davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23

T~enfy-one cd. Block twenty-five
81. Block Twenty three tz3J
Z Block THelty-fOur t24), Block
Z iWeni rive lzgJ, Block Twenty SIX
, fzg5, Block Twenty seven (27J.
Block 1enfF-elght 1881, Block
TWenfy-nine 4 z9J. Block Thirty 800 b.
3igeA TAlrty-ons fslT. Block Thir-
fy-twO f12J. and Block Thirfy-three
t13J and that properly fronting on
b. alley south OF above mentioned
.lych ITelty-eight f2bJ5 that
property fronting ca the alley south
| - 8DOye mentioned Block Twenty
Z aire fz9J and thai property front
I Ing 0n said alley south OF above
meIflon a Block Thirty (30j; Acre
Z Tracts 0r Lots one % 10 Twenty
| five 1851 Inclusive. Acre Tracts or
Lots TWenty-six f25J 20 Thirty 1909
Inclusive. Acre Tracts or Lots Thir-
ty-Ons l3lJ TO Thirty-fOGr (34J. in
elusive. Acre Tracts or Lots Thirty I
five $3.50 10 Thirty-eight $3.50 in (
elusive Acre Tracts or Lots Thirty /
nine f3sl 10 FOrfyTwO f42j in
elusive. alp the above described be-
'ng Of ihe Final aud Amended Plat
~ the Village OF Fllef Idaho. as the
same is shown by the official plat
thereof ~ record IN Plat Book / at
page 81 DO the office or the Recorder
Of Twin Falls County. Idaho and
the boundaries OF Block One %,
Block Two (Zi and Block Three 90
o. Munyon's Subdivision 10 said VII
lage 81 Filler as shown By the plat
thereof Of record IN the Recorders
office Of Twin Falls County, Idaho;
and Lots One ~ 10 Fifteen l5),
inclusive. Of JOhnsOn's Subdivision
to the Village OF Filler as shown by
the plat thereof OF record In the Re
cOrder's office of Twin Falls County,
Idaho; and Lots One 90 10 Fifteen
tl5j inclusive OF Viewers Sub-dl-
vision 20 the said Village OF Filler. rs
said subdivision Is shown by the Of
fetal plat thereof OF record Ia the
Recorders office OF Twin Falls
County. Idaho. aud the boundaries OF d
that property or tract OF land located s
Al the north side OF Front street from
The east side OF Union Avenue 10 the q
west side Of Fair Avenue, IN said vii
IAge or Filler. =
And the property 10 be included I'm c
laid Improvement district is as fol- =
ows
Lots One (i) 10 Sixteen Q6J. in q
'lusiye. OF Block One 90; Lots One 4
- To Sixteen tl6), inclusive. or
ilOck Two (2): Lots One (D TO Il
Thirteen (l3). Inclusive. OF Block 1,
Three go. Lots One % 10 Sixteen 3
80. inclusive. OF Block -Four (4):ie
.Ofa One tlJ 10 Sixteen (l6). In /,
iualye. OF Block Five 60; Lots One {
- 90 Thirteen G3). inclusive. OF d
ilock Six go. Lots One OJ h
D Twelve ti2). Inclusive. OF Block II
even t3l; Lots One ca 10 Fifteen o
lbl, Inclusive. OF Block Eight (S): +
ois One tl) to Sixteen (i6D, inclu- tC
I've. 81 Block Nine go. Lots One 81
~ 10 Thirty-twO (32). inclusive. OF +
lock Ten ClO); Lots One % to n
hirty-twO (32D. inclusive. OF Block
leven (l); Lots One % TO TWEEN W
'-six (26J. Inclusive. OF Block r
welye tl2). Lots One "a To Tween
flour (2fJ, Inclusive. OF Block W
hlrteen tl3); Lots One % to ~
(29). inclusive. OF be
lock Fourteen O4; Lots One ca al
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, TO Thirty-two (32). inclusive. o.
Block Fifteen il5): Lots One a.
10 Twenty-four (24. inclusive. o.
Block Sixteen tl6J: Lots One ca
10 Twenty four z4D Inclusive. OF
Block Seventeen 40: Lots One ID
10 Twenty (2OJ, inclusive. OF Block
Eighteen GSJ: Lots One 90 10
+ Twenty (2l). inclusive. OF Block
I Nineteen 49,: Lots One % 10
I 1Wenty-six 40. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty 2OJs Lots One % TO Tween
ty-four t24), inclusive. OF Block
Twenty zone (2IJ: Lots One % TO
Sixteen tlG). inclusive. or Block
Twenty-Five t22J: Lots One ID TO
Sixteen GG). Inclusive. OF Block
I wenty three (23); Lots One IL
TO Fourteen "a. inclusive, OF
Block Twenty-fCur f24); Lots One
% 10 Fifteen (l5). inclusive. %
Block Twenty-Five $3.50; Lots One
% TO Nineteen tl9). ineluslyei OF
Block Twenty-six eco; Lots One
% 10 Sixteen fl61. inclusive. oil
Block Twenty-seyen (27); Lots One
"a 10 Eight 80. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty eight t2SJ: Lots One %
10 Eight 80. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty (29); Lots One (1J 10 |
Seven "a. inclusive. or Block Thirty !
(5OJ all OF Block Thirty-one (3l);
Lots One GD 10 Sixteen G6); in
elusive. OF Block Thirty-two 1927;
Lots One tl) To Sixteen (l6b, In
OF Block Thirty-three $3.50 |
and Acre Tracts or Lots One % 10
FOrty-twO (42). inclusive; and that
property or tract OF land on the north
side or Front street. from the east
side OF Union Avenue TO the west side
Of Fair Avenue; and that property
Or tract OF land fronting on the al
ley south OF Block Twenty-eight
2S); and that property or tract OF
land fronting on said alley south OF
Block Twenty-Five (29); and that
or tract OF land fronting on
said alley south OF Block Thirty ,
800; all OF said acres. tracts. lots
and blocks above mentioned and de-
ieribed being In and OF the Final and
amended Plat OF the Village OF Filler.
- the same Is shown by the official
'lat thereof OF record In Plat Book =,
at page Al. In the office OF the Re
order OF Twin Falls County. Idaho;
nd Lots One % TO Twelve 12),
inc % to Twelve Q2), inclusive.
- DiD'n W. '-lf dhb i-Otb OHt VI
o Fifty-two t52). inclusive OF Block
'hree go. OF Munyon's Subdivision a
o said Village OF Filler. as the same I
; shown by the official plat OF said B
ubdiyisiOn OF record In the Record Ii
RS office OF Twin Falls County, Il
IDAHO; and Lots One (D TO Fifteen d
49,. inclusive. OF Johnson's Sub
vision To the Village of Filler. Ida II
o. as the same is shown by the Of
cial plat OF said subdivision OF rec
rd In the Recorders office OF Twin h
alls County. Idaho: Lots One % ID
, Fifteen tl5). inclusive. OF Weay-
RS Subdivision to the Village OF
Her. as the same is shown by the Of
cial plat OF said subdivision OF rec q
I'd In the Recorders office OF Twin a
alls County. Idaho.
Section 5. The assessment, as
ell as the cost OF such sewerage i'm &c
'oyement provided for herein. shall
, assessed upon. and shall be lien d.
BON, all OF the lots. tracts or par 81
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ORDINANCE No. Al.
AN ORDINANCE NAMING THE OF
FICfAL NEWSPAPER FOR THE
VILLAGE OF Filler. IDAHO.

BE fT ORDAINED ny the Chair
man ana the Board OF Trustees OF
the Village Of Ftes. Idaho. that The
Filler Record. weekly newspaper
printed and published Ia tho Village
Of Filler, Idaho. be. and Il IL hereby
named aud declared 20 be the Of
fetal newspaper OF the Village OF
Filler FOR the publication OF all or
dinancea. resolutions. notices and pa
per. OF said Village. required by law
60 be published Ia newspaper.
Passed BY the Board OF Trustees
this 18TH day OF December. A. ID.
1890.
Approved by the Chairman OF the
Board Of Trustees this 18th day OF
December. A. D.. 1890
CHAHLES McCLEAHY,
Chairman OF the Board OF Trustees
OF the Village OF Filler, Idaho.
Seal OF village OF Fiier)
ATTEST i---
W d. GifLf8,
Village Clerk
Published Ia Filler Record Decem.
ber z3rd. 1890.
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cells OF land situated in said improve
mrnt district, each lot. tract or par
eel OF land being separately assessed
for the full debt thereof. in proper
| ton 10 the benefit 10 the property ID
be benefitted. sufficient 10 cover the
total expense and cost OF such work
| or the construction OF said improve
ment. Which assessment and lien
shall also cover aud include the ex-
pense and cost OF the portion OF such
sew erage improvement made I'm space
formed by the junction or intersec-
lions OF streets and avenues. and in
the spaces opposite alleys I'm the
district To be improved and such ex-
pense and cost for the Improvement
OF such functions or Intersections
shall be borne equally by and appOr-
toned among the owners or all prom
erty. lots. tracts and parcels OF land
within the said improvement dis
trict. In proportion 10 the benefits de-
rived from the said sewerage i'm
proyement, and the cost and exDenee
thereof and the assessment roll shall
contain the assessment of such costs
and expenses against all OF said prop
erty. accordingly. and shall be a lien
thereon. Which assessment and lien
shall likewise, cover the cost and ey-
pense OF said sewerage Improvement
and the portion thereof located with
out the corporate limits OF said VII
lage. and the cost and expense OF said
disposal plant or works. In the man
ner above set out, and i'm like man
ner said cost and expense shall be-
borne and apportioned
Section 6. That the estimated cost
Of such main sewer and the said dis
nnEnl EG Of
sewerage Improvement, is, as shown
by the estimate OF the Engineer OF
The Village of Filler. (and according
10 the plans and Specifications on
'ile In the office of the Village Clerk
)f said yillage). the sum OF Thirty
wo Thousand. Five Hundred Twenty
even (s32.527.OO) Dollars.
Section z. That Wednesday, the
9th day of January. A. ID. 1921 at
he hour OF 8 o'clock L. NJ. OF said
ay. at the office of the Village Clerk.
n said Village OF Filler. Idaho, is
hereby designated as the time and
lace at which the Chairman and
'oard OF Trustees OF said Village.
viii meet and consider protests
gainst the proposed Improvement.
All persons affected by the same
re hereby notified that written pro-
ests against said Improvement must
q filed in the office OF the said VII
ige Clerk of said village, on or be-
Jre the said last above mentioned
ate.
Passed by the Board OF Trustees
MS 10th day OF December, A. ID.
ego
Approved by the Chairman OF the
GARD Of Trustees this 10th day OF
ecember, A. ID. 1920.
CHARLES McCLEARY.
Chairman of the Board OF Trustees
OF the Village OF Filler Idaho.
Seal OF Village of Filer)
TTEST:-
w. ID. GILLIS,
Village Clerk.
Published In the Filler Record De
mber card. 1920.
Published-at direction OF Clerk
scemher 3Oth. 1920. and January
h. 1921.
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nn n ORDAINED ~ tho Chairman

DE IT ORDAINED by tho Chairman
and the Board OF Trustees OF the
Village OF Filler. Idaho.
section 4 The Board OF Trustees
~ the Village % Filler, Idaho, shall
hold IL regular meetings on the sec.
ond Tuesday OF each month at the
hour Of eight o'clock y. m, In that Of.
flee aud buliding known as Philby
a Nussefa Real Estate Office. In
tho Munyon building. on Main street
% the village of Filler. which build
Ing and office L. located on tho south
side % said street about midway be
tween the cross streets OF said VIII
lake known a. Yakima Avenue and
Union Avenue. which office shall
hereafter be known a. tho Village
office
Section .. All ordinances and
parts OF ordinances In conflict here
With. aud particularly Ordinance No
4. 81 the NiilaEe of ktier. Idaho. are
hereby repealed
Passed ~ the BOARD OF Trustees
~ the Village % Filler. this 18th day
Of peeember. 1890.
Approved BY the Chairman OF the
Hoard ~ Trustees 90 the village OF
Ftier. this tsth dag OF peccmber.
1920
CHARLES McCLEARY.
Chairman 0l the Hoard OF Trustees
OF the village % Filler. Idaho /
( Seal % village % Filerl
ATTEST
" 10 GftI.i9.
Village CLERK
rubiished Ia che Filer Record. De 4
.em bef s3rd. 1890.
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Az ORDINANCE DECLARING THE
INT EkTIOS OF THE VILLAGE
or FILLER. STATE OF IDAHO.
TO CONSTRUCT A SEWERAGE
DiSfOaAL PLANT OR WORKS
FOf SAID VILLAGE 70 BE LO-
GATED WITHOUT IT'S COR
POhATE LIMITS. AND TO
CONSTRUCT A MAIN SEWER
FOR SAID VILLAGE 10 BE LO-
GATED PARTLY WITHIN AND
PARTLY WITHOUT IT'S cor
PORATE LIMITS: THAT GER
TAIN TERRITORY IN SAID VII
LACE BIZ DESIGNATED AS 10
CAL SEWER IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 4. GIVING THE
GENERAL CHARACTER Of
SUCH PROPOSED IMPROVE
MENT: DEFINING THE BOUND
ARIES or SUCH IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT; DEScRfB
ING THE PROPERTY TO BE-
Assessed FOR SUCH IN
PhOVEMENT. GIVING THE rs
TfMATED COST or SUCH pro (
POSED IMPROVEMENT, AND /
FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE /
AT WHICH PROTESTS MAY BIZ 4
FILED AND HEARD AGAINST /
SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
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ORDINANCE No. a..

AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE
TIME AND PLACE or HOLD
iNO MEETINGS OF THE BOARD
or TRUSTEES OF THE VII
LACE OF Filler. AND REPEAL
no ALL ORDINANCES IN CON.
FLICT.
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JACKSON LAKE STORAGE.

Report from Moran. Wyo.. at the
outlet Of Jaekson lake reservoir
lhOM. Ihe following eoadILlons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Notions And Toilet Goods

Fancy pins. Value 25Cc. E. o. NJ.
Sale 10c.
Necklaces. Value $3.50. f. o. NJ.
Sale 500.
Necklaces. Values $500. E. o. NJ.
Sale $3.50.
Colored crystal beads Value 800.
E. o. NJ Sale 79c.
as in. Pearl beads. Value 800. E.
o. NJ. Sale 79c.
Assortment Of Fancy pins Value SOC.
f. o. NJ Sale 39c
Bath Brushes Value $3.50. f. o. NJ.
Sale S1.1O.
Riviera Toilet Talcum. Value 25c.
f. o. NJ. Sale 1Sc.
Palm Olive cold cream. Value coo.
E. o. NJ. Sale 35c.
Palm Olive face powder. Value 3Oc.
E. o. NJ. Sale 23c.
Garden OF Allah Talcum. Value 25c.
L. o. NJ Sale lee.
Melba Talcum Value 25c. E. 0. NJ.
Sale lie.
Colgate's Toilet Water. Value 75c.
f o. NJ. Sale csc.
Belts. Value CSC. f. o. N. Sale SIC.
Belts Value 75c r. o. NJ. Sale sic.
Belts Value Csc. z. o. NJ. Sale soc.
Belts. Value 1925. Z. o. NJ. Sale
s1.OO.
Canteens. Value $500. f. o. NJ.
Sale $1,000.
Canteens. Value $1,000. E. o. NJ.
Sale $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Luggage Specials

special
locking devce $1,000 o. NJ. Sale $500
P. suitable for attaching automobile
$500. e o. NJ Sale $3.50
in V. ladies' special
E.. o. NJ. Sale $500
P. full size ady's wardrobe special Pres
entva Q. NJ. $4,000
Present z. 3276
cOwhide travelling $500
overlapping
E. O.. NJ
Many specials IN luggage in o. NJ sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29

IS IN. black Iace-au over-several
patterns Value $3.50 a yard. F. M
Sale soc a I'd.
IS in.-all over-patterns IN laoA
cream and white. Value s425. F. o.
W. Sale 7sc a yd.
SO in. wide heavy all over lace. Value
$500. f. O. NJ sale s1.3s a.yard.
IS 20 SO in. lace bouncing. cr~am and
white. Value $3.50 z. o. NJ, Sale .ssc
a yard.
Linen tarshon and cluny inserrfons
good for lingerie. trimmings. also sheet
and pillow case trimmings. Value ,25c
a I'd E o. NJ. sale 15c yard
Light colored ssQuin trimmings Zone
lott Value 500. z. o. NJ. Sale 1se
a yard.
LadieS initiated handkerchiefs.. Value
csc. f o. NJ Sale 1sc each.
Boys Khaki handkerchiefs. Value
IOc. F. O. N. Sale SC each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Wagons

Chnd's wagon-made good and
strong-size Of box 12x22 inches
Painted in bright colOrs. Gould
OF be made today for $50. z.
o. NJ. Sale CSC each.
Chud's two-wheeled carts-good
strong box-sizes 6xl0 inches.
Wheels have steel tires-natural
wood finish. Z. o. VI. Sale price
75c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Domestics And Beddings

2k yards wide Bleached Sheeting Value
csc. r. o, NJ Sale sec.
Outing Flannel Value 4Oc a yard. E.
o. NJ Sale yards 800
Dress Bingham. Value s5c yard E. o.
NJ. Sale yards for 800.
S1xso Bed Sheets Value s225. E. o.
NJ Sale S2.1s.
Blankets Value $500 and $3.50. e o.
NJ. Sale $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Dolls CSC

Five dozen Dolls, 12-lnch COM
position body. full jointed, with
blondes or lbrunettes wig. Sold
regularly at $500. E. o. ". Sale
CSC each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Silks Reduced

S5-inch Natural POngee O.
S5-inch Natural Pongee. e
3s-inch Black NJ.
Black Chiffon alue E o.
ss-inch Black Imperial E. O.
4o-inch Charmeuse NJ
s6inch Tricoete. E. o NJ.
40-inch Indesrucahe NJ
36inch Chiffon Tareta f
z. O.
4o-inch E o NJ $3s5
s2-inch Satin Shifting.
ss-nch Chiffon Popn coors black O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Sewing Tables $1.59

Folding sewing table-made OF maple
and birch-nicely finished. Top S6KIs
inches our regular $3.50 tabie-whils
hey last during the Anniversary Sale.
i1.5s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Dolls 59c

One large lot 11-irch Jointed
Character Dolls. nicely dressed in
lace trimmed striped lawns. bon
net. shoes, etc Regular price 7sc.
+. o. ". Sale eco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Dolls $1.95

One lot OF 800 Dressed Dolls
- inch full pointed body, with
wigs. lace trimmed white dress
and bonnet Sold regular at $500.
At this Z. o. n. Sale 1926.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Clothes Baskets CSC

oval splint basket IN medium and
large size-soHd bottom-good handles
Very special. Anniversary Sale price
Sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Wash Goods

s2-inch Plain Colored Zephyr Cling
ham Value CSC. Z. o. NJ. Sale 3sc.
40-inch Printed Wolfe. Georgette de-
sign. Value s1.0O. z. o. N. Sale 6sc.
45-inch Plain Colored Newport Wolfe.
Value 800. z. o. NJ. Sale sec.
4O-inch Printed Belmas Wolfe. Value
75c. Z. o. NJ. Sale 4Sc.
S2-inch Zephyr Bingham. IN plaids.
Value sec z. o. NJ. Sale 4sc
S6-inch Percale. light and dark
grounds. Value soc F. o. VI. Sale
$50
36-inch Madras Skirting, In fancy
stripes. Value 800. +. o. NJ. Sale zee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Draperies And Curtains

Remnants OF Net Marquisette. Gre
tonne at half price.
Short lengths OF Nets and Cretonnes
IA of.
I-3 of on single pair Curtains
Sash curtains finished length l yard;
OF hemsutched Marquisette. CSC pair
Good quality 6-point filet net at 3sc.
Small patterns
Colored bordered scrjm. soc quality
f. o. NJ Sale 3Sc.
Marquisette Curtains with three inch
val. lace banding and edge. $3.50 value.
E. O. NJ. Sale $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Wool And Silk Remnants Reduced

Our entire stock of Wool and Silk of the marked
price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Creepers
Girls Bingham Dresses
Children's Sweaters

copenhagen red.
o.
S4.75 value E. o. NJ. Sale $500.
Girls all
o. NJ.
va O. NJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Millinery

Trimmed hats. Values up 20 $500.
F. o. NJ. Sale $2.75.
Tailored hats Values up TO $500.
r. o. NJ. Sale s4.75.
All Knox hats greatly reduced.
Trimmed hats. Values up TO $3.50.
+. o. VI. Sale 1915.
Special patterns. Values up TO $500.
Z. o. NJ. Sale $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Dresses

Dresses in Georgee Crepe de Chimes Satns Taetas Coors
brown $500 and $45 90 value. E. O. M
Sale $500.
Dresses Georgette Tafeta and Tricoette $1,000 and
$3.50 values. E O. NJ Sale $500
$500 and $500 Tafeta Georgee Dresses in navy
black and brown E 0. NJ. Sale $45
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Georgette Crepe At $3.50 Per Yard

of have
each E O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-29
Skirts

slo75 Skirts navy and black serges E O. NJ Sale $775
$375 Skirts stripes plain plaid extra and regular
E. o. M. Sale 1915.
$l375 and $500 Skirts in plaid black seges,
poplns taetas and jerseys Regular and sizes E NJ
$1O.75
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23

beat that little Lehigh team this after
noon. And the Presidents will find that
this will be no picnic Army should
take care Of Tufts easily.
Among the smaller colleges there are
some spicy contests scheduled. Brown
will meet the forward passing team of
Springfield College, and should be kept
busy in winning; Williams viii be en-
countering Trinity at Williamstown,
Amherst will play Union and Lafayette
Will take on Catholic.
Penn and Pennsylvania State prob
ably will not be extended in defeating
Virginia Poly and Lebanon Valley, re-
spcctiyely, although the Virgnians
have scored thousand points, more or
less, in their various games this year.
The Maine State series will start to-
day with Maine meeting Bates and
Colby playing Bowdoin. In the West
there are several fine meetings on the
card, most prominent being the Chi
cago- Iowa tussle, which should be
whale; the Michigan-lllinois struggle,
which probably viii result in another
victory for the Illini, and the Notre
Dame Valparaiso game. Valparaiso is
the eleven which was beaten by IIar-
ward recently. Notre Dame will be
here next week to meet the Army.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Centre Players
Drill i'm Stadium
Before Bic Game
From special Correspondent

CAMBRIDGE Mass. Oct. 22.-Had
the Praying Colonels lived up to
their reputation they would have knelt
down this afternoon and thanked the
Lord that their long thirty-hour ride
from Danville had ended. But they
did no such thing Instead, they clam
ored to be taken to the Harvard Sta
dunn, where the big game Of the local
season is arranged tor tomorrow after
noon. "Uncle Charley' Moran fed them
up after there had been q general
scrubbing OF faces and hands. A siesta
followed. and toward late this after
noon the Center team had its first
glance at Harvard's big playing field.
The Arlington Hotel, where the vls-
ltors put up, was crowded with fans
VINO had learned of their past reputa-
tion. Even Soldiers Field contained a
talr-slzed crew to see them pass from
the locker building into the Stadium.
Coach Moran is well known as a Ma
tlonal League umpire. He played foot
ball originally on the old Nashville A.
=. team. He Was a 10 Us seconds man
and, With George Staliings, of the Bos-
TON braves, played d great game He
lives at Horse Cave, Ky. His son.
lom, is member of the Centre squad
ne senior Moran came to see his boy
early IN 1917 and was prevailed to stay
and act as head coach. Since that time
Centre has had a clean slate. Moran
says mach or the success OF the team
is due to Bob Meyers, the unpaid d-
rector of athletics at Centre, and Bob
places the blame on Charley
Among the players who have made
Centre nationally known college are
Captain "Bo' McMillin, quarterback;
"Red" Weaver, center, members of
most all-American elevens in 1919. and
"Red' Roberts, fullback, also Of all
American caliber. McMlllin' is quietly
confident of his powers, and has de-
clared that he VIII score more points
than all the Harvard team and his own
eleven combined.
Last year he made somewhat SINH
lar proposal at the University of Viz
Glnla and made good DO" weighs l75.
Weaver 1873 and Roberts 1888 Weaver
IS magic kicker Of goals and a streng
defensive player. Roberts works wei
with MeMlllin and is the drop kicker of
the team.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Two Regulars Missing
In Line-Up of n. Y. u.

New York Univepsity's football team
viii moet the Hamsltea College eleven
to-day in their annual gridirsn battle
at Cllntc--, N Y. The Violet squad
ie1t ye erday morning, staying last
hlght IN Utica, and will go on to Clin-
ton THIS morning.
Wits two regulars on the side lines.
the n. Y: I. eleven is somewhat hawaii
capped. Levin viii be unable to plav.
due to his injured hip, which has No.
yet healed. Ryan, the fullback, viii
also be ont with shoulder Which he
spTsiAed T,s IN the Weslewas game.
Inc New York line-up viii be as fol-
.o",s, LOWS: ADAMS, left end Horrigan, left
sarhiei tari i,a 1uney' left guard; Brin, CEN
toct,o. teli nogar, p right guard; Pitt, right
quarterback; Sherry, left halfhae,.' aJ'''
W. sMsel1nhelmer, e1 right halfback; Jackson
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Five Undefeated Conference
Elevens Face Test To-day

Michigan would tighten the race, for
Iilinois is looked upon as having an
excellent chance to retain the cham
pionshlp won last year.
llllnois IS expected to use its regular
variety of open and close" play. VITA
of-tackle dashes predominating. the
type of attack which won from Iowa
last Saturday. Michigan's strength is
unknown, for it opens it's conference
season tomorrow. 1t has. however
showed good scoring ability in practice
games against weaker teams.
Wisconsin has been looked upon with
respect by all conference teams since
ITS q to defeat Of Northwestern last
week. and has shown a rapid. slashing
attack. which is almost irresjstible
when the team is in form. Ohio State
owns victory over Perdue, and also
plays the fast open game
Chicago has defeated Purdue. while
Iowa, after defeating Indiana. lost TO
Illinois. Iowa. however, is not CON
sidered weak, and there appears little
to choose between the two teams.
All the other conference teams have
oF days and will continue practice for
aext weeks contests.