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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
LOOKS LIKE EMBARGO
ON PRESENT WHEAT CROP

When asked this morning what
news ne had from the COLCHESTER
Steamboat Company, Luther +. Fran
els. local agent for that company. re-
piled, Il have bad news for farmers"
Question in detail revealed the fact
that the steamboat company has been
Obliged 10 place an-embargo on wheat,
and that none is being removed from
the wharveS at the river landings, or
from the wharf in Baltimore
Yesterday the steamer left wheat
piled up on the wharf at Galesville
because word had come officially from
the Baltimore Office to bring no more
wheat until the condition there was
relieved
Wheat which was selling for 1920
bushel. took a slump a few days ago.
and today is selling for $500, loss
to the farmer. No one wants to get
rid of their wheat at that price, and
farmers are holding it. The Gales
Vile and other wharves along the river
are stacked with wheat, ready for
shipment, but owing to the quantity
already at the Baltimore wharves no
more can be received there at present
The farmers have been told the steam
boat company will transport their
wheat at the first opportunity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
AT rnE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Henry B. Walthall's splendid acting
has never been more strongly empha-
sized than in the characterization OF
the man who took the greatest sport
ing chance in a Splendid Hazard.
which will be shown at the Republic
Theatre tonight.
The character, one of the strangest
of human paradoXes, is that of Kari
Breitman, the central figure in the
novel of Harold MacGrath, which has
been transferred to the screen by AL
Ian Dwan and released by First Ma
tional The characte~ g. Breitman is
most unusual and interesting In his
blood RACES a workable tempest of con-
Trajectory impulses. He is N once an
admirable nero and a mad misan-
thrope.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Street Fete For St. Phillips

On the grounds at the City Park,
where the Water Witch carnival has
been in progress the last week, the
lete by the eolored people opened last
night for the benefit of St. Philips
Chapel (colored), Northwest street.
!. The coiored folk had excellent
music for dancing, a real Jazz band OF
the genuine jazzy order, having been
secured form Baltimore The patron
ago was liberal and it is thought a
good sum was realized last night
The street fair and carnival for st.
Philips viii be continued intfI Satur-
day night inclusive. -,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
MANY ENROLLED IN
NEW COMPANY m"
Icon.Inuea from rave ID
Campaign Closcs Saturday

Tonight at the armory examina-
tons viii be continued. and all those
who have not completed their final
papers. viii report at O'Clock. The
armory is open all during the day
and until IL D. IL. Anyone who is
interested and desires information re-
garding the service. those who are on
on duty. or Capt. Daniel J. Murphy.
viii be only too glad TO talk 10 them.
Saturday night Will close the two
weeks active campaign. and by that
tmie it is hoped that Annapolis will
have reported the minimum number
Of enlistments to Federalize the local
company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Card Party
HOnors Mrs. kemn

Mrs. Hamilton Adams Gale was
hostess yesterday afternoon at very
pretty. small and informal. card party
at her home, ChestOn avenue, Murray
Hin, in honor OF Mrs. W. Thomas
Kemp. of Baltimore, who is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T..
Melvin.
Besides the guest of honor. others
who played were Mrs Patrick, wife Of
Chaplain Patrick. Of the Naval Acad-
omy; Mrs. Dennis Claude. Mrs Frank
A. Munroe. Mrs. W. ID. Brereton, Miss
Isabelle Howard Claude, and Mrs. n.
II Green. After the game supper and
refreshments were served under the
trees on the lawn, picturesque spot,
overlooking Spa creek.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
MORE COOL WEATHER.
Uncommon Condition Due To
Passing High Pressure
FORECAST IS SHOWERS

For the first time this summer an
area of high pressure has settled OF
10 the northeast and is causing north
east winds and continuation of the
cool weather which Annapolis has
been enjoying for the past few days.
Annapolitans need have no fear OF
a hot spell for sometime to come,
james II. Spencer, of the United
States Weather Bureau, Baltimore
said yesterday.
The official forecast for today and
tomorrow is probably occasional
showers tonight and Friday. with
mild temperature and fresh northwest
winds.
The maximum temperature for to-
day and tomorrow will be around so
probably slightly under. That Tues
day night was slightly over GO. The
highest temperature was rs. as COM
pared to 76. on Monday, two degrees
warmer over the preceding day The
lowest temperature last night was 81,
as compared to 90 the night previous.
The humidity yesterday morning at
S O'Clock was 50 per cent, as COM
pared to &c per cent. Tuesday at the
same hour. and ca per cent on Mon
day. One year ago today the maxi
mum temperature was 81 and the
rainfall was a trace.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
FAIR PRICE LIST ON
GOODS IS DELAYED

The issuing. OF a fair price list OF
food commodities When Fair Price
Commissioner Walter J! Bienemann
anticipated getting out yesterday viii
be postponed untiia later in the week.
According to the commissioner the
fuctuating Of market prices at the
present time makes compiling of such
a list almost an impossibility at
present
He. said, however, that wholesale
market prices are now on the down
grade, and that the consumer should
receive the benefits of lower prices
not later than Friday or Saturday,
when improved conditions should pre-
vail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
ANNAPOLIS TYPO TO
ATTEND CONVENTION

J. Herbert Armiger, linotype opera
tor in the Office of the Evening Capt
al, viii leave on Saturday for Al
tany. New York. where he will he a
delegate 10 the sixty-fifth annual ses-
sion OF the international Typograph-
ical Union. Mr. Arniger will rep
resent Annapolis Typographica "a
Union No. ia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
"Ty" Cobb To Stump For Cox

Ty Cobb. star outielder of the De-
tro:t baseball club. Will appear as a
'spellbinder' in the coming PRESIDENT
isl campaign if plans of Senator Pat
Harrison, chairman of tho Democratic
National Speakers Bureau, material
iEe! Senator Harrison announced that
he proposed to-talle Cobb with him on
proposed Swing around the circle
in the interests of Cox and Roosevelt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

Alaska. according to the Secretary,
was "a well worthwhile purchase"
which may bring some comfort to the
ghost of a former Secretary of State
by the name of Seward But. he de-
clares. it was extremely hard hit by
the war, and is just beginning to get
back on it's feet.
Alaska" he said. sent more men
Into the army and navy. in propor-
tion to its population, than any State
in the Union. That does not show
up on the returns as much as it
might, because many of the men had
legal residences in the States. But
il took away a lot of engineers, pros
pectors and other hardly. adventur-
Gus men, who were eager to enlist and
get TO the front. They are very slow
in coming back
The Secretary dilated on the sub
ject of the Alaskan climate, in sum
mertime. and had high praise for the
experimental farms being conducted
there under Government management
With sunrise about O'Clock ano
sunset about 1880 at night and il
doesn't get dark until midnight-yor
can get a powerful lot of sun on your
crops" he observed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Uncommon Condition

Most uncommon is the passing of
the nigh-pressure area TO the north
east. causing continued cool weather
here and in other Atlantic Coast
States. Commonly the summer high
pressure areas. such as this one,
which halls from the South Atlantic
States, causes southerly winds and
warm, humid temperature. With high
pressure off to the northeast. there is
little indication of a return to hot
weather in this vicinity for several
days, MIR. Spencer says.
Phoenix, Ariz., afen an absence OF a
day. came back yesterday as the hot
test point in the United States, with
the mercury at 100 degrees in the
shade. Other hot points in the United
States were in Texas and the far
northwest. The lowest was rs de-
grees, reported in several places
throughout the country, among them
Elkins, w. Va.
Rain continues in the extreme South
Atlantic Statos, but elsewhere only
scattered showers are reported. 1.-THE
temperature is considerably below the
normal in the eastern half of the
United States, with eightadegrees be-
low the normal at Annapolis it1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Preacher Back
From Vacation

The Rev. Emmett r. Spencer. pas
tor OF Maryland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, and Mrs Spencer,
who have been on a vacation since
June. will again be at the parsonage
the last of this week, and the minister
will proach on Sunday at both morn
ing and evening service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

4 warm hearted. but volatile. news
paper correspondent. ne fnds evidence
that he is a descendant of Napolean.
His soul is suddenly set aflame by a
mad ambition TO restore the glory of
the old empire Believing i, his mis-
sion in life TO do this, he ignores the
tremendous difficulties that lie ia his
way and stakes his life on the one
chance in a million and follows his
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Afternoon
Card Party

This afternoon Mrs. John Chew,
wife of Prof Chew, of the Naval Pre-
paratory School, is giving a card
party at her home, Southgate avenue
Murray Hill, at which Mrs w Thomas
Kemp. of Roland Park, Baltimore, is
guest of honor There VIII be four
tables.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

mad scheme with superb garneness to
the end
His character changes. He becomes
ruthless diabolical in his cunning.
And yet there are occasions when his
old sell comes back. This tremendous
characterization is enacted in a way
thai only Henry b. walthall is cap
able. ard makes one Of the most not
anle screen approximations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
No St,Ie To Them

Mrs. Warbucks Ctrying to select a
elf; TOR her sonl-Why. all of these
Gddles look alike 10 me,
Salesman-But they differ greatly
in tone. madam. TO say nothing OF
price.
Mrs Warhucks-0h. hang the tone
and price! Haven't you something in
a period design?-Baffalo Express.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
lro,S Worker
NarIne NerEeant

a.r romance OF the World War,
eliminated IN a secret wea-
7as revealed yesterday when
sWeer of Cumberland. ad-
+" her girl associates in the
Division headquarters uf the
Red Cross. Washington
Vas married on July Is al
--.e.hs Roman Catholic
Hai'.more TO Sergt. John A
r.r Marine Corps. Of Belle
Illinois. whom she met in
.0 prior TO the beginning OF
participation in the inter
una.,t
"ngt ac Red Cross in DC.
+'9 ana is at present secre-
David II Brown. associate
O.. te Potomac Division
7aamE1r'en expects to be
SD Qnautico. where hC
Haci when he met Mis-:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Appcirted
Teachers

Miss Janette Russell has been ap-
pointed teacher of the West Annapolis
School; Misses Gladys Taylor, Ruth
Parker and Helen Jones, Of the Ger
mantown School
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
.,aghler Hostess
s.r From Brentwood

~ T. slaughter 22Z "es'
arreoibly surprised by a
u te- ue.ce. Mable Herbert
rf of Brentwood, Nd q near
TaC motored In their
5ppcl in Marlboro on
here Marlboro being the
eu-a OF Mrs Herbert, who
aara.sr 9f Mrs Fannie Miller.
q,raasistor Of Mrs. slaug-
ar late Mrs Tilghman
West street extended. Be
yae far home they motored
,.,.,i..t to Miss Lydie Pirdeli
Aberdeen" near Mrs. John
q place. he being a close
a family. After a delight
.e returned home by moon
manr 20 repeat their v'si.
HaE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

Mrs Ellen " Wilson, of Prince
George street, is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Sydney Coulter, in Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

nrearat Rawlings. cashier of
6.lt Theatre. panied by
sr pcnt yesterday in Balti-
ng tic parks and taking in
20 that city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

yuill and Elizabeth
u who have been visiting their
mother. Mrs W. IL. Wilen,
ae street leIt today FOR Wash
ga visit The Zoo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
To Sail For
Holland

On next Tuesday, Mrs. zerhei, Of
Germa atown.lwill sail from Kew York
for Holland-to visit her Old home To-
morrow evening tnes Home Depart
ment Of St Martins Church, Francis
street, will give farewell party" ia
her honor
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
DANIELS is SURE
OF YOUNG VOTERS

Continued From Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

Colonel J. r. Abbott. u. S A.,
8 been spending his leave the
raglt with his mother at
I1u-'hc Bay, left today,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
/ fTou
! Arh

sd Nrg Charles Hunter and
r Lylil motored from Pitts+
Ha. and are the guests Of Mr..
g Jesse Fisher, and after
-g o week in Annapolis will
New York and return from
Pittsburgh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

Mrs John Floyd Waggaman. OF
wild Rose Lodge" South River and
her lSuest, Mrs. Maccallum, left today
for Cape May Ino.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05
Men Worthwhlle Purehase

the winner usually nosing out by
from 200 to 500 majority"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

i8 Esther White, of Kentucky,
Spending her vacation with her
Francis o White, Sr.. at In
Head arrived today to visit her
Clarence NJ White. at West
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-05

Former Governor Phillips Lee
Goldshorough and Mrs. GoldsberDugh
have closed their residence oa St Paul
street. Baltimore. and with Mrs. Colds.
borough's mother. Mrs. n. NJ ShoweIl
are at the Pliinhimmon, Ocean City,
Nd, for the remainder Of the sum
n.er. ttr SEQ i fo 1e
I...- .flta-at IL .t. .eg.
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tuee ef.. Sc. Ann ~ the aaiiy IN
COME are many sweet notes from
Acwirlnp Young pitls. Babe snd
Mrs. BABE have lois Of tun readinn
them.
NEW NORM IHne o. This eta., it
about ma sidr ul ihhc Nuth ite gou
seldom hra mentioned
But it's the s.d, that comes first With
Babe. nevertheless
fNrfs time ilah, steps u, to do, r.atr
tlWre Nvmuu huck m lht ltaul
nesnd whu- putting Just itiir harder
tnnn anShcdy ln che park Tor Hnutbff
one over the fonoc
You GUESSED t. Mrs lihnc
Cath Him Hon
Shr oailt Babe "ilun short fur
Honey '.und lAhc caNs hen Hon
rrft ~ "A mutual aKreemsNt
She ~ the wife oi tNv man who lH
more talked ut TO-DAY fnnu lhe frusI
dent az the United States,
She has two h!s INTEREST," Boa iie tu
see l4tbc hit horne rnus amt tu r0rsid
over their hem, iie
shes su ardent a fan taat -hr rurs
home Hftet same Just as uHrl Hs
Bale ltut ~hy ana ls1h, ate both ium
iulkH ANA thcif hpnv Vie Comcf f,rst.
10 spite oi aiI The sson and lhr oNDi.e-
rivnt and thg surref. ui Dfurs lY3Y
Performance
She Wantf 20 csak.
Hotels ifhc don CATO tur pm
ile's sionF Cos th, homr brand 0f
living
The Kuths want ia rct ac tied down
Dad Some quiet nttlp apartment nlma
wh,go Mrs btht can hrou Sta. Hancs
st,aNa. nN Hs lutNtoef Hud flN just
IN KIND 90 tnc> DISHES shc knows he
Ike bCa.
'srt.., 49,. S. tt - 60, -
Riverside nriyc suen aud sctilv l.rnt
down to rcal Ola fashioned housckccp-
ms lik, ihcs used Sc Iva oNforc Ruth
become tlchrlts and was iUft "a com
mon every dns hal player
20 ru 60 every game at che Polo
6romds Hnd work llsi as hard az ho
docs fhtn when o. 81 over we arc both
worn ont ana tired. Il is soinr TO hc
gtcAt when wc rct settled iu % little
Bnbes Horebody.
RABIES Eorlr ou th" ruad SAYS Mrs
Ruth "aru when hf cDmpa back fil
nav" @ little place nll f.Nod up for him
re certainty b. homchods % thctp
ever was oun
"Of couec realize that Bohcs in
tersfts are divided just uNo an, ofhcr
name nilai hc. uaIf ~ hts ifo is htsc-
ban ana fhr other halr s me
Rufll To- siugplng eXamplo hns nof only
rcnv"rtvl tho iiucEnN Grew Mi0 al
gAaE oi inrrnrs win tho hmdgeon. hut
has plunged tho whole lian johnson
orchard .n.u ciuutHg "Housc
More lnnE distance hits are being
rc-~sydea this scnson than modern
baseball ia used 10 tasting The only
nnswVr go So is tiiaf the homr-Tun
psychoicsy which has been Introduced
80 potontly Day Ruth. is having its effect I
on ali other players.
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nv soVIET AZ REaAr.

49, lN' AiN1Niutnd lreaH.
LpNDON June ~ The rcd fecnlu
tionarv commiiter ~ Persia has ISSUED
proclamation announcing Tho form b
ton ~ soriei republic af Rcehi. 60
30. dry Zoo - London Tifus fi-uatrh
frofn Tehcrau dated juno TO-
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"DDes0n's liver Tone b. pleasant
vegetable Nuuid which starts your
uver just a. surely fs calnmel bur
doesn't make sou s.ck ana can not
snliNatc
Chiidren ard grown FOLKS can take
fcctly harmless
Caiomol is a dangerous drug !; IL
mercury and attacks your bones Take
q dose OF nasty caiosrel to4ns snd YOU
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summary stolen bases. FHlk Palm
cr. sacrifices. ltiTncy. Mnttick. North
on. 2. two base hits. sheldon. kniaeiy.
three hnse hits, Palmer Gibson. DALI:
double PLAY. Gross 20 lfulier TO sheldon
hus"s an balls Fincher s. Dale 2 Htfucs
ont. Iinoher 3 Dale g.
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Dallas Winner
AT San Antonio

IlV Tho A9HUVIaitU TTeHH
SAN ANTONIO rsknn. .luno ~ -
DnilnH hlt fincher hard today and won
nix TO four In II Innings. Dnls .irlpled
la 'he eleventh aud Acoftd on comsnbs
ringlf. and Dc latter counted ~ iilg
Ml.-. III N.nl.-
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Fort Worth Wins
From Galveston

GALVESTON. June ~. galveston
rallies 10 thu 'nst two inninRe ran short
~ oycrcom.un tho lead which Fort
Worth poegessed thiouRh tho extreme
wildncsa of Nnldhnuot ana leo. Fort
Worth winning 20 8 Score
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New York Wins
From Chicago

fft 1Nr Aaauciitpd f'rosa
tlUCAGO Juno = z Sow York won
from Chianeo TODAY Ruth'a homo run
and tw. huggtr rilyinR am important
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key, Hooper. stolen base. Mcinnis.
double play. g. Hush. Foster and Nc
lnnls. j. Bush and Meinnis. !. Bush.
scoti aud NrInnls. basfp On balls
rDauss T. Bush 3. Okfie struck CUT
Dausa lguhh 2
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summary Two WIH' H',., ~ = ,
-tusuA Myatt buTus, Nh',,nls, ,..
Jacobson. three base hli'i ,i',
Sothoron home rims His', Nl..'t'
i,...... or lails Blrbce ., hasN SOW
,'. % TRUCK out Rifhce 2. Sothoroi
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Yin TfHUH Jun II In 10
nlgfcs 10 MISS f.liis Oasis Misc
Georgia swnnfon ~ Saras0fa IL act-
ine hs dean ~ women ~ the Tniyer-
aity VI TEXAS. Tor the summer term.
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McHenry's Homer
Sole Run in Game

10 Tho Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. June ~ Mellon
wv homer SCORED IN ouis run ~ to-
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Moiloy Mirror WORKS f0s Lawrence
street Mirrors made 70 order on
mirrors resiiyefed First class work.
guaranteed 90 last. Phone sot ADV
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Boston Wins
From Detroit


pErUDiT. Jun" n boston nDsed
,ui ahsnd IN o pitchers battle today
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TOTALS .sssttts. ~ ~ 40 y
zi,a ted for DausH ia sth
Score ~ innings.
Boston ............. 100 900 09l -
Detroit t....+t.s...... 900 900 egi---,
summon Two baeo hits. Menoa-
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I, 49, ,eJtiiip .... 81 u 20 10 )
~ iifitcd fpi isp in ath.
score ~ lnnirrf
fort Worth 100 Dsl 900 s
tnircHion ...... 90 orO on :
summary Two hHrr hits Callahan
Nnff4X currls. iinteS Hoffman Ato-
kn hafrs. Hrats z. krnn Hoffman,
Callahan. clnrh. double biaYa, carey
citrli and snhiiobncr. st"w Hoffman
anf krrft. ftfufh out, Lee =, NnloIi
Doh ~ ppgrs, oH balls. Wnldhaucr g
a. n ftolYpt ffasa 4
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wEsrsps LEAGUE

Al Tuisn ! sioux cry 2.
~ oklahoma city g. Dies Aolnrs :.
800 Innings.
A. Joplin 2 ~ Joseph =
A. Wichita 3-s omaha 20.
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.rT,HEY SATISFY" that says IT, Never
we're finer tobaecos used N any
ctyarette and never were ss9o aec99s
,,,s ore carefully and skillfully blended;
erbSesterhelds give you all that t; sny,
cigarette could give, plus q sauS1S H.
opaIitv that IS exclusively theirs A"'
lera ~ be copied
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AMERICAS ASSOCIATION
sournERN AssoclArIoM

~ MDbIlo ! NaEhVIlle 2
AZ Birmingham D. HsmDhis 3
A. New Orleans 2 Chattanooga !.
slf1e Rock az Atlanta, no safns
PLAYED
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St. Louis Bunches
DriueS and Wins

BS Tn" Associated Press
ST I.AL-lA Illnr 1
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3D., l, ses cn balls
naieV 80 Taylor
nr ~ 20 Munr''e.
tolcn ha.es knae
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No Wonder She Smiles!
o5wrrr' LcrrEas
AMUSn MRS. nApt

AMOar MRS nApt
like ali idcls % tire public kutfs
rnaU t.. q ,s,it 40 40 . regular fgH
tufe ef. SCI. Ann ny the aatiy IN
come are many SWEET notes from
Acwirinp youn1 oifls. Babe snd
Mrs.. Babe have lots Of fun read,nN
them
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Score ht inuinf
vaht tf'i7
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WNWWTI UIINHl Ia'NHn N TTITTHHT
FDninicr. HornHhy 10 Tavan 10 Fou
nicri bases on balls Hnine5 2 nix
] struck out lialnes Rlyey g.
Alma record., 1920-12-23
AWARD LETTERS
College Football Members Are Given
'sIOu0H

At the final chapel service before
the holiday vacation at Alma College
Coach Edwin Steele presented letters
to the football men, thirteen being
given for the present year, and one
awarded 10 Harold Walker for work
luring 1919.
Not man of those who were
awarded letters graduates this year,
and hopes are being held that the
Presbyterians will be able to get
back to their old position in the NJ.
L. A. A. near the top of the ladder
next season. with such a wealth of
material TO start with. Nine of the
men who won letters were awarded
the honor for the first time. Three
of the men. Rose. Waggoner and
Beattie won their second football let
ters and have two more years. Capt.
Barabeau, with three seasons Of
play is the oldest man on the squad
and still has another year for the
fall game.
The men who were awarded foot
ball letters for 1920 are Captain
Barabeau of Grand Rapids, Wagon
er of Bad Axe, Handley and Hile-
man Of Alma. Simms of DeTour,
Brewer of st. Louis, McNughton Of
Croswell, Beattie of Detroit, Ar
baugh of Lansing, Rose of Ashley,
LEMON of Lowell, Foster of New
berry, and Hale Of Wyandotte.