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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-09
e. I. Hopkins
Department Store

S-y. ! this store maiiyd -
hr,t .su, ~ a storc magazine.
this lasgasiAe Is a,iSg un like
al r,hctr matsgiuc-. I'uas lokrs
and funny storirS. receipts tor
we'll liked dishes. a fcw cuts of
the latest - ted dresses. scarfs.
coats. hats. etc Last. bat not
least. we show cuts and quote
pric,.. eH ,atens q articles that
cannot l., duplicated any whrr
eXcupt a. much higher pncr
II you 10 u.t receive 4 copy ~
this little magazine los the 10th
of September please drop Us a
linz and vc will gladly mail you
one. Il you Ike It please say SO
and y,r will mail you one reg
ularly each month FREE
HATS. COATS, SUITS. DRESSES
SWEATERS. ETC.
We arr expecting our lad'e,
coa, suits every day, Dun't buy
until you see them and get our
prices, Like everything else. It
will pay you TO buy here.
Our fall hats are here. Let
Mrs. Aly. who has had N years
experience with hats. tit you.
The only people we failed to sell
coats and hats to last year were
those who would not get our
prices before they sent out their
order to the Big City store. The
girls who bought here were
much better satisfied than the
ones who ordered. Come on
girls and quit kidding yourselves
be serious for we've got it on
"old Miss National" when 1t
comes to price, quality and
snappy appearance. We have all
kinds, short and long coats for
stout and skinney women. They
come in velvet, silk plush with
fur trimmings. suedetsx, heather
tweed. tinselvelour. tricotincs,
nuphur beaver and silver tones
galore, know you will be tick
led through and through when
you see our fall lines and get our
prices.
FLOOR COVERINGS
Four yard wide lenolium at
$i.35 per square yd. this is the
first time in 3 years we have had
chance to get this width and
only found one piece.
9X l2 fibre rugs going at SlZ.5O
sX l2 Print Brussels going At So
Two yard wide congoleum $l.SS
per running yard.
OK IL congolcum $500.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-09

ers and teams, a small army marched
on the hill and cut il down.-State
Journal.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-09
80 lY7T
official Statement of ia. fiunnsinI

Official Statement Of the Financial
Condition u' the Bank II Glen Allen
at Glen Allen. state of Nis,u4r. ~
th" clos" II businr,, on Ga, 2Gth tsY
Of August lH2u. published 10 the
Marble llill Press. a newspaper
printed and published 81 Marh..
Hill state pf Missouri. on ,h. stu
day 1T sept. 1920.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-09
ALIENS GROCERY STORE


NO lSO9.
Official Statement of the Financial
condition II the Bank of Patton 20
Patton. state Of Missouri. AZ the clos,
of business on the 26th day at
August. 1920 published in The Mar.
bic Hill Press. a newspaper printed
and published 81 Marble Hill. stat,
Of Missouri. on the 9th day 1t
September. 1870.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-09


County OF Bollinger, o.
We. U. &. Smith as president and
johnson Smith as cashier of said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and be-
lief
u. G. Smith, President,
johnson Smith, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me. this 4th day of Sept. A, D.,
nineteen hundred and twenty.
Witness my hand and notariai seal
(SEAL) on the date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and qualified for a
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25
THE BLUEBIRD Is COMING UP
TO VISIT LYNDEN SATURDAY

The Bluebird. the washing mach
inc that has been heralded enthusiast
tically in the magazines for a num-
Der of months, will make it's first ap-
pearance in Lynden Saturday, and
all Lynden women are invited to see
it. Newlean-Olson Company. agents
for the wonderful machine, will have
it on exhibition here.
They will also demonstrate the
"McGill Autopower," the attachment
for the Ford car that will run any
farm engine that IL h. p. engine
will operate. Ensilage cutters, feed
grinders, pumps, buzz saws. concrete
mixers, threshers and other farm
machines can be operated by this
inexpensive labor-saver.
The machines will be on exhibition
here all day
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25
LYNDEN'S AMATEURS INVITED
TO ENTER PHOTO CONTEST

An innovation in the field of modern
inaugurated by the Frederick & Mel
son Store in Seattle. This is the es-
tablishlpent of an Annual Photo
graphic Exhibit of the work of ANA
ueur camera artists.
The initial Exhibit will be held in
the Auditorium of the Store, Novem-
Der to 10. 1920. It's objective is the
encourag ement and promotion of bet
ter photography among the picture
taking tyros and lovers of this art.
The mechanical perfection achieved
in the production of the camera, re-
sulting in wonderful progress in this
newer art, and the amazing popular
ity which this avocatiOn enjoys among
Nature and Beauty lovers has made
feasible such an exhibition. 1t is to
inculcate the beauty. definition and
purpose. that this Display will be
ste ged.
The institution back of this move
ment IS inspired by sincere desire
to contribute something worth while
to modern art; to direct into more
praiseworthy channels the vast
amount of amateur Photographic en-
ergy now being expended. 1t is to
be commended for this deserving
work and to be complimented on the
superlative possibilities offered by
the abundance of natural scenic beau
t., ever present, for camera subjects,
in the Pacific Northwest.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25
NEWS OF LYNDEN

Bergman Brothers have sold a new
Buick touring car to Charles Stuart
of Beliingham, and a Dodge to Day.
id Watson Of the Farmers Mercantile
Company.
"'rhe Youth of Plupy" by Henry A.
Shute, and "In the Heart of Fool''
by William Allen White, are the titles
of two new books just added to the
LINDEN Library.
An Esater cantata will be given
at the Baptist Church Easter night.
Mrs. Gerrit Van Diest Is very i'll
this week.
The Lawrence Bloomer family and
Mrs. A. Snyder of Blaine visited at
the Earnest Kamm home Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25
LINDEN LODGES

KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS- Lynden
Lodge, No. 1877 meets every Mon
day evening at the l. o. o. F. hall
All knights are cordially invited
to attend. WALTER FINLEY, C. c.
H. s. STEINHAUER. X. r. 4 s.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25
LINDEN BAPTISTS WILL BE
ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE $4,5Ot

Lynden Baptists will be asked to
raise $4,000, in the five-year home
and foreign work budget of the
Northern Baptist New World Move
ment.
An allotment of $S30,000 has been
made for the Western Washington
convention of fifteen counties.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-25

Established 10 Years in
Bellingham and Still Back
ing Our Reputation With the
Skilled Service of Graduate
Dentists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11

section OF the Right Of Way OF the Cen
tral Railroad OF New Jersey and TIE
center Ss.ssr,I riS .,o Of W .bs ssD,. ,i ssss & S Mnss
lngton Street to the center line OF Am
boy Avenue; thence rortherly along the
center limo Of Amboy Avenue to the
center fae OF Hall Avenue. thence east
erly aloug the center line OF Hall Ave-
enue to the right Of way OF the Central
abroad OF New Jersey; thence southerly
Railroad CT New Jersey to the center
line Of Washington Street the point or
place Of beginning. and he polling
place therein will be at School No. 6.
tombstone Street.
Third Observation-Disclosures at the inter
section OF the center lines OF Amboy
Avenue and Washington Street, thence
a. northeriy and westerly along the
line Ct Amboy Avenue. to Spa Spring
Road. thence CD along the center line
of Spa Spring or Florida Grove Road
soutisv esterly and soutnensteriy to New
Brunswick Avenue. thence (3) easterly
along New Brunswick Avenue 10 the
center fine of WASHINGTON Street, thence
(D along the center line OF Washing
ton Street easterly to the center line of
Amboy Avenue. the pcint or place of
beginning. and the polling place therein
will be at Schoo No. $. Neville Street.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures at the inter-
section Of the center lines of Amboy
Avenue and Hall Avenue. thence north
erly and westerly along the center line
OF Am5oy Avenue to Spa Spring Brook,
the City Line, thence casterly along Spa
Spring Brook to the Right OF Way of
the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Rail-
road; thence southerly along the Right
of way Of the Perth Amboy and Wood
bridge Railroad to the line of the Cen
trail Railroad of New jersey; thence
southeriS along the right O. way OF the
Central Railroad of New Jersey to the
center line of Hall Avenue. thence
westerly along the center line of Hall
Avenue to the center line OF Amboy
Avenue. the point or place OF beginning
and the polling place therein VIII be at
School No 3. Lawrence st
Witness my hand this 7th day Of Sep
tember, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty.
WALTER j. RIELLEY,
Secretary.
MiddIesex County Board of Elections.
Observation-Disclosures }
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11

Judging from a brief synopsis OF
tbe Willard Mack story, The Val
lev of Doubt" a new Selznick pic
tlre produced under the personal
s~uperyision of Burton George,
which opens a three-day engage
ment at the Strand theatre next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
this picture tells one of the strong
est and most closely knitted scree
stories of the present picture sea-
son.
When Marion Hilgrade. daughter
of a great lumber king of the
Northwest. undertook to guard the
interests of a hayward brother, she
little dreamed that Cupid awaited
her in the guise of a rugged lum-
herman.
Fate won for her the acquaint-
ance of Jules Bonnivet, a French
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11

Canadian, when she turned her
ankle in the snow. The mutual at
traction was instantaneous and
thereafter Marion was the fair sub
ject of Jules attention and affec-
lions.
But every drama has its villain
and in this instance Jack Macy,
lumber camp manager for Marion's
father. proved his right to the Title.
Macy attempted to discredit Jules
in Marion's eyes by telling her that
he, Jules, was responsible for her
brothers waywardness.
When a girl is reading her first
love letter from a man she can taste
her wedding cake.
Some men who are too weak to
do an hours work are strong
enough to throw the bull all lay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
-EIeHrY-YEAR-oLp soLpIER wRIrEs

SOLDIER WRITES
W. H. Cloueh. Co. e Ward 8. Soldiers
Win constination for years + have found
Foley Cathartic Tablets keep me In a bet
ter and natural shape than any medicine
I ever nave taken. I am almost efghty
years old and 1 am pleased to tell you OF
the value I have received. Foley Cath
artic Tablets cause no pain. nausea nor
gripping. They relieve indigestion. sick
headache biliousness and rCur stomach.
Sold BY Rsrnekov g. Petz-Adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
Junto al Capitolio
LA FUERZA DESCONOCIDA
-----~-.-----

nagcrs de loa seis principales hote-
les de Chicago, fin de que estos lie
explicasen los verdaderos lfnlites de
ese simpatico acto humane, utilizando
Ell ,vasto conocimiento de la vida mo-
derna que les da el cargo que ejer-
cen.
Pero dejemos al Coroner de Chi.
cago escuehar la opinion de los seis
managers acerca de 10 que es un f!irt,
para hacer algunas consideraciones
acerca del hecho singular que lie nreo-
cupa. pues acaso concuerden con las
que haya sugerido muchos lectOres.
La primera conclusion que mi jul
co debe inferirse de ese incidente, eS
que no hay entretenimiento tan reli-
groso como el del donjuanismo, espe-
cialmente cuando Sc lie busca ell terri
torio que tiene dueiiO, porque hay pO-
cos elementos tan misteriosos entire
los que Eon factories de la actiyidad
humana como el del marido, que Sc
parece muchO al mar eli que SENECA
ser de placidez inalterable Y con in
creible facilidad Sc encrespa, furiOsO
Sc burla de las fuerZas cue preten-
den Ofrecerle rcs.srencia.
Como ese tipo de marido, el pianista
de Chicago, dGbil. raqufticO. pusilAni-
me que. bajO ell impulse de Ia c0lera
cclOsa, cOnyierte sus puhOs delicados
en- nazas de .hierro, vemos sursir a
menuGo otros tan inexplicables como
81. porque cuando Ell la gran cOlnedia
de la vida les toca el papel de mari
!, dos ofendidos. proceden de modo dis
tinto como 10 hacen en- los otroE
aspec;os de su existcncia V vaifan re-
cas-. Asf hay OtroS fuertes, colajudos,
ultrasensibies que se snantienen sose
gados, inofensivos, c9egos sordos,
incapaces de advertir que In Orluesta
conyugal ha Sido refOrZada.
I4OS HuHlLutS lIH4iuoN St tpiiF ~ tCH
en- intrdpidos luchadorcs los de pc
10 en- pechO SO amansan No hay psi
c0lOgo capaZ de predecir como proce-
dera I'M homhre crando Sc halle fran-
te un fiirt de su sonora. En- todas
las dcmas situacioneS, cala uno proce--
de de acuerdo con 10 que constituye
la norma de su vida. con su estructura
moral ffsica. Pero al &entir t0cado
ese.. res0rte m:SteriOs0, aparcce I'm
nueyo h0mbre. Yease al frdgil V de.
licado pianista convertible Ell Samson.
En canbio frecuentemente nos cute
ramos de esposos herctileos Y agresi-
vos que aparpccn domestGados nn el
minute trlgico de da$cubrir que ham
Sido engahadoS. "H ts H34
Decididamente, NADIA intluye de modo,
tan ineXplicable sobre el cardcter hu
mano, como ESQ que el Coroner" de
Chicago necesita estudiar en- consul
Ia con pprsonajes tan significativos
de Que tlicho funcionario no es tan ig-
norantc como dice, como los managers
de los principales hoteles.
.iTT1CHC.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRI.
COLA DE, PUERTO RICO
Diyidendo Pasivo.

Ell Consejo de Administration de
este Banco, en- uso de la facultad que
le esta conferida por el articulo 60.
de los Estatutos, ha acordado pedir
los senores accionistas de la Sc
GUNDA SERIE, ell quinto dividendo
rasivo por la cantidad de ounce do
lares per accion.
Ell pago de este, dividendo debera
efcctuarse a mas tardar ell dia 81 de
Mayo proximo, en- la .oficina central
de este Banco en- sus Agencias de
Caguas, Manatd, Areeiboy Rio Piedras
y Guayama, presentando al hacer di-
cbo irago los correspondientes Res
euardos de las -aceiohes; a fin de que
en- clos Sc anote1 Fl nuevo desembol-
90 - Fl 2fat tH5 i& ln) ie-rf5 >N .fns
Lc. cue Sc .hace plblico para conoci-
miento de, los senores accionistas, re-
ccrdandoles 10 prevenido en- los ar
ticulos 40. y $50. de los Estatutos
respecto a la demora en- el pago de
los dividendos pasiyos.
SAN JUAN, P. r., de Abril de
|1a20.--El Secretaiio-P, RocafOrt.--
Vo. Bo.-El Presidente,-Rafae Fa-
bian, ..,y.: r,eoa Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
Washington, abril.

Joseph Name, pianista escualido y
melenudo, que, con melena todo, pc
sa 125 libras, administr6 con ell puno
cerrado tai golpe a Travers Walsh, al
descubrir que flirteaba con su esposa,
que lie produjo la muerte instantanea-
mente.
Ell hecho ocurri6 aver en- Chicago Y
cause en- la gran Porc6polis honda inn
preston. Muchos no Sc explican que
hOmbre tan debil como ell pianista
menciOnadO, pudiese derribar v guitar
la vida, de un solo golpe de pufo, al
hombre que Olyid6 el menos respe-
tado de los mandamientos divinos, ell
que impOne a tOdO buen cristiano la
obligation de no desear la mujer del
pr6jimo.
Algunos de los c0mentaristas del he
chO singular que me retierO, preten-
den haber descubierto una fuerza nue.
va para eXplicar la violencia del gol-
pc hOmicida, al decir que Sc trata de
un impulse que centuplica las fuer-
zas ffsicas del hombre, al que dan ell
nombre de ''fuerza martial.
PerO en- tanto, sc trabaja por desci-
frar el problema que ofrece ell hecho
cOmprOhadO de la muerte de un hem
bre bajo los pufios de otro que parece
no tener mas fuerza que un niiio, ell
Coroner, que esta dirigiendo la in
vestigaci0n judicial, Sc preocupa por
saber 81 es justo aplicarle al pianista
10 que Sc llama la LEY de Oro', por
virtud de Ia cual esta eXento de toda
culpa el que mata por defender el ho-
nor conyugal 5H
En- la etapa preliminar del proceso,
que es la de la actuaci6n del ''CorO-
ner'', puede el pianista quedar libre de
la persecution de Ia justicia, 81 Sc
cOmprueba que el hecho por 81 raali-
zadO constituyesl 10 que EN- los Estados
Unidos Sc llama "hOmicidio justifica-
debe considerarsele exento de respon-
sabilidad.
TodO depende de que Sc defna el ac-
to realiZadO por Travers Walls que
indign6 al pianista y lie impulse a dar
ell terrible gOlpe que cause la inuer
te al TenOrio FL abogadoi del homici-
ola afirma que s0rprendi6 Walsh en-
In ealle EN- pleno ifiirt' con su sello-
ra. PerO Ell Coroner no esta seguro
de cue un "fiirt' callejero sea has.
tante para >justiticar la muerte de un
hombre. c.5 ~ 2 ioajif.h5
va fuerza de pensar 10 cue es I'm
'firt, el buen funcionario judicial Sc
encuentra con que no sabe a derechas
10 que es ese actO simpatico, existen-
tie en- el mundO desde que empez6 a
vivir ell hombre, Y que practica ell rui-
senior cuando al inuhdar la fselva con
sus trinOs, fiirtea con la hembra. lue
lie escucha arrobada. a rvs
Ante tai situaci6n, obligado a deci-
dir Isl la pulada mortal del pianista,
justifica la prisi6n preventive de 6s-
te, comprendi0 el Coroner que su
resoluci6n dependfa de la importancia
que diese al fiirt, que 6l no podia def
mir de un modo exacto decide for
mar un juradO especial con los ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
LA HUELCA ACRICOLA
EN- ESPANA

Madrid, abril 20.-El descubrimien-
to de una huelga general agricola en-
la region de Andalucia, tan pronto
como llegue la cosecha, ha causado
un hondo malestar en- toda Espafa.
Este hecho viene precisamente en- los
instantes en- que la situacion politica
e industrial Sc concept1a muy critica,
debido al paro de los ferrocarriles, que
es importante, las agitaciones mi
neras y otros movimientos huelguis-
tas, que traen la nacion en- constante
alarma.
Esta agitacion la traman los cam
lpesinos desde ell aho pasado. Ell We
rano uitimo, los patronos fueron COM
pelidos pagar la elevada suma de
cinco pesos diarios sus trabajadores
en- las sienlbras. LEGO la retribu-
cion, en- ell invierno, a paralizarse, v
los dueiios agricolas suspendieron a
su vez aquellos jornales y los obre-
ros, quienes, en- su mayoria, habian
va gastado 10 ganado, quedaron en- ell
mas complete abandono. Miles de
ellos decidieron, por 10 tanto, emigrar
hacia el norte hacia la America del
Sur.
En- el entretanto, los terratenien-
tes formaron sociedades cooperativas
para la compra de maquinaria agri-
cola y rebajar ell nlmero de trabaja-
dores en- sus fncas. Todo clio con
detrimento de los campesinos, que Sc
han visto forzados ingresar en- las
uniones, a fin de demandar protec-
cion para los que Sc hallan sin traba-
10 y mayor salario para los que es-
tan ocupados en- sus labores del cam
po; pero como ninguna de las dos
cosas han conseguido en- esta vez, pre-
paran para la pr6xima cosecha un le-
vantamiento general. que, aunque con
algdn pesimismo, ellos esperan ha de
soiucionar sa situaci6n.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19

Each form contains instructions for
preparing and filing the return, and
these should be carefully read and
strictly observed.
There is also provided work
sheet" which should be used for max
ing, the original computations, and
which should be retained and preserv-
ed by the taxpayer.
Consult Agent IL In Doubt.
Any person who is in doubt on
points affecting his particular case,
should bring such matters to the at
tention of the nearest deputy collector
or revenue agent, who will render
every necessary aid without charge.
When the return is completed, 1t
should be properly executed and i'm
mediately filed. Any internal revenue
officer will administer the necessary
oath without charge.
1t is pointed out that accuracy In
compiling the return is absolutely nee
essary. Mere guesses and estimates
as to income and deductions should be
avoided, and actual facts and amounts
should be set forth. And this Is equal
/ ly important in considering the Ques'
ton of whether a return is required
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
NO HESITATION
BY WELL KNOWN
LADY OF KOk0M0
Comes Right Out and Says
That the New Medicine Dre-
co Has Done Her a Lot Of
Good.
RELIEVED CONSTIPATION
Says the Gas Does Not Press
Against Her Heart; Nerves
Are Quiet and She Sleeps
Sound Every Night.

II don't mind telling anybody that
the new medicine Dreco has done me
lot of good and I'm glad that heard
about it and bought bottle" said Mrs.
Maggie Rosey, of 709 South LafOuntain
Street, Kokomo, Ind.
1--WE suffered an awful lot from con-
,stipation, nervousness, poor sleep, no
appetite and gas was in my stomach.
This gas often got SO bad that it press
ed against my heart, causing shortness
Of breath and hard breathing. My kid
neys often annoyed me and I'd have
terrible backache SO that l could hard
ly sweep up the house. I read what
Dreco did for a lady here in town and
got a bottle. 1t certainly was money
we'll spent for my constipation is en-
tirely relieved, no more gas forms in
my stomach, nor presses against my
heart. I have a good appetite, my
nerves are quieted so that I sleep we'll,
and the little catarrh that has bother
ed me is gone. Dreco has built me up
and I'm feeling better than in years"
Dreco, the root and herb tonic acts
on the bowels, overcoming constipa-
ton. rouses a lazy liver, strengthens
weak kidneys, aids the stomach to
digest the food, banishes catarrh and
enriches the blood.
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is highly recommended in Rich
mond by Thistlethwaites Drug Stores.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
H. S. Fans See Light Of
Victory Over Newcastle

Cheered by Richmond's victory over
Muncie Friday night, r. H. s. stu
dents are all agog over prospects Of
Friday nights scrap at Newcastle.
The Rose City has been a basketball
rival of Richmond for number Of
years with honors about even.
Although Newcastle has the best ag-
gregation of basket shooters in a num-
Der of years, having lost but few
games. Newcastle defeated Muncie.
at Newcastle, 26 to Is, early in the
season. Judging from this, the Green
and White is superior to the Red and
White. However, the game was play
ed early in the season, and the Mum
Gle quintet was not playing the brand
of basketball exhibited against Rich
mond.
Practice for the high school bask-
eteers will be held in the high school
gym Monday afternoon, and will con-
sist mainly Of limbering up exercises.
Coach Fries is pleased with the scor-
ing combination, with Reed as the
pivot. Although. Monger Is the sixth
player on the squad, he will break in
to at least half of every game
The team will be accompanied to
Newcastle Friday by at least 100 root
ers. Their ardor will probably die.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
MOVE HOPES FOR
z wins in WABASH
and EN- ROE GAMES

Practice for the Butler and Em-Roe
basketball games will be started by
the Earlham basketball squad in the
Coliseum Monday afternoon. Coach
Moves cohorts have lost two games
straight, but Move is determined that
Fridays and Wednesdays scraps will
result in wins.
According to dope" Earlham and
Butler should be equal. as both were
defeated by Rose Poly by two point
margin in an overtime game. Purdue
defeated the EN- Roes and Wabash de-
feated Purdue. The Scarlet was forced
to extend themselves to win. Judging
from this, Richmond basketball fans
will be treated to two high class
games.
The football tactics employed in the
Quaker-Wabash game had a telling ef-
feet on the entire Quaker squad. Or
vail Hall is the receipitant Of a black
eye," Lawler was considerably bruised
and nearly all the players are bearing
marks Of the hard wod floor at Craw-
louisville. -
Seats for both the Butler and EN-
Roe games will be reserved. Tickets
will be placed on sale at the Westcott
Pharmacy after Wednesday, and Will
cost 25 cents extra. No curtain raiser
will probably be played for the Em-Roe
game, next Wednesday, but the Earl
ham Freshman and Y. M. c. A. team,
will clash before the Earlham-Butler
game Friday night. =.