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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18
LEE CAMP PROPERTY SALE
RECORD IN CHANCERY COURT

The recent sale OF the Lee Camp
nan at 5lS East Broad street? to the
horace ). Wright company. was yes
'erday placed on record in the clerks
once on the Chaucery court pur-
chase price was st05,500 Judge r..
carter scott, OF the city circuit court
recently declared the title to the
property free from taxes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18
PROMINENT SPEAKERS TO TALK
TO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

Il, /. Gunst vicc-president of the
district assocIa ton of advertisers Will
address the Better business Bureau
at meeting to he held in the Hotel
Richmond next Friday John Raj e
ex-presi INT of the Baltimore club,
and Lut<r Martin, Of the same or
ganization wiz also he present.
Members Of the Women's AdVertiscs'
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18
Property Brings 100000

Henry S Wallerstein YESTERDAY
purchased from a. W. Patterson. ex-
ecutor of the late Dr. Il. pattar-
son, the throe-story brick store Ia
Gated at 207 West Broad street. The
price paid was 100000 The proper-
" fronts twenty-th feet on Broad
street. Mr. Wallcrstein also n,r
chased from Mr. Patterson pronnrtv
known as 12t7 East Main street for
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18

citation will hold their annua, meet
ing and dinner at the Country club
or virginia tomorrow night at
o'clock, Neil d. Sills, the president
viii preside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18

It has been discovered that CO.
operation in service is possible with
out the sacrifice of doctrinal beliefs
or denominational practices. While
there is difference OF opinion as to
the possibility or wisdom of organic
union, there is an insistent demand
on the part Of the rank and file Of
Christians for cooperation in the
common tasks Of the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-18

Nesthampton Citizens To Meet
the w esthampton Citizens assn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

AVENUE HOME eight rooms bath large basement nay
bath basement furnace large o ana %
bargain at $500.
improvements dandy place and fronts about 100 feet on
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH WATCH THE RESULTS
VIEW STREET. HOME, rooms, bath, lot 7ox125
SPRING STREET HOME ten rooms BATH basement ana o'her
HAMILTON STREET STONE bath basement
COTTAGE four bath and other conSnees
NoN AVENUE good lot eight rooms
This swell home
@ 1 Sssd and
this tnSI property balance on easy terms.
BRYAN Just off Locust avenue eight rooms with three
we'll finished additional rooms in the attic
NA'a and s other improvements Price $4,000.
BONE six bath lot 7s1100 swell lit
EAST HOME BATH basement under enure 9o
Only on market days
BATH basement garage Price
RIpGELEY AVENUE two houses price $500
VIEW AVENUE COTTAGE electric lights lot 7O1125
GORDON STREET Modern Cottage, large Lot. $500
RAYMOND STREET, Room Frame House. $4,000
RAYMOND STREET, Room Cottage, s3,25O
HIGHLAND AVE, Cottage, Large Lot sS,5OO
HAMILTON STREET Home. Two Houses on Lot, s4,75o
HAMILTON STREET Rooms, $4,000
FIFTH STREET, bath and practically all modern
EIINs ST. eight home ba basement attic and modern
particular a; Price Ss s75 Basement lot 4s1so
RAYMOND ST. BATH basement an other modern eonSen-
CRY 1epT ON SPEEDWAY bargain
LOTS AZ AND 4s on X, Knob n Hill;
AVENUE eight n Sas n G
LIST YOUR WITH US AND WATCH THE RESULTS A.,
LOCUST eight rooms BATH cellar large lot and splendid
rooms BATH basement and other modern
yEST ave- HOME basement and other mod
AVE. four s rooms as bath .I lot Io s.sa
Asa se BATH and
price of $4,000; four years given to pay Tor pope's
rDa ss5 eight rooms BATH basement large lot sven ''''
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

Picture a fine new nome
to which you have a deed,
insteals of a bunch Of rent
receipts. Why not make
the picture a reality? It
you have a cash payment
to make, it is just as easy
to buy as rent. Come and
learn how by our plan, all
the money you now pay
for rent viii be applied to-
ward the purchase of a
home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

RAYMOND STREET FOUR room; two large
price $4,000
lsaIEM ADDITION, lot 40x10o Price $500.
WASHINGTON STREET HOUSE, rooms bath Price $1ooo
WISTCHESTER lots sizes l2OxOO
cottage
HOMES AND LOTS DESCRIPTIONS.
and well located Price $52oo
home BATH basement also
this property the end OF the o Wc
in Price $S,25
HOME of the best sections the CITY oa
This elaborate home and is well worm e
Of 900. story garage
ONE TWELVE ROOM ROOM house Washington street.
modern conyeniences Price tor DOM prop
$4,000
bath, lot 121x179 Price $4,000
bath and other conVeniehees
Price $500.
of Ogden Ave. six rooms oah basement e
cahine bargain at $4,000
BATH basement finished well throughout
bath and swell for the price
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

and expert knowledge at your service. AZ
DID IS ] & n
AVE We s o so b S,9e6 a1ss lot ofs
HAysioSD STREET BUILDING FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
HAyMo 9 sri STREET G COTTAGE four rooms $1,000
bungalow basement and other modern
TTr me- s sDs m
suitable for working the railroad rao
EAST BRIDGE ST. Columbia ST. six rooms bath basement and
QUINCY rIERPoST bath swell home
BEIvEW -four rooms easy terms =,
improvements price $4,000. So @
rooms chicken
MoseAsTo%a AyENuE lot s1.ss Price 5000
10 LOTS on n0 Diamond ad' st. good investment
FAST FERRY sTElET house it sszss
7EsE M @ases ss
M -. 49, ~.
gas producing farm opportunity
4s ACRE FARM on pcs Fork Buffalo Metz gas
with this oil wells practically all the
80 ACRES oil and Buffalo creek in Fsmont district
5 en Run oil gas and SG s0 o
FARM between Famon
the river bank ideal ground site good Ave
kitchen and cellar good apple Hss P
5 op So1 s W bs a .nd os Ssn
NUMBER LOTS ON LIBERTY AVENUE N. BEILy1Ew
Lots hSR H1ysE n ALL THE
LOT, 38x102 Price $780, fz NEes.s2sss
Park and Atavsta.
$500. sE@g
H. s-etfsss
Al and Of The
stands in the City of Fairmont
j AVE- end OF lot
bath and other modern
provements. "a
consider bargain $S75 And two lots
ont he sandb 800
LARGE LOT IN EDGEdoNT THE GOOD ROADS price $1,000
Quincy st. This splendid location
Will sell at bargain and will take an AUTO
GARAGE BUILDING LOT agency
fine location for and Will be
much building. Price $4,000.
DRIVE three l60x20 three room cottage price S2S0e
LOTS IN HARLEM Price $275
Price each $3.50
Just off Of Eastp
bargain $500 each
SEVERAL SOME
PART OF worth investors inveigati
FLORIDA AVENUE BATH five 60x12o
Price $4,000 - -. - 80, " i
gain $3.50 trade city
wAsTTNGTON STREET BEYOND QUINCY STREET.
26x5S suitable business location undlad
rWo LOTS ON SPEEDWAY, East Park Price $500.
ONE lot ON STATE 50x100 $1,000.
ATRERT COURT smal $1,000.
ATBFRT Modern Home small lot $1,000
BARN STREET, Cottage good lot, 34,100. ,aat
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15


Of reasonable bargains that be bought at the old price
procrastnation is the thief of time it steals more tha
time it steals opportunities Last winter we treo 10 sen
certain parties homes but they did not buy they came
later by the same homes but they were TOO ate these
homes were either sold off the market Preserve tins
bulletin and bring it with you and let us snow you over
the homes YOU desire We open during the DAY as wei
as from to p. m.
ALEXANDER BATH basement and modern home
. Price $4,000.
GoRDAN Five BATH basement garage price ' %
PARK Ten rooms and swell home o
EAST Pa Eight nice lot and bargain " sS00
good terms
STREET Belew four ats25oO
STATE STREET Five and little peach
WIFI 6 Mo,s s DPs 1ee large 0s '
NORWOOD Six rooms BATH basement and other modern I'M
MOUND ST. NORWOOD electric light smoke house. etc.
bath basement and aLuM or s4'oO
BIyIEW AVE- NORWOOD good well water etc.
BATH basement cablnet mahteis anu
SHORT STREET Five rooms BATH cellar
MONROE STREET, rooms, BATH basement, ETC.
HAWTHORN bath basement and other improvements
r1f lays we'll cash will give you
balance good terms
4 OWENS AVE. large lot etc
s av home Five rooms BATH basement Two
TskE r. 1s 4P R9R coy
y READY BUILT HOMES.
bath, etc.
MAPLE AVE- rooms bath basement na SNeo hnsn etc.
basement,
sSABRATON BATH
bath basement good lot and swell place
Six rooms bath, ETC.
MARKET ST. bath. basement
PIERPoTNT rooms bath, basement etc.
PERPoNT BATH basement and other modern cen
fences
ST. bath basement large lot garage
This ideal home. and a bargain II sold at once
basement swell home
BATH basement garage large lot etc.
chEF ST., -Four rooms, bath, and other improvements
81 CLIFF ST. Four roos1s hath double lot.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTIES DESCRIPTION.
furnace attic,
1S cash, balance and years.
BATH basement lot
swell location swell
price $4,000 good terms
FERRY STREET JUST bath basement
garage well worth the price OF $65OO
POTOMAC AVENUE lot 4ox125 A bargain
puASfoNT STREET lot price $780,
DEaE after the renting Of your
hands guarantee satisfaction
" CASTOR HOME, eight rooms. BATH cellar
basement and other modern
fronting Maple 81 feet Price $6ooV
~ LIST YOUR US AND WATCH THE RESULTS
BATH basement Lot 7Sx1s
a swell home at $6,500
AVENUE BRICK HOME BATH basement garage ana mod
enho particular
Russell STREET WELL cellar Lot 100
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

A good crop Of dollars
can be gathered by those
who buy real estate in the
right location now. The
farm land of today may
be the City land Of the
near future, Consult US
about real estate andsits
opportunities. We place.
our years of experience
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-15

Last winter when we
said, "buying now spells
profits" Well, this pre-
diction surely has come
true. Conditions are
getting desperate. Build
ing materials are soar
ing in price, properties
have doubled in price,
however considering all
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

Harbor St Paul and are m. meridian tme time); and
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
CARRASCO HEARING IS
 IN PROGRESS TODAY

Shortly before four o'clock this afternoon the jury brought in a verdict of guilty in the case of the United States versus Joe Earrasco charged with assault with intenet to kill.
 The case of the U. s. vs Joe Car rasco, charged with shooting with intent to kill was started in the District Court this morning before Judge Robert w. Jennings. A jury was secured yesterday afternoon and examination of witnesses begun at 10 o'clock this morning.
 The case resulted from an alleged attempt by Carrasco to shoot Adolph Brycki, sailor cn the Eagle 57 on July 26, last. Carrasco is said to have fired two shots at the sailor and later took a shot at City Patrol man Al Forsyth. A crowd of sail ors off naval vessels in port at the time laid seize to Carrascos cabin where he had locked himself in. Be- fore actual hostilities had proceeded far, Chief of Police Keegan made his appearance on the scene and took Carrasco to the city lookup.
 The Government presented it's case this morning. Witnesses for the defense took the stand at o'clock this afternoon. It is expected that the case will go to the jury before the close of the days session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
Who's Here
 "And Where

. -.t te s ~ .--
 Dudley c. Allen. Juneau broker, left on the, Admiral Watson for seward. MT, Alien will visit most of the Cities of Western Alaska be- fore returning here.
 T.. c. McDcnald and George Swarva. left on the Watson for Ko- diak this morning. They are to ex- anime some silver prospects in the vicinity of Cold Bay fer the Tread Eell Companyi p.,
 Capt. Alex Hart of Tenakee is in the city today yel cn 1s 2 short Et l'r1 business trip. MT. and Mrs. George Ramstead arrived in the city cn the mail boat Pheasant last night. They are from Cape Fansnaw, where MT. Ramstead has mercantile establishment. Marcus Mayer, of wholesale jewelry firm in Seattle, arrived on the Admiral Watson today for his annual visit to this part of the Ter ritory.
 Charles II. Flory, supervisor oi forests for. Alaska. is back in the city afte "a short business trip.
 Dr. Charles D. Carter, a former Alaskan dentist, arrived here on the Admiral Watson after an absence of several years.
 Ftss At the Gastineau @ N. Nelson. MT. eand Mrs. L. J Carlson, Charles H Fiory, c. L .Swarya, MT. and Mrs, Thomas G Mcdonald, o. [. Rosefeld, MT. and Mrs. Roy Reubenss R. W. Martin :Dr. Charles D. Carter, J. A. stanton BW. D. Hedlund,, Marcus Mayer. At the Alaskan w. Gustafson, c. M Mcdonald Holm Johnson. .,4i,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

Henry Berry. dea,sr Tn Curio' Specially. Ivory Beads, l65 Fron Street. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

(Corner Fourth and seward Sts. The Church of the Cordial Welcome
 Rev. II. E. Greening, Pastor.
 Preaching service at II q. m.- The Church of Tomorrow.
 Sunday School at 12:1 Wallis 5. George, Supt.
 Junior League at 3 p. m. Mrs Trough, Supt.
 Epworth League at p. m. Sub- feet. Missicn Study
 Pr aching at s D. m. Subject The Eternal Victory"
 A cordial welcome is extended to all to worship with us.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE srcHuRcH

 Sunday services will be held al II a. m. in the Church of the Chris tian Science Society of Juneau ou Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard Streets. The subject will be: Reality" Sunday school at 12:1h.
 Wednesday, 815 Testimonial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8, Malony Building. Open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4:30 p. m. and from 2 to D m Wednesdays to D. m The public Is cordially invited tc attend these services and visit the reading room. ttE i D
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Eiehteenth Sunday after Pente cost
 6:00 m.-First Mass in Sister, Chapel.
 S:00 a, m.-Mass and Genera Communion of the Holy Angels So 1ality.
 10:30 q. m-High Mass and Ser mon
 7:30 D. m.-Eyening Devotions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
PEERLESS FREE READING
 & ROOM rA,,1Nc

Chas C. Personeus, Leader.
 The regular Gospel services will ,gain be held in the Peerless Free leading .eoom n Sunday and Fri. day and Tuesday evenings at ~ o'clock. ,r tt.
 Bible study. on Sunday afternoon at 3:30. -t2
 Everyone is most cordially invited to come.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
GRAECO-RUSSiAN CHURCH

(Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. Rector)
 Divine liturgy of St. John Chrys- ostom at 10 o'clock.
 Usual instructions for the chil- dren immediately after the service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
NoRTHERWLIctT PRES ENTERTAIN CHURCH
(Cor Fcureh & Trank1in)

(Cor Fcurth & r'ranklin)
 Rev. Geo. G. Bruce, D. D., Minister Rev. c. G. Denton Haines. in charge
 Dr. J. H. Condit will speak at the morning service cn his trip to Point Barrow. Sunday School will be held 9t the usual time, but there will be 10 service in the evening of this week f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

(very Rev o. D Christian. Deanj
 Services omitted. for Sunday. Sept. 26th and Oct, Sd on account of pas tors absence at Provincial Synod in Seattle Remember the Synod in your prayers
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE :
 CHURCH 9g

(Rev. David Waggoner. pastorl ] 10:30-Bible Service, ,.4S,.. 13!!t 7:OO-Evening Service. fs ~ Wednesday. Mid-Week Pray IT meeting. sgs ngis; T ssA
 cordial invitation Is given tt ttend these services. usv,,a
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

Classified ads sell lots, plots, homes. business property, leaseholds, equities, mortgages, partnerships, businesses--neArly always with lit- tie delay and always with little ex- :.ense. .,s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

If your real estate is good value make that fact clear in your Clas sified advtrtising-and you'll sell 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
RIDLEY
BOXES
ETCELL
TONIGHT

George Etc.ri. the Pacific fleet
fsa,herweight champion. and mud
Ridley. Seattle uitt singer. toss the
Lsvinsonn in the fourround main
even, at Bremerton tonight.
Thin n Etcrli's first showing ON
the Coast since returning from the
olympic games at Antwerp where h.
won the finals In his division only TO
lose n on fiuke. As he went 20
shake hands with his oppancnt said
opponent. Intentionally or otherwise.
spread a mo1thfui OF water all
over Georges features Whercupon
George swung ono for said oppo.
nent's jaw and he was disqualified
Ridley has BEEN training hard for
this 20 and viii b favortte 10 win.
The rest OF the card folIowHs
battling znyu vs. BiIi vin~sys.
west~rs.
Eddie Mco~e w. Young Car
prpfier. banfams.
Stan Mitchell W. nm Jcnsen.
weif~rs.
Red Gallagher vs.. Jcc Daniels,
lighttes.
Tonight's bout is being staged By
the Bremerton Eiks and In view of
the fact that boxing is ON tho quiet
hero for the present a big crowd Of
Seattle fans arc expected to take In
the navy yard city smoker tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
COAST
MOGULS
TO MEET
THURSDAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec is.--The
attitude OF the Coast league on the
restoration Of the draft. the reported
plans for an impending shit of the
Salt Lake franchise TO Vancouver.
y. C.. and The general topic OF swap
ping players will be leading points
before the meeting OF Pacific Coast
league directors and magnates at
Sacramento tomorrow.
The baseball chiefs today were
gathering from their various home
towns. preparatory TO the much
postponed meeting.
Indications were. according TO
Manager Charlie Graham. OF the San
Francisco club. that the draft would
be- restored. but with considerable
modification. One OF the changes
Graham expected will be the raising
OF the price for drafted players He
expects To see II doubled. and won't
be surprised n II II made $500.
II was not believed today that
there would BE- any radical action
taken with regard 10 the salt Lake
franchise. B,5a Brown. of vancou-
yer, IL expecssd TO be on the job.
ready To snap up any openings in the
circuit which might come to pass.
but II was pointed out that salt Lake
has been going good and hardly
could be expected to drop by the
wayside. A measure in the Utah
legislature stopping Sunday base.
ball. is the only obstacle in the way
OF continuing the franchise. accord
ing to the dopesters here. The
chances OF that measure being piac-
ed In effect were considered rather
slim.
The league meeting Is expected to
name President w. II. Mccarthy for
another term. perhaps at an increas.
ed salary. Such action viii carry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Ice Race and Cue Meet Entries Now Open
Stars Winter Sport Program Under Way

Entries for The Stars firsi annual
pocket billiard tourney and second
annual Ice raccn are opened today.
Tho pockr, hiliiard tourney will h.
held at Pope.siblryu partorn and
will set under way about January
Is. Pool aharkn'' planning 20 enter
IA. meet should get their entries In
early because the players must bc
classified.
There win be two divisions. with
tho players icing ranked according
10 ability.
There viii then - regular cilrni.
nation tourney with ttbaii pool Be-
lnx played. 50 points constituting a
game. This VIII continu. until all
but four players have h~-n ellninat
ed. The four will then play a round.
robin for the title and trophy. In
case OF tie 10 games won and lost.
hiEh average will decide the winner.
A charge Of 50 trn's per entry is
being made "a cover the cost Of the
trophy tn. Star and Pope flbiey'a
are bnarsng the other costs ~ tho
tourney. The Hrunnrick itaikeCoi.
kinder Co. II Donating a cue To The
runners-up IN both divisional
The star Ice racoe viii IN hr.d
under tho same rules that governed
last years racrr. Tho races win br
held between periods nj hockey
games
Tbcro will he a n~rfor of prrilrni.
nartea with six men entered In each
preliminary. the number of heats to
b. determined ~ tho number Of
entrics Each racer viii b. given
two chances TO win heat the win
ners OF each hca, qualifying for the
finals The winner Of IN. finals
will then b. given silver trophy.
There are no charges for the Ice
race entrants
Contestants planning To enter
thes. events should get their entries
in early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
CHAMP
WINS BY
K. O. in
18TH
~ HENRY 1. FARRELL.

NEW YORK, Dec, ib,-rhe worlds
heavyweight crown stiii rests on the
Sowing brow of Jack Dempsey.
hut the face under IL was some
what altered today.
Tho left ear OF tho champion was
smashed and torn. his lips were
puffed out and cut his jaws were
swollen and his eyes were puffy and
red
lie was in bed. tired and worn
from the longest distance fight % his
career and from taking his worst
beating.
hin brennan. the hig. husky Chi
cago heavyweight, stayed IL rounds
with the man killer" last night In
Madison square garden. and in those
IL rounds he made the champion
work the hardest he has ever worked
and take more than he has ever
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Prep Cage Outlook
No. 8. RnUd I'd

Coach Ia Pcase faces n real Job
out nj Ballard. II the shinrieweayers
arr 20 be- winners In the prep cage
league. only ono experienced man
is turning out--Eugcne walby. cap
tain and center. being the lone vet
eran.
Interest ir running high IN the
oarr game out nj the North End
school. and 80 candidates answered
the frat hoop call last week. pearc
expects 20 cut the squad during the
coming week.
While II Ii pretty early 20 g~;
much OF a line on the Beavers. Pesse
has several promising candidates for
regular brrthn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
EVERETT TEAM IN
TRAINING FOR BIG MIX

LOS ANGELES. Dec. is.--Ever-
ctt high schools football team, cham
plons OF the Northwest. Is preparing
TO timber up for the big tussle with
Long Beach high school Mt Long
Beach Friday afternoon, which will
decide the prep school supremacy Of
tho Pacific coast.
Coach. trainers and handful OF
plain rooters accompanied the Ever
EFT eleven on It's trip here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
FUNERAL FOR
NOTED PAGER

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. IT,
John r. Gentry. the worlds greatest
PAGER In his time. was laid 10 rest
yesterday with ceremonies BETTING
such a burial.
The grand old PAGER OF 2'ooh fame
will be inferred In the inficld OF the
home stretch NJ the old Cumberland
Park race track--reminiscont OF days
past.
John T'rotwood Moore. noted South
ern author. long n lover ~ thoro-
bred horses. win deliver the cuios,y
over the old PAGER. Or u. Il. Stokes
and others ALSO are expected TO
speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

ton for this year represents his opinion FAR greau
breadth ability every member Of it than any selecu
he has yet made
says that the development Of the game has put &C
dtona requirements on each individual position, that
PLAYERS have acquired an undreamed of limit Of football
ability and smartness.
AS an illustration he takes Stanley Keck, Princeton
tackle and shows what he actually accomplished ~
the Tigers two hardest games of the year 4
Keck" he says, met the charges of the Harvard mfr
shifted meet formation plays, broke thru and hur,1
passer and kicker, and finally brought about tou
down by blocking punt In the Yale game he did all the
things with the exception of blocking punt but in add
ton he scored field goal by placement kick He also
acted as Louries nteferer when the brilliant quarte
ran for a touchdown"
Camp gives the other tackle position to Scott of Wis
consn His reason selecting the Wisconsin that
Scott possesses great football which is due to his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
MET PUCK
REGULARS ON
JOB

with Roy Hickey, the husky de-.
fcnsc player. back In the fold the
Nets regular hockey lineup In on
hand and the Seattle team will get
down To hard training today for the
first game OF the season. which In
set for Monday with Vancouver al
Vancouver.
Charley Tobln and Muxz Murray.
the spares. are expected to reach
Seattle today which win complete
the local roster.
Tickets are going fast for the first
game hero which win be staged at
the Arena next "Wednesday with
Vancouver ma Scatile's opposition