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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
CHAPTER VIII

That stealthy touch brought Arlee
h',lf upright, shot with CHASTITY
alarms. Her heart stopped beating:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
iowa Hopes For
Strong 1921 Team

BY Associated Press.
Iowa City. Dec. 9.-Iowa, having
gained first class position In the
1920 Western Conference gridiron
race. is entertaining hopes OF turn
Ing out stronger aggregation next
year.
The Hawkeye team succeeded In
retaining the state championship
title this year and Wall suffer slight
ly during the coming season, due to
the fact that only two players will
be out Of the lineup in 1921.
The two players barred by the g.
year rule are Lawrence Block and
Robert Kaufman, tackle and guard.
respectively. This is an unusual
record, as The ending season usually
sees numerous stars forced out OF
the game by conference rules.
1t something does not interpose In
1921, Slater, the negro tackle VIII
come back, and. with Aubrey De.
vine. quarterback and captain. Lead
Ing, there will also be such un-grad-
uated stars as Bedding. end; kadcsky,
Paul smith, and Sykes. ends: and d
promising list OF linemen, such as
Mead. Thompson. Minnlck, Hunter,
Van Oosterhout, Longley, Walters. Ty
White, Hicks and Cherokee Smith.
In the backfield the captains
brother Glenn Devine. Jauua, Rich.
organ. Griffith, former Captain Kelly,
Rath, Locke, Shuttlewortt Klatt und
Ty Smith. of Marshalltown. are like
ly to await Coach Jones orders next
September.
The 1920 freshman eleven was cx-
oellent developing ground and from
that hotbed OF enthusiast. young
athletes. the following ycarllngs of
today may be sophomore entrants on
Iowa field next year: Backhsld pros
poets: White, Bailey, Johnstone. Nil
Ter, Day, Glazier, and Anderson; ends.
Boydston. Pangborn and Kinney.
Other yenrlings prospective candi-
dates for line posts are: Morrison,
FINLEY. Sasgua, Finn, Berg, Krlz
and Williams. A third prospect for
a quarterback Of rare merit Is Day. a
husky freshman from Davenport.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
WEE TOTS IN CRIMINAL CASE.
Five Year-Old Girls Appear Against
12-Year- Old Boy.


Waterloo. Dec. 1.-Two 5-year-old
girls, neatly attired. their hair care
fully brushed, walked with bowed
heads and apparent embarrassment
down the long, wide aisles Of the
court room this morning. thru the
swinging doors that lead to the attor-
neys' tables, and up towards q big
chair that was yawning to receive
them.
They were witnesses in case In
juvenile court brought against a lad
to tell their story in simple. childish
way. The girls charged Percy with
improper acts towards them at their
home last autumn. Percy, who sat
by his attorney, pleaded not guilty
and SO the state had to go to trial.
It was the first time in many years
that children of such tender age were
questioned by attorneys and the court
at a formal hearing. Judge H. b.
Boies was presiding. He talked to
them kindly. Hal Mosier, assistant
county attorney, in behalf OF the
state, questioned them. He and Mr.
Belt sat close to the trembling chill
dren as they shrank back in the big
witness chair. They talked very
kindly to the children
do you know where little ones
go who tell lies?" asked Mr.. Mosier.
The girls nodded yes"
do you know where good children
go7"
'"rhey go to heaven" came the an
swer in trembling words that could
be heard no farther than the judges
bench.
A large number Of witnesses, most
Of them adults, were present to testify
on one side or the other.
When the first little girl came down
the aisle she was met by Mrs. Grace
A. Messer, probation officer. She took
the child by the arm and patted her
on the head. Mr.. Mosier escorted the
child to the raised platform on which
the witness chair IL located. The
children looked with wonderment
upon the judge and the attorneys and
the audience back of the rail.
1t required some coaxing to get the
first 5-year-old to speak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
Nevada-,who is Sam rrent, IT.

Nevada~SWho is Sam Trent? He
says his home is IN Des Moines. But
TO escape ten years in prison he
would not reveal his identity here to-
day. Trent pleaded guilty to robbing
the Carson home in Gilbert of o shot
gun and a fashlight and later SELL
ing the gun. 1t was planned to grant
MN immediate parole If he would
ten mis- right name. This he fatty
refused to do. My family is respect
able" he said. My mother is a
Christian woman. She doesn't know
where I am. wouldn't break her
heart to keep out of prison. No. |
VIII not tell. My name is Sam Trent"
Ihe fellow is about 20 years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09

Tom Gibbons, the ST. Paul battler,
has officially announced he Is is thru
with the mtddleweight class. Tom
! asserts he can still do 100 pounds,
but he says he will feel better fight
get q chance to meet Georges Car
pentier before or after the French
champ tackles Dempsey. He prefers
to meet him before the big scrap.
Bob Folwell, coach of the navy
football team, has won himself a
home at Annapolis since the Middles
trounced the army in their annual
clash. Folwells. charges displayed
such uncommon generalship in the
big contest, F'olwell work came in
for many favorable comments. In
cidentally. Folwell has been prom
Used boost in salary for next year.
When the New York Giants start
for the balmy south in the spring,
Christy Mathewson will not be
among those present. Matty Is
getting along nicely at the sanator-
iun in the Catskills and he expects to
be up and around by spring, but he
has been forbidden to do any more
travelling than is absolutely neces-
sary. McGraw offered him his ola
Job with the Giants
The Cincinnati Reds are due for a
housekeeping before the 1891. sea-
| son opens, according to friends OF
Garry Hermann. who is said to
have announced he was tired of those
| almost daily fights between Greasy"
Neale and Heinie Groh. Hermann
has never attempted to conceal his
| disgust with the conduct of some Of
! the members of the Cincinnati cham
pion outfit. and on his last visit to
| New York told number of friends
that certain members Of Moran's
| crew were suffering with swelled
heads.
An effort will be made to stage
| another intersectional basketball tilt
| between the winner of the title in
the Western Conference and the
| winner Of the intercollegiate title in
| the east. Last year it was between
Pennsylvania, the eastern winner.
and University Of Chicago, the big
| Ten champions.
An offer of a site for the holding of
the Dempsey Carpenter heavyweight
championship fight in Canada has
been received by Tex Richard. The
proposition, from syndicate of OF
tawa sportsmen, suggested holding
the contest at Hull, just across the
Aflver from Ottawa, in June. It was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
(To be continued).
1t Was Orioinal

The hoary headed examiner glanced
over the top Of his spectacles. Are
you sure" he inquired, that this 10
purely original composition you
have handed in?"
Yes, sir came the answer. But
You may possibly, sir, have come
across one or two of the words in
-ae dictionary"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
Minnesota Trying
to Redeem Itself

Minneapolis, Dec. APPROPRIATIONS
for building whirlwind team which
may contend for Big Ten gridiron
honors In 1921 have been started by
Coach II. l.. Williams, OF Minnesota
In an attempt 10 offset tho disastrous
losses during the last season, the
Gophers have been practicing on the
field during the fine weather. The
coach Is placing especial emphasis
on the development of punters.
A revised count of those eligible
for the 1921 team shows only three
veterans missing-Captain Arntson
Enke and McClintock, who will conf
plete their university work newt
spring.
Tierney, Regnier. Dvorak and Te-
berg have announced they will
change their scholastic schedule and
Will not graduate next spring that
they may have another chance at
football. Trig Johnson. a lineman,
and Earl Martineau. a back, who
were not allowed to complete their
registration by university authorities
this fail, will be eligible for football.
It Is estimated that twenty-ona
letter men Will be ready to start next
fan when DR.. Williams calls for can
didates. Bob Butler, member Of the
1919 team. has announced he will be
ready to start the 1871 season with
the Maroon and Gold.
In the freshman outfit this fall
there was one outstanding player, a
Grand Forks. n. D., youth named
Aas. He played at center on the first
year team. and stories Of activities
which took place behind closed gates
this fall are that he fearly ruined the
varsity line. Mattice. Cyril. Olson
and Cross OF Minneapolis: Gay of
Stevens Point Wis. and Joe Nc
Govern. q brother OF Johnny Nc
Govern. Minnesota all-American
quarterback ten years ago, are others
who are expected to add strength TO
next years team.
During the winter 1t is planned to
put forth the freshmen thru workouts
twice week SO that they will be ia
miliar with the Minnesota style when
the season opens next year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
LiDe Sports NeDs and Comment

said that $4,000 was available as a
guarantee, and Richard was requested
to meet and discuss the matter with
a representative of the Canadian
syndicate. Richard said that he would
arrange for a conference in the near
future, but that no definite plans had
been made for staging the interna-
tonal battle at any particular place.
Under the contract signed by the pro-
motors and the two boxers, the bout
can be held anywhere in the United
states. Canada, Mexico or Cuba pro-
viding tho principals are given sufii-
cient notice of the site to arrange for
proper training facilities.
Harvey Bright, former BROOKLYN
high school boy, has made great
strides in the featherweight ranks
since turning pro year ago Bright's
main ambition Is to earn the right
for crack at Johnny Kilbane's
championship crown. His recent
bouts have demonstrated that 1t will
not be long before he is ripe for such
an encounter. Bright, who is a prod.
uct or WILLIAMSBURG. liz clever, can hit
hard with either hand and most I'M
portant Of all Is as cool as the pro-
verbal cucumber. His ring general
ship Is superb and has all the other
earmarks OF q champion. Bright first
gained prominence in the amateur
ranks. meeting and defeating the best
OF the siinon-purcs in his class. Since
taking UP the game as a mems of
livelihood, Bright has met q number
of the best featherweights with rare
success. He has mingled with such
topnotchers as Charley Pilkington,
Joe Tiplitz, Joe Ritchie. Artie Schick.
Kid Julian, Al Kale, Eddie Walsh, Joe
Weber and Young Levine. His most
recent bout was IL siX-round affair.
one of the prcliminaries to the Benny
Leonard-Joe yelling go in New York.
Harvey was pitted against tough
customer in Jimmy Powers Of Ho-
boken, but was equal to the task and
received the judges decision.
- 1t Is Joe Stecher VS.. Ed (Strangler)
Lewis for the worlds wrestling cham
pionship. Dec. Is is the date and New
York the place. BY virtue OF defeat
ing Wladek Zbysko, Lewis has earned
the right for another whirl at Stech-
er's title. For three hours the men
grappled in one OF the most gruelling
contests ever held in any country. On
the verge of defeat from succession
of skull crushing head locks applied
by Lewis, the champion, arising to
his feet groggy and weak, suddenly
downed Lewis and twining his
sinewy legs around him, secured a
fall with his favorite hold, the scis-
sors. The time OF the fall was three
hours and four minutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09

He Is five feet eight inches in height.
has black hair and blue eyes. The
parole board has rule which pre-
vents n convict ever asking for pa
role unless he tells his full history
and Identifies his family. Sam Trent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-09
Illinois to Build Stadium.

By Associated Press.
Urbana, H., Dec. 9.-Official action
on the proposed concrete athletic
stadium at the University of Illinois
Will be taken when the board Of trns-
tees OF the university convenes in
Chicago on Dec. IS. At that time con-
alteration will be given the PROPOSE
tlon as submitted by the athletic as
ISOLATION of the university.
That the proposed stadium will not
be bowl, seems almost certain.
Since huge gridiron areas have come
into vogue many experiments have
been made to And the most suitable
type Of stadium to hold the
monster crowds which gather for
outdoor athletics.
Illinois officials, however. after in
vestigation have decided that a horse
shoe. with one end open to allow air
circulation, Is much moro desira bic
than q bowl and tentative plans for
such horseshoe will be presented
to the board OF trustees at their
meeting in Chicago.
Robert c. Zuppke, football coach,
will have charge Of the plans and
will visit numerous other universi-
ties to get ideas for the Illinois pro-
ject. The selection OF definite plans
remains with the board, as does also
the selection Of the site. Many Him
OILS fans are urging the stadium's
erection on historic Illinois Field,
but others favor a new site south or
the main campus.
The stadium is expected to seat
about 10000 and will be used for
track and field meets as well as
football.
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LEGAL NOTICES

March, 1920 session, fix the boundar-
les Of the Third Voting Precinct and
the Thirty-Seventh Precinct Of Wayne
Township as follows, to-wit:
Bird Precinct-All that part of Wayne
Township described as follows: Begin
ming at the intersection of the east
township line and the east and west
half section line of section "a, twp. IA.
range 1, west: thence south on the
east boundary line Of said twp. to the
east fork of Whitewater River; thence
along the east fork of Whitewater
River to the east corporation line Of
the City of Richmond; thence north on
the east corporation line to the north
east corner of the City Of Richmond;
thence west on the north corporation
line Of the City of Richmond to the
middle fork of Whitewater River;
thence northeast along the middle fork
OF Whitewater River to a point where
it crosses the north and south half Sec
ton line of Section 22 township and
range aforesaid: thence south to the
center OF said section %; thence east
along the east and west half section
%, %, "a, township and range afore-
said to the place of beginning.
37th Precinct-All of that part of
Wayne Twp. described as follows: Be
ginning at the northeast corner of
section II, twp. IA, range 1, west;
thence south of the east boundary line
!, of Wayne Twp. to the intersection of
said township line and the east and
west half section line of township "a.
township and range aforesaid; thence
west along said half section line q
| said section "a, section IS, and %.
township aforesaid to the point of
intersection of the center of said sec
i ton %; thence north to the intersec-
ton of the east and west section line
of section IS, township and range
aforesaid thence east along said .alf
section line to the middle fork of said
Whitewater river, thence north along
said middle fork of said Whitewater
river to point where it intersects the
west line of section IL, township IA,
north, range 1, west; thence north
along the west line of said section of
the northwest corner thereof thence
east to the place of beginning shall
constitute one voting precinct and
shall be known as and called the 37th
precinct of Wayne Township.
w. HOWARD BROOKS,
Auditor Wayne County
i April 15-1t.
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SHIP AND CREATION OF THE
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23
Lakeland Laconics

r,,, S~%0V90
; caD. cp,s Noll and Beginners viii, h,v.
time. iodflng good
- me e Offering in all departments oe
ne - sunday school will be for Me-, =
r,a East Relief while the general christ- ta.
mas program will be presented n,
aas evening and will consist Of choice
muslc>and a world naooan, oloe ~
follows: VIII oe as
nymn-By the congregation.
Prayer.
An'hem-By the choir
Scripture.
christmas Carol "Hark tbo uon
ald l Angels Sing by eight girls,
Christmas story-My Mrs. w =
Foulks. w. -
Anthem-By the choir.
World Pageant, in costume, BY
Judge A. R, Carver, Mr.. ], /. oh.
son. Mr.. E. H. Van sickler. Mr.
Haldeman, Gladys Davis. Marparit.
owens Marguerite Lumpkin, Carlton
palmore Fern Gibson, Harry Amidon
hatie Holder, Bessie Templeton.
Vocal Solo, Others by E. N.
Shield, Mrs. 0. 7. Cason.
Remarks by the pastor, Dr.. W. J.
Bolin.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23
,AKELAND'S WEATHER

r,o balmy atmosphere of yesterday
- last evening developed into a
:, ''.,v rain later on. Dawn dispersed
= !. clouds, but today is gray with
y ',,rtainty. However, there is no in
.ion 50 far of the colder weather
,,dcted for tonight. According to
:. weather bureau we may expect
.,h colder weather for tonight and
'norrow with temperature that is
octpd to reach as low as 40, indi-
a,e frost. Local temperature
.,ged from 81 to u in the past TWEEN.
.,our hours, with a current temper
y. this afternoon of 70.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23
'l'ls'mas at the Baptist Church

d number of interesting events will
HK the Christmas season in the
NpuSl church. This afternoon at 8
|00cK' Mrs. E. N. Good, superin-
Ea0ent Of the Primary Department OF
sunday school, gave a tree and a
a ior the children in her depart
lat.
nluay afternoon of next week at
Oclock, Mrs. W. 7. Foulks,
'a0eam Leader, will have a program
elFlstmas features for the band,
y friday evening the Senior B. Y.
- together with their friends,
greet the New Year with a watch
!. .ssuay afternoon of next week the
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23
Community Tree Program

The following program has been
arranged for the community Christ
mas tree in Mum Park Friday night.
Concert-7:30 to 500 American
American Legion Band.
Invocation-Rev. j. F. Bell.
Anthem-Methodist Choir.
Address-Rev. W. ]. Bolin.
Duet-Miss Ellen Hodges and Kath-
ryn Young.
Arrival of Santa Claus.
Distribution of gifts.
The Rotary Club, assisted by other
organizations of the city, has the mat
ter in hand, with the following com
mittee: w. F. Sneed, DR.. W. B.
Rannells and Egbert E. Lusk
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-23
New Map Is Excellent

we are Just in receipt Of one Of the
new two-color road maps Of the Flor.
IDA State Automobile Association
Inls IS by far the finest map we have
ever seen Of actual road conditions
III his state. The Legend On man
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tray 10 the user the actual present
conditions Of all roads in Florida
Ihese maps are di tributed through
civic bodies all over the state and
through the various branches of the
Florida State Automobile Associa.
ton.