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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
Creamery At Monroe.

Establishment of a large creamesE
at Monroe, La, is expected to mean
a big incentive to the dairy industry
in that portion of the Louisiana deHfx
country. Monroe bankers, the NORTH
Louisiana Farmers Association anE
the Monroe Dairy Association have
united in a movement to bnRd TIN
creamery. Bankers will assist 1axEs-
ers in getting start with good hai1y
herds by providing funds where tAeE
may be needed.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
important to Motners

Why does it take so much advertis-
ing to sell soap if it's true that clean
liHess is next to gOdlineSs?
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
Foolish Melancholy.

Melancholy. or low spirits, ~ fhHn
historical passion which forces uR-
hidden signs and tears. It fails VsoE
contented life, like drop CT tnE
on white paper, which is not the tesE
a stain that carries no meaning with
t.-Lockhart
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
PENSIONS ARE READY.
Commissioner Completes Mississippi
List-8,663 On Roll.

Jackson. w J. Miller, state audi
tor, who is also pension commissioner,
completed the regular annual appor
tionment Of the pension fund. There
are $685. pensioners on the roll. The
total appropriation for pensions made
this year was 100000, which will be
pro rated among the various pension
ers according TO the classification to
when they belong. The first class
win receive 5000 each, the second
class $3.50 each and the others $3.50
eacA
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
DROPS HEALTH WORK.
Grenada Also Decides to Discontinue
Farm Agents.

Grenada-The board of supervisors
of Grenada county, by vote of to 2.
declined to continue the health work
for another year in Grenada county.
A representative delegation of wom-
en- appeared before the board plead.
ing for the continuation of the work.
but the answer of majority OF the
board was that the finances of the
county would not allow it.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
BoSCHEE'S SYRUP
AHays Irritation, Soothes and Heals
Throat and Lung Inflammation.

The constant irritation Of cough
keeps the delicate membrane Of the
throat and lungs in a congested con-
dition. Boschee's Syrup has been a
favOrite household remedy for colds,
coughs, bronchitis and especially for
lung troubles, in thousands of homes
all over the world for the last fifty
four years, giving the patient a good
nights rest. free from coughing, with
easy expectoration in the morning. For
sale everywhere.-Adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
niea Alter Lonn serplce.

Columbus, Ga. M M Moore 49,
clerk OF the city council here fT ~
years, died last week. Mr. Moore, whS
was Confederate veteran, was saie
here to hold a record for service a.
clerk Of council.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

The Valued Member OF the Club.
my husband doesn't play cards for
money" SAYS proud Young Hartford
matron, "hut the men be plays with
do "-knnsns lYt, Slar
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

Bristol Funeral services for Sergt
Wilson Leonard, who died in France,
were held at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Josie Leonard here.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
Earthquake Shock Felt.

Mobile, Ala. The seimograph at
Spring Hill College here recorded an
earthquake shock. 1t was stated that
the distance was LOO miles from Mo
bile.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
The Potter.

The potter forms what he pleases
with soft clay, so man accomplishes
his works by his own act.-Hitopa-
desa.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

1t isn't the cost of living that woEs
ries the man behind the bars.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

A man is a success when he can do
one thing as well as or little better
than anybody else.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

1t must be awfully hard on a fussy
old bachelor to have to live in the
same house with a clever child.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

Lexington Mrs. Lizzie Lee White
56, an estimable woman Of this place
died suddenly.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11

Only a fool man will light lantern
and start out to look for trouble.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
No Ineligible Men
On Georgia Eleven.
Says Tech Director

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct Direc.o,
Crenshaw, Of Georgia Tech, in
signed statement to-day denied sba;
three members Of tho Georgia Tscs
football team. which PLACED TIE III.
versity Of Pittsburgh last SatardsT
had played football more than tb.r
years. The statement was in reply to
one issued Sunday by Director Miller
of Pittsburgh. announcing that Pits
bureh would play no more games With
Georgia Tech
Every man on the Georgia Tee.
team said Director Crenshaw's state
ment, had previously been ruled elig
bic by the Southern intercollegiate
Athletic Association
Director Crenshau, discussing trt
three players objected to- said Ralp.
Flowers, captain. had played two yesr'
at Davidson College and was playing
his second year at Georgia Tect,
fincher, tackle, was playing MS fours
year as a member of TIRE Ge0rgis Tee,
team, and that Station, end, was
seventeen year-old frosh h.ran. uayl.
his first year
PITTS action in severng relatiohi
which no LONGER existed" he added SIS
readily explained by articles appearing
IN Pittsburgh papers announcing Pits
desire TO form a combination Wit
Dartmouth and other colleges. II
event OF such an arrangement Tecs
would furnish an undeslrably har
game"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Scrubs Score Touchdown
In Scrimmage at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27.-Head Coach
Tad Jones, of the Yale eleven, today
tried the varsity rushline with a
third string backfeld, saving the reg
ulars for the Colgate game. The backs
were unable to send the ball across the
scrub line, but the scrubs registered
once when George Beckett, who had
been playing quarterback for them,
grabbed tumble by Bill Wise, the
varsity quarter, and ran so yards for
a touchdown.
On another occasion the scrubs
rushed the ball to the varsity one
yard line, where they were held for
downs. Tad Jones himself pronounced
the play so slow that he jumped into
the muddle and, intercepting a for
ward pass to show the regulars how
to run with the ball, jumped into an
open field for what was virtually a
touchdown.
In the varsity rush line were Eli
Cutler and Dicky Dilworth, whom the
coaches now regard as the ends most
likely to win nominations for the
final games. They will be started this
week in practice and against Colgate
on Saturday. Late in the practice to-
Gay Shevlin and Eagan replaced them.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Tiger Scrub, Using
Plays of Harvard,
L pset Varsity NIer,

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. 27.-The
scrub, using Harvard formations, com
pletely outplayed the Tiger varsity in
o-day's scrmmage and defeated the
regulars by score of 10 to Z. The
first teams lone tally came when Cor
man. the substitute quarterback.
scooped up fumbled forward pass and
ran forty yards across the line.
The scrub backs went through the
varsity line repeatedly for long gains.
Their first score came early in the
fray after they had pushed the first
eleven back to their 30-yard line
Baker dropped back from guard and
booted the oval across the bars.
The scrub scored again toward the
end of the workout, after Snively, an
end on last years freshman team, tore
through the line on an off tackle buck
for twenty five yards. On the next
play, Ever, also q member of last sea
sons yearlings, carried the ball across
the line
Following this second score the first
team made a desperate effort to re
trieve itself, but was forced to remain
on the defensive until the end. Time
and again, Gordon, Dickson, Snivelv
and Ever, the scrub backtield com
bination, found holes in the varsity
line big enough to drive team of
horses through. 1t was discouraging
day for Roper, and a still worse one
tor the Tiger veterans.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Brickley Coaches
Harvard Captain
In Drop Kicking g

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 27.-Har-
wards coaching staff was increased to-
day by the arrival of Charlie Brickley,
captain of the 1914 team. Brickley
spent fully an hour with the drop kick
ers. Captain Arnold Horween received
his personal attention for thirty min
utes and appeared to profit by it, He
got away number of good kicks three
of which were driven from mid-field
Horween, however, was favored by
carrying wind. Charlie Buell. and
Arthur Hamilton were also among
Rrickley's pupils.
The varsity eleven did not scrimmage
this afternoon. Instead, the substi-
tutes played the second team. Three
touchdowns we're made, one Of them
being the result of a forward pass
which travelled from Quarterback John
son to Halfback Wharton. The goal
line was only ten yards away and
Wharton had clear field. Humphrey
and Gratwick were responsible for the
other touchdowns.
On one occasion the scrubs hraced
and took the ball away on their ten
yard line. Chaplin and Gratwick con-
tributed fifteen and thirty-yard runs
respectively during the scrimmage. The
varsity lineup was:
Clark and MacCumber, ends; Lock
wood and Cooper, tackles; Holmes and
Brown, guards Kunhardt, center;
Johnson, quarterback; Humphrey, Ham
ilton and GratWick, backs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Navy Eleven Getting
Ready for Next Game

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 27.-Naval
academy players are getting back into
shape after the hard game at Princeton
Saturday. Noyes and Cruize were the
only players not on the field this after
noon. Noyes, who has bad shoulder
IS rounding into shape and may be back
IN the game by Monday while Cruize
IS expected on the field tomorrow.
folwell is increasing the variety of
his plays and developing several which
may result in long gains. Rawlins and
Taylor were both used in the backfield
during portion of the signal drill and
scrlmmage this afternoon and viii
probably receive a thorough try against
Western Reserve on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Meehan Puts Syracuse
Through Hard Workout

SYRACUSE, Oct. 27.-A drill of
nearly two hours this afternoon in
"nlch the varsity players were put
both on the defense and offense was
the last hard work of the Syracuse
University gridiron players before the
game with Holy Cross next Saturday
afternoon at Worcester. To-morrov
afternoon only light workout will be
hfld, according to Coach "Chick"
Meehan, and tomorrow night the
players will leave to tackle Cleo
O.DonnelPs light but speedy Holy
Cross eleven
= In the workout to-day several times
Gullck took shots at goals from place
mcnt and several of his boots went
SAILING between the uprghts and over
tne crossbar. Coach Meehan fears
Washington and Jefferson quite a bit
and he is pointing his charges for that
contest, week from Saturday. Last
year Washington and Jefferson came
mere mere and sprung surprise, winning
Is to o, when the Orange players had
counted it sure victory before trot-
ting on the field.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28

Fe,U Stars among Linemen
Haze appeared This Season
Coach Sanford Hurt
In Rutgers Workout

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., Oct. 81.
Head Coach G.. Foster Sanford
was added to the hospital list of the
Rutgers football squad at this after
Moons practice.
The varsity and scrubs were
scrimmaging on the 10-yard line.
Sanford got up close to the line of
scrimmage in order to get better
view Of one of his pupils in action
and he became so absorbed that he
forgot to watch the ball. The two
lines clashed, and Augustine, who
was playing guard on the scrubs,
pushed Lentz, the giant freshman
varsity guard, aside, and in so doing
the latter hit Coach Sanford across
the knees.
1t was some time before the Scar
let coach was able to sit up. Later
he was assisted into the stand
where he watched and directed prac-
tice while wrapped in blankets.
Later in the practice Augustine was
injured.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Boston Commission
Suspends Six Boxers

BOSTON, Oct. 27.-The State Boxing
commission, which recently took over
control of all public boxing bouts in
Massachusetts. is taking vigorous steps
10 insure clean sport. AS result of
us Investigations of recent bouts thc
commission to-day suspended the l.
censes of one club and six boxers
The commission announce that the
license of the Bristol Athletic Club. of
T aunton, had been suspended because
t had not paid boxer who appeared
ut one Of its recent shows, and that it
would not be restored until the club
had made good it's debt to the fighter
The boxers suspended for periods
ranging from one to three months are
Matty Herbert, of New York Jimmy
'lcDonough, Jack Curiey ard joseph
O'Connell, all OF Boston; John George,
of Brockton, and Walter Butler, of
Revere.
The reasons assigned varied from
fouling to failure to go IN with Sched-
uled bouts or to put forth proper efforts
10 win
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Army Squad Works
In Drizzle: French
Again in Line-U p

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct 27.-Army's
drill to-day was held in drizzling
rain which made heavy going and a
stutfy ball. The varsity got an hours
hard practice in the drive for the
Notre Dame game Saturday. Breidstcr
was back at guard and White at end,
but Clark with an injured leg was abb
sent again day. Mulligan filled in
his place, fanking Greene on the right
side
Greene's passing to-day was excellent
and he will start at center against the
Hooslers Saturday, barring accidents
Strohecker, the first substitute center,
is still in the hospital. Enderton and
Lesch filled in on the second eleven
to-day in Strohecker's place.
French. who was slightly injured YES
terday, returned to the practice this
afternoon and was used during the
whole of the afternoon behind the line.
He also did some drop kicking. Stewart
did not get in the play today, nor did
Storck but both men watched the play
from the side lines in an adioi linc field
The Cadets Cullum Hall eleven de-
feated New York University freshmen
by a score Of 27 to O
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Penn Squad Off To-day
For Work in Country

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. W.- Penn
footballers will leave here tomorrow
for the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club, where they will enjoy their first
practice work away from the campus
since the squad returned in September.
The Quakers will remain al special
quarters arranged until Saturday morn
ing, when they will return here in time
for the game with Penn State.
Twentv-six men, comprising the var
sity squad, will take the trip accom-
panied by the staff of coaches. Most
Of the varsity players were again ex-
cused from scrimmage work to-day
owing to the belief Of the coaches that
part of the trouble last Saturday in the
Virginia Military Institute game was
that the men had been overworked.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Freshman to Get Place
On Rutgers First Team

NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j., Oct. 81.
Kieb, freshman halfback, was given
a chance in the Rutgers varsity back
field to-day. and his performance was
such as to give the coaches rev
hopes for their offensive in the Cornell
game on Saturday. Winner is still out,
but he is expected back by Friday, and
the combination is expected to give the
Scarlet the punch it has been lacking
hitherto.
Gardner, Maloney and John Scudder
are still absent, but are expected to be
back for the Ithaca game. Reports
from the hospital squad were very en-
couragng and Rutgers will probably
face Cornell with its regular lineup.
Raub has been definitely located at
tackle
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Former Freshman Star
To Direct Penn State

STATE COLLFGF.. Pa, Oct 27.-In
the final Penn State scrmmage to-day
before the game with the University
Of Pennsylvania Pete Redinger was
again at the helm OF the varsity, and
1t is almost certain that the former
freshman star viii be at quarterback
Saturday. His work has been improv-
ing rapidly Meanwhile killinger's IN
iured shoulder is being looked after BY
the trainer in the hope that he may be
able to get INTO the game for a few
minutes at least.
The outstanding feature of the work
TINS afternoon was the improvement
shown by the varsity lino. Coach Be-
dek is using the same combination that
played against Dartmouth. with Brown
and McCollum, ends; Beck and Schus-
Ter. tackles; GriHiths and Hess
guards, and Bentz, center.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Cornell Eleven Studies
SanfOrd's Attack system

ITHACA. N. Y, Oct. 27.-The Cornell
varsity and second teams studied Rut-
GERS football this afternoon, listening
to talk by Coach Dobie upon some
of the salient features of the Sanford
system, and then going out on the field
and working out some Of the problems
of defense
Dobie would not object if the Scarlet
opened up against the lthacans, for he
IS anxious to have his team learn all
the football 1t can from the other fell
low before the Dartmouth game.
Gouinlock. left end, was laid of for
a rest, as were Finn. end, and Horrell.
center, on the second team. Bravton's
line playing against Colgate seems to
have Shut Norrell out Of the chance to
make the varsity position, and he prob
ably viii have to content himself with
servlng as MndersludN
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Probe TendIer-W cling Bout

MILWAUKEE. Oct. - Walter 3
Liginger. chairman Of the Wsconsi
Boxing Commission, stated to-day ths
a meeting would be held by the Ger
mission next Monday TO lnvestlgs'
the Lew Tendler-Joe yelling bout q
last night, which proved unsatisfae
tory TO the patrons. In the meantir'
the portion of the gate receipts GU
the boxers is being withheld by ordF'
OF the commission.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Chess PRODIGY COmino

LONDON, Oct. 27-After a soiou,n
of three months in this country. SAM
uel Rzeschewski, the nine-year-old
Polish chess expert, sailed today for
the United States on the steamship
Olympic. Accompanying the prodigy
were his parents and manager. While
IN England he played tifty-tour games
N three exhibitions and he lost only
one, winning fortythree and drawing
" ~,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Harvey and Lewis Sail

Ted Kid Lewis, and his manager,
Charley Harvey, sail on the steam
ship Mauretana to-day for England.
Lewis Is matched to box johnny
Basham twenty rounds at Roval
Albert Hall, London, on November 10
After this match Lewis and Harvey
Will Immediately return to New York,
when Lewis will be matched with Jack
krltton Tor the Me!terweicht titln
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
T,vin Brothers Coach
Riral Football Teams

MIDDLET Conn, Oct. o.
The Wesleyan-R Rochester foot
ball game Saturday will present an
interesting coincidence. which prob
ably has not had its parallel in foot
ball annals. The head coaches at
these institutions are twin brothers.
both physicians, who were gradu-
ated together at Oberlin, where each
played end on the eleven. Each is
now acting as professor of physi-
cal education at his institution and
is also head coach of the football
team.
DIR. Edgar Fauver is ut " esle, ar
ard Or Edwin Fa,'v~" ~s ~, ..''~rt-.-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Seiger Defeats Michaels

sammy Seiger, local featherweig GIT.
defeated Bobby Michaels, of the East
Side, at the Star A. c., last night The
bout went the limit fifteen rounds.
and was spirited throughout. Michaels
substituted for Johnny Murray In
the semi-final Johnny Burt was
hnocked out in the fourth round by
Jack Redman, while Sam Burns
stopped Murray Moran in the ffth
ronNd Of the preliminary.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Hill-Lawrenceville Game

Inc Hill and Lawrenceville schools,
which have been meeting annually
since 1894, will play Saturday after
noon at New York University Heights.
The game comes here at the request of
the respective alumni associations and
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
TebO Soccer Team Wins

WEST POINT, \. Y, Oct. 27-An ex-
ION soccer game was played on the
Plains to-day between two teams rep
1onl n Field Club and
Iebo Yacht Basin. Tebo won, ? Goals
70 !. Inc gan was witnessed by many
officers and cadets. Soccer has been
authorized as an academy sport and the
army Will schedule games with other
college teams in the future.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Virginia Prepares for Harvard

. CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Oct. 27-
G1illlHg workouts and severe scrim-
IMAGES have characterized the practices
or the Virginia squad every day this
WEI K IN its preparation for the game
wl'h WI harvard Saturday at Cambridge
The victory over Rutgers encouraged
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Brady and MayO He

WEST BADEN, Ind, Oct. 27.-Mike
Brady of Detroit, and Charles Mavo.
OF Chicago, tied for first place. each
with 30S in the professional golf tour
nament which was finished here TODAY.
A taken by Jock Hutchinson on the
seventh hole this afteynoon lost him
the lead which he had maintained
through two half days play and brought t
him in third place. Laurie Ayton. of
Evansville, H., and George TurnbulI of
Blue Island, Ill.,, tied for fourth place
bALl-Prinoeton vs. Unlv. OF West
Oct. 80. 3:30 P NJ. daylight Saving time)'
ricketts, on sale at va le- Princetor t-lnb
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Harvard Wins at Soccer

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 27.-Har.
ward defeated Andover at soccer this
afternoon, to I. "Red" Heiser made
three goals
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Iafavette Ready for p;t.

EAsTON. Pa. Oct a7-The l.afay.
cite College offensive to-day was the
target for Coach "Jock" Sutherland in
the final practice for the game with
the University of Pittsb burgh on Forbes
Field Saturday afternoon. Virtuallv
the entire afternoon was devoted 10
developing the offensive strength of
the team
Follow the plan of many successful
business people, who got their real start
---n SlInalion Wantad Sd In 1,he
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Gf"f fdSp0RTLIGHT
- ~by Granzzand Rice
Two Stars
-CopNriqht 1920 Neln ork Tribune Inc.l


general up autumn
leading other umnarcs
The best Captain Alexander
star center rush of Syracuse University.
The best bakied have is B McN1iln, of
College,
Backing line together, of eel
an elephant and greyhound to get
The only football
inspirationa effect the
McMiln equally brilliant defense repete
speed stamina clear headedness and unyeding
And football will have long before
center than Alexander.
Eastern Backs
The Eastern backs develop Satu
and churchi-a brilliant trio
Princeton has oure, Charity and Gioy
Yale, Kelly Adrich, twowo Observing
Pitt has Davies and Hewitt Syracuse Abbot
Cornell has start in laback Kaw.
Bonton, Williams spectacular while WAY
of Penn State $ outstanding
In Ellison and Erickson w and Of birds while Beck
west Virginia. has contributed his share of daring deeds
Many of these sailing terms nothing
short OF the big November tests will
Southern BacA6eld
With MNln Of Centre Barron Harlan and Flowers
Georgia Tech eech of v NJ l. and Lowe, State
starting nucleus the South rare
These men have starred against Harvard Yale Pittsburgh
pennsylvania and have held their backs in the East
McNn and Ieec make starting point there are many
others to in. - ~ ''
Harvard tell McNln Pennsylvania can tell YOU
just as much about Leecf. '
The Unbeaten
How many survivors will this coming Saturday leave
Pennsylvania, and Georgia Tech among
lhe ieadlng eevens fell test.
Princeton Harvard Pittsburgh Syracuse and j. Penn State
Illinois, Notre Dame and Ohio among the survivors,
Inc Army team still with the the hard
test doesn't come until the Notre affair
Penn State the machine best chance 10 finish nm
beaten ezdeks main hurdle will in
when these two the probabilities the fur will ba sera1
1athons deep when the game over ~
The Dobie Sign
Gil Dobe has shown what part Of vaninp fot}n 7
's i00''a' soou
He Ike eight years on the Pacific co, without onn
Il ~ N' "''00' oSn's
We u"' up he Navy team into machine speed power
oog on TO Cornell he took machine that had hn
bad way for and' change already start, ~
lae beng Joke eleven Cornell ola
on her to be listed Wi the best ~ 49, ' "''s"'s'
AS great player Casey Harvard can do very .u ~
owens fdorween Churchill and Fitzgerald as backfed start
IL 'hgai should lose her the Western M
~ 1si" o one goa missed after touchdown could easily CLAW;
W nara uN title OF the world For 1920 conditions b -
ol misses Is hardly one in o
kicked straight >' '0'e mas
ucN Nel OF Columbia has proved that foot
o"' Is no small OF uphill climb
starts obscurity tovar the crest ~ 70''o e'eSe"