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New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Bulldog Humbles Tiger
First Time In Five Years
in Desperate Battle Be-
fore Throng of 10000
\ \'Aldrich's Two Field
Goals Win for Eli
Marshal Eoch Given Oya-
ton by Greatest Crowd
in Collegiate History
By Grantland Rice

NEW HAVEN, Nov. IA Young
Bulldog, built along greyhound lines.
is frolicking in merry fashion around
New Haven tonight with large patch
of Tiger hide still dangling from his
mighty teeth.
He had waited and starved for exact
ly five years for this banquet upon
Tiger meat, but now he is gorged to the
final bite, with every Tiger bone licked
clean.
For it so happened that in one of the
most desperate football battles that
ever ripped and tore up the sod of any
held young Yale team of speed, power
and machinelike play overturned
frlnceton's veterans by the score of 13
to Z as Marshal Ferdinand Foch and
some $4,000 others looked down from
toe big bowl through gray November
afternoon.
If he had been interviewed by your
correspondent the astonished Marshal
undoubtedly would have admitted that
the best team won, and in this con-
sentative admission he would have
been exactly 100 per cent correct.
Victory for Modern Football
The best team won through mod
ern football system built around Cap
tain Malcolm Aldrich and Charlie
U'Hearn, two of the greatest stars that
ever wore the Blue into victorious
oaftie' outstanding heroes tonight
where Yale men meet to sing the
praise of a gallant young machine that
faced its first big test without faIter-
ing at any turn of the long and rocky
read.
1t was O'Hearn who scored Yale's
touchdown in the first period by a IT.
yard dash around Princeton's right
wing on delayed pass and when
princeton's fighting rally had tied up
the score, it was Aldrich who came to
sne rescue with two drop kicks that
placed the Bulldog beyond all fear of
want and so broke Nassau's grip upon
an Eli throat. Princeton fought with
savage bitterness into the deep, au-
rn .amn shadows thai, blanketed the field
upon the final play, but Yale had
CHARGED in through the second half
with too much fire and dash, speed.
skl-l and courage to be held in check
iny- anything the battered Tiger team
mad to give in return. 1t was in the
two closing periods that Yale rose to
her greatest heights and swept Mas
sau from the field with series Of
= drlves that took the big toe of NAL
Aldrich twice within easy scoring dis
tance of the waiting crossbar.
Foch Given Welcome Roar
In the wake of the SMASHING marches
me first great November crowd since
1915 stood and watched the Yale snake.
oance up and down the field, neralclng
the end of the long Blue drouth, which
iad Jones and his game young team
finish. 0''N'A "a
The scene was set for imposing
aalama from the start. Twenty minutes
oelore game time Marshal Foch and his
sIan crossed the field to welcome
,s, roar, the gallant French Marshal sa-
,aa!lng with all the rapidity of ma
ehlne gun in action at busy sector
''ohg the front. For this brief moment
CONTINUED page twenty
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
UnitedStates Proposes To- Year Naval Holida,
Would Scrap 90 Capital Shi ps, 80 America
British Surprised
By americas Offer

LONDON, Nov. IL (By The
Associated Press).-The Ameri-
can suggestion of ten-year naval
holiday came as a complete sur
prise, the correspondents of the
British newspapers having led the
people to believe that no definite
American plans We're ready, and
that the first days proceedings
at the conference would be merely
formal.
Hence, the program for the
wholesale scrapping of capital
ships caused an enormous sensa
ton when it was announced
briefly by the evening papers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Arms Delegates Dine
AS Guests of Hardings
Function First of Series to Bring
Conferees Together in
Social Events

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The entire
group of delegates to the armament con-
ference were entertained at dinner to-
night by President and Mrs. Harding
Afterward there was reception in the
East Room for the delegates, members
of their advisory committees and at
taches.
The function was the first of a series
at which those who are concerned with
the conference will be brought together
socially. Members of the Cabinet, for
eign diplomats resident here and various
other high officials are expected to con-
tinue the round of entertaining through
out the conference.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
collegiate Football
Scores Made Yesterdu,

Yale, 10; Princeton, !.
fnn fpenn State, 13; Navy, I.
nnuaitmouth IA; Penn, u.
rutgers. 2l; n. Y. University. 4.
Uusryard. .; Brown, Z.
sWasn: and JEFF, 4; Pittsburgh. o.
yU.s'in,ascuse. "a; Colgate. o.
MMsi,i,ams. 20; Amherst, o.
gutenberg. 12; Fortiham, ].
stevens. s4; Maine. I.
3 Sorheii. IA; Springfield. o.
HtHy, ~; Fillan0ya, o.
ppaIaSette. "a; Delaware. o.
Hchani Hsosh.on University: 20; Norwich, Ii.
rraekinson, 28; Allegheny, 6.
rrermont, IA; Middlebury, I.
SNentre 21; Auburn. o.
rs,s. rsw Hampshire. Sc; Mass. Aggies, Z.
wisconsin 4; Michigan, z.
unio state. 2s; Purdue. o.
s;sa oi Detroit. "a: Marietta. o.
Nrove Mo,e, City. 2s; W. Va. Wesleyan. Q.
UUoeriin I; Case. 4.
Kenyon. o: Hiram, O.
nooster, Is; Akron. o.
ESAeter, "a; Andover, g.
Rauer, RRa,ier, 3; Michigan Aggies, 2.
Rpsennison 1; Y. of Cincinnati, o.
vseethsseiaer, Z; Worcester Tech, 8.
Ssh.i Se freshmen. 9; Harvard freshmen, o.
wvsoraska. 20; Kansas, o.
rafquette, Z; North Dakota. 3.
rnotre Dame, AZ; Haskell Indians. 7.
tIusA Anislus nnmus College (BuffaIo). "a; st. Igna-
''Js college tCIeveland). g.
paverford, 6; Trinity, O.
Semester. Z; Hamilton, O.
i'riurthmore, Z; Johns Hopkins, O.
mon, 4; Wesleyan, 0.
R,sh, 50: Lebanon Valley, !.
rrSS;sksnell. 81; Gettysburg. !.
iniei. is; Alfred, o.
Wsaa, WvMa, u; Indiana, o.
Wsssaasi,' WsCasi,' 80; Rose Poly, o.
iioIvs iIsefn r Reserve, 4; Ohio Wesleyan, o.
Cscss ,Iross. IA: Colby, o.
Wss1s Tech. Fl; Georgetown, Z.
Tsnma.v Tenn virginia. q; Virginia, o.
WasI,s.see. FL; Sewanec, 0.
Ssecos.ssia scp.s 4. vanderbilt, I. ' "
~ ,tarolina, OF Davidson. 0.
/. q .. na,yiand. nSls,ryiand. IS: Catholic e., o.
Misso,rrsp ,rspiorado, o: Y. of Utah. o.
"ssainsson. IA; Tulane. ..
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Unknown Soldier Wears
Final u. S. Medal of War
Weeks Announces That Three
Year Limit for Decora.
tiOns Has Expired

WASHINGTON, Nov 12-America's
Unknown Soldier received the last Con-
gressional Medal of Honor and the last
Distinguished Service Cross which can
be bestowed for deeds performed in
the World War, the War Department
announced to-day The act of Con-
gress authorizing the President to
make these awards, as we'll as to
bestow the Distinguished Service Medal,
prescribed in effect, it was explained,
that the awards must be made within
three years of the date of the act
justifying the award. The time limit
expired yesterday on the third ami
versary of the armstce.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

Pinehurst. Great amateur professional al
best ball golf tournament begins Nov. 1s.
Thru Pullman Penn. 2:05 p M. daily. Sea-
board Air Line Ry., 142 w. 42nd St.--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Japan Reduces Naval
Budget 100000 Yen
Army Estimate Cut 10, 900, 900,
Curtailment in All Govern
mental Denartmenfs

TOXIC. Nov. 10 (By The Associated
Press) ).-Japan's governmental budget
for next year, as unofficiaily reported
here to-day, carries total expenditure
estimate of 1,463, 100000 yen, being a
decrease of l20,0O0,0O0 yen from last
years budget.
The naval estimate, said to have been
decided by the budget council, carries
a total Of 393,662,5 SIT yen. being re-
duction of about 80,000,000 yen. The
army estimates showed a reduction of
about 100000 yen, the total being
approximately 2s3,000,O00 yen.
A curtailment was shown in practi-
cally all the governs,ental departments,
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
Notice To

Rent drivers, stage drivers or any man having a large family: We hold for sale at a really exceptional bar gain price a high grade 1-passenger late model Paige. This car is first class in every particular-looks and runs almost like new-S250 or small car as first payment takes it; bal ance on small monthly payments.
 R. D. ROPER MOTOR co.
 402-412 N. Center It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
832 North 18th Ave.

Broom frame and garage, built-in features, toilet and bath. 3rd house south w. Roosevelt St. All fenced and good shade; furnished; only $2500: $500 cash. bal. monthly dg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
Exchange for Los Angeles
 Property

paved highway, well improved. fenced and cross fenced, fine old shade, planted to 10 acres cotton, 15 acres milo maize. 20 acres alfalfa, balance to be planted to barley. Will trade 40 or 20 acres to suit. Also have fine modern bungalow in Chandler. close 10 San Marcos Hotel. This property owned by same party. What have you7
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co.
 13o North Central Ave.
 Phone 1756 ak
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
The House Beautiful

And it will appeal to you-pro- vided a large comfy two story home--Complete in every detail-is your wish
 This home is on prominent fCenilworth corner surrounded by well-kept green lawn-From large porch. you enter commodious hy- ing room; then there's a den, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bath and large kitchen porch on the lower floor-The upper floor has three more bedrooms bath, large hall and sleep ing porch "A basement and steam heating furnace add to the comforts to-A double garage in the rear
 Priced To Sell - See MT. Lane
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg Phone 1881 dg FOR SALE-The Best Buy on BRILL ST. m a broom home for ss2oo: requires s1550 cash. See GROOM. IS w. Adams. dk
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
Will You Trade?

We have several good residence properties to trade on ranch lands If you have your land priced righl and are not being closed out and you are really interested, see Webb with
 MEYERS INVESTMENT co.
 33 N. 1st Ave- Phone 4106 de
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

LOTS FOR SALE-Southeast cor ner Latham and Seventh Ave. S0- foot front, s160o. Corner 11th St. and Portland. $500. Second lot north of Roosevelt on 11th St. $500. Easy terms on all. Phone owner, f545. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
CARS ARE AS REPRESENTED
1920 DODGE ROTHERS S
 rrnT-DTNvCs

 1920 DODGE ROTH E R S TOURING In the very best of condition in every detail. Its original enamel finish and the splen- did condition of the uphol- stery are silent witnesses to the good care it has had. Shoc.S absorbers and excel lent rubber $500 1919 DOD GEE B R O T H E R S
 TOURING
 33x4 tires, original enamel . finish, good top, seat covers, shock absorbers and lens. This is a good car at low price $o5V 1918 DODGE B R o T H E R S TOURING
 This car runs good and has good rubber. It would sell for more money if it was re- painted and its appearance better. A fine chance to get a car for good service that is priced low $425 THIS IS SPECIAL,
 We have a Dodge Brothers
 roadster with oversize tires, repainted, slip covers, new
 top with plate glass in rear curtain, motor meter and
 lens. Every bolt and bush
 ing inspected and all neces-
 sary repairs made. x6z5 DODGE BROTHERS SCREEN
 COMMERCIAL TRUCK
 Thoroughly repaired, very
 good rubber, cord tires in
 rear, repainted. No guess
 work about this car. Real
 value .$125 1920 CLEVELAND SIX TOUR
 ING
 Imagine a Cleveland six cyl
 finder touring car with body painted a dark blue, black
 lenders, five white wire
 wheels, five good tires, top and upholstery as good as new. Then come and run it, Remember, the price of this car is over sixteen hun dred dollars $750 4-90 CHEVROLET TOURING Five good tires, self starter. | tools, curtains, demount- able rims. This car priced low at Solo SCRIPTS BOOTH ROADSTER Repainted, good tires, wire 1 wheels wind wings, self starter, etc. We will sell this 1 car so low we do not care to
 quote the price in the paper. 1919 FORD TOURING
 Overhauled, new top, new seat covers. new paint; best
 buy in a used Ford in Mari
 copa county ............-$2 $2ss :! CAREFULLY NOTICE ',  We will soon have for sale the fol lowing used cars, priced to sell l quickly and in good condition: | OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB T BUICK LIGHT SIX TOURING | CADILLAC "S'' TOURING
 STUTZ ROADSTER
 FORD TOURING lMcArthur Brothers Tele- Used Car Dept. Cente phone See Stevens and 4321 Madison
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
FOR sALE-HousEs
Why Pay Rent

4-room frame shingled house, built in features, toilet bath, city wa ter and electricity; only months old; a bargain; only s2200; $500 cash. bal. s35 month, all on contract. This cost over $300o.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 130 N Central Ave Tel 1T56 dg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
S4,2W

Five room pebble dash house, N. E. Hardwood floors, built-in features on paved street, block of car line, $500
 cash, balance $36 a month. Phone owner, 8405. al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Three Houses, S4000

Located on the desert. soft running water pipe to each. One is a 4-room Mastered partly furnished; the others each 4-room good frame houses. $4000 buys the bunch and lots. Easy terms.
 STREET REALTY co.
 516 ". Washington ak
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

FORD touring. mechanically good, 1919 model. s175, good rubber. AT E. Van Buren. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

$475 CASH
 Modern 5-Room home on car line and paved street Price $4500-Bal- ance easy Possession at once. Bolin Realty Co. 12 w. Van Buren St. Phone 4252. 1t, IF THIS WAS NOT A BARGAIN WOULD NOT ADVERTISE TT. BROOM BRICK. AND SMALL FRAME IN REAR, REIN TED. WALKING DIS TAN CE. $5000. %: ONLY 5000 CASH. THE RENT WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL PAY MENTS. SEE WHEELER WITH MEYERS INVEST. co. 33 N. 1ST AVE. PHONE, 4106. al
 SLx-ROOM modern brick bunga- low. Very desirable and reasonable. Owner. 13411z West Washington or 1916 E. Moreland. dl
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
FOR sALE-AuroMoeILEs

IT'S EASY TO MAKE sTATEs
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

160 A STATE LEASE One mile from railroad station. good land. 30 feet to water, 30 miles from Phoenix Come in and get the price. MURKEN, with
 MEYERS INV. CO.,, ss N. First Ave. Phone 41os 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
6-Roonn Brick

O-hOOIIl brlcK Near Indian school car line and Osborn school; good shade; $500 will handle and the balance very easy. The owner is compelled to leave; bargain for somebody. Why not you?
 JONES & CuMMINS Phone 5970. Room 302 Heard Bldg.
 dg FOR SALE-Nice bungalow, gar age. plenty of shade, lot 50x150; at 1929 F. Willetta. dm WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 GOOD BUYS
 7~room new home, garage, F acre lot, on Central, S9500, or will rent furnished S150 month.
 8-room house, close in, coming business property, $6750. S1750 cash. 40 acres, fine land, well located. s275 per acre. $500 cash, balance to suit, or will trade for smaller place or. city property.
 160 acres well improved in Miss ouri. Will trade on ranch land 60-acre well improved ranch, S250 per acre. s2000 cash.
 M. H. SHELTON
 215 w. Washington If FOR SALE-By owner, 5-room brick. 1241 E. Morelard. 2
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

REMEMBER THESE CARS HAVE ALL BEEN OVERHAULED AND ARE ABSOLUTELY IN CONDI- TON TO GIVE GOOD LASTING SERVICE.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

FOR SALE House near High School; paving paid; good shade. 5000 cash: price only $4250. GROOM IS w. Adams. ak
 GROOM Modern Brick on North Central Ave. Near Osborn School. Price $2950. $500 cash, balance monthly payments. No mortgage. See MT. Dagley or MT. Gill. 14 West Van Buren Street. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

AT BIG discount. the modern six room home. by owner. at '1125 North First Street Hardwood floors. etc. Call 210 S. Third Avenue. ak
 FOR SALE-Well built 4-room house, 2 sleeping porches; can be easily moved. Phone HUH. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
Buy From Owner

Cool residence; abundance of shade. See owner. Palm Lane and Seventh street. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

UNFURNISHED brick. 214 F. Pierce. Phone S947. al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

IN Bella Vista Place, two blocks from Osborn school, six rooms and bath, pressed brick. with oak floor in living and dining room; all built-in features, including fireplace; we'll built garage with cement floor, ce- ment walks; just being completed; |;
 will be offered for sale by owner for one week only at s4500. Last house Wills. al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
BUT . BE SURE THE USED

MENTs IN ADVERTISEMENTS
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Furnishel and un- furnished house and apartments. See Grover c. Miller, with F. A. Jeffer- son, Realtor, 34 North Central Ave Phone 710. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

FURNISHED and room apart ment on car line, steam heat. garage
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

BEzAO II IF O O1 11ONdH OF AOO1iso ON so ACRES OF EXTRA GOOD LAND NEAR CHANDLER ALL IN ULTIvA TON: FAMILY OR- CHARD, GOOD SHADE; DELCO LIGHTS. $200 PER ACRE. SOME CASH. AND PHI OE NIX RESI- DENCE. GOOD TERMS ON BAIL ANCE- SEE WHEELER WITH MEYERS INVESTMENT co. B N.
 1ST AVE. PHONE 4106. al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
Two Dandy Five
 Acre Tracts

One with good house, four rooms and ssreen. electric lights, fruit and flowers. $6oo0: terms.
 One now in cotton for $500 per acre. Buyer can purchase crop if desired; good terms.
 These tracts are well located on north Seventh Ave. Finest soil in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
TOLLESON-SAMUELL LAND co.
 206 Heard Bldg. Phone 42S2 dl

FOR SALE-2 full acres with all most modern home of rooms; on paved street. < mile to school, well fenced. miles out; yours for $29o0. Terms: $400 cash and $100 every six months. with interest. this is a bar gain. See GROOM. IS West Adams.
 dJx
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
S750 CASH

Partly furnished rooms and bath brick, latest built-in features, hard
 good floors, close in near school and car. Cost owner s6000 to build, he is leaving town, will sacrifice at s4750. o. K Realty Go. 232 w. Jefferson. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

SAVE RENT-Better homes for less. Monthly installments if we build them. 10 years in Phoenix. Carl H. Johnson & Co, Central and Madison If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

TWO large rooms and screen porch, s20. unfurnished. 101i South Third Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Best 80 Acre Buy

ss1o per acre; $500 will handle; balance easy payments for six years Near Glendale ss6 N. First Ave. ak
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
VETERANS TO AID
PRUNE CAMPAIGN
Spanish War Camp Bachelors
Not to Wax Facetious Over
California Product.

James s. Pettitt Camp. No. ),
United Spanish War Veterans, will
do its share in helping Oregon to
get rid Of it's surplus crop OF
prunes, or at least the bachelor
members Of the organization will
be called upon TO do their part.
AT last nights meeting the camp
voted that all bachelor members
who live in boarding houses kindly
refrain from saying:
|. What. prunes again." when they
see this popular boarding house
dish on the table.
This action was taken after a
communication was read from SEN
eca Fouts. chairman of the Oregon
prune Campaign and a member of
Scout Young Camp, No. ., request
ing assistance in selling the sur
plus crop of 1920.
Addresses were made by Senior
Vice Department Commander Nc
Caffery Past Commander Ford. of
Dewey Camp, and A. s. Carruthers,
of Hamilton Fish Camp. No. 9. of
El Psso, Texas.
Wesley l.. Schoheld. William ].
Boyd and Frank Malcheck were
elected to membership and ]. y.
Breen. J. Evans and F. G. Hanks
were reinstated
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
HOLDS2 NEGROES
UNDER CnARCE0f
MURDER IN STORE
Police Allege Both Took
Part in Shooting of
Lieberman.

William Albert Payne. aged 2s. Of
sss e street southwest, and John
Walter Wracks. %. OF SO Frsncis
street southeast, both colored, early
today were charged with the muir
der of Max Lierberman in his shop
at zls M street southwest last
Thursday night They were booked
at police headquarters following
several hours grilling by central
bureau detectives. -IT
According TO the officers, the men
admit holding up the storekeeper
and concur in the story Of the sf-
fair, but each charges the other
with the actual killing, which was
done with a revolver. a shot pIsro-
ing Lieberman's breast and causing
his death at Casualty Hospital
three hours later.
Detective Flaherty declares tost
Wracks voluntarily informed him
he could tell him something about
the Lieberman shooting" two dsyls
after the holdup. II was on Monday
that Payne and Wracks were picked
up on suspicion by Detectives Mui-
len, Flaherty, Morgan. keck. Jack
son and Jones. The sleuths say
Wrscks declared he and Payne dis
guised themselves near Liebermsns
store. entered. asked him for an ar
ticle that entailed some search and
that Payne covered him with a re-
volver while his back was turned
and fired the fatal shot as Lieber-
man confronted them Payne cor
roborates this. Il is alleged. but says
Wracks did the shooting.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Runaway Boy Eludes Police Guard
When About to Be Turned Over
To Father From Wilmington, Del.

with the sudden disappearance Of
Harold v. Ferree. Is years old. from
the house of detention yesterday,
the police are confronted with a
mystery.
The method he adopted in max
ing. his escape puzzles the authori-
ties. Ferree, it is said, left his
home in Wilmington. Del. last Sat
urday and came to this city. The
police halted his travels by send
ing him to the house OF detention
and notifying his father TO come
for him.
His father arrived yesterday and
the house Of detention was notified
10 bring the boy to police head
quarters. After a few minutes
wait. headquarters was advised the
boy had disappeared.
Ferree and a guard had started
dowr a flight of steps at the house
Of detention on their way to head
quarters. but when the guard reach
ed the bottom of the stairs the boy
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
FASTER'S HUSBAND
BEATS UP DOCTOR

DANVILLE, ILL.,. March S.-Ernie
Harrington, husband Of Sadie Har-
rington. who claimed to have tasted
forty-eight days in an effort to save
her husbands soul. was arrested to-
day charged with brutslly assault
ing DR.. J. x. Hudley. prominent
Danville physician. sHe was placed
under bond of $500 and will be
given hearing before a magis-
trate's jury next Thursday. Har-
rington, it is explained, jumped into
the automobile on the public square
in Dsnville and beat him up. break
ing his nose. bruising him about
the head and breaking a finger.
Harrington is the same man who
beat up Harry Burch, a Chicago
moving picture operator, when
Burch attempted to take some pic
lures at the Harrington home dur
ing Sadie's alleged fast