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The Laclede blade., 1920-10-22
Missionary Meeting

On next Thursday, October
28, the Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist church will
hold an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs. C. E. Goosey. 1t
is hoped every one will make a
special effort to be at this meet
ing and do our bit in making it
of interest and impressive. 1t
helps ut to cooperate together.
Come! A fine program will be
given.
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Passing Of Daddy" Hall

AL. Hall, Laclede's oldest col
ored citizen, and a character
about town for nearly sixty
years, died Monday. Daddy"
Hall has done odd jobs at times
for nearly every family that
ever lived here and will be miss
ed. Funeral was held at the
colored Baptist church and burial
made in the city cemetery.
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Monthly Settlement

Those having accounts with
the Laclede Cooperative Com
pany are reminded that monthly
settlements are required. All
knowing themselves indebted to
the company are requested pay
by the end of October. Lee A.
Wilson, Manager.
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Parent Teachers Meeting

The Parent Teachers meeting
will be held in the assembly hall
of the high school building We'd
nesday afternoon, October 27, at
300 o'clock. All members and
all Others interested in the work
are urged to be present. A
splendid program is being pre-
pared. Will you be there to
hear it?
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Collection Notice

All knowing themselves in
debted to me are requested to
call and settle at once as l have
bills due the first of the month
and must have the money to
meet them. Don't put the
matter off but come in at once
so it will not be necessary to
send a collector after you. F.
R. Power.
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Notice

Former subscribers of the
Kansas City Post wishing to re-
new subscriptions, beginning
Sunday, October "a, leave name
and address at F.R.Power Office.
r. Berney, Post representative.
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Iington.
The after vacation NEE ting O.
the American Reading Circle
will be held with Mrs. E. E
Gould next Tuesday evening,
October 26. All members are
urged to be present.
VIM. Neal, after spending a
month with relatives near Lin
neus and with friends in this
city, left last week for Mount
Joy, Pa, where he expects to
spend the winter with his son.
On account of rain Wednes- =
day the poultry culling demon
stration at the home of Sam Nc
Donnell was postponed to next
Tuesday afternoon. All who
care to attend will be welcome.
Jersey Farm is offering for sale
a few Duroc boars of March far
row, we'll grown and ready for
service. These pigs are sired by
Sensations Orion H, a son of
Sensations Climax and out of a
High Orion dam. Fred Cline
felter, phone 4O4.
A neighborhood surprise was
given Mrs. Catherine Fruin
Monday evening, a score or more
lady friends invading her home
without any previous announce
ment. A general good time was
had, Rook being played. Re-
freshments were served.
The H. Tooey Mercantile
Company, the we'll known
clothing and shoe house of
'Brookfield, makes an important
announcement to Blade readers
today. The Is per cent dis
count sale on their entire stock
begins next Saturday and runs
ten days.
The taxpayers of the second |
congressional district can get |
some idea of what they are gett-
ing from their member in con-
gress by reading Fuckers
Record" published in The Blade
today. A man who is present
but refuses to vote 106 times
during one session of congress
on the important measures as
they come up is playing politics
with quite a stiff hand.
Manager Patterson took car
Of hogs and car of hogs and sheep
to the St. Joseph market Thurs
lay night for the following mem
oers of the shipping association:
Jas. Kent, Carl Wilson, Walter
Alexander, E. L. Brenner, 2. R.
King, Guy Stark, T. E. Sisson,
S. L. Mossbarger, Lloyd Bal
,om, W. S. Savage, Chas. Facto,
Y. Matson, H. E. Rogers, Bert
Lum Collins, Orbid
Burnett, Tom Mcintyre, W. E.
Elummerfelt, C. E. Goosey, l..
+. Ringland and H. C. Stock
veil. 14
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Eddie Knhns

and his famous dance orchestra
will be in Brookfeld at Black
locks Academy Monday, Octo-
Der 25. You can hear his records
at Rusk's Music Store.
The Laclede blade., 1920-10-22
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
News Of All Sorts

Emil Brendahl, Mrs. L. F
Moore, Les Brewer, republicans
G.. o. Plowman, T. D. Mouser,
Dora Coins, democrats, have
been appointed judges to con-
duct the election in this precinct
November 2.
The L. G.. N. club met with
Mrs. Laura Mcdonnell on We'd
nesday of last week. Mrs. W.O.
Anderson, on behalf of the club,
presented Mrs. Marietta Cook,
a late bride, with a set of silver
teaspoons. A large number
were present. Next meeting
with Misses Bessie and Ada
Perry, November II.
Announcements have reached
Laclede that Rev. Price A.
Crow, a former pastor of the La
clede M. E. church, was united
in marriage with his sister-in-law,
Miss Florence Harker of Kan
sas City, the ceremony taking
place at st. Louis, October 6.
They are residing at Clinton,
Mo-, Rev. Grow being pastor of
the M. E. church at that place.
Mrs. E. M. Hoff was a charm
ing hostess to the w. C. T. u. |
and a number Of guests, at her
home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
H. D. Hall gave an interesting
Woman and Civics."
The election conducted by Mrs.
Hoff was much enjoyed. Seven
,een votes were cast for Hard
ng and fourteen for Cox. The
lext meeting will be held with
Mrs. Deininger the third Tues
lay in November.
A. J. Holland has returned to
lis home at Sayre, Okla, after
pending a week with relatives
md friends, guest of Geo. W.
md J. A. Yount and E. E. Ken
ledy and family. Mr.. Holland
vas born and grew to manhood
N what is know as the Geo.
Vest farm, now owned by Grover
'eacher. This was his first visit
o the old home since he remov-
d to Texas 81 years ago, and of
curse there was not much he
ould recognize about the place
r the country in general, a COM
lete change having taken place
1 the more than half century. Z
The Blade is in receipt of a
tipping from a Jackson, Mich,
ewspaper giving an account of
ne marriage of Miss Lois :
hipley to Mr.. John Edward
usey, which took place on q
onday of last week. The an
is of interest to La
ede people on account of the >
ride being the daughter of Mrs. ?
NINA Belle Hoskins Shipley, 1
no was born and grew up in
aclede and still has relatives
i'd friends here. The wedding
as a brilliant social affair and g
as given a half column in the Il
ty papers. u
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
About Local People and Events and
Other Matters Of Interest

Go } Joe Disney & Co. fo
cheap ,oods.
Me-. S work shirts, $1.50 shirt
now 81 40 at Disney's.
Five head of 2-year old steer
for sale by z. R. Killing.
Yearling Duroc male hog TO.
sale or exchange by 2. R. Killing
Good quality new sorgham fol
sale by J. M. Simpson, Laclede
A few good White Leghorr
cockerels for sale now. V. E
Facto.
The best $3.4O overaIls are
now $500 at the Joe Disney
store.
Two registered Spotted Poland
China spring boars for sale by
Grover F. Peacher.
Frank Watson is here from
Kansas City visiting his mother,
Mrs. Caroline Watson.
Virgil Piggott came in from
the west Monday for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Span of good driving mares
for sale or will trade for young
cattle. J. M. Simpson, Laclede.
The Kent place that was sold
at trustees sale Saturday was
bought by ]. H. B. Brown,
colored, for $1,000.
Regular meeting of local
Eastern Star chapter will be held
at the Masonic hall next Mon
day night, October 25.
Mrs. Carl Berry has returned
to her home in Iowa after a.
months visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson.
Mayor Plowman has moved
to his new home just completed,
renting his old home to j. B.
Chapman who moved yesterday.
Sherman Staley of Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, and his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Morrison of Greencastle,
were visitors in Laclede, Mon
day.
The ladies of the Christian
church will sell home made pies
and bread at Chapman's grocery
from / to 5 p. M, Saturday,
October %.
The Ladies Aid of the Metho-
dist church will serve dinner and
supper at the Rest Room on
election day. The patronage of
al is solicited.
Rev. j. D. Mendenhall will
ill his regular appointment at
Forker next Sunday preaching
1t 11:00 o'clock. The public is
invited to attend.
c. 7. Stutsman, who has spent
he summer in Iowa with a Burl-
ngton ditching crew came home
tuesday, his crew, along with six
'ther. crews, having been laid off
Indefinitely.
Fifteen per cent discount from
he regular selling price of all
.uto tires now in stock. Am |
tocked on 3Ox3, 3Ox3t, 32x4,
3x4, 34x4, 35x41. FIR. Power.
Mrs. A. G.. Groes and her
1other, Mrs. Amanda Mize, re- I
lrned Wednesday evening from {
two weeks visit with B. E.
Western and family at James,
ort. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley 0sgood n
ave gone from Brookfield to S
side at Bridgeport, Nebraska, a
r. 0sgood having been trans F
The Laclede blade., 1920-10-22
Winter Apples and Honey

At G. A. Smiths orchard 8
miles north of Chillicothe, phone
611OF14.
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Emil Brendahl, Mrs. L. F.
Moore, Les Brewer, republicans
G. o. Plowman, T. D. Mouser,
Dora Coins, democrats, have
been appointed judges to con-
duct the election in this precinct
November 2.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

at disney S.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Cotter
spent Friday at Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baskin left
Saturday for Memphis, Tenn,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ellis Moore came down
from Memphis Tuesday for a
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Piggott
and little son spent the weekend
with relatives in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson
and E. B. Allen left Brookfeld
last week on a motor trip to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Anderson
returned home Friday evening
from a visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
Mrs. John Bailey and children
of Brookfeld spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Henley,
southwest of Laclede.
Mrs. Pete Hansan and Mrs.
Alf Horerner of St. Louis are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Cath
crime Fruin, this week.
Mrs. C. C. Bigger and Mrs. E.
E. Gould came home Friday
from attending the Eastern Star
grand chapter at st. Louis.
]. L. Welsh arrived from
Texas Friday evening in re-
sponse to a wire of the serious
illness of his brother, Charles B.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McKanna
spent the weekend with the
formers cousin, Mrs. Sam Ray
ner and Mr.. Rayner in Linneus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Duckworth
were over from Brookfeld and
spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. W. W.Groes and family.
Mrs. E. K. Welsh and her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Andrews,
are visiting j. B. Jones and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Rankin in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Caywood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rowland
notored to Chillicothe Sunday
and spent the day with N. A.
and family.
Paul R. Bushnell, republican
nominee for member of the
court from the western
district, spent Tuesday after
loon with the voters at Mead
lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Finney are
N a motor trip to Nebraska for
visit with relatives. In Carrier
Tinney's absence Squire Cushing
5 bucking the mud on route
hree.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Brown,
ack from Colorado on a motor
rip to their former home near
'urdin, visited his brother, J.H.
IroWn and Mrs. Brown here
his week.
Miss Merle Myers of the La
lede high school, and Misses
lima Kranz and Gladys Power,
sachers, are at Kirksville today
ttending the Northeast Mis-
1uri Teachers meeting.
Mrs. Helga - Butterfeld and
Vo children went to Keokuk
st week to join Mr.. Butterfeld
ter having spent the summer
ere with her grandfather, L.
and family. Adolph
accompanied them and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Douglas Country Club
 Women Defeat Bisbee
 ! Tennis Club Players

Women of the Douglas Country club defeated the women of the To- cal club in a tennis tournament yes .terday on the local courts, by a score of ' to 5. Some fast and hard-fought matches were played. The local players go to Douglas next Saturday for a return match.
 The following matches were play ed yesterday, the names of Bisbee players being given first in each cease:
 Doubles-Miss Williams and MISS Core. lost to Miss Kissinger ana Miss Palmer; Mrs. Howe and Mrs Buckwalter won from Miss Robinson ;and Mrs. Calisher; Miss Bertha and Miss Gertrude Sherman won from Miss Blind and Miss Mischon; Mrs. Balmfcrth and Miss Irving -ost 10 Mrs. Hodd and Mrs. Gardiner; Mrs. Olsen and Miss Dudley won from Mrs. Carmichael and Miss Tracey.
 Singles-Miss Core lost to Miss Kissinger; Mrs. Howe lost to Mrs. Palmer; Mrs. Balmforth won from Mrs. Hood; Alberta Honle won from Miss Bling; Gertrude Sherman lest to Mrs. Gardiner.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Arizona Fight Fans Keep Their Eyes
 Peeled on Ralph Lincoln; To Fight
 Kid Payo at Tucson Armory, Oct. Sth

Fans who have been keeping an eye peeled on Ralph Lincoln since he began training here for his bout with Kid Payo at the armory October are of one mind. That is, that the speedy little battler is as speedy as ever and that his long time in the ring has not yet sapped any of his pep. Ralph is still the dancing de- mon that the fans saw in action here against some of the best feathers the promoters could pick for him. His blows are still as we'll timed and when the other fellow leads, Ralph is always somewhere else. No one has ever accused Lincoln of being has, been, but the fans had not seen him for a <ong time and there was con- siderable interest in whether he had improved, stood still, or gone back
 The question Of going back has been answered. He has not stepped one step backward. The question of i'm proVement is yet open and may not be decided until he is seen in the ring with Kid Payo. There Is ont thing certain the promoters have
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Louise Glaum Appears in Love Madness" at
 Central Theater Soon

In undertaking the distribution of J. Parker Read Jr., latest special pro- duction starring Louise Glaum, w. w. Hodkinson expresses his confidence that Love Madness" represents a splendid contribution to the ideals of the motion picture industry
 For Love Madness" has as it's mo- tivating theme the ennobling exam pie of a wife who stops at no sacr!- flee to save the life of her erring sopuse-who stakes her brains and womanhood against the degradation and craft of society's evil elements.
 Love Madness" is a clean picture. More, it is a guaranteed good" pie ture back of which stand the prestige of it's producer and distributor.
 J. Parker Read, Jr., has mounted Love Madness" with his customary favishness. He has surrounded Lou. ise Glaum with an all-star cast of box-office strength and histrionic ca pacity In. Miss Glaum's support in Love Madness" are Matt Moore. No ah Beery, William Conklin, Arthur Millet. Jack Nelson and Peggy Pearce
 The story of Love Madness" wa: written by c. Gardner Sullivan, whC also wrote Sahara" and Sex" .anC whose name is the surety of an enter ta.ning and well-developed .story-th' necessary basis for a worthwhile pic l ture.
 Joseph Henaberry, who has directed l such stars as Douglas Fairbanks. Mil I dred Harris Chaplin and Roscoe Ar buckle in the latter's Paramount spe cials, was selected by Mir. Read to dt the directorial honors.
 Love Madness" is the story of : neglected wife and spouse who seeks to drug into inconsistencies conscience which rebels at though of the life he has followed at the be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Inter-SectiOnal
 Team Match Won
 By Eastern Team
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Associated Press Leased bSys)
 CLEVELAND, Oct. 2.-Nine rep resentative women of the east crossed massies with nine women of the west in the inter-sectional team match today at Mayfield, and the customers won 6 to 8. The event served to introduce the local course to the crack women players of the country, gathered here to decide their annual championship, begin ming Monday. Miss A. Stirling of Atlanta, Ga, playing with the west ern team, won from Mrs. R. H. Bar tcw of Philadelphia, one up. Miss Stirling is the national champion and is here to defend the title.
 The results of the other matches were as follows:
 Mrs. C. H. Vanderbeck (east) de feated Mrs. F. c. Let's (wesD up. Mrs. W. A. Gavin (east) defeated Miss Edith Cummings (wesD 1 up. Miss Marion Hollings (easD defeat ed Mrs. Dave Gaut (west) up. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd (easD de feated Miss Frances Hatfield (wesb i up, 19 holes. Miss Mildred Caver- ly (east) defeated Mrs. Melvin Jones (wesD up. Mrs Caleb Fox (east) defeated Mrs. Ruppert Ken net. (wesD 4 up.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
EDDIE U CORNELL
 RUNS SECOND IN RACE

' FRESNO, Oct. 2.-Jimmy Mur- phy won the 200 mile San Joa- quin automobile race here eoday and a purse of $5ooo. Eddie o'DonneiI was second, two lengths behind and won $30o0. Tommy Milton was third, taking a purse of $15oo. Murphy's time was two hours four minutes and thirty-two seconds.
 Others finished in the follow ing order:
 Gaston Chevrolet, Joe Thomas and Roscoe Searles.
 ,Murphy's average for the 200 miles on the new mile board track was ninety-seven miles an hour. The fastest lap of the race was driven by Ralph De- Palma at an average speed Of 1oG miles an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03

Star.
 Although this lad Payo is not known well in Tucson, the fans of the Pass City think a lot of his ability as a fighter, where he was referred to for long while as the featherweight champion of the border, which he maintained until he ran up against Dick Griffith. Since then the Fl Pa scans have declared that Dick Is the best featherweight that that section of the country can get noIu or. It is said of this fighter that he has a wal Top similar to that of Happy Woods, of Tucson. ana it is IIua that most of the matches won by him ?. aNe teen by the K ). rontc. the l.uest one go ing to sleep by this method being Rabbit Rogers, the negro feather oi Columbus
 The boys already in worked out yesterday at Pastime park for thu amusement of the wounded soldiers Payo has not yet arrived, but is ex pected within few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03

DETROIT. Sept. 23.-J. Seros, whose chili con carne is to Detroit what beans are to Boston, has had a meteoric rise since the day he land ed in Detroit three years ago with a few paltry dollars and sack of Mex. ican chilli beans and peppers.
 Now Seros:
 Is one of the two uncroWned res taurant kings of Detroit.
 Owns five restaurants.
 Is president O Dstroit's colony of 5000 Greeks.
 Is known to all Detroit
 It was during the Flu" epidemic th4. ssrJos got them all eating iliili I,f advertised tt, eat Doctor Seros .hl and avoid Ine Fia Eve,r'ne d.. .loney rolled in. Now he give: tots ;f it away. for many ,hs'i'ies s,e o'Ged by tile chili King. A Swiss hotelkeeper has paperet t his room with bank notes of small denomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Baseball Fans Favor Games Control by Civil Tribunal;
 Many Expressing Approval

CHICAGO, Oct 2.-Scores of tel egrams expressing approval of the plan proposed yesterday by four ma jor league baseball clubs to take control of the game professionally out of the hands of the men finan- cially interested and place in tri- bunal of three disinterested persons were received today by President Week of the Chicago National League club. Veeck. Charles A.; Barney Dreyfuss and J. J. McGraw were the signers of let ters sent out explaining the plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
JIMMY MURPHY WINS 200-MNE AUTOMOBILE RACE IN 2432
Foot al Season Opens in Full Suing Throughout Nation

hest of a simpering vampire of the underworld.
 The man becomes the tool of a crea ture of an underworld boss" and by Q peculiar but logical chain of events is brought to believe himself guilty of 9 murder.
 Convicted on circumstantial grounds he awaits, in the death house at Sing Sing, the end of a thwarted life.
 He thinks his wife has deserted him. He grieves for his child. There is only one man who could save him and he has been the star witness for the prosecution.
 How the "deserting" wife accom- plished the saving of her husbands life, how she unmasked the real t''kil- Ter" and how she won back her hus- bands love provides superb charac- terization in which Louise Glaum proves herself supreme in an emos t.onal role
 The quick transition of the Louise Glaum Of high society and the home into the vampiric Louise Glaum who jputs her theatrical training to good account in hunting down the murder CT of her husbands supposed victim and her own happiness. affords enter tainment and thrills that combine to make one of the epochal photo pro- auctions of all time.
 As evidence of the prestige stead fly gained by the special productions of J. Parker Read. Jr.. and a condi- i ton which has resulted through the booking of successive Read produc- | tions in the same houses throughout. 1 Love Madness" will be seen at the 1 Central theatre Friday and Saturday ] and Eagle theatre Sunday and Mon day, October s, g 10, and II.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Yelling and Tender Are
 Matched for 1O-Round Bout

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 2. - Joe Yelling of Chicago and Lew Tender of Philadelphia were matched today October 26. The winner will be rat ed as the legitimate lightweight champion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Human Fly Scales Some
 of Bisbee's Buildings

Residents of Bisbee were enter tained yesterday afternoon when Satan Billy Weber scaled a few or our city buildings on Brewery Gulch starting with the old Muheim build ing and ending with the old Shat tuck building on the west side of the street.
 Weber is the same persCn who climbed buildings for the benefit ot the second. third and fourth Liberty loans during the war. Also for the benefit of the Red Cross tobacco and Salvation Army drives.
 Weber was recently in Frisco, and 1 from there went to the Angel city He was on his way to Fl PasO where he expects to scale buildings for the benefit of another Salvation Army drive.
 Miss Flora King, a patient lawyer
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2. - Iowa defeated Indiana in the first western conference game of the sea- son here today IA to 2. Both teams used the forward pass.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2. = The University of Pennsylvania football team outplayed Bucknell University on Franklin field here today and won on trick forward pass through cen ter by a score of ' to O. Bucknell lit orally beat herself when Captain Joe Rosters fumbled the ball on his own 20-yard line and Joe Strauss of Penn sylvania fell on it.
 ITHACA, N. Y, Oct z. cornell defeated the University of Rochester today in the opening game of the Cornell game of the Carnell football schedule Is to 6.
 WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 2. ' The Army walked away with both ends of a double header football game today, defeating Union College of Schenectady 36 to o and Marshall College or Huntington, w. Va, 3S to 0. The cadets were never hard press ed. French, full back of the Army varsity eleven, made three long runs, one of 35 yards and two of 50 yards each, for touchdowns.
 
 ANAPOLIS, Oct. 2. - Ire midship- men lost their first game of the foot ball season to North Carolina State, 14 to 2. Navy was crippled to some extent because several of the veter- ans of the last year have not gone into training, having just returned from Antwerp with the rowing squad.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct ?. - Yale won an easy victory ill its open ing game today, defeating Carnegie Tech A to o. The heavy Blue eleven showed a strong defense.
 PRINCETON, N. J., Oct 2 The Princeton football team opened its season here today with victory over the Swarthmore College eleven, IT to 6. The Tigers had the advantage throughout the first three periods. Displaying strategic attack in which old fashioned football was combined with forward passes and trick plays the Princeton warriors either ram mod fbrOruh tho limo or circIad tho ends for large gains.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Freshmen Score Over
 U. of A. Varsity Team

ISpeCldI 10 INt htVltWJ
 TUCSON, Oct. 2.-For the first time in half dozen years the fresh men eleven scored on the varsity football team at the U. of A. this af- terncon Bob Thomas of Bisbee covered himself with glory by mak. ing the touchdown. Killun and Downs also played good football. Thomas, already the hero of the Freshman class, scored 47 to ' foot ball The outlook for the year is very bright.