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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
BIG GAMES SATURDAY

Chattanooga vs.. Mercer at Chat
tanooga.
Harvard Vs. Centre at Cam
bridge.
Tech Va. Pittsburgh at Pitts
burgh.
Auburn vs.. Vanderbilt at Bir-
mlngham.
Tennessee w. Clemson at Knox
willie.
L. s. U. VS.. Mississippi Angles at
Baton Rouge.
washington and Lee vs.. Roanoke
NJ Lexington.
Tulane Va. "oie, Miss" at New
Orleans,
Alabama VS., Howard at Tusca-
loosa.
Georgia vs.. osiethorpe at At
lnnta.
Virginia Va, Rutgers at New
Brunswick, N. ].
Pennsylvania VS.. v. NJ. I. at Phil
adelphia.
sewanes Va, Kentucky at Lex
inEton.
Amherst Va. Union az Amherst.
Bethany va. Detroit az Wheeling,
Boston university Va, Rhode Island
State at Kingston.
Brown Va. Springfield at Provi-
denoe,
California vs. Utah At Berkeley,
Carnegie Tech w Cincinnati at
Pittsburgh.
Chicago w, Iowa at Chicago.
Colby Va. Bowdoin at Waterville.
Colorado vs.. Wyoming at Lara
mie.
Colorado Aggie va. Colorado
Mines at Fort Collins,
Colorado College vs.. Denver at
Denver.
Columbia vs.. Wesleyan at New
York.
Cornell vs., Colgate az ithaca.
Dartmouth vs.. Syracuse at Han
over.
prak. VS.. Missouri at Des
Florida vs.. Southern at Gaines
Fordham vs., Georgetown at New
York.
Holy Cross VS.. New York state
az Worcester,
Johns Hopkins vs.. swarthmore at
Baltimore.
kansas va, Iowa state at Law
renee.
Maine vs.. Bates AZ orono.
Michigan Aggies VS., Marietta at
East Lansing.
Nebraska vs.. South Dakota at
Lincoln.
Notre Dame va. Valparaiso at
Notre Dame,
Ohio state VS.. Wisconsin at Co.
lumhus.
Oreson vs.. Idaho at Eugene.
Penn VS. Virginia Military In
stltute at Philadelphia,
Penn State VS.. Lebanon Valley
Mt state College,
Princeton vs., Navy az Princeton,
st, Louis VS. Missouri School OF
Mines at 81 Louis.
Southern California VS. Occldeu-
tai NJ Los Angeles
southern Methodist vs., Arkansas
~ Dallas
stamford VS. Santa Clara az
Stamford.
Tulane VS.. Mississippi At New
Orleans.
L. S. Military Academy Va. TUFTS
AZ West Point,
Vermont vs. Massachusetts, Ag-
giles at burlington.
Washington vs., oregon AErlSs az
Seattle
Washington University vs. okla
hopia NJ st Louis
WASHINGTON and Jefferson vs. Lc-
hiEh ~ Washington.
Williams vs. Trinity az Williams
town
Wooster vs.. Oherlin NJ Wooster.
Yale W. West Virginia at New
Haven.
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Boston Offers Odds of
g to S on Harvard Team
Clear and Cool Weather for
Epochal Clash Between
Centre. and Crimson.
HARVARD LINE HEAVIER
Gov. Morrow, of Kentucky,
Wires Moran's Men to
Hit Line Low"
(By JACK VEIOck.)'

| 10y dAGN NEtOCNsJ
c! g:sten. , Oct. I'D. y: Sd,
football universe, held the spot.
"fss sa css' i 81 saBo" MoM,,,c. u.
brilliant captain and quarterback,
the far.famed eleven from Dan.
VILE tackled the bio crinscn.eIad
game 81 football that has been
scheduled In years. 4.s
Clear, cool, sunny weather was on
tap when Boston awoke this morning
| and II appeared that real football
weather ca,th r., would be the order whom the
Coach Charley Moran and his nth-
ietes, accompanied by several hundred
kentucky rooters arrived In Boston
late yesterday confident, but not coclty
over their prospects. The KentuckIans
e sSSns not ,s'i Is . a9ss.S but ysSr
serious thoughts OF defeat.
Gov. Edwin p. Morrow, OF Kentucky.
sene the following telegram TO the
Centre team:
"The mon In Kentucky are pulI.
INC Tor you, the women are praying
Tor you, the heart OF every nlrl 10
! with you. For Gods sake make
good, hit The line hard and low"
Harvard's contingent. meanwhile.
TOOK things calmly with characteristic
thought OF defeat among supporters OF
the Crimson.
AZ was expected Harvard win 70
into the game today q favorite TO win
at ODDS 40 good a. 9 to .. The Crimson
has TREMENDOUS advantage In weight
though weight does not always count
most heavily" II IL quite an item in
Harvard's case. for the proteges OF
Bob" Fisher have football knowledge
along With beef. Harvard's line az
Forwards. for instance, average some
tackle. while Centre can boast OF no
more than q i7s-pound average.
star Sack Fioidk. Me-
The back fields Of the rival teams are
about on q par when Il comes 20
."oS s.r, Tns question q ability NTH
Jimmy Roberts and Tom Bartlett, OF
Center. and Arnold fiorween, Bill
Churchill and Fitzgerald, of the Grim
son, to argue II out, will be. settled on
the turf OF Harvard'n big stadium un-
ever the e sssn' s srGwd s ssss
this early In the season. The line-ups
follows:
Harvard Center CoIiege--
N"h~ ''''s'.s.sts.ssss Ininh
Left end.
ESAVn sssssss.'. s.ss.s.ss.sssAs james
Left tackle.
Left guard.
h~N~hVsvH ssss.sss.s weaver
Center.
A~~Neh 's'ss.s'.s ssssssssssssssss Eofu
Right guard.
Hubbard .......,,..,.... Montgomery
Right tackle.
Right end.
Ass~NNA"AN ssNssss MNNlIIllu
Quarterback.
NN"sthsy ssss.s.ss ..sssssssss Barttett
Left hRlfbAck.
Vwen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Armstrong
Right halfback.
~~~. wv" s'sssts s.sssst ssss.sst Noneftf
Fullback.
Referee-R w. Maxwell (SwRrth.
morel. Umpire-Tom J. Thorpe (Co.
lumbia). Field judge-G. N. pankart
Dnrtmouth). Head iInesman-w a.
Crowell (Swarthmorel.
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AUBURN VS.. vANDY

birmingham, Ala, Oct. 23.--Wfth
both teams primed for the fray. Auburn
and Vanderbilt were scheduled to clash
here today In one OF the classics OF
southern football. Odds were ON the
plainsmer to wipe out the sting OF last
years defeat.
Tho Coinmodorea were outweighed
about sixteen pounds to the man, the
lads from Auburnkaveraging 1856 pounds,
and the Vanderbilt crew 40. In the
back field Auburn had the advantage
OF about three pounds per man, while
on the line the Plainsmen averaged
thirty pounds heavier.
Despite the handicaps. however, Dan
McGugans charges were reported full
OF pep, much improved In their game
and determined to retrieve themselves
Tor their defeat by Georgia Tech last
Saturday.
This IL the eleventh game between
the rival institutions. Vanderbilt has
won six, Auburn three, with one game
a tie.
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LITTLE STORIES FOR
BEDTIME
Happy lack Squirrel Turns
BURGLAR.

~
Happy Jack Squirrel stood in front
81 the old stump into which he had
seen striped Chipmunk 80 with the
Rockets OF his cheeks fun OF acorns ana
out OF which he had come with the
pockets In his cheeks quite empty.
1T certainly Is his storehouse and
now I'll find out n he is the one who
got all those big. fat nuts from under
the tail hickory trdee." muttered Happy
Jack.
First he looked this way ana then
ne looked that way to be sure that no
one saw him, for what he was planning
10 do was q very dreadful thing, and
ne knew II. Happy Jack was going 10
turn burglar. A burglar, you know. IL
one who breaks into another's house or
barn to steal. which is a very, very
dreadful thing to do, Yet this is Just
what Happy Jack Squirrel was planning
to do. He was going 70 get into that
old stump, and II those big, fat hickory
nuts were there. as he was sure they
were, he was going to take them. he
tried very hard TO make himself believe
chat II wouldn't be- stealing. He had
watched those nuts In the top OF the
tall hickory tree so long that he had
grown to think they belonged to him.
OF course they didn't. but he made him.
self think they did.
SO when Chatterer the Red Squirrel
had come along and wanted some,
Happy Jack had tried 10 chase him
out OF the tall hickory tree and between
them they had knocked down all the
nuts. When they had stopped QUARREL
ing and hurried down to the ground.
not nut was to be found. Someone
else had got every one of them. Happy
Jack had suspected that II was his
small cousin, Striped Chipmunlt. and
had secretly followed Striped Chlpmunk
to this old stump. which he was sure
must be his cousins st6rehousesYslt \
Happy Jack walked all around the
old stump ana then he climbed on top
OF II. There was only one doorway and
that was the little round hole through
which striped Chipmunk had entered
and then come out. IL was too small
for Happy Jack TO even get his head
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PRINCETON AND NAVY
ATTRACT ATTENTION

New York, Oct. 2S.--Football took on
a more serious aspect today at many
OF the bigger eastern colleges, where
the prominent teams were pitted
against rivals OF considerable impor-
lance compared with the trial horses
OF early October. On some rested the
not light task OF maintaining the pig
skin prestige OF the east against south
ern invaders.
unbeaten Harvard. thrice victor over
eastern elevens and once over n west
ern rival, met the Center college team,
from Kentucky, which flashed to the
zenith Of the football sky last year.
Georgia Tech faced Pittsburgh and
West Virginia was at New Haven for
clash with Yale. Pennsylvania
brought TO Philadelphia the Virginia
Military institute team.
Important sectional contests were
headed by the Princeton Navy game at
Princeton, the initial encounter being
two OF the bigger institutions this sea-
son. Other prominent games of today
included Cornell against Colgate, Tufts
against the Army, Syracuse against
Dartmouth, Springfield against Brown.
Wesleyan against Columbia, Union
against Amherst and Penn State against
Lebanon.
Western games today were featured
by the illinois, Michigan game at Chi
cago, Nthat OF Ohio State VS.. Wisconsin
Mt Columbus, and the Chicago Iowa
clash at Chicago, Iowa is the only one
OF these conference teams which has
been defeated this year.
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WARNER SHIFTS
PANTHER TEAM
EIeventh-Hour Changes Made
to Bolster Pitt for Battle (
With Tech.
GEORGIANS ARE IN SHAPE

Pittsburgh, Oct. 23.-important
shifts In the lineup OF the UnIver-
slty Of Pittsburgh. team for today's
game with Georgia Tech are an
Hewitt, fullback, viii be benched
at the start and Anderson, the half.
back and sub fuliback. who has
been shifted to Hewltt's place In
each Of the games so far, will be In
at fuilback today.
McCracken, who has played quarter.
back since Holleran was injured, viii
return to right halfback, relieving. An.
derson. Bowser, a new man tried Out
at Syracuse last week, win start a.
quarter, Holleran still being out. Da-
vies will be the other halfback.
AS the team starts there will be three
changes In the back field from last
weeks opening line-up. There will also
be changes in the line and at end. Pie
williams will start at right end in
place Of McCory, and Leon Kelly will be
in at right tackle in place OF Gourley.
Sacklowskl win possibly replace Bond
Though the Pitt team. has been re-
vamped. Coach Warner says 1t is stronA
ger than ever. The Georgians appear
In prime condition and claim they will
give Pittsburgh the greatest battle
ever played here.
Pitt and Georgia. Pitt won the first
at Forbes field.
Pitt and Georgia will lineup as fol-
lows:
Pitt. Georgia Tech.
Edgar ....... ..::..-.s.s..-...T....... j. Station
Cleft end.)
Hartman .............. Lyman Fincher
Cleft tackle.)
Mclean Observation-Disclosures. Lebey
Cleft guard)
Stein CO. .................... Amis
(Center)
Bond .................. Davis
fright guard.)
Kelley ........ ............. A. Station
(Right tackled
williams ................... Batterman
fright end.)
Bowser ......,............. McDonough
(Quarterback.)
Davies ...... .......,..... Flowers (C.)
Cleft halfback)
McCracken ..................... Barron
(Right halfback.)
Anderson ................... Harlan
Fullback)
Referee--@C.s j. :. Mccarthy, Germantown
academy. " kaAA& kAMk@
Umpire--J. Fl. Moffett, Princeton.
Head Linesman--J. II. Rush, Prince
ton.
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"RED" TORKELSON
NOW SELLING FILMS

RED" Torleison, the Pelican pitcher
comedian, has been signed by the Rob
ertson- Cole Distributing corporation as
salesman.
Red" win cover Louisiana, Tonnes
see, Alabama, Mississippi. Arkansas
and Florida, all or a portion OF the
above named states being in the terri
tory supplied by the New orleans
branch. Red opines there Is no fu-
ture IN baseball and has entered the
motion picture game,
Evidently he thought the writer was
an exhibitor, as he started In by put
ting over sales talk on the pictures
which he Ii handling. Referring TO
Georges Carpenter in THE Wonder
Man" he started shadow boxing, and
was given all the room he wanted by
yours truly" He then referred 70
THE Stealers" Che frankly admitted,
however, that Il was not dedicated TO
himselO, Various other productions
from the way he Celebrates on them,
must be "some pictures"
Everybody will Join In wishing Red
the best OF success
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Bits ofByplay
Z BY LUKE MCLUKE
Copyright. 1920. by
ThA Cincinnati enquirer.

OuFV Toott
Some day Bill Blaw
VIII choke, hope; el,
He says he saw
An antelope. 1,
Paw Knows Everything. n.
Wnlie-Paw, what is meant by al,
eve for an eye and tooth for tooth7
Paw-It means that IL your neighbor
Is trying to learn to play cQrnet
you should start In and try to learn
to play trombone, my son.
Bless Her Hearth
Young Mrs. Green sure makes me
grin.
And that's why she poursi pepsin In
Her pies before she bakes.
as your wife homer" asked Mrs.
Na aNSw,> replied Mr.: smith, "she's
out with bunch Of prize lighters"
prize fghters?" exclaimed Mrs.
yes" replied Mr. Smith. "she went
to a whist party"
Our lawn Is busted up and shot,
Our porch is scratched and Scared;
The boy twists papers IN a knot,
And throws them mighty hard.
Haw, HawI
to this poem" growled the editor,
after he had read the first stanza.
But this poem Is q departure from
the ordinary" protested the poet. II
claim poetic license"
"Then 1t is about time your license
was revoked" replied the editor.
Low Spirits.
A saddened man Is Daniel Dee,
OF joy he is bereft;
Why are his spirits low? Well, he
Has only two drinks left.
Black Berry.
Charles Black. of Frankfort, KY, and
Miss Lucy Berry, of Carlisle, Ky, We're
married in Lexington, KY, last week.
GOSH
We see by the Delaware (Chio) Ga
zette that the Reformed Ladies' as
ISOLATION" of that town held its regu-
lar monthly meeting"
Aw, Gwan!
A gabby pest is Oswald Fares,
He surely brags a lot;
Though he puts on lot OF airs,
Luke McLuke.
A funny man is Inky Fogg.
There ise no doubt of II; .sst
Though he puts on a lot OF dog
He never growls a bit.
Hastings fNebo Tribune.
Firms Is Firms.
Long e. Short are In business al
fredericksburg, Md.
Pushin Brothers. clothing, Danville,
KY.
Ho, Hum!
We picked up a paper and noticed
that William l.. Council had purchased
five gallons of whisky at ~ cents per
gallon. Then we took another look and
found that the item was dated Dec. IL,
1919.
Names Is Names.
You can find A. Deadman in Coolee-
our Daily Special.
A 500 Umbrella Has AS Many Ups
And Downs AS 81 One.
Luke McLuke Says.
Once rpons time a man bought his
that didn't keep her from biting the
thread instead of cutting 1t when she
II is hard to believe that the soft
spoken cuddlesome little thing you are
engaged to will become an aggressive,
loud-voiced slave driver after you
marry her.
No bridegroom ever looked far
enough ahead to realize that six can't
live as cheaply as one.
There are a lot of jokes about kiss
ing the cook. But the cook doesn't
get many kisses when friend wife has
to do the cooking.
chicken because she has plenty of hair
with which to hide them. And he
gives a man ears like mule because
he has no way to hide them. Fa .as
A man would rather admit that he
isn't able to read than admit that he
isn't able to swim.
Why Is 1t that a dame will act like
you might doubt her statement when
she tells you that her poodle has more
sense than she has? '2e
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WISCONSIN VS.. OHIO

Columbus, O., Oct. 2S.-Both Wlscon.
sin and ohio were in fightinK trim fol
the game here this afternoon, which
will decide which team is to remain in
the race for the Big Ton championship
Wisconsin rooters were optimistic that
tho team which was beaten last year
only by Chick Harley's clever toe will
avenge the 1919 defeat.
II was announced that both VILLA
man, fullback. and Trott. guard, who
have been injured. win be In the Buck
eve line-up
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa
lakes Food
Taste Good

Createb an appetite, aids digestion,
purifSs the blood, and thus relieves
scrofula, catarrh, the pains and
aches of rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system.
Nearly so years phenomenal sales
tell the story of the great merit and
success of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
is just the medicine you need now.
Hoods Pills help-flne cathartic.
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MCCOY WINS OVER LONG

NWvhku, OCT, 2S,1'Iamcs McCoy, OF
richmond, Va, defeated NJ. A. Long.
OF Los ANGELES, l2S to so in fifteen in
billiard tournament and Chas, Weston,
OF lfttshurg won from Chas. SeebacIt
OF Torrington, Conn. 1875 to n.
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HEAVY FIRE LOSSES

New Bedford, Mass. Oct 2yS.--A gen
eral alarm OF fire, which started from
an overhcated range In lunch room
In the center of the city, today wiped
out dozen concerns and caused A loss
estimated at $780, 900
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VARD0N AND RAY WIN

NVhehVcIady, n, " Oct, ~, Harry
vardon, and ned HAY. the British pro-
tessionh golfers, defeated Jerome u.
Travers, OF New York. and \. David
son Heron, OF Pittsburgh. botn former
national amateur champions. by one I'm
In a 20 hole best ball match, on the
links OF the Mohawk Coli club, here
today
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TENNESSEE FAVORED

Knoxville. Oct. 2s.-universIty Of
Tennessee and Clemson college elevens
play their rubber game this afternoon.
Tennessee having won from Clemson IN
1915 and lost In 1919. Clemson Is
slightly heavier. but Tennessee II IA
vorito In betting. Tennessee Il at full
strength with the exception Of Roe
Campbell at half and Vic Campbell AT
full
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ILLINOIS FAVORITE

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct 2s.--Illinois
was the favorite over Michigan in to-
days game on Ferry field, but the
hackers OF the Nost men are convinced
that the ''dope" is due for an upset.
Both coaches declared their teams are
In good condition.
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ROPER KAYoES ZONES

NHklhHW, Mlch,, Oct, 23-t'nnt. Ron
Roper, OF Chicago, claimant OF the
hInerlcah army heavyweight title,
knocked ont Soldier Jones. of ,roronto
Canadian lightweight champion. in The
eighth round OF a scheduled ten round
bout here last Eight.
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MEDITATION CIGARS

The best ciEar on the market Try
them and be convinced OF their
superiority. At all dealers. Clancy
Scott Cigar Co, dlstributors.--(Ady,l
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
MEDITATION CIGARS

The best cigar on the market Try
them and be convinced OF their
superiority. AT al dealers. Clancy
Scott Cigar Co. -(Advl
To Fortlfy the system Against Grip
Take GROVES l.. u. q. tablets UsaNa-
tive Bromo Quinine tAhlets). which de-
stroy germs. act as Tonic and LaNa-
tive, and thus prevent colds, Grip and
Influenza. Ask for GROVES I. ", @.
tablets. Look for y. W. GROVES sig
nature on box. S0c.-(Adv.D
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GRIFFITH DEFEATED

Louisville. Oct. 22.-ln a twclve-round
no-decislon bout between Sailor Free
man. Of Chicago. and Johnny Griffith,
of Akron, O., wciterweifhts. here last
night. Freeman won the newspaper de-
ciEion
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REDS TO TRAIN AT CISCO

Cincinnati. O.. oct. 2S.-O0icinls NJ
the Cincinnati National League RoSShaii
club have practically decided unon
cisco, Tex. as location for the snring
training camp. A proposition salts,
factory TO the owners has boon racei,,.,S
II was said, and Business Nanasrr
Frank Bancroft win leave here I'm a few
DAYS TO inspect the grounds and close
a contract provided the conditions are
found 70, be satisfactory.
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"a FIELs nm NEARs YouNonI

Any man or woman suffering from
lame back, headache, stln icints, sore
muscles, rheumatic pains or any symp
tom ot kidney or bladder trouble viii
be interested IN this from n. prydc,
9sS Camden St, Hobokcn, y. J, 81 feel
ten years younger, and when my wife
has taken Foley Kidney Fils she win.
too. - AdV.)
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

At saltwater, Okla. Baylor college OF
Waco, Z; Oklahoma A. and NJ, 0.
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CITY HIGH DEFEATS
TENNESSEE TECH, 100

City High defeated Tennessee Tech
at Chamberlain field Friday afternoon
in a holly contested battle i6 to Q. Two
tounchdowns and safety provides the
local total. Capt. Anderson and Weaver
scored the touchdowns while Webb was
charged with the the safety. The line
up and summary follows
T. Tech G. III. S.
wyatt ...ssss......ss.ss MhTSHdii
Left End.
sutherns CO. ........ $500. Anthony
Left Tackle.
ChrFoh sssss.ssAs,..' StanPeI
Center.
Caruthern .....,.......... l.. Thatcher
Right Guard.
McCormAck ....s.........s.ss..ks OyeT
Right Tackle.
Mlller s.,.s..s....'s...,.. IL. Moore
Right End.
webb .......s.,,,..,.... Cleveland
Quarterback.
Anderson Observation-Disclosures. McQuiddy
Left Halfback.
hlU s.s......s....ssass. weaver
Right Halfback.
fIAtt ssssssss..s.s..ssss AHueTeon WI
Eylllhagk
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Fullhack.
Substitutions Tech--Moore for Miller.
Walden for Caruthers, Bryant for Flat.
Jared for Hill Chattanooga High
Brown for Moore, Boyd for McQuiddy,
Setlilf for Anthony. Touchdowns--- An
derson 2. Safety--Webb. Reforee--Fin-
lay, Virginia. umpire--Jarratt, Chat
tanooga Head linesman--Clark. Chat
tanoopa.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
RABID CANINE INVADEs CHESTER

RABID CANINE INVADES CHESTER
CHESTER, Pa, July s.-As a result
OF the rampage OF a mad dog in this
city. Chief Of Police Davenport has
or muzzle their dogs for an indefinite
period. The mad dog. after biting a
score or more CANNES, was shot by
Captain Of Police Cummings.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
'PIGS SEE The
CITYSSIGHTS
Visit Stores and Movie Be
fore Facing Death in
Slaughter House
SOME ESCAPE
BUTCHERS KNIFE

"One pig went 10 market and this
one stayed at home" one OF the
rhymes OF childhood, had nothing on
two hundred pigs that went on a
rampage late yesterday afternoon at
Third and Market streets. The pig
gies not only went TO market but
they visited moving picture theatres,
shoe stores and women's wear es-
Establishments as well.
During the stampede several OF the
porkers died from excitement.
The pigs were being driven from
the freight yards OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company TO the Wilmington
Provision Company plant at Third and
Orange streets. When the drivers
started 10 drive the pigs across Kine
at Third the pigs started a miniature
Bolshevik movement and soon the
grunts OF the animals could be heard
Tor several squares.
II was a case OF follow the leader
from then on and the leader fancicd
the Buster Brown Shoe store at Third
and Market streets After running
up and down the store for a shOri
while the PIGS started into the RialtC
theatre, nearby. Others took a fancy
to the cool looking dresses In Jacoby's
and as the first porker. started To-
wards the store a CLOSED Sign Was
suspended from the door.
In the meantime the drovers will
whips in hand were doing their ut
most 10 corral the recalcltraut hog,
and after an hours work, the pig
were captured and removed 10 tn
slaughtering establishment. In thi
meantime several had expired from
sheer excitement, squealing TO IN
! last.
ut was some day for Hogland."