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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
The SEARCH
FOR BEAUTY
And How to Be Successful IN
Attaining Il.

The ancient records and stone mon
uments In their pictures and writings
ten US OF the effort that women even
in that day put forth TO further en-
nance and increase their natural
charms Of beauty
some OF the methods employed 10
Increase these charms have been
brought down through the ages
There are two beauty aids that are
very popular nowadays known as
Black and White Soap and Black and
White Ointment.
Black and White Soap IS a pure skin
cleanser and complexion oeautifior- u
aids Ga removing skin blemishes and
the regular use Of It viii keep the
skin soft, with the lovely tint o.
youth.
Black and White Ointment IS a
creamy emollient that removes PIN
pies, tan. sun and wind frecl1les- liver
spots and similar skin bleUlshes.
Back ana White Soap and Ointment
must be used together 70 obtain the
best results
All drug and department stores
guarantees and sell Black and white
Ointment. sc the package (50c size
contains three times as much); Black
and White Soap Csc
send Toe To Dept. 7 S 2, Plough
Plough Chemical Company, Memphis.
Tenn. for free samples Black AMI
White Ointment and Soap Also copy
OF your Birth Readlnss.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
PEASANTS IN
ARMS AGAINST
SOVIET RULE
Insurgents Have Proclaimed
New Government; Move
ment Is Spreading.

Warsaw. Poland. oct. s-lBy the
Associated Press)-A new insurrec-
tion against the Russian soviet gov
eminent has broken out in the dis
trict OF Nizhni-NovE0rod 200 miles
northeast Of Moscow. according 10 IN
formation reaching this city The in
surrection. which was inaugurated
by the social evolutionary party,
embraces great masses OF peasants
and is reported 10 be spreading in ali
directions.
me Insurgents, the advices state.
have proclaimed a new government,
the members Of which are MARROW
Petrowskf and Czernow. and Nile
Maria Spiridonovo. the latter noted
woman revolutionary leader, for
years active in the movement against
the imperial regime.
The insurgents are declared TO be
acting independently OF any other
counter evolutionary movements.
Peasants Seize Tomslz-
Stockholm. Sweden Oct 9-.Anti-
Soviet peasants, led by white" Off
GERS. have occupied Tomsk, Siberia.
according 10 the PetroErad Izvestia,
as quoted in a Helsingfors dispatch
10 the TidninEen-
Poles right Near wilma.
Riga, Russia. Oct. Shy the As
sociated Press1 - The Lithuauiaus
and the Poles engaged in a heavy
battle lasting all OF yesterday and
last night. IS versts (10iz miiesl
south OF Wilma, the Lithuanian capi-
tai, with heavy losses .on both sides
SAYS a Lithuanian official statement
dated at wilma today
1.-THE fight viii be 20 a finish" the
statement adds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
80 INDICTED
AT FEDERAL
COURT TERM

santa re. n. IL, Oct 9.-After hav-
ing been ln session a little more than
three days, the grand jury in the
United States district court has re-
turned go Indictments. and adjourned.
There were ss cases investigated.
The Indictments include the follow
ing-
altering the value OF a federal re-
serve bank note; James O'Nauey.
Frank Beckam and Edward Tither.
robbery o. an interstate shipment az
Albuquerque Jay W. White. Of Ros-
wsu, taking and opening United
States mail; Guadalupe Morales, citi-
zen % Mexico, uulawfullr entering
the United States. Edward w. Hays,
Gallup, deputy internal revenue col
lector embeZzl emens, James s. ia
hine. deputy internal revenue col
element; Jose Prado, Dona Ana coun-
q, bringing aliens into the United
states. Lyman W Diveley. AlbuQuer-
cue. violation white slave act Pedro
Comacho, Dawson. sending obscene
matter through the mails- Mike
Mataia. breaking into the postoffice
at Dawson; Richard Carson. Clayton
= IT. Amanda and Atancio Barela, AL
bu1uerque, violation liquor laws; W
@. whitney. postmaster at Rincon.
en- 1eLEl enenL OK 5000
The Mckinley Land and Lumber
company OF Albuquerque has filed
with rhe state corporation commits
sion a protest against the santa lie
railways raise on Tugs from Thoreau
90 Albuquerque. This IS q raise that
the commission refused 20 authorize
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
QUICK WORK Is DONE
RECOVERING SUIT CASE

Saturday morning Mrs. ]. Norton
and her son, Ted. appeared At detec-
tive headquarters and reported the
theft Of q suitcase OF clothes. At the
time they were reporting the theft
patrolman Grover Hail brought 70 the
station Juan Gonzalez he reported
that he saw the man leave the Morton
residence with the suitcase and. sus-
pecting him Of robbery. arrested him
Mrs. Morton and her son Identified
the suitcase and lts contents as their
property. A complaint charging bur-
glary was filed before justice Clark
Wright and q warrant issued for the
removal OF Gonzalez TO the county
jail pending a hearing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
JUDGE SMITH ASSESSES
FINES TOTALNG $1,000

Fines aggregatiug $1,000 were as
sessed by judge ". r. Smith ia FED
cral court Saturday. distributed
among defendants, all OF whom had
entered pleas Of guilty 20 violation
Of the national prohibition act
The heaviest fine was assessed
against G.. r Walton, fixed By judge
Smith at $3.50 and promptly paid By
the defendant. who had pleaded
guilty 70 violation OF liquor laws.
Encarnacion Pagan. similarly charged
was fined $50 and given a three
months jail sentence. T. A WoodfoE
was fined $3.50. Juan Gonzales, fined
500; S. L Romberg was given three
months in jail; Francisco Gomez,
fined $50 and given three months I'm
jaiI- J. c. McNuity, fined sl00; ". J.
Frost, fined $500 and Pillar Saanz.
fined $50. all pleaded guilty 10 liquor
violations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
ORE IS FOUND IN
OLD YUMA MINE NEAR TUCSON

V Tucson. ARK. Oct SIN the old
Yuma mine, IA miles northwest OF
Tucson. manager George H Daily On
the 500 foot level has crosscut into
the main ledge Of the property, lost
az 200 feet The ore has been found
within good walls, five feet wide. as
saying about $50 a ton value IN lead.
copper, gold and silver The ore is
carbonate and the workings are dry.
Deeper sinking is 70 be started at
once, in hopes OF developing sui
phides. The mine is one worked since
1872 and has extensi- c, though shall
low, development. In 1916 it was a
producer Of molybdenum. On the
property IS a modern 290-ton con-
centrating mill and the mine and
camp have modern electrical equip
menL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
HEI PaSo Money That Went For Oil
Stock Had Been Put Into Real Estate

WOULD buy the Mills building the Roberts Banner building and the
/ Popular building
built furnished hotels like the Paso del Norts
would build Gold block apartment houses finer than
in the
with walks, and beautiful
andbu a the Of the
alone would be sufficient build III Paso drive
free bridges the Rio Grande-
upkeep
Of
him book showing deposit Of $50 in the bank
would built paved streets
total of these since the
would have kept half hundred divorce from being filed,
prevented least killings and several bankruptcies
would have kept Of individual credits good family jewels,
prevented the sacrifice Of homes,
sfoot brought prosperity who know the adversely
liberty bonds the deposit thousands and happiness
tentnent into hundreds Of homes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
SWANSEA MINE PRODUCING
40 IONS OF ORE DAILY

Swansea, Ariz-, oct 9.-The Swan
sea now is employing more than 100
men, mainly Mexicans. making an ore
production OF 40 tons a day. Most
OF this Is run through the mill. pro-
ducing a "a percent concentrate,
which Is shipped 70 Humboldt, as well
as a small quantity OF high grade ore
that Is valuable in the furnaces be-
cause OF high iron contents The
Swansea lease has been taken from
the Clark interests by the Consoli-
dated Arizona Smelling company. OF
Humboldt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Following IS the program Of con-
cert 10 be- given Sunday evening at
1850 by tire Eighth cavalry band at
Fort Bliss
March. THE Vanguard fHeedl. over
ture ia Btrleaque" fSuupel. Morceau.
''rhe Birds nd the Brook f5tultsl: Sc
lcztIcn. Ihe EurEuuaEtern LuderH far-
ranged BY Ezczlal. grand American fau-
taEr. songs % Uncle sam" CHoamerl-
march. ''The Golden West fI.oEav). IL
nalcl Eighth Caralry Air' fJalabowaizi3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Rafael Porras and Maria Corero-
Frank Smith and Carolina Candle
Iaria-
Wenseslao Escorsega and Juana
Rodriguez
John II. Grant and Maud u. Walsh
Jacob .. Epdegraff and Maria Mar
quez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
PLANS FOR NEW HOME ARE
DISCUSSED BY LEGION POST

Plans for a new home were dis
cussed again by the American legion
at its meeting at the chamber OF
commerce Friday night The legion
also raised objections TO misuse OF the
American flag. II was said at the
meeting that some OF the exhibitors
at the exposition used the flag for
advertising purposes. Refreshments
were served by 1Ir. and Mrs. Z. K
HiEEinG-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

phonoEruuh Records
can be purchased only at the Billings
Co. successors to w. @. Walk Co.,
oldest and largest Victrola house IN
the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Dissertations taken
at 6 a. m. IS me
rttian tin e. Oct
9 1s2a
Forecasts Til g pm.
sunday
Fl Faso nd vicin
ltys Generally flir
tonight and Sunda5.
New Mexico: Tair
in south. unsettled
With probably show
ers north portion to-
night or Sunday.
little change IN
Temperature
Arizona Fair 81
south and possibly
showers north uor-
tion tonight or sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Bisbee. Ariz-. Oct. s.-During the
last two weeks some OF the smaller
mines Of this district have shut
down. due TO shortage OF fuel oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Gibraltar is the smallest British
possession, measuring less thar two
miles square. CanaGa IS the largest
with nearly four milton square miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09


bank OF Dallas on its condition at til
close Of business October 8, receive
by the III Paso branch. follows:
Resources.
Gold and gold certifi-
Gates --------..----.- 4.6S4.S50.0
Gold settlement fund 1O.320, 665.2
Gold with fore
agencies ----------.-. z,42Sr8l6.0
Total ...--.....-...-.- 17.4sLs71-s
serve agent -. 2s.s1o.s10.o
Gold redemption fund 5,598,347. 4
Total gold reserves - 5L7ls5sa7
Legal tender notes. sill
yer, etc --.-.--------- l-teersas-5
Total reserves ....,. 545ss.57a.s
Bills discounted Secured
by government war OBJ
lgauons) -----------.- z4-ts ts5l---
All other --------.---- bAsslss lel--
Bills bought In open mar
ket and acccptances
acquired from other
federal reserve banks 100000
Total bills on hand o.. 7s0g5.752-5
c. S. government bonds 5,966,000.0
Z. S. certificates Of in
debtedness ,---.---.--- S,ouu,Vup-0
Total earning assets. so.2s2.752. S
Bank premises -.-----.- l,-J-sssb-l
Cncollected items and
other deductions from
gross deposits $1,000. $3.50. 561-i
Five percent redemption
fund against r r.
bank notes .--.-- b66,zOg-o
All other resources ----- o6As3-e--
- ~ ~ =
Total resources .--'---- -z0l, 5as,41l-5
Liabilities
Capital paid ia ---.----- a-s69s5gg-g
surplus ....-.....-..... 4,152.270.s
Government deposits 1,suosble-l
S account q I'- -.....-...... 5a.oasO7s-o
Items ... a. ..-.-..- s7.5oLssos
Other deposits, including
fOreig n governments 49, q
credits ------------- oe-'Ao-''
Total gross deposits 80 s2,Ts5,744-2
F. r. notes in actual cir .-.
culauon ------|-s --s--- 1uss1 ef'a1--
+. r. bank notes IN CIR d..
cuIatfon-uet liability. Is6z6-s5e-g
An other Liabilities 1900 z,u5s-ss9-4
Total liabilities -201,542 1905
Rediscounts with other
+. r. banks .-.------. s4,beoslaV--
Contingent liability on
bills purchased Tor for $3.50. q.
eign correspondents tL9,----.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

At Liberty Hail. sat. Oct. 2. Uses
and endorses the A B. Chase Plano.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
THE WEATHER

Z. s. DEPARrsIENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Olson. p Strike one. Foul. strike
two. Balloue- WambsEanss tossed out
Olson az first Johnston up. Foul,
strike one Johnston bounced a single
of Coveleslzie's legs. Nels ran for
Johnston. Griffith up. BAN one Grif-
fifth forced Neis al second, Wambs-
ganss TO Seweu. Wheat forced Grit
fifth, Sewel 20 Wambsgalss. No runs.
one hit, no errors.
Final scores r. II e
Brooklyn ---. o o-l
Cleveland ---. O a-5 u .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
BOX SCORE IN SATURDAYS
CLEVELAND GAME

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 9.-FolIowing
is the box score in the Cleveland
Brooklyn worlds series game today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

a1E, VIII norm porII01 tonIEhL
West Texas. Tonight and Sunday gen
orally fair.
Precipitation last - hours CInchesl--
State OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
BANK
FILES REPORT
UP TO OCT. 8

The report Of the federal reserve
bank OF Dallas on its condition at the
close Of business October 8, received
by the II Paso branch. follows
Ra~nurreu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

GE THE CTHER
CrlS RANGE
EEHCEETDUFIFE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
RECORD
CROWD AT
PREP GAME
nY ABE GIASsBERG

EVERETT. Nov. Newfoundland
seats for tho International Rridiron
contest to be held here Thanksgiv.
ing day between the East High
school OF Salt Lake City. Utah. and
the Everett High school for the
prep championship OF tho West are
practically sold out
Indications are that the largest
crowd ever witneSsing a grid game
here viii zee the contest which
starts at noon Turkey day.
Members OF the University OF
Washington and Dartmouth football
squads have been invited by the
Rotary clubs 10 SEQ the game and
TO take part in tho entertainment
following.
The Everett eleven n fnduiging IN
scrimmage each night and n In cx.
ccllcnt shape 10 meet the fast East
ern prep school crew.
Glen Carlson. regular quarterback,
star In former Everett grid battles.
who was out OF the recent Dailes
game. Is back In the lineup. The
return of Carlson increases the
offensive and defensive power Of
tho local team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Ty Cobb Bigger
Card on Coast
Than Ruth Was

.. Coast fans have shown greater
financial enthusiasm IN Ty cobb's
tricks than they did n year ago ia
Babe Rgth's homo runA
The Georgia Ps-sch drew sfs.-
900 In n single exhibition game on
tho Pacific slopes the other day.
Habe never was able 10 nhy that
many collars into tho box office
to SEQ him on his tour here.
But. Of course. Bambino wasn't
as much Of celebrity hon as he
became last sfirnner.
The fact remains. however.
that the Coasters have paid the
great Ty big honor. IL In graft.
Tying 10 tho many thousand cssbb
enthusiasts that hls show went
otOs big
stars may com. and 70. bat the
baseball srnnrsness which Cobb
put into the game viii always be
monumental.
The Detroit prfyna donna ~
'ceives $1,000 per game for his ex.
hibstIon services. and ho manages
to display all his cunning Ia every
matinee.
SO Tie 'crn Ty-cvcrybcty's for
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
O. A. C..
MEETS
OREGON

COfsvAr.fstH. Orr. Nov. -o.-rhe
football ~aryforn % the University
Of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural
college are ready for tho whistle
which viii star tho annual Oregon
gridiron classic here this afternoon.
The university. on paper. appears
TO bs the better team. bu, tho wet
fiold Ia expected 10 slow up the
lemon.yeliow attack. and the Angles
arrn', considered on; Of the running
by any means.
Should .. A. c. win. the victory
would leave Washington State col.
iewe the only undcf.aird eleven In
tho Northwestern ooiiere oonfcruncs
and the championship would 30 to
the Cougars.
hut Khoulf ne stats university
prove the victor. Oregon and wash.
inKfon State would b. tied for first
honors In tho northwest.
The Montana and Idaho teams,
which vii meet this afternoon ct
Mlssoula. are out Of the race for the
northwestern championship. n II
tho University OF Washington
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

The University of Washington
squad IL In the hands Of Had Coach
Leonard Allison and Assistant Coach
Lorin scion. No additions viii be
made In tho coaching staff for the
coming biz game with Dartmouth
college Of Hanover. ~. H. next sat.
urday.
The Purple and Cold squad - sfiii
hampered BY the lack of scrimmage.
caused. by minor injuries TO most Of
thu first string 81 men. scrinmage
n wha; Ailison's men need most
now. and the fact tina, u cant be
had IL n decided act hack In condi.
tioning the men for tho coming
game.
Seattle rrid fans are not passing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
ALLISON AND SOLON
LONE wv" GRID CHIEFS

up the opportunity Of seeing this
great TIT. and tickets are selling out
rapidly.
There are. however. a few dope
stcrs" or pcaaimIsts who are predict.
Ing woefui things for the Purple and
Gold. but the Seattle and Washing.
ton spirit prcdomlnate over sue. n
minority.
Tho Washington squad win have
no advantage over Dartmouth as 20
playing on the home field. The sta
dunn field win not be ready for any
practice untii Thursday.
cSach Allison intends 20 run the
men thru signals on tho new field
both Thursday and Friday. as does
Coach Spears. the Dartmouth men.
tor. with his men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Ballard Clinches Prep Gridiron Championship
CARDINALS
AND BEARS
in GRID
TITLE MIX

BERI<Ei.EY. Cal. Nov. 40
e.r,. N a,hi.,..nnhss o.. IN,
-.
"eo' ''a'''' " ''"''-''' ." '"' -
eifc eoast--alept late THIS morning
took an extra dose OF fronh air
talked mos, ANYTHING .,o.ptins
football ana waited patiently for IN.
.hr,.k ~ m. v,bis,i. ~.h,rh III
..na them heaalanr tn,o IN. I'm,
that IA 20 decide IN. Pacific eoaxl
eenfer,nee foothau cbamn,onshin
Thev yer, the r,s .hlrs.s -,
,lar. ~ stanford ana ~. ,ax.yfu
..,.o,ser ,,arra ~ C,nitforr,.
The weather raxe pro,nl.. NJ .
,.t.,,, -, ,.,s
I'm. min which ,,oo,.s ,,,, va.
,erinv dried awav fr,,n IN. ,htrh
turf ~ c.,llfosnla fela 10 n co,s,arr'
- -, -. -...,s...'. -.
~ men n, ,,oYk a,<tos, an, ,h..,,s,
spotn
A. "a IN. sc,- 4, x.. No ,~~,~,
the, caiifornia shouts wtn 7, ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
YALE AND
HARVARD
IN BIG
CLASSIC
ny HENRY .. FARRELL

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 20
Thin and cmAciatcd from a two
years fast from nlg Three meat
Yalc's bulldog lay In wait for liar.
ward here today. living only on hope.
Sidewalks and hotoi iobbi~s Jammed
with people. streets and avenues lead.
Ing into the city chokcd with auto
mobile traffic loaded this colleg,
town down with q mob % close
TO 10000 football fans gathered for
the a9th annual battle between Yale
and Harvard.
The town was \ n@a Of blue.
splashed only ir~re and there by Rohs
Of Harvard crimson. II was Yale
day In Yates home town.
Harvard was quoted Toto, favor
lie. but wagering was slight. NOR.
betting being done on the nize %
the score. Tho opinion seemed r-n.
erai that Harvard would win By AZ
least three touchdownz.
The last "a hours her. ha. besn a
continual battie--a battle for tickets.
battle for hot.i accommodation. a
battle for eating places and some bat
ties Jus; for battles sake.
OverhanGinR clouds eArfy this
morning Indicated a possibility Of
rain with rinlnE temperature. The
weathsfrnan predicted fair and warm
conditions
Both eoarfr-s exrr~~-ei confidence
and hope Tad Jones. boas Of the
Yale squad. who might Be expected
10 show little peasimism. was just
the opposite.
For tho frsf time this season 7
have a squad At full strength he
aid -D-rpi,r the DOPE. We nTure
that q game 10 never lost uniii the
game Is over. It's about time for
us 90 r~t some break. In n game.
and II We get them wen show you
something"
Harvard win starr her regular
'tr-up. with IN. hackreid consisting
~ Fitzgerald. Owen. Humphrey ana
Capt. Horween. The lineup an.
,.o.s,ra.f ant. ....~rfsr ..r.~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
OHIO STATE
AND ILLINOIS
IN TITLE co

uRBANA. IN. Nov. 1o.-The
western conference football cham.
pionahip was at stake today In the
game between Ohio siate and III
noia on tho Illinois field
Tho Buckeyes lad the cfrv In
what little betting was going on.
II the Buckeyes win the gRrne
they wiii have n clear claim 20 the
conference title without defeat II
Illinois wins the championship will
b. undecided Illinois. Ohio and
Wisconsin win b In a triple tie. &C.
cordlns 70 some authorities. each
having icst ono game. otherH claim
Illinois win be entitled 10 the honor
on account Of having played sir
games and Lost one. while Ohio and
wisconsin will have played only
five games each. thus giving Hi
nois the higher percentage
About $4,000 tickets wcrc sold for
the game All were Disposed Of a
week AFRO and SCORES who came here
today were unable 90 obtain tickets
at the ias, minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
ATTENTION,
CAGE PILOTS!

Basketball managers who plan 10
have their teams play league ball
this year. should not forget that Ths
Star City league will operate again
as usual this season. II you want
your team In Tho star league. all
that n necessary to Join Is 10 petit
ton the sporting editor OF The star
for n franchise.
The star arrangcs for noorn. ref
erecs. schedule and publicity. Other
wise the teams run their own league,
The next meeting OF The star circuit
IL set for December II The season
viii get under way about the second
week In December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Ballard High school Is the WINES
OF the 1920 Seattle high school grid
iron championship. This is the flrse
time in the history OF local high
school football that Ballard has von
the title.
Ballard cinched their claims By
beating their traditional rivals. West
Seattle. yesterday by IL 20 Q
count on the Rainier Valley ball lot
Ballard scored their first touch
down in the first four minutes ol
play when ballard backs forced the
ball down the field Harrison, sht
pride OF ballard. failed 70 kico
goal.
Another touchdown was made b
the Shingieweayers later In u
same half when Nardin fen on 3
blocked punt behind the goal lima
but again Harrison failed TO boo
the plgskin between the goal posta
Coach Murphy OF West Seattle
must have told his pupils q few
things during the interrnistion b
tween the first and second haivef
as they showed a decided impruv.
ment In their game In the Ia
I period.
Phil Fraser. who played most q
the game at tackle for the iosera
was the shining light In the gama
Fraser broke thru the Ballard line
time and time again mailing the
runner behind the line Young wca
was the star OF the Yves; Seattle
backfieid-
The lineup snd summary fsrov.
Ballard ftfy West S@sftfa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
WASHINGTON
STAGES CROSS
COUNTRY RACE

A cup VIII be awarded the winner
81 the annual cross-country race to
10 held Tuesday. November Is, at
the University Of Washington
Winners % the wv" viii be barred
from running in thu preliminary
races. but they make participate
with the others In the finals.
The race will begin and end at the
new stadium. and win be over a
course nearly four miles in length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
K. OF c. HOLDS
SMOKER

nm Bethel and Army weich VIII
headline a smoker 20 be staged a;
tho knights Of Columbus haii to
nisht by Jimmy Malone for knights
only. The show viii &c, under way
at : p. m.
Eddie Hammond and John Malone
win NEE, In the scmi.windup. They're
middicwcights-
Frank Pete ana Irving Gleason,
iightweighis. viii give an exhibition,
and a couple Of Filipino llghtwclghts
viii open the show.