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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

UNION carpenters presented demands to
the Builders association OF Oklahoma
city that were considered by the associa.
tiun wholly unreasonable and were
refused. AZ result, strike was called
and small number walked out Finish
carpenters are wanted Tor this work on
the open shop plan, al 81 per hour; plenty
OF work. Communicate with open Shop
Division, Chamber OF Commerce, Oklahoma
city.
WANTED experienced butcher; Une cap-
able ot taking entire charge Of shop In
suburban store Apply In person at ~
East Second street
WANTED young lady for office and saley
work Address A-26i, care world.
WANTED a capable white maid for gen.
eral house work. prefer one with out
family; good home and good wages to
right party. can at COS y. Buena Vista
Usage s7S7.
WANTED lady bookkeeper, Nichols
Transfer and Storage Co, No J North
Boulder.
wANTED-Wh woman or girI 10 help
+ with children and housework. lOJ East
Jasper.
WANTED---White girl or middle-aged
woman 10 do general housework Call
at iI0G East Fifteenth.
WANTED--someone To care for ,.year
old child and keep 3-room apartment.
Address sbO-A, care World.
HOW DOES 15c strike you for one doilars
worth of dry goods, that IL what the
iarment Factory is doing. all week sell
ng $4,000 stock for 7Sc on the dollar.
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AUTOMOBILES
NI1nMnI,iIh InM sNI.r

6275 TAKES this t.pnHFcnr"r touring car
good locker. positively in good tt-
palta, best used cst bargain iu town.
Cnil this morning Usage hst5.
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AUTOMOBILES


+ BRAND Nisw ve.tr ntes' mnicl viii
s''uf'' AHt toa'cr. psaFe t5i.
FuU SALE .tao6 una 1.ptsaeuger ,tr
'ii E"st Fif'h t'i.r iiH
ron SALE .l,y uvnot sho H mosI'
east. 1890 Oakland sn Hrlan run I,as
than 900 piloa. Just lHc new. vuI t"i
at rtent ta'unce Soc tt iu front "f
kotohum upt,l
ron SAIL. Div, psHeusrr kcp. Tine 'nr.
driou, tariuEa hardly worn. Just it'
Uvw; ca must he seen and 'fI.d ty o." Hp.
rrcriH'rd $500. h""d"n Garage. ''iaF'h
pklshuwH
USED Dpdrr f.r HaI. John NuUIu.n .n.
+ iAko station sand srsluFH Route o.
Iibfu bODgE touring IFc new only driven
| or unyiur guaranteed. oa'r" zoos
|FOu 9AtNs 49, owner. ,abuit, tour,uf.
Ifil model 5f rtrrIIrui condition. Utf.
gain fot 'nrh Phone p-1Vr i7si VI usas'
2 io Mason G'tnro. 80 D. uor'dcr
AFRO rPIiEs AND NLrhIRs ~
I GLNEuAL NUTu HErNuuSu by 49,
wfchanlo. M" boys Iiasy G'r"K"t
work guaranteed
lrNu mutur ",rlhauIInr by rr.t raas
Ford mon labor SEQ "tlrr f,paif vutK
reoronnh" A. roar door 40 North Main
WNNrhr auto tcp,t 0pr,, ou private
rH'' can prnro '''SJ.
JUST artNrd tfD new uur gear. tsIDs
artlngs auH bead st-srt- fut cvtry
make ~ cor. Try a. Auto ratts co. 2i5 E.
second
AIToS ron nIRr--GhRt0Es ~
Gult NE&I .1at,Av at igt' Eaai a'.tuu
street
tlNCiNNNrr s.. ,asp,., 10 private
rtruur fur one rtf
oi'
ron uLNr-.pu, display rpuu fDr sut,.
mobiles. 'oy7o fert. 3lN Drn..r
lu.n" ns'rr 1850
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EMPLOYMENT.
HFLr wANTFD--MAIg

SALESMAN WANTED
liy corporation manufacturing meritorious
your salary will depend on your ability
TO sell goods this device ia now in use
IN Tulsa Tor further particulars address
California Distributing Co.. Box 76L III
Reno. Okla.
BOY WANTED for delivery work at print
shop. eau Monday morning at o'clock.
$50 y. Third 81
BE 4 detective. sbO.iOO weekly. travel
over world, experience unnecessary.
Amer Detective Agy.. s2t Lucas, Sc Louis.
MEAT CUTTER wanted at once
Usage 3l7s.
WANTED woman Tor general house work
sand cooking; small family good wages
'"dst seq.
LEARN auto md tractor business in 6 10
weeks opportunities sveryw here Of.
teting $3.50 10 1900 a month Twice more
equipment and floor space used In daily
practice training than any auto school IN
America. Master Mechanic Instructors and
same method we used to train thousa nd =
= soldier mechanics IN 80 day course.
write now for free catslng, Rahe Auto n
Tractor school 2i3j Oak ST, Kansas city,
Mo
BE an auto and farm tractor mechanic
10 weeks personal training; Master
Mechanic Instructors special rates nov.
write today for fun Information and our
liberal l5-day trial offer free Kansas
Fifteenth 4 Lydia. Kansas city. Mo.
wANTBb salesman for high grade
candies. to work city II you cant pro-
duce don't apply Call ny. Hertz Savoy
Hotel sunday morning.
$50 EN SERVICE MEN
For all who have ambition enough tofet
out of bed In the morning and fish .hc
sleep out of your eyes with y buttouhuok,
We have business opportunity whereby
ypu can nu' from 10 10 20 dollars a day
in your ppckc' and call It-your own. IL
you have Ms much Rs $4,000 you can bring
with you AT interview, "and want TO make
homa hotel untn Wednesday, prepared
to talk business Monty wiz start you
right See him" prepared also 20 ttraveD
with something pleasant.
WANTED -Machinlst at once. must be-
tifSt class, with oil tool expe, ience. also
one good pipc machine man VIE or write
IN" Farley Machine Worka, Peabody, Kan
WANTEp--5 fret class experienced sales.
phonographs and rugs on credit. only
those that havN had experience need ap'
ply Must have good 5Ietcrsne"s Apply
Credit Company
HURRY MESSENGER and baggage serv.
ice takes anything anywhere. Cedar Z
ANTED-Meat cutter and grooerman
Ilelles Grocery, 3oS w. Cameron.
ppArcv6S B3NT rR,lSiyr, HySg \ Ac Jon H.. 30,
for a real position with excellent salary
and unlimited opportunities for promotion
Aud well get the p6sition for You. too
New classes start this week In both day
and evening school Call A. our offire oI
phone Usage 3Osl for particulars
bRAUGHuN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Sic
south Main 81.
WANTED pumper. must be ,horoughiy
experienced and capable OF handling
wells under vacuum. easy work and best
of pay to party who can qualify, Address
NJ. d. Is. care world.
/
Apply Smith Andre Bakery, >5 East
| Haskell.
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tslp SENEN passenger Nash for sale.
hnrEnin for cash Osqce 3pSt
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DHEssMNkINC. MILLINERY

HELp YOURSELF. buy these good ali
wool tailor made mems suits, ovcrcoat.
"lin coat and shoes. See them sunday 4
s. i27 Mayo nds.
WHEN you start buying your winter
clothing do yoa look about and sec
where you can buy the hrst for the least
money n you do. you will naturally come
Whom You only pay ijc for one dollars
worth ot dry goods
MEN age l. 20 90 experience unnecessary
Travel, make secret Investigations, re-
ports. Salaries. expenses American Flr.
giEn Detective AgeTcy 661 81 Louis
LEARN auto tractor mechanics In :
weeks by practical experience; big
demand fnr trained men 500 to 1900
monthly our free book explains all. Bar-
tlotrs Auto 3 Tractor school oldest and
largest IN southwest 1856 y Topeka Ave.,
wichita, Kansas
FlREMEN, brakemcn, hagEarenrn, Sii0.
$500, colorrd porters by railroads every.
whore, experience unnecessary, Sll Ry.
bureau East ST., Louis, Ills.
HE a DETECTIVE. experience unneces,
sary, we instruct, travel; make secret IN 70
vcstlgauons. Salaries, expenses, Hartley
DE ectiyr Agency, Kansas Guy Missouri
Man to work this eity refinshing Chand,
eliers hrRSs beds, automobiles, by the
new method SO daily without capital or
experience Write Gunmctal Co, 22i Elm,
Decatur m
PARTNER WASTED-with brains and
$500, to put on the market article Ot
great demand, approved by state health
authorities everywhere, need active assist
ant Address 279-A, care world,
WANTED At ONCE-Young man TO drive
Ford gar no truck driver need apply.
n, V. Haddock. room goa. Calumet Bldg
Usage SOS, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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FOR sALE--lsls Peerless roadster rX-
oellent condition or viii trade Tor good I
passenger gur UsaEc 'ltf.
ron SALE 1917 motorcycle GNrcl,lor
over haulSds COED shapo; prtco $50 n
taken an once 9l5 East Ninth
ron SALE on TRADE ( p5ssrnErr Ford
with avtaSa h"dys : goud tlrry. leather
cushions, top ana side curtains lg2 South
Main
OVERLAND. BIG ,SIN Good ,4n.p, ne
chanicoliy, can be converted into dandy
truck; ts0e. 'OUH Monday, Wru Side tint.
age, ao2 West First.
MANW ELL SPEFpSTER- First class
condition throughout fully equipped
CAN Monday West side Garage, gO2 Ncst
First
1915 FORD roadster. first class coodI.
ton. detachable truck body II desired
osage 59lN
WHY walk WHOM you can buy a good 7.
passenger car Tor soc can Usage StS.
uhtil a. ul and AT noon
ONE ana onc-half ton truck Acm. truck
new pneumatic cord tires with Stuk,
ana express body bargain for quick
-- Phone Usage 6it5.
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WHEELING g. 5if seven pssa'ua,r
equipped for t,lH cheap Tor cssh. nH'r'
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pRAMM & BERNSTEIN MOTOR SALES
co.
Ospge coca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

completely ovcrhauled; regular bargain
might consider trade.
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EMPLOYMENT


WANTED colored girl for p.r..,I h..
wott. call io22 N Main "'O''
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED .
ROOMS rOn nrNr--rtnNismtD

BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED IS
FUkNrTURE PACKING.
PACKING or OIL PAINTINGS UT
jLAss, FUHNITuRE AND WORKS oF
TULSA STORAGE y TRANSFER co
OSAGE 5S66
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered I;
all dirt taken out; cotton made In layer
for price and samples Of covering Phone
$50. Tulsa Mattress Co,
NATIONAL HOUSE AND WINDOW
CLEANING COMPANY
windows cleaned; wall paper; porohes
uIo reliable and experienced. Usage zoe g..
huss cleaned aud colors restored.
ALUMGNUM castings In any size rr
quantity made by the best equipped
aluminium foundry In the southwest Gray
iruu and machine work also "a specially.
y :. sherman Iron Works CO., Guapaw.
Okla
/ SPECIALIZE In serving psrtl,s also con-
tract In cleaning houses, for prompt
service call Usage 1850. e. ! Jennings.
HEMSTIrCHINu--M Poole, formerly ot
halliburton Abbott Co. 2OJ New Ault
BldE. Phone Cedar 9Ss
HAIR GOODS made to order. switches,
eurls puffs. etc. old switches rrmodelcd.
Alice Riley. phone Usage 100.
WHEN In need OF Ca. penter Call Usage
3OG2
MATTRESsES-R Renovated ana recovered
returned home the same day. Phone
6tIY Srnttary Mattress Co,
WAsHING WANTED--Hand work that
cant be boat Hundle ana rough dry
work our speciality Alexander Hand Laun-
dry, psage 1850. Sl7 r. Cameron
For Seat. clean laundry done NJ home
Cau Usage 2ii5, COL y. Greenwood.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered
$3.50, good tick roll edge finish, all work
'0'' ' PORTER MATTRESS 60
Phone osags 1886
! FURNITU RE repairing. refin,shing aud
/ Phone Usage AIS, Tulsa Furniture Repair
/ shop.
/ iEl ME OVE,lHAuL. yuur Fotu f.t 81,
In your garage or bring II to 7SS
,psclSi prices on other mates OF ears
work guar2ntecd. EiLe m. rial
/ AN AUTO meoha"ic VINO mas he, 10
/ neeRasics IL nov a, tho service OF the
public at tho New Universal Garage In
West Tulsa Let h'm shoot trouble On
BUu.DING AND COSTRACTINa "a
| CARPENTER wORK-Sew and repairing
| promptly done. Lucas Co., building
/ contractors. Cedar 1888.
/ GENERAL building and carpenter con
troctiug. charges reasonable, Tor esti-
/ matc call Usher usaEe 1bl2.
| CEMESI IIrCks lo' ale uy the clsai
send .nc Frovel 20 rt"n~ os1re $50
/ GENERAL Buidtng ant contracting. car.
peuter work speciality Phone Usage
| s7O6,
KiNG-MILIlNERy 20
/ SECOND. EAST l}0G--prcssmaking for
| children, cloth and coats refined. Usage
| lNt3.
| WE ARE READY to do your fan
ana winter evening gowns. 2l6
/ West fifth, Usage 25S7,
| DRESS MAKER Experienced Will sew
out by the day Phone Usage 7l7S.
! BOULDER. s.. Ito beautiful hats made
! a. home by miliuer with years OF eN-
| pcricn,c Tor f2.5o and 81 and up. Trims
| materials or cali Usage 39l7 and keep this
! al fot future needs.
| MiLIINER In adjoining room to crabs
grocery On r. Fourteenth 81, trimmed
| hats AMI work done reasonably Mrs NJ
j. Ctahb iil2 = Fourtcenth Usage 1881,
| FOR RENT Masquerade costumes Tor an
occasions li2s East sixth Usage sIli.
| WANTED Childrrn sewing OF an kind,
Osagc tsbi, south Nogaies
| ~ YOU WANT a dress cut and fittr,i
| phone Usage SSs2 for appointment
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MANrrn-NtroMonILr.

WANTED--TOURING CAR
Have GAO acres OF timber and min
eral iand.' McCurtain county Okh.
OIL and gas prospecting near. WIN
take car ~ part payment. What have
you? Mrs. Hicks. 3l6 Central Ma
tiounl Bank building
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FOR SALE--Oldsmubur, 1918 model
good ttrrs, new paint and top, perfect
mechanical Al condition, reason Tor sell
Ing. leaving the ely bargain II taken at
once. l6l3 south toston Usage lg7I.
If you really want to buy a good 1.pAs
scugvr car worth the money. see my
Chandler ana snake nu offcr, 'Cnli Osfgt
sls6.
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ONE COLE ElCHT
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Don't Forget o. o.,
Sunday, Oct. 9th,
Convention Hall.

1919 FORD roadster In good condition Tor
hurry sale; Price 1850, ~ South Gin
Cinnatl
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
NAVY CREW FUTURE.
ESPECIALLY BRIGHT.
Veterans, With Same Coach,
Will Be Back to Attain
More Glories.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-The rowing
outlook at the Naval Academy could
hardly be better. Not only 10 the great
ardor for the sport due to the work OF
the crew at Antwerp. where II not only
won the worlds championship. but
shattered the record for the distance
Of q mile and a quarter, not nearly all
OF its wonderfully trained oarsmen Will
remain in the Academy for two or three
years more. In addition, Richard Clan
don, the crews great coach, Is under
contract for two more years, and is
likely TO remain for great many
more.
Only two Of the championship eight,
Jacomina, bow. and Graves (captain),
No. ., have graduated. Moore. No. 4
(captain- elect), will be the only one to
graduate at the close OF next years
season. E.
These have two moro years Of row.
ing, Jordan, 3; SanbOrn. s.; Johnston,
s.: Gallagher, I; King, stroke; CLARKE
coxswain.
Reisenger, 4. is the only member OF
the second crew who has graduated.
The others have one or two more years
OF rowing This crew il as powerful
physically than the seniors, and not
much below them in rowing ability.
The members of the four. ~ particul-
larly powerful set Of youths, are all
from last years fourth class, so they
will have three more years OF rowing.
They are: Kirkpatrick, bow; Hunting
ton, 2; jackson, 3; Bolles. stroke.
Upon the whole, the Naval Academy
need have no fear about material for
A long period.
All of these oarsmen remained at
annapolis in the interval between the
ending of the school year and the
start for Antwerp, and had such a
course of training and baching vas
had never before fallen to the lot of
Naval Academy crew.
An interesting series OF races is be-
ing arranged for next season. The
Academy will have three or four crews
at the American Henley, an event
which suits the Midshipmen better than
any other on account Of being held
after the Academy examinations and be-
fore the commencement of the practice
cruise.
A special effort will be made to bring
Cornell to Annapolis. and other probable
college opponents will he Harvard.
Princeton. Colombia. Syracuse, and the
University of Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
NEBRASKA winner
OVER JERSEYMEN
Rutgers, 0utweighed, No Match
For Powerful Missouri
Valley Eleven.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Plsin. old
fashioned line-plunging, varied now
and then with running plays. gave
Nebraska a victory over Rutgers. 2s
to 0, in the first game the Cornhuskers
ever played in the East. A big cleo.
ton day crowd was on hand TO wit
ness the battle. IL saw one. for the
lighter Rutgers team fought man
fully to the end.
Nebraska opened up with u terrific
exhibition of line-plunging. Within
five binutes the MissouriVailey eleven
had the ball on Rutgers I-yard line.
There the Jerseymen held for downs,
amid wild acclaim from the stands.
Nebraska was unable to score In
the first period. but got two touch
downs in the second, Rutgers giving
away before the spirited attack.
Hartley plunged through the line for
the first score. and Swanson, left end.
got the second after receiving a pass
from IIubka.
Rutgers managed to keep the West
erners from scoring in the third Pc
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
SYRACUSE PLAYER MAY
Be CRIPPLED FOR LIFE

SYRACUSE, Nov. 3.-with six men
In the hospital, the Syracuse Univer-
sity squad today was in the most
crippled condition 1t has been this
season. The players on the sick list
are Tot Hoople, Mickey" Fallon.
Babe" Frugonc, Hack" Abbott. Bert
Gulick and Bill Kellogg.
. There Is a possibility that Hoople
may have a stiff leg for the rest OF
his life. An examination at the hos
pital today disclosed that all OF the
ligaments OF the knee have been torn.
The squad had a light workout today
in preparation for Washington and
jefferson Saturday.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
NIKE ODOWD TACKLES
JEFF SMITH IN GARDEN

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--Mike ODowd.
former middleweight champion and
JEFF Smith, of Bayonne, yesterday
afternoon signed articles of agree
ment for their. long-awaited match on
November 0, at Madison Square
Garden, and their managers placed
with Promoter Tex Richard forfeits
of $4,000 that the boxers will make
100 pounds ringside.
Jack Sharkey not only is sure he
will make 11S pounds. the require d
poundage for his return engagement
in Madison Square Garden with Joe
Lynch Friday night, but that he will
be strong when he squares off with
his ancient opponent. Both boys will
hop on the scales at . o'clock on tho
day of the battle. Sharkey had n
couple OF pounds on the lrishman the
last time they met.
Promoter Tex Richard announces
tickets will be put on sale today. He
expects another record = breaking
crowd. The last bout on September
% drew a $4,000 house. The recent
Jackson Fitzsimmons knockout bout
brought in over S62,0 900.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

the proteges of Bob" Folweli.
Not only was II a hard game, but
Pitt was content 10 win by li-o
score. the great line plunging ability
OF GEORGE McLaren finally landing
the gang. Last year Pitt was held
TO 80 score. although the locals
were not as strong as this year ana
Penn had "a fne lot OF material.
Pitt win likely present some new
faces ct Franklin Field. The back
field ~'ill probably consist of Tom
Davies and John Anderson, halfbacks:
Herb Mccracken, quarterback, ana
Orville Hewitt. fullback. Tom Hoi-
leran. regular quarter, Will not be
used except In the greatest emer-
lsency. Ia his injured shoulder IL still
bothering him.
Holleran went Into the Georgia
Tech game In the second half and
popped up" the team 80 that 1t
staged q comback. and beat the
Golden Tornado" eleven. He makes
a great running mate for the Meet
Tom Davies. McCracken, who IL
senior. directs the team well, how-
ever, and Pitt is strong on offense
even with Holleran out.
Capt. Herb Stein, who will COM
mand the consideration of all critics
be at his regular position with John
Mclean and Bond or Sacks at the
guards. Bond was hurt in the La
fayette game. but will likely be
available, Jack Sands is a big Pitts!
burgh High boy, who Is pressing
Bond hard for the regular guard
berth.
Harvey Hartman was out of the La
fayctte game due to an injury. but
Warner hopes to have him In shape
to play against Penn. He is a 200
FOUNDER from Peabody High, Pitts
burgh, and. Incidentally. celebrates
his twentieth birthday the day OF the
Penn game.
Fats" Gourley. whose father. DR..
r. C. Gourley. graduated from Pitt
twenty-three years ago. is the other
tackle. He did well as q substitute
in the Pitt-Penn game Of 1919.
The ends will be John McCrory ana
Bill, Edgar. Both are Pittsburgh dis
trict boys, the former being senior
and the latter a recruit from the 1913
Freshman team "Pie" Williams.
Parnassus High boy is out for the
rest of the season due to injuries re-
ceived in the Georgia Tech game.
He was a regular end and Warner
will miss him badly.
Two varsity games remain after
that with Penn. Washington and
Jefferson Is met here November Is in
the first local classic. Over 10000
will see the game, and If there was
seating and standing capacity that
figure would be doubled. Thousands
will have to be turned away.
The. same applies TO the Penn State
game Thanksgiving Day. Pitt has
won Ave successive years from wash
ihgton and Jefferson, ands.State de-
feated the Painters last year after
losing six straight games
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
VIRGINIA WILL BATTLE
SCRUBS OVER TWO DAYS
Prepares for Game With Georgia
At Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. g.
Coach Rice Warren is letting no grass
grow under his feet in preparing for
the game with the Cniveritsy Of
Georgia here Saturday.
Scrimmage will be held with the
scrubs today and tomorrow in prep
aration for the contest here Saturday
which Is expected to result in Vlr-
ginia victory. There were no injuries
following the game with Harvard on
Saturday.
Last year Virginia got a I-all tie
with Georgia at Athens. The game
played here this season is expected
to bring a number Of former Nir-
ginia men to watch the team.
The light Virginia backfield was
we'll supported by the line in the
game at Harvard Saturday. The team
has been improving steadily this sea-
son and Is expected to make way
with Georgia.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

II will be the last hard game for
the Midshipmen prior to the Army
contest at New York. on November
81, and will be by long. odds the big
game on the local grounds. In addi-
ton TO. the intense rivalry which ex-
lists between the institutions athleti-
caIly, the Navy contingent 10 spurred
by tho fact that 1t was Georgetown
which sent the only football team
and the only baseball nine which
won from them last year. The Mid
shlpmen will try to wipe out the
sting OF both OF these defeats at one
blow.
Georgetown will bring a big crowd
TO Annapolis. but will not be without
friends in Annapolis. and even In the
Naval service itself.
Critics spoke OF the Navy line. as
II was against Princeton. as the
strongest line In the country. Bar
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

and making up the backfieid Avith
Koshler and Cruise.
Koehier and Cruise are veterans OF
last years Army game. Noyes weighs
but 1s5 pounds and has had only high
school experience. but has developed
into, a brilliant runner.
Mckee is ten pounds heavier and
a running back OF general ability for
plays around end or into the line.
Rawiins. Taylor, Waters and Dole
are all doing and there will be NO
lack of backfield substitutes.
The Washington times., 1920-11-03

ring accidents. Il will present the
same line to Georgetown. Larson.
center; Moore. right guard; King.
right tackle, and Even (captsin).
right end. are veterans OF two sea-
sons each. Willkie. left guard; Billes,
left tackle. and Parr. left end, were
substitutes last season.
However. the left side OF the line
IL heavier and stronger. balancing
the greater experience on the other
flank. The forwards are In perfect
condition and eager for the fray. In
fact. the Navy expects to win by out
playing Georgetown in the line, get
ting the jump on them and opening
hopes for the backs.
The Navy backfield Is showing i'm
provement. II was intact yesterday,
Cruise and Noyes. injured In the
Princeton game. returning to the field,
The Washington times., 1920-11-03
MANY CALLAUDET STARS
ON AKRON GRID ELEVEN

Many former GaIlaudet College star
football players will come here Sun
day with the Akron Silents. who
represent the Goodyear Rubber Com.
pany. The Akron Silents are coached
and captained by Freddy Moore. one
of the greatest players ever developed
at Kendall Green.
Scott Cuscaden, Charles Marshall
and Dewey Deer, all former Gallaudet
players, with several star performers
from the Ohio School for the Deaf,
will be in the lineup OF the visiting
team which plays Rex A, G. at Union
Park Sunday afternoon.