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The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis at Washington. q games)
Chicago at Philadelphia. e gamesl
Cleveland Boston game called OF to per.
init Cleveland players to attend Cha PIMA q .
funeral.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

rhiisdeiphis a. Pittsburgh.
brooklyn ~ Cincinnati
New York a. Chicago,
bostoa at st. IIouia,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20

hsnt
very Of norpprr
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20

Totals. IS 10 q II Totals. 90 27 IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
THIN PEOPLE SHOULD
TAKE PHOSPHATE
Says nothing like plain Argo-Phosphate
to put on firm, solid, stay there
flesh and muscle and increase
strength, vim, vigor and
nervo force.

Physicians claim there is nothing that
will increase weight. strength and en-
DURANGO like organic phosphate common
~ known by druggists as arEo-phoS-
phatc; II - inexpensive and IS sold by
all leading druggists cvcrywher" under
a guarantee to give satisfaction or
money. returned Weakness and thin
ness arc usually du" to starved nervous
conditions.
Our bodies need moro phosphate than
are contained in the foods We cat
II you wish moro rounded figure and
plump wcll-dcvcIopcd arms neck and
bust IN place of hollows your should
simply take plain argo-phosphatc as II
builds upand restores rundown nervous
conditions by phosphatzlng the sysctm.
it TRANSFORMS the appearance and an in
crease IN Weight - often times quickly
produced.
The increase in Weigh also aids III
Improving the general h"nlth. Sleep
lessncSS. nervousness. lack Of energy and
ambition quickly disappear.
Pale checks are changed to rosy ones
and dull eyes become bright.
Miss Lena Brown Of Atlanta. Ga. who
only weighed % pounds r., ports that sh"
gained To- pounds in twn weeks time and
SAYS argo- phosphate has mad" a differ
ont person Of her and she has never felt
better in her life.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing In the fact
that so many physicians and druEG SITS
am recommending arEo- phosphate for
relieving all nervous. worn-ou' dchiIi-
tated conditions and the unusually large
sale for argo- phosphate there will be
found in the market numerous subst!-
;utcs for the genuine article. All inita-
lions are Inferior preparations and ow-
ing 10 its unusual flesh producing quai-
tiles IL should not DC us"d by any ono
unless thcy desire "a pa OF fash ard
increase in weight. Dispensed by {. II.
Crest & 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

prrrshurr Noral Decorator. NhrrcNuc''"
himself TO Pr"Sc' utlrG Attorney t. "
Ramsey ~ Erunkr county. mere anu
Mas released on bond ~ $50"
He is to appcGr ~ witness "ER'n@'
Mix OnLrr,k. PITTSBURGH ami ms ",!''
Madame stanley. former t"t'h>n"e
clt1rvoyant. when TN" t;r""H' county
,,rand Jury convencs III October 10 IN
I,,s,iraIc the murder. tn" OndricNS are
hold for hrSt-dcgr"c murder.
Grimm. who disappeared shorty altHT
Madam, STANLEY WAS arrested while Try
M To- ash $500 check bearing "a'-
.rhek'S forged signature. told lroSecn-
tor Ramsey that h" had been working
on tn Great Lakes and that nc came
hack because nc had been informed
NV relatives that m" pndrlcAS. VINO
arc JAILED at Wheeling. were trying 70
Pr, me-" him Tn" story that reached
him he says. WAS that the Ondricks
werr telling THAI II WAS Grimm that
tossed Galcheck o1 The Stcuoenvtlle
bridge. The youth said he came back
for the purpoS'. OF lighting any such
accusation. He contended. however
hat H. Knew absolutely nothing OF the
murder. although acknowledging init
macy with MADAME Stanley and her
husband.
Grimm was taken before Squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
Ohio Valley News
GRIMM GIVES
HIMSELF UP; To
APPEAR|N TRIAL

Special 70 The IrtclliGcrcrr
Foilanshee, W. Va. July 9.-HChSrt
Grimm. aged twcnty-,hrce Brooke
county youth. who has been sought for
'eNeral months in connection with tho
murder OF Stephen Gaichck. wealthy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

force Yesterday Eleven players and the
manager will make the trip.
Reckless Driving
thief Of Police. 81 l,andcrS. mas given
motto" of fast driving through INC cay
limits and mas now taken action IN plac-
ing under arrest any rtolalorS IN VIC
future Yesterday one unknown party
spod through the main part OF the town
at q high rat" OF speed narrowly missing
A few pedestrians whil" crossing inc
streets ReCklcssncss - the only iaul'
~ these speedstcrs.
Meeting Held
4 snccial meetin& 90 tn" teachers
and rfncerS ~ ST. Matthews Lutheran
church was held last evening IN tn"
church and important matters were
taken IN Tho date of the picnic WI!
probably hc august !. 4 meeting or
will hc hold this evening. All members
are urgently requested to h. present.
Benwood Briefs
Jim Little will lCaN" the early part nl
mex. week for Atlantic city. where he.
will spend TWO weeks vacation.
William Nolan IL spending f"w
weeks with friends Al hshing camp
down the river.
Roy Black is making regular out 6l
town trips with his now Buick roadster
which hc recently purchased
my ntcly AT the Q. V. g. hospital IN
Wheeling.
George MornincStar Will leave i"m0r-
row for n summer resort IN Ohio. where
hn will spend a short vacation.
Mrs. Kate Nall is reported 10 hc rest
ing nicely at her home on South Main
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
STEUBENVILLE

The body OF Amos C. Orwick, Steu-
hcnvirc boy. who died in Germany IN
February. 1919. while in the service OF
his country IN the World War, arrived
in New York today with the oodles o,
other soldier dead from overseas. and
will be brought 10 his late home mere
on Saturday The young man was serr-
ing with the First Division at the time
Of his death. which was DUG 10 menin-
gifts The soldier was a son Of Amos
and Martha Orwick and was IN his
twcnty-fourth year. He was born near
Richmond. .. He Is survived by two
brothers. John O. Orwick OF Richmond
and Harry OrwiCk OF Ming" Junction
and on" SISTER, Miss Anna Or"ick' OF
this city.
Couple Arrested.
George McAdams, aged twenty-clght
years. aud Grace Atkinson. aged twenty
were arrested here today on informa-
tion from the Pcunsylvania city. 1t Nc
ing alleged that McAdaTS - n married
man with family and that h, ran away
with Miss MCAdamS several months
ago. They will be taken back To Green's
have been residing here ~ man and
wife. police say.
Driven From County.
Nick hlisok. alleged Bui~hcNiki. nrs
rested at rarlctt for arSHultinC a f"l-
low workman and preaching rcd doc
trinc. was given the choice Of leaving
jefferson county or spending thirty
days in the county jail. He chose to
depart and was given ton minutes. to
get out Of tho city. In addition h. was
fined $50 and costs hv Justice Downcr.
Badly Hurt.
Joseph. ScYen-yCar-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Daley. was seriously in
Jured today and may lose his sight as
Il result OF being caught in the drivinS
chain 81 n truck Will" ATTEMPTING TO
board the NOV ing vehicle. Tho lads
leg was badly mangled and may have
TO be amputatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
HE FEELS FINE
in MORNING NOW

when I went TO bed ! would roll and
tumble and couldn't sleep. When / got
up in the mornings l didn't even feel
like putting my clothes on and at times
| suffered so bad that big beads or
sweat would break out on me.
After seeing in the paper where Tan
!ac had helped other people suffering
like ] was | began taking 1t myself
and I'm mighty glad l did, for ] began
improving from the very first. l have
only taken two bottles now and feel
as fine as / over did in my life. Ny
appetite Is so keen that I want to he
eating all the time, why, ! can even cat
three hamburger steaks between-meals
one right after the other, and not feel
the least disagrceable effects after
wards I no longer suffer from indigcs-
ton or from gas on my stomach and
am free from nausea and dizzy spells
At nights l sleep like top, and al
ways get up in the mornings feeling
fine and dandy. l have gained ten
pounds in weight and will always have
a good word for Tanlac for ! do
not believe that it can be praised too
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis Drug Co. at ll+j Main
street. 1884 Main street, 18th and Mar
knt streets and $500 Chaplinc street
also Z. X. Hogo at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

wind storm Had Small Effect
Tn" severe wind storm which swept
thu valley ON Thursday evening ma
caused only small amount Of dnmA,!r
TO III" local district people. Nl'eT M
heavy winds had passed only few VIM
dow pareS were found ia =" broken
while a tree Was blown down IN tho
lower part Of the town.
Local italians invited
Many local Italians w"r" United 1"
The piCnic thai will b. gwen next sun
dav TT a ppIuii.r outing grounds IN Mar
inns Ferry. The cards Of invitation were
received and only foreigners belonging TO
the newly erected temple on MarKct
street. Wheeling. arc invited. Automo-
hil"S will be used IN the conveyance ol
Council Meeting
The City Council viii hold its regular
meeting in The City Hall next TUESDAY
evening. Only important matters Viii he
di sous ;Cd. including IN" lat" question
thar has been brOuEh; IN about the torn
IN streets In this distract. NJ members
arc urgently requested !" report A. 30
Sharp as the meeting viii u" important.
Horse Runaway
Trw citizens Of the town witnessed
~" runaway Of large brown horS"
which was trottinE along NJ an easy
r;,cr on south Marshall street when sud
denly It was frightened by some un-
known matter and ran down N" street
uncontrolled by tho driver. TIL: ANIMAL
WAS brought 10 a sudden stop near The
Wheeling steel and Iron MIL when sew
craI wnrkingmcn coming homc "ncOun-
tered IN" StCcd No one was injured.
B. g. o. Nine To Charleston
Tho fast Baltimore and Ohio nine 81
this city. Will lcHN" over III" local Inc
this morning for Charleston whcr" they
wIll mc"; the strong train min" OF that
city Tho locals feel confident after
their victory over the fast Central Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

Yates here and bond was furnished by
his father r.. \. Grimm, who is we'll
known Brooke county farmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
FOLLANSBEE
RNpalHnG Hlll.

Repairing Hill.
\ big force Of men has been steadily
AZ work for the past week making num-
c[ous repairs in the Fcllanshee mills
which closed the night Of Juno 30th.
The tin house. cold roll, warehouses and
otner finishinS departments have causnt
up with their work and employees or
these departments will now take their
summer vacations
The entire faculty of the Follansoee
The ie2S-si ' YEAR ":'S Frof. (; F, Young
was reelected superintendent Of al
schools in Cross Creek district; Prof, W.
8. Ice. principal OF Follansbec high
cipal OF tch Mahan schol. According
to a member Of the board Of education
positions in the grades OF al 1.-The town
schools are being filled rapidly although
numerous vacancies exist IN the rural
district.
Donald Stewart Evans.
Donald Stewart Evans. aged 10
months. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Hayden
Evans. of Neville street. died follow
ing lingering illness Funeral serV-
ices were conducted from the residnco
with interment in Union cemetery in
Stcubcnvillc.
mitchell Denies Report,
Rig Bill" Mitchell. we'll known local
he may pitch for Wcirton steel against
the r. +. Rileys of Pittsburgh Sunday
Mitchell says he has signed TO play me
season with the pastinc y. Z. or FOL
agcment OF this club. He worked three
innings July fifth and had six strike,
outs 10 his credit IN that time: He Will
propbably De used against the +. l.
No Action Taken.
The Cross Creek district sChol hoaro
has taken no action as yet toward So,
curing the new centralized high school
building for which n bond issue carrlcu
last fall. 4 member OF the board OK
planned yesterday that they are waiting
for the IIaRcllo Iron works TO draw up
a plan OF building in the addition above
town. the LaBellc Iron works having
promised 10 set aside site which the
board could secure an option on
Notes OF Interest.
Mrs. Thomas Millington has returned
TO her home on Neville street. after an
extended visit with relatives in Cam
Mrs Kathyrn Shaddick has gone 70
Cleveland Ohio, to spend tho remainder
Of the week visiting her sister.
The Order OF Eastern Star Will install
officers at WellsburE Friday evening
4 number Of local ladies who are MEM
bers. .are planning TO attend,
Jcnkin Jones who returned home after
spending the Fourth with relatives IN
Canton left again yesterday 10 spend y
week in the Ohio city.
Mrs. Paul McCroney was shopping IN
Stcubcnvillc yesterday.
Ray Blakley has gone to Clcveland 10
visit with his family until the mil re-
Sumcs operations.
Members of the Pastimc club wcr" IN
Brilliant Wellsburg Mingo and Stcu-
benville yesterday putting up postcrS
announcing the game with inc +. D.
SullivanS here tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
BENWOOD
SUMMER SCHOOL At
UNION HIGH CLOSED
About One Hundred students Finishsi
Extra Schooling Period
Yesterday

Yesterday marked the final day "f tho
summer school course which has been
conducted at the local high school for
the past six weeks. Nearly hundred
students were enrolled IN the course.
which Proved 10 be one Of the best that
Union High has over given its classes.
This is but the second term that tn"
school has opened summer, school and
during IN" past few weeks II proved !ts
value. Among the courses open To those
who enrolled were all Of the studies on
the regular classical and commercial
curriculums while this year tho indus
trial arts courses were opened for stu
dents during tho summer months.
The students who took Tart in tn"
summer school all received credit on
their regular school work for their ac-
conn lishments during the past few
weeks Each course taken for the fun
six weeks OF tho school melted the stu
dent ono half credit in that course.
The school authorities are more than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
Returned Soldier Says Tan
lac Has Entirely Relieved
Him of All His Troubles.
Declares He Feels AS Good
AS He Ever Did In His
Life.

Before taking Tanlac. suffered from
one OF the worst cases of stomach trou,
bic a man ever had and couldn't find
ANYTHING that would relieve me- said
Frank Brown OF 6SS Fourth avenue,
Huntington, West Virginia.
"On returning home after seventeen
months service over seas with the Am,
erican Expeditionary Forces, was az
worn out and my digestion was awful.
continued MIR. Brown. II had no appe-
lite and what little did manage TO
force down felt like weight in my
stomach and l would hloat up terribly
with sour gas. | would become nause-
atcd and have dizzy spells and would
tremblc like leaf from head to foot.
got so nervous That I couldn't keep
still for hardly minute and at nights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
GOVERNOR COX. MAY
SWING THE CIRCLE
IN WESTERN STATES

Dayton. q. July 9-That the West
may hc developed into one Of the Chl"f
battle grounds early in tho national po-
lltical campaign was the inference
drawn from 'Oday's developments here.
Governor James VI. Cox. th% pemd,
cratic Candidntc for president. stated
that many requests that he open inc
campaign IN the west have been received
and in his talk with newspaper men the
governor left the impression that he. ut
least, was Interested in the proposition
Of an carly invasion Of the West, II not
in fact favorable to Il. He stated that
campaign arrangements arc IN the hahns
Of tho rational committee and that M
could say nothing definite until he mas
conferred with the committee.
W. W. Elain. president Of tho Corn
Palace. Mitchell. South Dakota. headed
y delegation that called on the governor
today. urging him to accept an invita-
ijon 20 speak at the festival, the date 81
which IL Scptembcr - TO october = n"
Minnesota State Fair management ALSO
has wired asking him 10 make speak
ing cuGagCmcnt there. Charles +. Nor
ris. the governors private secretary, lCt-
cphoned from San Francisco that h" was
being bcsipGcd by California delegations
that state. Mr.. Morris told the governor
that California Democrats are certain
they can carry tho state for him.
To Meet Committee
Considerable interest now IS centcrinc
in tho conference Of the national COM
ml,tcC with the governor July 20, II
has not been definitely established
whether the meeting will he held at the
governors home nj Trails End. or IN
Columbus but the governor SAID NO
would wire Chairman Cummings ihat
the plans made for the committee meet
ing here scanned satisfactory to him. Tn"
datc and place nj holding the Official
notification ceremonies are expected TO
", determined nj tn" conference Cover
nor Cox iniimatcd that some time be-
iwrcn August Is and 90 would bC a sat-
jsfsctorv date for the nOtifica ton.
The fact that Franklin n. Roosevelt
has stopped over for n - hour rest at
Glcnvood Springs. Colorado. makes 1t
nrChahlc that hc will not reach Ohtn for
\ conference with his running mate be-
fore Munday. In such case. the cover
nor said tho conference probably VIII
lake Mace IN columbus. as hc expects 10
go there Monday morning 10 look attrr
matters At the executive OFFICE. Ii" has
wired Mr.. Roosevelt asking for some
hing definite on IN" time "t MS afrN-
al
Stream Of Messages
Messages continued 10 come in today
IN constant stream. Tho governor
stated tina, number were from men
whom h" had pardon'd from III" P"nit"r-
tiary and who were making good IN III"
world" Tho governor has not found
time vet to answer many Of the congrat-
ulatOry kilograms and letters He said
M, CXrectCd tonight 70 wire Senator
Reed OF Missouri. his expression Of
thanks for N" courteous mcsSaG' re-
r.'vrd from III" Missouri senator
Tho date for IN" civic demonstration
MANNED hy tho DAYTON Ghamho: OF Com
m"rrc has lccn changed t" July -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

pleased with the results Of the summer
and are making every effort I" nave tnS
course continued on nu even .arEl" Soul"
during coming years The prospect Tor
the sChoopyear to begin next September
Judged by the summer school promises
That l,ni2n High Will h" on" OF INC
largest schools in tho district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
Fl D
MAJ Your Own Scarf

We have gone back 10 the day Of
the scarf AT least we are living in
a day of scarfs. call il going back or
forward. as you like The scarf is
worn now as 1t has not been for many
seasons.
1t is quite possible to make many Of
the lovely scarfs yourself TO begin
with. there are serviceable scarfs Of
tricotine. This fabric comes woven
in tubular fashion and one buys a
ward and a half or two yards q t.,
according to the desired length IF he
scarf turns under the ends. tucking
fringe Of matching color in them
and fastening them together. or lse
fastening the raw edges under and
then tying the ends of the scarf with
handmade fringe made with heavy
silk floss matching the color OF the
scarf
Then there are searts Of georgetto
crepe, embroidered with beads OF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
AR.RgS .. %. Il.
YTssssa tsTInlss Ne -

TTune Hold BE. y
Army, we We something to teach
you,
son3sILIlg ysa long will raeTat
Kayd5is, ne ara going TO beat yen
In way that you never will for
get.
Now, Navy, fight like He'll;
The Arrny's s. O. L.!
Come on and
Rush them, crush them
Back to their goal
We're fighting Army today
Hit them, split them,
Open a hole!
Drive back the Kaydet S Blacl
and Gray
Break them, take them,
Right off their feet,
Navy, you We done it before.
Crash them, dash them, slash them.
smash them!
Pile up a real Navy scorel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
NAVY TEAM

Tune Famous King of England
Oh, the papers scream Of Navy
team
From i s-lool IT lsasy iaAI
81 10 l,+at old Army once before
And can do il once again.
For We We an aggregation that 5 50
doggone good and fast
That We re gonna get the Army
mule and lash him to the mast
EIc may have made a score or two
In the good old days Of yore,
But We We got him BY the halter
So he can I kick any more.
So well slip . rope around his
throat
And mount the goat and away vel
lope
And drag him before the superin-
tendent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
THE GOAT

TUNE John Brown S Body
The goat is old and gnarly,
And he 5 never been to school,
But he can take the bacon
From the worn out Army mule
lie Is had no education
But he s brimmin full Of fight,
And Bill Will feed
On Army Mule tonight
Chorus.
Army, Army, call the doctor
Army, Army call the doctor
Army, Army call the doctor
You re all in down and
Spoken Whoa Any oats today
lady?
No! Giddap
Army, Army, call the doctor
You re all in down and OUT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26

spangles. You can stamp these
scarfs yourself with suitable de-
sign. and then sew the beads or spau
gles IN place without too much irou-
BE. ard. K yo2 work caresg.v wi.a
rely go 81
4AF Il 81 tr
tis a.4ae
perhaps the best material is i tan
olored fabric. either crepe De chne
~ pongee. The idea il Go dNe tho
ends Of the scarf another eelar Tlr'
design remains the color Of lie foun-
iat.on scarf tan We'll say
To get the design. one lies the scarf
hout with cotton cloths. AMI The part
andcr tie Gotten cloths does not dye
Then one dips the Whole end into tie
Aye not leaying Il very long ana nat.
of course, boiling it Yen see. III you
rumple the scarf together ana lie
So rags around the end. two inches
apart and then dip IL you VIII have
Two parallel stripes. With irregular
.lges You can get most iltergs.
ag circle effect by pulling un<a Ri
q the scarf and tying a rag around
Il 4 couple 81 inches down af course.
sou must lie all the places ii once
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
OH, THE WAVES ARE
RIDING HIGH

(Tune Turkey in the Straw.
oh, the waves are riding high,
And the furrow follows free,
So vel put out the staysails
And We Il make for sea.
For the winds are mighty strong
But the ship is trim and neat,
For the heavy fall maneuvers
And for bringing in the meat.
(Chorus.)
Look out, you Kaydets, look out
You Grey,
Look out, you Army, GET OUT
THE WAY;
For the Navy team is running
free
And we II rake you fore and aft
Like Dutch Race.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
AGGREGATION

There 5 an aggregation known
throughout the country,
Always ready for frolic or a
fray,
From their high and mighty sta
ton
They are known throughout the
nation
As the boys from down in Crab
town-on-the- Bay.
Each year they sally forth to face
the Army,
And turn the Army Mule into a
lamb,
In the midst Of scrap and scrim-
mage
You will see the busy image
OF the spoiled and pampered pets
Of Uncle Sam.
(Chorus.l
SO round the ends and through
the line we run,
Show those Greylegs how the deed
IS done,
Navy Blue vel see you
through
-. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
THE OCEAN WAVES
MAY ROLL

.O, Navy team, Just sail steady
course,
And we'll tack right up from
alec,
Vel call all hands and bury
Army Grey
In the bottom Of the deep blue
sea.
Chorus.
@, the Army team may score,
But the Navy will score more,
For the Navy team is always on
top
And the Greylegs way down below
below below
And the Greylegs way down below.
Then out sailed our team on the
Polo Grounds,
And a right good team were
they
o, the wind is fair, we Il rake EN-
fore and aft,
And we Il sink old Army Grey.
o, Navy team, we're setting all
our sail
And we'll bear right down on
their goal
Away all boats, the Army's sink
ing fast,
They'll go down on the next big
roll.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
TOUCHDOWN SONG

We want touchdown,
We want touchdown,
ARMY Grey won't win today.
See that team a-scrappin
rhey won I be caught nappin
Rip, rip, rip, rip, rippin
Thru the line that fine!
Stand Navy down the field
Is the song Of songs for me,
MN N, A-A-AA, V-V-V-V- y
That spells victor-ee!