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HARDING TO PRESENT TREAT TO SENAT TE;
TAYLOR MA Y HAVE DEFIED HIS BLA CKAlALLER
TAYLOR MURDER SUSPECTS
NARROW TO-DAY TO MISS x
AND FOUR MYSTERY MEN

Directors Life and Lore Affairs, Letters
Disappearing and RedPpedring, Hand
kerchieE and Pink Silks Are Consolidated
Into Single Mass Of Epidence-Handker-
chief Bearing Letter 50 Missing
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The Weather

Rain tonight and Saturday. in
creasing southerly winds.
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PANTHER SCRUBS
, DEFEAT MOULTON

Moulton, October as.-(special0
Birmingham Southern college scrubs
defeated the Lawrence County High
school eleven here this afternoon by
an Is to 10 score.
Golsan went over tackle for the
first of the Panthers touchdowns.
and Howell scooped up fumbles for
the second and third scores.
The two touchdowns for Moulton
were made on straight football. Col
san made several long gains on end
runs. and Howell's 60yard run was
a feature of the game. Scott and
Shelton starred in the line.
For Lawrence county, L. Shelton at
end, and Jones at half starred, The
Moulton team showed walled front
to the scrubs line plunges, but on end
runs Stevenson and Mitchell paved
the way for substantial gains,
Thompson was the defensive star of
the game.
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-ChicGgo-Princeton
Game Will Feature
Fights in Midwest

Chicago, October 27.-with the
final rehearsals over. the stage was
set tonight for the biggest football
classic in Chicago's history tomor-
row, when Princeton meets Chicago
In an interssetional contest that
promises to attract the attention of
the gridiron world.
The $4,000 football fans who OBJ
tanned tickets for the game are
eagerly awaiting the referees whistle
that will start the hostilities, while
thousands of others are making
frantic last-minute efforts to obtain
tickets and are offering any price
up to 500 for a seat costing IS.
Demand for tickets to the game
reached unprecedented proportions,
Several arrests were made of scalp
ers and officials at the university
seemed satisfied with their efforts to
stop the practice of selling tickets
for many times their face value.
The invading Tigers swung into ac-
tion behind locked gates on Stagg
field for final light signal drill
shortly after their arrival. No out
siders were allowed to witness the
workout After the Tigers finished
the Maroons, under the direction of
Coach Stagg, went through their
final drill, also secret.
New Plays eRehearsed
Numerous new plays which the
Maroons have been developing for
Princeton were rehearsed, and the
general belief prvails that a surprise
will be sprung tomorrow by Stage,
whose team scored 9 to 0 triumph
over Princeton last year.
1--WE realize that we have a hard
game, but we are out to win despite
opposition" said Coach Bin" Roper
of the Tigers The workout this
afternoon was just what the boys
needed after their long trip. What
they need most now is rest, They
will be in good condition for the con-
test tomorrow. We believe We have
an even chance for victory, and that
we have stronger team than the
one that faced Chicago last year"
Coach Stage declined to predict a
Chicago victory, saying:
THE game should result in hard.
%clean contest. May the better team
win"
OF the other western conference
teams Illinois. meets Michigan at
Ann Arbor, Ohio State Will clash
with Minnesota at Minneapolis, while
Purdue will oppose Iowa, conQueror
of Yale, at Iowa City. Indiana will
be opposed by the Michigan Aggies at
Bloomington, while Northwestern
and Wisconsin will be idle.
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test OF next Saturday, when they
meet the University CT Georgia
at Columbus They are tackling
the Camp Benning soldier out
fit this afternoon on the Auburn
campus. and Mike Donahue will
probably use a raft of subs and
give his regular stars only a few
minutes of work. Big Ed Shirling
will be In cfvies. The star back
has been nursing injuries, but
1t Is hoped he will be able to
resume his post In time for Geor-
gia.
The Praying Colonels'' of Gem
ire are also in for a little picnic
today. They will devour the
Louisville and Danville team.
Vanderbilt, too, who has made
great record thus far, is TAX
ing it easy today. Dan Mcclure
will send the Commodores against
the team of a former pupil, Josh
Cody having taken his Mercer
Baptists TO Nashville for a drub-
bling.
Looking to the Eastward
The main attraction in the
east, so far as southern fandom
is interested, Is the tilt between
Yale and the Army. It's not so
much an interest in these teams,
out Dixie fans are going to
Auburn's strength by what the
army does against Yale today.
If the West Pointers prove
stumbling block to tho boys of
old Ell, or even If they give 'em
a hard-fought battle 1t will lend
strength to the theory that Au-
burn has a great team this year.
For II must be remembered that
Auburn played the Cadets off
their feet for three quarters. be-
fore the grand explosion came. II
the Army is Inundated, those
who weigh football strength will
have to wait until Auburn goes
against Georgia to see If the con-
tention that Make has his great
est team in years, is true.
Montgomery may not be able
to support minor league base
ball. but she's going to support
alleged major league baseball for
six weeks next spring. The Phil
adelphia Athletics will do their
training in Champion Bowl.
Reports are to the effect that
Miller Higgins will be boss in
reality as well as boss in NAME
of the Yankees next season, and
that to bring this about a gen.
eral house cleaning will be in
order. The rumor has it that
Whitley Witt. outfielder, Everette
Scott, infielder, and Pitchers Carl
Mays and Waite Hoyt will be
decorated with the tinware dur
ing the winter.
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Barron and Brewster
Will Not Start Today
Against Notre Dame

Atlanta. October 2T.--(Specia1)-
Barron and Brewster. regular halves.
suffered twisted ankles In the hard
scrimmage of Wednesday. and have
been under the care of a physician
since that time. 1t lis doubtful II
either will be able to appear In uni
form against Notre Dame. Coach
Alexander has made other radical
changes in the lineup since the Navy
game.
The lineup that will probably
start the game Saturday Is as fol-
lows: Frye, center; Davis and
Mcconnell. guards; Usry and Lyman.
tackles; ]. Station and A. Station,
ends; McDonough, quarterback; Hunt,
fullback McWhorter and Murphey,
halves. Mcintyre, who started at
guard against the Navy, is suffering
with a sprained shoulder. A, station
has been moved out to right end to
add weight to the team, while Usry
has replaced Connell at tackle. Nc
Whorter takes the place of Brewster
and Murphey will endeavor to fill the
shoes of the mighty Barron.
Tech is aware of her weakness
against forward passes as shown
against the Navy, and the team has
been drilled hard against the passing
formations of Notre Dame. Only
eight downs have been made this
year on running plays, and no fear
10 entertained of the lines ability TO
stop the Notre Dame running attack.
Coach Alex feels that II the wonder
full passing gasne of the westerners
can be stopped victory is a possibility
for the Yellow Jackets.
The absence of Brewster and Bar
ron would cripple any chance of often
sive power on the part of the team,
but 1t is hoped that one or both will
be able to play some of the time
Murphey has not yet been tried in a
Zig test, and as he only weighs 1858
pounds can hardly match the ability
of Barron a very light workout
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CONFUSING BRITIsH TITLES

Sir John Foster Frazer, In Arts ana
Decoration
was quite exhausted the other
evening when I had been properly
cross examined by an information
hungry young American lady about
why a. duke and an archbishop were
called Your Grace" why maroufses.
earis' viscounts and barons were all
Jumped together as noble lords"
why 1t was that the daughter of a
baron was called 1.-The Honorable
Cynthia Brown. whereas II she were
the daughter of the Earl of TwIcken-
nam she would, be the Lady Cynthia
Brown. and whit were curtesy titles
anyway, and why should Lord Robert
Cecil be just like a commoner where
as his elder brother, the MARQUIS OF
salisbury, was a real lord, so that
lord was not a real lord unless he
sat In the House of Lords; and
why the eldest son takes the second
title OF his father so that tho son
of the Duke of Devonshire is called
the Marquis Of Harrington. and as
they are all Ladies how In 1t pos
sible to tell the difference between
the wife of baronet and the wife,
or even the daughter, of an earl;
and Of course. she knew 1t was not
correct to call a lord a lord in his
presence II you knew him quite well
az Jimmy" or 'Toddles," or any
thing, except when introducing
somebody to him or at public meet
ing, when you came out strong with
His Grace the Duke of PEBBLES" but
otherwise at golf you would call
him "old thing to show you liked
him; and wasn't 1t really an awful
nuisance to have precedence SO as to
be quite sure you didn't go into din
ner before somebody else, and was it
true-oh, dear, dear. dear.
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MUNGER BOWLS CAT HOME"

upendous attractions have been offered football lovers
this plans made the
staging of game but the fact remains that the Tabd have
fight and than will place at Munger
Bowl this afternoon when the Maps aggregation ties up with the
Lady stacking the Coaches Charlie
year brought
backield Rogers But
worked until they
pretty baeld should results
from for the remainder of the unless the nx continues
o. their knocks other stars from the fray.
Munger football field understood that
take today's crowd
greatest
it looked like Bulldogs
But through the loss of the the Panh
working by team,
Baptss and the Methods pretty evenly matched and when
Redwood their
another batte to the death The
Birmingham has become fixture locally and
of of
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Army Cadets to See
Game in Yale BowI

West Point, N. Y, October 37.-The
army's gridiron squad. numbering ss
players, left early today for Derby,
Conn, where the players will be
quartered until the game with Yale
at New Haven tomorrow. The corps
of cadets will leave Saturday morn
ing to witness the contest In the Eli
howl
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Jefferson County
Defeats Hueytown

Coach Breland's Wild Cats de-
feated Hueytown yesterday, 10 to 6.
walker, Mayhem and C. Barton
starred for the visitors. Littleton
played a wonderful game. making
both of Jefferson's touchdowns. the
first being a 40-yard run on fake
play, and the second coming in the
third quarter on several hard
smashes through the line.
Captain Howard and Smith stood
out for the home team. Smith, after
intercepting Halls forward pass,
made 55-yard run for Hueytowns
only touchdown. and the first one
made off of the Wild Cats this season.
Jefferson will journey to Bessemer
next Friday where they play the
strong high school team there. A
large crowd should be on hand as a
victory means much to either team
4 British oil company has com
loted near Bristol, England. one of
the largest oil refining plants in the
world. The plant, which cost upward
of s15,O00,O00, is intended to handle
the crude : brought in tankers from
the Persian -ulf region.
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in contest to decide the champion
ship of the Atlantic fleet here today.
The two teams were the survivors
of an elimination tournament among
the elevens of all the ships of the
fleet.
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Delaware Wins

New York, October 27-The foot
ball team from the United states bat
tleship Delaware defeated the eleven
of the battleship Maryland, 10 to Z.
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Few Tough Games i'm South
A majority OF southern teams
have set aside this day as rest
day" on their football schedule.
In other words. most of the
bigger teams are lacking on the
little fry" in what might be
termed practice Tits. This Is done
of course to allow the men to
recuperate from hard battles, in
order that they may be ready for
even harder battles one week
hence.
Georgia Tech, erstwhile Golden
Tornado, and University OF Ala
bama are the two exceptions.
The Tide and the Yellow Jack
cts have the toughest nuts OF tho
season to crack. Alabama Is
following up two tough games
of succeeding Saturdays with
another back-breaking assign
ment. Two Saturdays ago the
Tide hoped off on its campaign
with what was heralded as the
greatest squad in years. Disap-
pointment was keen when the
Alabamians went over to Atlanta
and suffered crushing defeat
of 1877 at the hand of Tech.
Then, Just a week ago the Grim
son came to Birmingham, her
aided as an odds on favorite to
aided as an odds-on favorite to
Tiger they met a Tartar and at
the end of the conflict the score
stood TT.
And now, with no lax Satur-
day like most of the bigger teams
enjoy, the Alabama boys are en-
countering the Texas Terrors
over in Austin. One week hence
they go against the University
of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
The lad that mapped out the Ala
bama schedule certainly believed
in handing 'em man-sized job,
and was probably one of those
boys with the slogan; Sec
America First"
Many Go to Atlanta
So many local fans have read
so much about Coach Rockne and
his Notre Dame wonder team,
that they are taking the day off
and grabbing the cinder spreader
for Atlanta early this morning.
so that they may be present at
Grant field this afternoon when
the referees whistle starts the
Notre Dame outfit and the Yell
low Jackets into battle.
Local enthusiasts may see a
real football battle. Tech may
show her teeth, and bring about
a reversal of form from the
wares she put on display in go
ing up against Annapolis last
Saturday. On the other hand,
even IL Notre Dame should HUI
initiate the Jacktes, the local
contingent visiting Atlanta will
be in for rare treat. for 1t is
said that the wizard Rockne
has doped out plays and shifts
that have never been seen in
southern football.
To give one an insight on the
Importance attached to the meet
ingof Notre Dame and Tech, and
to show that more friendly feel
ing exists between Ga-Tech and
University of Georgia 1t might
be mentioned that Georgia and
Oglethorps played their game on
Friday, so>that both teams and
student bodies might attend the
Saturday classic in Atlanta.
Other Games Inc0nsequent1al
The Auburn Tigers, supposed
to be stronger than in years, are
putting In practice day of IT,
in preparation for the supreme
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Births--Deaths

The following list OF births and deaths
in Jefferson county was filed yesterday.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Corona, e2s Sixteenth
avenue, East Thomas. October "a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Love Wells, 1901
Ninth place. East Thomas, October 16.
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Wise. Central
park. October 49, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kowitz 94g Four
teenth street. north. October Is, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil l.. Robbins. Route
i, Dora. September IS, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Franklin. sayre.
October 8. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley J. Bullard,A sayre.
October l. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer M. Tucker. All
Thirty eighth street, north, October a how
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughey ]. Jackson. All
Fortieth street. north, September a. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Aper. 2210 Fifth ave.
nue.. north. October IA girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. O'Hara. St. Vim
cents hospital. October 49, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scholl. 1s1a
Twenty-eghth street. Ensley. October "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James t. Kendricks ST
Vincents hospital, October is. girl.
Deaths
Melton Ashberry Wood. Littiston. Octo-
Der u. 10 years.
Redmon N Wheeler, St. vincents hos
pital, October 49, 81 years.
mary Z. Pruitt. 500 Berry street West
End, October 26, 81 years.
MRS. Mamie l.. Byrd, 1901 Twelfth ave-
nue. north, october 49, As years.
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Airplane service is being organized
to connect the French ports of Havre
and Cherbourg with fast train
leaving Southampton, England. for
London, for the convenience Of trans
atlantic passengers desiring to visit
the British capital.
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Grid Results

At Athens. Ca: Georgia as. oEle-
thorpe 6.
Guilford college 0. Wake Forest 0.
Missouri School OF Mines 0. Russelivtite
ARKANSAS Aggies) 9.
Texas A. & M. 10, ouiohita college 9.
Austin college IT, Daniel Baker col
lege 0.
Franklin SO, Rose Poly o.
At Arkadelphia, Ark: Henderson Brown
80, Hendrix 0.
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was held Thursday and Friday, and
the team is resting up awaiting the
coming struggle
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Mems and young mems
overcoats, latest models
and patterns. Double
breasted, single breasted,
belted and beltless models.
Grays, browns and mix
lures. All of them in this
sale from S27.95 down TO
, 1922-10-27
REGULARS OUT
Of LINEUP HERE
Gorrell. Kassis and Ray In
eligible for Play III Game
Today.

Casper High school football team
enters tho football game against the
G-eybuli high school this afternoon
~ Athletic park handicapped with
three Of the regulars ineligible be
csusn OF poor scholastic standing and
three substitutes out % the game
with Injuries The Greybull team ar
rived last night and reported all OF
thei- first string men on hand and
ready 20 start.
Cornell. rlrht en-. will be MISSED
THIS afternoon because OF difficulty he
has had IN Strengthening out the
credits he received from Basin high
school las. year. His work this year
ia good but he has not sufficient
CREDITS 70 make him eligible. kassis.
regular center. and Ray. guard. have
fallen down In their work since the
laramie game and are out Britain,
stokes and simier. substitutes. are
All lad un with injuries and viii not
be in todsy's game,
To meet this condition Coach MOI
can has had to make numerous
switches in the lineup. Julian or
Arsnan viii start at right end IN
Gorreu's nacs and Shikany or Bray
wmreplace KasAs at center Nc
Grath VIII be in ,hs line again and
the other line regulars, oBryan. Han
sen. ArchSmba7iit and Cody viii start
IN the backGeld It has been neees-
sary 10 move Lester TO fullbsck but
rs he has played every position both
on and behind the Inc in the last
three wears. he can hold the job down
,.erv satisfactorily. Captain Johnny
Groves and Houser viii be In at half
hacks and Davis will play quarter
severance and McKeivey. substitute
h~alfbaeks. arc sure 10 be seen In &C
tion some time during the game.
Tie game vii; star. promptly at 3
O'Clock in order TO have II completed
while there is stn plenty Of light
, 1922-10-27
VETERAN GRID
MEN H0NORED
Gold Emblems to Be Pre-
sented Eleven of First
Penn State Squad.

NEW YORK. Oct. a7-EleVen mem
beers OF the first Penn State college
football squade-that of 1ss7-will line
up tonight n receive gold football,
embiems from Hugo Bese6ek, coach
of the present day team.
The original "Nittany Lions'' will
be dinner guests OF the Penn State
Alumni association Inc win be on the
sldelnes at the Polo grounds when the
1922 a plays Syracuse tomorrow.
Col. John Price Jackson, now con.
sultsnt OF the Manuel administration
In Washington and one OF the origin,
al Sittany players, Will presids at the
dinner.
Only one member of the original
squad is not living. C. Mitchell.
The gold football emblcms will
carry the name Of the recipient. the
numbers 81 and the IS" OF Penn
State.
, 1922-10-27
PRINCETON IN
CHI FOR CAME
Tiger Football Eleven Greet
ed in Windy City by Prince
ton Graduates.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27-oid grads of
Princeton gathered hero today to
greet the Tigers who came u Of the
cast to meet Chicago tomorrow.
Sons OF Old Nassau from all sections
Of the country met at Princeton head
quarters at an uptown hotel, where
preparations for a reception for the
team was planned and several hun
dred rooters accompanying the play
ers.
Both teams were IN top form for
the first appearance Of a Princeton
team on Stage Field.
Not one of the $4,000 persons lucky
enough to hold a ticket for the game
could figure out whether the Maroons
have a highly polished open attack
up their sleeve. or whether Stagg
plans to win by straight football
tactics. with a few simple plays
which he mas shown in the three
jane this season.
Chicago triumphed over Georgia,
Northwestern and Purdue while IN
second speed and football observers
are OF the opinion that Stage has de
veloped one OF the best teams that
has trod the Chicago field In years.
, 1922-10-27
LANDER TRIMS
R|vERTON SQUAD
Score of so to 0 Piled Up by
Fremont County Capital
in Late Game.

LANDER. Wyo, Oct. 2f.-Lander
high schools football team, playing
its first game of tbs season. defeated
Riverton 80 to 0 on the local field.
Lander pushed over nine touchdows
and played a fine style Of open foot
ball. Riverton will play the return
game here tomorrow and should put
Up a much litter brand OF play.
Because OF the distances to be
Travelled the local school has had ex.
treme difficulty in arranging 2 shed
ule. Douglas will play here in No
vsmber and the record OF the latter
team in beating Casper by one point
indicates that this will be the hardest
game that Lander faces this year.
, 1922-10-27
FOOTBALL ScHEDULESATURDA

Grand Forks-st. Themes vs.. North
Dakota.
Northneld-st. OLAF vs.. Carleton.
St. Paui-Hamiin VS.. Manchester.
Appleon-Milwaukee Engineers VS..
Lawrence.
Milwaukee-carroii vs.. Miiwauisse
peeatur-DeKaib Normal vs., James
Gaiesburg-Beloit We. Knox.
Monmouth Carthage VS.. Mon.
mouth.
Peoria-Bradiey Poly vs.. I'll. Normal
Hillsdaie-Aibion vs.. Hnlsdaie.
SOUTH.
Administrators Dame VS.. Georgia
Tech.
Austin-Alabama Us. Texas.
Auburn-U. s. Infantry School VS..
Auburn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VS.. Georgia.
Raltimor-virginia VS.. Johns Hop
kins.
Chapel Hiu-Maryland vs.. North
Carolina.
charlotte-Elon VS.. Erskine.
Charlotte-Davidson vs.. Trinity.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES College
vs.. Citadel.
Danvlle-Louisville vs.. Centre.
Gainesyille-Howarc VS.. Florida.
observation-disclosures vs.. Furman.
Greensboro-Lake Forest ". Gull
ford.
Johnson city-carson.Newman VS..
Wotford.
Knozsule-Ansslssippl vs.. .Tennes-
ser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vs.. Kentus s.
Lexington-LynchhurE VS.. Wash
ington and Lee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Mary.
willie.
Mobiie-Loyola VS.. Spring Hill.
Norfolk-Norh Carolina Sac vs.. V.
NJ. I.
Nashvine-Me-cer VS.. Vanderbilt.
New orieans-Nrississippi A. & NJ.
VS.. Tulane.
Richmond-wnliam q Mary vs..
Hampden-sidney.
Roanoke-King VS.. Roanoke. /,
Shreveport-Arkansas vs.. Louisi.
ana State.
waco-Nrisslssippl coneEe vs.. Bay,
lor.
washington-v. P. I. vs.. Catholic
University.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs. George
Washington.
PACIFIC COAST.
Portland-Oregon VS.. Idaho.
Corvallss-oregon AgEies VS.. Stan
rord.
PuIlman-washington W.. w-sh.
lngton State.
Los Angeles-caltornia vs.. South.
ern California.
San Francisco-santa Clara vs.
Arizona
a Francisco-st. Mary's-vs. ".
Mexico Aggies.
Reno-Nevada VS.. Davis Farm Ceh-
stanford-Marines vs.. Second STAN
ford team.
claremont-Pomona vs.. Redlands.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. GonzaEa.
Denver-Denver Uni. vs.. Colorado
Uni
Fort coinns-Utah Assies We. Col
era6o Aggies.
observation-disclosures state-vs. Mt.
st. Charles.