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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
SOUTH BEND HIGH WINS
27-I4 GAME FROM GARY
Edwards is Star of Orange and Blue Victory Over
Steeltown Team-Gary Scores Two as Result
of Local Fumbles

South Bend High school tumphed Emerson school Of gary at
partnent Of the and the deserved
sprint
another
the
touchdovns
OF which resulted The
most eded
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
INDIANA CONQUERS
MINNESOTA Fl TO 7
Hoosier Victory Adds to Go,
pher WOes-COme From
Behind to Win

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. oct. 16.-
Minnesota slipped down another
rung on the big 10 football cham
pionship ladder today. when Indi-
ana forward passed her way 10 a p
10 victory. a driving attack pro-
duced by Minnesota. at the outset
brought the games first touchdown
and sent hopes or Gopher fandom
soaring. They flew high for one per
iod, only 10 fall into fatal tail spin
when Indiana tied the count and
jumped into the lead in the second
period.
Forward passes. in which Will
liams 10 Mathys or Minton 10
Mathys proved excellent com bina-
lions, made possible the Hoosier
tOuchdowns. with Fullback Kyle
sion demanded. These men and
Risley led Indiana's offense, with
consistently telling cooperation from
the line.
While not as startling as the Cop
her defeat by Northwestern last
Saturday. today's result upset the
hopes, If not the expectations OF
Gopher fans who had looked for a
reversal of form. It was a repetition
of last weeks defeat. however, the
Gophers being Outclassed by the
margin indicated by the final
score.
Lineup and summary:
Minnesota Position Indiana
Eckberg ................. Bell
Left end.
frazer ........+.....-.. RlSley
Left tackle.
Atwood .-.-......-...... france
Left guard.
Clement ...........-...... Pierce
Center.
Enke NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mumby
Right guard.
Teberg .......... ........... Leonard
Right tackle
Gruye -..-..... Hanny
Right end.
Arnston (Capt) .......... Mathy.
Quarterback.
Regnier ........ Minton Capt.
Left halfback.
Larson ......- ..-...--. William.
Right halfback
Ruben ......-.-.. -......... Kyle
Fullback
Score by periods.
Minnesota -.7 o o. Z
Indiana ............1 o--2l
Minnesota scoring Touchdown
Arntson: Goal from touchdown
| Eckberg. Indiana scoring: Touch
downs. MintOn. .. Williams Goal.
from touchdowns. Risley, 8. OFF
Gals: Referee, Masker. Northwest
/ ern. Umpire. Mumma. West Point
Field Judge, Ray. Northwestern
Head linesman. Ray, Iowa. Time o.
periods Is minutes each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
NOtre Dame Goes
Wild as H4SkerS
BOz0 to ROCkn1en

All the Notre Dame that was in
Indiana gathered at Cartier field
Saturday afternoon TO hear what
the Notre Dame in Nebraska was
doing. The proposed gathering in
the gymnasium was moved outside
TO accommodate the crowd OF 1000
students that packed one section Of
the bleachers. The Sorin- w alsh
football game in progress before the
eyes OF the spectators played a sec
ond fiddle 10 the game on the wires
and time out" was called every time
Cheerleader Slaggert picked up his
megaphone.
Cheer the Plays.
To the gyrations OF the seven
juniors trying out for berths as as
sistant cheer leaders, the crowd fol-
lowed the big game through every
play. They went wild at tho first
touchdown and groaned when the
ball was returned for a penalty:
the first score of two points brought
I a demonstration while the Nebraska
touchdown met absolute silence for
a moment until q big cheer went up
for the team" Those familiar
, With Notre Dame football procedure
REGARDED the adverse score as a sure
sign Of the Irish regeneration: and
]
Eddie Anderson . and Gipp got
| their passes working for the touch
down that put the game where fl be
longed.
When the ball rested on the three
yard line, every man and boy on the
/ bleachers rose and plead with the
| telegrapher for a touchdown" And
/ as lad rushed the message 10 the
announcer the word was passed and
something broke loose long before
I the message was read. Priests and
/ brothers Joined the college men and
I props; the minims took il out in i'm
promptu bOXinI bouts and John tn
/ Chung from China proved himself q
real Notre Dame man.
Gipp Goes Big"
Every man received his cheers as
/ he earned them with "All-AmeriCau
| Gipp' the big faVorite AS the crowd
/ streamed away after the game.
/ comment was so vivid and enthusi-
asm So strong that one could dlmOsJ
/ see the players hurrying along 10 the
/ showers. Talk ran along 10 the next
/ big game and prep from Peru re-
marked 20 a collegian Of Chile that
/ the score was "deiseis "a siete." The
applause in the dining room became
/ a raging storm and then the gang
1 settled down 10 save up for Nalpo
next week
Downtown the scene was much
/ the same. students. alumni. friends
I of Notre Dame and just football fol-
/ lowers crowded the street in front
Of Hullie and Mikes, Jimme's ard
Goats where the reports were re-
I Cclved play by play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Gipt threw the crowd into pan
demonlum ar the opening Of the
thirC quarter when hc broke through
the Nebraska line for :. 5 yard run
10 touchdown. The play was called
back however and Notre Dame
penalized five Yards for off side play.
First Quarter
Nebraska kicked Off % Notre
Danes goal line and a rapid ex-
change OF pu1ts followed Gipp and
Weller holding the teams 90 almost
even terms in midNeld. A penalty
and a 50 yard punt oy Gipp drove
Nebraska back 90 its nine yard line
where Dale broke away for ] > yards
NOtre Dame held and Weller puuted
rs yards
With tho ball In mid-hcld Gipr
broke away in a 81 yard run which
took the ball 90 Nebraska's IS ward
line GipI plowed through for seven
yards and Cashier went over for n
touchdown but was called back and
Notre Dame penalized five yards
The Cornhuskers took the bali ON
their own three yard line. Weller az
tempted 20 punt from behind his own
goal and Shaw broke through block
dng the bali and downing Weller who
recovered. Score Notre Dame 2;
Nebraska o.
Second Quarter
5 a series OF punts In mid-feld re-
ysulteG In the ball going 20 Nebra ska
when Gipp's pant went straight mp
land Nebraska recovered on Notre
Danes "a yard line Line plunges
and a pass. Newman 20 Swanson
Melted 81 yards. Hubka carried the
ball through the line after three
trials. Day kicked goal
Cashier returned Nunn's kick of
10 Notre Danes % YARD line Ne
braska was penalized % Yards for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Aggies Crumble Before
Attack of Michigan L

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct Is
The defense OF the Michigan Aggies
which held Michigan's football team
20 one touchdown in the first half
OF todays game crumbled in the
last two periods and the Wolverines
tore through the Farmer line 20 a
IS 70 o victory.
The FIVE touchdowns all resulted
from straight football The Aggies
essayed a number Of forward passes
I'm the third period. but could not
complete them. Many Of the VOL
verines' gains were made on runs
around end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Football Results

Pennsylvania Z; Lafayette 0.
Army IS; Springfield Z.
Chicago Al; Wabash O.
Cornell 60: Union 0.
Ohio state II; Purdue 0.
Columbia %: Amherst Z.
Wesleyan 3; New York university
Lebanon Valley Is; Haverford
"a
Harvard IS; williams 0.
Navy Z; Buchnel 2
Colby 13; Bates o.
Princeton 81; Washington and
Lee o.
Dartmouth 27; Holy Cross Il.
Boston college q; Yale IS.
Indiana p; Minnesota Z.
Wisconsin p; Northwestern Z.
Notre Dame Is: Nebraska z.
Michigan 35; Michigan Aggies 0.
University az Detroit IS; Uni
versity Of St LouIs ..
Butler "A, Wilmington o.
Penn State Al; North Carolina o,
Allegheny o; Dickinson :.
Illinois %; Iowa ..
Missouri Il; Iowa State 9
Marietta college "a. Westminster
Lehigh Al: Rochester o.
Mt ST. Mar5s Il. West Maryland
Georsa washington o: West vir-
Georgetown 2s West Virginia
Weslyn 7.
Catholic university Z: Mullen
burg 6.
Delaware 20, ST Johns 0.
Franklin and Marshall Il; Penn
sIyvania ". O. Il
Rutgers 10; Virginia Poly s.
Kansas Z. Drake s.
Rutgers 10; Virginia Poly s.
SwarthmOre Z: Stevens Il.
Centre So: Pennsylvania o.
Georgetown q; ST. Eaviers p.
Case Z Kenyon T.
Wooster 10. Western Reserve 0.
Denison college 21; University Of
Cincinnati ..
Georgia Tech. A; Vanderbilt o.
Akron 81. Baldwin Wallace o.
Wittenberg So; Hiram 7.
Ohio Wesleyan p: Heidelberg a
Ohio Northern IS; Otterbein O.
Syracuse Z. Pittsburg Z.
Stanford O.. University Of South
ern California 10.
University of North Dakota s;
South Dakota state College g.
Montana State college q, Montana
School of Mines g.
Kansas Agricultural college z:
Euporia Normal Z. ttie)
University of Colorado 81; Den
Yer university %.
Utah Agricultural college IL;
Colorado school OF Mines g.
University Of Texas Il. Oklahoma
A and VI o.
North Dakota Aggies 20; 81
Thomas s.
Colorado college %. Utah univer-
siry
Montana IS. Washington i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ARROWS OPEN SEASON
AGAINST GOSHEN tenn

The South Bend Arrows will omen
their football season this afternoon
when they oppose the Goshen team
az Goshen. A squad or p PLAYERS
viii leave this morning for the
neighborirg city. The squad in
cludes Pollok. Walling. Faster ana
Baron. ENDS, Pukrup. klosinski.
Meyers. tackles, Cruise. Cabanav.
Gore. Newark and \eis. guards.
Dion and SchlageI ceuters. CUP
and Grey quarterbacks, Capt. Ma
kielskim. Gein berling. Yeager and
Weinberger. halfbacks and Klysz
and Findley. fullbacks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Comes
From Behind to
Tie Pitt Z to Z

SYRACUSE. y. y. oct. 16.-Sy-
racuse and Pittsburg fought 10 a
seven TO seven tie here today. Pitts
burg scored its touchdown early in
the first quarter. Hewitt. the Pan
Their fullback, being pushed over the
line for the six Joints after fumbles
by Syracuse backs had given Pitt the
ball close 10 the Syracuse goal line.
Davis kicked goal
Syracuse evened the count in the
third quarter, when Gulick. husky
Orange tackle, scooped up a tumble
by Anderson OF Pittsburg and raced
over the line for touchdown. Alb.
bott kicked the goal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
OHIO STATE WINS
FROM PURDUE ITO
Buckeyes Open Conference
Season by Banking Boiler
makers.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct I6.-Ohio
State won its 1rsr western confer
ence game OF the season here this
afternoon, defeating Purdue uni
versity II 70 0. The Buckeyes solved
the much Wanted "BoiIermalzers %
shift in the first period and led by
q clever Is yard pass. crossed Pur-
dues goal two minutes before the
period ended. Ohio States other
touchdown in the fourth quarter,
was preceded by an aerial attack
that carried the Buckeyes 10 the
two yard line where Weaver buck
ed over.
Purdue at times fought the Buck
eyes to a stand5tin but lacked the
necessary punch TO climax their ef-
forts.
Score by periods:
Ohio state .......7 0 ; Id
Purdue ..........0 0 0 c. 0
Lineup and summary:
Ohio State Position Purdue
Myers .......-...... BendiXer
Huffman (Capt.) ..... Birk Capt
Left tackle.
Taylor ...-....... Cooley
Left guard.
NeTneck .........s StanWoOo
center. ..-.
4EQLL - '-WdIlh
Right guard.
Spiers .-............... Claypoo
Right tackle.
sucker ........-. GARNER
Right end.
II. Workman ......... Don Field
Quarterback.
oLlnCuCOInD W dlSOI
Left halfback.
Henderson .....-.... wagner
Right halfback.
Q. A. Taylor ... Meekel
F'ullback.
Touchdowns-Ohi State-Work
man. Weaver. Goals from placement
Workman. Goals from touchdown
-Stinchcomb. Workman. Substi
tutes-Weaver for Taylor. Ofhcia
scorers-Referee Hackett, Yves
Point. Umpire, Leon Gardner, Cor
nell. Head linesman. Henry, Ken
yon. Time of periods II minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
CHAMPION JERSEY
COW OWNED BY
SOUTH BEND NAN

The new vesrlinR champion Ter-
sey ~ Indiana owned and tested rv
Alrsworth Basseet If SYRIA rrsa
Bred hv J. O. Talbot The vesrI.--
record for Indiana has been rE-
ceeded oy IS pounds
The Japs Yen eaf Queen 417sr7.
produced u 0s5.5 pounds r-t.l.
59s.04 pounds fat. starting res. az
one year and ten months ~ e..
She was sired BY Karnaks Jap
sf3sS Her dam IL Spotted Tr---
Leaf Pansv 1870
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
PURPLE STOPPED BY
WISCONSIN p TO =

MADISON. WIS. Oc, 1s-Nor-h-
western university failed 20 keep
up the winning pace r. -rok last
week in defeaEhr Minnesota and
lost 20 o. before rho driving
plays and hrilliar' passes ~ Wis
consir The Badgers PLAYED The
Purple men off their feat ir -ha
FIRST half gaining am their points
in the first TWO periods After that.
v-h some substitutes lr the WIS.,
-sin line the Northwestern rIaF.
cr- kept their opponents ecore-ees
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ROSE POLY LOSES TO
EARLH4H IN 10 CANE

RICHMOND. Ind. Oct Is
Earlham upset the dope here today
by defeating Rose Polytechnic 2 70
6 in a hard fought game The Iocal
colIecians won on their fighting
ability. being outplayed by the visi-
tors
Emsie the IA pound freshman
half back. starred for the EarIham
eleven Gr.ton crossed for their
touchdown and Bookout kicked
goal Englehart went over FOR the
visitors score Rh!nehart missing
The goal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Capt Zuver and Nyikos IN the lire
played their usual stellar game.
making many OF the best tackles Of
the day. and splitting the interference
Of the Gary lads Thielens who took
the place Of Strickler at quarter dur
ing the FIRST quarter was responsible
for the first score. South Bend found
81 impossible 70 push the ball over
the goal line after working the ball
70 striking distance. when Thielens
took command. With a complicated
shift play he drew the Gary men or
their guard and Sabo took the ball
over for the first touchdown scored
by the locals.
Bleachers Collapse.
Officials at the game had a hard
time keeping the crowd of the play
ing field. The line which stretched
near the south side o. the field was
too small 70 hold the fans who were
carried away by the excitement o.
the game. During the first quarter
a section az the bleaChers collapsed
and SPILLED many Of the occupants on
Z the ground. but none were injured
Loyal rooters of the local school
We'd with the small knot OF Cary
( fans in providing noise. The cheer
] ing was We'll organized and the cheer
/ leaders worked hard 70 help bring
/ the fictory 10 the local school
The remaining part Of the game
was played in Gary's territory once
I they advanced the ball 10 their FIVE
yard line but the Orange and Blue
/ line held like a stone wall and the
/ ball went over. Here the locals kicked
out of danger and the game ended
Edwards a Star.
Edwards the local half1ack IS the
only man that the Gary team found
/ difficult in stopping and time after
time he circled around the ends for
large gains. Many football fans never
take THIS into consideration. but 60 is
the play Of the center. guard tackles
and the ends that open holes for tho
backs 20 plunge through. Capt
\ Zuver. Klink. Nvikos Maxey. Smith
and 10th did this work FOR the Iocal g
and are worthy of praise
/ Every man ON the squad deserves
much credit for the victory While
some stood out more prominently
! than others 20 was due 10 the stellar
work OF these invisible units that In
dividuals We're able TO star. The
Lineup:
South Bend Car
II0rn RrTrf7g q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ILLINOIS WINS FROM
IOWA BY 20-3 SCORE

URBANA, H. oct 16-Ilinois
strengthened its chances for west
ern conference championship and
virtually eliminated Iowa from the
race today. cutting the line at will
and defeating the Hawkeves 20 70 g..
The Him. last years title winners,
used only straight football tactics
while Iowa sprang a brilliant array
of trick formations. especially i'm the
last two minutes when the losers
battled despera tely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ARREST EX-OFFICIALs

ArUNCTE Ind oct I6.-ChargAd
By grand jury indictments with con
spiracg and committing burglary,
Gene williams. former deputy pros
ecutinc attorney, Thomas Y. Miller.
an attorney. and Court Asher. a ma
chinist were arrested today and are
being held under s. 900 bonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
] VALPARAISO SW4NPS
NORTHWESTERN $50

VALPARAISO. Ind Oct 16-
VALPARAISO university football team
defeated the Northwestern college
eleven here today by score Of $
10 q. The Hoosier PLAYERS marched
down the field repeatedly without
enough opposition 10 make the game
interesting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
LITTLE GIANTS EASY
FOR STAGES M4ROONS

CHICAGO. H.. Oct 1s.-Chicago
university football team defeat ted
Wabash here today by a score of
Al 10 o. The Little Giants fought
hard all the way. but We're hopeless
lv outcIassed. Wabash held the
Maroons score less for the first quar-
ter but cracked in the second half
and the Chicago players plunged
through the line repeatedly for long
gains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Butler Runs Anruck and
Smothers " iImingtoH

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 16.-The
Butler college football team COM
plete,y outplaved Wilmington here
today and won by a score Of - 20
o. The light li0emen Of the Whining
ton aggregation were unable 20
stand up under the rushing tactics
OF their heavier opponents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

az the opening of this period and
again substituted Wynne for Cashier.
Wynne Immediately broke through
for 2S yards and followed up by hit
ting center for four. Gipp attempted
a drop kick but the ball went wild.
Hubka and Wright made first down
through the \Otre Dame line carry
ing the bail 10 the 80 yard line.
Kiley threw Hubka for a nine yard
loss. A forward pass was intercepted
by Smith ON Nebraska's 50 yard
line. Gipp then shot a pass 70 Barry
for 28 yards Gipp broke through
the left side of the Nebraska line
on the next Ilay for a touchdown.
He kicked his own goal. Notre Dame
10, Nebraska z.
Rockne rushed a group OF substi-
tutes into the game and the teams
battlcd back and forth for the re-
mainder of the quarter the Notre
Dame line holding for downs and
gaining poss ession of the ball IN mid
field just as time was called
Score by periods:
E E@Sr5. 6s"' SIS 5-'f Z
The lineup summary:
Nebraska CD Notre Dame 16)
swanson ...-......s.. Kiley
Left End
PCcelik ......... CCapt) Coughlin
Left Tackle
w. Mum .........H II. Anderson
LETT Guard
Day CCapt) .............. Larson
NJ. Mum ..........-...... Smith
Right Guard
/ Weller ....-....-....... Shaw
/ Right Tackle
J Scherer ............ K. Anderson
Right End
j Newman BrauQy
Quarterback
\ Hartley INSTRUMENTATION. Gipp
Left Halfback
I wright ............... Barry
Right Halfback
I Ddle CdSrn er
Fullback
I Substitutions: Notre Dame-Hayes
/ for Kuey, Garvey for Capt. Cough
/ lin. Mehrc for Larson. Decree for
( Smith. Noss for Shaw, Prokup for
/ r. Anderson, Grant for Brandy, D
/ Coughlin for Gipp. Mohardt for
Y Barry. Wynee for Cashier.
/ Nebraska-Hubka for Hartley
\ Howarth for Wright Schoeppel foI
Howarth, Rogers Tor Dale.
\, Nebraska scoring. Touchdown
n Hubka; goal from touchdown-Day
N Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown:
Brandy. Gipp; goals from touch
down, Gipp % safety-Weller. on
Gals. Referee-A. @. Reed. Uni
. versiry OF Michigan. Umpire-Dr.
Anderson. University Of Missouri
Field judge-Gus Graham, Univers-
ity OF Michigan. Head linesman and
time keeLer-Jdy Wyatt. University
of Missouri Time of periods-1s
minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Princeton Runs Up 81
To Score on n. e L.

PRINCETON. y J.. Oct. 1s.-
Princeton overwh elmed the wash
ington and Lee football eleven in
Palmer stadium today by the score
Of "a 70 q. The visitors were never
dangerous and Princeton scored IN
every period.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
LOyOIa CruSheS NOfTe
Dame Prep Hopes 2O-3

CHICAGO. IL. OCT. 16-Loyola
Academy stopped the VICTORIOUS rush
OF the NCtre Dame preparatory
school team on the Loyola gridlron
this afternoon when they swamped
The props under a 20 20 3 score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

summary, Two base hit-Nierlntz.
Errors-Williams . Faust o. Vier-
intz. Aftowski. Connors Nargo, Moi
fit. Struck Out-by Mofitt s by
Mooney Base on balls-of Nof-
fit {. of Mooney .. CmpireT-COffey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

7 0uchdowrs. Edwards 3 SODA s..
Kelso I Goals fr0r touchdown
Saho ?; Wood Substitution
IhloerS f0r Stricken S'r.ckier for
Thtelcns, Thaley for SirIeV- Plc1ar7
for Solomon. Jensen FOR Ruuan.
Aldrich for Suridgs Referee
Kline. $otre Dame -mpire-Coop-
or Head lnesmen Springfield
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Stolen bases-Miller .. Sacrifice hits
-BischOp, Lawrey .. Double plays
Riggert 10 Rapp. Left on bases-St
Paul Z; Baltimore 8. Bases on balls
Ogden 2; Coumbe I. Hit by pitch
rely Ogden (Miller) Struck out
by Coumbe 4; Ogden l. EMPIRES
Stockdale and Finneran, Time 1:45.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

school d PlilIad elpIsfB,
and al the French Home school a
New. York. She Is % attractive
young woman and hes been popui
lar IN society in this city aud else
where. Mr.. Barnes Is a SON Of II.
n. Barnes, proprietor Of the Ruff
ner hotel in Charleston. He is a
graduate of the Virginia Military
institute and served rs q marine
n the late war. AT present he is
engaged IN the coal business. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes will take up their
residence in Charleston shortly.
The announcement OF the marriage
came as surprise in this city as
It was not known that It was TO
take place at this time. Il.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

EVENTS
Marrtane Announeed.

Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
40 marriage Of Miss Virginia Alex.
pder, daughter of Captain and
~. George NJ. Alexander, and
Robert Elliott Barnes, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Barnes OF Charles
ION, which was solemnIzed ON Tues
~, November 30, at st. Paul'S
Chapel, Trinity Parish, New York,
the Rev. George Benson Cox Off.
etating. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes ar
rived in Fairmont yesterday and
are spending n few days with the
bttde's parents at their home on
Benoni avenue. The bride Is the
only daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Alexander and was born in this
city. She was educated in Miss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

an things ares Opposed b. the men
Ig6o I'D Is a aeFsiSld them A
salesman ia anything II LIE must
know how 70 ta1k his plan Or nm
,dertakfng to the best advantage.
Competition is 50 great that only
those who produce the goods yer-
bdly and materially can hope to
succeed
Nj. Knox deploted the manner Of
statesmen In stores who said to q
customer aftef he had bought an
article or two: ''rhaes all? Nothing
else?" He said be was always
tempted to tell this sort of sales
men how much he'd like to hang
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

Tlis Is rsw SIS ny enveloPs.
ne. Kndx taiksd success from.
varied standpotnts and was listened
70 both last night and the night be-
fore with exceeding interest," The
lecturer was brought here BY the.
Business and Professional GIFTS
club, who are Had the SPEAKER had
a representative audience Of listen
Lers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
Pans Indifferent
Sales Person

J.. S. Knox lectured again last
night at the Y. NJ. C. A. on business
methods to a naudience of about
200. Mr.. Knox used an especially
good argument when he said that