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New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Joseph Undcrwcger.

Joseph Underweger, aged ~ years. a gardener employed by George w. Traut at his residence on West Main street. died this afternoon at the New Britain General hospital He was taken i'll with pneumonia last Satur- day. He leaves a brother Paul Under weger, of this city, and brothers and sisters in Austria. The funeral ar engagements are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
KITCHEN SHOWER.

Miss Helen Lagosh of 200 Fremont street was pleasantly surprised last evening by 30 of her friends with a kitchen showed. An enjoyable evening was spent and Miss Lagosh was recip- tent of many useful gifts. She is to become the bride of Frank Grubar, formerly of New York. now with the New Britain Record, on Monday. No yember g.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
TRIBUTE TO DEAD.

San Juan. Porto Rico. Nov. 12.- Ceremonies dedicating a monument to Massachusetts soldiers who died in Porto Rico during the Spanish war will be held here on Monday. IA conn mission headed by Govcrnor-eIect Cox of the Bay State which will ded- icate the monument now Is in this city.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
ST. NARY,s PARISH MEET

The first meeting Of the season of the St. Mary's Sodality will be held at the school hall this evening. A class in basketry will meet. The Glee club of the sodality will also hold its first meeting this evening at the school hall.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
PLANE STILL MISSING.

Chicago. Nov. 12.-Search directed from the Great Lakes naval training station at Lake Bluff, Ill. was re- newed carly today for the seaplane bearing three men. which has been missing somewhere in Lake Michigan since Wednesday
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
LODGE CELEBRATION.

Water Jahn Lodge No. 3o1, Order of 1Iarugari. celebrated its 18th annf- versary last evening at Turner Hall. The entertainment was well received and all enjoyed a good time. The cash prizes were won by Anna Chap man. s5: Margaret Low. s3; Henry Johs. s2
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
BREAKERS AHEAD.

Washington. Noe. 12.-The navy department today advised the com- mandant at Key West, Fla. that there was a report that another effort would be made soon to land a submarine cable from Barbadoes at Miami, Fla. without an executive permit.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
MESSAGES FROM WILSON

washington, Nov. i2.--AnRo ance- ment was made today at rsse state de- partmsrt that President Wilson sent a message to President Mllerand of France on tho occasion Of the ceIebra- ton of the anniversary of the found ing of the French republic and an- other to King Victor Emanuel of Itnly on the occasion of the anniversary of the kings birth.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
EDIsoN GIFTS ID 6 M

Orange, N. J., Nov. 12.-Thomas \. Edison has been awarded a D. s. M. by Secretary Daniels. it was an nounced here today by the inventors secretary. The citation accompanying the decoration was sent through the mails and read:
 For distinguished servce in a posi- tion of responsibility as president of the consulting board"
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL.

At the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium last evening, Foremen's Night was ob-
 served. It was held under the auspices of the New Britain Indus trial council. A large attendance of factory men were present and A. Ray Petty, of Judson Memorial New York, gave an interesting talk. A buffet lunch was served and the Y.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
PLOT IN PERIL

Lima, Peru. Nov. 12.-Discovery of a revolutionary plot was announced by high officials of tho government pal ace today. Thirty persons. some of whom are prominent members of the opposition party. have been arrested.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
SUGAR MARKET WEAK

New York, Nov. 12.-Continued weakness prevails in the local raw sugar market and today prices again made new low records for the season with San Domingo and Porto Rican sugar selling on the basis of 6.77 for centrifugal.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Danbury, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Christine Matey. s4. was struck and killed by a freight train on the Central New Eng
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS

tNow York stock Exchange quota lions furnished by Richter & Co. members of the New York Stock Ex-
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12

Washington-Robcr Y. Pesqueira. financial agent in New York for the Mexican government, has arrived in Washington to take up his new duties is confidential agent of Mexico. Pe- squeira has recently been in confen- ence with George Greet, who accom- panied him out of Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Knebei Manufacturing Company will bc held in Eagles Hall. New Britain. Tuesday. Nov a. at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
UNDERTAKE.R DEAD.

Norwich, Conn, Nov. 12.-John F.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Guardian Sale

Notice is hereby given that [, lda L Mosley, as guardian of the
 estate of Mark Mo$ley, D. Nosley, and Ralph Alosley, minor heirs of | l.. A. Mosley, deceased, under ard
 by virtue of an order of the Cleve- land Pfo51te Court, made and en- tered on the 26th day of May, 1920 will expose for sale at public oatcry to the highest bidder at the north door of,the Geye and County court house. at two 0 clock D m. on Sat urday the 3lst day of July, 1920, following described property to-wit;
 All the aerchantab!e timber grow ing and being n the following de- Scribed lands, to-wit: arhe E 1-2 of
 NE 1 1, and SEE 1 4, and NE 1-4of NV i. of Sec. B, and F 1-2 of SW IA Of ec. S4. in T. 10 s. k. 10 W, and NV 4 of NV i 4 of Sec. 3, anl N 1.2 of Nc IA. all SEE IA of NE IA of Sec. 4 in T. il s. K 10 ". Tie terms of sale -Upon credit of 30 days, the purchaser to exec ute a geod and sufficient bond, with interest at the rate of six percent per an9um, anI a lien being retaine1 on said proper ty to. secure the pVment of the purchase price. The proceeds of Sail sale to be invested in other real estate sfor the use and benefit 0f said minors. z 8 Ida L Mas'ey, Guardaa
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
THOmassOa-BUSsEy

Miss Arralee Bussey and liar rv l.. Tbomasson were quietly married at the. home .,of the. brides parents Saturday evening The Rev. A. N. Stanfe'd sad 4he marriage cermony. Only relatives and few friends were present. ,E~
 The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs c. c. Bussey and is a popular and accomplished young lady. The groom IS the son of J. l.. C. Thonasson Of Hasrer township Both have many friends who wish them happiness. Immediately after tbe ceremony Mir. Y and Mrs. rhomasson left for Harper toWE- sh D where they will reside.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Sure Relief Found
 For ChilIS and
 Fever Sufferers
large Arkansas Drug House Work =
 ct on it For Years

Nash Bros, Manufacturing Druggists of Jonesboro, Ark. (known to leading druggists everywhere) have discovered a medy for chil!s and fever that W Il surely break chii S or you get yo IT money back, Arkansas is a healthy state but it must be ad mitte l a lot of people have suff- cred torture from swamp chilIs there. Nash, S Chill and Fever Tonic is relieving ono case after another.
 This great tonic contains liquid nuinine and a purgative. Wheth CT the fever Is on or not give the medicine at once. Five or six doses will break the chill and if then taken as tonic the fever will not return.
 1t must be said that this is strong talk, but Nash Bros are responsible firm and they back it up with your money. back if it doesn. t come out as they say So if you suffer from chi Is and fever get a bottle of Nash's Chill and Fever Tonic from our drug gist at once. 1t is large bottle, p ice COG. Sold by Kingsland Drug Co.,, Kingsland, Ark.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
PASTOR EnTERTAiNS

On the evening of July 1st. A. N. Stanfie,d, Pastor of the Bap- tist church, entertained his flock m ,st royalty on the lawn of the new Pastorage It was not at all a formal affair, but a sure hui" good time.
 Rison's brass band, directed by Mir. Ashford furnished music for the occasion, every piece of which was. much enjoyed but when the soothing harmony of Trombone Blues" was waited away on the evening breeze, we wondered a little as to why the Pastor turned his back on the flock and held with both hands to the back of the bench.
 Mrs. Stanfeld was most charming hostess, and the big crowd so bountifully served, de- claired that better cream and cake was never tasted. Alto- gether we spent a most delight. full evening.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
U. D. 2. MEETS

The Robert H. Crochet Chap ter of the United Daughters O
 the Confederacy were delight fully entertained by Mrs. J. c
 Renfrow Tuesday afternoon The afternoon. The following program was rendered. Song Dixie The first Arkansans Mrs Geo F. Brown.
 Arkansas Traveller up to date Mrs. H. D. Sadler. Song My own ltved Arkansas = Mrs Olive NcMurtrey Douthit. Interesting Facts about Arkan- sas Mrs. Olive NcM. Dauthit. Violin Solo-Montine ChC wning Noted Women of Arkansas-Mrs J. Lindsey.
 Early social life in Arkansas Mrs. Renftow.
 Duct Misses E 'enor and Montine Chowning.
 The song my own loved Ark ansas wal composed by Mrs. Renfrow and both words and music are b eautiful. Mrs. Ken frow l as composed many beau tiful poems.
 After the program was ren- dered delicious refreshments were served, Mrs. c C. McMur trey May assisted Mrs. Renfrow n entertaining the guests.
 Bes des regular members pre- sent there were several guests including Mrs. Olive McMurtrey Nouthit, Mrs. J 5. Thomas, Mrs. Ethel McLeo dSumerow, Misses Elenor and Montine Chownirg.
 The August meeting will be entertained hy Ms. J. Lindsey at her To'eGo home.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
DoCior PresCribes :. x. fefraIine
He Knows the Value of the Per >s;.ss feet Ionic

pr. w. ". Shoemaker, of Hlndley, Tenn says: TERRA LINE is a good tonic; one that may be assimilated by the most delicate stomach. and is recen- structivt. It will build up the system in a natural manrer, and will do it easily and quickly. For after effects of Influerzo I do net teieve it has an equal am using 1t daily in my practice and with good results. FERRALINE, in a natural manner, regulates and acts upon rhe kidneys, gives strength to the body; and tones the general system. It does Lot contain habit forming drugs ard csn be only beneficial in it's use. We are just in receipt of letter from Dr. Shoemaker, in which he cncloses check fer la ge ship ment of FERRALINE, stating that he il V ri ,bly uses it wi h convaescent patients, as he finds 1t one of the greatest appetizers and streegth buildeEs.and perfect iron tonic.
 If your druggist does not ban de F'erraffne, write FER A- LINEA, Demopolis. A=fatana.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
( Riggs Special Car Makes Risen a Visit

o. l.. Owen and A. L. Whit ford, two enthusiastic support CTS of Riggs for Governor visited Rison Thursday afternoon. They are touring the southern part of the State in a big Red, White and Blue Automobile with MT. Riggs Campaign Slogan God first Arkansas next" and t. e Seal of Equal Suffrage conspic- iously painted On sides and back of car.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Warning Order

In tine cleveland Co iaty ciancery c c,urt
 J. Perter Lumber Company.
 vs.
 Tom Blodgett ct als.
 The Defendants Steve Miev ,s. I.orerzo doAza'es, Ellis Lessor. ]. w. Wallace r.R. Hudson, w. F. Merle, S. P, John- son, Leo Southerland. Mrs. J. F. Bell, Ruth Bell Alice Bell, .Emna Je n Bell wi low and heirs of J. F. Bell, deceased Edward r. Dawson, o. G. Veazey, Nat ional Cooperage and Wooden Ware Company, are warded to appear ill this Court within thirty days, and answor e complaint of the Plaintiff J. I. Porter Lumber Company. June 50, 1920.
 E.-L. McLendor. Clerk Coleman and Can't Atty for Plaintiff Geo F. Brown Atty ad ltum for nor. residsn. Defendants, IS
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
FI1ELls ENTERTalN
Crowded out last week.

The Fidelis class of the Baptist Church surprised Mrs. Van Me Kinney with a linen shower Fri day evening. The class met at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. o. F Reid ard then went to the home of MT. and Mrs. Van Mckinney where the social committee car ried out plans for a very pleasant evening. There were two inter- esting contests, The priz, for
 The Romance of Rosemary and Leander" was won by Mrs. Me- Kinney. Much amusem. Int re- suited from the writing of Horo- scopes.
 The greatest sunrise came when Aranda Hughes Jr. and Franklin Reid, entered drawing a wagon beautifully decorated in white crepe paper, Kewpie held the reins and around it were D aced the beautiful gifts for the bride, after the gifts were open ed and admired an ice course was served.
 Those present were, Edith Lewis, Franklin Reid Aranda Hughes Jr.. Misses Tennie May, Mamie McMurtrey, Grace Tug well, Mamie Atkins, Ruth and Esther Mosley, Willie Haskins, Julia McGhee, Kathleen, Minetta and Mary Williams, and Ruby Mckinney, Mesdanes. J. B. Scar cy, o. r. Reid, Walter Thomas son add Mir. and Mrs. Van Nc Kinney.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
MRS. RI. ]. RQGERS

Mrs. NJ. P. Rogers died at the hone of her son John Rogers near New Edinburg Fl iday July End after a long illness.
 For many years Mrs. Rogers made her home here with her daughter, Mrs s. Q Barnett, and she had-manv friends here who were saddened by her death
 Jim Mosley, Mrs. Wood5)n Mosley and daughters, Misses Ruth ard Esther, ard Mra, W C: Curry from this place a.tenlec the funeral.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

There is nothing in the whole list of flesh healing remedies that can appi oach Liquid Borozone in the rapidity with which it heals cuts, wounds, sores, burns CT scalds. It is a marvellous diseov- cry. Price, BOG, 60c and $1 20.
 Sold by Boggs Drug Co.
 Subscribe for the Herald. xl.
 Telephone No. 5 for Cleaning and Pressing. Gents Toggery @
 Don't fail to see ''The Mother and the Law' by D. W. Griffith at the Picture Theater July Sth and 9th.
 666 has more limitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants imitatS ons, They are dangerous thing in the medicine line. Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
JUDaEy. y.F. J0Hl5ON

Judge j.. F. Johnson, enc o Cleveland County's oldest and most highly respected citizens died at his home west Of KingslAnd Friday, July End.
 For many years J idse ,Johyso was actively en5ated in the public affairs cf County and State, and was well known aud liked over the county. ...
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
KEBaY TO SPEAK

Senator Wm. F. Kirby will speak at tie following places next week
 Rison Monday evening at 5 o'clock. Kiugsland Tuesday af- ternoon at 1 30.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
FOR SALE

l pair mules and harness aged 2 and years old. Call or see j A. Barnett at the old Tugwell Hotel.
 Swelling caused by insect bites can be reduced by using Bal ard S Snow Liniment It counteracts the poison and relieves the irri- tation. Three sizes. 30c, 60c and $l 20 per bottle. Sod by Boggs Drug Co.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
CLUB NOTES

 On the afternoon of June 18th, Miss Hudson met with the can- ming club at Calmer, with twen- ty-five present and gave a dem onstration in canning leans in a steam-pressure canner, all lres- ent showed much interest in the work.
 Our next meeting will be Tues day afternoon July 9th, when Miss Hudson will demons rate in canning corn and tomatoes. we hope to have good attendance.
 Alma Norton,
 Club Reporter.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Don't forget that you can get any kind of shoe strings or polish at the Electric Shoe Shop.
 Do Truth and Justice prevail? See The Mother and the Law, July 8 and 3.
 Lewis Lee of Palestine, Texas and Martin Rone of Little Beck ma 1e short visit to Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Rone here Sunday before leaving for Memphis.
 r ed Mitchell was was here Sunday and Monday for a visit with his parents, MT, and Mrs. Billy Mi chell of near Toledo.
 Bert Pores many friends will be glad to learn that he is able to be out again.
 Send your son and daughter to the Springfield Business Col 'ege for rae ical education. You cannot make better in- vestment. A situation at a good salary is guaranteed. Eri,e J. A. Taylor for partic alars.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
AGED COUPLE WEDs

John Fletcher, aged 64, ard Mrs. Gilbert Sweszey, sged 60, were T arried Sunday afternoon ia Bum at 2 o'clock. The mar rage wss said at l.. hone 0 George SWeazay.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
CEHTRAL COMMITTEE

There will be a mee ing of the Democratic Central ComTitte3 at the court house July 18th at two 0 clock D m. Every welcome.
 A. E. ROBERTSON, Chairman
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Rison Band Goes
 On Long Tear

The Rison Band under the direction of Prof. T. J. Ashford rendered a program Sunday and M, n Jay, leaving here Sunday morning the band motored to Kingsland where they gave a few selections on the. streets. Quite a crowd of town people gathered to hear them play.
 From KingsIand the band pro- ceeded to Camden, that af,er- noon on court square in Camden accompanied by the Camden band, and q few out of Pine Bluff band, our boys gave a con- cert. Several hundred people were out to hear them and all were well pleased with the music Late Monday afternoon the local band went on to McNaill where they furnished music for a Pic mic Monday.
 That they made a adecided hi" at McNeill as they were engaged to play there on the 23th.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

New shir mentcf fOuire F. m beach suits for SIS. 30. at Blue stones.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
SAWYER TO SPEAK

L E. Sawyer, can1idate for Con- gress, will speak at Risol Monday afternoon, Jul9 f2, and will speak ct Kingsland Monday evaninj.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Franklin D, Rose' cit of Nev York is the Democrat No ainee for Vice President.
 Rooms for Rent at Il e old, Tug. well Hotel. Mrs. o, A. 'Spahe3:"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08


 At 1erter we are doirg good Tork in our club. Miss Hudson was with us the 24th of June and We hal a lesson in canning beans, Miss Hudson will be with US again the 9th of July and we will have a l,sson canning corn and ckra.
 We are going to GO cur best.
 Nesta Coats
 Cln'' Re porter. Mfrs L,4cila Robe Is n, WI! Q is w.1 ing in Little Rock spent tn :. Fourth here with Ecmefo ks,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Miss Frances Turrentiue Com mercial teacher of Henderson Brown College of Philadelphia, was here this week in interest of the school.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Tipton of New Edinburg visited w. E. Galloway and family Sunday.
 Miss Onie Galloway is the guest of friends in Pine Bluff this week.
 Frank Wilson was over fire m Gamer Saturday.
 The Mother ard the Lawn by D W Griffith st the Picture Theater Thursday July Sth and 9th.
 J. H. Harris of New Edfnburg was a busin ness visitor here Tues- day.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

ynsrree al thePcsi cfcs in Rison. f,ksns'
 :. .eecie class .-nii mf ter
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Subscription $l 50 Year in Advance
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Pbulished Every Thursday Mornin
 Kison, Arkansas BY Mas. ETHEL Nj, SuMERow
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
WINDSOR RESULTS

First Race Maurice H. 10 tkpnuPdyl
Il 50, - 80. 30. Judge Budrow. 10 I.uu>-
f0rdI. 30. o.5U: East Side. 10 Erickson.
5..n. Time l:ns. Silent West. Beg Par
don. Petrarrh, Ny Rs>r. Harp OF the North,
Fungecc and Artist ri>o ran
Second Race Flame. lOO iKennedyl
5 80. 81. 30; HALLWAY. IOf tMunganl
lD.4n, 5n;x Captain r. lI5 DRomanelItl.
go. Time" ~ GaIleyhrud. trIow Worm
and Gala Dress also ran
IhI-d Race,-kinhura. 100 collins, y 81.
$50. 3 20; The Boy III tWap. 4.gJ. > 50;
Nive McGec. 1903 lHeargiuI 80. Time,
l:3' Bobby Allen, Chymore. AppIeJIck
ID. Anticipate and Bill McCloy also ran
Fourth Race. - EItermnator l24 tFair-
BROTHER. 100. 3 ~. > 20: Wild Air, IIO CCol-
til"tul. 80, out: BonifacP. 1870 NOLAN
2.5n. Time. 1:JI -. Irish Kiss. Bondage
slippery Elm and IIy Dear also ran.
Fifth Race .-MysterioUs Girl. 81 iDono-
huel. - 80. HOO, $50; War Zone flOJ
tllunt. 500. 100; Escarpolette. 100 tlIan-
GIN. 500. Time ~ EKhorter. summer
Sigh, WaterwOOd, Keep and Double Van also
ran.
Sixth Raos.-Cheer Leader. IO9 ,Kennedvp
1890, 500, $40; Madge F. lt Buell.
so, 40: King John, lO6 DHeupeU. 8 80.
Time. las 40 Sun God. War Club, Garb-
age, DR.. Carmen, Orenzo and Gain de Cause
also ran
Seventh Raes.-BiddIedep. 0s CHauubornl
300. ll.6O, $40: George Duncan, lO9 Ro.
maneIil }. 1920. $50; Verify. 1O2 DIanginl
t-lO. Time. :55. Douglas S Nebra ska
SylEano Don Dodge, Rouen. Kilkenny and
Retta B. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
WINDSOR ENTRIES
CFOR MONDAY


First Receive furlongs Johns Umma
ll3; Hot spark, ll3, Ruth Maxim. Il3: Ser.
geant York, ll6: Hunters Point, ll6, Mr. J
llb; China Doll. ll3; Undine. ll3. EIpi>
ll6; Tubby \. ll6: Alvin Hort. ll6: 10
carno, ll6. Al>a eligible: Phantom. iI3
Autn ll6: Pantelette. ll3, John Lake, lOG
Second Rsee.-SiN furlungs. Heath Bell
lOI, myrtle Crown. 1l3, +Silent West liG,
BARBER. ln7; SGaIloberry. ll6: SBlarney Boy
10. II. h. L. Ross entry, sSeagram Stable
entry
Third Racc.-SH furlongs Enrrimte. 100;
Beau BrummeI I'd. lO2. Duke Of Wellington
lo5; Gorham. l07; Happy Valley. 10; BIG
Smoke, III; Old McheRna, lO2 John X
Roche. l02: Loys, 1lO; Runnyyen. 10. Irur
Boy. 1l2; VI. Bert Thurman. liz Also eur
ible Princess Myrtle lO5; Due de Guise. III
Old Sinner, l0T: serbian. lUT
Fourth Race.-Five and half furlongs
Polythta. lnl; Alvin T. lIrrt. l04: Beg Far
don ln9; tJudge BudroS. ~; tEasterside
llW. Madeline Lillian. ll@. Baby Grand
lld: Moody. us: sMr y. lui: EIaurIre Il
los; Jean Corey, ln9. Old Chap. IL. Artisan
w: Anna Wood 10. John Rrardun us
7Aoorc and Perkins entry, ST. J. Greeuel
entry
Fifth Race.-One mile War Mask. 90
Ny Dear. 90 Soldat de Nerdun. lOi. Wynue
wood. 90: BeIari", lo1; Dr. Clark. LOG.
Sixth Race. Mile and thrcr->ixtpentlx
Thanksgiving lU4: Keep 100: Bond los
Capital city, luo; Attorney Muir 100: 'La
hroSs. lO4 Werolh. 100. Fair Orient. lO7
George Duncan. lO9: Dough- :. IL
Seventh Race. 80 Mile and one sixteenth
Thomas McMahon. lO2; Guaranteed. l0a
Joan Of Ar. 1O6; Veteran. l07 Mark West,
lhs; Baby Cal. III; Little Ed. lU3. rtpJ.
ReeS. Ill: Pretty Baby. IO6: 'Ci~ruIuin
les; Prune>. los; Sundri4. 100. Jack Reeves
Ill. Also eligible: BaIly Bell IU5. Cury.
don, luN; ROucu. lOf.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22

haIfbaeks The line is almost the
same as that which moved them
down last season, In Hichew,
Hough, Heine, Burger, Lanigan and
]. Pugh we have a strong line eN-
cepting center. Loehler held center
in great fashion in 1919.
Il believe in the l35-pound teams
and think they are as important as
the unlimited teams. Tech will put
a l35-pound eleven on the field and
will support il in its league just
like the heavier team. The chance
for the light fellows was never so
great as now. That is the only
reason why they are getting this
opportunity. Ocn good thing this
lS5-poUnd football will do is the
developing of the small boys who
might make better gridiron men in
their college years"
Manual Trainers strong.
The Manual Trainers have a
strsng schedule made out which in
cludCs games with Maryland Uni
versity freshmen, Stanton Military
Academy, George Washington uni
versity freshmen, Episcopal High
School, Army and Navy Props,
Georgetown Props, and the city
championship games with Central
and Western. The l35-pound eleven
will be the team that won from
Business last fall, and it will play
through a schedule that includes
the strongest teams in its class in
the city. Even the Reserves at
Tech will battle the reserves or
other high schools in a schedule
that the second string men have
never had before.
Capt. Ed Pugh, who will enter the
sixth semester this coming term. is
enthusiastic over this season anr
says: Il am anxious to get going this
fall because | am confident that
with the fine material left from last
year we will win many victories.
Also think that Techs chances
in recent years were never better
than now to win the championship.
and, believe me. it will take some
football team to keep US from that
1920 pennant"