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Diverse

Cuts showing the design for the
Victory medal which is to be pre-
sented by the United States to every
soldier, sailor OF marine who took
part in the world war were received
today at the army recruiting office.
Recruiting officers stated today that
it was expected the medals would be
ready for distribution in about two
weeks. ~
The design was prepared under
supervision Of the commission of fine
arts by James. Frazer Of New York,
celebrated sculptor. When the war
council of Paris decided upon a Vic
tory medal to be awarded by all the
associated and Allied countries which
had taken part in the war against
the central powers. it decided to sub
NIT specifications for the medal and
to leave to each country the selection
of, the sculptor and the production OF
the medal.
The specifications called for a figure
Of Victory on the face Of the medal
and the inscription, 1.-THE Great War
for Civilization, On the reverse are
the names of the Allied countries
The medal will be of bronze and will
be somewhat larger than a silver
dollar, and will be suspended from
the rainbow ribbon.
The American medal will compare
favorably with any of those that have
been produced by other countries
The medals are being made by the
United States mint and will be pre-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
Vacancies Exist For
West Point Candidates

In a communication received here:
last night from Senator "A. J. Gronna'
1t vas learned hat a vacancy exists.
at the military academy of West
Point and hat vacancies for %alternates
both at the military and naval
academies also exist. Examinations
for entrance to these places may be
taken in North Dakota. it was stated.
Senator Gronna also advises that
applications for the places be sent in
early as legislation now pending in
congress, if passed, will admit al
ternates as we'll as principals. En-
trance examinations for West Point
will be held March q. 1920 and for
the naval academy will be held on
February 10 and April 81. Naval
academy applicants must be between
the ages of 16 and 20 and military
academy applicants must be between
the ages of II and %.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
|. Y. A. MEMBERS
!. ARRIVING FOR
], ], BIG MEETING !
Convention Will Open at
City Hall, Thursday Morn
ing at 10 O'clock.

Members of the Independent
Meters association are beginning to
tpfrive. in Grand Forks today for the
Ebnvention Of the organization which
will be held Thursday and Friday.
p. o. Thorson, who is in charge of
the local arrangements for the meet
ing said that the sessions would be-
sin at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
There will be morning and afternoon
sessions on both days.
ton Thursday will be the address of
5 welcome by Mayor H. NJ. Wheeler.
T!ghe business sessions will then COM
snence. and will continue through the
\ sYo days of the meeting. ::
/ All sessions are toi5be held in the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
WILL
MEET TO PLAN FOR .
BIG SKI TOURNEY

A meeting Of the Norwegian club.
committee in charge Of the plans for
the International Ski tournament to
be. held in Grand Forks February Is.
will be held Thursday afternoon.
The committee expects that there
will ibe approximately 1000 visitors in
Grand Forks for the tournament,
which will be the chief ski classic in
the northwest this year. A number Of
entertainment features, are being arr
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04

Flat for ,Rent-Two rear upper
rooms; modern, unfurnished. Light,
heat, etc. Price $22. Phone 23Ss-W.
Mrs. r. Z. tRoat.-Adv. @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
Carrying ATOM a Mile
for less than a Cent

@ .
A given unit Of any COM
modify will buy more
transportation now than
it. ever did before in the
history Of the country. A
ton Of steel or a bushel
Of wheat will buy more
transportation now than
ever before.
D. HINES
Dirsessr Csssvsi If Rsiirssis
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
EVENING EDITION.

her age as 81.
Tiedeman at one time sat - ansAE
derman in the common scouncaL ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04
AGED MAN 10 r

Racine. Wis. Feb. 4.-Peter Tiede-
nan. So. widely known In this vicini-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-04

ty, will be married his~afternoon by
Judge E. r. Burgess. to Mrs. Bertha
Broback, of Chicago: The bride gives
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
RECKY EX-KRAL BAH PO
TRUNU.

Londyn, 27. rijna. Drivejsi
kral Konstantin jest toho pre-
svedceni, re on jest jedinym
zakonittm drzitelem reckeho
trunu, sdeluje luzernsky zpra-
vodaj London Times. Z teto
priciny neni jisto, Aze da SOU
hlas, ably vlady Sc ujal jeho
syn prime Pavel, jenz lepe jest
znam obyvatelum Luzerne ia
ko vyborny tanecnik, nezli ja-
ko nejaky znalec mezinarodni
politiky, dodava depese. Vyro-
zumiva Sc, re zadne formalni
pozvani, aby Sc ujal trunu, me-
bylo obdrzeno princem Pa
vlem a zadne neni ocekavano,
pokud recky parliament Sc me-
sejde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
KONEC RfJNA

privodi take asi konec mirneho
pocasi a tudiz nezbyva jineho,
nez Sc pripraviti ma neodvrat-
nou Zimu.
V striznich obchodech "u
Koudelu", Abs Broadway a
4288 Warner Road soustreds-
ny jsou nezmerne zasoby III
mniho zbozi, latek, prikryvek,
tepleho prada, puncoch, pie
teneho zbozi a veskerych po-
treb toho druhu pro celou do
macnost pro kazdeho elena V
rodine.
Ceny jsou nyni tax mike, re
pri nynejsich pomerech nelze
ami otekavati, ze tax dlouho
potrvaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
SVAZ NARODU sPYNENfM
SLIPU.
Toto prohlaseni ucinil presi-
dent Wilson v prvni vefeine
reci cd sve nemoci.

Washington, 27. rfjna. A.
merika nikdy nebyla povolana
uciniti "slavnejsi rozhodnuti
nezli musi uciniti nyni' v otaz.
ce Svazu NarodG, president
Wilson prohlasil dnes reci
proslovene v Bilem Dome k de-
legaci pro-svazovych republi-
kanu a neodvislych, V cele DIR.
Hamiltonem Holtem, redakto-
rem "The Independent"
"Cela budouci mravni sfla
prava We svete," pravil presi-
dent" zavisi vice Cd Sp. Sta.
til, nez cd kterehokoli jineho
naroda a bylo by to epravdu k
politovani, kdyby, kdyz tolik
svobodnych lidi vstoupilo do
Svazu, my zGstali jsme mimo
nej.' assxaR
Ackoli p. Wilson mluvil prf-
mo k delegaci, ktera zavitala
k nemu, ably zfsKala dalsi wy
jadreni vzhledem k otazce
Svazu, jeho slova byla adreso-
vana cele zemi, 0 cemz svedti
jiz to, re zapocal il pozdra-
vem "Moji spolukrajane".
Toto byla prvni rec, jiz pre-
sident proslovil cd sveho O.
nemocnenf vice nez pred ro-
KEN behem sve cesty, ma niz
chtel ziskati zem pro Svaz
NarodG. Sve navstevnfky dnes
prijal v male svetnici vedle sve
studovny pri vchodu do Bileho
Domu zGstal sed6t mezi tim,
co cetl svoji rec.
Clenove delegace We formal
MIN prohlasenf po opustenf BIZ
leho Domu rekli, re "byli hlu-
boce dotceni fysickym zjevem
presidentovym, jenz nese ere
telne znamky dlouhe nemoci a
strasliveho napjetf, pod nfmz
zapasi." President byl pry vel
mi dojat, kdyz cetl svoji odpo-
ved' ma rec delegace a zvlaste
kdyz sc Zminoval americkych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

'vojacich a ''matkach tech, kite
ri padli V bitv6."
"Bylo zfejmo, re tlumocil
nejhlubSi pocity sveho srdce a
celia ia prilezitost byla nevy-
slovne slavna a tkliva."
"Jest v tom tragedie,' pra-
vi Sc dale prohlaseni, "ze We
liky president Spoienych Stat1
mel byti pfiveden do takoveho
zalostneho fysickeho stavu ia.
ko vysledek sve neunavne pra-
ce pro vlast' a clovecenstvo", a
1elegace projevila mlneni, re
toto bude asi posledni appel
presidentGv k svedomi jeho
kraianG We svrchovanem mrav-
MIN rozhodnuti, jejz jest jim
uciniti."
President pravil, re jest je-
nom jedna costa, jak zajistiti
mir sveta; ucinenim to tax me-
bezpecnym porusiti mir, ably
zadny narod Sc toho neodva-
I'll.
O clanku 10. pravil, re "je
to urcity slib clenu Svazu, ze
Sc spoji, ably Sc postavili zrov-
ma proti tenn vecem, o nez Sc
N6mecko pokouselo, at kdoko-
Ii Sc o ne pokusi V budoucno-
sti."
"Clanek 10.," pokracoval,
Jest splnenim slibu, jejz svo-
bodne vlady sveta daily svemu
lidu, kdyz vstoupily do valky.
Ony slibily svemu lidu, re ne
ienom Nemecku bude Zabrane-
no provesti jeho komplot, ale
re svet bude zabezpecen V bu-
doucnosti pred takovymi ukla-
dy. Nyni jest nam voliti, zdali
splnime svnj slib neb jej zru-
Sine"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
POLACI ZADAJf GDANSKO.
Rozmazlenci spojenca pIsobi
Jim move boleni hlavy.

Pafiz, 27. Tijna. Versaillska
mirova smlouva vravora pod
novou ranou, ktera il hyla dnes
zasazena tim, re Polsko odmi-
ia podepsati dohodu Gdan-
sku, jak byla uZavrena toho
d1vodu, re nedostava Sc mu
dostatecne zaruky, re mesto
zustane svobodnym.
Rada velvyslancu byla dnes
pripravena konati ddlezitou
schulz a provesti formalni ce-
remonii podpisovani dohody a
gdansti zastupcove byli jiz ma
miste.
Ma to Ignat Paderewski tele-
fonoval z VarSavy, re polska
vlada narfdila, ably sc mic ne
d6lo.
Polaci povazuji Gdansko "a
1sti Visly a dovozuji, re je to
mesto ciste polske. Dale pou-
kazuji k tomu, re Jim presi-
dent Wilson slibil vychodiste
do Baltickeho more.
Gdanska umluva byla revi-
dovana jiz pnltuctukrat, ably
Sc vyhovelo polskym pozadav.
kun a gdanske obyvatelstvo
odmita pristoupiti ma dalsi L.
stupky.
Panuji povesti, re polsti mi
litariste navrhuji okkupaci
Gdanska polskym vojskem.
PolakGm Sc nelibi plan Sva.
zu narodI proto, re Sc jim u
stavuje zvlastnf obchodni flo.
tia pod gdanskou vlaikou, a
re Sc bere kontrola tamnich
zeleznic z polskych rukou. TIC
pry Sc spatne srovnava dix.
tenn, re by m6lo miti Polskc
kontrolu mad zahranicnimi. "a.
lezitostmi Gdanska. Krone to.
no pry Sc tim stezuje zamySle.
ne zbudovani polskeho LODI.
stva. Vse to Sc povazuje "a
symbol vliv1, vyvinovanych sil
Reginaldem Towerem a jiny
mi protipolskymi britickym
uredniky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
lNkVEST MAD MacSWI-
NEY-EM.
Vdova po mrtvem vlastenci
prohlasila, re manzel jeji
"byl dobrovolnickym dI-
stojnikem irske repu-
blikanske armady."

Londyn, 27. fijna. Porota
koronerova, po dvanactiminu-
tovem uvazovani vydala dnes
tax zvany otevreny nalez pfi
lnkvestu mad telem lord mayo
ra MacSwiney-ho, jenz zemrel
v Brixtonskem vezeni v ponde-
Ii rano nasledkem dlouheho po-
stu.
Koroner Wyatt, V instruk-
cich porote pravil, re zdali
shledala, re zesnuly zdmyslne
Sc zabil, ably vydala nalez sebe-
vrazdy; "a druhe, zdali shle-
dala, re jeho mysl byla tax
zachmurena, re nechapal, jaky
vysledek musi miti jeho odpi-
rani potravy, mela by prohlasi-
ii, re smrt byla pfivodena Sc
bevrazdou We stavu duSevni
nepficetnosti; neb "a treti,
zda-li shledala, ze vezen ne
chtel sc sprovoditi sc sveta, ale
nasledkem jeho stavu smrt ma
stala, mela by vydati otevreny
nalez.
Nalez znel, re zesnuly ze-
mrel ma ochrnuti srdce prud-
ke delirium nasledujici po kur-
dejich, jez byly privodeny w.
silenim nasledkem dlouheho
odpfrani prijimati potravu.
Vdova po mayorovi, odena
cerne a pod tezkym zavojem,
byla jedinou svedkyni "a rodi.
nu MacSwiney-ovu a byla do
minujici postavou celeho jed
mani.
Pi. MacSwiney-ova uspesne
vzdorovala opetovnym poku-
sum koronerovym, aby ozna-
ella zamestnani sveho zesnule-
no manzela jinak, nez-li "do-
brovolnickeho dIstojnika ir-
ske republikanske armady."
con vysel ma hladovou STAY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
HAVIRI KLADOU MOVE
POZADAVKY.

Londyn, 27. rfjna. Nova OBJ
tlz vyvstala, jez zdrzela uplne
urovnanl uhelne stavky, ktere
zdalo sc byti blizkym dnes od-
poledne ma zaklade zvyseni
mzdy havirGm. Ze obtiz jest
wanna, vychazi ma jevo z toho,
re kabinet svolan byl do schu-
ze Ultra casne rano pred tim,
nez bude zahajena konference
haviru a vladnich uradniku.
Havifi pfedlozili move podmin-
ky, pozadujice vyssi mzdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

mayor Corku, lezi, jako lezel
jeho pfedchudce, zavrazden
britskou vladou. Cork jest We
smutku. Obcane, neb kterako-
Ii cast jich, podniknou jenom
opravnene kroky. Rozkazy
budou vydany prislusnymi L.
rady."
Vcerejsek minul klidne, S
vyjimkou maleho rozruchu,
zpdsobeneho vojenskymi pro-
hlidkami bank, kde patrano
bylo po strelnych zbranich, u
lozenych v pokladnach. Vojaci
nekonajici sluzbu NELL narize.
no nevychazeti z kasaren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

ku V tentyz den co jej zatkli,
jezto nemeli zadneho prava
zatykati jej; to bylo prestup-
KEN proti zakonGm irske re-
publiky,' odpov6d6la pi. Mac
Swiney-ova ma jinou otazku.
Ministerstvo vnitra vydalo
pohrebni povoleni bez zdrzova
nj a t6lo lord mayorovo bylo
odevzdano jeho pribuznym,
tax ably pdvodnf plany ma po-
hfeb v Irsku molly byti usku.
tecneny.
Cork, 27. rijna. Slavna "a
dusni mse "a odpoGinuti duse
Terence MacSwiney-ho, zesnu.
leho lord mayors mesta Corku
byla slouzena V Queenstownu
V mistni kathedrale. Slouzil j
biskup Cloyne a vSichni cleno-
We m6stske rady byli pfitomni
Obchod We meste byl dplne "a.
staven behem bohosluzeb
jichz s1castnilo Sc ma 5000 O.
sob, kdezto mnoho set klecelo
venku pred kathedralou.
Pc vojenskem inkvestu mad
telesnymi pozIstatky Josepha
Murphyho dnes vydan byl ma.
sledujici nalez:
"Zabil Sc zloelnne odpira
MIN vseho druhu vyzivy."
Pohreb Murphyho, jenz re.
mrel nasledkem hladove stav
ky We vezenf corkskem, byl ko
nan dnes. Pres rozkaz, jim5
pocet ucastnikd ma pohrbu O.
mezen byl ma 100 a pritom
most dvou pancerovych kar &
sesti motorovych vozd vol
skem, tisice osob nasledovalc
telo Murphyho ma hfbitov dne.
odpoledne.
Kdyz rakev, zahalena irsko,
republikanskou vlajkou, vzats
byla 2 kostela, BRITISH dnstojni
ci a vojaci blize vchodu salu
tovali. PAX nasedli do motoro
vych vozd, jez spolu pance
rovymi karami nasledovali po
hrebnf prIvod.
Cork, Irsko, 27. fiina. PreC
radnici V Corku byla dnes wy
vesena nasledujici vyhlaska:
'Druhy republikansky lore
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
STRYCEk SAM NAPOMfNA
KUBANCE.

Havana, 81. rijna. Ku-
banske presidentske volby,
jez budou konany V pondeli,
musi Sc diti poctivym zpdso-
benz, bylo dano ma vedomi
vladimir uredniknm zdejsim
Spojenymi Staty. Urady repu-
bliky byly vyrozumeny 2 Wash
ingtonu, ze Wade Spoj. StatG
nezalezi ma tom, ktery z kan
didatG vyhraje, ale re jedine
zada, aby zadne volebni pod
vody nebyly pachany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
SEkRETARIAT SVAZU MA
RODU v zENEVE.

Londyn, 27. rfjna. Hlavni
stan Svazu Narodu byl zde "a
wren dnes rano a hlavni teleso
sekretariatu, citajici asi 200 o.
sob, odejelo ma zvlastnim Via
ku do Zenevy, kde bude jeho
stale sidlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
LITVfNI PROHRAVAJf.

Kodan, 27. rijna. Polske
vojsko udefilo ma posice drze-
ne litevskymi sbory podel ze-
leznice blize Orany, die depe-
Sc Kovna. Po zapase trvav-
Sim pet hodin, Litvini byli do
nuceni ustoupiti temer dive mi
la.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
PRVNf SNfH.

Toledo, O., 27. rfjna. Prvnf
snih podzimniho obdobi TOM
to okoli byl oznamen dnes. 2
palce napadly no severovy-
chodne cd Defiance veera
noci
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George II. Bender;
republikdnskG kandiddt
do HTQdu Stdtnih0 SendfOr0.

Jest ptoe onakoym Bailey Company
nejvetsho dpartmentno obchod We IA letec by
sm IS letec mel an W aop Pozde rid
tydenn Cevelandu okoh Po
Cleveland Plain Deaeru Dnes
dd zem p Bender nen poile zadne pavem
syu ndy nepracova dnou pocou
lepS vladu
o a
El.p pacovhb ajmu akG tsm zam
nchu
eorgice be- ed MI
o a ObcnkaEg o mem pav .Jt ton yp nage "
kych os sipdec
tanih eatoa"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01
Rutland %. Springfield 6.

Rutland high won from Springfield
high. % to 6, in Springfield Saturday.
Rutland is a contender for the Vermont
state championship. The summary:
RUTLAND II. S.-TaylOr lie; Fran
zonie 1t; Fuller lg; Bove c; Oney rg
Spero rt: Haddad (captain) re; Rice
OBJ; Manfreda lib; Barber RIB; Chap
leau fb.
SPRINGFIELD II. S.-Simonds re
Laundry re; Hastings rg; Butler C;
Cnmstock lg White 1t; Lefountain lie
Whitcomb OBJ; Lashua RIB; Alden lib
Woinick lcaptain) fb.
Score, Rutland II. S. IS. Springfield
III. s. 6. Substitutes. Rutland, Lana
han for Taylor. Taylor for Barber. Bar
Der for Franzonie, Anderson for Oney,
Gossclin for ChaplPau: Springfield. Bar
Ecr for SimOnds, Gowiug for Comstock.
LamSon for Barker, Currie for Whit
comb. Touchdowns, Chapleau ,, Bar
Der, TAYLOR, Alden. Goals from touch
downs, Manfrcda !. Referee Currie.
Umpire Wilson. Head linesman, Whit
comb Time, y min. periods.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

opponent Saturday in Northampton
high, which they defeated 10 to II at
Green River park, Greenfield.
The great runs made by Merz, Mead
and Bonneville were responsible for
Greenfield highs scoring while Coleman
of the visitors. who was injured in the
last. quarter and who had to be carried
from the field, featured for Northamp-
ton. The summary:
GREENFIELD II. S.-Andrews lie
Conway 1t; Stearns Ig Buckley c;
Blackbird re Cavanaugh TT; Jangro re
Bonneville OBJ; Fickery lib; Burke RIB
Merz fb.
NORTHAMPTON H. S.-Graves re;
Lucier TT; Watts rg; Hersh c; Care lg
Sheehan 1t: Plummer lie; O'Connell qb
Coleman RIB; Boyd lib; Barger fb.
Score, Greenfield II. s. 10, 2 North
ampton II. S. {. TouchdOwns, made by
ATerz, Mead. Bonneville, Coleman. Goals
from touchdowns. made by Andrews
Sheehan. Substitutes, Houghton for
Burke. Mead for Vickery, Vickery foI
Bonneville. Richmond for Cavanaugh
Carroll for Stearns, Nichols for Black
bird. Minis for Nichols, Bonneville foI
Houghton. Cerruti for Coleman. Ref
cree, Romeo, Springfield college. I'm
pire, Sauter. Head linesman, Fields.
Time, 10 min. periods.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Eoaton college -. Springfield 0.
Holy Cross 3. Syracuse o.
Notrc Dame -. Army II.
Dartmouth 81. Tufts Z.
Yale 21 COLGATE {.
Harvard "a Virginia O.
Georgia Tech "a. Centre O.
Norwich 6. NiddlebUry O.
Amherst 30. Hamilton Z.
Brown 81, Vermont o.
Stevens II, Rensselaer, o.
Bowdoin O. Bates Q.
Columbia 20. Williams Il.
Princeton 10. West Virginia 3.
Boston university . Conn. State O.
New Hampshire @. Mass. Aggies 0.
Cornell ~ Rutgers 0.
Navy a. Western Reserve 0.
Worcester 10. Case O.
Wesleyan 20. Rochester 0.
Union I. Rhode Island Z.
SCHOOL.
Adams Z, Dalton 6.
Brattlcboro II. Holyokc 6.
keeue rs. Richards {.
Rutland -. Springfield 6.
Greenfield 10. Northampton Z.
Wiliisron :, Gushing Z.
Rosary II, st. Joseph o.
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and fell and was smothered before he
could recover his feet r. II. s. fol
lowed this with a stiff brace and TOOK
the ball from H0lyOke en- downs on
Brattleboro's 14-yard line
After working the ball. back to the
40-yard line Wells was caughE@uSlng ms
hands and the team was penallzed 10
remark to the umpire which got HIM III
wrong disqualifying him. Haywood was
called to fill his place.
Lawton kicked to Holyoke's 40-yard
line and a. they were una6'e 70 gam
kicked to Rrattleboro's 2J-yard line.
Again by steady plugging Brattleboro
got as far as Holyoke's 3O-yard line
when time was called for the period.
Brattleboro lost its punch to start
bali on their 22-yard line. a series of
ga'sgs brought the bail to RrattlebOro, 5
4J-vard line, where Il penalty put Hol-
yoke back - yards \ blocked kick
gave Brattleboro the ball and again
they started down the field. this time
not to be denied, GorbOrinJ going over
for a touchdown, and Moran kicked the
goal. =,
Play ended soon after with the ball
20 ward line.
The work of Healy at center and
G'Conneil at fullback stood out for HOl-
woke. while the BrattlebOTO ends, Mel
son and Lawton. We're tower OF
strength for Brattlebor0. Nelson's de-
fensivc work was very good.
Gorborino. Wells and Moran played
4 strong offensive game for Brattleboro
the work OF Moran being especially
form than at any time this season, The
summary
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01
Conquers Rheumatism

If you are tortured with rheumatism or
sciatica get a bottle of Rheuma from w.
T. Root. If it does not convince you that
you can be rid of all rheumatic suffering
your money will be cheerfully refunded.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Lawrence lizard of Newport, \. H.
spent the weekend at his home on Pine
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Iscnry Tucker are ex-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

Eat. regularly where you like, but try
80 East" the most famous boarding
house in America today, at least once.
feast of fun.s Today and tomorrow al
the princess.-Ad
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

Polls for Town Representative close at
3 p. m. Tuesday Vote early.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

pected to return today from a weeks
trip to Boston. Tilton, Laconia and
Franklin, n. H., where they visited in
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas j. Clifford
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01
SnOrting Notes

Tho SDringfield college seconds were
soundly thra&hed by the Dartmouth
freshmen outfit at Hanover Saturday
afternoon, Ga to @. At no time did the
highly touted Home city college crowd
threaten to score. although Merriam
did attempt a field goal from the 80
ward line that went wild. Springfield
failed to hit the yearlings for any sub
stantial gains. Francis Austin of Brat
tIebor6, a member of the Rrattleboro
high school team several years. substi-
tuted at right end for Dartmouth and
scored goal from touchdown.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

Greenfield 10. northampton :.
Greenfield high school met a worthy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

N00T0. DTaTTTPDOTO IT. TIWIIUNU U.
Touchdowns. Moran. Gorborino. O'Con-
nell. Goals from touchdowns. Moran ,.
Substitutes, Haywood for Wells, Aianley
for Nelson. Bausch for Buckley. Merri-
man for O'Connor. Pier for Lehman,
Ducharne for Lyons. Referee, Dome
Umpire, Piper. Head linesman. Estey.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

Mrs Holm Fills. the inventor of paper
patterns, is living ia Manchester, Eng
land, and is now in her 9th year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-01

Polls for Town Representative close at
3 p. m, Tuesday. Vote early.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-14
? PR0M|NENT "A RIM { R OF.
PROVENCE WILL HAVE.
MELONS ON DISPLAY At.
CARTER C0U MY FA| R.

G. E. Prichard of Provence, was in
the city today with melons he will
have on display at the Carter County
Fair.
Mr.. Pritchard is man who be-
lieves in intensive farming, and he is
making the acres he controls produce
big dividends for the labor ne puts in
on them.
His pet crop so far this season has
been water melons, and he has pro-
duced some of the best in this Sec
tion.
He cultivated three acres of the
luscious fruit, and up TO date has sod
for cash. from his wagon in this city
and adjacent territory $500 worth
and has q number left for future dis
posal.
Mr.. Prtchard says he became con-
verted to the market garden idea, aft
er he decided that most any kind Of
a crop beat cotton, and he has been
very successful so far. He says that
the soil about Provence Is especial
ly adapted to market gardening and
truck growing, and the finest peac.es
in the state are grown there.
The specimens OF watermelons he
has reserved for the fair, are large.
well shaped, and well colored, and
while he says he may not take first
premium he is satisfied that the man
who does so vii! have to have some
melon TO top his prize beauties.