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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SO n. JACKSON STREET.
SIX rooms and bath
1911 MADISON STREET.
Nine rooms, bath, porch. heat and gar
age for three cars.
COS wAsHINGToN STREET
Ten rooms. bath ana heat.
4OOs MARKET STREET.
,ossse seven rooms rooms bath, porch, heat; lot
lis r. f2ND STREET.
Six rooms, bath. porch ana heat
os2 WEST SECOND STREET
Three-story brick, seyen-room house.
Very low price. Get busy.
505 ORANGE STREET.
Automobile repair shop. consisting OF
four rooms. lsx60 feet.
7io WEST EIGHTH STREET
Nine rooms. bath and two porcbes
800 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Eight rooms. bath, porch heat. electric
lights, large lot with frontage OF l62 feet
on Sixth street. Price reasonable and
property will improve In value. Let MS give
so7 LOMBARD STREET.
10 rooms, bath 9fld electric lights.
SIG LOMBARD STREET.
Nine rooms md bath.
=
410 =. FRANKLIN STREET.
rooms, bath, porch
1121 WEST THIRD STREET.
8 rooms and bath.
8. f, COR. EIGHTH & SPRUCE SITS.
Store, rooms and bath. Possession June
john j. EIamley
Money 70 Loan on Good First Mortgages. !
Phone 5l7o. 623 W. Fourth ST.
Real Estate Insurance. Notary Public.
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FOR SALE

Ch DALI
tlOl Madison ST.. apartmenfs
sQl Nandover Ave, r, B, =, II.
Sl1 w. Seventh 81. z X. B. n.
e700 West ST.. Il. b. T.. ii.
81 tnrtcr ST.. 9 X. B, a.. H.
10. dupont ST.. 8 r. y, r.
200 Market 81, q, B. Z. n.
sos Madison St. X. B. p.
90 y. Eighth ST. Il. H.
lOiS Bennett 81. o r. h.
1901 03-05-07 Lincoln ST. X. B,P.
l0i 4. Eighth St.. 10 X. n, a.
sQs Washington 81. K, B. H.
III West St., II Il. B. =. n.
~ DUPONT ST.. 9 x. h. p II
40 pine st.. Il. H.
liui Lancaster Ave. 10 x. b.
~ n Harrison 81. 4, y, =.
i0a W; rhirtieth 81, Z, =, 2, II.
2lI jefferson St.. 1OsR. B. T.. II.
80 Washington ST. Cor property)
s0l Nandever Ave. X. B. =. VI.
$50 Nandeyer Ave. o Il. Il, r.
~ =. 23rd St, Il. B, +. H.
1928 Reed ST. G rooms
1l2 y Broome St.. K. b. 4. H.
A49-5i p. 18th ST. 8 Il, y. p. II.
9iS and 942 Il. 18th St. g Il. b. 7, H.
.oY y. Tenth St, r. b.
i55ii i. NintR inth ST. ST. s r r
40 Z. sixth ST. 10 X, r. p.
COS H. Sixth Sc a, Il.
alG r. Fourth ST. L. b, p. II.
S11 Kirkwood St. r. B.
f1Of Pine ST.. 6 X. H.
1920 Lombard St., II. y.
1910 Walnut St, X. h.
tiS \. Rodney St. 6 Il. b.
500 Washington ST., Il IL, b, H.
AIS Monroe St. r., B.
26l3 Market St. Z. h. y, H.
515 w Third ST.. . r. b.
6o4 ". Sixth ST.. Il. Il. r.
1906 W. Fourth ST.. r. Il. T.. H.
s02 w sixth st.. Il. T. T.
40 ". Eighth ST.. r. y, H.
SO Madison ST, X. r. 4 H.
3o07 Monroe St. 10 r. Il. =.
Al BRACK EN
7-room house, large lot.
CARMlNE A. BALASCIO
Real Estate Broker.
li3 MARKET STREET.
J. Howard Gordon. Mgr. Phone 22is-W
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real. EsrArE-FoR SALE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1900 block. Franklin St. 10 r, b. ?, Il W
800 block. Concord Ave, 8 r, y, +.
23o0 block. Washington St, r, B. p.
1900 block. West St, Q X. Il, r.
1900 block Van Bnren st, ~ X. Il.
1900 block Lincoln St, r, y, =. II W.
1900 block Lancaster Ave, . r, Il.
1900 block Pleasant ST., r. +.
100 block Lancaster Ave, rooms.
loo block, Rodney St, 4. B. T.
1000 block. Pine St.. X, B, =.
1000 block kirkwood ST., Il, Il.
100 block, King ST. 8 r. B.
700 block, French St. l. II, B.
1900 block. Walnut ST., X. y.
900 block. Bennett St. rooms.
200 block, Lombard St, S Il, B. p.
SOC block, Lombard St. X, Il.
400 block, Pine ST.. r, b.
1000 block ". Fifth ST, o r. b.
100 block W Sixth St.. X. Il, =.
1000 block, W Tenth ST., 10 Il b. p.
500 block. L. Tenth ST., S r, y, p.
200 block. y. Tenth st., X. y.
700 block, 4. Eleventh St, Z r, B.
Wgm. EIitchem
1928 WASHINGTON STREET
Rents Collected. Fire Insurance..
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261O MARKET STREET.

Two stories rooms and bath, 2 porches hot ws
mented cellar, gas and electric. Possession June 25
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POI CHERRY STREET.
Two stories, rooms. Possession June %.
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919 JACKSON STREET.
Three Stories II BATH porches cnented
cellar and electric Possession 60
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AE.:1!H.,ElL::,!,' j! V, / ]. i ..sI q.

COG Ed Building.
Real Estate. Insurance
Open lnes. n sat. Ewes Phone 54is W,
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101 NORTH VAN BUREN STREET.
Two stories. rooms and bath, gas Lot, isxs5.
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1016 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Two stories, rooms and BATH gas
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222 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three stories rooms and bath, gas Lot, 1890
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4OO3 MARKET STREET.

Two-story brick semi-detached dwelling rooms al
pipeess heater cemented cellar. Lot, 3Oxi5O
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91O JEFFERSON STREET.
hnh SOuTH IA

Three-story brick semi-detached dwelling 10 70
porches hot air heat cemented cellar, gas Lot 3Oy
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812 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Three stories 10 porhes heat
mented cellar Lot isxi20
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112 SOUTH BROOME STREET.
Two stories, rooms and bath, hot air heat por
cellar, gas and electric garages. Possession June 25
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22O WEST FOURTEENTH STREE

Three stories 10 and BATH porches 'hot water he
mened cellar, gas and electric. Possession June %
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.
wafer wafer rent 1000
insurance 600
Total .............. .. $4,000
which approximately S25 per month carrying charges
In addition for the first year have charge of SO
weekly to take care of our $500 Industrial Loan After
nave HOME that add to its beauty and feel that
our landlord will not raise rent, but adding
to our own enjoyment"
BELOW LIST A FEW OF THE MANY PROPERTIES
THAT HAVE FOR SALE
803 WEST SIXTH STREET.
TWO stories rooms and BATH Possession 60 days.
1905 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Lot sOxioO Possession 25
SIS WEST THIRD STREET
dsTee stories rooms and BATH and electric Lot 2ez9o
GIG WEST SIXTH STREET
lnee stories rooms and bath, gas
822 WEST FIFTH STREET.
Two stories rooms and bath gas Possession June 25
I'll MONROE STREET
Iaree stories rooms and BATH cellar
400 WEST SIXTH STREET
Three stories rooms and BATH Possession 80 days
1929 WEST FIFTH STREET
cellar gas Go lsRo O Possession 1ua s s or ' soons 1So ''
s12 WEST FOURTH STREET
mented cellar Lot i8zi9O
1902 WEST STREET
cellar gas Possession June 25
5O8 WASHINGTON STREET.
garage Lot s8Tii3 possession March aS % "'' 's noon i0r
919 JACKSON STREET.
CELLAR sss '51 aaa eo o Pon sa Io6 60 G T hot air heat 'P'n'd
22O WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
Three stories shotw
mened cellar, and electric Possession
91O JEFFERSON STREET.
Do hrees5oTy 5a % Oc @ ssmdhSd he'd dwelling 10 baths
sos SOUTH JACKSON STREET.
andba dcaIar
Lot days ''' sS ana eis'''
112 SOUTH BROOME STREET.
cellar gas and electric garages S' POSSESSION @ @ Gas 1Gn as S0r 0'n'd
261O MARKET STREET.
menied cellar gas and Electric Possession 10 G1e aS % water neat O
26Os MARKET STREET.
Two stories rooms and BATH porches hot
mented cellar, and electric
4OOS MARKET STREET.
pipeless heater cemcnted cellar Lot aOxf5o gnu ' p'
POI CHERRY STREET.
Two stories, rooms. Possession June 25
1O16 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Two stories, rooms and bath,
222 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three stories rooms and bath, gas Lot iSx9O.
1O1 NORTH VAN BUREN STREET.
Two stories rooms and BATH gas. Lot, i8xs5.
11o NORTH FRANKLIN STREET
Two stories rooms and BATH hot air heat mened
1O6 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three stories, and BATH porch cellar gas
1913 LINDEN STREET
Stories
20 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
stories bath porches frame
Kitchen arge.
GIT WEST THIRD STREET
stories II BATH porch, casa
909O Possession June %.
2o5 NORTH HARRISON STREET
gas electric sion 25
1900 WEST cTpEET
Three apartments, bath
electric Lot 26x5G
81 WEST FOURTH STREET.
brick store and
cellar, and electric. Lot 7x5
S. E. COR. FOURTH AND HARRISON STREETS
brick hot
heat cemented cellar and electric stationary
Wednesday March will show
Of OF the finest suburban homes within
Wilmington containing four
Delaware
Fred B. Cushnnams
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. MORTGAGES
211 WEST SEVENTH STREET Telephone 7O1O
COl.on 10
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sos SOUTH JACKSON STREET.
Two stories and BATH electri
Lot i6xsO. Possession 30 days.
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2608 MARKET STREET.
Two stories and bath,
mented cellar, and electric.
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1902 WEST ST.

1902 WEST STREET.
Three stories and BATH pohes hot heat cemen
cellar, Possession June 25.
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50S WASHINGTON STREET.
Three stories, 10 bath,
Lot 23xi3 Possession March 25
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110 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET.
Two stories. and bath, hot air heat cemented
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1929 WEST FIFTH STREET.
Two stories rooms and bath, porches, hot
mened cellar, gas Lot, i6xii0. Possession June %
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400 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Three stories and BATH gas. Possession 80 days
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106 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three BATH porch cellar gas and
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1913 LINDEN STREET.
Two stories, rooms. Possession 30 days.
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617 WEST THIRD STREET.
ii porch and electric
9Ox9O Possession June %.
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ZU0 NORl n HAkKlSON SHEET.
Two stories. rooms and bath, porch, hot air hea
cellar gas and electric. Lot isxS Possession June 25
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20 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
and BATH pOrches heat frame
kitchen, very arge).
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8. f, COR. EIGHTH & SPRUCE SITS
Store, rooms and bath. Possession June
%, 1920.
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I'll MONROE STREET.
Three stories and BATH gas cemened cellar Poss
June 25
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1121 WEST THIRD STREET.
= rooms and bath.
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john Jo lFlamley
Money 20 Loan on Good First Mortgages.
Phone 5l7o 1923 W. Fourth st.
Real Estate Insurance. Notary Public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
H0LWORTHY HALL
 HOLES OUT IN ONE

Pinehurst, N. C.. December 15.-(spe- cial)-Holworthy Hall seems to have a. habit of accentuating the important role played by technicalities in golf. In his well-known story, '"rhe Luck of the Devil,' the hero makes a hole in one. but. having played out of turn, he loses credit for it under the rules.
 Sunday the author, who is Mai. Harold E. Porter in real life, achieved a hole in one in a four-b ball match on the cham pionship course at Pinehurst, but he had to revoke the authority of the book for 1t. Driving for the sixth green. 166 yards his ball rolled gently up against the pin, but did not drop into the cup until the flag was removed
 This is the second hole in one made here this week. The first one was regis tered by a woman player, Mrs. F. P. s. Harris, of London. It has leaked out that during the past few years no less than five players have made holes in one in matches in which they were partners or opponents of Major Porter, and the major is now being besieged for matches by hopeful aspirants for the hall of fame.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
STILL ROWING OVER BETTING SYSTEM IN
 USE AT N. 0. TRACKS

New orleans, December 15.-Regard- less of the outcome of the case started tc day to test the system of betting on the races now used at Shrewsbury, Jefferson parish. District Attorney Marr of Orleans parish tonight an- rounced that he will prosecute every person using the same system at the Business Mems Racing Associations fair ground track which will open January l.
 This means, according to local racing nj en, that unless new system of bet ting is devised for the Business Mems Racing meet, betting will be stopped at the track by the district attorney
 q see no reason why one class of law violators should be treated better than another" said District Attorney Marr tonight. Tt will make no difference to me if an appeal in the Jefferson parish case is pending before the supreme urt or not I will proceed in the parish of orleans just as if the Jeffer sen case did not exist l do not recog nze anything as a test case
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
Lenard And Mitchell Sign
 For Big Bout

New York December 15.- Articles were signed here to- day for a worlds champion ship fight by Bennie Leonard, present title holder ,and Ritch- ie Mitchell of Milwaukee, to be held in Madison Square Gar den on January IA, next.
 The men will fight for n purse of s60.000. of which Leonard has been guaranteed S40,000 and Mitch ell $20,OOO. The contestants will weigh in at 135 pounds at D, m. on the day of the contest. They have posted s5,OOO forfeits.
 The net profits of the encounter will he donated to the fund for devastated France, the American executive committee, which Is headed by Miss Annie Morgan. nn- nounced. The promoter. Tex Rick ard, has donated the use of the garden for the bout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16

run on the sweepstakes plan. Out of the entrance and starting fees the ex- penses will first be paid These will be normal. The balance will then be divided into two equal parts one-half being the derby prizes and the other half the all-age prizes. These will be divided 50, 30, 20 per cent among the three winning dogs.
 We nave a fairly safe assurance that each of these stakes will be around the $1,00o mark and we'll worth your attention.
 will you not be with us and show the world that the handlers can run a modet trial?
 MT. J. w. Tullis, 715 Carter Hill road, Montgomery. business man of unquestioned ability, has kindly con sented to act as secretary and treas urer of the club and it's business in- terests will be in the best of hands,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
City Basketball
 League Opens At
 Local Y. M. C. A.

The City Basketball league opened last night, with all six teams in the league playing games.
 The playing was rather ragged, as was to be expected from a first nights pro- gramme, but every indication was of a successful and satisfying season to come.
 Birmingham-Southern defeated North Birmingham in close game, while Gen. tral "" had little trouble in disposins of Stockholm ''Y" and Adamson Motor Company defeated By-PIoducts Com pany.
 About 400 or 800 cage fans witnessed the opening nights play of the City Basketball league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16

Carpenter. The champion admitted that he was somewhat disappointed. as he had hoped for a boy. but added oheerily: q will make a champion tennis player of her."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
BORN TO
 CARPENTER FAMILY

Paris, December 15.-A daughter was born today to MT. and Mrs. Ge9tges
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
yFieId Trials Be Run On
 December 28i


 The temporary discontinua- tion of trials by the Southern Field Trials club has caused quite a bit of discontent among the southern handlers and patrons of the sport Con- sequently field trials for December 28, to be run at Le- tochatchee, Alabama, has been arranged.
 Following is the circular sent out by the Dixie Field Trial club which will be the organization backing the trials:
 'To All Professional Field Trial Han
 dlers
 The Southern FIe1d Trial club, hav- ing discontinued their trials, leave an open date which in the interest of han dlers and patrons should be filled !. At the Georgia trials the handlers Rresent voted unanimously to fill this oate on December 2S, by running a trial managed by the handlers on suit able grounds at Letohatchee. Ala.
 This club will be known as the Dixie Field Trial club, and all profess sionaI handlers are invited to join and participate on equaf terms. There is already great deal of interest mani Tested and the opinion is freely ex- pressed that this will be one of the best trials of the year and that another year it can be made the best trial on the circuit.
 A NEW NOTE
 There is a new note in field trials that all handlers who have listened N6 T dlScontent among the handlers have passed and in their place have sprung to life the full Knowledge that only by unison, fair dealing, brotherly love and concerted work in the interest of the game can this great sport be placed upon the level which it so richly de- serves.
 All professional handlers are intel aigent men. We're they not they could not be handlers. Many of the men who have made this their life work would nave succeeded in other walks of life that would have brought them wealth. but sporting blood ran full in their veins and the call of the great out Adoors and the love of dog and gun Nciaimed them. Is there one who re- grets? We doubt it. What they have lost in worldly wealth has been richly made Up to them in health, an enlarged outlook on life and the longing for sport satisfied that could have been accomplished in no other way.
 At this trial will be brought before all handlers matters of vital import and new era in field trials will be 1naugurated. This was laid with the object in view of raising the standard of trials. This will be the corner stone of the organization and on this as a foundation will be built a struc- ture that cannot but be of interest to all handlers
 ON SWEEPSTAKES PLAN
 The Dixie trial will this year he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
CARPENTER REFUSES
 TO MEET FRANK MORAN

London, December 15.--Georges Carpenter, champion heavyweight pugilist of Europe, who left for Paris today after a visit to London to witness the bout between Frank Moran of Pittsburgh and Joe Beck cit, the English heavyweight, on Friday last, declared flatly he would not fight anyone prior to his match with Jack Dempsey. the worlds champion. This statement was made In answer to widely published re- ports that he wa sabout to sign for match with Moran. asd that he also would fight Tommy Burns. for mer worlds champion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
CARPENTER WISE IN
 REFUSING MORAN BOUT

While Frank Moran's sensational victory over Joe Beckett, cham pfon heavyweight boxer of Eng land, is still the talk of the fistic lenger for Champion Jack Demp- sey's heavyweight crown. comes forth with the. statement that he will not meet Moran prior to his bout with Dempsey. Whether this decision was the result of the "Pittsburg BIonde's'' decisive de- feat of Beckett or not Is mat ter of speculation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16

Suffice to say though, that Moran would make more than a good match for Carpenter. It's true that the Pittsburger is somewhat slower of foot and glove than Georges, but the healthy punching ability of Moran would certainty menace Carpenter Georges is showing how wise he really is when he refuses to meet Moran, or anyone, before his bout with Demp- Sey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
TALLADEGA PLANTERS TO
 REDUCE COTTON ACREAGE

Talladega, December 15.-(Special.)- At a meeting of farmers and business men representing practically every part of the county, held at the courthouse here yesterday it was decided to rec ommend that the cotton acreage for 1921 should not be more than five acres to the blow. This action is in line with the recent general movement through out the south to reduce the cotton acre. age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16

Frank Moran has two nationally famous punches, his "sOck'' and his "Mary Ann." The former, the "sock,7 is q vicious right uppercut that usually jars his opponent into oblivion when it lands. The iat- ter, the "Mary Ann,' is a swing ing right smash, started from the floor and progressing upward un- til 1t strikes its mark, which Iit- eralIy crushes his opponent to the ground. 1t was the "Mary Annv | t1inf fIOOred Beckett.
 With Tex Rickard and others of- ferfns fabulous prices to the champs and near champs for 10 and 15-rOund bouts, Johnny Wilson could go to New York or some other big eastern boxing city and almost command his own price for championship fight. Yet he seems to prefer to take on the youngsters "back in the sticks.v md thus. protect his title, although not doing very much in the way of gathering in the dough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
MICKEY SHANNON'S DEATH
 WAS ACCIDENTAL, VERDICT

Jersey City, N J., December 15.-The death of Mickey Shannon. pugilist killed during a boxing match with Al Roberts here December ', was accidental a coroner's jury decided after an inquest here tonight, Roberts, who was arrested as a result of Shannon's death, is out on bail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
BIG ADVANTAGE GAINED
 IN LONG FORWARD PASS

Coach Rockne of Notre Dame. gives out this bit of football strategy tha, Is mighty interesting, especially as if IS thoroughly logical and has beer used considerably by the coach of the famous Notre Dame grid machine.
 He says:
 q call for. forward pass tn-
 side my own 25-yard line, or when
 backed up to my own goal. I will
 tell you why. Gipp could throw
 the ball 50 yards-that is 15O
 feet-from back of his line. Now
 If that throw is caught up field
 and stopped where 1t is caught. it
 Is as good as a punt. Then if my
 man makes the catch I have a big
 advantage. The forward pass of
 50 yards is as good as a punt.
 with the added virtue of being
 converted into a substantial gain
 with n little lUck.o
 Maybe the above was the same bit al strategy that "Bo" McMillin, all-Amer. ican quarterback, employed against Harvard during the past season. When Centre college met Harvard, it will be remembered that McMillin called for passes frequently when the ball was in Centres possession well down in her own territory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
Ex-Fmpress Growinp Weaker

Doorn, Holland, December 15.-The for mer German Empress, Augusta Victoria, is steadily becoming weaker, says bull letin issued from Doorn house today. Her condition remains critical.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
Fight Results
DANNY FRUSH DROPS TOM
 NOBLE FOR COUNT OF NINE

Detroit, December 15.-Tommy Noble, English featherweight champion. and Danny Frush of ,3al- timOre boxed ten rounds here to- night. with newspaper opinion di- vtded between a, draw verdict and n decision for Frush. Frush dropped his opponent for a count of nine in the first round, and had the better of three others, the remaining rounds being in dispute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-16
WORLDS PAIN AND
 ACHE LINIMENT
Just one trial convinces you Sloan's Liniment helps drive away
 rheumatic twinges

VK THY endure pain when you know
 " Sloan's Liniment will relieve it
 promptly? It couldn't remain the worlds Liniment for s9 years if it wasn't highly beneficial in relieving rheumatic aches, stih joints, sore muscles, lumbago, lame back. neuralgia, strains, bruises and the results of exposure to bad weather
 Penetrates without rubbing, leaving no stained skin. clogged pores, mussiness. A pain and ache liniment that stands alone in doing what it is meant to do. Get a bottle today and keep it handy. All druggists. Three sizes--S5c, roc. $1.40. The largest Is most economical
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

$3.50 III. July 3These
Ilmatsly 10, 81, 900 hsad
~ ii Illinois valued 1t
neufee arr taken from the
IgostoctI report" Of the Unit
1oe department Of agFicul-
MAI "a ne press. Tue re-
ao detailed figures for each
10 uuamber Of animals. the
value Per head and the
o1ue.
IInois. the report says there
1900 horses, worth an av-
Il ~ ! head. or 1888. SeS. 900:
mules. worth $l25 each, or
Y d $lS,375,oo0 100000
COWS, worth 500 each. or q
S1ol, 780. 900; 1867 900 9TH
=. worth $51.52 each, or $780,
|: l.o1o,00o sheep. worth
) head, or $12,73S,000. and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

N9xioo CITY, Jusy 3.-Covern-
nent tsoops have defeated forces