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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
sKurINA ".

SkUTTNA II.
- Mensi prosy.3 Napsal JaroIav Maria. Broz JIG to pozoruhodna
knina. yykauifci vscchny pfcdnosti autorova umtni; vybrouseny
styl, pmdky d6jovy spad a bfitce yystiznou psychologist osob, ne
vyhybaicich SC AMI scenam ~nczvyklym n choulostivym. Podvedome
zazchy smyslnosti, itch konfHkt SO zasadami a zakony, jimiz $
mlad9 katcchcta, ted snrti propady, fd1 shedani $ mIlenkou
souchotnafskou, ' umirani loufajief v uzdraveni; dusevni krisc
Iakafe zdrav6ho a smyslndho, oklamavajnho "a cenu vlastniho
,.ruoni dobrou chnrayou zenu. Kniha slim a napfnava $500. $685.
4ranh. vra1y !, Na,o.Ia Tvlaa Mcincckoya. Broz ...... 1910
M J, Nans.i K,rcI Masek Gem broz ~. 5000
j. yIata yonraa. n, N.nsal H. Iapocr ccna brz .$0A0
.rnaac aaam. uo,ouana ), N,nsal Ioscf Svatek. i'll BToz. ..... 5000
mt. Morrana !, N,nsaIa Ola Tastrova. Broz. ...........$0 1910
!. n,aL ,oni3 !, Na,a.I n Icy svcbrava Broz. -. .$0d0
orr. ~ ssloou, y N.,sal pctr peimek Broz $685.
40 zych samotafich." Napsal Ivan Olbracht. Broz .............,$of va
'zpovnik,' . s pfidaykcm zpcvniku $ notami. .,.............t. $o.oo
1855
Ttchto 10 knh V celkoy6 Gene 1855 dame kazddmu, kdo ucini
obiednavku do Is. dubna, 1920, "a =. .Sa.oo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
sKuPINA /.

"Garibaldi. bohatyr svobody, ,, Napsal Karel Tdma, vekS formal,
700 stran. krasne ilustrovano. Kitika napsala o tonic velkem
die: "Nikdo iny nemohl nam napsati zivotopis korsara 2 boJn
ihoamcrekych repubHk a gencraa V cervene kosil, neil mas Una
menity publeista, X. Tuna. Jake dobrodruzny roman ctou sc
Tnmovy stranky, lisici madi Garbaldiho, jcho vystoupeni do re-
so,.sn;.h sla .mIads ItaIe - Ccna ......... $3.50
"Amcricks pravo.n Napsal j. j. Krhl, $50 stran, krasnc vazana.
obsahuic: statni pravo. Obeansk6 pravo. Rodinne pravo. Zakony
o ycfcinych pozemcich. Maletek n%emovity. Kniha, ktcrou by kaz-
40 arSa. mm NIL; donna pdyolni cena .. 800. .$L75
.0Nxhx az !, Inn ;Ibustyaci -. 5000
q nnoh IaaiI = NansaI Dr Low sycbraya. Cena ....... 1910
a. ~ 80 >, Nans.l p,dor MrJek Cepa 5000
sPoslcdni chvie carske rodiny,' .. fotografii. Cena ............Se3o
q Poyidka majoveho vcGcra.' Napsal Volta Bencs, ILL, broz. -. so3o
'Zpcvnik, . neinoveji sbirka pknf BroA. .....,''.......sV "o
"Kcnsuelo., Napsala George Sandova. Roman, diva svazky, 666
stran velkeho formatu. Broz. $l4o
'Kraovny bez kralovstvi. Napsal Karel Masek. Roman. Broz. .$ooo
$775
Techto 10 knh v celkove Gene s75 dame kazdemu, kdo udni
obiednavku do Is. dubna, 1920, "a .Sooo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
sKUPINA III.

"Janysove. . NapsaIa L. Baudysova. Velky spolecensky roman we
stupu a upadku mlynafskebo rodu Janysu V meste ccskeho Polabl.
vzacna kniha, podas ajni vernS obraz venkoyskeho msaa pred trr
citi roxy. kdcz rozyff 50 mihstn6 drama hrdiny romanu - hIsto-
RE ieho prudke, nespoutanc lasky a snahy pc vyniknuti ma poll
poitiekem. Roman, psany Nylm sobcm, $ dejem, jenz razem upou-
taa ctenac a udrzi ieho zajem az do posledni stranky. Vekou
pfednostf knihy jest zdravy reaismus, ktery chi j tax mlou, re
Stenaf znovu a znovu k nj sc vrati. Cena broz. ........t......Sl3o
.ern,hv, vu,dy :, Nonsa1o Tvlda Meineckoya. Cena brz ........ 1910
..pnloIe pova5sb ), Nans,I Y Rcznisek. Broz. 1910
"Ceska slechta. +" Napsal Jos. HohcGek. Vazana ...............$l2o
,Nosaso,6 nvobv,, Nansal M Gorkii. yAzana .$110
"Jitfni low Napsal Jan Vrba. Broz. y.
.sDzayachoyske hnizdo, - Napsala l.. A. Carska. ILL.,; broz. ......Sooo
"Zahuealy lesy.' ~ Napsal X. Cervnka. Broz. ..................,$ooo
..Na obou polokoulch. = Napsal Josef Mach. Broz. ...........,.$o3
"Muzi a zeny.' Napsal B. Kaminsky. Broz. ..................$O3o
$3.50
T6cbto 10 knh V celkov6 Gene $3.50 dame kazddmu, kdo uGni
~ ~ < auhna 200 % $3.50
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
sKUPINA II.

"Pannv se skalt Napsal Gabrielle dAnnunzio. Roman. "Panny re
ska isou v pravd4 symboickymi vSkvdty nadhernJch pisni o
lAscc. utneni a stesti. Ty nadherne passaze basnicke prosy, ty
nadhern6 noel, pine yabnych momentu horouci asky; zde ve to
neyeva carovn6 kouzo do dust eenafd a ctonafck, take zapo-
men "a chyiIi N s6 okdi! Ccna broz. knihy 5000
phi pov1Soh ;, Nars,l v Rezasck. Roman. 36s suan. -. .$0.70
.p III n5s,osi !, yansal Y Rrznirek. GAO stran. 5000
40 1aa.su r.a,oh,, y, Nans,l Y teznisek 700 stran. 5000
"y duzine dobrodruha krale" Napsal Bob. Havasa. Historicky
ronsn . dnv oso stran. proz .$1.00
~ razneho sku.,' Napsal Pavel Albieri. vojenske novey, 391
o.nan pro;oyans $685.
sNai,sna5nsisf slovan ,, Nansal X NJ. Capek. 14 sran. 49,. 1925
D. narLfy :, Nansal 6 v Heller Roman. soy stran. Cena -. 5000
av.noufnLv sesk6bo za;atce - Cena broz. .... 5000
"Marie Sfastna. Napsal S. Y. Heller, 22 stran. .............soS
$3.50
Techto 10 knih v celkove Gene $3.50 dame kazdemu, kdo uelni
obiednavku do Is. dubna, 1920, "a .S4zo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Zvldstnf skupinovd nabidka knih

Knhknpectvl, . ktolym jsmo ' obchodnim Sp0JehI u pIc1uou V0
csnu. Knihy . brosury rosddisuy byy ma dvanact skupin cislovansch o.
tyto skupiny pnjimany budou pouzc do 10. dubna, 1920. skupiny ~ nt
odelani pnpravsny
Kupte ST iednu neb vice skupin Nikdy jz 80 Van nepaskytno podo
bna pfiesitost. Invcntura provadi . v zavodcch pouzs jednou "a rk'
Kasdy inteligcntm ciovtk mel by mt donna aspoh nekohk ceskych
mih. objsdnejte 81 ncktcrou sknpinu jeSt6 dncs ably 50 M Vas dostalo
zadna objednavka, ktcra mas dojde po 10. dubnu, 1920, nemots byu Wy
hzena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
SKUPINA v.
Zvlastiii skupina dobrodruznych romand pro muze.

ssGl Bias I, Napsal A. Rome dc Sage, 2 Oily, vcky formal, 66S ST.
Krs.n5 u,ustrnyano unobo hare, nvch pfioh. Broz. ...... 1920
ssOlncm mcecrp Napsal Hcnryk Sienkicwicz, 2 Oily, s2s stran vel
keno formatu, n~ezkraccn6 vydGni, krasn6 a bohate inustr. Broz. .$2'Zo
sGaribaldi, bohat5r svobody.u ycky formal, GOA stran, krasne iu.
strov5no cena broz 1920
''Irbae. =" Napsal M. r. Feval. velky dobrodruzny roman, bohae IL
ustro,.n aa strap ,ctk6ho formatu. Cona broz. .$1O0
''rajemstvf zm6 komnaty." Napsala CASTOR Lcroux. Napnavy de-
tektivni roman, il1ustroyany, 1853 stran. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oDo
.Tri muskctyfip NapsaI A. Dumas, 9 Oily, $50 str, ILL Ccpa bZ, .Sl90
e'Tfi musketyf pc dvacti etech. Napsal A. Dumas, 2 Oily, 1876
str.n L,san1 i,uatrovano groz ..... $3.50
unsuo ldsty{ u Nansal Karel piskof. Ceua broz. ....... $3.50
"v duzine dobrodruha krMe0 Napsal Bob. Havlasa, 2 Oily, $50
atran. cena brozoyane knihy -. .$o.SV
sBicnogski,, Napsal " sfSiroszewski. Kniha vysoce napinava.
Noyinka ma trhu kniznim. Ccna broz. .........s.........dSl oO
"Amerhk6 prayo.u NapsaIJJ KraL. vazana kpiba, Lterou by mel
ylastnii kazdy obcan sponnych Statl. Ccna .$l7o
M44&WM ---
$L65
,Tlchto 1e Luih v celkov6 Gene sl7G5 dame kazd6mu, kdo ueinf
obipdnayku do IL. 1ubDa, l920, IA III. -. -. :. MAN.. ~. @l@'vu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

MOsINEE, WIS, q. bfezna
1920. Cteni panoye Bures . Blu
resi- Psi VAN nekolik radek, tax
abych yam nechal vedet, kolik
tech Penkayd mas je o jak SC jn,e-
nuicme. ia Sc jmenuji John .
jsem nejstarsi; pax jc Jim, mladsi
mnc a ten 2 mas nejmladsi SC jmc.
noval Joe, ten ale jiz zcmfcl. PAX
byly dive scstry = Rdzenka a An.
ma, Rdzcnka byla provdana Q tM
pred 5 roxy zcmrela. 10, Vaelav
4 Anna isme jenom ii, co jsou na
zivu. TAX isme sami tfi zde na
farrn6 Anna, ia nam yede domie'
MOTT Tstinek zenfel pred Q. roxy
q jmenoyal Sc Erantisek Pcnkass
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
WOMEN OPPOSE BILL TO
LIMIT THEIR WORKING
DAY TO EIGHT HOIJRS

The W0men's Equal Opportunity
League Of New York is sending a pro
test to the state legislature at Albany
against bill introduced by Assembly
man Charles ID. Donohue, minority
leader, which would make 1t illegal for
any woman to work more than eight
hours day. The protest sent by the
league reads in part as follows:
"The facts are that the un
socialistic women's labor unions are
solidly against measures which would
initiate against the rights of women
on account OF their sex, that the new
women's organizations supporting the
bills are women's clubs, composed
mostly Of idle and non-self-supportine
women, and that the many prominent
women advocating the bills are prom.
nent in the drawing rooms of Fifth
avenue and not In the offices, factories
and shops. They are merely 'uplift.
ing because they haven't anything else
TO do and they have neglected to con
suit the persons these bills would af.
feet most"
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Oil and Gas i'm Our Neighboring Field
ON the West

Bowie, Ariz., Feb. S.-Drilling at the
well OF the United States Oil 4 Rein
ing Co., in the Bowie basin, 10 miles
northeast OF here, brought in such a
flow OF oil and gas at 200 feet today
that Driller @. d. Hooker suspended
operations on account Of the danger OF
fire. The driller refused TO proceed
until the boiler and bunk houses were
removed further from the well, fear
ing ignition Of the gas and the possible
loss by fire OF the rig and buildings.
The work Of eliminating the fire haZ-
ard is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible In order that drilling may be re-
sumed.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Be Master Of Yourself.

To be able to keep cool when all the
world goes mad shows mental grasp
and genuine bigness. This grows with
the years. It becomes q part Of the
nature. Newly dubbed anstocracis'
and the victims Of sudden wealth usu.
ally betray their plsbslsn origin b.
their cultivated show Of authority.
Where the blood tells II rises with
might to occasions, but seldom allows
itself to get rufiied without occasion.
And what a spectacle one can make
Of himself by getting all stewed about
nothing or losing his temper on some
little thing that approximates the zero
mark. The really big character IL
slow to anger and irritates little dubS
by his superior calm control. At tho
same tims the exhibition Of mastery
challenges the secret admiration Of all.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
HOW TO BECOME A NURSE

Any woman with intelligence an1
"motherly" instinct can learn to be- a
practical nurse and earn from fifteen
to twenty-five dollars per week. II you
cannots pend three years in hospi'a al
or are past hospital age, study CO l.
nonsense book, called Nursing in the
Home" by Lee ii. Smith, NJ. u. This
book is written in a way that is ea y
TO comprehend. IL will teach you hrw
to recognize different diseases; how %
take temperature; how 10 take care II
fever patients; how TO give baths; I'll
about the sick-room. Ii treats OF burns
and scalds broken limbs, bleeding frC N
wounds (bandaging), drowning, faint
ing-almOst every contingency is ccV-
cred.
Many pages are devoted to Hygiene,
Anatomy, Physiology and Medicine.
1t contains advice for mothers and
tells how to caref or infants.
This 500-page book, bound in hald-
some red cloth, is worth $500, but f1r
limited timec an be procured "
sending fifty cents to the publishe $,
Worlds Medical Press, 652 Washingt IN
street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
LORDSBURG GETS TWO MORE
GOOD DEMING PEOPLE

Lordsburg is glad TO welcome Mrs.
Westbrook and daughter, Blanche, of
Demlng, the latter having accepted q
responsible position in the law offices
of Morningstar x McIIalffey.
Miss Westbrook has for several years
been stenographer and bookkeeper IN
the offices OF District Attorney ]. 8
vaught and Capt John c. Watson,
pronounced by Judge Neblett as one
Of the leading law firms in the state.
The Indies have taken temporary
quarters in one of the Hardin cottages
on Shakespeare avenue.-Lordsburg
Liberal.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
DENY RIGHT TO STRIKE

Washington, Feb. 11.-Denial that
any group Of organized labor possesses
an inherent right TO strike is contained
In memorial to congress, formulated
today at the conference here of repre-
sentatives of four large farmers or
ganizations, the National Grange, the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
the Cotton States Board, and the AS
sociation Of State Farmers Union
Presidents.
In view of recent events and hap
penings,p representatives OF the four
organizations said, IL was agreed that
the attitude Of the farmer membership
OF their associations on the right TO
strike should be plain to congress and
to the country.
Pointing out that the city population
OF the country is dependent on the
farmer for food and that interruption
OF this supply can be brought about
through strikes Of railroad or other
transportation unions, the memorial
asserts:
"Those who believe that labor has
an inherent right to starve the people
of the cities to death ON the one hand,
and 10 destroy the property OF the
farmers on the other. No such right
has ever existed and no such right ex-
lists now. II is economically unsound
and the American people can and will
work out some other method for the
settlement of such controversy. No
set OF men has ever had the moral or
legal right to destroy property or cause
suffering by conspiring together and
the welfare OF the people must ever re-
main superior TO that Of any class or
group Of people"
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
What the Kansas City Post Says:

New Mexico the new oil Eldorado I!
This may seem startling statement
to those not conversant with recent de-
velopments In that state, but according
TO those who are In position to know
I-geologists, for instance-New Mex
leo with tbs millions OF acres Of arid
land, is about 10 become the ''land Of
promise"
Oil In seemingly paying quantities
already has been found in several To-
cations In the state.
Not only is there production, but
geologists who have examined the for
nation declare that the formation in
the New Mexican fields is practically
the Pennsylvania formation in its
highest state
The entire state is oil crazy. OIL
men are coming from the east and the
west and the north and the south.
When the first wells were reported
men came from the Ranger and Burk-
burnett fields of Texas. Later came
Oklahoma and Kansas men. Soon
men came In from California, Penn
sltvania and other oil producing states.
Now the big cities are sending men
who have heard of the new "Eldorado'
and want to make their fortune here.
Geoolgists declare the New Mexican
field is one of the largest known and
will be one Of the last, IL not the last
great field to be developed on this con
tinent. Pennsylvania contributed her
share Of the new fluid wealth, then
Ohio and other eastern states, Texas
and Louisiana, Wyoming, Colorado
and other states, and now New Mex.
leo. "the greatest Of them ALL" 1t is
said.-J. s. Lewis in Kansas City Post
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Arizona Secures Bankhead Border
land Route

land Route
The following telegram was received
this morning and speaks for itself:
birmingham, Ala. Feb. 8, 1920.
Hon. Pickens Anderson, Clifton, Ariz.
Path6nders decide on Borderlan,,
Bankhead route. Directors adopt our
route as Roosevelt link in Bankhead
national highway, which gives us all
we want DELL NJ. POTTER.
Col. Potter left for Alabama last
week and has evidently been able to
convince the directors of the feasabil'
ity Of the Bankhead route as against
the northern route desired by Phoenix
and Globe.
The Borderland highway Is now an
assured fact and puts southern Ari-
zona on the map as far as across coun-
try motoring is concerned. That this
route will be Of inestimable benefit to
our district has been recognized by
all, and we have not placed our faith
in vain in Col. Potter as our represen-
tative to attend the meeting OF the di-
rectors OF the Bankhead national high
way.-Clifton Copper Era.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Mean Man.

"why is Mrs. Calder going home to
her motheri"
"she told Mr.. Calder she would like
to take q little. trip next summer
one that wouldn't cost more than
$500"
"And what did Calder sayr
The heartless brute replied; I see
By the papers that the trolley car serv-
ice Is going to be improved.
ham Age Herald.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
What the State Inspector Of Mines
Says In Official Report

Says In Official Report
Lack Of space forbids going into
details OF the oil possibilities Of all
counties in the state. and here is not
a county I'm the state that does not
claim Its share of the chance for the
possession Of oil in paying quantities
within its boundaries
"But the most favorable Indication
Of all Is the fact that the great oil
companies OF the Unied States are ac-
quiring, By purchase and lease, ex-
tensive tracts Of New Mexico lands
supposed to contain oil In paying
quantities, and are expending very
large sumo or money in equipment and
material for use Of wells now being
drilled and for other drilling contem-
plated.
"And these expenditures for. lands,
equipment and drilling are made upon
the advice of their own experienced
oil biologists, who have heretofore
guided them in their many successful
ventures, in comparison with few fall
ures.
"These experts have taken plenty Of
time TO carefully examine the New
Mexico oil fields fiefore deciding to re-
port favorably upon them. Many Of
them were on the ground for many
months pursuing these Investigations"
j. u. Sheridan, State Inspector Of
Mines.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Oil-Marvel Of Treasures

- and bereath the smiling coun-
tryside, unsuspected through cons Of
time, there has been hidden in cavern
GUS depths, great wandering seas Of
gilmore precious than gold, more al
Turing than gems, and more marvellous
in their power of quick wealth making
than human mind had e'er conceived"
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Those new mems hats came In. Get
yours before they are picked over; SO
to $3.50. Newest styles.
THE T0GGERY, INC.
Jack Tidmore Herman Lindauer
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Are you leaving town this summer
II 80, you had better be thinking about
your luggage. We can save you money
on trunks. suit cases and hand bags.
THE TOGGERY, INC.
Jack Tidmore Herman Lindauer
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Do you really want to save money
II so, visit our store each Saturday
and buy our Saturday specials.
THE TOGGERY, INC.
lack TidmOre Herman Lindauer
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Visit our store Saturday and save
money.
THE TOGGERY, INC.
lack Tidmore Herman Lindauer
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Don't worry about material and
plans for that home. :. Talk to the
Foxworth- -Galbrnith Lumber Co
There Is where the service is offered.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

THE TOGGERY, INC.
Jack Tidmore Herman Lindauer
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
DEMING is ON BANKHEAD
MAIN LINE AND ALL BRANCHES

birmingham, Ala, Fb. 6.--Directors
Of the Bankhead Highway Association
In session here adopted the route from
FL Paso TO San Diego by way Of Me
silla Park with a spur to Las Cruces
thence to Deming, Lordsburg, Douglas
and the Borderland route TO Phoenix
10y Yuma and FL Centre to San Diego
They also designated the route from
LOrdsburg to Globe and over the
Apache Trail to Phoenix, under the
lame of the Roosevelt branch Of the
Rankhead highway.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17

Phoenix, Feb. AT the meeting Of
the Bankhead Highway Association at
birmingham, Ala, yesterday the high
way was eonditionally routed from
Lordsburg, n. NJ, to which town 1t had
already been located, via Chandler and
Phoenix. That condition, however, IS
that the road In this county must be
completed by way Of Antelope Bridge
to the Yuma line. There was also
reunited road from Lordsburg to
Roosevelt, 10 be known as the Roose-
velt branch.
1t was reported some weeks ago
that the directors of the association
had agreed upon a routing via Tucson,
thence direct to Yuma. There appears
to have been no foundation for that
report.
One of the directors of the associa-
ton for Arizona, Mayor j. G. Keating
Of Florence, went to the meeting with
the intention Of securing the routing
through Phoenix by the way OF Flor
ence, and that has been accomplished.
II was the belief OF Mr.. Keating that
DR.. Baker Of Tucson, another Of the
directors, would raise no objections 10
that route, since II would leave Tucson
on 1t. Nor was objection expected
from the third director, who lives in
Bisbee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01

during the next couple Of years, will be
AN-American timber. ChIldress also ha !
football brother who Will enter high
school next year. He has been playing
on the junior high eleven and will be 4
star in year or two.
The team will feel the loss OF Carrot,
Davis ANA Tucker. almost as badly as
the loss OF Farley and Hill. Ali the
players have worked ike a well-oilcd
machine and all. as spokes in q wheel.
have contributed to the long string of
victories.
II may he long time before Charles
ton has another football team the equal
Of this years but there Is some good
material for the 1921 eleven. Practical
~ all OF the second string men will be
back IN school. and the record Of the
reserves this year Is proof that German
will not have any great difficulty in
whipping them into shape. The reserves
have a record almost as good as the Red
and Blue. While Germans crew never
permitted the colors Of another school
10 be trailed across its goal line, the re-
serves were scored upon only once. They
won all games during the season and
some OF the best sccond-class high
schools were played.
or not he will return to Charleston as
Coach next year. He hopes to- return,
he says, and hundreds of football follow
ers and the players themselves share
with him In this hope.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
EASTERN CHAMPIONS
ON GRIDIRON HAVE
NOT Been DECIDED
California and Georgia Tech Hold Hon
ors In South and on the Coass-Per-
sonal Opinion II Best.

New York, Nov. 30.-Personal opinion,
that no-account Judge. will have to de-
eide tho football championship OF two
sections.
With the 1920 season over. Georgia
Tech owns the top flag in the south and
California has the honors on the coast
But in the east and west there Will be
as many champions perhaps as there are
various personal opinions.
Three candidates stand out in the east
princeton. Pittsburgh and Penn State.
In 4 good many opinions. they rank IN
that order.
Harvard. Boston College and Stevens
were also undeteated. but their sched-
ules were not heavy enough to entitle
them TO consideration for first place.
. Syracuse and Dartmouth also must be
given 4 place near the top.
OHIO State won the western conference
championship without doubt. but outside
the confines OF the conference is an
eleven which the cast considers better
Eotre Dame. Rather the east fails to
See how any other team could be better
Notre Dame probably will calm the
western championship and get away
with II. as State will be satisfied to be
termed the western conference leader.
Peck. Wesleyan quarterback. kicked
five field goals and led the east IN this
department.
Chick" Gagnon. Holy Cross. and
Frank Mnrrey. Princeton. kicked three
zach. Lazelle. Williams. kicked II goals
from touchdownS the best in the east.
Not even q mythical national cham
pion can be established or claimed.
Notre Dame has disbanded her team.
Georgia Tech is not inclined to take on a
post-seaSon game. while tho Ohio State
California struggle can't clear the situa>
tion.
would be hard to prove that they didn't
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