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New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
DEATHS

Al IN "~+erod r. "verlqef,".t lif. .'anu-
A., Y N"reisss 'a~e II west 10Th It
widow o. 'ete san-el F Nien beloved
vilford Aren' service- ',~.'qv 2 n ~ ~
Gree v''ch p~eehrte~i~~ Chllrcn Wet 7Srh
a. I0ternent Mount Hoe
BARRY-januarv n. 1920 Helen. beloved
darrh'or of TA0nas a~d Roe A Bl~ry
dence. 27o9 Hea-h nv T,e .'av 'n,,,,~..
IN .3o Il m fe~ce - tho Church or ST
Nicholas Of To'"n+ine T9rdh'r Pod and
ANdrews av Jnterment Ga.e 70 HcaVe1
Be CYg SrGSerlv at Atlanta Ca. tannarv
-. Flivaheth A Dvk"man VIE IF p. .i,Vard
Treee'rv afternoon
BTrRFNS- Saturday. January H. 1920
Henry J y hre~s our beloved father in
his 13d year af'er iinreri~g illvess r.
neral service Tuesday. Janua~v o0 .Ge
r m. AT he Ge~~'an Masonic r n''e. 90
Fast i5th st New Work Citv the, 10
Wood'awn Cemo'e~y Relatives and friends
are invited to attend
BRADI rY On Saturday. January II 1000
at his home 20l Pork av Vo. ko~s y ~
John II Bradley 10 the 18th vear of rs
age Fp~oral se-vice at s. 1ohr's Tnisco-
pal Church 30 rs. Tue-da at :20 p NJ
lrterment at II '0sda'c TT Thu day
DjU!.L-mrs. Hattie Bacon # her home
t'f West l35th = F1Herai serTee' at
Calvary Bantist Chpr'h Chlpel ~ Wcsf
- " So "Ao'N"S' January TO- a. H. .aN
CoDET- Caroline Codet tnce Herwigl we
of the late Alfred Clark Code. n her cen
year. on Saturday. ranuary - 1T her
residence 43 Wildwood 81 Broollyn Flu
neral services Mo dqv ,varsnu. January H.
al O'Clock. n ho~ late homo Intarnnent
1t cove" ionce n family
DATT!RNfR- Eliza. January ~ 1920 he.
loved mo her o. Mrs. Z w a. Funeral
from late residence. EOS VT I7Sth st
New York City. Monday. January l9 l.
O'Clock noon,
DECKER .ilda Decker beloved daaghter
Of Bertha De- ker ard he late Re ara
Decker ard ar sister Of Mrs J We'll and
Mrs. Cohn. passed away Ianuarv Is
Fur eral from late residence. 3l2 East S9.h
ST. Monday At | r
DE kOVEN Suddenly in Chicago. H. on
Friday January G, 1920. rcvinad son of
the late Re- Henry and Ch1rlofte ero,
de koven and beloved husband of Anna
FarweIl de Koven, in the 6lst year OF HI
age Funeral ervces The Cathedral of
st loho the Divine on Tuesday January
TO- 'o"n - 80 m
DELFHANTy- January II John i.
De -hanty beloved brother Of Thoma, ,
J. Leehanty, Fun raj from his la,e
re idenc9, 6s6 I'd av;.. at $50 4. M.
Church of 81. Gabriel East 37th at. at
10 q. Master Plumbers Association
Of Manhattan is invited.
DUMON itar.y. Oh annarv IS Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH Fravk +
CanrbclD. B'way. Goth st. Tuesday. i
ELLIOTT-On Saturday. January II. 1870.
Lettia Nassert wife Of III late Richmond
b. Elliott. Funeral services AT the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs Foster D be-
yoiae. i07 Vose av.. Mountain Station.
South Orange, N j.. on Tuesday. Janu-
ary 90. at 10 so a. m Iuterment 1T
"oodlawn- Please omit flowers.
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MARRIAGES

HrwI TT R~Nnr-On Saturday .Vqnuary
H. At 7 Tos- - hist. James A Hewlett
to Marjorie T Peard
s. EVFNGoN -KTNN'ny - o. satur,iav.
January 7. at tho Fee Oak Hemps.eqa
!. 7. by the Pev Dr. ". 2 Fer~is Maud
dauohtor of Mrs II Ven Rensselaer, Ken
re'y to Malcolm Stevenson.
LYMAN-PY ArT--On Saturday. January n.
Mt the Madiaon AveN~e Presbyte ia
Church by the Rev pr HNnry sloa~e
Coffin -s's'ed bv the Rev Dr. Tndicott
Peabody. Charlotte dau~h+er of Henry
B"r'tow rlaft. to Hn~tiHg'on 1vman
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GEORGE A. GARFIELD

Word was received in this city last
night Of the death yesterday Of George
A Garfield, ffty-fve, president Of the
American Writing NJ chine Company,
of 800 Broadway Mr. Carried was 8
cousin of President Garfield He was
born in Columbus Ohio, whore his body
will be scnt for burial. Mr.. aGrfie d
died Of heart disease while Attending
services in the First B p'st Church o.
Orange, n. j., where he had resi'od for
many years. He came to this city
twenty years ago and since that time
he was connected with the American
Writing Machine Company He is sur
vived by his wife and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

2oth assachusetts Regiment Of vclun...r
IN the Civil War
SISTER CATHERINE DONOHoE. q. -.
Convent Of the Sisters of Mercy, ded Friass
SNs entered the Order of Mercy January
iSo'- Her funeral will be held this n,o,,s
ns from the Convent at Willoushbv a.s
Classon Avenues. Brooklyn. >a2
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43 Wildwood Street, Flsthush. She was an
ardent church worker n Brooklyn.
EDWARD PAYSON GREENE, seventy
nine, q Civil War veteran. d.ed FIR day at
his home GIG Nostrand Avenue. Brooklyn
of arterlor-sclerosis. He was meo,ber Of
Winchester Post No 1877. u A. r. and
served for three and one-half years with The
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BIRTHS

FRANK-Mr and Mrs Benjamin Nj Frank.
of 420 Riverside Drive, announce the bi tn
of daughter Saturday. January II.
1920, at Is West Goth st.
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OBITUARY NOTES

MARTENsE B. STORY. eshty-fve for
forty-;w years connected with the Atlantic
Dock Company, who retired TWEEN " Ut
years ago. ded Fr day after an illness of
three months AZ his home, l07 East n ne
teen h Street, Brooklyn.
MRS. CAROLINE CODE1. widow of AL
fred Clark Codet. died Saturday at the home
# her daughter, Mrs. Samuel T. Thompson.
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ELLTOTT-On Saturday. January u. 1870.
LetItia Nassert wife Of III late Richmond
B. Elliott. Funeral services at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs Foster be-
yolse. iO7 Vose av.. Mountain Station.
South Orange, n j.. on Tue day Janu-
AIRY 20. at 10 so a. m. Iuterment 1t
Woodlawn. Please omit flowers
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Obituary
DIR. HENRY W. MORGAN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 18.-Dr
Henry William Morgan, sixty-six, for
terday.
Dr.. Henry William Morgan was born
in Davidson County. Tenn, and was
educated at Vanderbilt University and
Philadelphia Dental College He was
professor of operative dentistry at Van
derbilt and later dean Of the School of
entistry for many years. He was for
merly president Of the National Asso-
citation of Dental Teachers and during
the war served on the dental reserve
branch of the Council Of National De-
fenSe,
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DE suddenly in CHICAGO. n. on
Friday January G, 1920, Fcvinald. son Of
the late Re- Henry and Ch4rlotte ero,
de koven and beloved husband of Anna
Far,He de Koven in the Slot vear Of h
age. Funeral ervices a. he Cathedral of
- loho The Divine on Tuesday January
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

COHN-LATNER- and Mrs Alexander
Latner announce the engagement of tn ir
daughter. Frances, to Mr. Isaac Cohn. of
the Bronx At home Sunday January 25.
1920. 949 Bedford av.. Brooklyn. after
80 D. m
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Ry Margaret beloved mother Of Nell
aid Mary F Fu7e~al from Hcr late re.
de-ce ~ Fast l65th = Tuesday. Janl
ary %. n o O'Clock: then to Church Of ;
Angela Merici l63d st. near Morris q
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DUMON larry, Oh enuary IS Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH ,Frs.I +
Camrbcib. Bway, 66th st. Tuesday
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. AuB --' cite Tnub wife Of David Tau
ard mother of Leo. Harnah. Irving src
julius Taub on January y. Funeral Non-
day, January -. at 10 Il M from isA
reidonce. So West l49th s.. Rev. pr
tiseman will otficiate
WILKINSON At her residence ~ Midiane
av, Montcair N. J.. Sunday. Jarucry u,
in'N Charlotte nctlefscn wife OF Fdwsra
+. Wilkinson Notice OF funeral hercnf'ef
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DECKER Matilda Decker beloved daaehter
OF Bertha De- kor ard he late Re ara
Decker AID ar sister Of Mrs J We'll and
Mrs. II Cohn. passed away January IS
Fur eral from late residence. 3f2 East S8.h
81 MondaY AZ ! = N
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DELFHANTY- January II. John i.
De hanty beloved brother of Thon7ls y
j. ie.ehanty Fun raj from his late
re idenc- $40 % av. at = so a M,
" dnesday, January 2l Reoui.m mas
Church of 81. Gabriel. East 37th at. at
10 Il. m Master Plumbers Association
Of Manhattan il invited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The Herald Ia the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

CoIIfMDus The construction
Quaficrmhsicr's department in Camp
faII0nE has about completed ita con-
tract and Of present thorc are i7s
buildings ready 10 turn over 70 the
.aftk infantry. There are rs quarters
Tor unlcere and IS barracks tor ofl-
GERS and soldiers. The new rcrstr
and electric lighting systems are
practically completed The residences
for the officers, although Of frame,
afe commodious. modern ana .up-to-
cate In every particular and compare
favofably with any camp In the Unit
ed States. Another building u in
trrast j. the neN recreation structure.
AZ s. being hunt ct adobe. and when
completed Will cuataln q large audi
torlum. movie picture hall. gymna-
SUM. etc. This huiiding d being
erected by the soldiers
MAOBALENA-Mrs. Mariana Ia
tasa. residing about twenty mites
west Of Magdaicnn died. supposedly
FROM q dose OF poison taken with sui
tidai Intentions The body was
brought 90 MnEdaicna. and AFTER an
inquest. was Inferred IN The Maeda-
lena cemetery. She was aged about
twenty-five Year, ana leaves a hus-
band
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
Sporting N e " $
READY FOR
BIG CARD TONIGHT
to Meet Pasha;
Bobby Green Fights
Rooney

An contestants who are to take
part in the big double header show at
the Armory al Si3O tonight are In
town. and each claims TO be In the
best OF condition. especially Kali
pasha. "The Terrible Turk lie
came In town Saturday. immediately
after geitnE on the train. he took n
little exercise BY irotting a few miles
out over the sand hills and back
without bothering him in the least.
which goes 10 show that this altitude
will have nothing 10 do With his
wind.
In Ka.i Pasha. the local mnn
pincau viii find one Of the toughert
men he has ever met. Kali pasha
topped the scales al 15G pounds after
his iO-miie work out. and he ia RON
ndent that ho viii bring home the
bacon.
Hobby Green arrived sunday and
declared himself TO be In first class
condition 10 put up uhe Fight OF his
life against Jack Rooney. Green In
and N no carries the fight tonight In
night however. and IL promises to be
extend himself TO win.
The preliminary between Smokey
Simmons and Young Martinez Il Of
unnsua Interest rs this will be their
second battle. Tho first Il Is report
ed. wnr "A no decision contest stopped
In the rirst round hy Chief Galusha
who acted as referee and the com
iestantr were fined Si5 each for hold
ing a prize fight on Central avenue,
without first obtaining a license. The
chief WI not referee the contest to-
nighi however and Il promised to be
TO a finish.
All Indications IRE hat the ladies
will be wei represented at this can-
test, az the remark is often heard on
the street, Are YOU going 10 the
match tonight2 ] am. IL II very eN-
citing and there were "A number OF
ladies there last time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

every one told me the same hut / kept
fighting 10 keep from having the opera
ton. | hal read 30 many times 81 lydia
y. Pinkhaui's Vegetable Compound and
q helped my sister 20 ] beean taking il.
! hage never felt better than / have
since then and ! keep house and am able
to do al my work. The Vegetable Com
pound is certainly one grand medicine. "
MIR. J r. MATTHEWS, ssh Sycamore
Street, Cairo. m.
Of course there are many serious cases
that only a surgical operation will re-
liese. We freely Acknowledge this, but
the above letter, and many others like IL.
amply prove that many operations are
recommended when medicine in many
cases j. all that il needed.
II you van special advice write 10
Lydia ~ Pinkhnm Medicine Co. (eonn.
dentiaD. Lynn. Mass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

amount. For the state. as a whole.
there were ~ clear days. . partly
c.oudy and 4 cloudy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
University Track Men Z
Defeated by Arizona.

Tucson. Arizona. May i7-Arizona
university compietrd the most sue
ccssfui athletic year Of her history
saturday when she defeated the
University n New Mexico IN a ouai
ttack meet W the score Of n 10 81.
This gives Arizona the championship
IN track ~ well as the football
BASKETBALL and the baseball south
~sstern championships that she had
already corncred.
Worthington set "a new pole vault
record for the southwest when ne
topped the bar at ~ feet 6 inches.
Marines made ono on his 1875 feet
t-isch diarus throw. AliKman made
q 9 southwestern i20-ynrd low
hurdle record when he nan the oourre
~ ~ a o'kccfe ran the half
milo IN 2o1 making a new record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The mean sea-ievel atmospheric
pressure al santa Ne WAS 2s.T5 inch.
ess highest. 3e-is on the grin; lowest.
2s.lb on TIE 1oth. Al Roswell the
mtan was es.5f Inches highest. 80 20
on the l<ths low eel 1915 on the 10Th.
~ The state University the mean was
1e.so inches; hightst. 30.iA ON he
an. lowest, 29.sf On the 18th. while
az IA Paso the mean was 2q.7f inch
81 highest. 500 on the 9Th. lowest,
19.3z Or abe ISth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

mcnt plan The plans on this line
have not yet bee worked out def
initeiy.
Clilctf to Washington.
L. a. Gil,ett, state highway cngi-
nccr n state engineer. has gone TO
WASHINGTON To attend the hearings OF
the committee on the Chamberlain
road bill that b. now pending. The
bill. "a 1t IS now framed. VIII CON
tlnue federal AID for road building I'M
al 1875. az the rate Of 500. 600. 900 q
year. the states Interested 10 furnish
m equal amount with the govern
ment. Thcre b appropriated also the
sum % $4,000, 600 10 he expended
upon roads In the national forest re-
serves, Ia cooii GRAFTON vita the STATES.
Wants Change In Train Time.
An EFFORT is being made by the
state corporation commission TO Sc
cure a change in passenger train
schedules OF the III Paso a South
western system aud the santa Ne
limos. into the city OF III Paso. The
Change hat = suggested will i'm
prove the connections for through
travel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
.rays Drop Fast
Game to Santa Fe

The Santa Fe baseball team sprung
a surpris, on the Gruya yesterday.
winning a 6 10 2 game. The game
was tho best that bias been seen hero
this season. Some sparkling plays
good fielding. pitching aud hitting
made u extremely interesting Il the
2.0oo persons who we're out.
Alarid, second baacmnn. and Saf-
ford. pitcher. were The stars for the
visitors. Stafford let The home team
down with a few hits and struck out
eleven men, Ills mates hii well nnd
nclded excellcntly behind him.
II was Aiadrid's single that gave
Santa Fo liz first run In the nfth
Inning. while hts double started a
rally IN the eighth that noted his
team fiv runs and Victory.
pitcher Teller 81 The Grays. was
hit freely In the first innings:
tightcned down until M eighth.
when be was completely pounded OF
the hill.
Score by innings;
Grays .....p01 0tn 000-a
santa re .......... 900 Ni0 030--G
Batteries; Gruys. Teller and sando-
val.
val santa Fe, stafford, Griego and
Geastrt.
The Herald il the New Mexico
paper that takoa the WANT ont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

/ wNiid have 20 b.
operated on. I had
a bad displacement.
My right side would
pain me and / was
20 nervons / could
not hold a glass Of
water. Many times
would have 10 stop
my work and eli
down or 1 would fall
On the floor In a
faint. I consulted
several doctors and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
Wind.


Tho st1tion az santa Pc recorded
% pcr rent OF the total possible sun
shine. or zaI hours, aud had "a days
with 30 per cent Or more Of the pos
rible mount, Roswell recorded So
par cent OF The total possible sunshine
and had 70 DAYS WITH 90 per REM or
more Of the possible amount.
while Albuquerque recorded 70 per
cent OF the total possible sunshine, or
a7i hours. ana had - days with 90
pr gent "a Rgrs y nc possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

and 9ooavln shattered the old a2oI
Cara Aasi, record by making IL in 81
.eat All ihe iposo are Arizona men.
New Mexico won the relay cur
Macarthur won the quarter mile race
and Gerphoide the high jump New
Mexico placed men IN all the cVen'l
bus one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
SANFAFE TODE
! TRAlSEERP0AT
New Mexico Central to
Get Increased Amount
Of Freight


SANTA fE. May fI.-tndcr m
important truulc aFreement that has
inat been reached nniuArn the New
Mexico Central railway and the Dem
yer a Rio Ofnrde railroad. a great
deal OF FREIGHT o~riglnatlnH in tho SAN
Luis valley. vii 30 ronted through
fauia ~ when dfeuned 70 points ia
okiahomn and Tesae. hcludlnE gulf
ports. The freight Viii be delivered
by the New Mexico Central 10 the
Santa Pc lines IT willard or the ~
aso a Southwestern system at Tor
rance This freight that Will be
routed through Santn ~ ; formerly
moved throngh Waisenburg and
Pueblo.
The Now Mexico Central Is nov IN.
creasiHs Its SANTA Re terminal facil.-
ties IN order 10 take care Of the In
creased tfanic Nfnone other thinEa.
an Ice plant ~ fArEc Capacity viii BE
required for shipments moving in res
friEerator cars. Since the Denver g.
Rio Grunde line Into Santa Fc a. mar
row gauge and the New McAco ~
standard gauge. II will be necessary 20
transfer every pound OF tho freight
81 santa Ne from narrow 10 standard
gauge cars.
Cour-e for Rcforrh school.
Plans for the teaching Of voca-
tionai agriculture are now in
ton at the New MexiCoArcform school
az Springer. Il b. announced BY Mira.
Ruth g. Miller, director of vocational
training OF the state department II
education. Mrs Miller said that Su-
perintenlAH Howell Ervicn hoped TO
begin Tho work OF thu new depnrt-
ment this ncxt fall. Howell I.rvirn ~
a son of the late Roucrt T.. Ervien.
FOR a Ions time Territorial and state
land commissioner.
Factories FOR santa he.
Active work n under way ly the
santa re Utilities corporation 10 atr-
rying out Is plans TO put IN operation
ice plant and an Ice crcam factory.
A block u ground has been leased
from the New Mexico central railway
for the building of the plants. Tine
location "a ON CcrrllipI road. IN the
southern part OF the railroad yards.
and not Tar from any one - The three
railroad uep0ts. a carload % ma
chincry has been received. and a
car has been shipped. In adj
dition ~ the two Industries men-
toned. there will be a creamery. and
later a cold storage. The corpora
tion plan5 later on 10 try an Inn
portant experiment IN buying high
grade cattle Tor dairy purposes and
selling TO ranchmen on the easy pay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

Emma r. steiner IL the only
woman In the world who has success
fully adopted as a profession the di-
rcction of opera. handling orchcstras
OF men In the entirety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The Herald is the New Mexico
paprr that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Many
Such Cases.

Cairo, W.--some time ago I got so
bad with female trouble that ! thought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want on
Want Ads by giving Results.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
800 MEN ON
FIELD IN ONE DAY

FIELD IN ONE DAY
Approximately 800 men students Of
the University wers actively engaged in
some sport on Misseuri's athletic felds
last Sunday afternoon, ~
According to John :. Miller. this
about breaks ell previous records for .
single day. There were during she after
noon close 10 IS students playing tennis
and like number on the baseball dis-
moAds. About 6fty we're performing on
the track under Coach Robeu Simpson,
while more ihan 100 were incinded in
the foot ball squads. the freshmest and
varsity. under Coaches Phelan, Miller
and Collins. ,,
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
PIKERS CONFIDENT
OF GOOD ELEVEN

According to reports issuing from the
Pikeway camp. Washington University
is confident Of having a better eleven
than last year, despite several losses,
The new coach, George 5. Rider, has
started dummy scrimmage and is placing
special emphasis on offensive work.
Ollie kraehe. right tackle Of last
years varsity. started practice recently.
With the return Of Kraehe there are
only two members Of the 1919 varsity
who are absent Msrquad received his
degree last spring and Councilman, the
star quarterback. has not decided wheth-
er he will return 10 school or enter bust
ness.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
l78 MEN OUT FOR
81. LOUIS U. TEAlM

81 LOCfS u. TEAM -
While Coach Rsdsmacher Of s.. Louis
University is inclined to be silent on
the prospects Of success Of his eleven,
from accounts given in the s.. Louis
Globe Democrat, it is certain that the
game between the Tigers and the Bill
kens will not be practice workout by
any means
AT the Official opening u the season
last week. l78 men reported far pfse-
tice at St. Louis U. The number Of old
men returned is large and the new ma.
terial is Of caliber that will make the
Billiken team much stronger than last
year.
According to one Of the few statements
issued by Coach Rademacher the main
problem is to strengthen the line. A
great asset in accomplishing this is a
2l5-pound guard named Dubrouillett.
While still a bit slow the powerful
Frenchman is likely TO develop into. q
star guard and has already been digging
holes for the baekneld in practice.
The st. Louis coach will continue to
put his charges through scrimmsges,
using the Mckinney High School squad as
opposition.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
SHOH INTEREST IN
INYERrRATENITY CANES

The inter-fraternity baseball games
being played on the varsity diamond are
attracting large crowds each evening.
The spectators are not restricted to men
by any means. as large delegation Of
women are to be found there each.sfter-
noon. :
The games have progressed to the Sec
ond round Of play with eight teams re-
manning in the race for the cup now held
by Beta THETA Pi This evening Sigma
Chi and Phi Gamma Delta will meet in
the first game Of tho second round.
Alpha Tau Omega and Kappa Alpha
will clash Friday afternoon There will
be two games Saturday. Beta Theta Pi
meeting Sigma M and Sigma Phi Ep.
silon playing Acacis. Sigma Phil Epsilon
won its wsy into the second round last
evening by defeating Pi Kappa Alpha
o.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
SISLER BATTING GOOD;
My EQUAL RECORD

II seems that George Sisler. first base
man Of the St. Louis Browns and a star
Of the FIRST magnitude, is not going to
b altogether ouidone by Babe" Ruth in
the batting department this season. By
getting two hits in Tuesdays game he
raised his base hit total to 237. The
record is 248. made by Ty Cobb in 1911.
Sisler has made ten hits in the last four
games. The Browns were idle yester-
day, but he has ten more games in
which to register the twelve base hits
needed to break the record.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
4 S. a. c. STAR
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uessy Huston. the Aeeie to wizard,
! a'n not enroll in college this year and
Dosne' last years captain and end. will
- sork ost Tor his old position on the
assse eleven. says dispatch from Man
ssn These two announcements
eoning - The close Of the frs, week S
'eosDah work out on Ahearn field cas-,
over Asgie sridiron prospects, which at
ne safset Of ptacfice seemed fairly
n.,enf. Instead Of ten letter men to be-
s'n with, % was originally expected, the
season opens with only eight.
otartine with this numDer Of veterans
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