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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
RUSSELL H. shEAD DIES
]: !: ]. SUDDENLY IN NEW YORK
---s
~~-es --
- Funeral Arrangements Not Yet
Madc-Widnw Expected
Here Today.

Funeral service will hc conducted
tomorrow for Russell IL. Sncad man
niger or the mail and express traffic
OF the Chcsapcak and ohio Railway,
as wei as the Ho King VALLEY, though
no definite, hour ms been set. as his
widow will not arrive in Richmond
..om the West uNtil late this eve
ming.
Mr.. Sncnd died n New York Mon
DAY night at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
as. the result OF heart disease. He
was attending a meeting or express
n,anaEers OF the eastern District. be-
Ing chairman of tie organization.
"A native OF Vim mia. Mr.. Snead was
81 years old Il; II" time OF mis- death.
lie made his home in the Boulevard
Apartments. lie s survived by his
wife ana two daughters. Mrs.
Charles :. Scherirerhorn. and Miss
Virginia Sncad. hu.h OF Richmond.
s-Most OF his lie Mr.. Sucad spent
IN the West. chiefly in Denver, COL
He was formerly specia! express
examiner OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission, but resigned this posi-
ton TO accept an offer OF the Chcsa-
pcakp and Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

OF tho club. expressed tho deep ap-
probation OF tho organization for
tho work which the retiring head had
done during the year. ana presented
MIN with silver vase filled with
roses as II token of apprcclation.
iresident McFadcn had previously
oeen presented with a silver pitcher
oy tho officers of the club and the
board of directors
Election of officers Immediately
ioiiowcd the address by President
McFadcn. totar!an Harold Rloom-
pcrg. IN II Few words, told the newly
u!octru men that the club would
stand behind them in their cfrorts
during the year.
president call then took the chair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
AUGUST F. GR|MMELL
DIES At HOME HERE
Retired Plumber VIII he Buried
tomorrow Afternoon ut Holly
wood Cemetery.

august i. Grimmcll. 81 years old,
"icd at O'Clock last night at his
residence, 20i7 Grove Avenue. fol-
lowing short illness
Mr., Grimmcil, formerly in the
Plumbing business with his brothers
haS hecn retired for about fifteen
Years. Funeral services Will be con-
Quoted from the residence tomorrow
afternoon ut o'clock. Rev. .. Guthc,
nihciatlnS. lntcrmcnt will be in
Hollywood.
Resides his widow. Mr. Grimncl
leaves TWO brothers. II. T.. and G. T.
Grtmmcil. both of Richmond and
three sisters, Mrs. j. T.. Leibert. Mrs
mares DIETRICH. both Of Richmond,
and Mrs. Fred Sommers. OF Newark
y. j.
lie was member OF Oriental
Lodge. No. 81. Masons. at Denver. and
OF The Wcstmorcland Clmh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
COFER SHOWS BY CHART
BUDGET RISE AND FALL
Total Shows Increase of $543,91471 Over Last Year
Minor Decreases Registered in Several Depart
ments of City Government.

The summary shows decreases in
TIE expense account of the Juvenile
Court. in the miscellaneous items in
the expense account Of the pcpart-
ment OF Finance. in the expense aC-
count of the Department Of Public
Utilities. making Il total decrease OF
SlS2.3I3.S0, being Il total for all de-
partmcnts including debt service, bu,
not including schools. The total net
increase oveS last year is Sji3.?li7I
which includes city debt and schools
with the reduction OF S37.lS5.i1 de-
crease from the department expense.
The table below gives the full sum
mary:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

In order To give the general public
some idea of what the budget means
TO tho city. and To show what is be-
ing done with the revenue derived
from the various sources, Comp
troilcr Golfer has drafted a concise
summary OF the various appropria
lions for this year rs compared with
those of last year. with the increases
and the decreases i'm each item. This
summary is interesting. and will.
doubtless. hc preserved for reference
by every citizen Interested in the
management 90 the city and the con-
duct Of its affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
TURNS IN FAKE FIRE
ALARM; PAYS S25 FINE
Ispeclnl % rhc rimcs.nisnn1ch. l

LiNCHBURG, VA. April 26-f:d-
ward Randol<r,. negro. was fined SoJ
III the Police Court here Tuesday on
the rhHrrc Of tclcnaoninE Il false fire
alarm 10 the fire department.
I:y observing calls over the nbonc
u the department. the telephone COM
panN told the police that the call
came from pay station in the Union
Passenger station, and in half an
bnur the negro was under arrest
the fire department has had much
trouble here in the past year from
such calls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
IN MOTHERS MEDICINE CHEST

arc standard remedies which have
stood the test OF timc-rcmcdics
which their mothers and grandmoth-
crs mad used before them. Such is
Lyuia r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound which for nearly fifty years
mas been helping the women of this
country to overcome many forms Of
female Ills: merit alone could have
stood such test of time and won
such an cnviablc rccord.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS

Aliens Foot Ease. the ant!Septlc powder
20 b" shaken into tn" shoes, no, only stops
tn" pain az Corns aud buniprs and gives
quick rcHcf to sweating, crllpus. tired.
hut Aliens Foot Eas" rests tn" feet Kc"rg
them cool and comfortable all tho limo.
saving the constant wear on shoes cal used
by nervousness OF the feet. Shoes ana
stockings wear ,wicr ns long when you
wal" la comfort. Try Aliens Foot Ease
tOldy.-AIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
mr. NiI;i,,u \ Whi,I,rl.

Especial u tn" limos biSpatch.l
WINCHESTER VA. April &c, DR..
William J. WhitloCk, aE"d ~, widely
known herb specialist, died today. fol-
lowing several weeks Illness While
boy of II he ran away from home
in Hampshire County, West Virginia.
and joined Genera! lmbod.n'H Conf.d-
crate brigade. y widow. four broth
crs. thrCc Sisters. sMrNiNr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
get, = Years for c,rc,c.s nr,,,,r

NVTEFOTN. w, April 26.-Thomns
TANNER. colorcd, WAS sentenced to
three years III the pcnitcntiary for
running down with an autonobilc and
dragging distance of 200 yards Miss
j.. NJ. Toland, Il missionary. in South
Norfolk. several weeks ago. Tanner
was convicted by a jury in the Circuit
Court of Norfolk County late ycStcr-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
NIrs. NnnrN Stnnc.

---FREDERlCkS RrRC. VA. April 90.
Mrs. Nancy stone. widow OF the late
Barton stone. of Stafford County. died
Saturday, April -, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Emma Harding. 90 g
Street. s. w, Washington. -. T., IN her
93rd year. The body was brought
here. taken 10 stafford County ANA in
tcrmcnt made in the family bGry!nr
ground at her old home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
child Die, az Mcnin.it,s.

I.SNCHEURG, VA. April 26.-Fan-
nic Ruth, the ~ year old daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs y. w Snow. died
Monday at her home in Campbell
County after : brief illness of
meningitis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

LNNCliBURG, VA. April 2c.-Johu
j. l'arrar. 80 year, old. died Monday
at 1885 Main S;rcct. He WAS IA ma
tive q: Nelson County. and is SUR
viyed by his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
4. j. IlurI,s Dies.

NMHEKST, w, April 2h.-N. ].
BurkS. merchant of Monitor. this
county. died today At a hospital, short
ly-aftcr AN operation. MIR. EurEs has
been in failing health for several
months. lie WAS a most excellent man
and Christian. lie Will hc buried to-
morrow AT Sard!s Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
i.,nrhburg CrcdI, ,I,, ,,,..,

n N'TIHUIkCi. VA. Anril 2G.-Thc
, '::nmTnnWrG branch of the National
req" A"n's Association has elected
these officers for the coming ycnr.
president. ". Ward hin: vice nresi .
dents, Walter &. Rcaslcy and II. G;
mooa; secretary: r. 4. Clark and.
directors. X. l.. H. Mann. r. 4. len
nincs. John II. Davis. l.. *. WilIiams
NJ. j. Allen and II. II. Horton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
FOR ITCHING Torture
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zcmo, which generally ovcrcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch. pimplcs. rashcs.
blackhcads, in most cases give way
&c Lcmo. frequently, minor blcmishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zcmo is safe. anti
septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable 1t costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, Sl.00. 1t will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins.
The T. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

.ITNCNHtRG, VA, April 26.-J. G.
johnson, brother OF Stanhopr :.
Johnson, a local architect. died Mon
day night in Washington. being sur
vivcd by his wifi" and two sons. Mrs.
j. 6. Coleman is q sister and y. II.
Johnson nmnthnl- Mrnlhnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Edward VI I,rura Jr.

,YNCHBIRG. w. April 26-F.d
ward Nj. Beard, ", - years of age.
only son OF MIR. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Beard.
died Monday at his home in Am
-herst. of diabetes He is survived by
his parents and a sister. Miss ELIZA
beth Beard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

one sister. Elizabeth lea rd rio was
u communicate OF Ascension Episco-
pan church. and several years ago
graduated from Amherst high school
after which he spent several months
NJ Fork Union Academy. The funeral
services viii be held tomorrow af-
tcrnoon nj . O'Clock from Ascension
church. and the burial Will H.. i'm
Amherst cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Ed Nynrh VI. Ilcnrd. LIZ.

~ IRST, Va. April 2G.-Edward
sgS SnS pna99. Jr.. aged ~, only son OF
sSn,nS mi, MI In T.. NJ. Beard. died this
a Ma , un,t Jan an sG.o,.ock at the nome
Five The conn IS. He had been Ill FOR
months in his, and had undergone
fninns If his many places including
q the number Elizabeth Beard. He was
tihe origina alists in Chicago and Else
~ IL was
srthnt mos survived by his nnrents ard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

remains were sent I'm Iyr,b,,,
DAY FOR burial. She Is s,Irv,vrI ~,
on" sister, Mrs. l.. II. Gum. of thls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Miss idr C'rutnpton.

DANNIILE. VA. April 26.-Miss
Ida Crumrton, over 20 years OF age.
died AT the General Hospital this
morning. after long illness Her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

ilNcHHtRG. VA. April o5.-Four
magistrates in Brookvillc District.
Campbell County. held \. II. Kyle.
county policcman: .\bncr Henderson
ana Marvin Rogers. for the grand
jury on the charge of transporting
liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27


of the club.
Established Office Rooms.
Especial attention was called in the
address to the establishment OF Of
nee rooms in The hotel, where the
activities of the organization are
the work of the lee and MILK Mission
committee. when $4,000 WAS raised !:
10 the sendin ot seven boys to the
CoNinston Home. and the distribu-
ton of bundles during the Christmas
holidays To the poor and needy fam
lilies of Richmond
Referring to the establishment of
the Boys Homo at i0S North Twelfth
street. Frcsidcn, McEadcn said
Refers t" Hoys' Home.
The greatest work done during
the year has been tho maintenance
OF the Boys club and the purchase
OF piece of property for Il per-
mancnt home.
Under the leadership Of that big
hearted Rotarian, Mae Burlington.
IKE $4,000 for the support OF the
work. Quarters were secured on
North Fourth street and Il club for
boys established. In the demand for
home had to he given up. II was not
possible TO rent. and IL was up to the
club to go out of the busiucss or buy
The club bought the property at I0S
North Twelfth at a cost Of $4,000
subscriptions were taken at the meet
ing OF the club. and 1000 in round
numbers have been subscribed and
the property is now the property of
the Boys Club. which has been in
corporatcd rs the Eoys' Club Of Rich
mond. II. ~ Rist is the secretary.
doing efficient work and thoroughly
alive TO the vast possibilities. Tho
club has done fine piece OF work
ia the establishment Of the BOYS
work. The boys are the future cit =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
E:Stnbilshrd otHcc Rooms

the last year. but offered no particu-
lar suggestions for the future work
of the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

and after few words. adjourned tho
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
NORMAN CALL WILL
LEAD ROTARY CLUB
DURING NEXT YEAR

CONTINUED From Frs, page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

thos survived by his parents ard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
CANYON DEFEATS
Abilene c. c. BY
SCORE OF $50

CANYON. Texas oct. - Canyon
defeated Abilene Christian college here
today. o. g. o. 30 score WIS made IN
thc frs, quarter. hu, the West TrNas
Normal popped up IN the second quar-
ter and scored.
The Normal made her first kahn ~
a forward pass fro.n nuinvn g. Mitchell
Burson made 3s.yard gain ~ an cnd
run In the Second quarter ana Lcmond
made the first touchdown. Hall. Col
ms and Curtis made gains fnr ihlcnc.
ut were pushed hack each un. lie
fore Canyons goal rould b. crossed
Canyon kicked OF TN the third guar
ter. Collins received bat Abilene lost
h. tall In falling to make downs
.cmund % Canyon made %. ard gaii
Cor Canyon. Sanders did sunc gnoi
tackllng. and Bursou. Stuicr aud John
SIN made good gains by line bucks
Burscn madc the second Touchdown.
Lemond made a gcoi gain hy an end
-gn and Bursun made a touchdown. \
few minutes before the game eadc,
Cursor scOscd another touchdown iiui
( IN and L,Inond were sttts o. IN
-am-. with nursou the hflshi larticu
ar star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
TEXAS j, LOSES
TO Vanderbilt
BY 200 SCORE

DALLAS. Texas. OF. ss-TcSas
University LonEhorus weakened under
the varied attack ~ the Nand,rhil
University eleven from Nashville and
went down 70 their first defeat ~ the
season here TODAY. 20 20 o In their
rr'rrs lins assault and almost perfect
aerial play in which the l.onrhorrs
fought vnllanily during the last ~ The
p,riod. they were prevented FROM SCOT.
ing only ~ the pistol shot ending tho
game.
tn, first scUrc came near Tho end ~
~, second p,riud after continual n.
t,rchangc u I'm, bucks and punts. free .
Is inicrspcrsed Nth fumhlcs On both
sslcs. IN which ~, tier team seemed To-
have thu advantage. Texas took a
snurt and Eaiuoi Ten yards o. directing
'hs'r offonsiy, AGAINST each end - tne
Ncndcrhi. huc IN two more downs
however, ttoy failed 90 gain and IN an
Effort 10 make their first down Robert.
son attempted 4 forward la,s which
was inicrccpi,i ~ vavnd,rbll,'s oar.
tain. Wade. who raced 30 yards through
clear field FOR touchdown. Smith
l.ci "a goal
Tho next two periods went storc' -
10th teams pcrocp'ibly ,ight,'lnr their
nlav. Several times Texas threatened
the Commodore gol, posts through =
series - smashing line plunlcs AMI
ward uFssing. h'ii each tims ths
Vanderbilt In. hold. Early IN tho
fourth period Bomar duplicated wadc's
fat ~ snat,hing Rchertsons pass ana
making beautiful sixty yard run to
he gold md white goal ros,s smith
hooted his second suai.
The third s,-frc came soon af'er
when Texas was p"nai'z,i half the dis.
lance OF tn field for siugging ~ Pcnna
who was nat out Of The game a non.
atty which set The Longhorfs back 70
their twcrty ya.u line. From this
0o'u'. Vanderbilt hcgnn n scrlcs Of dc.
'crrninod line bucks and after tho
Texas team again had been Dcnalzcd
70 their firs, yard line. Codchaux
plunged through right tackle and
landed safely l-hind the Texas goat
From The Kickoff Texas pagsed ard
hu@krd in q last march 60 the Wander.
h,t goal posts and mndc first down
IN ~" two ynrd line. Tho iai was
snapped into play and STACY had GOV.
cred hlif the distance 20 touchdown
when time was called ending 'l'- sainv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
GOLF TOURNAMENT
/. FINALS SET TODAY

Finals for second anj third nllcos In
the golf tournament, ~ the .imarsslt
Country club will l., played tc,lav. q
Blanchard. sam Vaughn and W. o
Cation viii contest for second place
IN the recent tournament they rod net
scores Of - Tor n holes. blanchard
has no hs.dicap. bu; Vaughn has >
and Cation . also.
+. :. Csntbell and otho Thompson
win fight u out for third place. Thch
net scor. reccnily was 80 each Camp.
heil has handicap ~ and Thompson
II.
The play-off for second riacc will
tart At > o'clook this morning while
The third plac" canicst viii begin AZ /:
Jciock this afternoon.
IN the play-off t,1day Tor firs, place
Miles Bivins dcfoatAl Charles n Aus
Tin and viii bccomo sho first holder OF
N" beautiful trophy Offered by the
Nunn Eiectric Company. The cup u
new on exhibition in the electric com.
panys window on Polk Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
FORMATION AGAINST Light mel
- < "a
Xxx x q x Xxx
70 100000
- o o.
%

7 rrr Gro .rsri.! god forward PISS
ria. ir 'f- fmrior ono 81 the
be- or o. go % ,ia rc-.'f ~ hnt
q --rHerlirr
frr mr. ah0 fsnsm5cf 'h1. he
Center r. NO ths ERR mar -n1 . tl.si
~. 10 reeve the forward rass. Tao
T. srfrr pyeflookcd ~ ihe defensc.
Aeas 81 mo call yrsr aisuiiru 20 The
fsci ,naf fsa succcss II every play les
.n zach man KNOWING what ~ - stiP
.ss q ~ aud dQlrs ],
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
AMARILLO SAvAaEs WALl0F GRID
TEAM FROM CLARENDON BY 28-0

to the 10 yard I'm, Dawson radc
n 90 the 5.yard line Sip's carried
the Ran ovcr tor the FINAL touchdown
Nlcklaus Kicked soal. score Amarillo
e te1don %.
Nunday. center was relieved by a.
Bowie Mcqueen Kicked off and Clarcn.
don returned Co the a'Nard line The
game ended with the han on C.arcn
..n'a award line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Ola. Aggit. :; y. 4. ..

SALTWATER, okla. oct ca
touchdown Ia the last three mmui ~
play. the r,suI, II an intercepted inr'
wand pass and fifly'vard run ~
Nichols u h'ft end. gave oklahoma \.
a ". C,ll,gc a hardcarn1d To vie
tory over the University Of Arkansas
hcgc today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
cH|LnRESS BEATS
s!.AINVIEW 24-lA
s,.csial to The New,


fHll.Df.f.--. = NtF. pr. This
iitrrnD'u loo 'n' '. The greatest games
ver pisN.i u o., rruhaudl. Childrcss
ulioi Phiusiow "a ..n ~ "a q 90 IL Dc.
t-a' This Inm practically cin'hcd
h' N'rthwsst T'-ps Championship 10.
ID Fans soy f.r Chlidr,s- 90 an the
iu'hH.ti,s bad aarrrd ,ha; ID e. two
eiuia vHf. ihr best
Although Dutw, ghed fifteen pounds
20 n. man ih Chl.d.-st !.ne literally
''rr 'h,h D.rn.u's ta shrrd- and IA
BACK field shot through ior long gains
;imc after time. Tits coupled with
Dov'' and . q v'f long swr-.ing rurs
Wee go much go rirnV.,w md ,hcy
re1t d'sn 2. nrst def,at a. ihc hsnds
. % ranhanils team iu thre, ycsis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Minnesota .; Indiana I.


MiNNEApOLlc MINI. oct. eth
Invore.ty n Mun,s t1 wen from the
University . indiana bore t,dly lN %
.uElr iturhdlHn. sc.i . " tn th!ri
peiiUd and then turned hnel, m In
diana attack vt.ch threatened serious.
IS in thc l1si period Scuio W5.s 20 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
MlsrrnsIn 81; IIlInols c.

rREANA. ili, oct. 80 Wi~carsin'g
wn.vlor1 cftihll,h't 'homr'lNos !- the
championship to-day when th.y defeated
Illinois. 30 t. o. .u en-, 9, The most rag.
& 1t games ever played In The conference
Ibis slnN.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
FARWELl DEFEATS
CLOVIS BY IS TO Q

FAFHELL Tcxas. 9, -.--Fi.s ~
5fg8'c9 Clovis / - Q on the local
',-'hril tsld FRIDAY Tne ra-o vas
4 se-ies :, ii-o plunge 10 runs and
fcrwaid passes. Brilliant playing on
ihs part a. Dyer. fuillacs. Carter. hall
hack. and Hawkins end gave the locals
fh.I t4.ff4s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
TUlN Wins FROM
HEREFORD % TO 0
s,.eial, To The News

TULIA. oct. 22.--Tulia y "a sc'N"
dsfaatsi Hucf"rl Hi~S School Frihs
Afternoon IN Tulia Nv a scui" Il - = u
Tuln's Superior aerial work was no
,iccable through ~, Th, game Na'
iuct,rigcl ~ the touchd WINS ul
Tulla from long range
Tlckllng was ragged and iunol"s
numerous uu br;h sid q.
Outstanding players fur Taln 'r'
R.ylns. a. Ir,cg. Glrdn,r. h'lf. l..ndl y
end.
For Tuhl. Burns cdl'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

NEW HAVEN. Conn. OCT. - lIlc
defeated IN, United States Mihtnry
lcadomv ln n!llan, vim, toby. "
20 e. %. 'or, "a crowd q, 30 ouU person
s scrics 81 vvc.acular plays we've
wd.d irto "a, fn'i p,riud be which
rh tenn .~pfcl Z, touchdown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
snnnrrs . 4. Mn,lling,cn 70.

NORMAN. oth., Or' ...-Th
"Soon,rs." Oklah ma Univcrsity's Mis-
ruur Valley o,.i'r'n"- football cham
iiuns. ,r!rrpA,I u,d Na"h.ng,on Tn.
g,ra,y - &. % here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Penn state 81: Harvard Il.
~ Associated FREE,

" W TNTfTI 7 IL
re- Nr-r even N the rem S;1tc.iilr
par1 same today. score Il TO 81 II wGs
pam, e hard hanm,ring. h1rd run
ming and sriutills,.ng open field play.
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,hlcarn Q: pr!ncrinn 0.

PRINCETON. y. D.. oct, q The
University - Chicago defeated tho
Princeton football tn1m here today .
Geo o. thus gainina enc % the greatest
slrtJUfs4 Il has ever scored against -
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u [. u; iowa :.
. Assn, ia,cd Press

AMES. low OCT &C. Successful
..Ea"d tussiH rdly rau Kansas
University - go : victory over Iowa
il' college la a Missouri Valley con.
.g.nCc me here today
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ApEEp At some
Big GR!DIHoNS
Genre ~; Trans ,vania o.
~ 'ssneia',d rrsss

LEXINGTON. Ky oct. ss-Cen,rc
Cull,g.' % Colon,ls worked out Ter Har'
.usd i.ilv on tbs Pennsylvania C'ilCsc
vr.dIo1 defeating ,sr outrageous hut
easily han ned football team hy a scorc
{ gS t. U
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St,rc Dame :: Nebraska o.

SpCTH BEND. Ind, oI. se.--Nu,ro
Dame earned : . u vlcin-y over
Nclvafha io'Lay Ia che m the most
siubhorniy infested football games Of
The wear
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CLARENDON c. c. IS
BEAT BY DECATUR

CLARENDON. Texas. OF. s.-The
Clarendon Coilcg. football team me,
defeat a; the hands of Decatur Baptis.
cciicge Yesterday afternoon % the
ton cot 81 90 Q.
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I,irr q; SnuthMe tern y.

HOT STON. Texas. oct. s2.--Sou,h'
western was utterly unable e. withstand
the attack ~ "a, Rice owls here to-
day and Ion before tn attack 81 the
ais by thr score II - t. o.
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\ MnurItius twopcnny stamp SOFA
fur $4,000 ~ recent auction sri" III
Paris.
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SIlEittu For Clarendon. Dean.
Kaldron. for Amarillo. Siprs Butler
Tuvlrs.
Referee Johns CrudgingtOn; head
l!ncsman-Bm furvcr. ,mck,,pns-
p White and T. Sowtsr
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first class team \ goal from field aud
. touchdown en- forward pass repre-
scented the score.