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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
CO. NEWS BY
CORRESPONDENTS
VAYLAND

August Schilling and his mother,
Mrs. A. w. F. Schilling autoed from
Pierre Wednesday and spent the bal
ance of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Snyder and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lacy returned
Thursday from their visit at Algood,
Tennessee.
Mrs. Ernest Gaddow entertained a
large party of ladies Thursday after
noon at a miscellaneous shower for
Mrs. Roy Snyder, who is the latest
bride in this vicinity.
Miss Lucille Noble is home from ID,
w. u. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Lloyd went to
Highmore Thursday as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Hanon, former
iy of this place.
Zane Hanson spent Friday morning
shopping at Huron.
F. ID. Peterson made a short bust
ness call at vayland Wednesday in the
interest of his oil station.
Misses Era and Nora Mccormick
spent Sunday at the home of Miss
Ruth Thompson in st. Lawrence.
Merry Christmas program at school
house Thursday evening, December 20.
1920. Everybody welcome. Come.
Mr.. Harry Costello spent several
days the past week at Bancroft and
WATERFOWL and Huron looking after
business matters.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
CHURCHES TO
CELEBRATE XMAS
Programs To Be Given BY Sunday
Schools

The various churches of the city
will hold their usual Christmas pro-
grams Friday evening, December "a.
Following are the programs render
ed by the Sunday Schools.
M. L. Church
The Christmas exercises of the NJ.
e. church will begin at $3.50.
Opening Chorus-School.
observation-disclosures Ross.
Recitation-Evelyn Jensen.
Recitation-Jane McCullen.
Christmas Wishes-Primary Depart
GIent.
Observation-Disclosures Richardson.
A few words from the pastor.
Offering for China's Suffering Chill
Gren.
Exercise-Mrs. Frahm's class.
Reading Irene Frahm.
Boys Chorus.
Pantomine 1.-THE Christmas Story
Good Night Song-Duet.
There will be a Christmas Tree as
part of the decorations.
Presbyterian Church
Christmas Carol-Three Glasses.
Prayer--Mr. F. d. Greene.
Recitation-"Just Before Christ
mas"-Waliace Bohning.
Observation-Disclosures the Stock
lngs"-Bethel Anderson.
Christmas Pageant-Primaries and
Juniors.
Christmas Stars-Gwendolin Weber.
Santa Claus Herald-Calvert Simons.
Song-"Christmas Waits"-Helen
Mcconnell and Mary Simons.
Santa Claus has wirelessed that he
will be there to see the big Christmas
tree and-hush-herl have his big
sack packed full.
st. Anne's Catholic Church
Christmas will be observed in st.
A1ne's Catholic Church with the cele-
bration of High Mass at midnight, and
again at IL. 80 on Christmas morning
providing weather conditions do not
-snder impossible an early return af-
ter the Washington mission.)
At each service a sermon will be
delivered by the pastor. an organ pre-
Jude, Leonard's complete mass in e
fat, and Adeste Fideles at the offer
tory will, be sung by a choir of twelve
mixed voices, assisted by Miss Thelma
Carver on the violin.
A cordial welcome is extended to
the public.
Rev. d. j. Quillan, Pastor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
Hand Co. Post American
Legion Elects Officers

At a Meeting Of the Hand County
Pest of the American Legion, held
tuesday evening. the following Of
ficcrs were elected:
Post Commander-W. ID. Johnson.
Post Vice COM. l.. Ewing.
Post Adjutant-L. K. Jones.
Post Finance Officer-G. C. Reynolds
Post Historian-W. e. Spain.
Post Chaplain-Rev. r. K. Roberts
Insurance Officer-Albert Nelson.
Americanization Oficer-M. ]. Butte
Three additional officers were elect
Cd on executive committee. They are
Gordon Huntley.' Robt. Scott and Don.
aid McCulien.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
new HOTEL TO
OPEN dec. 18TH
1T. Lawrence Hotel Up.To-Date In
Every Respect

The new hotel at st. Lawrence will
have its opening Tuesday evening,
December 2Sth. The building is fire.
proof. steam heated with hot and cold
water in every room and strictly mo-
dern hotel in this part of the state.
Chas. Justice, of Tulsa, Okla, has
leased and furnished it with all new
up-to-date furnishings.
The opening will be in the form of
a banquet, dance and songs. Irons
Orchestra Of Huron will be in charge
CT the music to which everyone is
cordially invited. The price of tickets
Will be $t75.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
Bauer Found Not Guilty

Two cases have been disposed of in
Circuit Court this week. Winfield
Raer charged with rape was found not
Bauer charged with rape was found
not guilty. Alfred Smith, charged with
Ping store robbery last May was tried
the first of the week and his case went
to the jury Wednesday evening.
Guilty was the verdict returned.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
LODGES HOLD
INSTALLATION
New Officers For Ensuing Year In
stalled

The local Masonic bodies completed
the installation of their officers for the
coming year, Tuesday evening, when
the Order of the Eastern Star held
their installation.
A six o'clock dinner was given to
the members of the Eastern Star and
their husbands Tuesday evening at the
lodge room. The tables were effec-
lively decorated in holiday colors, and
a company of over 20 sat down
tc a bountiful dinner.
Following the dinner. degrees were
conferred on three new members.
year were installed.
Laura Fick-W. M.
G.. c. Briggs-W. p.
Mamie Schmieter-A. nj.
Luverna Wilson-Sec'y.
Martha Tamblyn-Cond.
Marguerite Waite-A. Cond.
Cora Kane-Treas.
Jessie Templeton-Adah.
Ethyl Parsons-Ruth.
Ruth neutrality-suspicious..
Marian Tarleton--Martha.
Myrtle Dornberger-Electa.
Mrs. Bard-Chaplain.
Vera Peterson-Marshall.
Dollie acknowledgements.
Mae Snoddy-Warder.
Richie Schriver-Sentinel
The Chapter held their installation
ceremonies Wednesday, December Is,
and the following officers were INSTALL
ed.
Louis Manning H. p.
Il. A. Kane-K.ng.
John Douglass-Scribe.
James Bard Treas.
g. c. Briggs-Sec'y.
{. =. -Ericksen-C. ii
Richie Schriver-P. S.
II. M. Sno1dy-R. A. G.
A. A. Friemark LIST V.
III. A. Carl-2nd V.
Ralph Sedam-3rd v.
Gordon Rudd-Sentinel.
The Blue Lodge installed their Of
hcers Friday evening. Following are
their names:
Ralph Sedam--W. M.
Omer Erb-S. w.
o. II. Flick w.
J. Il. Bard-Treas.
G. c.. Briggs-Sec'y.
III. M. Sncddy-S. u.
x. Schriver-J. ID.
r. A. Kane, s. S.
l.. o. Reck-J. S.
G.. w. Rudd-Tyler.
Robert Sedam-Installing officer.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
Continuous western Union Service

Beginning Thursday, December %,
there viii be continuous telegraph SER
vice at the depot.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23

Preparations are going forward for
the popular Annual Fremen's Pro-
gram and ball to be held at the Opera
House New Years eve. Posters and
programs will be out next week and
ticket statesmen will canvas the bust
ness places Of Miller.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23

The Miller School District advertise
in this weeks Press an election to
vote bonds to take outstanding war
rants. The amount to be voted is $33.-
900 and election will be held on Sat-
urday, January 1znd.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-23
lars was given. The contributions by

High School-56.S0. Total $101.90
We feel mighty proud Of this grand
C contribution knowing that it has
meant giving up of something in order
that it may be done.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

play on their 2o-yard linz trench
circled PARIS end for S y9rls. Law
renee made it first down ol Army s
36-yarl line after which sinythe
smashed his way through for d three
yard gain Wlhide was stopped
without gain and smythe was thrown
saok BY the entire right site II the
Mddies scrimmage wing
Navy Snlashcs TO Arrays 10
Frenc:l put Zip another high punt
which Vent for short distance, and
the Sailors resumed their attack from
Army.s 45-yard line hoyes split
Arlnys right wing for 1yarl gain
before he vas checked by snnythe in
the secondary defense. Nays bait
sering ram then made its afs down
On Army 40-yard line
conroy tossed a forward mass e
Koehler fos an eight-yard gain The
anne player hipped his Way etween
larke and Green for another first
own on the Cadets 30yara line when
he period ended Score Army. o.
savy, o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

ler. failed to gain when stores PROD
er!y diagnosed The play ana spiilel
the la1l carrier for the loss Of yard
Moves plowed through the West Point
line for another first down being
hauled down by Ebersole
MIddles Push Onward
Richards replaced smythe as right
half-back for Army and with first
down on the Soldiers 24yarl ltQf
Navy resumed its march toward s..'i
ond touchdown Moves with a pre}y
lodging run. shot through Mulligan
for eight yards.
MIddles Lose On tumble
Conroy added enough ground e
make 1t Navy first down on the
Cadets 14-yard line, White stopped
Noyes in the latters rush at hi nos
ton, and In the fast gathering dark
nes the Army cheering squad begged
their team TO fight Noyes fumDled
the next pass, the ball bounding back
into the line OF scrimmage where
AuillE dn pCLALcu upon
French Sprints 90 Yards
French on the Arny's FIRST lineup.
in a serpoltine sprint. dodEe,l and
tide stepped his way for a 20yard
I'm ,untIl he was finally checked by
onroy Wilhldes forward pass
rounded for the lack OF a receiver
French hit Larsen for 2-yard gain
Navy Stlffens And Forces Kick
WiIhide tossed another forward pass
which again grounded and then
French punted out OF bounds on
Nays 42-yard line Noyes was RI
pulsed in charge at Mulligan and
quarterback Conroy gained less than
a yard in drive at Greene.
A second sharp drive by Moves RS
suited in the loss OF yard and ktng
punted to French. who was thrown ca
4 Army's 25-Yard line May Ns
1 penaIized IS yards and ii vas t9m
first down on their own 44yarl Hire
Wilhide's forward p4ss was ale
cepted and Nay resumed III aitaek o2
Armys 45-yard line Koehler gaine4
4 but 2 yards before Greene threw i f
heavily Conroy gained but a yaga
IN a center smash Before the ieaa
could lineup for the next play INC
ramo ended with the hall IN Nsyg
\ possession on Army's 42-vard Inc
Score Navy, Z; Army, Q.
<
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

could not quite make the necessary
a5ace and Navy took tie ball on
downs on their own 25-yard line. Con-
ROW tron a kicking formation broke
thr9ash Davidson for 6yard gain
ana repeated the play on the right
side Of the line for a first down, the
ball Icing on Navy 3Syard line.
Long Pass NJ, silened
Mckee Was thrown for 4 3-yard loss.
ana King. right tackle Dropped back
and igpw 4 long farward pas which
was caught by Mckee, but tho play
WIS rot allowed ana a repetition re-
suited in u grounded forward pass.
cadets Complete Aerial l'oss
King thsn punted high. but short.
ana me bali was caught BY French.
Nho vas downed in midleld On the
first lineup. French gained 8 yards III
j doaging run around Nlvy's LEFT end.
sri i awrence battered . more out Of
.center. A suece ssful forrard pass
Wil,l;ie to French. gave tho Cadets a
.tirs down on the Midd.es 37-yard
mark
Lawrence Tries Goal
Wi,hide's forward pass was Knock
ed down Iy King Lawrence attempt
ed a field goal from placement which
fell short and rolled over the Annapo-
lis Foal line. The Middies started
from their own 2o-yard mark With
a lodging run for a 7-yard gain by
koehler, who was finally brought to
the ground just as the second period
endel Score Army, O; Navy. O.
Both Strong On Defense
During the first half excellent de-
tense. prevented either team from
gaming much ground hi r. seu
mage plays Army made net total
gain OF only - yards Army tried !
forward passes only of which were
successful. and gained a total OF II
yards. The Army turned first down
only once II punted four times for
an average of 81 yards and was PEN
allied Is yards.
Navy earned first downs four times
during the half. In a rushing plays
i made a net total gain OF IS yards
OF 7 forward passes tried. 2 were sue
cessful fer total gain Of 80 Yards
NaYy was penalized 80 yards lis
rnnts averaged "A yards FROM the :
Of scrinmage
Na,y Goat Shows Degpnee
Between the half the Navy goat be-
tween two middies came across the
aeld and bleated defiance At the Army
r0s 9ere.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

ia army t8yard mark before he
VAS caught On the first line III, he
irel. d d nsa.ll 4,wrn for Il first 40
81 81 Cadets 50 y9r line. bsins i'm
ANY roGg1t to earth by King.
Frsnesi Forced OUTSIDE
rrsaca next swept across t'le field
mi Vas forced olt 81 bounds without
5.4 The May line rf 2ulee1 a charge
i Y Captain Nilhile. and French punt
ed to Coaroy on the Navy 30-yard
!ne on the Initial lineup. Conroy
made 2 yards outside Of Mulllg IN
King added yard al the same posi-
ton. Conroy tossed a long forward
pass which grounded yards ahead Of
.tlc intended receiver.
WilEi.Ie secs Through lYiIlkie
conroy then painted 10 Army's 90
yard line. where Wilhide was thrown
u Bodies without gain Wilhide ham
mered z Yards ont Of Willkic. and OF
i repetition of the play made 2 more
la the third plunge into the center q
;ne Niddies lire, Wjlhiae made it frs
down IN the exact center Of tho field
FreneI, Loses On Right Wing
French, in an attempted run around
Ewon's end lost four yards Center
Larsen was temporarily disabled after
making tackle but resumed play
after Icing sponged off
Navy Forwards Hold
A forward pass. cast by CAPTAIN
yilhide to French put the ball on
a.v's Award line A line plunge
failed TO make any impression on the
Middies forwards, and then French
6un. / out Of bounds on the Sailors
35-yard line.
No!es Replaces Mckee
Noyes here replaced Mckee at left
halfback for Navy. The newcomer in
his frst crash into the Army line
gained two yards and then lost III a
uun at MuIigan For a third time
Soyes plunged into the Army for
wares, this time picking up a scant
three feet
Even Drops Long Pass
King then punted TO Captain Viii
hide on Nays sG-yaTd line where he
was thrown by Even An attempted
forward pass BIZ French was inter
cepted by Moore for Navy, and the
Middiss put she ball into play al mid
eol1 TIE first play was a short for
ward PASS by conroy, which was
grounded. conroy picked PIP three
yards around Whites end before he
vas brought down by Wilhiae Noyes
next took the ball. and on a criss-
cross, the latter threw a long forward
~ass *hich captsin Even dropped on
fhe Army's 20-yard line. and the best
throw OF the game went as sncom-
pIeteS.
King Puufs Behind Goal
King then pointed over the Soldiers
goal line and Army put the bali into
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Cadets Intercept Pass


Mckee picked Up 5 yards at center
Coaroy's ross to Koehier grounded
and a second attempt was intercepted
hy Lawrence. and ii vas Army's ball
on Savys 43~yard mark Smythe
made 2 yards at center. but Army
was penalized Is yards for holding
and resumed play on their own 49,
yard line
a eriss-eross play with snythe
carrying The bali failed to gain, and
a forward pass. Wiihsde 10 French.
gave Army the Iall al midfeld to-
which was added an additional Is
yards for holding in the Navy line.
Play Gets Rough
Willlide attempted q second forward
pas which was intercepted BY Koch
Ter ius. as i touched 5ae ground The
ael was given 10 .sr3l lna O. the
first lfno-lp, Lawrence ma 10 2 yards
through Boiles The pi a. thie
Stage was becoming very roaga. ane
Trench vas bs6ly Jared aster s.
yard gain around Captain Ewen's end
aiddles Figaa Desperately
smythe skirted PARIS end but
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

Legs operated ~ compressed air
have feen designed to quickly If
airplanes from the ground and en-
allie them TO fly at once by the power
Of their propellers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Arms PenAliled Is ILL,

On the penaiy hoveveF Navy vas
permitted 10 pu, tie sail ito play on
their own so-yard line Mckee bait
tered Yards through Army's line. but
wien Pafr was called into the back
field for an end run he was thrown
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

larau..h rs the hitl MAS pass 4 A
Gr trd 2sss by Mckee grounded. and
lSot tes printed g Sforck, who galnei
70 RS before lie WAS thrown Oh
M.e Point 35-yard mark On the
firs lineup, French got of a quick
onnt and Mckee was dropped in his
III Ks BY White on the Mddies IS
yarl line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
SECOND HALF
Thsrd Period

When tho teams lined up for the
beginning of the second half. King
kicked OF to French. who caught the
ball On his tWo-yard line and ran if
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
SECOND PERIOD

Force Play In Navy Zone
Hamilton made a yard outside oil
Muiligan. Conroy was thrown for Q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
French Misses snotller Goal

French split through the middle Of
the annapolis forwards for 2 yards
Army .snrnng a daployed offense from
which Nilhide hurled forward pass
Ill; the Tall grounded OH Nays 10-
yard line and was brought back.
French then sci himself for another
attempted tield goal from placement
and With Wilhide holding the ball on
the aiddies 3V-yarl line the Cadets
fuiliack booted Justify The ! All vas
partly blocked. however, and sailed
to the left OF the goal post The
Sc Tors put il i'll PLAY on their 20
yard line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Army Receivers tumble

Mckee made two Yards inside Of
/ sIulligan. and Conray broke through
for 5 on the other side Of center. Me
| Keo fumbled the ball ana Greene. The
Army. center, fell on IL and il Was the
soldiers bali on the MidJlics 225-yard
\ line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
sa,, Forward Passes Count

short forward pass, Conroy to
Parr. made Il frs: down Oil Nays so
gain III his rush 4 storek Canroy
crcs scd another short forward pass to
keealer for another FIRST down on
Nayls 45-yarl line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
FOURTH PERIOD
Navy Scores TonehdaMn

Koehier slipped inside Of storrk to
Arnly's 13-yard line before Wilhide
could haul him down. Moves ripped
through the center of the line to the
Soldiers seyen-yard line Goodman
here replaced Clark as right guard
for the Army When PLAY vas re-
gumed Moves received the ball and on
a criss-cross. handed it ~ koehler,
no sprinted outside of s;orek for a
touchdown from which King kicked
the goal
Ccnra Naxv =. Armw ii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Wee DlSp/uy Rooms

WE HAVE been told that OR new display rooms
w are the most beautiful Nietrola parlors II
the South. Certain II is that Annapolis can
now boast Of d shop lmeNcee,l many large city.
And III assortments as inaplontments this store
Is unsurpassed We exclusive agents Tor more
nationally advertised lines than any other single store
we know Of It is the only store II tile South stocking
the worlds three greatest makes Of monographs
Nictrola Grafonola. Vocation
Dircctoly-The first floor 81 the new building.
will be largely devoted to display ct monographs
The main office will also be removed to this space
Tie private record demonstrating rooms will remain
III the old building. The nezzanme floor will be
devoted to electrical appliances and luggage Inc
third floor may be devoted t. free recital and con-
cert hail. If there should develop amy public demand
for this. General lines Of furniture will be displayed
as heretofore III the old building. The Northwest
Street Section will be devoted to toys during the ho
day season only
Won are Tnve 10 Omen CHARGE will every
Account night until Christmas
Il HeQr1y U'elcome 11s0alfs lou
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
French Thrown For Loss

Tie mid3ies then puafea. French
eeing thrown On the Arny's 40-yard
inc a the ball nestled in his arms
ereae Ill the former Rutgers College
star Va thrown FIR 4 taree yard loss
When he attempted 70 batter his WY
U.s. King
i eeoad ATTEMPT ii Nhiea ne az
salpfei 10 4 rc!s Parr resulted in 8
yari loss Standing On his 2o-yari
line Frensh pnntd 10 Mckee on
Navss S4yard line. and the latter
MAS spilled BY Waite without gain.
Us the first period eaded Score
Army d. Nayy. O.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

ia.eh quarteraaek pluues maze ;
ards through the Soldiers center
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Navy. :; Army, 0.
Noyes Star I'erformer

Greene kicked of TO Noyts who
caught the ball on the Miadies 5-yard
line, and Moves ran the Iall sack 70
ards before he was stoppe On the
rst lineup, Moves battered his way
through the center Of the Cadets for
another 5 yards and added 9. more on
. second attack at the same position.
KoehIer Dashes 21 Yards
conroy failed by inches for first
down on Nays 35-yard line and then
succeeded in short plunge over
Goodman, it bong a first down for thu
Middies on their 32-yard mark On a
io,bie pass. Conroy to Kosiller. the
later circled White for first down
on Army's 47-yard line Conroy
dashed through Mullig an before Cap
tain Wiihide could get bis rush
Ebersole replaced Lawrence as left
halsback for Army. After the sub
stitution had been made. onroy. With
another ripping attack a ARMS cen
ter. made 1t first down on ATmy's a.
yard mark
Criss-Cross Play Falls
A criss-cross pass, Noyes TO Koch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
Criss-Cross PLAY Fails

4 criss-cross pass. Noyss % Koch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
C. OF c. PRESIDENT CALLS WORK
SATISFACTORY NEVERY DETAIL;
MAKES WEEKLY REPORT PUBLIC

Among the larger unQeE LahllBe OF
the chamber in which success has
been complete or partial were these
Attacking the proposed free zone
along the border in Mexico, which
would virtually ruin retail business in
imported goods; getting the Baptist
convention for FL Paso at consider
able expense and at considerable
profit 70 the city; fighting the cotton
quarantine and sending Roland Har-
well 20 Mexico 10 study pink boil
worm conditions and 70 fight the
danger Of its spread TO this valley.
attacking the minimum wage law and
the $4,000 migration agency tax at
lacking excessive bond charges for
use Of freight cars fin Mexico; draft
ing plans for a coming system and for
city Identification starting tree
planting campaign paying fares TO
out Of town retailers who come here
to buy from local jobbers; issuing Of
fetal publication as an advertisement
OF FL Pase nationally and the south
west: extension OF trade into Mexico;
entertainment Of president Aware
CbreEou of Mexico.
Each departments work is out
lined by Ur. Bassett in considerable
detail for the membership and the re-
suits are pronounced satisfactory in
every way. The collections Of the
financial department are shown to be
ahead Of what they usually are at
this time Of the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-07
EVANGELIST ATHLETE IS
HERE TO SPEAK TO MEN

Harry Rimmer. athlete. solder and
evangelist, who is spending the week
with the local Y IT. C. A., addressed
a high school assembly Tuesday
morning, spoke 10 the men at the
=. p. d S. W shops at noon and viii
address a special meeting Of the Hi-T
club at o'clock tonight at the cen
tral branch building.
Arthur Rugh, national Y. " c. A.
students secretary for China. who
spent Tuesday In Fl paso on his way
20 the Pacific coast from New York.
accompanied S. J. BRENT local gen
eral Y H. c. A. secretary, to the
Lydia Patterson institute Tuesday
morning, where he spoke TO a group
Of the students.
lsT- Rimmer was the honor guest
and ths principal speaker at a lunch
con given Tuesday noon at the hotel
Sheldon