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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-14

Piedmont Journal Banner: CDR.
Harvey G. Mudd, surgeon with
offices in the Humbolt building, st.
Louis, announced Monday he would
insist on post mortem examination
of the body of B. F. Hackworth of
Wayne county, in defense of a suit
brought against him by J. F. Hack
worth, Of Piedmont, father of the
dead man. The suit filed in the cir
cult court at st. Louis, alleged the
doctor in performing an operation on
the plaintiff, failed to replace part OF
the viscera and caused the father
great mental anguish. The case will
be called for trial in the present term
of the st. Louis circuit court. DR..
Mudd declared that an examination
of the body would prove there was
no neglect at the operation. And il
is stated that no grounds are laid for
such complaint in the plaintiffs petit
tion."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-14

ger train coming north. Ha was
Bill Evans.
The old fellows are said to breathe
a sigh of relief when the switch light
at Sabula is behind them and their
minds are thinking of other things
than the railroad story of that switch
andits nearby mile posts.
No one was injured in the Saturday
accident and the company has not
made public estimate of the loss.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-14

"WILSON HEATERS" known all
over the U S. Prices, $40 to $14 80.
"MELROSE" WOOD HEATERS
an Exceptional Value-$22.50 to $25.
BOX STOVES, All Sizes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

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men ct larligt Subititlt, iom Sits.
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o~rbeioebe for "Snfel SamueI"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23

can see the strength of the Bessemer line and what an opposing back mas to go up against
 The entire Tiger team showed up to good advantage, but Walker was the star of the line, while Saters, in the back field. played an excellent game.
 Self Walker and DeShazo were the Wildcats best in the line. while Ware, at quarter. not only ran the team we'll but made good gains also. DeShazo pulled three passes out of the air in as many attempts, Sport followers in Boyles are picking Walker at guard to give some one a fight for all-state honors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
YELLOW JACKETS
 R0MP ON SIMPSON

Ensley High defeated Simpson High yesterday afternoon at Munger field by score of 27 to O. It was a hard-fought game throughout. but Ensley's experi- enee was more than the gritty Junior Partners could stand up under. There were no serious injuries>end both sides played good. clean ball. Rosenfield stood out above the other players, as his work all through the contest was deserving ot star. He was good both on the ofren- slve and defensive. His bunting and tackling were very commendaoie. Thomas showed up well for Simpson, especially in his bunting.
 Neither side scored during the first quarter. Ensley tried to kick a field goal and failed; also several forward passes were attempted without avail
 The Yellow Jackets made repeated gains through the line and around the ends in the second quarter. Whitehall made Ensley's initial counter after Simp- sons line failed to withstand the at tacks of the Ensley huskies. Whitehall kicked goal.
 For the first part of the first half the ball see-sawed back and forth across the field. Jackson caught Ensleys forward pass and made good run for twenty n son fumbled and lost the ball. At this interval of the game both sides put up some good fighting. Ensley gained the advantage by repeated gains around the ends and through the line. When they had gotten the ball on Simpsons a-yard line Scoken crossed the goal for another touchdown and kicked goal.
 It was in the last quarter that Rosen- field did sensational work, He made two of the Yellow Jackets touchdowns. The first was pulled off after Ensley had repeated the proceedings of the third quarter. Simpson was unable to hold their own against Ensiey's onslaughts and in a few minutes of play Rosenfeld carried the pigskin across but they failed to kick goal Simpson punted and the ball was caught by Rosenfeld. He had an open field before him, so he sprinted sixty yards for another counter.i The goal was kicked.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
CENTRE TEAM GOES
 THROUGH LAST DRILL

Cambridge. Mass. October 2.-At the finish of today's football practice. the leaders of both the Harvard and Center College squads declared their charges fit for what promises to be the most in- teresting game of the season when they clash tomorrow at the Harvard stadium. Harvard. which up to the eve of the contest has been an overwhelming fla vorite, is now given only about an even chance by the fans,
 The Centre team went through abou, two. hours practice this afternoon in signal drill and kicking and getting ac- customed to the staudium conditions.
 The announced weights of the two teams show that the Crimson players have an average of 10 pounds over-ene Southern team.
 The officials agreed upon for the game are; Referee, R. w. Maxwell (Swarth- more): umpire, T. J. Thorp (Columbia) ; field judge, G. N. Bankart (Dartmouthl head linesman, w. c. Crowell (Swarth- more).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
Central Meets Morgan Gridiron
 Warriors Today

One of the prettiest prep battles of the state will probably be waged at Redwood park this morning beginning at 10 o'clock, when Central High meets Morgan county eleven.
 Neither team has been defeated or has had it's goal line crossed by an opponent this season.
 The Morgan county boys arrived in Birmingham ye2terday, taking their final workout before the game with Central today The people of Hartselle believe in their boys So strong that they have chartered a special coach and will arrive in Birmingham this morning, about 400 strong, to witness the Central Morgan game.
 The Hartselle team defeated one of the strongest elevens in Tennessee last week, NJ. NJ l.. IS to O. This is the first defeat handed M. Nj. I. in five years
 The game today will be grudge af- fair as the defeat that was handed to the Morgan team by Central last year still rankles the Hartselle boys,
 The Crimsons say that they will dupli- cate their feat of last year and will de- feat Morgan even more decisively than in ials, when three touchdowns were run up on the Hartseile bunch.
 There will be some changes in the Crimson lineup from the one that played in the Disque game. as Lahan and Law ley will be on the side lines when the whistle blows Lahan's arches. which have been bad all season, are still giving him considerable trouble and it is doubt full if he will be able to get in the game at all. Jess Reynolds will take Lahan' s place at quarterback He has been, showing up good in practice. Bill Steele has displaced Niger Lawley at end and will start the game there today Stubhs and Spelsle will hold down the guard positions instead of Nabors and l.. Yield ing.
 Central is we'll supplied with reserve material and, if any of the varsity men should be knocked out there are men Q take their places who are almost as good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
BESSEMER DEFEATS
 WILDCATS, 26 TO 0

The Bessemer Tigers returned to their lair yesterday with the scalp of Jef- ferson hanging on her belt by the score of 2s to o. It was one of the cleanest games that has ever been played on the Boyles gridiron.
 The Tiger offensive power was shown in the first few minutes of play when receiving the kickoff she advanced the ball by line bucks to the Wildcats one yard line. there to lose it on tumble, The remainder of the quarter was spent in exchanging punts in which Bryant ot Jefferson came out the best. Neither side being able to pierce the others de- fense
 Bessemer scored her first touchdown in the first few minutes of play in the second quarter. In the second hair aftef the regulars of Jefferson had been in- jured and the scrubs put in, the Tigers ran wild and scored three more touch downs.
 The Wildcats had their best chance to score in the second quarter when De- Shazo snagged 45-yard pass from Ware and had an open field before him, but was cut down from behind.
 Jefferson was only able to score seven first downs in the entire game so you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
COTTON MILL MEN TO
 FORM ATHLETIC LEAGUE

Greenville, S. C., October 22-Decision
 on the part of number of cotton min men attending the Southern Textile ex- hibition to organize a southern textile athletic association was reached today. The association will promote amateur athletics in industrial villages
 Plans will be formulated for annual track meets and for the organization or a baseball league. At today's meeting lit was decided to hold basket ball tournament in February with every mil. in the south invited to enter a team. w. " Martin of Spartanburg was elected president of the new association: IL. r. Hollis of Greenville, vice president; l. l., Gourley of Greer. secretary, and c. w Schilietter of Buffalo, treasurer Attendance records at the exposition
 were broken today, due to the first con- vention day of the Southern Textile As sociation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
Eastern EIeUens
 To Meet Strong
 Opponents To-day

1 New York October 22-Gridiron battles second in importance only to those in
 late November. deciding the prestige of combating elevens, are to be waged on eastern college fields tomorrow after noon.
 Standing out above all the rest is the clash between Princeton and the Naval Academy at Princeton It is the frs. l raeeting this fall of two perenniaily great tearas of the east. Princeton's record for the early games | fs most impressive, while that of the navy is plotted with.a defeat. The civil ian team was the favoYte of the sports students today, but the navy. with a strengthened roster. had ardent backing. Many southern aggregations of strength invade eastern fields Harvard has at Cambridge as it's opponent, the Centre College eleven which has followed Up it's famous march of triumph last year with impressive victories this season Centre College travels to Cambridge en- couraged with remarkable early season record. and faith in the dashing at- tack that has bowled over one opponent after another.
 Against this fierce offensive Harvard Is said to have readysa sturdy. unfliHch- ing defense. Harvard has not been scored on this season while Centre Col lege has rolled up high tallies against it's opponents.
 Georgia Tech, which as the Golden Tornado" once occupied the heights now held by Charlie Moran's Centre College tuggernaut. tackles Pittsburgh while Virginia Military. Academy plays Penn sylvania. ]
 Cornell faces Colgate confident of vic- tory Last year Colgate threw several stron~ teams sc- 2 iors. re,,d'-Tr Cor nell, but graduation of many stars has left behind a team that so far has no: : encouraged Colgate partisans
 Sung by last Saturdays setback at the l hands of Boston College, the Yale eleven | is expected to show an improvement | against West virgina. West Virginia | was beaten a'fortnight ago by Pittsbura ! which brings Georgia Tech to her field | tomorrow.
 The sortherners this year have flashed | reminder of the driving power that won their predecessors national prom | thence in by-gone gridron campaigns, i
 The principal games tomorrow follow:
 West Virginia at Yale.
 Centre st Harva-d
 Georgia Tech at Pittsourg.
 Navy at Princeton.
 Colgate at Cornell
 Syracuse at Dartsmouth. . Virginia Military Institute at Pennsyl- | vania.
 Tufts at West Point
 Union at Amherst
 Wesleyan at Columbia
 Gecr~e own 2. -f-'hp-,'
 Swarthmore at Johns Hopkins
 Bucknel at Muhenherg
 Lebanon Valley at Penn. State
 Iufluanced hv fhe insurance cor,napies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
BOB ROPER KNOCKS OUT
 JONES OF TORONTO, CAN.

Roper of Chicago, claimant of the Ameii- can army heavyweight title, knocked out Soldier Jones of Toronto, Canadian light heavyweight champion, in the eighth round of secheduled ten-round bout here tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23

as the first string men and only need the weight and experience to be on the first team. Among these are: Roy Car ise Majors. L. Yielding. Jake Levy, Iawley Mills and Streit The lineup follows:
 Censral-Steele, left end; Rox- left tackle; Speigle. left guard; McNeil, cen ter; Stubbs, right end; shannon. right tackle: M, Yielding, right end; J. Key holds, quarterback; Anderson, right half Simpson. fulback; Hood, left half.
 Morgan-Coley, left end; H. Thompson left tackle; Edwards. left guard; Roan center: Osburn. right guard; Cain, right tackle; c. Thompson, right end; Mitchell quarterback; Thomas, right half; Burl- son. fullback; Mckee. left half.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
Mems $2.5O Value $1 .39
 Percale Shirts at l

We have just received another big shipment of mems high-class percale shirts. They come in different colors and all good ones. Abso- >lutely fast colors. Perfect fitting, and these shirts we are selling at way below the price we would have to pay at the factory today, but never mind that; we want you to have a bargain, and here it is.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23

Influsnced by the insurance companies tho manaeers of department stores at Portland, Ore. have hung up "No smok- ing" signs In the women's rest rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
M'C0Y AND WESTERN
 BILLIARD MATCHES

Chicago, october 22.-Tames Mccoy oi Richmond Va, defeated NJ. A. Long of Los Angeles, 125 to 90, in fifteen innings today ia-e the national pocket billiard tournament, and Charles Western oi Pittsburg won from Charles Seebeck cf Torrington, Conn, 125 to 71.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23

N F. Andrews of San Francisco. driv- ing an automobile in the early morning hours, fell asleep. The car rambled right along all right for two miles from the last landmark Andrews saw and then at turn in the road smashed into fire hVdrant