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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

our missionary assistance for their
maintenance. Among the best known
are spelman, Hartshorn, Mather, Virgil
mia Union, Benedict, Morehouse, Shaw
and Roger william.
More than 5000 students yearly at
tend these schools. They receive an edu-
cation which ranges from the seventh
grade thru college. More than 1900 men
and women have completed their full
education in these institutions.
The list of professions they have en-
tered states, the report, is very interest
ing: 1886 graduates are teachers, TAI
are preachers, $40 are physicians, 15I
are farmers, ~ prahmaeists, ~. saWi
ye1S. 10 merchants, 80 nurses and 81
areS foreign missionaries.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Opportunity is horse bridled and
saddled. The knock comes at every
door once in lifetime. If ready
mount-and it will carry you to sue.
cess and honor. Hesitate but a mo-
ment and it is gone - and the clat-
ter of its iron hoofs echoing down the
course of time reminds you forever OF
what you have lost.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

The Tasmanian Trio, were
South side play house, with "a
lesque show this week.
S. r. Dudley, is very busy tn
days looking after his great Giro
Dudley is doing great work for
performers, opening a way by VIII
they can produce and play their &C
He will soon make a tour of the
cult.
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THE MONOGRAM,

Billy Kings 1ttIe company OF play
crs are presenting this week farce
comedy entitled "fIis Nephew's Ba-
by" headed by Cliff Ross, a fine come
dian. Pretty girls and good music
and comedy make the eveing one of
real pleasure.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

The Four Harmony Kings, those
wonderful opponents of harmony,
played the Riviera Theatre in Chicago
last week and cored hundred per
cent record. The Elite of this exclu-
sive neighborhood, were SO we'll
pleased with the Kings that the man.
agement has given them a return
date to be played in three weeks.
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Ollie Burgoine and her harem oirl
are rehearsing their act at the
Halls, in the loop. Maurice Gil
valid, the producer is putting the
in condition to play his Circuit.
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Melody Mart

Daniel A. Parker, trap drummer at
the Grant Theatre for the past four
years, died at his home on the West
Side, on Saturday night last. Mr.
Parker has been i'll for the past year,
but just recently taken to his bed
He was member of the Musicians
Local No. 208.
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THE VENDOME

Wednesday and Thursday, May 9Th
and 6th--fioudini in Terror Island"
smashing mclodrama. Sec Houdini
escape from a nailed up box forty
fathoms under the water. Friday and
Saturday, 7th and 9Th. Paulina Ere
derrick in 1.-THE Woman in Room 49,"
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THE PHOENIX.

Coming Thursday May 9th - Tom
Mix in "The Speed Maniac" Saturday
May 9Th, Leah Baird and James Nor
rison in "The Window Opposite" Sun
day, May 9th, Bert Lytell in "The
Right of Way"
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DAVE PEYTONS GREAT STAGE REVIEW
With the Actors

Jerome Johnson and Billy Starko,
are having success with their new act.
They are placed next to closing on
all the bills and hold that spot with
much credit. They will soon leave
on a big time route.
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THE STATES.

Thursday and Friday, May 7th and
9Th, the management will present
one of the races best photo plays
Loyal Hearts acted by an all col
orcd cast starred by Sidney P. Dones
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Jerry Mills will stage the Great
Musical Comdy Play 1.-THE Man From
BAN" to be produced at the Grand
Theatre in the near future.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Dunbar's Old Time Darkies, COM
posed of Geo. Conley, tenor, Ed Good
Bar, End tenor, Ions Johnson, bari
tone and John Turner, bass, are in the
city for a three day lay-off They
play the last half of the week at Ter
re Haute, Indiana.
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Scene From "BROADWAY RASTUS"

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posing. | specialize in creative melo-
dies for your poem! Phone Central
1894.
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Bobby Kemp, the actor is fast re.
covering from his recent illness and
win soon be back in harness.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Ralph Brown, the Saxophone artist
with Broadway Rastus Co., is an ac-
complished musician and halls from
the Sunny South.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

w. A. Berry, financial secretary of
Musicians Local No. 208, is gradually
improving. He recently underwent
serious operation.
Raymond A. Whitsitt, cornetist Of
The Grand Theatre Orchestra, is agai
The Grand Theatre Orchestra is
again back on the job. He was indis-
posed for a week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Dave Peyton has opened his new
Studios in the Loop End Building,
State and Lake Street and will be
glad to render first class service in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Cigars Band, will play the Mum
cipal Pier this summer.
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Princeton Wins ut Soccer.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Nov. O.
Princeton defeated Harvard at socc,r
today. 5 to l.
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RICHMOND'S BIG
GRIDiR0N CONTEST
Is WON BY TECH

1continued From First Pnee)
- Spiders, ~ttei'.oi into IN, limo
J Eht on this ..i,S. He drew back in
kick formation but when he caught
the ball two Techmen were covering
him. Dodging them s%killfully. Jones
cut the ball loose TO Carter for
~twenty-seven yards and the hcfty
tackle ran seven more before being
downed.
Parrish. lowered in physic and in
play over hls team mates. yet his
game was little in advance Of the
others OF the driving eleven from
Blacksburg. Using his basket bail
experience to n wonderful advantage.
the big end repeatedly leaped above
the mass OF players and tool for
Ward passes out OF the air. The
Spiders got little chance to star.
Carter n Jones showing zip well:
however. the lighter Red and Blue
team. rs n whole In TO be commended
for its ann OF defense and attack
against the odds. Had It no been
for the goal made by Tech on the
blocked kick a different light would
h. thrown on the contest.
Heislcr started things going with
. k!ckon to sutton. to the l2-yarl
line. sutton returning lS-yards.
Wallace and Martin In three charges
made ten yards. Sutton got I. one,
Martin I'VE and Martin four more,
both hrst downs being barely made.
wallace got 1--WE and Snead downed
hifn In his tracks on the next play.
sutton hit the left wing for four yards
and Il pass. Lybrook to Sutton for
eight yards. made another first down.
Wallace tried right tackle for seven
yards. Martin got one through GEN.
ter. sutton was held for one and one
half through left tackle, but wallace
completed the first down with two
over left guard. Sutton at left, Mar
tin over center. and Wallace again
ripping through left tackle, made
another first down. The Spiders left
wing held Martin for two yards but
Wallace gained five through right,
II being third down and the ball two
yards from goal. The center OF the
line yielded one yard 10 Sutton and
when he tried the Spiders right wing
IL stopped him with the same short
gain. the ball laying on the final line.
wallace kicked the goal. Tech
showing her supremacy but the
spiders showing a tenacious defense.
Wilkins Returns Eight Yards.
Crisp sent a grounded kickoff to
wilkins on the thirty-ya-d line. the
full returning eight yards. An OF
side penalty lost the Spiders five
yards. Jones got n yard on an
tempt run around right end and
Zeigler followed with a seven-yard
gain through right tackle. Jones
added three more and Broaddus was
FORCED to punt. Parrish blocked the
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NAVY ELEVEN DEFEATS
TEAM FROM WASHINGTON
GRy Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. e.-The
Annapolis midshipmen. with a
heavier and more powerful line
gradually wore down Georgetown In
a brilliantly played game here today
and won, 81 to s.
Georgetown got away to a whirl-
wind start, within Two minutes after
the arst kickoff the Navy punted
10 Georgetowns' siXty-fve-yard line,
On the first lineup. Flnvin, George
towns brilliant left half back, tore
through the left side OF the Navy
line. eluded the secondary defense
and sprinted Gfty-sevcn yards to 4
touchdown. This was the most spec
;aculnr play OF the game.
The Middics were held in check
until the opening OF the second
period when. after working the ball
within striking distance, n double
pass to Mckee resulted in 4 touch
down.
In the final period, the rapid pace
set by the Middies told heavily on
Georgetown, and the Navy backs
ripped their line asunder and twice
more crossed the goal line In quick
succession.
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punt and chased the bounding ball
10 the on"-yard line where he fell on
1t. The Spiders held sutton TO no
gain. which he followed with 81 drive
at center, placing the ball two yards
over. Wallace kicked this goal also.
Crisp on the next kickon Kicked
out first to the left and ;hcn To the
right. tho ball being given to the
Spiders on their own forty-yard line.
Ear~ick broke through and threw
Jones for Il six yard loss. and after
Xicgler had hit left ackie for two
yards. the quarter ended.
Starting the quarter OH their thir-
ty-s!x the Spiders tried u pass. which
Sutton broke up. Brouddus punted
TO Lybrook on Techs t~hirty-siX, Ly-
brook returning thirteen yards. Here
another stand by the Red and Blue
caused Tech to punt.
Iybrook punted to Sncad on his
~fiftecn-yard line. but before Sncad
received the bali Parrish tackled him
and a fifteen yard penalty put the
ball on the Spiders thirty-yard line.
Techs of side gave the ho:nc team
Ave more Shafer then intercepted
Jones pass and was downed In his
tracks on the Spiders forty-nve-yard
lire.
Sutton then made thirteen yards
around right end. Lybrook and SUIT
ton made thirteen more BY bucking
the right and left sides OF the line.
Martin got but two through center
AMI Snead intercepted Lybrook's pass
on the Spiders twenty. Zeiglcr went
through right tackle for ive yards.
An incomplete pass followed and
Broaddus puntcd 10 Sutton on his
~firty-lre, he returned eleven yards.
sutton gained three J. ore through
the left side and n penalty threw
them back five yards. Then a pass
Lybrook to Sutton Melted seventeen
yards. Martin and Sutton on four
drives Just made frs; down. Five
s@ort gains missed a first down and
the bal went over to the Spiders.
They punted Immediately. Jones and
Carter. downing Lybrook In his
tracks and l.. half was over.
Dobson took his squad to the club
the west fence. where the respective
coaches prepared their charges for
the final half and where the battling
warriors caught their breath. before
large block of supporters among the
s, 900 spectators that witnessed the
contest. they pulling for the Red and
Blue from the grand stand. while
Techs local contingent assembled in
the bleachers opposite and chcered
their favorites.
Spiders Make One Substitution.
The teams faced each other at the
start of the second half with only
one substitution being made-Munancy
going in for Snead, while Snead was
shifted 10 full for Towill. who a
previously suhed for wilkins, as the
latter was Knocked out.
Crisp started the ball rolling with
4 kickoff to the Spiders on their
twelve, and the Red and Blue brought
II oack &c the twerty-siX. Jones lost
eight yards for Richmond when he
fuInb!ed en- kic formation. After
! W yards were gained, Broaddus
kicked to Lybrook on the locals for
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t~y-seren. and the visiting quarter was
owned IN his tracks.
Five p~lungcs by the Tech back
iic.d covered twenty-five yards and
placed the bal! on the Spiders TWEEN
ty-ilTe-yard line. y hve-yarh off-side
penalty followed. and after sutton
made four yards through right tackle.
iNlevesahl and Robins threw Martin
back five yards. Broaddus then wise
~ placed himself and intercepted n
short pass and was downed on his
W thirty-onc-yard line. Mahaney
made a good drive OF FIVE yards NJ
bic by Mahancy, Tech recovering on
me Spiders forty-ilvc-yard line.
Sutton got but one yard at right
tackle. taking the next bali. however,
Tor twelve yards OF left tackle.
Sna!cr then got two yards and Mar
hrst by Inches. One drive at the
Spiders right wing and two at CEN
ter nnttcd only six yards for Tech.
but the cadets changed the style OF
play on the mex, try, Lybrock tossing
the bail from the Spiders eleven
yard line over the heada OF the charg-
ing teams, Parrish lea ping high for
the ball and stepped over the line
for Techs third touchdown. Shafcr
kicked goal.
Crisp kicked OF again, Sncad taking
the ball on his ave-yard line and
s2rinting back twenty-three yards.
- pah pass py nllllnbhanl. evidently
caused by one of the lincIncn. on n
l~inc-Shift play, getting in place slow
~, lost cle!en yards for the Dob
sonites. Jones was held TO no gain
on an attempt 10 20 around right
enc. B~roaddus then punted from his
seventeen to sutton on the Spiders'
lorty-three. sutton allowing the bali
10 touch his ha Id without grasp
Ing IL; Snead recovering. Mhhancy
GOT TWO yards on isl tackle. bur
holding by n Spider caused a dftccu-
yard penalty against the Spiders.
Jones Works Forward Pass.
Jones then pol the ball! and run
men upon him when he checked
himself. Quickly si~de-stepping these
two men. he shot the ball fast and
icng 10 Carter, near the sidc-line,
eut twenty-seVen yards up the field.
Carter added seven more before being
downed. 1t was tho Spiders
flash that came near flaming, as My
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one Techman stood between Carter
hnH me goa! when he caught the
ball. this man checking him suf-
nc!cntiy to allow others to come up.
Icigier's outside gained nothing and
after n Vineyard penalty against tho
Hn'aerS ,uuarier ended with Ii bail
torty-two-yard Zine.
Resi- broke up an attempt at pass
Ing and then after LybrooS had prac-
tically Intercepted "a long pass by
ground. failing "a secure 1t. Broaddus
runted to I.yhrook on his nineteen
end the Spider ends were so hot af-
ter the ball that Lybrook got hut
two yards on the return. Lyhrook
Immediately returned the punt. the
receiving Spider being Owned in his
held Richmond hat-footed and l!road-
duS. punteh from his "r~." ne /"
,vbrook on the twenty-five. the
quarter not being downu,. -.
returned twelve yards.
right tackle. but sutton was held
Tor nothing hy the same side. An
Up. then followed, I.ybrook punt!ng
to Tow!ll III his thirty-two. where
Resi- recovered the ball. Towill fall
ing to get his hooks into the pig
rowin RECEIVERS Fumbie.
M.rt!h M iei. Tor two yards and
iwo-yard gain over the same sec
ton. Lybrook and Parrish then
completed another OF their short
passes. gaining seven yards. II be-
gan to look Ike another Poly touch
down. but Martins next plunge at
IN" linc sent. the ball through the
scr!mmage minus n carrier and To-
VIII wrapped his body around the
ball on his own Vineyard line,
punt was received by Ly-
brook onS,thc Spiders forty-avc and
he came back fourteen yards, but
vent out OF the. game on the play
from injuries. sutton changed to
quarter and NJ. r. Jones filled the
vacancy. Martin was then given the
ball on four successive plays, on
" hich he gained fifteen yards. SUIT
ton added two more to this gain.
hut here Tech was halted as Sutton
failed to gain and Carter broke UP n
oass. the Spiders taking the ball for
;hc secon time on downs.
Immediately punted 10
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ROANOKE DEFEATED BY
TIGERS IN STAR CANE
Hampden-Sidncy Wins Hard
Fought Struggle by, the
Score OF Ii In

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1 a
HAMPDEN-SfDNEY. VA..S NOV. G.
In one of the best games seen bere
this season the Tigers oday defeated
Roanoke by the core of IA 70 Z. Dnr-
ing the first half neither team was
tbie TO push his pigskfn over the
line for 4 touchdown. and the plays
ing was marked by muCh punting on
the part of both clevcns.i Insthe third
quarter Britain. the Tiger. tight end.
received Il forward pass md ran down,
the field for t~hirty-hve yards for the
Initial touchdown. In the last QUAR-.
ter Roanoke took the ball down the
,ieia on a series Of terrific limo
.toanoke's right half back,a pushed
the leather yer the line for. q GOAL.
Mnh.er kicked the goal. 49,
After being penalized fifteen. yards
two plays, the Tigers lost the bail
or downs. Roanoke fuinbied. Cap.
! rasea -Ad aams %r ,bs acla ne ,Ra,l and
yards, but was dropped Within five
Yards of the goal. On the next play
smith tore around Roanokets loft
himself TO be there with, a healthy
Toe and KICK q MS SerN-i1' yr< n
Mailer and Bradley d. dsYs1e good,
csivins Il s99 p assnos ssce the f didttef aI re-,
$1,000 q u ~
Intercepted two passes Ind gained
fifteen yards on each. Many other
good plays featured the game. Adams.
with his spectacular run .d0wn the
Held for iifty-tive yards; Brittafn,si
catch OF a forward pass and Smith
shined with some great nd runs
Day made some remarkable TIA ckles.
The offensive work OF bo.,-the Tigers.
ends was one of the outstanding fea.
lures of the game. Sands,tne 1.scrsS
star center, broke through.H toanokess
line and threw the runreyT for IA LOGS
several times. Although S,e Tigers.
were outwcighed five poundst TO a
a they managed tn hue their or
ponents down to their .oypstiae and
THE lineup: sfSN 4
Roanoke. PositionSe rSt IA e
Gans.........right d...... Britain
Neese tcart.) right tackle. 80. !Sagar,
Gorbin......right guard. ~ I. Lyle
ItaWkins 80. center 81 SsN Sands
Sutivan.....lcft guardS.SGS Fuouai
Mahle .......left end. ....... aaE1n2
Caiwall 49,. Quarter back. Fleming
Grey.........rlght half,..... DAY
FRAY halrS.. Smith
bradberry bacS ,.R, Johnson,
Substitutes: .Ronaons COLLEGE
Morrison. Sisscll, IIite: Hampden- Sid
ney-Adams. ~Brcneman, sAlaya, n.
Johnson. Umpire, HarHSbrS w. & Il
Referee. Sampson 6. EcAdslinesmans
Saunders. w. $. y. a. -
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fcrty-yard-line and the ball came
BACK ten yards. Tech lost two wards
on q penalty for taking time OUT and
TWO forward passes failed, one of
which Price broke up. Sutton gaiuca
wv" yards over right guard ana Tech
'r'cd Tor tire. points by the place.
hlcnt KICK route. The ball was we'll
directed by Wallace, but IL Iacked
power and fell ten yards short. roll.
ing behind the goal and c~onseuuen;-
~ being the Spiders on their twenty
Towtii was thrown for n six-yarl
ioS by Saunders and Broaddus punt
ed To his thirty-eight. the bali re-
iithed eleven yards by w. Tilson.
o t's'h hSn then intcrseptsd z pass and
WI! was thrown for four yards.
Bfoaddus booted to the nifty var /.
,;ie from where w. Tiison romped to
'ht thlrty-thrce and the game ended.
Line.up and summary:
=. or x. Position. Y. p r
Brohddus ......lcft nd.. PARRISH
c,r, tCaptain.J
Kiewesahl. LETT guard. ......Re
Mliitngham.. center ...IIardwick
sriSe.;......r!ght guard. 49,. Sheretz
iIHtuSkois'....risht tackle. Crisp.
I"nes...'...quartcr back. Lybrook
.......ieft half. 49,. sutton
wilkins. ......fuil back. Martin
EeiSter......riGht half. 49,. Wallace
summary: Touchdowns-Sutton. .:
parrish. Goals from touchdown-
Wallace, =; Schaerer. (suD. for Wal
lacc).
Score by quarters:
T. Of r'....''''...ld Q 3-2i
Substitutions by Richmond-First
Quarter, none: second quarter. TO-
VIII for Wilkins; third quarter. Ma
htooker Tor klcvesahl. Bethel for VIII
:inEham; fourth quarter. Towtll for
Mahaney. Cutchins for Robins. Towill
ior Jones and spencer For Towill.
For w. l.. I.-First quarter. none;
second quarter, Shafcr for Wallace:
third quarter. Wilson for Carpenter;
i"urth quarter. Carpenter for VIII
SON Saunders for Resh. w. Wilson
lor Shater, NJ. +. Jones for Sutton
ana sutton for Lybrook.
Oi"clals--Gooch, Virginia. referee;
Graham. w. & L., umpire: Jones. .Au-
burn. head i!nesiman. Time OF quar-
terS, 10 minutes each.
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DAVIES WORK FEATURES
VICTORY OF PITTSBURGH
[Ry Associated prrssI

i..diyidual brilliance Of Half Back
Davies may be attributed largely the
victory of the University of Pitts
hurgh over the University Of Penn
sylvania on franklin Field today by
the score of 81 to u. Davies. rcceiv-
ing "a kickoff In the second period.
flashed through the entire Red and
Blue team ninety yards for "A touch
down. II is the secon tim this
ieat has been accomplished at Penn
E%!Vania this season. Another spec
iacu!ar moment Davies Intercepted n
forward pass and dashed from mid
field I FOR a score. He scored II of
Pitts rurgh's points.
Grave. the Red and Rluc End. was
the shining light of the losers. his
defensive work being excellent.
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George Stallings Quits
as M mayer CT Braves

HoSTON. Nov. 1.-The r~sIrnn-
a.un D. George StnlIinEs nv man
niger Of the ItuatOt Sntion,I Isnm,,n
hnscbnn team was 10
nlEht ny Walter r.. HupgOod, busi-
ncsS manager OF the club. StnII-
lnEs mud been with the Hrnye. for
cISnt years. Ills Inst nve-ycnr
eon'l"'t expired this fall. No
milton md no Stntcn,cnt ,yns mnJ.
ms to Stni in..' ,,turr m
ii"nHood said TINT n new
pr"hnbly would he elected made
Of n month.
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Texas Owner Would
A Lesi Live Action
In, A.nocla,ed I,re,..l

ESr. WORTH, TEXAS, Nov. g.
John Croker, owner Of the Houston
franchise Of tho T'eNRr i.eaxuc, nm
nounced mt the annual meeting OF
the league here today. that mn ef-
fort would be made to have n
Texas Lrxixlatu arc, at its next scs-
sion, ennct u law making IL a fell
ony to oncr n ball player money
to "thrOw" n game.
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wooaberry ncnts Ei.hhu-n.

Especial 10 The Tin,essPiApItch.J
In a curtaln-raiser to the Virginia.
Georgia game, Woodberry Forest de-
feated ~Fishburne. I to 0. III the first
quarter Mountcastle, OF WoSdberry.
a touchdown. lie also kickeai koai.
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III Va, Nov. 6.-I)f-
ilcial returns from Tuesdays cleo
ton in Amherst county, show that
state Constitution lost In that coun-
" by a vote OF 500. for and 62S
against. Compulsory education
amendment carried, SAG to SIS. The
other amendments received prncticai-
~ tie votes In that county. h Of
hcial vote for Cox was 1894: Hard
ing. l6S.
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Oklahoma Trnc,icaux Chnasaio..

NORMAN, OKLA. Nov. 6.-.The Unt-
versity of Oklahoma practically won
the Missouri Valley ConfereaSa foot
ball championship here todaYsby de-
teating. the University OF KANSAS, 81;
to 9. 1t was the frs: defcaS4of the
season for the Jayhawkers and the
second conference victory for Okla-s
homa. III
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Ell Runner. WIN.

EH Runners Win.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Nov. g.
Yale triumphed owe Harvard In the
annual "cross-country run today. l6
TO Al. The race was over the Bel
mont course. n distance OF six miles.