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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-13

The Mission Study Class of the
First Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon from 5 until s
o'clock, with stady on Survey to
Service in six lessons.
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Woman's Auxiliary Meeting.

The Womans Auxiliary viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Lee Memorial Room of the First
Presbyterian Church for Bible study,
with Circle No. 3 as leaders.
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: snrnnd Raniisi Church.

Rev. J. T. Sensing, pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Preaching service at II o'clock.
B. Y.P. L. at 6:15 and preaching
az 7 o'clock In the evening.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-13

Tho Rev. A. p. McFer1in, n. D.,
prominent minister IN the Methodist
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-13
ALL THE SAME,

In the new short skirts women's
rights do not seem to be any more
important than their lefts.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-13
Three Thousand Required

this continued must have at least SO per year
wishes thank all volunteer workers for their splendid
ton during and will appreciate continued service the future
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-13
CIVILIAN RELIEF
HOME SERVICE SECTION

Onehu
allotment Hospital
zaton for written regard
csc as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Battered Babe Ruth
Sadly Watching R0ut
of Yanks by Giants
by SID MERCER

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-The
saddest sight OF all is battered
Babe Ruth sitting ia the prosshoN
sick. discOnsolate and savage,
as the Yanks lose without him.
The Babe is out for the series.
Perhaps the Yanks did not miss
him yesterday for Fewster made
a home run and felded well.
However, the menace OF the Ruth
club was removed and his lame
right leg stretched out in front OF
him, was all smiles when the
Yanks drove Toney from the box,
lie chcwcd a big cigar uervously
as the Giants knocked Harper out
and tied II up, but the glooms
were succeeded by JOYS once more
when Fewstcr did the Babes
stuff.
After the Giants stretched their
lead to three runs, Ruth felt sick
and he looked IT, lie did not
come out of his trance until the
game ended.
Then he leaned forward and ad-
ministered o well deserved call
to a snug expert" who had been
telling his readers that Ruth had
been "stalliug all season about his
injuries. that the infected elbow
Is a myth and that the Giants
have become aware OF the fact
that Babe is playing to the grand
stands"
Yesterday Ruth was so stiff
and sore he could hardly move.
lie should be in bed but he ia
grimly determined to stick out
tho remaining games as specta-
tor. When Aaron Ward kicked
the game away today In the sew
enth Ruth almost collapsed.
Only a physicians warning that
he might lose his left arm it the
infection spread, kept Babe out
yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Baltimore and Louisville To Renew
i;uuhir = Championship Tilt
This Afternoon.

BALTIMORE, oct. -. -- The
struggle for the minor league base
ball supremacy will be resumed here
tomorrow afternoon on even terms
between the Baltimore Orioles.
three times champions of the Inter-
national league, and the Louisville
Colonels. 1921 pcnuant winners OF
tho American association. Each side
has won two OF the four games
played at Louisville, Clear and cool
weather Is indicated, and in view
Of the heavy advance sales OF seats,
a hig attendance is expected.
Jack ogden, who pitched the two
winning games at Louisville for Bal
umoro. IS Manager Jack Dunn's Sc
lection for tomorrow, and II is
thought that either the veteran left
handler, Nick CullOp or Ben lineup
will go to tho mound Tor the visitors.
Manager Dunn said he would play
either wade Letter or May DonOhue
al right gcld In place Of Holden.
This change was made because Hol-
den did not play up 90 Dunn's eN-
peCtations at Louisville. The game
IL scheduled TO begin at 2:30 p. m,
eastern standard time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
NEW RECORD SET
FOR SERIES GATE
Receipts 1904, ,781 With at
Least One More Game
to Come

NEW YORK. oct. IA new -a..
ord for world series receipts Vas
made today when tho grand total In
dat" reached tsO4.Js1 That H.g.a
361 more than the previous l.h
u.Ark made iu the sprius notWpp. tna
Cincinnati Nationals and the chi.
CaEo Americans In 1919.
Should the Narks win tomo-rov.s
game and force tho series into the
ninth aud final game. the tYtl. r..
cciI ts undoubtedly VIII pass Oh. mil.
lion-dollsr MARI. Az the r,c.tnta
stand tonight. the total for the seven
games is almost twelve times the ge.
EruEttc collected in the 1905 ssr.s1
between the Giants and Thuadulun.a
Athletics. the first series PLAYED ur.
der the rules OF the old National
commission.
Another capacity crowd Witnessed
todavs game, the official auoullr
being given az 2G.5U3 and Oh. guts
receipts ;iiS.g74.4
OF the sum tho advisory bu0.I
which succeeded the uatIUna. ,u..-
mission. apprUpriates 10 per cent. n-
S77.SAGl0 while the balance goes 20
the club owners. The Attendance
and gate receipts fell t-fa short
~ Fridays record fur the sc-.ee.
There were six paid admissions loss
ard a difference of &32 the l1Ird
game having attracted 7G.50O sp.g-
tators who paid Sl19,OO7 to see the
Giants score their victory over the
Yankees.
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SUFFERS STROKE
ON WAY TO DINNER

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNH.
powers. The senators influence
and advice was said TO have been
largely responsible for the selection
hv President Harding OF Andrew W.
Mellon OF Pittsburgh, as secretary
Of the treasury.
~ was Immediately after the re-
fusal OF the senate to ratity the treaty
OF Versailles that Senator Knox o'-
gan his night for the ending OF tho
technical state OF war by rosp .ll,l
Of congress. As a member oi ,ho
senate foreign relations com W''ls9
he sponsored peace rcsgiu'.oI
which the last congress odepl'r
and which President Wilson vetoed
With some notifications the re1o,
luton was again adopted by 'ns
senate soon after the opening ",
the special session Of congress ga''u
by President Harding.
Senator Knux's last important 'r
dress in the senate was IN suntsls
OF his position that congress ha' ,,o ~
power and upon it deyolved ,hr .,, u.y
to end the status Of war "y ''''
lutiO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
JUNIORS BUSY TODAY DENY PICKING ON OSS
Northwestern Officials Say They
Regret .;S!s!Ca; 20 A:;;;;:s,s;o;:.
Football Star.

CHICAGO. oct. 12-Elmcr Nc
Dewitt, coach OF the Northwestern
University football team. emphat-
ically denied today that Northwos-
tern players Intentionally injured
Arnold Oss. star halfback OF the
University OF Minnesota eleven in
the game at Minneapolis last Satur-
day Students at the University OF
Minnesota have circulated petit
ton asking that athletic relations
with Northwestern be severed be-
cause OF the alleged unsportsman-
like tactics OF the Northwestern
players in Saturdays game.
Mr.. Oss' injury was purely acct
dental" McDevitt said, and due,
In large part, to the weakened
condition of his knee which was
wholly unprotected by any brace.
Every other man / know who has a
bad knee protects II while playing.
Mr.. Oss was not singled out at any
time FOR particular attention and
when he was clipped, the man who
did Il did not know whom he was
clipping
Il regret Oss' injuries and I wish
II had not happened, but | insist it
was accidental"
Feeling at Minnesota is very bit
ter against Northwestern.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
T. H. S. PEP PICKS UP
Return of Captain Shcchan TO the
Team Gives Squad Lite
To Guthrie Friday.

old time pep and speed featured
the last srrimmngo Of tho Tulsa
high warriors yesterday before their
scnlplnE party with Guthrie Friday
Rt Guthrie, Captain Shochan. who
has becu out for several days since
tho death OF his father, was back In
tho line instilliHS Old ttmo ginger
into the sqhad
Followers OF tho Crimson and
Cream were cuthused over the now
lifo which seemed to spring into tho
team Wednesday night. Tulsa
highs chances was given an added
impetus At a time that they needed
Il tho most, Two iO-minuto periods
OF scrimmage with the Kendall
academy team finished tho practice
and tho squad Is all set Tor Tulsa
highs test OF the season Friday
Several shifts In the line was made
"Wednesday and Coach Brcnneman
announced that I'm the main, at least
the changed portions would stand
Tor the opening quarter. Hardy was
shifted from ceNter 10 tackle, a
change that he has won by hard
work and consistent playing In the
past. Fitch, former substitute con-
ter will bo put In Hardy's former
place. Qullter. redoubtable tackle,
was given new berth at quarter,
while Moore was also changed from
tackle 20 guard, Cook, who has been
/ PLAYING on the senior team, showed
such aggressive playing that he Will
/ be given chance OF making the
/ first team nt end In tho coming
/ game.
The Crimson and Cream aggrcga-
| tlon will leave VIA the Katy In a
/ special car AZ 10 o'clock tonight ac-
/ companiod by several school fans
| and outsiders as we'll
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POLO GROUNDS, oct 1'- RID
Ing to victory on tho strong right
arm Of "Shufnin Phi" Douglas.
their spitbalI star. tho Giants are on
the way to worlds championship
tonight
Douglns trimmed the valinntly
fighting IHnks in tho seventh game
OF the worlds series hero this after
noon. 10 /, in the hardest fought
and most exciting game OF the Sc.
iics More, he took the great Carl
Mays 10 another cleaning. winning
two out Of three games pitched
9s"ir-t -" Yankee ro"
As "a result Of Douglas victory.
the Giant. need but one moro game
To- Clinch the titlo. Tho series now
stands four games to three In favor
of McGraw's mon.
Mays was great in defeat. fnt Il
was through no fault OF hts that
the Giants got the break in the luck
that enabled them a. put over the
winning run with two down In the
seventh inning. Aaron ward, who
had been an almDJt uncanny game
at second, bunglod "a groundcr OFF
the bat OF Johnny Rawlings. who
later scored on tine drive.
A big Columbus day crowd of
more than 5000 saw the game.
Both teams threatened In the
initial inning. la the Yunks' halt,
Peck doubled with one down. only
to die on base. bancroft dupllca
ted pcci's feat In the Giant half but
could get nowhere.
In the second inning. the Yanki
started trouble. pipp, firHt up
slapped double against the lef
field fence. and was sacrificed {,
third by ward McNally then poksd
single through the Giant infleld
and Pipp came home.
Tho Giants got TO MAYS la the
fourth and tied mp the count. Art
cr ono out, Young hit one too hot
FOR ward and was Eafc at first. lie
stole second az George Kelly strucl,
out for the eighth time since the sc-
rios opened and brought I'm the COW
etcd on H. Mcuscfs umcly sihgIr to
center.
Then came the break that gave
the Giants the game.
In the seventh. after two were
down In the last half, Rawlings got
a lie at fret, when Aaron Ward
booted his groundcr. iiig Frank
Snyder was the next up and his
slashing two-haEEcr to right center
brought Rawlings mono with the
tally that broke the ito.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
CHARLEY WHITE
VS.. THORPE HERE
Lightweight Bout to Take
Place Of Delayed Pal
mer-MalOne Mill
~ D. 4. nRInnEMArnn

Fy u. a. BRtDGEWATER
'harIoy white, the celebrated
chi ago IIrntwcight kayo King Who
rnnh73 a'o0nd only 90 tho peer css
b"nnT Leonard IN the t35.uOund
dlFlFlun, In an probability W'N box
- rounds hero with Harvey Tnurpe
tough md willing Eanns CIV
puurhnr on October %.
This was tho announcement rnlr
''a'.n1HF hv Louis Newman. match
maker for the on city Athletic club.
aftur hr had lopn sort,I t1 post
pono Indefinitely m. Ju,g MaIouc-
kid Palmer Wlddlcwoirht min
foh"du'cd for that day because ~
HHlWrr.9 decision 90 remain lu El
In'o unul October 23 for a tr.uri
enlargement iho", ON that dap with
Battling Ortogl.
While there's no question hut thlt
Wru' boxing fans will bo dIaap.
pointed 0t the hitch ln the paImor-
Malone plans. f.Il tho lIght-wc.pht
chow that would bring such atoi.n
go. .tprm"r nt white hcro araiugt
such tough opponent At Thorpo
certainly would be juicy morgel In
the way ~ nsic entertainments
Whit" Inm; Contender.
Nhll"t who practically had Benny
Leonard Knocked ont In 'nclr
,haWpi1n7hlp fight at Iouton illr-
Dor a y"Hr ngu ana thru was put Uui
himself by the champion In . later
round, has boon knocking at tho foot
of tho lightweight throne fur years.
lie has had four cracks 4t ihr titlc.
having fought Wuio RtrhIc. once.
Freddy Welsh twice ana Leonard
once. llc had Rtchlo oil but ont
tNo or thrco tiucs IN a lO-ruund
iighi ana only the fact TINT Il vhs
no-dccislun contest saved tho title
for ils owner. white has been
knocking ont opponents rlvht nrh
Ioft for tho last frw months. and
IS ON ono of the busiest campaigns
Of his career. The fnct that he
has "a bout in TCN1a for October 90
IL what enabled Newman to secure
him FOR q show hero ON thc25ih on
such short notice. White has never
boxed I'm Tulsa ana probably would
be big card hor".
While ur has not closed with
Thorpe. .Nowmnp believes he will be
able to line 30 tho Kansas city boy
todn'. Thorpe would give White "A
sun argument They have boxed
three times, white winning one de-
clsiun. Thorpe gaining u newspaper
decision once and ono bout being
even.
Newman also IL consider
ting Mel Coogan the rising New
York lightweight as an opponent for
White, and likewise. Stanley Yoak-
um OF Denver. But ho expects to
get Thorpe
Taking No Chances
Now Hs to Palmer The KID didn't
ask TO have his bout with Malone
put off. lie proposed to box or
tegR In FL PHzo on tho gard and
then come here for the Malone bout
on the 26th, Newman wouldn't CON
slider Il for minute. Too much
chance OF BomethlnR happening to
Palmer In tho OrtogA fight. or
course Palmer figures To whip or
tega. but In boxing, Ike baseball.
you never can tell And Newman
wanted to take no such chances
lie hopes 20 have Malone md
Palmer horo about November 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Otis Defeats Denton
in Spectacular Match

PITTSBURGH, oct. 1c.-In one
Of the most spectacular matches OF
the national three cushion billiard
championship tournament, Chart rs
OTIS, New York, defeated r. ID. Dem
ton, Kansas City, today so to ~ in
forty-five innings Otis played an
uphill game but maintained his lead
after making seventeen billiards In
three innings. Hts high run was
seven Hugh Heal, Toledo, won
from Robert CanuefaN, New York.
80 20 40, I'm soyeDty-twO innings
Heals high run was four and that
for Cannefax, three.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Dropped From Police lists.

IUIINIiUI OCI I--""NlWCN OF 90
men were dropped frcm the list OF
eligiblcs for appointment TO the
Chicago police force today, In most
cases burglary and robbery records
were checked after the candidates
names ono ot M" candidates was
found to bo awaiting trial for muir
der, another 10 have been convicted
three times for robbery, a third To
have been sent to q state hospital
for the Insane
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Babe Ruth, Sorely Wounded,
Wiling to Play Once More

NEW YORK, oct, 12.--Babe
Ruth. out OF tho worlds series be-
cause Of lnjuricG ia suffering from
five different hurts, any one OF
which probably would be sgfl-
Client 10 keep many players from
the game.
Here are Ruth's Injuries;
Infected upper left arm. in
which surgeons have made
thrce-inCh inclsion. Tho original
Injury was suffered In the Cleve-
land New York series The wound
was torn open twice In the games
OF sunday and Monday and the
arm IL badly swollen.
Spraincd LETT knced. suffered
In midsummer. has never had
had enough rest to regain
strength
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Special 20 Tho Wurlh
COMMERCE., oct special
revival services were conducted a.
the Christian church In this city
during he past week, and will con-
tiuuo indefinitely Thu meeting Is
being conducted Ivy Rev. \. 4. Cam
crou, pastor of the Miami Christian
church, assisted hy Rev William
lie May formerly pastor In this city
and now an evangelist, I'm conjunc-
tiou with the present pastor. Rev.
NJ, n, Patrick, They are preaching
with much force and aCCeptabllity,
and their presence Is beuadiCtion
10 the people
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Pulled tendon or Charley
horse in right leg. Torn loose
again Tuesday when ne scored
from first on Meusers two-bagger.
Sprnined wrist, caused by fall
ing on his arm while sliding to
bases.
strawberry" or open sore on
his hip, caused by sliding bases,
and constant reopeninS.
Ruth says he could stand the
pain AID would play, but because
OF the warning OF physicians that
constant aggravation would spread
the infection in his arm and make
another and more serious opera
ton necessary.
Hoyt pitches tomorrow and you
will find Mays in there again Fri
day. lie has the strength and
will do H."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Stop Transformers
On Order of Lands

GOSHEN, Ind. Oct. 12- Louis
Bachelor, Goshen, and Floyd Fi.z-
simmons. Benton Harbor, who were
in charge OF the transforming Chi
cago Cubs. scheduled to start Fri
day at Warsaw. and continue TO
midwcstern cities for two weeks,
were notified today BY 4 rcprosan-
tative Of Judge X. VI. lands, 90 can
Gel all bookings on account OF sneli-
gihle players.
The It. Louis Browns were COM
PEELED to cancel their games In 'H!s
section on account OF numerous coa-
tract jumpers.
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With Two Down He Muffs
Rawlings Grounder;
Snyder Does Rest
SHUFFLIN' ONE WINS
Phil Douglas llurls a Mighty
Game and Giants Need
But One TO Cop
The "Po0r" CLnIOCners

NEW YORK. oct l2.-Ofn-
rIaI attendance nt tho revouth
game Of the worlds series today
was 3G,5Oj and gross rocriuts
Stls.g74 uf which sum tl7,-
sac 10 win SO TO the National
Baseball rommi8siou and tlOi,-
1880 viii bc divided by the
owners of the Giant. and Yaultg.
n was the club owners biggest
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Tc1ns Agglcs Rcat Mcthodlsts.

DALLAS, Texas, oct. l2.-Sou,h-
ern Methodist university linesmen
weakened before the onslaught OF
the Texas Aggies here today and the
A. & A. NJ. celebrated Dallas day
at the stadium at the state fair by
defeating the Mustangs by a score or
l3 TO O.
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RUth'S Arm Better,
but He Cannot Play

NEW YORK. oct. 12.-Bahe
Ruth's arm Is improving steadily,
his physician. Dr.. George King sald
tonight. but the chances Of his play
ing ball again this season arc as re-
mote as they were two days ago. 80
Ruth will continue to occupy nus
seat among the spectators AZ l"o
worlds series.
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NUocIhT 70 INC Womb
ADA, Oct l-.--Mcmhers % bat
terry "F" OF the Oklahoma National
Guard were issued their un.o u,s
here last week Several ship
m,nts OF supplies for the rOmpanA
have been received and others are
expected daily.
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BERLIN, oct. l2,-Clyashcs were
reported from Upper Silosia today,
growing out of the reported degi-
sion OF the league Of nations To re-
icct most OF Germays claims. Eng
lish military circles ir Upper Silesia
frankly expect trouble II the deci-
sion goes again Poland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Silver CrOWR to BE
Presented BambinO

polo GROUNDS, NEW
YORK, oct. IA silver base
hall crown, which will he pre-
sented To Babe Ruth, King or
swat. Just before tomorrow's
ssne. was exhibited In the press
hox today. The crown ls orna-
o,ented with g5 tiny silver base
haus ia signify the bamblno's
new world record;
nt,Iier Huggins win make the
M.,,.rtation M.,,e speech. Tho New
PWorH club had ths crown made,
NrnSerstood fans win be per
IL t,fed ~ 10 pay for H. all who
nilts donations receiving a ball
antograp phed by Ruth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
GIANTS ON WAY
TO SERIES WIN
CONrINUTD FROM FACE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE.
two Giants had bocn retired In tho
seventh inning. Ward recovered
tho bah and made a quick throw to
r!pr bat was lust too late.
Tho play ON Rawlings, clcnnly
made ot course, would have retired
the side, But Wards bobblo pro-
vidcd an opening OF which tho
Giants were quick to take ndvan-
tago. Frank Snyder numbered CON
tideutly up 10 the plate and banged
away without an instnnts hcuita-
tion, jamming the first ball pitched
into tho outticld for two bases
Giant Hooters uoar.
Rawlings winged his way around
the bases as Miller and Fcwstor
scrambled for the Dall. but before
Il could be relayed In. Rawlings
was across the plate with what
proved to be the winning tally. rho
Giant rooters knew no limit In their
enthusiasm and Il was moments hc-
fore the roar Huhslded as MAYS put
on steam and famed Douglas for
the third out.
The game from the very start was
nip and tuck affair. The second
man up on each team, peckinpaugh
for the Yanks and bancroft for the
Giants, hit FOR two bases In tho flrsg
inning, but both were left. Then In
the second the Yanks sent a run
across. Pipp, first up, slashcd a
double To left. ward, with a neat
sacrifice, advanced tho lanky firs;
sacker to third, Mike McNally,
nCAt up. proved the right man for
the pinch, win the inficld drawn
In, ne singled sharply to right and
Pipp Tailed,
WalIy SChang forced McN'ally At
second but Mays, n powerful hitter,
met one o. Douglas offerings
squarely and sent IL shooting on a
line In the direction ot right field.
Rawlings, however, leapcd high m
the air and hauled down the sphere
with one hand. his great catch lp-
firing the side.
Giants Tie IL In Fourth,
Neither side scored In the third
but In the fourth the Giants tied Il
up, With one out, Young got an IN
tield hit Off Wards glove and stole
/ second as Kelly struck out, Irish
Meusel then lnod neat single to
| center which brought Young homo
| with tho tying run.
! inc count remained In It's lightly
knolted state until tho seventh with
lls tatal break Tor the Hanks and
tho Giants winning tally.
McNnIly whose hit brought In tn,
iankS only run, Injured his rIsht
shoulder In sliding Tor second when
J no vas forced there in tho second In
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Very sympathetic,

MothCr-Ivc tried hard 60 make
YOU a good child, Margaret, and yet
In spite OF all my efforts you are
still rude and naughty.
Margaret ,deepiy mov"dD What
failure you are, muthcr. II london
Weekly Telegraph.
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Football Results

AZ Dallas-TeXas A. & NJ. -,
Southern Methodist university, 0.
Al Springfield, Mass,--Holy Cross,
Il; Springfield college. 0.
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inpnugh. Bancroft, ripp, Burns 2,
Su,irr. Stolen bassc---SOunG. SaCri-
TiCc--Nnrd. left on baScs--NmCri-
cans I, Nationals &, Basc on balls --
off Douglas I. Struck out by Mays
:, by Douglas 3. Wild pitCh--Doug-
las. ImplrCs--ut plate, Quiglcy; M
nt first, ChilI; NJ sCSond, Riglcr; NJ
third. Mornrity. Time uf game one
hour aud 80 minutCr.