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Evening journal., 1921-10-17
HoUsEwARMING
AT BELLEFoNTE

Under the auspices OF the Belle
fonte Community League. there will
be a hcusewarming at the new Belle
fonte Community Hall tonight. DR..
Joseph II. Odeil, director OF the
Service Citizens. OF Delaware, will
make an address on Community
Work. Horace r. Harrison will
conduct community singing. Charles
Long, impersonator. and the New
port male quartet. also viii enter
tain. Refreshments will be served
The committee in charge comprises
II. G. Little, Mrs. Jenine Eaton, Mrs
Ralph Dinsmore. II. B. Ferguson,
Mrs. Charles Wintrup. Edward E..
Smith and f. NJ. Ocheltree.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
ssII.LER.MATrzMAN.

Miss Edna Florence Miller, OF this
city. and Hyman Vaitzman, OF Phil
adelphia. we're married on Saturday
afternoon in Mount Vernon NJ. F..
Church. Washington. ID. c. The
bride was unattended. william
Miller brother of the bride, was best
man. Following wedding trip TO
southern points. Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz
man will live at 1928 Lowering
avenue, this city.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. oct. II Omitted
Press There was fair spot demand
at the opening today. Prices were
steady. Sales amounted to 5000
bales. Receipts totaled 5000 bales
including $500 American. Futures
opened quiet.
American middlings fair, 15.49:
good middlings. 1853; fun mid
dlings. 1919; middlings, 1879; low
middlings. 1i.64; good ordinary,
1910; ordinary. 9.74.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
MARK GOES LowER.

NEW YORK. oct. II Omitted
Press)-The German mark was at
.oo55h at the opening Of the New
York Exchange today, new record
low
Sterling was up rs at 3.91h:
francs, .o727, off .O0O61a; lire. .O4l,
off .O0O4ik.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given last
night to Mrs. Joseph Cohen. al the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Isador
Dworker. 222 North Harrison street,
in honor Of her fftieth birthday an
niversary. Those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Cohen and seven
children. Mrs. 1ssdor Dworker, Miss
Mary Cohen. Miss Bessie, Cohen,
Samuel Cohen. Morris Cohen. Harry
Cohen and Benjamin Cohen; Mr..
and Mrs Harry Yeiner and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kovner and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Tomkarine
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Yeiner and children. Jacob Manuel
and Benjamin Caney.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
RAIL STOCKS
AGAIN DECLINE
Many Other Securities Sag
in Early Hour as Result
of Strike Talk

NEW YORK. Oct. II Omitted
Press when the stock market
opened today the rails in gen6fal
we're off. and in the dividend paying
carriers the declines ran from a
point to nearly two points.
Great Northern preferred opened
at 6S \. of Il while the loss in New
York Central at FOX amounted to
a full point. Northern Pacific was
off " at 69h.
In view OF the threatened rail-
road strike called for October 80.
there was heavy selling in rails and
this had some effect on the rest of
the list. Steels seemed TO suffer the
most. Steel Common was off 4 at
77h and Independent Steels were
from n to I point lower.
In the same way, most of the do
mestic oils showed declines Mex
lean Petroleum. however. proved an
exception aponing up u at "a and
then running up to 94%.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

players to report at the club head
quarters for practice at o'clock
tonight. The Kirkwood Park crew
expects a tough game with the
American Legion team next Saur-
day.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
MASQUERADE PARTY.

A masquerade party was given on
Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Frances Phillips, 519 Porter
street.
Those present were: Misses Rose
Convery Elizabeth Wasak Helen
Pheenock. Stella Novak and Frances
Phillips. Frank Phillips. Zen sobo-
cinski. Leon Sobocinski Alex Osow-
ski. Jess Skepski and Leon Wasak.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
REVIVAL SERVICES.
y to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Oct. 1.-THE revival
services which have been iu progress
at Dover NJ. p. Church for the past
two weeks have been largely at
tended. This evening Phillip L.
Harvey Of Philadelphia. will be the
speaker his subject being the Faith
Of Protestant"
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
USE SPONGE.

Touch with oil the center ends
Of the ribs OF your umbrella. This
prevents rusting and running OF the
materials. BE sure that you use
only a very little oil, however.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
THREE BooTCH
DRINKERS FINED.

Thomas Grisson. Comegys Glow
and william, Pickles, pleading guilty
to charges OF being drunk. were each
fined $40 and costs by Deputy Judge
Lynn in Municipal Court this morn
ings.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

Press. )-cotton opened heavy to-
day. October was of 20 at 1875;
December 1890, off 81; January
1915, off 27.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
In nmemoriam

In sad but loving remembrance Of a
dear son and brother. Horace c. Wilde
who departed this life October II. 1912
In our home you are fondly remembered.
name,
The hearts that loved you in deepest
affection.
still love YOU In death just the same.
Sadly missed by
Mother. Brother and Sisters :
In memory Of my brother. Andrew r
Hoodock whe Gied at Camp Eustis. Va.
October =. 1915 Sadly missed by his
Sister. Mrs. John keogh.s
In memory Of husband and father
Horace C.. Wilde. who passed away
three years ago today.
., how he suffered. day after day.
But God knew best and called him home
Wife and Son .
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
BRAIN TESTS.
BY sam Lloyd.
Two Minutes 10 Answer This.

Two Minutes TO Answer This.
An ENIGMA.
Sometimes. aid the lovers.
Cause.
Sometimes. the soldiers in the
wars.
Sometimes. with the thief
conspire.
Sometimes. I'm useful al a fire.
Sometimes, the carpenter be
friend.
Sometimes. the brickiayers I
attend;
Sometimes. the gardner asks my
aid.
Sometimes. / help the painters
trade;
Sometimes. naughty boys will
try
BY me 70 gain the birds nests
high.
answer 10 Saturdays Puzzle.
The gingham cost so cents
per yard and the wolfe 90 cents.
so Mrs. Smith received 10 yards
OF each for SIS.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
Calls

CALLS PARKSIDE PRACTICE.
Coach "Ev'' Megsw. Of the Park
side football squad. requests all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
More
Test for
Leaders
Queen Anne and Frank
lin Play Last Prelim
Games This Week

L,RIiNKLfN and Queen Anne will
Il tangis November Is on Denny
field In the tilt that will probably
decide the city high school cham
pionship. Neither the Quays or
Quakcrs have lost game yet 70
far this season. and both teams
have only ono more game TO play
before they meet
franklin goes up agapst Broad.
way Thursday afternoon on Denny
field. The ouakers should hnvc 1T
tie trouble winning. aitho II r. ru.
mored that the Tigers have been
greatly strengthened since their two
week lsy-off. Ovcr.confidencc has
lost many games In the high school
football race. and IL would be no big
surprise N Broadway should humble
their old rivals.
Queen Anne meets Lincoln the FOL.
lowing day on the same field This
tilt Is expected to be close. The Rail
splifters nre Just about due to win
a game. and are liable TO take Il out
on one Of the league leaders. A dry
field viii give Queen Anne an advan.
tage. as they excel at the aerial
game.
After their games this week Queen
Anne and Franklin win be idle for
two weeks before their big game.
game has been the big game Of the
prep grid year. but the spotlight has
shifted this year to this other game.
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The "prayin' Colonies" from Centre
college pulled the biggest derailing
stunt OF the SEASON when they
swerved Harvard off the main track
for the first time since 1915. The
Souihcrncrs did II with such fincsse
that Harvard hasn't the slightest
aiibi.
Penn state and Cornell stand out
as two OF the strongest teams In the
East.
Penn States convincing victory
over Georgia Tech and Cornelrs
utter rout OF Dartmouth put the two
big eievcns right In the front rank
Of the Eastern championship con.
tenders.
Pittsburs. travelling on high speed
knocked Penn out OF the running.
and pushed themselves farther into
the ranks of the elite.
Yale showed more good form In
beating Brown. and Princeton ex-
hibited symptoms OF old form In
beating Virginia
with six strniTht victories. Yale.
Lafayette and Washington and JET.
ferson lead the Eastern procession.
Penn State. Cornell and George
town have won five games each.
Navy Is next with four straight and
is the only team in the East that
hasn't had It's goal line crossed
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Heavy Odds for
WaShingtOnMen
Saturdays Results Show That Dodgers Are Facing
Hard Schedule; Four Defeats Loom for Washing
ton Unless Local Squad Improves Considerably
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

LAS Washington's football team chance against Wash
ngton State, California Stanford and Penn State in
the games still facing the Sun Dodgers the 1921
schedule?
That question the Seattle grdron fans asking
following the returns of Saturdays games
California won, expected from Washington State at
Portland Saturday by IA to count while Stanford turned
In the biggest upset of the when they trounced
the powerful Oregon Agges at Palo Alto Ia to T. Penn
State continued show power by defeating Georgia Tech
% to z.
football washington has but little
in Bag
TO beatn from A
by overwhelm
Saturday
OF playing Its home
the which
bound 10 before they take the field
delegation the
Portland saturday doesn't think that WASHINGTON has
while Washington
didn't show the finished play In their
Satur that the Colder
Is a wonderful
win
powcrfu In
II
wint they OF credit
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California
Counted in
at Frisco
Bay City Scribes Figure
Golden Bears Almost
Sure of 1921 Title

GAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s1.-Most
~ experts today figured that Cali
iornia has the Pacific coast confer.
ence football championship Just as
Eood as won. az result OF Safur-
Jays victory over Washington State.
Stanford stood out as the other
enief contender. her victory over
ufegon Aggies Saturday having
poosted her chances heavily.
stanford and California now are
NE only undefeated teams In the
conference. Oregon. Oregon Aggies,
Warrington and Washington State
~ having lost a game each. Wash
mgton and Washington State have
70 conference victories TO their credit
The University OF Southern Cali
iornia- altho not member Of the
sonIerence, constitutes, with Stan
'ord, the two high hurdles California
must clear before being hailed an the
seal Coast champion.
The Bears meet u. 8. c. at Berke.
~ next Saturday. Experts predict
ne Blue and Cold will open up all
= mas In order 10 roll UP an over
.ne1nning score--if ii csn--and elm.
A1aie. the TroJans definitely as a pos.
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the bout has gone the scheduled four
rounds.
II must be admitted that Pinkrnan.
who has been improving In each Of
his three bouts since his comeback.
is picking a tough one In Farren.
Farren looked good In his bout with
Harry Eagles. whom he stopped In
side OF n round
Archie Stoy. who II wen thought
~ around Aberdeen. where he has
been cleaning up iightweigbts right
and left. win make his Seattle debut
In the semi.windup when he tackles
Al Biddie. the promising Anacrotes
kid. II Stoy lives up TO advance
notices this ought TO be another good
scrap. as Biddie has fought often
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Soccer
Leaders
in Tie
Both Junior and Senior
Races Are Tied-Close
Games Sunday Feature

MYTH both West Seattle and the
w Maple Leaf Post winning their
games Sunday. this brace OF teams.
tied for tho lead in the senior divis.
ion OF The star Soccer league. kept
pace with each other.
The Maple Leafs were given a hard
fight by the Bocing Aircraft club. the
leaders lust managing TO win. 10 l..
The West Side team had an easier
game. downing tho postofflce. 5 TO 2.
at Lincoln park.
In the other senior games OF the
day the HAS Eckart Cigar Co. broke
into the win column for the first
time. upsctting the dope when they
defeated Woodland Park at the park
grounds. 10 Z.
Tho Junior race was frightened up
when South Park threw the hooks
into tho Cowan Cigar Co. by 2 10 1
score In n finely played game at
South Park. This tied these teams
with the Ballard Juniors and the
Washington Park eleven.
Washington Park had on their
scoring clothes Sunday. and they
wLtzed home with a 4 to l win over
the Falcon A. c. ut Lower Woodland
park.
Tho Ballard Juniors found tho
going easy with the Highland Park
lads. Ballard winning 8 TO o. The
Highlanders fought hard. but the
Ballard boys were too good for them.
In the other games Of the day the
Hawthorne Juniors spanked the Ben
Paris Billiards 10 at Lincoln park.
and the Allen Athletic association
won their first game OF the season
by defeating Louie's French Dry
Cleaners In a close 2 10 battle.
The schedule for next Sunday viii
be published Tuesday.
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come to Seattle TO take Bills
place, at any time now.
The gossip in Portland also
has Marty Krug, Portland
keystone man, being sold to
Seattle in the deal to replace
Kenworthy on the playing
field here.
Portland baseball men ex-
pect the game to be boosted
there by the removal of the
Mercedes, who were about
as popular as the Saturday
night bath is to Willie.
Chances are fine for the
Portland team to use the
Vaughn st. grounds again
this season. The lease ex-
pired at the end of this sea-
son and there was some talk
that the lease would not be
extended.
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FOUR "BIG 10"
TEAMS IN RACE

CHICAGO. Oct 3f.--Four western
conference teams--Chicago. wiscon-
sin. Ohio and Iowa--were still unde.
feated In. inter-conference games.
One OF these will fall from the select
list next Saturday when Chicago and
Ohio State meet at Stage field. Both
teams should he In tip top condition
for the game. Ohio did not play last
Saturday. while the Maroons had
light game with Colorado. In which
the second string mon -er. siven a
chance.
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AT THE BIG GAME
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Billy Sepp the sporting editor of the Portland News was
the only Rose City scribe to predict the right deca
ing before the game that he thought California would trim
Washington State ii TO o.
uggeGeorge Hardenbcrgh
berger. Gottsten Eckmann
Muinonah field built with sawdust and because Of tho
planned Of condition Of field
shaw
Nichols Of the backs of the California team,
not able TO play because of an injured foot
w.
school, Jennes
kicking the only big differences the
More Notables-Clem Dement,, Marley Lees, Dad Och
Ter, Wayne Hall, Harry Quass
r.. formerly sporting OF the Seattle
the Golden Bears
About $4,000 people sat in the game about 1000 being
the big grandsand and the rest being seated in beacher
seats around the field.
handled the whistle IN his
gridlron officials
doubt To him In the Mid West
a n
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WASHINGTON
GRID BABES
SHOW CLASS

THE University Of Washington
l. F'rosh eleven lived up to their
reputation as wonder team" Sat
urday by walloping the University OF
Oregon babes by AZ 10 count on
the Stadium field.
After the first kickoff. when Half.
back Beck. Of the Washington. re.
ceived it-snd ran straight thru the
Oregon team 20 yards for n touch.
down, the result was never In doubt.
Beck showed real class all thru the
game. and Is expected to have little
trouble in occurring a berth on the
varsity next year.
oregon's lone count was made In
the second quarter. after n march
down the field, climaxed by pretty
iJ.yard pass from Quarterback Haak
to Rightend Bliss. over the goal line.
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While California played the bet
ter and smoother football two State
misplays paved the way for both
touchdowns.
The Bears broke thru In the sec.
ond period when Erb speared a
pass from Toomcy for long gain.
Toomey never should have been
allowed 20 pass that ball. A cou.
gar forward broke thru and let
Toomey evade him twice before he
passed the ball. The pass put the
Bears In position TO score and e
was carried over by Toomcy . few
seconds later.
The second ana last Bear touch
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yenne Is Disappointment

Eldon Jenne, who did the kicking
for Washington State. was the big.
gest disappointment OF the after.
noon. He got off few good punts.
but time and time again he hurried
bis kicks too MUCH and then fizzied.
He booted one try about 60 yards 30
yards up and 30 yards down Nlsbet.
On the other hand. who did the kick
ing for the Bears. averaged around
~ yards turnout the game. getting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
Fans Pick Farren to
Stop Bashful Eddie
Frisco Lightweight Figured to Carry Too Much Class
for Pinlman; Cascade A. c. Has Lined Up Attrac.
overlooking Smoker Card

enough here for the fans to have a
real line on him
In the third bout two Wild men
meet when George Wagner and
Soldier Woods get together.
Tommy sontag. billed TO meet Joe
Martihsen In the second bout. has In.
jured himself in trimming and will be
replaced by RED" Calhoun, the
Aberdeen boy. who gave Martinsen
a battle two weeks ago.
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The California Washington State
game was a well-played game. but
n lacked the kick that was expected
when two such strong teams got to-
gether. Both teams played careful
football. California making very few
blunders. playing machine-like foot
bali with only a fair attack.
II was the wonderful defensive
play of the Golden Bears that fea-
sured the game. The play Of the
nne from end TO end was a delight
to watch. Berkey and stephens.
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down came In The fourth period
when Bonahan. one OF the Cougar
ends tried 10 stop . rolling punt
with one hand on the run. why. no.
body in the crowded stands at Mutt.
nomsh field viii ever know. A
Bear llnesman fell on the bah which
gave the oval TO the champions Ia
mid-field. Then the Bears showed
the only real offensive drive of the
day when they snapped into things
and by a series OF brilliant line
plays and end runs placed IN. ball
within scoring distance. Toomey
again carrying II over for the sec
ond and last touchdown OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

About ten out OF ten football fans
hrucut the country were tickied
pink when they read Of Centre col
lese's s to 0 victory over Harvard at
Cambridge Saturday. II was a won
eerful victory for the little Kentucky
college and a personal triumph for
30 Mcmillan. the great Centre quar-.
tsroaek. who scored the only touch
down Of the day. Mcmillan Is play
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plenty OF height TO all Of his boots.
which gave his ends lots Of time TO
g-t down tho field 20 cover the
safety.
While JENNIE failed II the booting
end Of the game. he was the best
ground gamer In the Washington
backfleld. Moran. slated 70 pick
holes In the California defense. was
another failure. He was watched
too closely.
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the pair OF California ends. played
wonderful football. tearing down un.
der punts like . pair OF grcyhounds.
II was rare when the washington
safety would move out OF his tracks
after catching n punt
Mcmillan. the giant tackle. Gran
mcr at guard. and Latham at cen
ter. were buiwarks OF strength TO
the Coast champions In the back.
field the defensive work OF Morri.
son stood out over the rest OF the
back.
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Senior Soccer
Pilots to Meet
Wednesday

Managers Of the senior teams
in The star league should rcmem-
Der the meeting booked for The
star "Wednesday night TO consider
plans for strengthening the
weaker teams In the circuit by
playing reserves OF tho stronger
teams with the weaker clubs.
with the stronger teams having
the right 10 recall their men for
actual play for any particular
game. This meeting will get
under way at 8 .. m. and VIII be
Ia charge OF Alex G. Rose
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ing bis last season for Centre this
year and his win over Harvard IL n
testimonial 10 his greatness. II was
Harvard's first. defeat at home since
1915. However. II the Crimson can
defeat both Yale and Princeton the
season will be voted q success. and
would be for the Crimson regardless
II all the other games on the SEIZED
uie were chaIked up az defeats
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INDOOR TRACK
MEET CANCELLED

PHILADELPHIA, octobr 3t.--The
Philadelphia public high schools
have dropped their plans for hold
ing an indoor track meet according
to an announcement made here Sat
urday.
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Center Fight Is Tossup

In the writer's opinion there was
httis to choose between the play of
George Latham and Dutch" Dunlap.
the opposing ccnters and captains
These men are considered the best
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This fellow Toomey. by the way.
played the best football Of any
backfield man Of the day. He was
the thorn In the side OF the Cougar
dcfense- He picked his holes well
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ccnters on the coast this year.
Both men passed turnout the day
with bullet-likc precision and they
played q whale OF game In the line.
It's going 70 be ticklish job trying
to pick the better man
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NEWARK HAS BIG
ATHLETIC CLUB

NEWARK. Oct. 31.--The Newark
Athletic clubs new million dollar
clubhouse Is rapidly nearing compile
ton. The club has . membership Of
1000.
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Four Big Grid Teams
Wrecked on SATURDAY.
Harvard, Dartmouth, Georgia Tech and Pennsylvania
Bowled Over in Saturday Tussles; Henry L. Far
rell Reviews Big Eastern Football Games
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Oct 31-Four pieces Of high class football
machinery were in the pile out in the back yard today
Harvard Georgia Tech Dartmouth and Penn swerved off
the road Saturday and ended in the ditch
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est scoring combination in the East.
ran up a count of so to against
Dartmouth at Ithica yesterday. This
Is the worst defeat handed to Green
team In years
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ARGENTINE is
s. A, WINNER

BUENoS AYRES. Oct. 3i.--Areen.
tina won the football championship
Of South America by defeating Uru-
quay. / TO 0. before the largest
crowd which ever Witnessed an ath.
letio contest on this continent.
Uruguay held tho title for four
years.
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r A ~ KIE FAR
rem. the San
Francisco light.
weight. VIII enter
the ring a favor.
tie 10 win In his
boat with Eddie
Pinkman at the
Pavilion tomor.
row night
The railbirds are
picking Farren to
stow Bashful Ed
uurd Uuv hgfare
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CROSS-COUNTRY
TO BE STAGED

The Maine intercollegiate cross.
country running championship Is 10
be deoiedd at oreno. Me-. November
4. The annual New England race
will take place at Boston on Novern-
Der ~.
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II looks Ike Gil Dobie has finally
arrived at Cornell.
The tan Scots grid warriors. iiv-
mg up 10 their title as the strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31

The University OF Pennsylvania
has the distinction OF having one OF
the few Chinese athletes enrolled In
school. His name Is SEE Tsoong
Chow. and he is turning out for the
track team.
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Toon,ey Stars for Bears

and slammed thru tho line for large
gains. He has speed and fight and
looks every inch . football player.
When the Ail-Coast team II picked
this year he win have TO be given
q lot OF consideration.
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PHILLY ICE
PALACE OPEN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3i.-Tho
famous Philadelphia Ice palace.
opened here last week to capacity
crowd.