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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31

with boys on the street To DO so
would cheaper your reputation so
that you would not have respectable
friends. You will have more fun
later in life il you are careful about
what you do now ! would not ad-
wise buggy or automobile rides.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it all
right for two girls TO go for rides
in buggies and cars when asked by
boys? We get chances to go in the
evenings and Sunday afternoons,
We have had a lot OF chances this
vacation. but have turned them
down All of the other girls 60
with the same boys that We turn
down and some other boys from
other towns and report that they
have had good times Please ad-
wise us. PEGGY.
Some girls are all right wherever
they are and others are bound 10
get into mischief. Buggy ana car
riding usually means "spoonlng'
which is not right. II you went
buggy riding and permitted no
familiarities there would be no
harm in it. but doubt if you would
get very far before the boys would
try to make love to you. Remember
to keep yourself worthy or the man
YOU will some time marry
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am
girl twelve years of age. met
man twelve years my senior not
| long ago. | thought he was the
man for me. but he threw me down.
! Since I have met clean young
man who has asked me to be his
wife I realize my mistake about
/ the other man and wish there had
not been the previous engagement
with the kissing and love that went
with it.
Shall tell the man I love about
it and take the chance Of losing
him. or let it pass over? l know
this is the man I love.
DOUBTFUL.
Tell the young man Of your
| previous engagement and answer
any questions he may ask truth
fully I doubt if you lose him, but
if you do you may be sure that he
did not love you deeply enough.
! Dear Mrs. Thompson: I do my
own homework and because my
hands are in water so much they
get red and chapped Will you
| kindly recommend a lotion that
will help them? HOUSEWIFE
Bay rum, two ounces; glycerine.
one ounce: carbolic acid, 20 drops,
and enough perfume to kill the
I o,Jo- nf the carbOlic acid
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a
Young girl of Is. I am consf127ed
( nice looking although one crluclsll
is that | have not nicely formed
! legs. Will you please tell ne oil
some tonic which will help me.
am willing to try anything.
PRETTY.
You are asking the impossible
imperfectly shaped legs cannot b.
corrected by means Of tonics
Swimming and gymnasium worl
might help you
Dear Mrs Thompson: am q
girl of fourteen. 1 am tall for NY
age and would like to know II II
would be proper to have my hA'I
t bobbed. My hair is breaking and
is changing color
KATHERINE.
/ II your hair is in bad condition
/ it would benefit il to have It bobbed
When the hair is short, you car
easily apply vaseIine or h=l- tonic
to the scalp which will improve tht
! growth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31
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MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Prune and Apple Sauce.
Ready-tO-Edt Cereal
Corumeal Mullins. Jam.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Macaroni and Mushrooms
Hot SlaW.
Dutch Apple Cake. Tea
Dinner.
Mutton and Rice en- Casserole.
Baked Squash.
Endive with French Dressing.
Hot Apple Pie.
Coffee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31

Nothing else that the Basement Sales
rom could offer would please its patrons
more than another Dollar Sale. So we've
prepared one that offers as good or better
bargains than those previously held
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31
The Basement Salesroom Announces
FESTIVAL Of DOLLAR BARGAINS
for Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday

This one will start tomorrow and con-
tinue for the balance of the week Just
as quickly as the advertised bargains are
disposed of, new ones, as good or better,
will take their place.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31

bargains than those previc
Mems union suits
Tan and white striped union
suits in sizes SO to As. Our CT
regular $3.50 suit $500. OA
4-in-hand ties in a variety of
Mems silk ties
good colorings and patterns.Q
2 for .........--.. III
Mems underwear
Two-piece suits of heavy under
wear; regularly priced CT
soc. 2 garments for go. OA
Wash goods remnants
Ginghams. tickings, percales and
tennis flannels. ONE-HALF
PRICE.
Mems sweater coats
Heavy weave sweater coatsQ1
with roll collar ..... OA
Mems sateen shirts
A limited quantity of good
shirts; double across back and
doubly sewed. Sizes Is Q1
and 15n......... OA
10 yards Calico
Best American Print calicos in
dark and medium patterns
Standard width. CT
10 yds ................... O1
4 yards oil cloth
Fancy table oil cloth; striped
and figured patterns. CT
4 yards for ............ sDA
2 Barrack bags
Another lot of Government
bIeached Jean barrack bags;
fine for laundry bags. CT
3 pairs wool socks
Mems high grade wool socks in
grays and blues; for outdoor
work and for hunting e.
3 pairs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
3 pairs Isle socks
Regular SOC "Hole-proof" Isle
socks in all sizes. c.
pairs for ...-.. OA
Women's hose
Good cotton stockings-the
grade that many women like to
wear around the house. CT
10 pairs for ..... OA
ChiIdren's stockings
Black ribbed stockings in sizes
to 91z; closely woven. CT
10 pairs for ..-...-..... OA
Women's hose
Fiber boot hose in a grade that
usually sells for 69c. CT
Black. pairs for ........ OA
Women's silk hose
One lot of black and Cordovan
silk hose in all sizes. Guaran-
teed equal to any $3.50 Ct
hose. Pair .............. OA
Misses hose
Fine ribbed hose in black; just
the thing for school. All CT
sizes. 4 pairs for ....... 'DA
Flannelette rompers
Dark and medium colors; well
made and good fitting. Sizes41
2 to 6. Suit ...,..-....... IL =
Boys blouses
Splendid ginghams and percales
in the quality that usually sells
for S1.4S. Sizes to IA. CT
2 for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ol
Linen crashes
5-yard bundles of Stevens"
linen crashes-one of the CT
best on the market ..... eDA
Pillow cases
AXES in size; a good service
able case that washes CT
smoothly. for ....... Oh
Pillow cases
42x36 cases nicely made; a quail
ity equal to any 35c case. CT
4 for IA
Dutch curtains
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31

Dry Bread Recipes.
Raisin (Dry) Bread Pudding
Two egg yolks with two table
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-31

In the newest belted models, the loose
back and the wrappy styles.
Malay and Zanzibar browns, Navy
blue and black. some with fur collars of
Australian Opossum or Nutria, others
With large shawl collars of the self ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
SAYS ARMY-NANY GAME
PRICES REMAIN SAME,

The high prices announced for
Army-stlvy football tickets has re-
suited i'm many protests being made
to officials at West Point and An
napoliS. Heated demands are bcin,;
made that officials explain why 81
is being asked for the pasteboards.
Major Philip Hayes, executive fo.'
athletics at West Point. arrived
yesterday 10 explain away certain
Incorrect ideas regarding tho prices
OF seats ana the revenue gained
thcrcfrom 10y the Army and Navy
Athletic Associations.
our tickets are being sold for
exactly the same prices as they were
last year" declared Major Hayes.
I'VE asked $3.50 then and are asking
that price and not asking Il penny
more for the tickets We are selling
tn members OF our associations"
THAT is all quite true" rcmarkc II
Secretary O'iiricn last night when in
formed OF the statement OF Major
Hayes. but IL fails TO include the
fact that the difference between $3.50
ana 81 for most of the 5000
tickets To he disposed of outside the
association is AT ST and the money
divided equally between the Army
aud Navy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
CINCINNATI ELEVEN
SETS RECORD FOR YEAR

Especial Ia The Times hpatch.l
CINCINNATI. ONO. Oct 2S.-Ey
defeating the Kentucky Wesleyan
team 10 TO o. Saturday. the Univcr-
sity of Cincinnati football team ran
up a new seasons record. Two weeks
ago. the univcrsits of CornoI:
swamped the W{stcrn Reserve
eleven. 100, hut the record made b.
Cincinnati surpassed this, and is like
ly To stand for the season. Circin-
natl uutwcighcd the Kentucky eleven
ana by her superior Ecncralship and
open field running, clearly showed
how she managed 10 hold the Pitt
eleven to 2il4 score two weeks
ago
Captain Crol!cy pulled off tho long
est runs of the game. scoring twice
from the forty Vineyard line. one"
from the fifty and once from the nf-
ty-five- yard line. He also scored a
touchdown from the twcnty-yard linz.
Full Back Damus scored twice from
the forty five yard line. In all. Gin
cinnati gained a total OF SIS yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
BARROW DENIES IANKS
WILL RELEASE HIGGINS

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
KEW YORK. oct. 2S.-Thcrc have
been all kinds OF rumors going the
rounds since the end of the recent
worlds series between tn" Giants
ana tn" Nanks to the effect that
Miller iiugeinS, the diminutiyc man
Igcr was 10 bc relieved of tho
leadership. and that he was 10 nc
succeeded hy either Babe Ruth I'll.
die Collins 81. Ed BARROW. That thcr"
IS not much ground for the report
Is mad" plain by significant rclnar..
made by Business Manager Barrow
when asked as to the truth OF tho
rumor
'no YOU think IL would hc Logical
Tor ;hc club TO dismiss a manage,
VINO has just Won for it the iirs:
American League pcnnant it has won
iu ia" eighteen years the organize
lion has been in existence"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
CLUB OWNER WOULD
CUT PLAYERS SALARIES
Special TO The.-Ti,nes-lo ispatch. !

Especial 10 The.-ri,hes- Dispatch
HLoOMlNGToN, ILL, oct 2S.-
President Charles Goclzcr. of TIN"
Bloomington club OF the Three Eyes
League, Will 30 TO the annual meet
Ing shortly 10 he called TO order in
Chicago repaired TO advocate a rao:-
cal reduction in salaries Of players.
strict enforcement Of the PLAYER
limit, restriction as to the numbers
OF players who may Ice obtained from
the majors and the addition of new
cities in order 10 lessen the travclin.;
expense and make the Circuit more
compact.
r. declared some teams visited
Elnomiur.ou during tho recent sea-
son carrying eighteen PLAYERS. while
many paid certain players salaries
Of $500 month. This rolicy. Gorl-
zcr THINKS. invites hankruptcy. ono
club OF th" Three Eyes, he alleges.
los $4,000 during the season. While
several others We're not far behind.
Few, he claims made money or broke
even. The majority closed the sea-
son with a dchcit. he believes.
If the league is 10 EXIST he thinks
the financial brakes should hc an.
piled and steps taken 10 reduce rN-
penses OF "pcration. \ monthly pay
roll OF $4,000 is beyond all reason.
he maintains. The time has come.
he thinks. to enforce rookie rule,
requiring each club TO utilize two
10 three players, who have not pro
viously played professionally. I'm
less some restrictive steps OF ;hfs
kind arc taken he fears bankruptcy
Viii be the rule and not the exccp-
ton Of minor league clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
DIXIE ELEvENs FACE
STRONG TEAMS TODAY
Georgia Tcch-Pcnn State
Clash al Polo Grounds
Most Important.
i|y Associated Press. !

ATLANTA. GA, oct. 2S.-rhc ma :
J"r football teams Of Dixie will he
matched against opponents on equal
ranking tomorrow in more than Il
dozen games that should go far to-
wards showing their relative
smaller institutions generally meet
rivals of their own calihcr. While
the EridirOnS of the south Offer
games that viii compel interest, the
eyes OF all football enthusiasts VIII
hc turScd toward tho North. where
-four Dixie clcvcns play
Ccntr" Colleges praying colonies.
who went down before Harvard, 81
1" II. in spectacular contest lac. +;
year. play in the Cambridge stadium
again tomorrow with the benefit OF
much experience. but without tho
impressive early season showing of
last year. Georgia Tech meets the
heavier team OF Penn State in New
York in contest that will bring
together TWO OF the strongcs,
"icvons OF their respective sections.
virginia plays Princeton on the lat
;"rs field and Tulane takes on De
troit University. None Of the last
six mot their Saturdays opponent :
last year.
rho ~ .gia- Auburn game at CO.
lumhuS, na.. should hc one of the
most closely contested OF the day.
for both institutions have powerful
teams and a glance back shows
there has been li,tl" to choose in
the past. Auburn defeated Georgia.
I" %. in 1919, and lost 10 the Red
and Elack by that score last year.
fc"rgia'S showing against Harvard Il
fortnight ago makes the team the
iavoritc in the eyes OF MANY, but
Auburn has an advantage also in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
IRIS SPEAKER HAS
MANY DEALS PENDING

CiENE!.ANp. OHIO. oct, 2S-TriS
speaker and owner Dunn, OF tho
'!cNcIand Indians. conferred here to-
day over the needs Of tho coming
year. Asked If Speaker would stick
Dunn said;-"We're talking over IN,
needs of 1929. Draw your own con.
illusions
Dunn said he had several deals In
prospect involving som" pitchers and
an inhcldcr TN save the announce.
ihcht. though. for Christmas pres.
cnt for the fans" he said.
The outiicld Is the strongest IN
the league and doesn't need any new
material"
Ray Caldwell. pitcher for tn,
cleveland American I.cagucrs sine,
1919. was given his unconditional re.
lease yesterday. Caldwell came "a
Cleveland from BOSTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
SPORTS
Golfers Begin Play
for Trophy Today

Hives Fleming and Silas New
ton. representing the Hermitage
country Club and the Country
Ciub OF Virginia. respectively, will
pay the first eighteen holes of n
thirty-siS-ho golf match this
afternoon. Play will beglntat ,
O'CLOCK over tho Hermitage links.
The second eighteen holes will BIO
played next Wednesday afternoon
over the links OF the Country club
OF Virginia.
Fleming recently won his way
to match with Newton by beat
ing the best golfers at the Her
mitage. Newton had To accomplish
similar task before he qualified
to play Fleming in the final match.
Tho winner OF the thirty hole
match VIII have his name en-
Sraved upon the Branch trophy
ana VIII carry the cup 10 his clut.
where IL Will remain until next
IAN. when II VIII be competed for
again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
TENNESSEE ELEVEN
ARRIVES FOR BIG CAME
icy Associated prcssJ

NASHVILLE. TENN. oct. 2S-Th"
University Of Tennessee football
team arrived here today for tho
game with Vanderbilt University to-
morrow Afternoon. They will l,,
followed by special train due to-
morrow bringing fourteen coaches
Of r"oterS from Knoxville Al
though Vanderbilt has not suffered
defeat this year. Tcnncssoc's roc
ORD Is regarded as just as good.
f?rtmouth hrviag trimmed the Vol
untcers by only 10 To 2 NandcrbiltS
'ootcrs point to the recent victory
over Texas as an auapicinus siEn.
during the past twcntN-cirht years
.-"sc teams have mot seventeen
limos. Nandy winning thirteen. los.
ing three. and ticinE one Tonnes
secs victories came In 1914, 1916
and 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
WILDCATS HERE FOR
CAME WITH SPIDERS
Davidson Cridiron Stars Will
Nee, Dobson's Charges OH
Stadium Field Today.
HOPES HIGH ron LOCAL VICTORY
Fierce md Scrnpp. Game in store
When Pigskin Oval Is Kicked oT
mt O'clock This Aftcrnuon-Nis-
itors Have Weight AdVuntngc.

Davidson Wildcats reached Rich
!nond this morning and took up their
Temporary abode at Murphys Hotel.
where they Will await the time for
their football game this afternoon
with the University OF Richmond. The
Stadium Field battle viii start at 3
o'clock, aud at that time the West
hamptoni;es Will tackle another hard
proposition.
Hopes are high for n local victory.
yet comparative scores have proved
so deceptive that the outcome ot to-
days fracus is looked on with con
siderable speculation. Regardless %
which school comes out on top at the
conclusion Of this afternoons con-
ilict, both teams are booked - finish
the days labor with realization
that they have been up against scrap
by and formidable resistance.
{, At all odds :, fierce and snappy
grid game IL expected. the condition
pi tho two c,cvcns AT this stage of
the season assuring the expanding Of
their best efforts. Both machines
have met with about the same sue
cess so far this season. and are APP
parcntly in very much need O: a vie
tory. University of Richmond has
one victory To its credit, out OF four
starts. whilC the nayidsonianS have
won twice in five starts
Th. locals victory came in their
nrs, contest against Catholic Uni
vcrslty. While they have lost two
hurd- fought battles to Virginia and
iiampdcn- Sidney. in tho latter gam
In" twice as much ground as thci-
orponcnts. and were dcciSivciy whip
ped by V. l.. l., Davidson's defeat by
Virginia was by two more touch
Downs than Rice Warrcn's men bca'
Richmond. the Richmond score hoinJ
IL to 0.
DaNidSon'S other defeats were at
the hands al Georgia Tcch ana Wake
Forest, the '"rmtr AciNG - 10 w. ana
tho latter by 10 TO
the TWO victories acNrc"itc" I" the
Niiucats were icE'st''tu nSd'hS'
PfesoHterian |ol,cse anu w ono ,,
oo'h SET UPS tor Il" oieN'h VI '"t
Da'iuso" 'sPc'
90 lar a. e., ,.ni 49,
wiz T,, ns xm,S, - n.'
the iluc"'s arr cN W nv 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Country Club Tennis
Tournament Is Over

MISS Elizabeth Warren ana pcy-
ION FIemihg Won the mixed dou-
Dies tennis championship vcstcr-
uaE afternoon on the courts of the
country Club or Virginia by de-
eating Miss Taylor and Rubb.
The match was ono of tho closes,
ana hardest fought played at the
local club since tennis began last
spring Three sets were required
before the winning pair was de-
tcrmincd.
flShtinE hard and dispIuyinu
cNc"ilent tennis. Miss Warren and
fi"thlhE Won the first set from
their opponents. CT. The match
was cNentd in the next set. how
ever when Miss Taylor and Robh
registered Cd victory. Miss
warren and Fleming staged "A
comehack IN the third set. and won
the match by taking the set. G-3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
BRITISH WOMAN GOLF CHAMP
FORCES PRO. TO PLAY HIS BEST
Miss Cecil Letch Beaten in Match With Jim Barnes
but Latter Performs Sensationay -Alexa
Stirling Loses to Brton

the 3'6-Tnrd eleventh hole. though
o"turiNcn by screnty-fivc yards Mis-
i.citch made tho green in two. twcr-
" icct from the cup. while BARNES
put his second into trap. flc CHIN
ped from the sand dead to The min.
MISS i-citch stymicd conceded him a
Tour. and then proceeded to lose the
mole by taking three puts. lmr
cards:
i,arncs. out -. a36 3a5 4Ii-36
Miss Lcitch. out. els 3ii Ai6-.O
tarncs in ..... 3ti i3l o53.- a2-GS
MISS L"itch. in +5i 755 -ia-S2
Plays Ten Holes In Mems Far.
MISS l-citch played ten holes in
men $ par and one under par. or
the holes she played in par Barnes
won three and lost two. while siN
We're halvcd.
Miss l.eitch's victory over Miss
stirling was her third this year. ana
her first in this county.
The English woman won hcr
matches in the English and Canadian
championship tournaments
Miss Stirling was slightly inferior
IN driviHs and approaching today.
anu failed Ia take advantage Of op-
p"rtunities Ia run up commanding
lead before Miss Leitch began play
ing up TO her game. Miss Stirring
said that she was ovcrgolfcd. having
played practically every daH this sea :
son. during the course of which she
mas lost two championships She
intends t" play no more golf until
spring.
The cards:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
WEST VIRGINIA NINE
PLANS TRIP SOUTH

Especial to Tn" Times Iuspa'chl
MORGA &ToWE. ". VA. oct. .s-
II was announced today that tn.
West Virginia University bns.holl
team wculd take a Southern Urn
next spring instead OF going F.as,
as In the past siN years virginia.
Washington and Lee and Vandorblt
arc the teams around which ten
day trip VIII Toe formed. ana Georu In
Tech, Georgia North and South Caro-
Ina and other teams have been
asked for dates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
GENERALS CLASH
V|RG|N|A'S BEST CONTEST
V. p. |. and Washington and
Lee Will Meet Today
in Lynchburg.
TIT ny ITNilDtti e

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NciiBURG, VA. oct. cS.-With
the Orange and Maroon OF Virginia
T"'h ana the Blue and White Of
Washington and Lee decorating win
down OF the principal stores OF This
city. rival football teams of the Two
institutions arc ready for their an
nual gridiron clash here tomorrow
afternoon. Not In the football his
tory OF the Hin City has there been
;te much enthusiasm connected with
Il battle for gridron honors here.
Both squads reached here last
night. and word from the rival
coaches was that they have their
men trained to the uninutc In what
promises to be one Of the closest and
most bitterly fought football games
III Virginia III recent years. Wash
ington ana Lee ana Tech have been
ccntcndcrs for gridiron honurs for :,
long space Of time. and tomorrow s
clash will 70 II long way toward de-
Gliding which is the most formidable
eleven in the old Dominion
II il true that neither Of the con-
tenders In the struggle plays the
University OF virginia. but both have
played or will play before the season
ends teams played by the Orange and
Ri"e. ], viii lie by comparing the
scores that the football title of Nlr-
Ginia Will be determined
Washington and Lee and Virrinil
Tcch are matched about evenly. aud
those who know arc unwilling to
back their convictions with photo
graphs of Abraham Lincoln There
was little or no betting on the con.
test here tonight on account Of tho
reports on the condition OF tho
teams The sensational showing tho
Generals made against Rutgers and
thc performance of Tech against
centre college has done nothing hut
C"nilicatc matters as to the outcome
OF t"morr"w's encounter. II is be.
'teved that luck will play AN impor-
tant part In tho final result Prob
nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
HEBREW QuINT HOLDS
ITS INITIAL WORKOUT

The Hebrew a. \ hc!d ito ,nI.i.y
basketball practice al tho Robert Lee
school Thursday night. There was
quite representation on hand and
The dash and pep SHOWN by the men
showed class in every respect Some
OF the boys who showed fast team
work were, NANNY" King, SAMMY
Sehcr, "EStrinebcan" Iarfc!d. and
Captain Jackie Newman. Practice
viii be held Z, the school every Mon
day and Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Levi. Ia Wrcs,,e polk

NIW NOKk, Oct. 2N.-El C'StranE :
lcr'j Lewis, former heavyweight
wrestling champion. in his first step
10 regain the title from Staulslau.
%hyszko viii meet Joe Polk. int.
allied champion. in a ratch-as- cate n
can bout here ncN, Thursday. II
will he the first bout in New Yor.
under the new rmic, which prohi5I;s
all furnishing holds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
inquiries VICTORIOUS
IN CAME WITH CADETS

McGulrc's University School and
B"nedictu" Military College staged
one OF Ia" Closest prep school foot
nan h"ii!"s OF recent years ycstcr-
day 'itcinoon e, boulevard Field.
when u" McGu,rc's boys beat their
opponents 6 20 O
rh" game was witnessed by a large
crowd ot rooicrs for both schools