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New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
DER CHANCE OF LEBOUT IN N. Y.
Commission Is Opposed to pSey-Carpentier Mill

rk. Oct. 2s.-Dospite ru-
 70 contrary. there Is small
 of Jack Dempsey and
 hrpentior meeting in the
 tScw York in the heavy @ hampionshlp bout. Unaues-
 thers arc promoters who D to stage such a contest. but bx CommiHaion is fntly op- It. etthcr before or after oloc-
 H would bc necessary to set
 to change It's attitude before
 of that calibre could bo sahks state.
 As tho international Sporting noerned, it does not want the |ln~ to the excessive demands |pxers. Dempsey requires a Of $500. .ooo and Carpentier 20. 900. All that tho promot- ! gct under such an arrange )dd be the work and the priv |ny>ng Inc other expenses out wn poc<vts.
 ht,s exfxt~ tint Kcarns and awe easer for a match in
 Arxe purse will be paid. for ben a lenn season for tho !. Kvmrnn has done overy- |shse to crcato the impression patch would bo staged in this bp to date there is not n sol1d p,1s fsop~p in that direction. h1rnrd and William "A. Brady. mss wore connected with the lu~f-h. yesterday declared to shat nbey knew nothing afrnfr.
 |B Cochran. the British pro- )D hms a contract with Car Ik1Dr1<1inw to Dcccrn Der 3f. k<xht that it WIS true certain . vahom he dccftned to name. overtures to hun regarding
 - of the Fronchmnn from mont under which the boxer D meet Dampsoy In England. d~snite had been ar
 Mo. Cochran snid the nexo- '0okd probably continue, but not aay that anything would n them.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
LONG LOSES CUE MApCH.

Chicago, Oct 2s.-Charles Seaback. Torrington. Conn. defeated Matthew A. Long of Los Angeles in the fifth round of the national pocket billiard tournament yesterday. 125 to 26. The winner had a high run of 39. and an average of 8 l3-t4. tho best made in the tournament to date. Walter Franklin of KanAas City defeated Clar- ence Stafford of Chicago. 125 to sT. scoring his third successive victory of tho tournament
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
KELLY'S WORK IS FEATURE AT YALE
Scores Touchdown and Runs 30
 and 50 Yards Against Scrubs

New Haven. Oct. 26-Yale's cripples are rounding into shape. Some. in cluding Capt. Tim Callahan, French and Aldrich were in their football togs yesterday afternoon and went through a light workout. Murphy, who was hurt Saturday, will not play until the Brown game, nearly two weeks hence.
 Nearly all of varsity men report ed at the field yesterday, but few of them were in the scrimmage, which lasted forty minutes. The scrimmage
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
RCISE FOR CRIMSON
Brsckiey Back at Harvard xherc He Is Showing Back n How to Boot Pigskin.

|dgv. Mass. Oct. 2G.-Not Harvard Varsity regulars but |itute as weil were excused endanco at football practice |rn' Field yesterday. Captain came down to practice drop being coached by his brother |orween of last years team. bning up tho Harvard leader bur days work this week un- |uporviaion of Charley Brick will also work with Buell., |y and tho others. owen was
 httie exercise and SO was
 the intter's mock still being The coaches have somo hope
 abio to ugo him boforo tho
 ssmo.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
k @ % % N
ROPER FORCES TIGERS
Princeton Football Mentor shows His Dissatisfaction over Gamc With Maddies by Changing Method of Practice.

Princeton. N. l., oct. 26.-Bin Roper's dissatisfaction with the show ing of tho line in last Saturdays game with the Navy showed itelf yesterday afternoon in a sudden change in his coaching tactics. The Nassau instruc- tor put his men through an intensive individual drill in fundamentals de- tailing them in small groups to follow the instructions of various drill mas tcTs.
 Hack McGraw, last years captain, took the guards aside and gave them a long lesson in taking out opposing tackles. while Pufry Bigler, also of last years team. put the tackles through the same process In tho meanwhile Jack Vim of the 1917 eleven was working over the ends in another corner of tho field. Keck whiled away the afternoon by trying out his toe at goals from placement. and 1T his success today is any indica- ton he will not fail again as he did against tho Midshipmen. Clcaves out distanced Thompson consistently in bunting duel. averaging fifty-five yard, his kicks getting height as we'll as distance. Murray then gave a drop kicking exhibition. being successful in three-qunrtors of his tries from the 35-yard mark.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
TO PLAY IN HARTFORD.

The Shamrock football team will play the Sargents of Hartford next Sunday in Hartford. The game is the second of a series. The teams met last Sunday. the locals coming out ahead in a 19-O game. Jack Daly made two of the three touchdowns scored
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
LEONARD TO MEET WINNER.

Agrees to Fight Jackson CT Fftssi1nz
 mons in December at Garden.
 When Willie Jackson, Bronx light weight, and Eddie Fitzsim mons, York vile southpaw, clash in the stellar fifteen-round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. they will be struggling for the opportunity of en- gazing Benny Leonard, ,Hghtweight champion, in title bout. It was an- nounced yesterday that Leonard had agreed to meet the winner of the con- test in a bout at the Garden in De- cember. Leonard will be among the spectators when Jackson and Fitzsim- mons answer the opening song.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
By Briggs

varsity and Bob Warren. halfback. one for the scrubs. Bonwood. who played halfback, was on the Yale freshman team last year, and weighs 195 pounds. Moore, who played cen ter for the varsity, i3 of the same weight and prepared at Lawrence-
 vile.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26

teams; National club, teams; Stanley Rule & Level Co., teams
 Thursday night-vulcan Iron Works League, { teams: Freight Depot Clerks League, teams; Trumbull Flee. Co., League, teams.
 Friday night-Smoke League. teams: Am Paper Goods teams: Corbin Cabinet Lock teams. were as follows.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26

Casino Alleys Scheduled games this week at the Casino Alleys follows: Tuesday night-At s:3o, Electricians VIZ Plumbers: Fafnir Bearing League, teams; Stanley Rule & Level Co. giris 3 teams: our roll on at s:3o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

ran under the yiaduct which spans
Fifteenth street. through the nilins
station ana out into a. patch ~
trees and undcrbrush. lying between
the railroad tracks ana Cincinnati
avenue.
Tho policeman had been gaining
ground. He was then about 200
yards behind the boys. stop" he
cried. 'siopi" but tho bandits hcod-
ed him not
Brglns Ia tirc.
Ito then began firing, but the shots
went Wild. The robbers disappeared
down an eubankmcnt leading TO en-
clnuati avenue
As the boys reached Cincinnati
avenue they rpicd nowly completed
house Running around the house
thcy found an open window leading
TO the basement Both disappeared
through the window.
a noiEhbur woman was standing
hy Kitchen window In hor homo, in
fun Wow ~ the widow through
which tho boys had jumped.
~ heard some shots sh" said.
"hnd when I saw the boys go into the
vacant house, thought something
must bee wrong ! tolophoncd police
pauolmnn Paris arrived upon the
Rconr close behind tho giinmen. lie
tracked thom around tho house In the
mud and aaw where thcir tracks led
10 tho basement window CrouchinR
10 ono side. with drawn revolver hc
commanded them to come out There
was no response
la the meantime u riot squad ar
rived from police headquarters. sud
founding the house. tho officers eau.
tluuHly entered The basement. The
robh,rs were not In sight
Going up the basement steps
which led 10 tho upper part ~ IA,
house. II thorough search was made
The robbers were not to bo found
tut IN the search e small sack con
tanning about S71 In silver and
currency together with new sack
or tobacCu--cvidcntly tho purchas,
the boys made when they first en-.
tered the grocery storc--w
found In carpenters box In cor.
nor Of tho kitchen
- This left no doubt that tho rob.
hora vorc concealed somewhere
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
RAINBOW REUNION
IS HAPPY EVENT
Good Fellowship Prevails
at Second Annual
Meeting.
ELECT TULSA VETERAN
Paul IIavcnstrite President
and Harry A. Cochran
Vice President.

Fellowship with the comrades
with whom thoy saw service over.
seas made happy event of tho
second annual reunion Of the okla
homa chapter Of the Rainbow III
vision Veterans yesterday In
formally marking the entire days
program
Al the morning buslnogg session,
called to order In thr municipal
auditorium Dos Jtmcg lirill uf OKLA
homa Ctty. Dr Sam j, Brtdflcld OF
Bnrtlcsvtilc wur elected permanent
honorary precedent NJ the orgHnlzn-
lion Paul IliNougtritr of Tulsa
president, Herman Mcintosh OF
iiristow, FIRST vice pr, sidcnt Buc
Humphrey of DwugHo. second vice
lrcaidonti Harry A. Cochran u'
Tulsa, third vice president Josiah
g. rhatflcld ~ oklahoma City WIZ
reelected secretary aud Naid Is
Halbort of Fort Worth historian
while Ivan H. Grove uf Kendall va,
chosen the Delegate 70 tho natloua
convention at birmingham, Ala.
July t2-1i
The war record Of Senator Cor,
was scored by Tho Rainbow Divi
zion veterans. who passed rosolu
tions COMPATIBILITY cnndomnirg tn,
un-Amorican ana WpatriJtic atti
tudc and course pursued In th'
United ntHtos senate by Thomas =
Gurc"
a barbecue IN the fairground
where tho veterans wrrc mustered
into service, Waits with fiipuds an,
attendance NJ tho ball game In th'
afternoon, ana an evening hnnquo
completed the DAYS program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
ICE SHORTAGE IS RELIEVED
Deliveries Become Normal at End
of Ice Wagon Drivers strike,

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1o--Ice
deliveries here today were approach
Ing normal after week IN which
they have been parnlyzed due To a
strike OF the Ice wagon drivers,
rifiy-nino Of the drivers OF the New
state Ice company returned To their
wagons this morning and tho Big
-Four company reported all but three
OF their wagons In operation.
The striking drivers agreed 10 re-
turn to work yesterday following
the acceptance OF proposal by Carl
s. Glltsch OF the New state company
to submit their differences to the
state board OF arbitration. The Bir
Four company was no party to III,
proposition and G. II. Anderson, man
Npor, stated today that 40 FAR M
steps had been taken TO arbltrate th'
matter In reference to his company
Union headquarters OF tho toam
sters' union reported the unior
drivers of the l1lg Four were still
out but they had formed no plan oI
action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

about The houss. aud the officers.
who now numbered about 20, to-
uowcd their search with added
Nigui.
Thcro was a small opening lend
ing from the ba.omout. under the
house toward tho front porch,
ThrustinE scBrChlight through the
opening with one hand, holding a
rcvolycc IN the other Ofnccr Harris
demanded the boys surrender
u cOult have bumped You or
Oh ghty easy" henderson boastfuily
said, rs fo was noing measured Tor
the rogu,H gallery
"fcs, bat ius' tEinl OF thcm
ouwcd off shutguna." his youthful
ompHniOu rotOrtcd.
BOYS Confess.
Both robbers gave the police
sigucd confessions, In which they
s"td thoy had heard uf the "c8sy
money To- bo had In Tulsa, and
were looking fuf ia, Country club
district whom they decided to rob
ia" grocery store
MY father and mother i've in
ISapulpa," the Hilton boy said In his
confession. MY fathers name IT.
james t. Hilton. and lives oh South
/ Division street, Just outside the ciiy
| limits ~ SnpulpH ! worked Tor a
while as a messenger hoy for the
J risco railroad in Sapulpa. and later
/ worked I'm the glass factory there. |
| mot Henderson la Kansas CITY
about year ago We wee bum
ming our way here. ! was intend
| ing to stick up some place and get
some money, so I wouldn't have To
/ 20 home broke
I'VE were looking for the Coun-
TRY club district" his confession
Itoad, "as ! hai heard that was a
| good place to stick anybody up. we
came upon this HtoIe and went In
! and bought some tobacco. When
We went out Henderson said: Let's
stick up that place We walked
around "A while ana pretty soor
when The coast was clear wc went
pack In and asked for some soda
water, and asked for some oigarct
! papers
The old man stopped over get
| ting the papers and when he RAISED
up we both had him covered with
our guns. Ho asked us II we wcr,
wanted to knock you cold. but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Joking. We told him we were not
and 20 get his hands up My pal,
Henderson, was behind the counter
getting tho money when the old
man began scufflinR with me. I
called 10 my pal. and nc came and
struck the old man. and the pist ol
went Off"
Henderson's confession says his
father and mother live az 1914
Gencsee street, I'm the Rosedalc dis
trict ~ Kansas city. He says he
IS "a marble polishcr, and his father
Is . stOuecutter.
why did you shoot mo. sonny"
Mr. Rcnshaw asked, when nc stood
before Henderson, after Identifying
him in the Bcrtillon room at police
headquarters.
II didn't aim to shoot you, mister
the youthful bandit replied II Just
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
SACK OF TOBACCO
STOPS BANDITS

THIS UI' Ii'H
the rear Of thc. store. The other gun
ut,yynr
"Ag we were almost ~ tho year
room decided IL vtR time 20 act
I rr,hhod tho s1uup.trtH gun.
thrustlrr tho muy,I. ava. from mN
Iiodv so that II he should pun the
ItfiFp,r the bulls' would 20 wild
die wos a strong TAD for hia sizo.
huf fclr seized him ana hc called Tor
lhis pprturr 10 ,otna 10 MS nssIatnnCc.
IAN the whlIo was grnpplinr with
linn nImoat had tho rovolV,r
lU.,r,rb.d nom M gla1 when tho
lptfer hoy rushed up behind me and
Inn mo over the head. I folt tho force
| nf mo bio,y aii risht nut I was GO
Ing 10 500 II through..."
Hyou ,orrc certainty pmcLy ana
Idirplnyc1 remarkable nerve" a by.
|stnnd,r remarked. ua Alr Hcnshav
REACHED this pnit or hl4 narrative.
"pmckyi" echoed the wounded
| Imam. e don't cbil II that u was an
| insult. Just plain Insult Tor that
| young fnipc 10 STICK "A KUN nRainal
my stomach. Both ~ theta wtre
mighty diHrcApectful In their hlk
too
Stunned Wv blow
"Thc tau robbcr hr me again
land then 1is pistol wont off right
/ In my car fell to the floor
IHtutn,d by the force of the blows
| Iuth boys ran out tho front door
scrambled 20 my fcct as Quichy %.
I could My rirht arm dldnt Zee
| right--it seemed 10 hang imp az
! m" side. fclt Hum'uhluH WhliI
luicklinr down, ana ! KNOW VIZ
shot Thcn ] got fnNd a"tnIt Wu ~
was going 80 eaten ih"so n"NN "
II had TO chase nom hl' hll'I noon
Mr. ltenshhw hnd fenchra w,
li"ni hn"I w ms ",'P''"lr
10 f"llow the hRn'llN Win w.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

was plumb scared and the darn gun
just naturally went off,
Rcnshaws condition, while eN-
tromcly painful. rs not considered
serious. An N-ray examination
showed the bullet entered his
shoulder and lodged In his arm just
above the elbow. lie was wearing
the same coat he had on when shot
There was an ugly hole torn In the
shoulder, with a wide splotch burned
by powder.
Both robbers, after being mea-
surcd and photographed, and their
finger prints recorded, were turned
over to county authorities.
An Information was Immediately
filed by the county attorneys office
and It IL expected they will be given
preliminary hearing early Monday
morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
TO STUDY BUB0NlC PLAGUE
Surgeon General Cummings Leaves
Washington Monday for South.

WASHINGTON, June ia.--Surg-
con General Cummings OF the public
health service, will leave here Mon
day for Pensacola. New orleans and
Galveston to look over the bubonic
plague situation.
'"rhero have been no further de-
ve,opmenta at these ports" tho de-
partment announced, ana mdlca-
tlons are not alarming"
Mr.. Cummings, however, wants to
be sure after personal investigation
that everything possible has been
done.
The adarantine against Tampico
Mexico, because of the plague. was
lifted at Monterey June IT, the state
department was advised today by the
American convIl at Monterey
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23
WILLIAMS BARGAIN COUNTER

5room modern bungalow, good loca-
ton on prominent street. Price
$4,000
One and one-half acres good land,
some bearing orange trees, balance
in young trees, 4-roo mhouse in.
side city limits, $4,000, with terms.
GROOM HOUSE, two lots, rs bearing
orange trees, fine garden, near
Lake Wire school. for $500.
5-room plastered house, shady yard.
close in, good locality, south side.
A bargain or $4,000.
7.ROOM TWO.STORY HOUSE, ga
rage, extra large lot, 10 bearing
grapefruit trees. A nice home
close in $4,000.
An especially good lU-acre truck farm
all cleared and part set to orange
trees, on asphalt road, about miles
from Lakeland. 4-room house and
barn, horse, wagon, farming uten
sils and chickens. A splendid bu,
for $1,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

WANTFD-Colored girl or woman to
do housework and care for baby.
Phone 553. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

FOR RENT-Two rooms downstairs
for light housekeeping 2O4 NOT"
1853
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23
E XCLU SIV E
LISTINCS
EARNS AND GROVES

FAHMS ANU 0huNES
S4,500-l5 acres az miles south; 5-aere
young grove; part in bearing; 4-room
cottage, small barn, 2 acres best truck
land; balance timber. bargain
$1,000 acres 3 miles; 2-story l0-room
house $4,000 insurance. small barn
20 acres fenced and under cultivation
small young grove; balance timber The
s120O0-19 acre hog and poultry farm 8 miles
south on asphalt road; modern Groom
bungalow electric light and water sys-
TEN. Also 5 room cottage; lawn, flowers,
trees. hog and poultry houses, all tools
and implements Additional leased land
Rare opportunity to secure Sic, 600 prop
erty for $4,000,
sl2,OOo-4O acre farm 8 miles north on hard
road, G acres in bearing grove. ~
acres Valencia and Pineapple oranges
planted this winter Good 2-story
house, barn. double garage and men
house 10 acres planted to corn. po-
tatoes and water melons, balance tim
ber Land borders on Lake Parker. One
Of best combination income farms near
Lakeland Terms.
$l2 ,5OO---Iu acre 8 year old bearing grove
at Lucerne Park Y grapefruit, v Va
lenca oranges. Near asphalt road. Big
producer and splendid investment :.
ST., 000-60- acre farm Smiles north l2-acre D
year old grove, y oranges, y grapefruit,
fne condition; some fruit this year;
acre bunch grapes which produced over
$500 worth Of grapes last year; IL
acres in corn, potatoes and other
crops balance pasture and timber; all
fenced New 6-room bungalow, ne.
barn, etc Rich soil, one OF the most
promising combination farms In county.
Easy terms.
$780, story 7-room house lots in Gil
pin Park, south Of Lake Hunter. Terms
$2600-5-room bungalow with bath, ine con :
dition, shade trees on vestabula street.
New pavement.
| s., 000-Modern 5-room bungalow, large
sleeping porch, garage, garden. >. Fla
Ave Close in. Terms.
City Hall Splendid location for store
or Office building, $4,000 cash, balance
years per cent interest. Your oppor-
tunity.
| s7,OOO-Will buy IA lots located In East and
| West Dixieland, including modern .
| room bungalow, Cannon street, TINS
| property is worth $4,000 today. Easy
terms.
$40 OOO-Two- apartment houses close In. Eas'
| Orange street; 10 rooms. baths, double
garage Fine income property
20 good building lots in Adams addition U
| Lakeland $500 to $3.50 each Neal
| railroad shops Build and have YOU
own home and stop hunting houses To-
rent m.,
We are sales managers for FLORIDA NATAi
HAY ASSOCIATION. NATAL TOWNSHIP, ais'
DRANE PARK ADDITION to Lakeland LIS
your property with us.
! KAUFMANN-HALDEMAN Gu.
REAL ESTATE
Phone 428. Evening Telegram Buldln
LAKELAND, FLA. II
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

The 1919 City Tax Books will close
April 80 after which date they will
be turned over to the City Attorney,
J. Hardin Peterson, for collection by
suit. PAY NOW AND AVOID COL
LECTION AND COURT COSTS.
H. L. SWATTS,
1924 City Tax Collector.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED AT ONCE-Houses and lots
to sell. Have several buyers who
want home at once. Send me your
listings, for houses, lots. farms or
groves without delay. W. Fiske
Johnson. 1929
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

FOR TRADE Five passenger touring
car in good condition, will trade for
good lot. H. C. Stanley, Box 49,
Phone 20. 1850
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, POLK COUNTY,
FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. = Jefferson
Crews, vs. Florida Land & Improvement
Company. Corporation, ct al-BlLL TO
QUIET TITLE
1t appearing to the court from the return
Of the Sheriff of Polk County upon the sub
pOena in chancery issued herein on the 24th
day Of March, 1920, that said Sheriff was
unable to serve said subpoena because the
agents and officers Of said Florida Land &
improvement Company, corporation organ
lied and existing under the laws OF the State
Of Florida, are unknown, it is hereby ordered
that the defendant, Florida Land Improve
ment Company, do be and appear in said
cause at the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court
at his office in the courthouse Of said County
at Barlow, Florida. on the rule day In June,
1890. same being the 18th day Of said month,
and defend this action, same being an action
in chancery by Jefferson Crews to quiet title
to the following described land in the County
OF Polk and State Of Florida, to-wit: South
west quarter tSWAl Of southeast quarter
(SEA) and southeast quarter SEA o.
southwest quarter (SWh) Of section thirty
six 1861, township twenty eight (2S) south,
range twenty -four (24) east, and said action
having been instituted in the Circuit court,
Polk County. Florida, on the oath day OF
March 1920.
Done and ordered at Lakeland, Florida
this 9th day Of March. 1920.
JONI s. EDWARDS,
~ Judge
In B. HufIaker,
Solicitor for Complainant. 1855
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

DRESSMAKING at reasonaOie
prices. Mrs. Riley. 321 West Lem
on st. Phone 4s-Green. III9
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

G. J. WILLIAMS, Evening Telegram
Phone 1877 Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

FOR RENT-The Lake Alfred hoIei
from May LIST to Nov. list. Prefer
personal application. Will make an
unusually attractive offer 10 Tue
right person. See US at one
FLORIDA FRUITLANDs COM
PANY. Lake Alfred, Fla ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-23

FOR RENT-Cottage Of five rooms
partly furnished; ten acres OF iahu
to responsible person for one year
Address Box 131, Route B. Lake
land.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-17

native hills by showing them better
methods Of agriculture. the JOY OF
friendly competition in baseball or
football game and tbs positive side
OF religion se'do irght BY the
eircuit-rider missiona-
Because Ct the spiritual awaken
ing which has come /. the Episcopal
Church from the Nation-v.d, Cam
paign. the Order Of the Hol Cross
hopes to increase -rertls st. An
drew's facilities so that it no lon;,er
will be necessary each fall to con
d-mn 20 : life Of illiterscy scores of
eager mou tain lads who cannot be
admitted because there is no -oesa
for them.
The c. -berland Mountain girl
also viii be beneiite W the CAM
paign 20 awaken the Episcopal
Church TO its responsibilities. Sew
eral miles to the South of st. N
drevs. the Sisters Of st. Mary oper-
ate a similar school for gir,s where
a few OF the future mot ers of the
mountain region are taught hos to
to mike attractive home. for the
youths who obtain at e-- the
rudirienfz of a ChrE Ian edpcatio
at S. Arjyyv'.