the colors in it so that you can stain and varnish at the same time. W. W. Westmoreland.- .-3-27d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services tomor. row. The mems committee will meet at o'clock. Young people and chil- dren are especially invited to the Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p. m., when the delegates to the Lit tie Rock conference will report.
 R. l.. Jetton, Minister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27
SOCIETY CONTESTS
 AT CENTRAL MONDAY

The annual inter-sociaty contests between the Alpha and Euzelian Lit erary societies of Central College, to be held Monday night. March 27, are creating considerable interest among friends of the college, as well as in- tense rivalry between the two socie- ties. The contests will begin prompt ly at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the college.
 The Reclamation contest will be be- tween Miss Thelma Hysmith of the Alpha society and Miss Vida Adams of the Euzelans. The Alpha repre- sentatives, Misses Mary Elliott and Helen King, have the affirmative on the debate, while Misses Frankie Bird and Stella Bradley will present the negative side of the question, "Re- solved, That the solution of the negro problem lies in the vocational educa- tlon of the southern negro"
 Following is the program:
 Part l. Invocation; Central song; "Sarabande," Orchestra; Defamation: "The Foundation of the State," Thel- ma Hysmith, Alpha; "The Duty of Educated Men, Vida Adams, Euze- lian; Pilgrims Chorus" Orchestra.
 Part ?. Debate: "Resolved, That the solution of the negro problem lies in the vocational education of the southern negro" Affirmative, Mary Elliot and Helen King, Alpha; Neg ative, Frankie Bird and Stella Brad ley, Euzelian. My Baby's Arms" Orchestra
 The public is invited to attend the contests.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27

For Sale-Oakland six; extra tire, spotlight, fire eXtinguisher, bumper, Macbeth lens and tire cover. Bargain for quick sale. Vim. M. Harton.- care. Phone 298. o. s. Russ.-wsdtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-27

These balmy days make us think about Porch and Lawn Swings. I have them ready to deliver. W. w. Westmoreland.-3-27
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
MISS ALEX STIRLING IS
CHAMPION ONCE AGAIN
Atlanta Girl Defeats Mrs. j. ".
Hurd, Of Pittsburgh, Twice
Title HOltIcr

i.f. ' III LAND. ONO. oct o.
ri"Na Stirling. OF Alian;... again
crown for the third consecutive time
a record cvualcd Only once in the
.iStory or the women's games The
Ai'anta girl won the ti,,- at the May
reld cub today by defeating Mrs. j
': liurd. OF the Wes;moreIand L,Iub
pittsburgh !our anc three.
Mr. i!urd has been twice champion
:, me United St"ica and England and
mas aiso held the French, Irish.
Scotch and Canadian titlrs.
Miss stirling won today solely on
nor tremendously long game as ON
approaching and putting there was
little difference between the winner
and runncr-up.
Til" champion was con,inuallv
:",cinS Mrs. iiurd to play odd ana
. ~, "rnEe hrr FOR an average .:
Miss Stirling host single foat was
I" Scor" "a birdie or the i5O-yard
ninth which she played in four Her
drive was over TWO hundred yards
ana h"r second shot. an iron. carri.d
I" the very edge OF the green. lcav-
,is her good approach. 81" ran
nN pu't dead into the cup without
THO champion started hy winning
~" fourth b. driving her tee sho;
IN. fourth by driving. her Toe sho,
n'lred The NTH and eighth. bat won
IN" sixth. seventh and ninth. giving
her iivc-ur margin at the turn.
y slight !ct-ur by Miss stirling on
HE start OF the !nsid" nine gave Mrs
i!nrd q chhncc Ia pr0lonG tn. match.
IhcE haivcd the tenth and Mrs
iiGrd Won the eleventh. cutting tho
chIihpiohS lead 10 four. and the re
iraininE holes Were h3lvcd
Miss Stirling Iu.d" u .rca, pIav on
IA" fifteenth when Eh. drove the
green of SO yards in TWO, bc-
second shot made with an iron. fan
.nS ON tn" !cit side OF the green. well
on. Rut she used three puts and ,yus
forced 10 halVc the hole. Tho matc,t
MAS prolonged on the fourteenth
WHOM Mrs. linrd'S second shot yas
sliced INTO the woods. Tn" ball hit
spectator on the arm and bounded
down mo The course. giving IN.
iiisDurSn woman II fair shot TO,
the green
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
SPEED KINGS TRY0UT
CARS At STATE FAIR
Leon Duray TO "Work-Out" Early
Monday and Tuesday Mornings
ia His BriSruc

SiSnUr li1uSdahl. the dirt -traCk
champion. ana Em!, speed" King.
from Indianapolis. pushed their speed
creations around tn" oval Il; the Viz
gin'a state Far yesterday afternoon.
and were ;hc frs; entrants In The
champ onship automobile races on
Wednesday, and Thursday artrrnoons
"a .cs; OF, the Oval. N"!;hcr o.: til"
plots tried 10 drive the courS" " Id.
ored. hut We're satisfied with getting
acquainted with thc sharp turns and
also picking up 81 few pointers ON Tho
p:"DcG gear ratio Tor the gas der
Hauedahl has his -horscpowr. :.
used his King Special. The cham,
p.cn registered sevcra! niles IN good
lime. dnd IN" race enthusiasts prvScn;
Al declared ate" seeing IIausdahl
dc.r. that he would lower the pres
cut track record either Wednesday or
Thursday King also demunstratcd
speed when H. opened ur on tin.
aiEhtawayS.
y crew ~ cXp.rienccd road men
has been selected that viii star; Ia
work Monday morning whipping th"
course iutu proper condition for the
races. rhr track Will h- dragged
sil". Will" several tons o: siuirr.n
VIII Il" used u lay the dust Fair
officials declare ihat the Spectators
a, he race vii, not be annoyed by
dust a. has been the cas-. a. several
recent MEETS
Two hours has been set aside on
MONDAY and Tuesday morning for the
speed lIrctcE.lj 20 as" the track
Icon buray he Fvcnchmau. has
asked .or p"rN sion to try oGt his
hrssI1" Suhhamtn" az an cGT!N hour
on Monday. III" frog" no doubt
wants 10 Ken away from the Track
when tn" o;h"r dust hogs arc pres
"ni. rs they would 2"t a good idri
OF jus Nn't h,S car VIII b- dbl. 10
do IN tn" races. bHraN IS - ScCr"tivH
sort o man. VINO lies - ii, his work
and r!2ct.c" Wncn no others are
around. 80 u aNv y, Thirds riOck him
e. TN" track they VIII haN" 10 get
NJ rat H"r carry IN tho mcrniu:,
Louis biSb"ow Yesterday wired that
Va" would reach here Monday morning
biShrnw ! coming direct from Firm
iuS han. where h. was one Of tho
money winners IA tn. races there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

SECOND WIN FOR
COVElESKIE, THE
BIG POLAK:PlTCHFR

1s-9nl !hura From Tw"-.,y-: Page
great bail club ever has 10 ;.po -.
70. RICH. ~ !as,.b.ya.i
pIchers sun = is successful So
lem Tor. Speaker.
o'N-iil Walks.
W ood is OUT on IL 30 M,.-.
Sewell reaches first sa:aIy oa nm.
Is called an !ndeld nj. ,E5usa s..;-r
HeIdinS 10y koacicAy aud NL,rt..-
might turn i mo an OUT So
S.Seiii ssts a base on DaI'-. a.fins tre
passes. Tie pass = .ntyr.rscr.'f or
Aarauard's par, coveirss.. a.,. ~.
oun1er'.to klau" ,rEo lu.n.. 49,
SnG steps on second. :or,it,. 3. Vii.
Jimmy Johnston ..rs ... g.Sf Ii,
on Cov-leshic J. - a s.tg,, 49,
In the fouriH inning after Olson r,s
EEone ont ;|tcd@y Tom rir.rt,H o,-
OF the slug cf tn. series -,5t,.,B.
scores
Wheat ~ Ing f.y 80 ~peaksr
4irifhth NO. "a th.fI aE .
sGatch. ;ak!nI snan-. a,t:..
sSpeakcr.s great 'rw The 'Ar6s
none too good or S1-li.a. .sI ,rty
4htn IS sale ~ a s--ln,l5 ,yr..l I,.t
Sne x, SewSil thr"'vs ou; A'ye--
5Cieveland clubs side ~ III. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

sr%ai speed hadsctt. played = good!
defensive game and Shepherds work
improved IN The second half III. lin.
riuns"S Of S":pp ana t'rt raSon Clnnot
e" &!EcN 10" much praise. Every
n.An played u liur game.
William and Mary gained nearly
twice ~ much around aS their WASH
ih*!"n rivals on line r!unSin:. ana
""SitN exceeded III aerial attach
Matthews .cncralShip was COM
m"hIah!" The unusual f"a; ~ see
Ins = Footballs eleven play without
signals heins called WAS .nioNrd IN
."'i'N lnrSc-S!Z" crowd. cons id.riu:.
lhr WORLDS series interest and IN.
STAT" Fa!: attractions
- !i"ud"t returned 10 III. nntfon.l
,S9''a! Last uisht. the William anJ
M'fE squad meets |. II = II Il u + y,
toiits" n Williamsburg saturday IN
ne h'Si championship game of M.
T.! stern N!rs mia Intercollegiate Ali
.tlc Association season In This
sane ana the Randolph Macon con.
TO, ~ Eichmond on November "a
ana t,Wpf IN Sidney college AT Nv
l' ,,T Ms ,, on ThankSY!yina. Witt"
Drive! j. d"vclopin. liadgr;; a.:
quarter back ~
The.