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New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Selections of Rice

e. RANTLAND RICE has selected
the following All Eastern foot
ball team, which appears in this
weeks issue of The American Golfer.
Glenn Warner has also contributed
a selection of this magazine. DR..
John w. WiIcc, of Ohio State, has
picked an All-W estern team. and
Charles Moran has selected an All
Southern team, all of which are
taken from this magazine.
ALI-EASTERN TEAM
BY Grnntland Rice
hiE ut end Urban. ... Boston College
Right tackle Eeck. Princeton
Esn,sr E,Ths guard 'Wood Harvard
Left guard. .Schwah Iafayette
i-ett tackle ..Sonnenberg Dartmouth
i,ett end Carroll .... Wash. & JEFF.
Quarte rba &c X. .iOurie Princeton
Right half Davies PITTSBURGH
le1t half .Garrity ... Princeton
fullsack Robertson Dartmouth
ALL-EASTERN TEAM
BY Glenn $. Warner
Coach University of PittsbnrglD
Right end Iegendre Princeton
K'ght tackle keck. ...... Princeton
kight guard .Schwab. Lafayette
Center stein ...... Pittsburgh
Left guard Kay .... West yirrinia
Left tackle Beck Penn State
Left end ... Robertson Syracuse
Quarterback. ..ISoynton Williams
Night half Davies. ... PITTSBURGH,
Left half .Garrity Princeton
uliDack .HOrwcen.. Harvard
ALL-WESTERN TEAM
isy John " Nilcc
Coach Ohio State University
Right end Weston Wisconsin
hisht tackle Goetz .Michigau
Night guard .Depler Illinois
center. .Nemecek Ohio
Left guard Taylor Ohio
Left tackle Huffman Ohio
Left end .... Carney .. Illinois
Ouarterback..W w orAman Ohio
Night half Elliott. t.. Wisconsin
Lett half .~tinchcomb. Ohio
fullbach Triangle. Illinois
AIL-SOV THERN TEAM
By Charles IL. Moran
Coach Centre College,
Right end Reynolds Georgia
Right tackle Fincher ~ Tech.
Right guard Warron Auburn
Left guard james .... Centre
Left tackle. Pew t,eorr,n
LETT end ... Katterman Tech
Quarterback. Nc MILAN. Centre
fight half Flowers. Tech.
Left half Barron $500 Tech.
iullback .shirling Auburn
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Georgetown Victor Over
Bethany on v CT Field

WAsHGNGTON. Dec. a. George
towns weight on muddy field out
matched the speedy open play Of
Bethany College here to-day and the
Catholics won from the West Viz
ginians, II to g. The contest was part
Of the celebration Of tho hftieth an
niversary Of the founding of the
Gccrgctown Law School
In the second quarter Georgetown
b. line drives smashed II way TO a
touchdown from her own A5-5ard line
nnA Kenyon kichei goal. In the
fourth period Flasin starting on
GeorHctown's own d5- yard line IN
three end and of tackle runs, vent
over for another touchdown and goal.
Bethany, however, opened UP with n
series Of forward passes. Stewart TO
Kelly, and Stewart to hughes, which
gave tho Wcat Virginians touch
dawn
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Creve. Bcattie, Friedlander
Chosen for Backfield:
Meyers and Miller Ends
44H-Sfdr p. s. 4. l.. Team
By Jack Masters

we picked d winner once--in a horse
race. It was 50 TO shot u ,hat. but
we neglected to bet on the nag. TODAY
we have picked an an-star scholastic
eleven and We feel exactly the same
as when the ticker told us tha, the
horse We didn't bet on won III u wall.
First, We want 20 make it clear that
this hrain-chld Of ours. or hrata
storm, as You will. is selected oni>
from 7. ). A. L. teams. and. further.
that we have 10 apologies 10 make fo,-
1t. Every cne is entitled TO has or her
opinion, and this happens 10 be ours
The scholastic season just past.
|hile not particularly brilliant one.
provided lis usual wealth Of material
for experts" 20 conjnre with, ana. as
has been the case for many seasons
this material Is un,venly distributed.
As spee1c instance. ~e need only .a
glance NJ inc backfeid. 20 vhieh v.
have assigned Grcvc. Neatue and
edlander
Sterling Players Discarded
In the Qroeeas Of elimination ID Wa
necessary to Discard such stcf5ns en-
didates as Nestei. of stuyNcsani.
cehrig. Of Commerce. ani Everett.
schmidt of Finishing ail whom hav.
played wonderful football Tor trc.r re-
spective schools. hut naea weighed i
the fnai balance fell Short he the mar
. roNest ST margins.
For aii-arouna value to isam. sns
that we must admit. s tse 4nlcf',. a1
principle of th.s SELECTION. N.ref. an.
Miller the cndt. are fraa ANA Shout.
above the lcit. rieIon.n. NL Comm
cial. House. OF .tusNl eani. a.U N...a
.ngton. OF lfa>mls. .ar..fae ruln,l.-..f.
Inls trio aid excel lent work. a.f l.nf-
,eilnQnisn the nremler fs. .i.ol 81 N.i
Ter and Meyers. Two Hf g., best ur
men in' !. 8 fae ha4 .u a Icf.
while
The tackles present ub. ef.h.ll.
the greatest problem VI tHr rntIf. tf
lection. In addition Do lH.llr naH
Nieirman. there were such nars a.
bloomgaffen. of Commcrl4i. aus i,lr
oi trasmu-. ana. if ee HIs ara io stray
from the Told OF the J. T.. Nfun
der and Mara!r. 90 Poly Prep.
blonnEarf'N 80 .HHIn r.ff. iln
the edge cd Polling ANAL oman. faf
1t should be considered ftat fhe com
mcrciai player .aI ieam hr4rI HiH
that not oniy inspired triilanr iut
actual y opened ttr Iat.e-s fo in.l
NiGlai slcea 'N t's tt - fnl.r-
and Steinmau. tnotr genia- mirn' he
compared 10 STAR on t0rrle Nac.
Athletic no matter 0or o0ni Nt I-
he rarely achieves gf f..t.. lo'n- cor.
stantlF retarded ts tH. it..sI lights oA
the team.
Two PLAYERS Starred
Morris aad Stayvrsaft WOE com
bined to,ai Of tarsc ranes due i.re.i
to the eforts o. Foung and ~telrnaH
These boys have DEMONSTRATED taof
ability 30 stop a., nectest a... tr.raI..t
Of runners. and. rraf moft in t'r
point. both are endowed with the basic
fundam entals of 'he game.
We place Stu.rcll 4ri Lewis ai the
guard nts. i.1r ntnI. iff
hes tatio, rr8 clot tne
sn|rlt or abandon r.fh t.e na..D o
pAyn a. eenfrf Their perform 71i.res
Q,tcr.v prcc!adc the no-si9 9''tf d.. com.
petition
This also goes fos BaeH at quarter
back A mere midget in -'4t-re. fa.
boy exhibited knowledge of .eId reH-
cralshio that alone entt'e hm ~ ,ae
~. IVA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Yale Baseball Squad
To Train at Macon, Ga.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec 1.-THE
l ' Yale baseball team viii train next
spring at Macon. Ga, il was an
nounccd here to-day The squad
will leave Tor the South Immediately
after the Easter holidays and will
remain there until the re-opcnIng
Of college.
Heretofore the players have
trained near Norfolk. Va, but ac-
cording to Captain Wilton Peters.
morning practice was neglected. The
men were lionized by the Easter
crowd at Old Point Comfort and
else" where, according to the state
ment and there was Il decided
temptation TO neglect baseball.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Brown Quits Association
TO Manage Hockey Rink

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 4 William 5.
Haddock president of the United
States Amateur Hockey Association.
announced tonight that George '.
Brown, of Boston. had resigned as
secretary-treasurer to become general
marngcr Of a Boston rink
The resignation Of Brown, which
was voluntery. was due to ruling
recently adopted by the association,
divorcing the game entirely from rink
management and control Under the
rules no person Interested in rink
can be interested in a team or be an
officer of the league.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Detroit Beats Tulane
In Close Game. Z to O

NEW ORLEANS, Dec i. University
Of Detroit defeated Tulane here day
on d muddy field u 10. The visitors
opened W with masses IN the first guar
Ter. one fer liftcen yards, from Fit
gerald to Bahan, placing the ball on
Tulane's 5-yard line. Lauer, on the
touchdown.
After making their FIRST score De
troit faced strong defensive. Tulane
held their opponents OFF when they had
several chances to score Twice IN the
second period Detroit was within five
yards OF the Tulane goal when passes
jailed.
it was Tulanes second defeat this
year, the other being at the hands Of
Michigan University.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Oak Park Eleven Wins

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. 4 The Oak
Park team of Chicago defeated Stelle
High School here this Afternoon. for
the the mid western interscholastic
championship by a score Of 10 to g..
The visitors were outplaycd IN the
opening half, but came back strong in
the final periods The game was
played in a heavy rain on field ankle
deep in mud
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Tiger Star Operated Upon

arthur (Doc) Hillebrand, Prince
tons star tackle Of the class OF 1900,
is recuperating nicely from the effects
Of an operation for appendicitis: which
was performed at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, by Dr Lee Fin
ney. also Princeton man and foot
ba player of an earlier date Col
lector Edwards. OF the Internal Rev
enue Service, received a letter this
morning in which the news of lille
brands convalescence was conveyed.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
St. James Eleven Wins
From DE Paul. 2I TO 10

IANERNIfl. Mass, pcc. i The for
ward passing Of st James Hirh Schooi
Of this city enabled the local team TO
defeat tho football team OF De Paul
Academy Of Chicago TODAY. II to 10.
Thc visitors scores came in the first
half Of the game Doua2re kicked
'tcld goal from the 33 yard line in the
opening period and Rattigan scored
Touchdown IN the second ON q forty
lard nun and NouAirc kicked thc goal.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
q ~ ~
The Schedules follOW:
White Sox Sign Serni-Pros

CHICAGO. Dec / Secretary Harry
Grabner Of the Chicago American
League Baseball Baseball Club to-day
announced the signatures OF first base
man George Hubsen and pitcher Harry
HaNey To White Sox contracts. Bub-
sen is Chicago semi-pro Naney is
from Jacksonville, Fla, and played
at college and in semi-professional
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Cipp's Condition Improves

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec !. Dr. G.
H. Johuson, Chicago specialist. to dny
haid Gcorge Gipp, Notrr Dame foot
ball plnyer, is suffering from Il serious
nttack OF strcpt0coccic throht trouble,
and tha' the toxins had given his sys-
TEN @aeverc test. Gipp passed u rest
ful night and wns improved this morn
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Crescent A. G.. Soccer
Men Beat Staten island

BY defeating the soccer eleven OF the
Staten Island Cricket Club by the score
OF goals to , ut Bay Ridge Yesterday
afternoon the Crescent A {. team
moved nearer its goal IN the Field Club
League series-the recovery o. the
championship. now held By the Mont
clair A c. Staten Island gave sturdy
battle and was on even terms at halt
time, when each side had scored twice
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Change Basketball Rules

CHICAGO, Dee. T. Western Confer
oncc basketball coaches Mt It meeting
to day voted that IL player could be
only once in each contest and that
held bali within the free throw lane
mist be taken out AID put in play hf
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Army Five Starts v ith
4 One-Sided Victory

WEST POINT. \. Y. Dec Army
started its basket ball season today
with a victory ovcr S.. Johns College.
Of Brooklyn by the -ided score Of
81 70 II. So strong wa the Army's de
fense that the collegians we're able to
toss only three field goals. two of which
came in the second half.
Diabetes, Johnson and Pfeffer
starred for the Army. French and Don
Storck, football men, were in for a
brlef period for the Army, and both
showed good form The score at nall
time read: Army, %; st. Johns, s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Harrard and Yale Secure
One Man Each on Eleuen
Cridiron Season Noted for Large Number of Fine
Backs; Good Tackles and Ends Scarce; Two
Local PLAYERS Receive Honorable Mention
BY RAY Mccarthy

The best heated atar
ball team and proclaim 1t the best of the
voran good anothS.
likely be
10
without such presenting ours
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
IIaycrford Picks Sanrrec

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 4.-Nathan h.
Snngrcc has been elected cnDtnin of
the Ilaverford College football team
for 1921. it was announced to-day. He
has plnycd two years nt quarterback on
the VARSITY team His home is at
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Amherst Announces
Schedule for Winter

AMHERST. Mass Dec f. Practice
for the Amherst ba ketba.l and hockey
teams have good schedules and with an
teams have good schedules and With an
encouraging number Of veterans on
hand successful seasons are autici-
pated. The basketball schedule calls
for a game with Pratt Institute at
BROOKLYN on February 4 and for one
with c. c. \. !. at New York on the
5th Harvard has been added to the
schedule and viii play at Amherst on
January q.
The schedules follow:
psske'hsl! January IS. Hamllton. q.
NJ g. \ College at SpriNsNeld %. Mas-
sachusl It's Agricultural. February 4. Pratt
Institute at Brnoklyn. 6, g. C. y 4:
New York. IT, Williams q, Wt!lian stow.
lp Worcester Tech at Worcester. o. Roch-
ester. March s. Wesleyan at Middl,rown.
- Williams
iiocley January :. Dartmouth at Han.
over. IL Massac chusetis Agricultural. -.
Boston College, 10. Williams -. Spring
foid Y NJ G 4 Coll"ee. 2s. Massachuset, !
Tech at Boston: -. Boston College Feb
ruary 6 Williams AZ Willamstown.
Massachusetts Agricultural. H. springfield
Y NJ. &. A. College a. Springfield
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
British Soccer Results

LONDON Dec g. Eng st ari Scot
tish league soccer football gafr- played
today resulted ae follow
scoTwfeif lEt.l b
Ater,lr~.. AI.t s'''
Rntef4 tfof.
ton. s. lafrict r-'rt 'f'i
iisi.. D-..'.r .afs-r
6-4f.~ fr J. la
A.. Rang ..su-
I.tnara So -flrrer
islA-r .it4-I's
bia~.bHrn u frt. fs-+i.Yr
Man. tr..r A-
s,Hri. f.t.r.-
iif"ri.o'yI 0 ItlIU.
8. irettfrf. '.aii
- ..aa~.l. I. 'Iie
nam a.. Preston
a. : snstf 0i &C. !. lt.fssi,h A
Sunderland.
slco>n ulsl-i.-.
i,.r,..-aef ..,. T.rt-
pool. lt4..-..f f'I.t
TarnsI-5 frt +,.ff '.-'f.
count. Dia3f..
Hrn G'tt >.t-.a.esI
County I.~It f.'ift-..
%. rsrliff c.
taa 49, SiDr.f i.ftss... @
stoar. We.t fan fn-ef
THIIn Ifff~l"r
f,ehf.a arl .uaeoe Paws
i.,...r s.-. "f ht~.lff'a 'H- I..
r.. nrf'fi
Hea.l4.. fn..I -outa. my
airlfoa. r Grai~I. nf.tf" e.
t',tnae4'h a -n.ta D'
+
In tire Northern In.ea lsncaenire
cup final Broushfou defeated le,efe
at rugby. 10 Is Results III Northern
Union League rugby comes were as
follows:
BaH.. frtlf fiaNf-s.
leeds. g. ffeii 3D. i'r.s-al''. iinn-.rs.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
McCartIly's First Three Teams


Williams; hlfback, Webster Colgate
Itorwee
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

IN -0a.s JOHNSON o Uabe7ies %
Ferb's 60. i'ari"it f-l. pfen~r f5l k~ss-
Ter go. Whifson. tferrh l,a'lico 90.
FFoeilch Foui goals Pfenrr go. Nalnico
l'' % \"'li Arny ]ohrson O.. Da-
hoz'e@ Forbe~ Nicnui~s f2>, * ke~sier
%, Frei'cn =. John = Murphy Fro-lic h.
SphsiItutleos Whiison for oFrbeS. Nichu.es
foT Nessle Don Storeh FOR Whiisen.
French for Nichuies- lsonne'' for l-a.-
b"zies. l>"ane for Murphy Tiin~ of halves
20 minutes. Refersc-To-u Thorpe Co-
lumbia. Cmpire-~Ed Thorpe. Je La Sale.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Haitian
ll.|~r. .l., fHf- -...s
HrN. "a lrrIrla
nIfn i-Ntrei 4
. rN"f
irra huia
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

ReIf strt-f
f.--ds e fali i 'r~
Nelnh.+. i.Haf'
foi fic'.
=. n- l.,a pianafn
f4rar.l.s .IIHHst
80 gan -' saffufi
q ii.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

IONDON. Dec. 3 Eng and Sccf
lsh league soccer football ganr rlara-
o day resulted as follow
sroTwfefi lEt.l T.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

| he cup:
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
WOMEN OF CHANDLER
 WANT LAWS ENFORCED

A delegation of women from Chandler, called on the board of SUD- ervisors of Maricopa county for bet ter police protection for the suppress sion of gambling, illicit liquor traffic and other law violations which they said were in progress. The board granted the request and said an ex- tra deputy sheriff would be detailed to Chandler for 60 days.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
NEW BANK IN TUCSON

Tucson is to have a new bank in the Citizens Bank & Trust company The bank will be the successor of tha International Bank & Trust company all of whose stocks and assets have been purchased from Reuben R. R Cook by w. P. Fuller of the Tucson National bank and Paul J. Celia, a local attorney. Cook retires from the banking business and will devote his entire time to the affairs of the oil company.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

R. F.. Jaycox has been transferred by the Standard Oil Co. from the management of their depot at Hol- brook to a similar position at Miami. He is succeeded by D. A. Lerch, of Nogales.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-Anyone wanting ce lar wood by the carload should leave or der with w. K. Newton, at barber shop, Flagstaff. Dave Steele.
 12-19-tf JOB PRINTING of tie better grade at The Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Light housekeeping rooms; everything furnished; 404 N. Beaver. Phone 2s6-W. 11-14-tf
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA.
 Flagstaff Camp No. 15031, M. w. A.. will hereafter meet at the Elks' hall on the second Tuesday of each month. Visiting neighbors cordially invited.
 H. G. EHLERS, Clerk,
 PETER SOLBERG, Council.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

FOR RENT-Nice front bedroom; for either one or two gentlemen; 3O9 N. Leroux street.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

Church of the Epiphany
 TpISCoPAL) Sunday school 1e-Q0, Morning service 11:00. Everyone cordially welcomed. REV. LUTHER MOORE, Minister
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
WANTED

WANTED-Men to cut wood and posts; S3.50 and board. Dave Steele, camp at Angel. 12-19-tf
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

FOR SALE-Span of young mares, 4 and years old. Weight 1450 each. See Fred Russell, Fort Valley.
 1-16-4t-pd
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
Adventist Churot

Sabbath School Service at 2p m. Preach. Ing at p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7;30. Preaching service every Sun. day evening at 7:30,. Everybody welcome.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms, close in. To gentlemen only. Inquire, xxx, care Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
LODGE DIRECTORY.

ROYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Flagstaff Lodge No 302, l. O O NJ, meets sec ond and focrth Wednesday nights Of montf at Pollock Block, upstairs. Visiting brothers always welcome.
 HARRY wILTSE, Dictator
 ROBERT ERWIN, Secretary
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

FLAGSTAFF REBEkAH LODGE No. j7 Meet every second and fourth Thursday night each month in Elks Hall Visiting members of the order cordially invited to attend
 MRS. LOUISE SULLIVAN, N. G. MRS. LOTTIE PAUL, VIC.
 ALICE CLARKE, Secretary,
 EMMA LEHR, Treasurer.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Cattle. The Merritt
 Craig cattle and ranches. See R. J. Kidd or F. E. Brooks. 6-13-tf
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23

FOR RENT-A comfortable cottage completely furnished. Phone 31W.
 1-9-tf
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY
School of the Nativity

This school IS conducted in connection with the Catholic Church of Flagstan by the Sisters of Loretto, under the supervision of the Pastor of the Parish.
 The curriculum of studies comprises all the branches that pertain to complete Grammar Course Music, both vocal and instrumental, Is taught by the Sisters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
INES J. Montague

am now going to disclose a dis
covery which viii be priceless IN the
arid regions Of the country. ] shall
not charge anything for il or pat
ent IL, or copyright r., because II is
one OF those discoveries that is So
great that 10 becomes the property
Of the whole world.
I do not even expect gratitude
for while some people are employ
ing % 20 their own advantage, 1t
will be working 20 the acute disad-
vantage Of others. Thus opinion viii
be divided and I shall be in the
usual plight OF the great discover
ers, a victim Of my own benefac-
tons
The discovery is the secret Of
causing It 20 rain-and not only
that. for rainmaking has been prac-
tised 10 some extent by gun fire in
the west but making the wind blow
also. The two have. as far as know,
never been done simultaneously.
The way to make rain and wind
at the same time is 10 have your
house shingled. This 1 have proved
not by a single experiment. but by a
series of experiments extending
through the whole summer.
I picked out a number Of months,
all normally dry-June, July and on
through October, and l never failed
once.
The instant the carpenter got a
patch Of shingles the size OF a srnau
barn off the roof. the rains descend
I ed and the floods came, and the
wind howled through the shingle
lath.
The time of day made no differ
/ ence. 1t might be nine in the
| morning. and no cloud in the sky.
I But the erection of the staging at
tracted a cloud, no bigger than a
mans hand that lay hidden some
where under the horizon. Up II
came. bullying as it approached. For
"a few minutes it lowered over the
. house. waiting until enough shingles
had been removed from the roof tC
make Il worth its while.
Picks the Psychological Moment.
Then when II was certain 10 dis
solve a sufficient quantity Of plaster
10 make trouble in the house. il up
/ ended and spilled its acqueOus bur
I den upon our roof tree.
The experiments, as L have said
7 began IN June.
am never one 10 leave a Uning
undOue that needs doing
Passing zephyrs had been pluck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

ing loose shingles off the house as
lovely maidens Gull roses and sitting
them down on my neighbours yard.
Sometimes they fell on the neigh
Dor. and he complained. But
whether they did or not, ne got
them. not by any chance did a
single fall on my yard. thus help
ing me 20 exc out my nrewood sup
ply. OF course the removal OF a
shingle from the roof leaves a leak.
and leaks are incOnvenient in q
roof. especially during a storm.
SO / sent for the carpenter, had
him buy the shingles, and told him
20 come round any time.
He came round in two weeks,
having been delayed by a strike. ana
put up his sCaffOlding.
IL was "a calm. beautiful SUNNI or
day, when he began But il was not
SO for long.
tie went to work with commend
able zeal and got the roof denuded
for a space of about 10 feet square.
Then there was a little puff OF
wind. a few scattering drops. and
the next thing we knew the piaster
i'm the attic bedroom was bulging
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
'wn with It's weight OF water.

down with its weight OF water.
The carpenter got canvas over
the leak he had made after while.
and a drink Of something bracins
restored MS good humor. He ap-
peared 10 think that had made r.
rain. and ne was right. although /
little suspected il al the time.
We waited after that TIL the mid
die OF a dry spell, with the same re-
suits. This time the wind that came
with the rain was a little brisker. II
got under the single lath and hoist
ed. with the result that a patch Of
shingles the size OF a double blanket
was pried off the roof. and sailed
away TO volplane into my neighbOr S
tomato patch
Assistance to the Carpenter.
Ofo course that saved the car
penter's time In taking off the
shingles. but the resultant damage
10 the inside OF the house more than
made up for IL
Plaster and woodwork are not
made 10 be raiued on. Neither are
rugs or beading. or closets full OF
feminine apparel. or pianos or any
OF the many objects one gathers in
a house in the course Of 10 years.
By this time IL began 70 look as
II Singing the house had really
something 10 do with the rain.
We clinched it by a few more ex-
periments. They all worked.
BY the middle of October we had
the house newly shingled. But that
wasn't much use, for everything In
it that was Manageable by water
was destroyed utterly. Even the dos
got a bad cold and had 10 have S1t
worth of veterinary work done or
him before he was any good. The
cat left the place and hasn't come
back.
Don't doubt the value OF this dis
cOvery. II cannot go wrong. i
your house needs shingling dres.
your family in water proof clothing
use rubber plastering and get duck!
/ for pets. It is the only way YOU
can be comfortable while making
/ the experiment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
YOUNG TN YEARS
OLD IN SERVICE
Is RUTHERFORD
Vice President Of Goodrich
Rubber Company Joins
20-Year Club.

W n. Rutherford. Vice president
IN charge Of Sale of the y. r. Good e.
Itch Rubber Co. is one Of the young
est officials in the automOtive indus
ny and az the same time one Of the
oldeet in point OF service
AS proof c. IFS extended work IN
The Industry Mr.. Rutherford now
proudly wears a Goodrich 20-year
service pin Tie completed his 20th
year this fall and was initiated into
the Goodrich 20-Tear-S Service Order
with - other new 20-year veter-
na
Mr.. Rutherford worked up 20 his
present position from the ranks win
ming each prornoti through sheer