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New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Fordham Tossers Defeat
St. Johns College Team

The Fordham basketball team spranc
surprise last night by defeating the
strong St. Johns College FIVE in the
latter's gym" Brooklyn, by the score
of 81 to "a. The contest marked the
first meeting of the two teams in a
decade. The Maroon quintet led at the
end of the first half by the narrow
margin of % to II. Stocker and Hoe
ton, the Fordham forwards, scored 80
points between them.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
koIehn1ainen WiHRepresent
Finland in Olympic Games
present coach of the University
Pennsylvania.


The board of managers Of the Metfo'
politan Association has been asked 70
approve the applications of eight Of,
CARNATIONS for membership in the iocss
district of the A. A. U. No dissenting
votes are expected, which will conse.
quently bring the total of clubs nov
affiliated with the largest body OF INV
A. A. U. up to $50.
Among the organizations requestnls
membership is the Princeton Unlvers"s
A. A. The other new clubs under con-
sideration are 18th Infantry, Washing
ton Heights A. A., Frederick Loese,
A. A., st. Mary's c. c., Henry stree
Settlement, Dunbar Physical Club ans
Newark A. A.
Ten events will comprise the pro,,
gram Of the annual indoor games % o.
the New York Athletic Club at nv %
ed Regiment Armory on February, ~ -
The features are the Baxter Mie'
Buermeyer 500 and New York A. c; ~. W.
Boston A. A. mile relay race. Ins
handicap contests are 75-yard fun'
1,000-yard run, 300-yard run, mile wai,'
three-mi run (175-yard limit, stana'
ing high jump (3-inch limit and ps.'
ting 16-pound shot (5-foot limit. En'
tries close with Paul Pilgrim on jan
uary Ii.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

L.
supremacy sport youhto that gold
embossed span between 21 and 80.
Quite portion by the young but the
veterans OF many fields haven't quite surrendered their
defense the conquerors.
Just how they compare simplest way to take
the matter without further paaver champions
their attached:
Thirty
Heron, golf champonship-22
Hagen, c1ampion-28.
Dempsey, heavyweight chanpion-24
johnson, turf champon-26
Ruth home-run champion-26.
Leonard, lightweight champion-24
Thirty
Cobb batting champion-34
Alexander National League pitching leaderas.
johnson, American League pitching leader-33
Britton, weterweight champion-35.
This only summary but it at least shows the comparative
situation In golf tennis the youth But
baseball still largely by veteran Cobb Johnson Aexan
Coe Jackson sale Collins Speaker George Burn and ]
the games leading stars thirty thrywo
iene Groh thryone Any aar would carry major
Alexander johnson, Collins, Groh, Speaker Cobb?
ago we arranged set Of statistics which showed
'na mans greatest average twenty
six At Mathewson Cobb Walsh JeAes Evans and
their top form At man h hdt
YOUTH but little experience trytwo abundant experience
but no particular amoun of youth At something
from both sides Of the debate
The baseball magnae at that softest life in the
world II ne refuses to spend for talent he being
osened boob II ne spends wad charged with
tempting to buy pennan Whatever pretty sure to be
wrong
In regard to purchasing Rupert and Huston
desire some additional information As they remark
$465O00 without
We talking big umpire other day who had
quitting fo?" asked "nver did 90 into
umpring afternoons" In other words it's
great life until get another job.
One the breaks was that Napoleon aoe
after twenty of major league baseball chance
know what winner begins hook as the same
late would ride Walter Johnson to the end Of his
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
HOLY Name Girls il, Lead

The Holy Name Girls basketpssns
team scared an easy victory over ."s
girls team representing Kelly-Spr'nss,
fiald Tire Company on the courts ~
Public School l79 last night. The nn''
score was l0 to 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
West Virginia Loses by Point

MEADVILLE, Pa. Jan. 16.-For tns
third year in succession West Virgins
lost out to Allegheny College at baske.xI
ball by the margin of one point - q
spirited contest here tonight resu''s'
1926 in favor of the local team.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
De La Sale Wins Again

The Dc La Sale baskctball team
won its ninth straighC victory last
night when il defeated Horncei Mann
by score Of rs to 2l.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
N. Y. u. Five Beats Brown

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 16.-The basket
ball team of New York University had
an easy time disposing Of the Brown
hve here tonight. The score was So
to Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

Goals from hoor-Van Slyck CO. Cohen
(2). Jameson o. Hamll G), Cornell,
Porter CD, Molinct (2). Rippe %, Bas-
tian. O. Goals from foulA--Van Slyck
(D, Porter go.
Rcferee--Tom Thorp New York;.
Umpire-Koch, Yonkers.
Halves-2O minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Tie Ilnc-up:

Tordham t5l> Pos. St Johns (a)
Hocter, l.. F.....,.... Damico
Stocker. ...........R. F...... Keenan,
McMahon. Cen. ........... Froiich h
Cullnn. n...,.........I. G.. G........... Conway
Stocker ,.,...,."R. G-....,.. q Rillo
:. Goals from oor-Stockcr TO- ltocter 9.
McMnhon =. iIgan =. Damlco TO- Frolich 3.
keenan,. Goats from foul Hocter Z,
)nmico d. snhst tuition st. Johns: Law :
l"r FOR ConwaS Refcrec~Mr. O'Bricn,
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
@%1iSRQRTEIGH! S. g|yI;[;I!;5|[!
Copyright, 1920, Ne1u Yoyh; Tribune Imc.)
Lines to Winter Wind

OpyF1QNC, I9|O, Ne1U I OTE Ir1O1tl1c INC.
Lines to Winter Winds
Winds of aUintc>, hu1vy By,
BloaV the darkness from the sky;
As you echo, roistering,
Blow us back breath of spring.
Where the ,,ew-bore grasses stir
AS zoe seek the cooling shade,
Where the clearing brassies qohi,v
And the putter plies its trade.
Winds of 1oimter, drift along
Till you bring q mew refrain
That IS built of ApriPs song
Bloacn along blossomed lane;
Where ace clear the froayming qoItim
As the fair1ooy beckons far,
Who're the mashie seeks the pi,,
IN deadly grip aOith par.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
The Age of Supremacy

Many are called, but only to be bawled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
Society
Social Affair. Women's Club. !. Churches and Lodge,

The fortnightly meeting OF Chapter
BIB. p. e. o. was held Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Edwin
Cobb. lis North First street. In
teresting Characters" was the sub
tect Of the program which included
an article on Welker Given, by Mrs.
c. ". Kirk, one on Edna Ferber, by
Mrs. William Barrie, and one on
Robert Burdette. by Mrs. l.. +. KEEL
logs. Mrs. Cobb served refresh
ments.
At the meeting OF the bible depart
ment OF the Womans Club, held
Monday afternoon at the public
library. the members continued their
study from Revelations" with Mrs.
Ella MSIs.ii &C. leader. During the
business hour plans were completed
for the annual luncheon to be held
next Monday at the State Street
United Evangelical church and which
will complete the years work.
g 9 o
Mrs. Adolph Pfleiger entertained
lllc VI NAAC A<AluAoI SANS
at dinner Monday night at the home
OF the Misses Baasch, 705 West
Boone street Yellow and white was
the color scheme used in the table
decorations which were carried out
with daffodils and Easter place
cards. The guests were given favors
OF daffodils to which were attached
tickets for the Strand where they
went in the evening.
4. @ @
Twenty-Five friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs. A. r, Haskin, liz North
Center street, Monday night in honor
of their twenty first wedding ami
versary. The evening was enjoyed
with FIVE hundred, the prices being
won by o. b. Weeks and Harry
Brock. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. o. B. Weeks and Mrs. Tyler
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskin were
presented with a gift of cut glass.
(. o o
. Mrs. C. A. Seaman was surprised
by fifteen friends Monday afternoon
at her home, 704 East Linn street,
in honor OF her birthday anniversary.
The guests brought lunch and pre-
sented Mrs. Seaman with a shower
of handkerchiefs. The time was en-
joyed socially and with games.
@ {. %
The Rock Valley Social Club en-
joyed a hard times party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kurt Satur-
day night In the various contests
prizes were won by Miss Gatha
Maulsby, P. Tjossem. H. Searle and
G. Kurtz. Miss Gatha Maulsby, 81
this city. and L. Maulsby, OF Sykes
ton, y. D., were guests.
At her home near Green Mountain
Mrs. George Mech, Jr., was pleas
antly surprised by a number of her
friends and relatives in honor Of her
c7th birthday anniversary. Full
baskets were brought and dinner was
served by Mrs. Meech's sister, Mrs.
Homer Keefer, and niece, Mrs. Clare
Olmstead. Mrs. Mech received
many gifts.
The Liscomb Township Community
Club met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ruth Browning. Following the
business meeting a social hour was
enjoyed The hostess was assisted in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
coUNTERFElTER CAUGHT.
Local Man Found With Complete
Outfit For Makinq Money,

It Is generally believed that the
hazardous occupation Of counterfeit
ing is confined to the larger centers
Of business, where the opportunity
OF putting bad money into circulation
without detection is greatest
That this rule is not always fol-
lowed, however has been proved by
the local police, who yesterday dis
covered a complete counterfeiting
outfit in Marshalltown.
1t is claimed the outfit belongs to
T. Nelson Downs, a man well known
TO many Marshalltown people. M.
Downs stoutly proclaims his in
nocence and is to be given an on
portunity to prove his case Wednes-
day evening where he will appear on
the carnival program at the Y. M. c..
A.
This will be a fine chance to see
the King Of Koins" at his best
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
Ine-
I.-K. Cook Book

Send to the Times Republican one
OF your favorite recipes, which will
be printed, with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them In
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
so that recipes of similar kinds can
be arranged in order. and indexed.
In a short time you will be surprised
what good cook book you have
made UP of tested recipes.
. Address your recipes to the Times
Republican, care of Cook Book Edi-
Tor. Be sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
as the ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
BUTTER SCOTCH PIE.

One cup Of brown sugar, butter the
size Of an egg, one cup Of milk, yolk
Of one egg two teaspoons 81 .,eer.
one teaspoon of vanilla and two
tablespoons Of corn starch. Melt
sugar and butter and then add sugar.
egg, milk and vanilla, which have
been beaten together. Put on stove
and heat to boiling point and add
corn starch which has been dissolved
in cold water. Cook until desired
thickness is obtained; put in baked
crust using the white OF one egg for
meringue. Miss Edith Gummert. K
f. d. 2. city. w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
Bazaar at Soldiers Home,

Bazaar at Soldiers Home.
The w. r c. OF the soldiers home Is
to hold bazaar of fancy and needle
work articles Wednesday afternoon In
the G. A. r rooms in the assembly
hall. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30

Cost per day. That's the only way to COM
pute the actual cost of clothes. We think we
can help you sdUe-if we can't lower the
cost per day. you may al1rays have you
money back.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

NNNOUNCEMENI ,.
announcements OF meetings must
be in the office Of the city editor not
later than 10 a. m. to insure publica-
ton the same day.-Ed.)
The meeting Of the Woodman Cir
Gle Aid Society. to have been held
Wednesday afternoon, has been post
poned two weeks.
The Dorcas Society OF the Elm Lu-
theran church will meet tonight at
the home of Mrs. X. Nockling. sol
West Linn street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-30

serving refreshmentS by Mrs. Harry
Easton and Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson.
The club will hold an all day meet
Ing April at the home of Mrs.
Theron Denbow. Mrs. Mary Gregg,
home demonstration asept' win meet
with the club.
3 q .
In honor Of Miss Leota Ewing who
is to be married April to Maurice
Hull, Of Milwaukee, the girls employ
ed in the office OF the Iowa Railway
and Light company entertained at a
covered dish supper Monday night at
the office. Places for eight were ar
ranged at a table whose centerpiece
was a bouquet Of daffodils. The guest
Of honor was presented with d shower
of handkerchiefs and later the party
attended the Strand.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
NOTICE.

I, !. n. Germany, City Secretary
Of Lubbock. Texas, In pursuance of
the hereinafter set out ordinance, do
hereby give notice OF the matters
and things therein contained, which
said ordinance is ms follows
Ordinance
APPROVING AND ADOPTING
THE ENGINEERS STATEMENT,
DETERMINING TO ASSESS PART
OF THE COST OF IMPROVING
PORTIONS OF SOUTH FIRST
STREET, NORTH FIRST STREET,
SINGER STREET. CHESTNUT
STREET, CEDAR STREET AND
ASH STREET AGAINST PROPER
TY AUDITING THEREON AND
THE OWNERS THEREOF, PRO
VIDING FOR AND SETTING A
TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEAR
ING TO THE OWNERS OF SUCH
PROPERTY AND TO ANYONE
ELSE INTERESTED, - AND DI-
RECTING THE CITY SECRETARY
TO GIVE NOTICE THEREOF AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
OF LUBBOCK; that,
WHEREAS, the City Commission
Of Lubbock has heretofore ordered
the Improvement Of the following
portions Of streets in the city Of Lub-
book, to-wit;
South First Street from the west
property line Of Walnut Street to
the east property line Of Cypress
Street.
North First Street from the right
OF way Of the Panhandle 4 Santa
Fe Ry. Co. 70 the east property line
OF Cypress Street.
Cedar Street from the north prop
erty line Of South Third Street TO
the south property line Of South
First Street. and from the north
property line Of South First Street
to the south property line at North
First Street and from the north
property line AZ North First Street
to the south property line at North
Third Street.
Singer Street from the north
property line at South Second Street
to the south property line Of South
First Street, and from the north
property line Of North First Street
to the south property hne at North
Second Street.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

Chestnut Street from the north
property line at South First Street
10 the south property line NJ North
First Street; and,
Ash Street from the north prop
orlv line at South First Street 20
the south property line nt North
First Street; and contract for the
making Of such improvements lnciud.
.ug rnisng, grading, paving and MI
nv same and making and installing
concrete curbs and cutters with sew
crs. drains and appurtenances neces-
sary 20 such improvements, such
pavement to be seventy-two (72l
feet wide from curb 10 curb on said
portions Of streets, except on said
portion Of Ash. Street which shall
be ffty.hve 1851 feet wide from curb
20 curb, and to be constructed Of
two and onc-haf inch Verticle Fibre
brick on five 60 inch concrete
base in accordance with plans and
specifications on file with the City
Commission, has been let 20 the Pan
handle Construction Company; and,
WHEREAS, the City Engineer
has IN compliance with directions,
fled with the City Commission a
statement showing among other
things, the estimate Of the cost Of
such Improvements and the portions
Of such cost proposed TO be assessed
against each piece or parcel Of prop
erty abutting on said portions Of
streets and against the owners there
Of. and giving the names Of the own
efs Of each piece or parcel Of such
abutting property, and showing all
other matters and things required
and provided by law and the City
Charter, and in Ordinances and pro
ceedings Of this City for such state
mcnt, and said statement has been
examined and corrected by the City
Commission.
That the said statements as cor
rected be, and Il is. hereby adopted
and approved.
That the said City Commission does
hereby determine 20 assess against
property abutting on said portions
Of said streets and against the own
ers thereof. all Of the cost Of the
construction Of curb. and three
fourths ga Of the remaining cost
Of such Improvements. exclusive Of
the cost Of intersections But in no
case shall any assessment be levied
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

against any piece or parcel ~ prBp'
crty or the owner thereof until NJ.
ter the notice and hearing required
by law and herein provided for; and
In no case shall the assessment
against any particular lot or parcel
~ property and the owner thereof.
exceed the actual benefit 20 such
owner In the enhanced value Of his
property by means Of such improve
mcnt as asccrtained az such hear.
ing.
That the amounts 10 be assessed
against such property owners shall
on each portion Of streets named 10
be improved. be por rated according
10 the front foot plan or rule, that
is, in proportion as the frontage OF
each piece or parcel Of property is
TO the total frontage on such street.
And the costs Of making and con
structing such improvements on each
portion Of streets named to be i'm
proved shall be considered ndcpen-
dent Of the cost Of making and con
structing such improvements on each
and every other street, and, provid-
fNf mat " Tue AllithAiVH VI VIC
said front foot plan shall in any
case in the opinion Of the Commits
sion result in injustice or inequality
10 any owner and his property, then
the Commission will adopt for the
street on which such property abuts
such rule or apportionment as shall
result in substantial Justice and
equality considering burdens inn
posed and the benefits received
~
That the descriptions Of the par
GELS and tracts Of abutting proper
~ on the said portions Of streets to
be improved and the number Of abut-
ting or front feet Of each piece or
parcel Of such property; and the sew
ernl amounts proposed TO be assess
ed against each such piece or parcel
Of property and the owners thereof,
for curbs and other said improve
ments and the estimated cost per
front foot for each piece or parcel
% property for paving, and the to
tai estimated cost Of such improve
ments and the proportion Of the
amount thereof proposed 10 be as
sessed against the said respective
parcels Of property and the owner
thereof. and the names Of such own
ers, are as follows;
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

benefits lhsrsaf, "a lhs msnnsF IN
uhllh Hpfh easis shall ~ paid ~ The
proceedings u|ih relsFnes IheTsle.
~ eha usf hs 10 anfeIse TonlsIn.
~ az |nislrsiti Ia said |Mrfn<e
nsHis. ennitefi. assessments. pIe'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

Thai the hearing shall he given
10 tho aeness II such shall|ng prop.
allg. their agents and ailoluela. and
u anYpne else Interested IN he aid
nIopeIlf ~ aid improvements, 40
he eaalfsfl IhsIsfnH % NE lesl 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

ibid she sand n tp your
1T came TO me from her. sys he
SIN a roundabout wayT asked.
Somewhat roundabout says he
and yet rather direct
Why didn't you ever Inscf herg
I asked Were your positions In M,
"a diffcrentr
She was far above me- says Ar
thur. Now, Ida he goes on. thii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
TEXANS ARE
EXCITED BY
OIL STRIKE
Little Town OF Mexia on the
Boom as Well Comes
In" With Gusher

NIIxIA. rexaa Nov. ,&.--ofl. ths
modern Aladdin. had rubbed Aexia
today. Mexia was lust an East
Texas town Of s.oco persons who
svinccd iitsle more than mild
curiosity as a wild cat- drilling out
nj lahoriousiy drove It's bit into a
hillside two and onchaif miles 60 the
Westward
Msxia CANA 70 life with . trk
whom eoatiess, hatlcss -roughneck'
from the drilling outfit ran down
Main St and into a drug store
grabbed telephone. called nnnber
and yelled,
.'oil. we sot NJ
Out on the hillside oscrons liquid
shot 80 feet in tho air with n foroe
that warped the derrick.
POPULATION JUMPS;
LEASES SkY HIGH
Population OF MexA today had
Jumped 1000, Leases were az hlsh
as 81 .e0a an aero and going up tieo
jump. Rooms are understandable at
hossls- hotel eauipping lis hail
ways with narrow mattresses and q
hlankst and renting them for sio a
f1op and II you ask for bed tho
hetel clark tries 20 sell you q lease
first ~aniy rs miles from tho WELL
Main II. Is a riot OF Jack London
cosmopoiitanlsm with booted and
mackinawod maw elbowiug with
diamond studded and fur-coaicd pros
pectors.
Mexia paused somewhat today for
. show down.
with thu web reported f.boe feet
IA oil and the bit eight feet In the
woodbine sand. r. A. Humphreys.
owner Of the well. fiyinx from
Denver In an sirplane. announced
that n the derrick could be repaired
The wsIl win be drilled deepsr to SO
lust what II WIN do.
II the well is proven MsxA sece
seself a. the Breckenridge Of East
Iexas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
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