The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-04
ACCIES OUTFICHT
 BULLDOG PLAYERS

The Hendrix Bulldogs and the Rus sellville Aggies played to a scoreless | tie on Russell field Saturday after noon in what was the first game of the season for the Bulldogs. The bat | tie was fought near the center of the l field, neither goal line being threaten ed during the entire game.
 The Bulldogs won the toss and chose to defend the north goal. Russellville kicked out of bounds and the ball was put in play on the 20-yard line Three line bucks and the Bulldogs were forced to punt. It was the same thing with the Aggies Although the first quarter was given over to finding a weakness in the opponents line. the remaining three quarters became bunting duels. In the last few minut- es of play the Bulldogs attempted series of forward passes and were s.mingly on their way to the goal, but a tumble checked the march. The tumble came just after the Hendrix bunch had completed 15-yard pass, placing the ball on the 7-yard line, only to be called back for off-side.
 The Aggie team outfought and out gamed Hendrix during the game, but were overanXious. They were pen aljzed total of 75 yards for holding the off side. The Bulldogs received 20 yards in penalties.
 The next game for the Bulldogs will be with the University of Arkansas next Saturday at Fayetteville As a result of the poor showing of the Bull dogs in Saturdays game, a general shakeup is expected in the lineup be- fore the next game. Just what chang es Coach Woody will make is not known, but a stronger team will face the Razorbacks than the one that play ed the Aggies Saturday.
 Fresh tomatoes at Heigel-Thessing Grocery Co.-d1t.
 Wanted-Good reliable boy, over 16, to work in tailor shop. Anton Worm, the Tailor,-10-4dtf
 Wonderful views of the Land of the Midnight Sun,' shown with Ed gar C. Raine's lecture on Alaska at he high school Friday night.-d1t
 Wanted-Good white girl for gen eral house work. Good wages and a pleasant home. Apply Mrs. A. Kar- cher, 503 East 7th street, Little Rock, Ark.-10-4d3t
 Misses Lorena E. Miller and Edith George of Dardanelle have returned to their homes after short visit to Miss Inez Houser, at the home of Mrs. Lily Stephens.
 | Woodmen-I am now located west of the railroad first door south of Mrs. Hoss' millinery store. Please come in and pay assessments prompt ! ly. A. L. Jones, Clerk.-10-4d2t
 Dr. J. s. Martin and family of Lit tie Rock were in Conway this morn- ing on their return from Martinvalle, where they attended the funeral of 1 Dr. Martins mother, Mrs. J. N. Mar tin.
 An endowment policy on the life of your child may be the means of com pleting its education. A little saving each week will do it. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,, C. k. Bean, Agent, phone 256.-10-4dtf
 Lloyd D. Lawson, managing direct or of the Hauber theatres, and Mrs. Lawson returned this morning to their home at Pine Bluff. Mr. Lawson has had charge of the local theatre during the absence of Manager A. J. Luka- chic.
 For Sale-Modern fve-room house, glassed-in sleeping porch; lot 75X162. Also ideal building lot, 50Xl90; both on Center street; Georgia State loan of $2,000 on this property makes it easy to pay for. Price $6,500 (, H. Dick erson.-104d6t
 The "Hi " will present Edgar C.. Rane in a lecture on Alaska at the high school auditorium Friday night. The Juneau (Alaska) Dispatch says: That Edgar C, Ranes is competent to speak of Alaska and Alaskans is well known fact. He is probably bet ter known to the people of Alaska than any other man in this territory