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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
new MEXICO
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10 the number per section The doc
tor went into the cow business seven
or eight years ago, buying Al that
time a bunch Of Chihuahuas lie
made money on that bunch and re
will make more on those he has pnr-
chased -Portales Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR PATENT

mining bleAihAs OohhcNh pohhAF
new MEXICO
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Dec. %. 100
n H2I,5s rs ch hsItDy gwen mar ohs "oN"A "
dress is Cromwell Building, Albuapcrquc.
NeE mesi S by 5oi r. H. Il, s .g Is hA IbSn,
patent pat, ~. for he Re sa q Nj Miguel Group :" 5' d lode 'i;.r min
0Rg.en sud PaIn,cr i6odes. sifna,e in The San
N NisDs Me M y and 9'' desisoa ssIaI by the S'0 ae}5
nee as MineIai survey no. ~ 9''li'.
io""Irrp n .t,;i nn,;,tr..
NC" n ur'I Iao. bc Msa'',1 4, 4,rn.a "", or
lows; san n,cur, ,oas.
9e1iiNs' set ~ '"f ground '''''''
,Vo, whence the y sec. cor on "eN
,Msosco p,;nc;r,l Meridian IN w SIDE o.,
Sec. i9, !, . NJ RI F.. bears S. u
ues !" "h' = "'' "' "" " p"
MT -
It" IN d'a"''e'' 'or'en ,msoA' ni pears
70 deg w MIN " so zee, "''a"'i "
., - ~. ut 49,.
pine 1901
~ ~ gss y mn r. min 81 'i Isoo G 'ret ~
Cor. No. 2, a sandstone a'101s" set IA
:, a.. a,orad oh;..,.a n, SW ,ac,
~. MOO A.. ~ 1851 w an Zoo, J.,
thence Me- deg. %. MIN w. ~ tee' o.
Cor No. J. a sandstone 24nioHo' SET !"
- n, uro,,d cbis,i.. c oo CT fac,
1900
Ihenee D ues " nun. W. ~ ~
Cor No, : 'andstoGe ,s 5ksSo Sc, o,
., .,o,, cb;.,,,d c IN NE FACE. ,b,,c
I'M Go, ., r., gn%s o,,o, If ,,ainniru
FG, ,hs COFFEE QUEEN lode; .a.
Cor. No / of San Miguel lode Of TIL
survey marked w ,s. o" sw face b'ario'
l r nr
1904
ne sec. eoT on Wv MeH!To pprGeipni
Mendisn on " SIDE, Sec. ", T. ~ NIX
= bears , W 1Sf' ~ !" mn, Z "wus
500 feet to Cor Nc ? identical with Cor
No. 4, San Miguel lode, chiseied stone
en- lea I3f
w ,sr,' "Tg cpt ,o rp ~ a. 40 20, no
'eet 10 the ground in mound Of stones.
seribed 500, on NJ face; thence 5 90 deg
N min ~ m ,,,, 70 Go, NJ min,
post = ieet long = square Get 90 in th'
ground 10 mound Of stones, sorbcd
~ I'm lW
a In Nv '.ee tnonSe y utR " MN
= i'' het " '"' NO. ' pace ~ peRih
n.he. .r
r9r the fALhtF iodei
eT %sgr7" set iS a N To, re- s Tn IA m ,S"psi'n a.,
we S''"'' "'"'' %
sunni '"s'"u ,uu On DE- lace whence
iSH
~ nc ~ se",' wue'"eGsh sees, - ana ~
\ ~ y Va "a M; NJ, bear
" % ntg' !" iN'i i'ei histsni' a plnoh
" "" N""' ,so, Di oe"'s "
l. In7
u "s MIN f. '- "e, INSTANT a piho1
mo- :, a.u - n M
+" F." "s"'ttof' sor'oeh roo bi pears ;
"A z ,om ise
Is uee = ~ iect distant thence ;. >
oee, % m'n = ~ ieet to Sor No q
os orsa,on 80 poried pS,oS sur,se,
W s''"u " "'Po" '''a "o" 'uoa 10 oah
l"'eo'' "lnt' ohis'ied 90 on NJ iaoe
49,,
- = 20 "es MN. n@m thu
pom 70. Sorn.r 90 iest 10 Ooti NO: 5
- %
a.. NJ nDs az ,,oo
o's. MI ~ -. 20 oyf no.
With mound OF stone, ohiseled p on SW
lace. ,b,,c, c ss dec g " an L.,
TO Cor. No. 1, place Of beginning
The claims adjoining said San Mimi
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

BIDS. February II, 1920.
Sealed proposals will be received
AT the office of the New Mexico
State Highway Commission, Capito
Building, Santa Fc, New Mexico
until 200 p. NJ, February II, 1920
Tor the construction of State ROAD
4, Section 2, known as New Mex.
leo Federal Aid Project No. 1o. Luna
County, located between Myndus ant
the Florida Mountains. Length OF
Project, 100 miles.
Approximate main quantities as fol.
lows:
l6O2 Gu. Yds. Class ! Excavation
$500 Gu. Yds. Class ! Borrow.
1872 Gu. Yds. One Course Gravel
Surfacing.
Alb Lin. Fl. "a" Diam. Is Ga. Corr
Metal Culvert.
40 Lin. Fit. 30' Diam. II Ga. Corr
Metal Cuivert.
Gu, Yds. Class "A" Concrete liza
Mix.
81 Gu. Yds. Class "B" Concrete ! ~
s Mix.
llo Gu. yds. Class &C" Concr-t. I.st
Mix.
300 lbs. y" & So 50 Reinforcinp
Bars
u Lin. Fl. ?" w. 7. Pipe R~ailfne.
Forms for proposals Instructions
10 bidders. plans and modification
may be examined a The office of Inc
District Engineer, Las Cruces. New
Mexico, or NAV be procured at 'he
of the State Highway En-
eineer. Santa Fe. New Me- co upor
deposit of SO which deo5sit viii
be refunded when he niaae ard
specifications are returned in rood
The State HIGHWAY Commission re-
serves the right TO reject anv and
all proposals.
L. A GHIETT.
State Highway Engineer.
Santa Fe. n. M, January IS. 192n
Fabrication Tan. Is. fo2n
Last Publication Feb 6. 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
QUAY


ri Dunlap came in from Quay this
week after his new threshing machine
and took II out Wednesday. While
il is not so large as some II will
do considerable work and will be OF
great help to the farmers Of Qpay
valley as they have been unable IT,
get heir grain tbreshed there being
no machine in that community fu-
culrcarj News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

A. o. Peabody, assistant highway
engineer. has returned from Colfax
County. He states that s~urfacing is
progressing very satisfactorily on
the Federal aid project from Ratio,
north
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

science CLASS OF Inc nlRn SCHOOL, sup
erintended by Miss Flanders.
Originally the banquet was planned
in honor of a delegation of Illinois
stockholders, who were prevented
from coming. however, by the storm.
Considering the weather, there was
a large attendance, and much en-
thusiasm prevailed. Several fine ad-
dresses were delivered. By every
one the banquet was voted a de-
lightful affair, a credit to the com
pany and to Des Moines. and an
occasion that will be long remem-
bered-Des Moines Swastika.
Big Feeding Project Tried Out
An experiment that involves a large
amount of money is being expert
mented on in Union county which,
if it proves a success will be a great
stride in progressive stock raising
and feeding. Morris Herzstein and
Ed. Anderson have in W. sections
of the county 600 head of steers
on full feed, and as an experiment
in the conservation of grain. recent
ly shipped in two car loads of hogs,
exceptionally fine stockers, weigh
ing about 40 pounds, which will
!oliow altel '.e s 200 s19 ol
the VASE gram ~oD vi - - h'55co
81" Ua rnna 81
- - at AZ NaaL4rat ~ f..
bLe ,.ack II telI-.n"Gl VI .~".
"ut : a., %Do,n ""nes "'''
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piot-e go E. III
IL p,o,eS ~, ,',u' =,
~ 49, 'aJ IN : n5o- 1s
.uoonIe - lnc 3jolt 81 20
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70, 'p'-
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rt. ,o..., hoard o.. tl.r ,eo,,t,r
~ ~. $50
TlI 'po-, orod 'Ls.
as CIa, oauod
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

MARRY AT ONCE We put you
N correspondence with thousands Of
charming and refined ladies who srh
o marry. many worth from 500
20 25OU and upwards. Particular.
free Addr@ss aHen Ward r. Val
ley Nebr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
new MEXICO STATE LAND SALES
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
No. O3S46O
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFT
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

In the Matter Of Application for
patent for the San Miguel Group
of lode mining claims, comprising
the San Miguel, Copper Queen and
Palmer lodes, in the San Miguel
Mining District, Ssndoval County
New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
TORRANCE


Outlook Fine For Good Crop
With the snow OF last week still
covering the ground, another storm
came Up last Saturday night, con
tinung throughout the day Sunday,
adding another white blanket. This
came m the way OF a real Kansas
Blizzard, with d strong wind FROM
the east. drifting the @ badly The
weather has moderated with brigh:
sunny DAYS The thermometer has
been within q few degrees OF zero.
but mas not yet touched that mark
With the continued snow, the farm
crs are jubilaui over next years crop,
as plenty Of moisture stored ia the
SOIL now, p~rtsSapcs a good crop uud-
cr usual conditions. Almost an of the
farmers have some OF ,hcit land pre-
pared, even II they were hard pres
sed 90 get their crops out of the
fields before the New Year. With
an abundance Of feed, the stock will
not suffer anything Ike a year ago
-houuta'nafr Independent
The big warehouse of the Esian
.cia N4T.h Iuse 4. ISOLATION IS row full
OF beans. with large quantities yet
20 he taken care Of just a Ii
tie under three million pounds arc
stored there They are now using
the former Hughes Mere Co. war;
house for additional storage, Not
many beans have been ,hipped dur
ing the past week. as cars corli
not be had Buvcrs are offering SIS
this week Beans are not all thrceh
ed-Fsfancia Herald
The new heating plant ~ the
school house has been finished and
is now in use. u work. III. ? charm
and all 'he roon1s are warm and
comfortable This. we believe is the
only steam heating plant in T,rrance
county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
{ / ASST
HELD WANTED

WANTED: Agents for Santa lie aud
vicinity. Good proposition Previous
experience unnecessary. Free School
Of Instruction. Address Massachusetts,
Bonding and Insurance Company Nc
cident and Health Department Sag
NAV, Michigan. Capital 81 ,SD.0O
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
FERSONAL

SOUTHERN LADY, IS, Worth 500,
600 Owns Farm. Would Marry, N
Box IS, League, Toledo. Ohio.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

ARE NOu SINGLE Wouid O ma
W If ssitedS Let me- ftad your idea
absolute satisfaction: Many wealth
'sfsh.". marriage, honorabi, cor
udett'ai members descr ption, tie.
Ar, appel Bor-lls Ostisna Tai
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

MARI " SINGLE ior sure ma
rage best largest IN n. Coun'r-
established - YEAR rboussno
Honorable WEALTHY members Wsi
ing Esriy marriage. both s-s Sfrr'
" Confidential list free The ~,
Reliable Cub 72 Madison 0atispc
Calf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

L. a. GILIFTT.
State Highway Engineer
Santa Fe. N. M, January IS. 1871
Fret prhrcation Ian. Is. 100
Last Publication Feb s. 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

MhkRN " iONEi 10, result,
try ne; best and mos, s~uccessfu.
Home Maker; hundred. rich wisf
marriage soon; strictly confidential
most reliable years of experience
descriptions free. The Successful
Club Mr. 4 Rail Bo~ 81 Oakland
q alifornis
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

The Wcrkmens Compensation Law
has been published BY the State
Record IN pamphlet form nd will b,
sent to any address al 75 cents PEI
copy This law has NOT been pub
hshed b. the state. except as u APP
pears IN he Session Lzvs Of 1917
and 1910 ~h,h cost 2W each. A
dress order. 10 State Record. Sanis
Fs. New M~ico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

FIRST puhlicafion January ?. 100
Lasf Publicstiop March 8 fsD
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
STATE OF NEW HExfCo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TIMBER SALE
RIO ARRIHA CngTNTN
10 ARRIBA COUNTY

Office of the COMMISSIONS Of Pubic
Lands.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

On the North by the Palmer lode Of
this group and the Copper Chief No. .
claim unsurveyed; on the East by the Cop
South by the Copper Queen lode Of this
" i71e unsurveyed and the paimcr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

United States Land Office, Santa Fe. N. N
Dec. d. 1919
" rnpu.AA \,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09
ILLINOIS CITY

The New Years dinner was large
~ attended with many from q dis
lance. The receipts were over $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dusenberry of Bus-
falo Prairie were bereaved Of their
infant daughter on Dec. 80. Flu
neral services we're conducted in
the home Dec. 81. at II O'Clock.
Rev. E. S. Busby officiating. Inter.
ment was at Illinois City cemetery.
Miss Alice Halstesd Of Musca-
tine and Miss Alice Brownsworth
Of Caska, Mimi, visited Miss Rosa
Banner during the holiday season.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ira Frye and fam
lily have moved into the new tele-
phone central home.
Nat Reeves and son Of Moline
visited Mrs. NJ. Reeves last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyer France, Mrs.
Bruner, Mrs. Hays and Miss Hays
and Mrs. Hartman, all Of Musca-
tine, were present at the New
Year dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moves left
for Baton Rouge this week. M.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09
On County Records
warranty Deeds.

Peoples Saving Bank and Trust
company to Nels Nelson, lot 7, N.
Highland. Moline. $500.
Henry A. J. Pardon. ct al. to
Albert e. Shogren, lot -. Pardon
Bros. third addition to Rock Island,
$1.00.
Wincenty Dronsjko and wife to
Charles E. Holderman. tract in
southeast northwest one-quarter,
section S-17-1W.
Thuley and John Ditch. ct al, to
Hulda c. Weidlund. lot IS. commits
sioners' partition plat Of Raisch 4
Richtman in southwest one-quarter
Of northeast one-quarter Of section
1-17-3W.
National Neck Yoke company to
Phelps Light 4 Power company,
/ part Of lot In section 34-1S-2W
and part Of lot 3 in northwest north
west northeast one-quarter section
and part Of lot In northwest one
quarter section 3-17-3W, $4,000.
Charles r.. Lundrgren, ct al, to
J. e. and Katie NJ. Quick. lot l and
2, Makers garden tract. t1.0o.
Arthur H. Russ and wife to Carl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09

the men was Thomas Bowman. !
youth Of this city. wlio had been ar
restsd here befors. They also b.
lieved that there Vas : youth
named SDranSler IN this commune
ity, who was the othsr man wanted.
However, when the two youths,
both about 10 years old, veto
brought back ~ Detective Bennett
II was learned that one Vas Thomas
Bollman Of Monmouth and not
Thomas Bowman Of this city. and
the other was Walter Staley o!
Monmouth and not Walter Sprang-
Ter Of the tri-cities.
The car stolen from Tabor IL
5-paSsenger machine and Mr..
Tabor's SON has gone to Springfield
to drive the car back to Rock H.
land. A 500 reward was offered
for the recovery Of the machine and
this will 30 to the Springfield po-
lice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09
YOUTHS Up
FOR CAR Theft


Thomas B6llnan and Walter
jDea1ey. both Of Monmouth. are laA-
njehing in the city jail. having
besn brought to this city from
egingAsld. No.. this morning by
0etectiye Dennis Bennett to stand
Trial for the alleged theft OF m
eufomebile belonging to Perry H.
Tsber. $40 Forty third street.
The two men were arrested with
Quy Hale and Manuel Grifith at
YpSingneld while In possession Of
tho ear, which was taken from in
front Of the Majestic theatre the
night Of Dec. II. Last Monday
Police Chief Cox received a tel.-
gram from Police Chief B. r. Rat.i-
bone Of Springfield. stating tina, the
automobile had been recovered and
the four men placed under arrest.
He said that the state license plates
had been removed from the ma
chine and the engine number fled
on. but two Of the men had con-
fessed stealing the car In this city.
Hale and Griflith were not wanted
BY the local police as 1t was said
that they had nothing to do with the
t1eft. having been picked up by
Bollman and Staley afterward.
Mistaken In Names.
The police said this morning tina,
The Springfield police had been mis-
taken IN the names Of the two mer
Fanted, or that the two had givsr
wrong names, which were tele-
3raphed here Monday. The tele.
gram contained the names al
Thomas Bowman and Walter
Sprangler as the man who had con.
aessed to the theft. At that Tins
Che police here thought that one Of
- ~ x w. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09
Some Bargains Found in
the Shoe Department.

Ladies' Havana
brown kid shoes, also
black with gray tops,
patent leather, ETC., high
Louis heel, worth $500
for A.98 pair.
One lot ladies' Ha-
vana brown shoes. cloth
top, special $2.98 pair.
Ladies' patent leather
button shoes, worth 81,
for $3.50 pair.
One lot of boys lace
and button shoes, good
styles, $3.50 pair.
One lot of misses pat
ent leather button shoes,
worth s.. SO for $3.50 pr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09

Mewes manages I number Of estates
in Mississippi
Miss Trueos Of Davenport visited
Mr. and Mrs.. J. 4. Kruger last
week.
Mr.. McNall Of Texas. Mr.. McNall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09

Of 10y and Mr.. and Mrs. Noble o.
New Boston visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Newss last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. william Thomas
xaye ! reception to their son. John
and his bride. ON New Year'S day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09

Tennis flannel, fancy stripes and
checks, worth on today's costs 35c,
for 25c yard.
Genuine Hope muslin, short
lengths, not 35c but Csc yard.
limit. French flannel for pajamas,
Billy Burkes, ETC., 39c yard.
Travellers samples, dresser scarfs,
napkins, towels, ETC., all at about one
fourth off real value.
Mercerized white batiste worth Csc
for 39c yard.
Dresses, ready to wear, worth
$3.50 for $500.
Good white coutil corset., $1.5c
pair.
Any ladies' suit, half price.
Ladies' coats, worth from $19.75 to
$500, one-fourth off.
Jumbo" size blanket. (74x84),
tan or gray, $3.9S pair.
Mercerized Nottingham curtain
net, short lengths, 19c yard.
Seamless Brussels rugs, 9x12 feet,
$500.
One lot of white cotton blankets,
zSNo off.
Comforts silkoline covered, worth
$3.50, for sac.
Old-fashioned rag carpet, CSC yd.
$1.25 cocoa door mats, SEC.
Zephyr ginghams, colors blue, buff,
gray, worth SOC, for 39c yard.
Fine b!eached 7O-inch mercerized
table damask, 1 to 3 yard lengths,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09
n. s, n,, TnWV.r nnCI rN - nit a., nigh
/ Keeps the II Y hHu i vv\u ~ MH
e,a a. E,n, JOIN j ~ We'll maks
1 dowa ET0RE
Tomorrow, Saturday, Will Wind Up
Our January Sale

II 1t has been far the best we've ever held
said they wou that the special bargains
had provided for this sale would them than 20
have taken the trouble tell that
tisso
Now day. Saturday. while they last these big January sale bar
everybody The pointer below aren't ALL by
|
who shop windup sale will
be glad they did,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-09

worth $1.O0 and $1.25: 75c and Csc
yard.
37-inch unbleached muslin, length.
l to 10 yards, 174c yard.
Genuine Everett shirtings, worth
35c: 29c yard.
Genuine Lonsdale cambria, worth
45c for 29c yard.
Genuine Fruit of the Loom muslin,
35c yard.
Ladies' Soc heavy Aeeced Burson
stockings: 39c pair.
Mems black cotton socks, worth
35c, all sizes, for 25c pair.
Ladies' Aeeced cashmerette gloves,
gray or black, worth Csc; choice for
4sc pair.
Mems wool knit undershirts and
drawers, made to sell for $3.50; had
been overlooked. $500 a garment.
Mems blue chambray work shirts,
light or dark, sizes 141z to Is, CSC
each.
Boys pants, not SIPS, but 9sc pr.
Star-cut sherbet glasses, some star
cut, some in a pretty cut floral pat
tern, not $3.75 but sass dozen.
Pretty glazed jardinieres, the 75c,
Finch kind, for Soc each.
Real china cups and saucers. gold
lines, sass dozen, 6 for $3.50.
White tea cups and saucers, "sec.
onds;" good for kitchen use; set (6)
for 49c.
Brown, white lined baking and
serving dishes, each 15c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
BALTIMORE FIVE
WOULDPLAY GAMES
lntercity Series Appeals to Meet
A. C. Team Weighing
! 1876 Pounds.

Baltimore basketers are tlckleu TO
death with the idea of staging inter
CITY games with Washington ffves
Comes now the Merit A. c. team or
Baltimore, with a def which is calcu-
lated to make local teams think the
matter over
T am writing in the hope that a
series of games may be arranged be-
tween the Merit Club, of Baltimore.
and any team which The Washington
Times chooses to select as Washing
toms representative" writes Leon
BONN, manager of the Baltimore
Merits 1--WE make only one condi-
tion-that the chosen team weigh no
more than 1876 pounds average.
Our team is of lighter poundage,
but we have been competing with
teams in that class, and our success
and playing ability will be testified
to by Mr. Emanuel Daniels, sporting
editor of the Baltimore News and
Evening Star. and our record will be
left with him, to which you may re-
fer at any time you desire.
IF the idea of championship
series appeals to the basketball en-
thusiasts of Washington we can ar
range details as soon as your repre-
sentative is selected. Any answer to
this may be addressed to the Merit
Club, care The Baltimore News and
Evening Star, Munsey Building, Bal
timore. Md
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
FIELDING YOST HAS
WORDS Of Warning
Thinks College Football is Be-
ginning to Be Taken
Too Seriously.

Fielding Yost Michigan's football
coach, has sent forth a warning that
college football is being taken too
seriously and is overreaching all sense
OF proportion. He says that football
is primarily a recreation of college
and school students and should re-
main just that.
Defeats on the gridiron are being
taken too seriously at many colleges
Instead of being regarded as pass
ing incident in the days play Or re-
creation. defeats are being regards
as momentous tragedies in some quar-
ters. Commercialism is creeping into
the game, and there is too much talk
about the cost of tickets. expenses
and guarantees. 1t was never intend,
cd that college football should have a
commercial Importance. such as pro
fessional football, for instance.
Football is all right in its place
says Yost IT'S the highest type Of
sport. But in the furore for football
foresee dangers to the game itself
America is taking 1t too seriousl :
and there is peril of distorting oul
sense of proportion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
BOTH MITCHELLS BUSY
WITH GLOVE CONTESTS

The Mitchell brothers-Ritchie and
Pinkey-of Milwaukee, are busy
Youths Also they are ambitious.
With Richie matched to box Benny
Leonard fifteen rounds or less for the
lightweight championship in New
York on January IA, Pinkey is dog
gedly pursuing the welterweight
title.
Pinkcy used TO be lightweight.
but has outgrown that class within
the last few months. AS means OF
placing himself in a position where
he will be n logical contender for
welterweight honors, Pinkey is en-
deavoring to obtain match with
Ted (Kidl Lewis, wcltcrweight cham;
pion of Europe.
Lewis only recently returned tc
this country after an extended stay
in England, and Pinkey is anxious
to meet him before the Cream City
A. G. of Milwaukee on New Year Day
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
EPIPHANY TIGERS SLAM
WESTERN HIGH PLAYERS
Church Lads Knock Red and
White Players for Loop.

Jack Hass' Epiphany Tigers knock
ed the Western High basketers for 8
"a to IS score, getting out in front
in the Epiphany Gymnasium and stay
ing there until the clang Of the final
gong.
Conrad was the only Western regu-
lar to start the battle. After the
regular Western lads went into the
contest it didn't make any difference
to the Epiphany lads who kept on
going.
The Tigers led by 16 to : at half
time. Blanken, Kennedy and Good
man starred for. the winners, cagins
eleven baskets from the floor. The
Epiphany lads were able to work
their plays to advantage and kept
the Western guards on the move
throughout.