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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

STATE OF AHsissippi. Noxubes County
In the Ch.nsery Court of Lowndes Cousty.
iAe SMrd sashp OF Richard A. Bryan.
In pursuance Of Anal decree rendered IN
above stase cause in vacation on the sri dsy
"a NsVeeSr a. D.. 1920 the undersigned pu,as-
dian of said minor will on
hoHd~ the Ste day of December, A. D., 1879
In front Of ths deer sf the court hou,s h
the City of Macon, in the County of Noxubse
N said state' within legal hoars. proceed b
sell at public cutlery TO the hfpheat hiddcr
the following DISORDER lands lying aad being
issippi. towt:
beginning ct a stake on the south side OF
brooksville and Piekensvne road, at the north
east corner Of the lot formerly owned By q.
W. Mullins. now owned By w. L Allen. a~d
running thence south along the east boundary
OF said Allen lot, distance Of six hundred
and hfty-four fest TO stake: thence east
along the northernly boundary Of the bt We
Gently sold By U. W. Mullins 10 ". I. Anes.
distance OF two HUNDRED thirty-fosr and
is-l0e feet b q stake on the western boundary
OF the Sam Connor lot; thence north along tAe
western boundary Of Sam Connor lot a dir
lance OF five hundred and thr,a fer& tn a
stake at the zorth east corner Of the u w.
Mullins stort lot; thence north along the v@-
Nlhy boundary OF said store lot u dissn,e Of
one hundred kfy-two feet to a stake on toua
q.
thence west along the south aide of aid ysad
distance OF one lndr,d eighty ,uo rcct
the point OF beginning.
Also a lot seventy-tyo feet VIDE isnroet' ateiy
west OF and adjoining the storehoass lot now
occupied By Sam Conner, said 'ot pp.ng
bounded rs follows: On the east BY the s.o,u
house now occupied by Sam Conner: OF the
west by lot Occupied by Sam Connor aud on
the north by Brooksville and Pick.ns yilk
road. Said Last described lot fronting SevcH-
ty-two feet more or less on Brooksville ind
Pickensvills road. and running south enc h. n
dred and sixty feet more or less. and in torn
OF a paralleogram. All Of sad lands being
IN section 10. township 10 north, range rs
sast. and Tn the village Of Cliftonvills, Ms.
Terms of sale: Ten per cent Of purchase
prizes TO be paid on day of sale. and balsnss
when sale q confirmed by the court ar ChsA-
esllor In vacation
REBECCA A. BRYAN,
Sa@rdis4 % Richard A Bryan, . miner.
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Rye, barley asd rape seed at
SKELETONS CASH STORE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County
BY virtue of The provisions of q certain
deed of trust executed by E. B. Lands and
wife. Graee III. LAsdis on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. 1919. to L. L, Martin trustee TO
secure To theSank Of Macon Macon, Mtssts-
ipp a certain Indebtedness therein mentioned.
the indebtedness and trust deed securing same
was on September 18th. 1920, transferred and
assigned TO Mrs. Bessie G. Dorroh the said
trust deed bsng recorded in Trust Deed Book
No. 130, page ATS in the once Of the Chan
Gerry C'fsb ~ Nsxubss County, Mississippi.
and default having been mnde in the payment
ID said sndebtednoss.
And The said l.. l.. Marin, the trustee named
said trust deed. having resigned and tho
ssid Mrs. Be&ie a. Dorroh, the owner of the
ssd indebtoina@ wall as the trust deed Sc
curing same. having appointed the uHdsr-
signed as substituted trustee on the 18th day
af November, ts2e, which resignation and ap-
pontnent il duly recorded IN Trust Weed Book
1885, page 4se Of the seeords Cd Noxubes
County. Mss@ssaeSt.
l. the uadersignea o. substtutSd trustee,
wal ON
Tuesday. Inc tfsx Day If December, 1879,
within legal hours. Ia front Of the door of the
court house al Norubee County, Mississippi,
in the City Fl Macsp, Mississippi. proseed 70
sell at suctioa 10 tho highest bidder for cash,
in accordance with the terms Of the said
trust deed aad the statutes In such cases
made and crowded the following described
real estate. towit:
The southwest quarter Of section .; and 70
acres off the north end of the west half Of
the northwest quarter Of section T. and the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section
z. all In township is north, range II east,
containing 2v4 asrss more or bes, situated In
Noxibce couotT. Msswfppi
Inc property mentioned in said trust deed
will be sold to satisfy said iHdebtedness and
the cost of TINS erseeeding.
l. l. DORRoH.
Substituted Trustss.
This Nov. eeth. tanA
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TOO ALTRUISTIC."

IA the report Of an interview in the
Memphis News-Scimitar if a recent
ia 10 part as following;
Too much surprise need not be
manifested over the late polical up
Ag4vel AS Emerson has eaid II MS
sFssay m Compen ,ation' "A UcrdG
Bluz goes just so far in one direction,
ssa them Just as surely snd inevitably
Eosa it return,' Thus declared Sen
IS. JOHN Sbtrp Williams, as he sat
4 has sons law ogice in the Union
sdB Planters Bank building chatting
Ayr affairs with friends, q rudy
s6iar "a biz checks, the joint effect
81 alayaphis' winds and perfect health.
STAe ieAgare Of nation issue was
~ zItras6c 10 appeal to the aver
aE vgtsr. To many it was merely 3
ss,sg abstraction that found 10 ecl?
E. thsssr selfish natures. But it will
H.. z. caA not heIp but win. Slow
sasl .Ner the peadulum mill re-
ar asas she rebouRa will be as great
I s5sa svertprz Aas been We can
q - Ar sore c&Eaplete when II
sfs.l1.S - wait. for the triumph wlll
sssfE caage
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TRUSTEES SALE.

state 81 Mississippi, Noxubee County
BY virtue of me provisions Of a certain
deed Of trust executed by Robin Hughes and
his wife Nctie Hughes, on the End day OF
March. 1916, b A. r. Dent ~ trustee, to 90
cure to q. d. Dlnsmore certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned, said trust deed being re
corded in Deed Book No. 1873, .. 264 in Chan
Gerry 0exk's usirr n said county, l. the IN
dersigned as trustee, will on
Monday, the 18th day Of December, 1920,
within legal hsurs In front Of the door of he
Court ouse in the City Of Macon, Miss. pro-
coed TO sell ut Suction 70 the highest bidder
for cash
West half Of east half Of southeast quarter
section 35. township 10 north, range ID east,
containing 40 acres moreor less.
The property mentioned in said trust deed
will be sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and
the cost Of this proceeding.
A. T. DENT, Trustee.
This Nov. 18th. 1920.
No trespassing on lands owned by
me or under my control. Hunter es-
pecially re warned /. 7. SMITH.
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rraE DESTROYS RESDBCNE,

~ -ag~0s o. Mr. R. A. Wells
o. on FER. yitA lts entire contents,
T. S9ru ~ dre Tuesday after
assat Jae O'clock. The FIRE osi-
ssfttg,3 a the b. room, where an oil
- was I'D, Id it is supposed
IL sfs'e exploded. The ERE spread
- sacb rapidity that nothing was
s,4S Il was reported that the bed
ssg---stascb yheir baby was asleep was
RI re and Mrs. Wells caught it up
zsaJ Ese from the house. Mr. Wells
F9sszpg. from Madison county Tenn
Rp5,r1 11g hia ana h. WIS sI,ghtly
zinel n attic np.'ts.. 10 sgve -Crae Of
sEsuaehola effects,
*asere is ss pige I'nc u'- watec Plug
"a rSzt street nortb Of Mr. Elkins'
xvi Gance and no help could be render
~ The ire department, but haf a
t4v.srs bose Ane and streams Of water
3s8S got have saved the house from
-ar-tion. as the fire had gained
f7tsaazsb}e head-weY before it was
.fG;-FeTed.
ftgsre wHs considerable excitement
1t sas the spectators when water
s2Is blew up. 1t il said that the
Il war vetVrans displayed extra
urinary agility ia getting to cover.
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INCREASE IN COST OF GOVERN
MENT
ss-n dis vteksburg Herald.

e." die ViakshurE Herald
According 10 statistics and the tes-
1mruy Of the pockets of the tax-pav.
y-- ee overhead axnapsas of so,7o,,
49, ,s-,,,,,1 $50 - . -, -. -.
- - ,g,,-' 80 So, 1'un'y anu Jay u
z-srl II, .r.,,.r.I - " - p-opo' w ~
49,, has +bara 80, VI -, ,,' .,,5' w
=, ~ 5a.-assa s,,.b ~ 'r,y Il, ,o.0.t I
~ 5arrssse sTsb ~ Is NO. l;,,s ny NY
,r77rsoditisb and oos4 of AM l; .s''
f5.,1gr tbs f9rroyino 49,, (l' - - s. s.
pronunciation IN ibs CIarion I e .j',
pu.rts to- "a TEST IF tba nonnIa- 80
f-vaiug decrease. ',''' pa ''
80 sine Voters and Tavnayarg of T,.l.
sin.
1-- tar rate. the assessed valra NJ
zr.neftv and tha anrrovin,sto ar,S,,,,t
81 ftr3 am "a b5Ar555J faY5ru ''' IN
I.s saa-. Ial5. 1gI7 1918 1o1o I'D
JACKSON rom ajvaI5ram tavae for tba
IA amount that viii he received f f,,r
frs. is .-.u7 Ev f,o f,ll,-,..-.. ~ - -g-
Y.r- nrv Lew hssassaJ 80, ra'I,~,
mHIs valuation ~ 49,, ,--.y
t-s al. 0got95'00 s2r5 ~ ~ n
r0l- rFt. 75173 0qQ m 5-o 900 60
fqIq ralL te655 ~ oo 80 o' o39 oo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
NOTICE

Of the fusySse Of the Board OF super.
visors Of Noxxbee County to Ror.
rev Mcney.
Notice is hereby giver, as required
By Chapter 227 Laws of 1879. Of Che
intention of the Board Of Supervisors
Of said county to borrow the sum Of
Ten thousand Dollars on Monday,
December 9th, 1920, at 10 o'clock a
m. to defray the expenses of the coun-
ty other than judiciary expenses, and
to issue negotiable notes the efor,
payable not uater than February Is.
1921, bearing 8 per cent interest DEF
annum. interest payable at the Mer-
chants and Farmers Bank, Macon.
Mississippi.
Sealed bids are invited.
By order Of the Board this 9Th day
Of November, 1920.
JN0. A. TYSON,
Clerk Of theBoar Of Supervisors, Ma
sen, Mississippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
ORDINANCE NO. 1O9-1s2o
An Ordinance Fixing the Salaries Of
City Officers and EMPLOYEES.

q.
an T.. ordnance fiXing the Salaries of
Sl'y Omcers and Employees;
oecVloh !. be 1t ordained by the
mayor ana Board Of Aldermen Of the
Guy Oh Macon, Miss. that the sala-
RES OF the City officers and employees
SaaH De hXed as follows:
section z. The salary Of the May
or snail De liked at $4,000 per an
num- payaoie monthly, and IN addi-
O'oA thereto ne ahaH receive all fees
"' plo''oGu Cr law
'''g 'E .. ne 81 Try 81 the mar
ST.. .laI li pc eY59 q, 5o6o'o0 per 'r-
slaI sHalI De HAed at %ooo'OV per an
nun Iayaole n, monthly
oeCV'o4 =, inc salary OF the clerk,
"".ln sIlal' aiso i u. tne outi es
oI assessor ana AUDITOR, sndI be $J8O
per anAun, payable monthly ana ne
ShaA III aouIIIoh thereIo, receive rttyI
Genus 4or eacu privilege license ISSUED
oy MN
0eCVloh D. me clgrh ShaiI DC uAe
OoohAeePet Ior Ihe Light ana water
pIahti saaA 0rder ana al1ena TO al
supplies Iof tne eIy' coiiecV al monies
que Jhe clIy Tor lhe HghV ana !, "a .y5I
pant ana MS saI"Iy as sucIl collecvoI'
ooohhsepef' ana RIC5 81 10 al s suP1
pilss III thS elvy bna" pe uHgu ~ $'- ~
per annuIn, PayaDle monthly, ou. u
the FUNDS OF tle hght ana wafer I've, pIahI .
Secton o. ne Sat@Iy u 'I'a 100 100
commissioner s-lall ps 49, II qI M
per annum, payable monthiy'Ihe
marshal may hold the office OF street
commissioner
0eS'-on = 11e S"'~Iy VI VHe VA
aba monthly. The salary shall be
nro rated according Ia the different
funds. The marshal may hold the of
fee Of TAX collector.
Section 8, The salary Of the alder
men shall be fixed at $500 for each
regular or adjourned meeting,
Section 9. The salary Of the night
ratchnan shall be and is fixed at
,lO,O8 per annum, payable monthly.
Section 10. That all salaries herein
provided for shall be paid on allow
ance by the board of aldermen, BY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

oea'eu sids will be received by the unA,r
az us once OF Strong & Bush On or befcee
slgheo commissioners Of district number svs
S.U,,n clock p m. December 18th, 1870, 70,
10 nnui.ng sand: gravel and clay from the Brewer
p sas. anu ssorins same separately at the inta-
oeoson OF the Bugs Ferry and Deerbrooh
and Cooksvils road one-haif mil. south AZ
haul. Also for the hauling of ssnd-gravel and
Cavetts store. the same being nine min
clay from the Smith pit near Bigbee vslley
ana storing same separately at the interses-
ton OF the Blgbee Valley road with the Deer
an eight mile haul.
NELSON STEVENS
J. 0. CAVETT
Gus CUNNINGHAM,
Commissions.
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NOTICE
No EXT

Sealed bids will be received Oh or
before 2 o'clock, p. M, on
Monday, the Ct day of December, 1879
for the employment Of physician for
the Jail and county home, for the year
1921.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board of Supervi-
sors Of Noxubee County, Mississippi,
this tbs 9th day Of November. 1920.
JN0 A. TYSON,
Charcery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

szs sbe r. L. Anderson place north
? shugualak, one bay mare mule.
s1fsg IAN, shod in front, medium size.
a. one hay horse mule, medium size
IG7as Shoes on when left Last seen
oarf4ay, November 22nd, going to-
lFTTiN Macon. Both mules 2 or Q
; srcy old BstRy T. D. TYSON,
shaquaiak Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
Iscuit Court PretEmitted.

gsas December term Of circuit court
* aeen predetermined BY Judge Car
~ AS only civil matters IRE tried.
"a here were very few, if any cases
ao docket, term was not iustl.
y The next regular term will be
80 IN February.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
OH TEACHER MAY / SPEAK.

When little Johnny raises his hand
and shouts "oh teachermay I speak"
E. usually says "wou.nlH." And
.u Ha .e aga nM..r te chlr
asa. The class question @ re.s ia
s real uuUr
Adults as well q youngsters laugh ta
laeE hearts content whom The Li.ar-
asE Digest .Iopis of the Day" films
SHOW scholars saying on the screen.
So the Hea.d assemblies below some
classroom ou55ursts to give our read
ers a o jolly recess"
Teacher. johnny, your mouth is
open Yes, teacher, l know il, I
opened it.'-Coruell Widow.
Teacher; You've been a naughty
hey. You must stay after school"
All right, Miss Jones, if you aren't
afraid Of the scandal Pm not."-Jack
Canuck.
Teacher; "Wo can tell me what
unaware means?"
Little Mary: Unaware is what YOU
put on first and take off last. '--
Cleveland News.
Teacher: Where was tn, nc,isra-
tlno of Independence signd
hBggt Pupil; AT the bottom. mum
Cincinnati Erqpu.----
Teacher: 1Swarms Of flies descent
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

Tho lands of c. E. Lindl''' j. - r,
Inc. Ine and and ]. R. billiard, and tho
I L,nalSy ,rder their control. are p s;.i1a
a r~g trespassing, hunting asssursdly b.
asS'1 Gsiolatow viii mISt aSSu"'
ro.acuted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
COTTON RECEIPT LOST.

Compress receipt No. 3s42. weight
$40 pounds. issued 20 elias Bush, has
been lost and duplicate applied fer.
All parties are warned not 20 trade
for same. ELIAS RUSH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
BUGGIES
WAGONS
HARNESS
SADDLERY

We have Just received a
fresh shipment of Buggies
and Studebaker -" Wide
Track" WAGONS. Our
stock is complete.
Call and see us.
W. L. SHANNON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

Teacher: You've been naughty
hey. You must stay after school"
All right, Miss Jones, if you aren't
afraid Of the scandal Pm not. Jack
Canuck.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

"A sts@ding recount
Is queer thing" said Dupa
'The longer II stands,
Tina La0x Il runs
Paul silveA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

Teacher; "Wo can tell me what
unaware means?"
Little Mary; Unaware is what you
put on first and take off last. -
Cleveland News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26
GUARUANsHIp SALE OF LAND

state Of Mississippi. Noxubes County
In the Chsnsery Court of Iowndes Co,,.sy.
Tie GuArdh~aship of Richard A. Bryan, a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

Teacher "Swarms of flies descent
ed uon the Egyptians, but there were
no flies on the childen of Israel"
Smart Boy; There amt now eth
ar Cleveland News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-26

Teacher; Give me a sentence from
dead language"
Pupil; w hat are you going to
AVE. Boston Traveller
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
BOAT CLUB PLANS
FOR REGATTA ARE
WELL UNDER WAY

Plans for the annual regatta
have been outlined by the Rock
Island Boat club members. A
feature of the meeting Thursday
night was an address by Admiral
SacRider, Of the Mississippi Valley
Power Boat association.
Mr.. Sackrider, in discussing the
regatta, which will be held at
Campbell's island in July, stated
that prospects were good for one
OF the most successful events of
the kind ever held. There has
been a recent revival of interest
along this line, and boat building
corporations throughout the coun-
try say that there has never been
so great a volume of business as at
the present time.
Three championship boats are
now being completed at Detroit,
and these with three others have
been promised for the July event.
Prospects are good. it was stated,
for an international boat race, and
in case this is held there is every
likelihood that America will take
first honors.
A convention to be held In Chi
cago next Sunday has as its aim
the taking Of steps to consolidate
all boating associations, in the
country which have heretofore bean
Independent organizations. ". NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
COLLEGE MEN
BOW TO LOCALS
IN HARD GAME
Dick Dcpp and Bengston Play
Whole Game and Star for
Visiting Five.

Augustana college basketeers
last night met and defeated Illinois
Wesleyan's crack quintet on their
own floor at Bloomington, the final
score being IS to q. The first half
ended Is to in Wesleyan's favor.
but the locals abandoned not hope
but hung on to the last, securing
victory.
Dick Dopp and Beneston played
the entire two periods, Dopp start
ing in Almer's place at guard and
then shifting to Anderson's for
ward position when Anderson went
out and Almer in. Bengston was
the strong point getter. The other
position were filled by w. Swanson
and Holmgren.
Hedding college at Abingdon is
the foe of the wandering boys" to-
night, their third and last on the
trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
= TRAP euN'..e ROD
~ NS- BY. ~
TOM MARSHALL
tom MARSHALL

good fellowship. This tribe has
been participating devotees of trap
shooting for over % years. and at
this writing are recognized factors
as consistent promoters Of this pat
|riotic sport.
Prior to the teams departure we
assembled during the Iowa state
shoot at Grinnell, Iowa. Or our
way east We stopped at my old boy
! hood home in Keithsburg, ILL.,,
where the team was entertained by
citizens, many good game sports
from adjacent cities being present.
At Springfield, ILL.,. the Illinois state
shoot was in session. This was our
last practice on this side Of the
big water. Subsequent articles
cover facts and. incidents of the
trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
MARSHALL'S ANSWERS TO
NIMRODS.

@. How were the shrapnell shells
constructed? We're any American
factories turning out this product?
Did they contain a poison gas?
Memphis, Tenn. RALPH HUGO.
A. They were thin steel case or
shell with a fuse extending from
the nose Of the shell back through
the center to small charge of ex-
plosives in the base of the shell. a
time fuse being used. The space
between the nose 81 the shell where
the fuse is ignited and base where
explosive is contained is filled with
bullets which are thrown in all di-
rections when the explosion occurs.
They are only useful and effective
where men are exposed. Yes, they
were manufactured in America
very extensively during the war. If
they were made to contain a
poison gas, it has never come to my
knowledge.
Q. Are women permitted to shoot
in the grand American handicap?
! Are any especial prizes offered
them for skill?
Davenport, Iowa. MRS. 2. f. W.
A. Yes, women are not only per-
mitted to shoot in the grand Amer
lean of late years, but they are
made most welcome. An especial
prize is awarded and was won BY
Mrs. A. H. Winkler of Chicago, this
year.
@. What has become of Captain
A. H. Bogardus, formerly champion
wing shot of the world?
Lafayette, Ind. JOHN MARTIN.
A. Captain Bogardus crossed the
great divide few years since. He
was one Of the most versatile shots
ever in the arena Of the shooting
world. He won his championship
at a time when arms and ammuni-
ton had not reached the stage OF
perfection we now have in the trap
shooting game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17

A,S cAlCHR6N WGRG
PROVO OF HIM, SO
WAS MS wife,
n+e SA,D," nAtS IS
GReHI, WE ARE ALL
FixQS FOR LIE"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
BIG TEN TEAMS
PLAY TONIGHT
All On Floor for Battles As Con.
ference Schools Throw Basket
Squads Into the Mix.

Illinois is keyed for a struggle
with Minnesota in Urbana tonight
as the victor will take the lead in
the first lap of the Big Ten race.
Every seat is sold Coach Jones
probably will use the same lineup
as against Purdue and Ohio State
but Laurie Walquist, who relieved
Wilson early in each contest is
likely to be in the battle from the
outset. Wilson and Ongwersen are
mighty good reserves.
Everybody wants to see Oss. her
aided by Zuppke ever since the
Illinois football game,
and the ,Oss-Lawler-Arnston COM
bination is dreaded. The Illini de-
pend upon Carney and Felmley to
do most of their scoring, unless
Taylor regains his basket eye.
The University of Chicago big
Ten" basketball season will come
to an early climax tonight when
Pat Pages Maroons face Wiscon-
sin in Bartlett gymnasium. Each
, team has played one game, beating
Iowa by almost, identical scores.
Chicago won. 81 to Is, and the
Badgers. 35 to is, from the Hawk
eyes.
f., The Badgers have three men who
will have to be watched closely
Captain Knapp and Zuifer, for
wards, and Red Weston. the foot
ball star. who plays guards. 1t is
veteran team and one that Coach
! Page fears as much as any in the
/ Big Ten.
All Schools in Action.
| Northwestern will open its home
season tonight in Patten gym with
! University of Iowa. The HawkeyeS
do not look as formidable as in
past years and have dropped all
three games played against confer
ence teams.
All ten teams in the conference
will be in action tonight. Illinois
and Minnesota. two unDeaten
teams. will clash at Urbana. and
Michigan will make its initial ap-
| pearance of the seaon against Indi-
ana at Ann Arbor, while Purdue
travels to Columbus to meet Chic
State.
Purple Practicing Hard.
| Northwestern's crew will start
against Iowa with something of a
handicap, if estimations of he
teams can be made on their records
so far. Iowa was beaten by Min
nesota. q to 10. and Northwestern
suffered defeat from the latter, 10
to IL. The Gopher contest was the
Puppies only game, while the
Hawkeyes have lost all three OF
their games.
On Monday night the Evanston
ians will entertain Minnesota in d
tsecond tussle. and hopes are high
Iof slipping one over on the north
erners. The two Demands, Wilcox
Ligare. Bellows. Daley and Saun-
ders have been rehearsing ener-
getically all week for the two bat
ties. Floyd Heinemeyer, husky
guard OF the last season. is the
only important tosser now under
the faculty eligibility ban.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-17
CLEVELAND GOES
TO NEW ORLEANS

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 17.-Pitchers
and catchers of the Cleveland
American League club are to report
Tor spring training at New Orleans
- Feb. q and will be followed by
Gther players on March s. The
@1o trip will be a week longer
~ last years jaunt.
- tam will leave New Orleans
~ north on April so rs to
L1uixsiilc in time TO play
Nefe on April 10 and II,
lhitien games scheduled