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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
DECLARE MATCH I: :.
H0N0RS AMARILLO
MANY SAY CHAMPIONSHIP ~.
FAIRS SELDOM STAGED ~
SMALLER CITIES

Panhandle people are fortunate. "
iH thought, hv many sport fans ut thH
city IN securing such q hgh.olnss
event HH "a" coming match between
Pot Brown. champion middlowvirht
we il,r ~ the world. ard GcUrgy Sow.
ons n Chipgo. which wi take place
t the DrlnGi Tholtcr at $50 O'Clock
satufdig mint
Brown. II ~ siid hns refused sov,..
~ aitr utfprf o. Wrcstlr iu the East
and nu tho Pacific colst iu order Ia
meet Stevens here. n " uiFo "A fact
worthy ~ note Il is thought Ly many
that II ~ tn flst tim, IN the hisiuIr
Il the game. that worlds champion.
chip mach II this iupnrtfu,p has been
mad. w a oitf The size II Amarillo
Blown CARRIER fiih him the cham.
piun'hip l,lt valued 90 So. 1000. and
viii in ~ probability have 10 with him
ln Amarillo. II Stevens wins this
match h" VIII win the belt
un The mmc card viii b" The ban.
iimwrighi title uf The west. when Dick
Griffin n Fuu Worth boxes jack
DOYLE - Denver. Ten rounds Griffin
II b. sail. o. or" ~ the fastest and
clo,o bows In the gam" H. box.
"a here during M" Buyers and Sellers
uf Livestock convention lnFt Ichrunrv
n h. ,aid ~ The headquarters 81 the
Amnriilu Aihl.tic club TINT MANY
have this lack DOYLE confused with
another bpScr ~ The same n,mc. This
Jir, buNlo. II ig sid hnH u long Nripr
~ victories tu his credit. and recent.
Is met and defeated Mike Dundee. Kid
Paul and Mike Ean. ~" b. said o. b.
81 thu SlUg'pr tipc and V'ry frst.
Another event "a The Till viii be- the
match between Pete Baker and "Cut.
ton" Smith both a. lUeal fame. They
Hlp lijtl, fellows aud xiv" pruiuis' ~
furnishing 70 very fast mill ~. is a.
brother ~ lirss Baker. of No. little note
ir thu civ ~ % boxer \ rivalry ~
long landing II is said exists be
tween tie hu,s and uu doubt treat
!" w store f'r nns In Attendance
lrdi' ii'"ns nrr It prescott Tint the
h,us" VIII hr suld nui long before the
r'iiiiI tis's ,u the hutdliucg. aH
largo d,l,riiiuur from r,aIhv towns
hntr ur'l'rrd s..ts u b. rrpurtrd nt
iFr % HduuH1'rs q lho club that one
n1u hHi co'ur 30 tine way from tilh
io SEQ this rntrh having arrived hers
last right and That he never misses
70 match IN which Brown works
TRIMMING quarters has ben SGT up in
! ~" roir ~ Harry nay a Co. 800
/ Hn'k street where trimming starts ~
! -" o'clock every Afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
10 Ladies' ClHihicrS:
You arc going TO meet a woman
such as you never met before! :
"7ho Miracle Nan" IS coming

Is the DISTRICT COURT oF TIN;
UNITED STATES FOl: TUE
NCETnEi;N nISrlil'T. ANA.
Iltl.p DIVISION
~ TtIg NNTTFs OF lAtL MIR.
1IN LEWIS BANKRUPT
SO 20 ln Bankruptcy.
20 THE lipNOl .NIlE JNAlES 9.
WILSON. JUDGE OF Sal ID
COUNT.
pum Martin Lewis e childrcss il
10. county ui Childr'-s anu state ~
r,N.t in sld Digif0t respectfully o..
pr.y uta thl' on N" llst day 81 jan
um.. \. o. 1890. BE- was duly ad-
iudt % bankrupt under the acts ~
Curr,sg JI1tug o. bankruptcy. that
lc hes drlv surrendered al hls propci b
o. pll rghis ul property ind hhs ful
J.. Wp'I,i with 40 the requirements
o. iiid a. urd ui tho urdols ut the
court t.u,hlut his bankruptcy. Whcr'.
i..c o. WiNr that h.. may y" de-.
,r.t.i Pos inr count 90 haN, full dis.
rh.p. i.um go debts pr1yadic against
Iis rslttr under sid bankrupt nets,
Except such debts as ATE excepted hN
] iIa iu an such difrhnrgr. Dated this
OBJ, SRI dlN e July. \ - 1890.
lpul Alurtin Lewis. liinkIupi.
I sub riiod and sworn iu.
iI;DLE Of NOTICE THEliEON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
SAM MOTLOW PURCHASES
FELTMAN CONFECTIONERY

sam H. mellow. former ucuuiy CLERK
and irtiur city W1uigtr h'C1Wr lru
pri-tur and manager 80! lftWun p
Confectionery. 49, PR street. rii'
I've Thusdiy m,Inira tn. rev pro-
urictur hes mot definite is d"" ,' uli d.
what man" Nu vail ruu tdr cont '.iu1.
,rg under i,,ruI' "'lN. hut i' wiz W
kuuNn az MutluW's Confectionery t,W.
puiprilv he said
NJ. Mu'luN WIN continue thv business
along thu same general lines os % h1-
been carried iu she past. VI is COW
trmpla;irg suur Improvements In The
future
Mr.. Fcl,mau has been in Aual'ii" t"i
Il years Four wears we're fi"nt ID
the present l",aiiuu aud u more nrr"s.
th" sir-t. Nh'u De- WIS seen 1hur~
dny aftun .Dn. ~, slid thft hc had
made un plans except Co take Na'a
ton II siN months GO q year. llr sal.
that 70 had boon u'y.s'-rv Geo We
long aud hard the usi tow '''r7 1n,
that BE- iu;-udrd Co take deserve
rest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
FORD PRICE fall
IS BIC SURPRISE
InIN DISTRIHl rORS HiD ~
NiENING az DECLINES
.lNNOt NtED

Ford motor ear prices have taken q
sudden rtiiut according Co fglrcg
tlfi.n hst bosom .rnitul los 90 tHttf,.
Irwin M,tG Company lDrtl d..tripuim.
ui,ul unii', eft rho chang, in prices
Vg. MT received until "Wednesday af.
Hluuu HlIhuEh m. dispatches ai.
'adr hl Informed iha public ~ tn
l'rIiu
ilu, fH. ihn distributors bad bnfn
,nUl 'u advance o. ans proposed
hlpr lH I.., Sew .ui' ipr Fmd
AIS HT. Touring rr. Nts'. ruulhuui.
'iti 'Yyfr sf,. dan Pln. truri
urnnuilr tJ t6'e chassis siei.
tractor sN5i.
Nh .iu.r Hlur N, Tuming car.
'iGi' 1.u. uu. $3.50. ,uurr ss5l. s.l,n.
uiNl. truck uH'uIuiir tires tsin.
-has.i se51. it4,t.. $3.50. TIL touring
uf b. d,rilub slil while iir run.
huui lui ss,tu l1N d,,r,atd sic2
iAd fini iHfiit,t. ia ,llur 80
fiot. 'liiai. sits tractor SO and truck
with pneumatic i'rrs 800
Information p''i,,d h.r hy " g
'rNil e Dee t.l'Hrlniu tuIIany sid
he tiH 's Boo De-, With policy ui
icnry Iud bon nd"uptiur tn gt tn
NNNtNN lf'f " 700 n N lil. lhiNiN. Ni'AfNNl
mpruyrm'ut has. bru mn'lr hy ~"
FORD Ne; . COMPANY ~ oid. witch
probably hfp warrant ihr d.rr.nfcd
iiircs
Hcw hat ilauis h,t, been mt in
M, rnti'n. nnu trrtA'f hardwood fur.
CO. h1yo bon rwDh.s 4 Boz 90, nut'h
u,a. thar san uil,s ~ inin lin- rail-.
yay nrm Dci'"it &C. ihc 'ul q ID If
ullnDs and ohio have hul huushi
grir'nr ample firrly Of ,uli I needed.
,hil. ~ tyauflinr plant sH.u hns
,r.u furih,r improved
Wos - iu'',r. '1' r'"i "n ih'
i.v tuarr t.yIr huiiliur b. rNtH'ind
, hu.in 80 ur.r Il'" Ilvs vns rr
i,.d ihi week lhi Tie 'n'ir' shin
,.n' 49, dit1rpd boo t"'ui'. lHi tai
,.. rt,d 10 n'"'trni'r'' in' new
tlini,a. ,urf,d tali.N t"r $3.50" 'iu'
Do twin o. huH'trl 'I getting i1i" ~
..v bono, o.. tie f.rst a. dc 'bhoG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
JAMESON TO PRESIDE
At BANQUET TONIGHT

y T.. llmiSun viii De- POSTMASTER at
,h" banquet FridlN uight at IA, Brook
mont C,fcilr i1 when the C,Utral Pres.
ly;vrial church viii begin the c,lchrH-
iiuu nf ~ thirti,ih anniversary and
thu tenth of that ~ pr. T. Thumsrn 's
pastor Tile banquet viii also be- thu
"'~rinr affair IT the new BiuukmDu'
cafeteria. pnG wiz De- iog mem only.
Among ihosc who VIII speak are Rev.
Ted llulificd 81 Canyon. Prof j. l.
DuFlui 81 CANYON. ". ". Fi'nuiEcn,
Judcr !. ". Crudglugtun and l.. &
White. ~ fr~sur Dutlu; Is fWm'r
pgiryiiul uf IN, Amarillo iligh school
Special services VIII hr held ~ thc
church sunday, e rcr''iiun wiz o.
given ~ the new mausc, ITO TaNlur
street Moudly ught md a historical
Iaugram hrs hrrn nrtpnlHd i"r Tues.
day night 10 ~" church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
TWO SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASSES TO PICNIC

Two 'listas ~ the Polk Street Meth.
dist surdrv frhuul win haN" pic
Eir no iiappy Crossing un the Pnlp
brrp between Amarillo aud Canyon g..
dav Member uf thu Crusaders and
me phila'ho1 Ella sscS viii leave the nn-
mex promptly at Gls The entertain.
i""nt viii cougist II w"inio roast aud
watcrmclons together with gnm' y
which nge expected tu supply the ~.
N.trio.g II the evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

con- this the sln' day ~ September
\ - 1899. on reading the foregoing
petition. f b. ordered ~ tie court that
Inc 2ist ily Il October. \. -. 1920. be.
frrc sid court 20 ofiic" of Referee in
Amarillo. Texas. IN said District. 10
nine O'rlak Ia the iur'nuOn. and thar
notice thereof D. published In ANN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
DEATHS AND GyRitI.S

N0RRIS-N thu huuc II her father
: 7 Slldr 1900 Harrison Street MH
ius' ,hiur Slldc N1itis. VIE "f &. ".
M,Iir rucrumlcl o. short Illness No
. O'Clock Thursdny morning IN" hudy
was prepared iu. shipment by the
Hrigrr .pdcrniking company and s"ut
ON the Dvc'iuF Fort Worth and On
,or tp Rosebud. Texas for burial The
body was accompanied by the husband
~. Imme,lLAln InmIlN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

llo Daily News ncgHpaper )sniA ted
in s,hd Dimricl ard that an known
creditors and Other persons In Inter.
81 may appear 40 the EamC time ard
pli'a nd show cause, II any tlny
have. why IN" prayer ~ said petition.
cr rhuul1 not be- granted.
HEN II. STONE.
Referee Ia Bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
KITCHEN ENLARGED
AZ HiINEN IIOr>i

Ton ayrugut 90 'tti Increasing husi'
n"st the infringement 81 thc Harvey
lfuu@, has found thti new improve
mrnts were necessary iu order -
properly care f'r their TRADE The
seating cliacitv ." adclu'tc ti tits
time. sui me- additions VIII b. unde
I'm ,iths~ the dining r1um ur lunch
rtHpIn.
The Kitchen. 'l.,k, hous" and pantry
however. are al i'oiug enlarged and o.,
m,dci,d ~ rrur ~ th,H, additions
hn,c brrr 4, uietrl The lunch tuun
and dining ruom VIII h. rvucirl'd and
r,~i-coratcl
Ten row rHuiS Hr. iiHx added io
th. s.rnd 1orr or nf,i.r q" furnish iW
ing apartments iur more employees
The work j. ROW veil under way and
viii % ourlrir,.G in the Lear future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
sla,,l,,on t,Ilr, vr.'',.

,l.. rHamsudrrv Nh. ~. knsh.s
1t .ntI MHapf. hss gore 90 Fort
Worth % .t'Ird trHui"u 81 T''I-
,suu4.d rIr. that wIll IT, h'd 'nrr.
Tluht FUdH, and saturday RIP
i,-'ntn'..es from hIudrod 81 ''u.
IHrf. ...F u..r th. state uIy 'spt.''N
FL. "f.. nd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
SANTA W TO HAVE
NEW LONDING TRllI

III. Panhandle aud Santa ~ rul
iy 8d has purchased . rtUp e uogud
between First ana Second streets. be-.
Ennln. 90 Lincoln aud running ~'H
To- Taylor street \ double iire finl
triri, .s urw t"ing pl1r'd ~ His land
This ricp we tikru in nrd,r iu better
care 60 S'rJa o. customers .nd o.
% rssic-,d nr u,al loHdirg TRACK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

John a. Watson. wife and child.
have returned. from q monih's tour IN
fsllferri1 Nj Wais"n ~ manager 81
~ hoCais iiarv"y iiousc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

u General Public:
Do you remember when butter
va, 20 cent, a pound and eggs
ten cents a dozen? A surprise is
n store for you.
Tho Miracle Ma is eem'ns'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

Ili,irs M . in Linz
Iitins No. 2 " drilling NJ s.iuo feet
in limo. according to rcis"ris ir"m 10"
well Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
WEED CITING
CAMPAIGN GOES ~.

t,ty pulioc are AGAIN vBgiug
} W"'irui'ing campaign iu the
. Interest - civic Improvement.
) Ar,ulu. o. i'ntrulmau Guud. I
nirh'. vino IN in charg" 81 this Z
; work. wr-lg should BE- rut now I
before th'y hat" am opportunity Z
!. o. t-',l "ui Hrd mature aul thus I
3 ~ sved Ter another wear ~"
.l-s." b, a.ldr. 1T viii l'ld much Z
, io g.uHll fail ol'inup that Z
; sa,uid De- Instituted every scar" Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

Wanted
D,shwaSlicr. Apply The ilrookmoni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

Always the city Drug store Ana
fiio Tctas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

hfe ma vigR
and nrw vim ~
every fhfc q
yuffi ~
fni Will h.
s4fprlsd b ~
muh better
Sou ifs~f after
tak4ur = treat
tnrntui iikO,
30 fui 80 tired
sud m Ogt.
Feftuusl and
uhssi aN e.
tatsfnl ~
mildly lalsiie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

THIS master body-buildcr viii help
Won keep Young m spirit and mental
aud physical action, because u wal
ss.ift Mature in frairtaininr your vitality aipaf
A. rnr.~h.s the bisd restores wurn-ou 'ts1ues.
.n1,lrs ianxing ard ovcf-wTought nerves. ~
ducc. .o8ni refreshing slcsp shaFpens The arpe'
t,c tone. 70 ne digestion On short. wii pri nee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

Is THE DISTRICT COURT of TilE
UNITED STATES FOl: TUE
NlETnEEN nIhrEICI. VIVA 4.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
GR|FFS BATTLING
RED S0X BRIGADE
Play First of Five-Game Series
Today, With Double Bills
on the Way.

Today the Griffmen are due to
clash at Georgia avenue with the
fast-flying Boston Red SoX, who have
been tearing things wide open for the
past week in an effort to crowd their
way into the first division before the
flag falls. 4 double header comes to-
morrow and another on Tuesday clos
ing the home stay OF the Griffs for
the year.
The Griffs dropped their second
game at Philadelphia yesterday,
though they travelled thirteen innings
before Isl" Perkins. the Mackmen's =
backstop. came through with sting
ing single that brought across the de-
Gliding tally.
Three rups came over Tor the
Griffs in the opening round. Then
they fell down until the thirteentA.
when they got another. The Macks
got two in the eighth and tied it in
the ninth---on an error by Hank
Shanks
Erick son crack ed in the last of the
thirteenth. walking Galloway for
starter The Mackman stole and
went to third on Gharrity's bad peg.
Dykes walked and Galloway cam"
in on Griffns infeld out. Walker
was walked purposely. but Perkins
came through with a blow thal
scored Dykes with the winning run.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
DREADNAUGHTSARE
ATTRACTING BUGS
Play Brentwood Today and
Middle AII-Stars Tomorrow
At Alexandria.

The Alexandria Dreadnaughts will
entertain the Brentwood, Md. team at
Alexandria today.
Tomorrow will be a big day for the
fans. as the Middle State All-Stars
will come to Alexandria on a special
train, accompanied by over zoo fol-
lowers from Lynchburg, Charlottes-
VILE, Orange, and Remington, the
towns from which the all-star team
was picked. They will meet the
Dreadnaughts in a doubleheader. the
morning game called at 1880 and the
afternoon game at 2:30.
Both games should be great enter
tainment for the Labor Day crowds
that will turn out to cheer the Dread
naughts to victory. Alexandria has
turned baseball mad since the Big
DIS string of victories.
The clumen oast of one Of the fast
est and heaviest hitting teams in
amateur or semi-professional below
the Masor-Dixon Line-the record of
So victories out Of 33 starts has made
them the most feared team in this
section.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
LARGE SQUAD ON HAND
FOR PENN STATE WORK

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Sept. s.
Despite the absence of six veterans
from last years champion football
team, the close of the first week Of
practice for 1920 finds the Blue and
White coaching staff quite optimistic
as to the seasons chances. Over
thirty-five men have already reported
to Coach Hugo Bezdek, although COL
lege does not open until September
Is, when II is expected that the squad
will be largely augmented by less ex-
pcrienced material.
Practically all OF the men have re-
ported, including the six letter men
left from last years team. They are
Rauch. guard: Brown. end; Hess,
Smell, way, and Haines, backs. Back
field candidates are plentiful, and
Bczdck's greatest problem will he to
find mon to fll the line berths vacated
by Conover. Cubbagc, Henry, Osborn,
and Higgins.
The return OF Clarence Beck
brought JOY TO the hearts OF all, for
he Ia counted upon as one OF the main =
STAYS at n tackle position. Beck was
formerly backheld man before en-
tering the service, but last fall Bez-
dek decided to turn him into a tackle.
BY steady. hard work, Beck finally
won y berth on tho team and was
due to start tho game with Pittsburgh
on Thanksgiving Day, only TO twist
Ihis ankle in the final practice session.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
BABE RUTH CRACKS
TW0FOR A RECORD
Yankee SIugger Passes Perry
Werden's Mark and Has
FOrty-Six HOmerS.

BOSTON, Sept 5-Babe Ruth Is
probably the only individual in the
history of baseball who refuses to be
jinxed by a presentation. In fact. to
be real truthful about it, Babe gem
orally shows his appreciation by TAX
ing a toehold on mother earth and
slamming the first good ball served
into Oblivion.
One thousand members Of the Pere
Marquette Council, knights of Column
bus, journeyed out to Fenway Park
yesterday burdened with armfuls of
presents for their idol.
In the third inning, with Jones on
the mound for the Red Sox, the Babe
tied the worlds record with terrific
drive into the right field bleachers
for his forty fifth home run of the
season.
In the sixth inning of the second
game, with Joe Bush toiling for the
home team, the Bambino again showed
the ball into the right field bleachers,
bringing his total for the year up to
forty six for a new worlds record.
Perry Werden's total of forty-five had
been passed
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
WRITERS TO DELVE .
| INTO BIG SCANDAL
President Veeck Withholds
Name of Cub Player Named
to Be Watched.

CHICAGO, Sept. Appointment or
a committee with power to delve into
the inner recesses of the alleged base
ball scandal plot involving the Cub
Philly game last Tuesday is being
con sider1d today by Chicago baseball
writer's on request of William Neeck,
president of the Cubs.
Inability of detectives after nearly
weeks efforts to identify senders or
the kilograms warning Veeck and
other baseball officials of the alleged
plan for the Philadelphia team to win
last Tuesdays game caused demand
here for a thorough Investigation.
Veeck offered the resources of the
club to the proposed baseball writers
committee FOR investigation purposes.
He declared he would continue the
probe started just before Tuesdays
game. when the report first reached
him.
The name of the player specified in
a telegram signed Tommy Ryan.
sent from Cleveland, Ohio, has been
withheld by Neeck because ofIaefN
of positive proof, he-said- today. The
telegra warming of the alleged plot
suggested that this player be given
particular attention.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05

Honestly, l will consider II n
smudge upon my record II l don't
knock out Miske. Just to whip him
and do IL decisively on points
there's no satisfaction for me in that.
And there wouldn't be a lot of cheer
in IL for my friends, who think l can
knock out any man that faces me.
They have confidence In me and l
never Intentionally shall shatter IL.
1t would be the most foolish act OF
my life to go into that ring with SO
tough a fighter as Billy Miske and
battle solely with the idea OF letting
him stay ten rounds. I've got my
title at stake in this bout-and I'll
never risk IL by an act OF folly.
This Miske is not ranked as a very
dangerous hitter. but as everyone
knows, il doesn't always require tor
rife smash to knock a man out. Hit
him the right way and in the right
spot with just a fair amount OF
power behind it and the trick Is
done.
Miske is going into this battle with
the express purpose of knocking me
cold. He's going to risk everything
to accomplish it. ] know that every
close swing he will make shall have
the express purpose of knocking me
down and out. He'll fight desperate
ly--and with knockout spur to
edge him on.
He doesn't want to outpoint me;
that won't get him much, because
this Is to be a no-decision clash. He
wants to drop me.
Does anyone think that I'd really
play around with a man like that?
He's dangerous-always was danger
GUS. I can't afford to take chance
with a man like Miske. For he is
fast, punches rapidly. is ever on the
alert and seizes every opportunity to
score. And I'm not going to take any
chances.
When the ffrst gong bangs on Labor
Day I'm going out to drop Billy
Miske-to do it with the very first
punch-if 1 can. And IL I don't drop
him with the first I'll try another
ard another. Every minute of every
round the fight lasts will find me tear
ing in for Miske and each punch viii
swing with knockout intent.
For my title will be at stake-my
championship will be menaced-every
second Of every minute that Billy
Miske holds to his feet.
Copyrtght, 1870, by King Feature Service.
Inc-t
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
.DREADNAUCHT GRIDDERS
BEGIN THEIR PRACTICE
Many Former College Players Are
Identified With Alexandria
EIayen

The DreaAnaught football team OF
Alexandria has already begun its prac-
tice. Coach Crouch predicts a great
eleven for the big p this year, even
better than last years team. who
scored 235 points to opponents 9.
With such material as Loverin, of
Iowa state: Wenzel. L. Va: Crouch.
of Davidson; DuiGuiG, Of Roanoke
College: Johnston. of Davidson: Snow.
of Washington and Lee the team viii
be built around Dreifus. the nineteen
ycar-old schoolboy wonder and one
OF the best balfbacks produced in re-
cent years around Washington.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
LEHICH IS FACING HARD
SCHEDULE FOR new TEAM

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept. with
the majority of last years varsity
lost to Lehigh University for the
football season, because Of gradua-
ton, Coach Tom Ready will have to
depend largely on the material pro-
vided by the freshman class. Despite
this state of affairs and the fact that
Lehigh enters into the first game on
the schedule on the last Saturday of
this month, the first call for practice
has been issued for Friday or Satur-
day.
The football schedule for this sea-
son is probably the hardest ever ar
ranged for a Lehigh team. 1t in
cludes nine games, six of which will
be played at home. With the eXcep-
ton Of one or two, the remainder are
all of unusual Importance with squads
such as Washington and Jefferson,
University of West Virginia. Penn
State, Rutgers and closing the sea-
son with Lafayette.
The Washington times., 1920-09-05
Here 1t Is
Happiness is generally a mat
ter of tense, either of the
past or of the future.

Hill. n. c.. playing North Carolina at
that time and Georgetown meets
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Beth
any College, OF West Virginia, will
in all probability be George Wash :
ington's opponent here on that date.
On November Georgetown goes
down to the Navy to try to repeat
last years win. The Hilltoppers will
tackle Folwell's eleven and many of
the Washington fans will take the
trip. Maryland University and Cath
Ollie University will hold many of the
football faEs, however. who want to
see this return engagement. Gallau-
det will also play Randolph Macon
here, making two home battles. -.
w. U. will go out to Buckhannon. W.
Va, to play West Virginia Wesleyan.
ALL GO AWAY.
Unless Gallaudet schedules home
game there will be no football here
for November IS. Georgetown is at
Georgia Tech playing, Maryland Uni
versity travels all the way up to Syrd-
cuse for an engagement, George
Washington is in New York playing
Fordham. while Catholic Universi
travels to Lexington, Va, for an en-
gagement with the " NJ. |. cadets.
iHt Wis 'Soi Sclo"h u " tob
and Lee University game is slated
here for the Hilltoppers on the date
of November 30. On this date st.
Johns College will be played by
Maryland University at College Park.
Catholic University trips it up to Vii
lanova, while George Washington has
been promised the date with the Navy
team for this day. 1t is expected that
the engagement will be filled by the
Hatchetites. and in this event Cal
laudet will be played by the George
Washington team on December =.
For Thanksgiving Day Catholic
University and George Washingt on
will play here. Maryland University
goes over for it's annual engagement
with Johns Hopkins. Maryland has
beaten Hopkins eight years in success
sion now. and it is expected that with
Ray Van Orman, the former Cornell
player. in charge in Baltimore. the
College Psrkers will get first-class
battle.
Georgetown meets Boston College
on November 81 in Boston, laying of
on Thank sgiving Day.