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Evening star., 1922-11-19

The Harvard attack went into sus-
tanned action only once. 1t was good
fora touchdown then Coburn cross
ing the Brown goal line with the
ball. but holding by Hubbard of
Harvard caused officials to recall the
play and to penalize Harvard .l5
Yards. Harvard had to try for score
by. field goal and Hammond. kicking
from the lG-yard line. failed. This
situation. in the second period. de-
veioped out of COburn's recovery for
Harvard of Quarterback Myers
tumble on Browns 35-yard line. from
which Hammonds and Churchills
rushes advanced it to the goal.
Brown Pressing at Close.
In the closing periods it was
Brown that was always pressing the
play. Three times in the third period
the Bear pushed down. the first time
forced to kick. the second time try
ing for field goal from the 25-yard
line. Sweets kick falling when it
struck the goal upright, the third
time advancing to Harvards 7-yard
line. The advent of Bubbles Payer.
a Brown freshman. marked the be
ginning and proved the sustaining
influence of the last drive of So
yards. 1t was from the limit of this
third period. advance that Adams. 3
yards behind the scrimmage. kicked
the field goal that gave Brown vic
tory.
Again in the last period Brown
brought the ball up to position for
score, but Sweet failed again on a
drop-kick from the 46-yard line.
Crimson Onense Fails.
In the last. half of the game
Harvard never had the ball in Brown
Evening star., 1922-11-19
CROSS-COUNTRY TITLE
TO MEADOWBROOK A. c.

NEW YORK. November 1S-The har-
riers of the Meadowbrook Club of Phil
adelphia today won the national Junior
cross-country championship over the
Van Cortlandt Park six-and-one-half-
mile course, with the low score Of 21
points. The individual title went to
John Phillips of the Paulist A. c., New
York. whose time was So minutes 35
seconds
Second place in the team race was
won by the Finnish American Club of
New York, with 81 points, and third by
the Mohawk A. c. of New York. with s..
William Rittle of the Meadowbrook
Club finished second. IS yards behind
Phillips: Marvin Rick of the New York
A. c.. was third: Arthur Studenroth,
Meadowbrook Club. fourth; Arthur
Eager. Finnish-American A. c.. fifth.
and George A. Ramsey of the Meadow
brook Club. sixth. Grocer C. Caushey
of the Pittsburgh A. A.. finished ninth.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
THREE POINTS IS MARGIN
OF BROWN OVER HARVARD
By the Associa ted Pre.x


NAMBRDGE Mass. November SBrowns
by Yale few weeks
was to the points being made field goal kicked
rst of the fourth by Fuak
team rounced by Yale 20 of
week. could
neither Buell. George game Otherwise
Harvard
departed from the usual policy
Evening star., 1922-11-19
ALEXANDRIA HIGH BEATS:
ST. JOHNS. IN GRID, GAME

ALEXANDR1A, Va, November 18:-::
Alexandria High Schools foot bai1
team easily defeated the eleven of st:
Johns college Of Washington. a7 to
o.. The locals used mostly. second
stringsplayers against the visitors All
played well. ocallaghan was best of
The game was tc,eanly played and
no penalties were called against Ell
ther team. Alexandria scored in: all
of the periods except the last.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

LOCAL.
Georgetown. 10, RuckneIl. g.
Virginia Military Iistitlte, IS,
George Washington. o. ~
SOUTH ATLANTIC. -
Maryland. 81 Johns HoDkfns. O..
William and Mary- Is, Gallaudet. a.
Richmond, 34i HaMpden-SiAney, D.
Roanoke, GSs GuiIforA. D.
North Carolina. 20, Davlds0n, o.
virginia Polytechnic lastitute, Il,
WashfnEtoh and Lee, @.
-. Johns. OF Western Maryland. o.
Winchester VaJ High. 13, cham-
bersburB (Penn.D High. o.
=. SOUTH.
GeorEfa Tech, II, North .Csrolina
Auburn, @; Centre. o.
Vanderbilt, 12s Georgia. o.
Tennessee. 1S, Sewanee. z.
Tepnessee Nedtcs. ~, Mississippi, o.
kentncky. 81. Alsbama, O.
Texas. @3y Oklahoma. =.
Furn,an. IL, Wonerd. o.
Sar.on-Sewman, S7s MNljgan COL
leRe. o. - = =.
Florida. -, Tulane, O.
MississipPi Askies. - Louisiana
Florida :. Ere.hne.. II; "AInbana
Freedmen, o.
Clemson. 81. Er-kipe, O..
Ise,
Mississippi College, 9, Birmingham
SOuthern, O..
-. EAST ~-''-
Csthoi,e Gniser"ity. 21s City College
Gornei!. 4Ss Albright. II.
Penn, u Penn State, g..
Princeton. 3, Yale. Q. -a
Brown. 3: Harvard, o.
u.ts. y; massachusetts Aggies, 9.
Hobart. II, Clarkson, II.
Holy CrOs~. ~, Fordham, O..
Syrarrse. IA; Colgate, :. -
dartmouth, ~; Columbia, :.
Exeter. L.: Andover, 3
Bo"ton College. 13s Canikius, =,
West VfrEinin. II, Virginia. 0.
,InuE. nsDurEh. 10' Washington and
Lehigh. 81 Lebanon Valley. ..
nat4er". 'E; New York Unlversity, O,
Williams. -: Amherat. ..
1aie Freshmen, 2ls Harvard Fresh.
men, IL. - 60.
Rensselaer,. IL, Stevens, IT,
Sunquehanna, 81, Ha verford, 10.
SMlsnovn, 2s 1t. Mary's, o.
AlieEheny, 33; Alfred. 2. 49,, -
Agxies. 2. -..es -
Roche.ter. -, Niagara. -
,;.s. ;Ssw Hampshire State. 49, Boston
Army. 30, Bates, o.
vermont. II, Middlebury, o.
Academy,
Franklin, and Marshall. 81, Uui-
MuhIenbere. II, swarthmore.,Ia
..- MIDWEST. :
Michigan. 13s Wisconsin, 9.
,ws seott Hi.h ,lToiedo). 4s, Marinette
Cednr Rapids No,va) High, :5,
Waite High (TOledob, 18. -" y
western Reserve. 1os .kenySn, l3., !.
Muskingum, 8, Marshali, o. ~
Iowa, 1ss Ohio STATE. .. . 49,
Ohio university. No. Otterbeih, o.
Wabn.h. IS, Ciiesso +: N. c.. A.,
Missourt. -; Washington. Unit
Marquette, Q, Detroit. a -
CREIGHTON. o.. Michigan 'AEKies, o.
-NcrtaweateIa: sss Monmouth. IA. :
DePanw, :24i Hanover; Soi ~ ..-.<'
.Eikfn t1llJ High 1e;f Ansenia
St. Ingatils. 48,> Defiance, o.
Chicago, >, Illinois, O..
COe, 1SS Cornell COllexe. z. 80,
OberIin, 81 MfiamS, o.. - :,
wooster. .lsI Mount Usiea,i 3. :
Drake, 21y GrinneIl, o. *, !:
W W,,si.sto.. J 81 D.ys..: :: suaiysr-
0hio wesleyan. as, Csse, o. =:
"Eafihnm, Est TransyfvAhia, o.. y : .
: Union. .27s Bethel. o. -. : =
WEST. :, r::,',.,,,.,.. :: -. = =. F.
: Kansas, 30, Colorado, g.. -
Denver Ihlversity,. . -, COLORADO
Ttss: Ua,sr.ity.> az <wAitn.a COL:
leEe, a.. 'H'~'+a = .7'.s '@,-s
's6uthern Galifsrain,. n, ,IdaAs, o..
1Nashintton,i .12s- Stanford . -Uni-
verify; ::s = =, 49, !, =, =, $50 =
: Oregon. 10y Oregon. Ag1ias. o.. /: - :,
0ecidsntal, .1ot -Calilpen1as TeSh, s13.
G0as4gA, 7zs ,,WyomilE.l, - y.
Nebraska, 21s kaRsas ,AEEies,. O. ~,
Colorado :. AGgtes, 1et.~ eeforade,
Mines, O.. :. -:-.S % t-i: 3
Arisona.. 1o.,. New. :Mexfces ~ -.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
PENN :VANQUISHES STATE
IN TOUGH TILT, Z TO E

T 8-The University
r defeated Penn College
- agruelng battle The point
victory reliable failing
MS drop kick
choose
1etect the weak spots in
Evening star., 1922-11-19
PITT HUMBLES w. AND I
= In SLASHING BATTLE. 100

DlITSBCRGH November SWashingon Jefersons wonder
eleven met its Waterloo today
kicked by the University OF Pittsburgh Panth Neales
wao-undeeated for nearly three 9oO struggle on
nuddy gridon eleven that
& ne m line me and and SLOW low thinking by the and secondary
ore We're swept off their feet in the first few play and
erod the Presidents usually fighting shadow Of her
Evening star., 1922-11-19
GEORGIA U. MAY PLAY
NORTH CAROLINA IN 1923

CHARLOTTE, n. c., November
1s.-North Carolina and Georgia
upiversities are negotiating for \
foot ball game next year. and may
plny. il they can arrange their
schedules, Charles T. WoOllen,
graduate manager Of athletic" at
North CarolIna. said tonight. He
added that North Carolina would
not play Georgia Tech. and I'm re.
ply to questions said Tech had
sought a game. hut that North
CaroIina'a policy was to play it's
state teams. and what state uni
yersities from near by states 1T
could.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
MAINE :HARRIERs WIN.

?, BOSTON, November 18.-Unfversity
Of MaineNrunners today won the New
Enk1and nd.infercollegiate cross-country
run with ls points. Bates was second
and Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology was. third. The. individual
winner. was r. E. Hendrie of Massa
chusetts institute of ofss<Technology.
Whose time..Was- 1S.t7, for the five
miles,
Evening star., 1922-11-19
EASY FOR NORTHWESTERN.

CHICAGO. Nvember 1S.-The North-
western University foot ball team
scored an easy victory over. Mon
mouth College at Evanston today.
western scored nine touchdowns and
kicked goal four times. Monmouth
scored two touchdowns and kicked
Spal twice.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
A REAL COMEBACK

Spbstitutions-Geergetevn. Wirts for Des-
LaWaers, sAeshan for Lieb. flavin for Lowe.
lea for Flavin. Lieb for J. NcNamars, Coz.
gin for Shsehan. Adam. for DuFour, MsEtino
hon, Denton for han, HenninE for Denton.
jenkins for wilsbach, Morgan for Reed, Hall
for Kopp. Distrieh for Hennmg. Touehdowns
touchdevns-Elayin. Dayhef. Foints after
touehdovna. ,missed-Nailsy. Flayin. Referee
Mr.: TaBgart 0echester). Umptre-Mr.
ler CPenn,yivania). fine Of periods-lS min.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
CENTRAL ELEVEN VICTOR.

A Central High School team, COM
posed mainly of second -string play
ers, went to Charlotte Hall yesterday
and defeated the academy eleven
there, IA to Z. Rauber and Crawford.
Central regulars. went into the fray
in the last period.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
Line-Up and Summary.

Pennsylvania scoring: Touehdown-Mllsr
Goal from observation-disclosures (placement
Ack). State: Touohdown-wilson. Missed
goal after teuchdown-Palm. Rsferee-Hr.
Mccarthy (Epi.eopaD: Umpire-Mr. Croweli
lSwarthmore). Field judse--Mr. E. J. 0'Brisn
(Tufts). Head lnesman-Nr, E, G, EckIes
wv. and ~. Periods-l5 minutes each.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
VORACIOUS TIGER CRUNCHES BULLDOG
in HIS ''FANCS'' At PALMER STADIUM,
WINNING BY MARGIN OF Il FIELD GOAL
ke,, Smith, Sub End,
Earns Fame With
a Drop Kick.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

HRINCETON, n. J., November
l8-Princeton's voraciouS
Evening star., 1922-11-19

: Arisona. 1o,S. New,.Mexiee. T.:
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Bank "Solrenf"
DepoSifors To
Receive Money
NEWLY oRcANlsGo eureeig
STATE nANs ouirs uusiNTs@s
sTArrNrNr 90 RANK 90
FfciAL

To D4ihr.e state HANK ~hieA -
r,orrahlsed from TO- a-sets ~ ghe oid
Oklahoms state asnk. lyman ofs,
grrsiaeu, sna = g Parsons. osshles
tales to ol<n "a. aocrr rhnrsass
usornine The lersl clearlnr h,a~e
niaas resifstsons ~ tAils yirArinss
whieh thc ns~ aauk a,anl Il es,u A
not c.'ufoam q. i . understood -.
ncrrs fraa she state hr,kln tosra
'e'k ehare, ~ ,he insiiNsian's a.
fslrs s.slsy u i lholthi esrit -
organization ~, le possible
i.ymou } cns maa, ,hs ,clle~sns
slatemeni
Ne of~nea shs Cnthr'e Stat Rank
vth wAas - thoalat ~as AnAs
,asa e,ehsnr' q carry a ,hreash
l.1i for n last sh.uy as,s oar ~nh.
tTa~sis have been so hrEe and not
tclnr able q fealfc on securities
Nhich ~ tonk over ia car roorranisa-
,lon Ne uere anahle 70 conuruc The
Nlihiie state hank is ro'0ent ana -
.non a. meats can hr fonnd io r..
deer securities the fel losiiors ~ill -
paid in mil The off,ers ~ this
hsnk and the state hsnklnr deissFt
faeni have done cscrslhine iu their
* wer 20 handlf the atuation whites
u it had simply been 'oral would
have bern easy tut The general eon
tiiinns of the euantrs made is lmpo~
rihie "a eaat'nae the hAnl al thle
t'mt
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ot vAlrRA's stNN fflsERs
20 opposr oovtRNNrNr

pabi.n 1aa ise leaders ~ -
siun r,ln faettn opposing tho
pes,e trcasy have eeea sam rone 3
fof iodas ~ Ramon a. Walters. te.
l.,srA rrcsiAenl a a. tsl 81 eaua a.
conslder ~ ecnefal tUnst|An rrae
ms cat % rsilfieat~a - tte trcats
Mesue hiie Arthur Guuth. ihe nes
president has started iae ma hlisrf
- hls provisional sessfemruf one
81 his fts, acts ielns . sammon ll,e
south Ireland pstilaueuf ior ne.ft
lns on aawriAs gof iAe purpose ~
formally passing uror lhe treaiy
rhis formal ratification Is spcciha'i
provided Cor IN the rart
~ de Valera has tlatei fhst b.
~la leuofe the mee lae on SATURDAY
and believes IA folavers ~n 30
likewise TIE supporters og AR
Gr'iiih believe thsi THIS lnsfcs
unanimous approval 81 ihr tretiy hy
she remaining mentsrH. Nfh ihe
addict votes - sAe fsur mon y
members Cor Dahlin lni,er. it4s
expected taat the I.ofeee.llnts viii be
brief and formal and thai ,ho acts
taken ny the cshlnet Ia the Interim
an ee approved. tans confirming tn
constitution of that hady ~ announc
- BY President Griffin n A
umerod tlts oaa 81 fhe unlsnisi
members ~ the parliament may bc
added "a The eailusi thus giving q
coalition completion - ihe aimlnls
tra,lon
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GIRL CONF[ss[s TO A
HORRIBLE MURDER
Most Brutal Crime Ever Ascrihe,l
To Woman Il Charged
Against 20 Year old
Berlin Girl

nerlln lan fs The meet aaini
lrse e,er ascfif.ea - = ~nmsa ~as
shafeca afaln.t .o sosr.olt fi'iateia
nsssauef stsnofrarhsr sheu spe
AS sfr,*tea today acsnss.i - muf
dsrine her faihrt ksrl naihsasr
Aesnnilnr - the isoltss the slfi
aisfket her father wHh bstehei.
smashing tha sAu'f e. f.te Nlsh ta
81 store hows rheu she respectfully
siahied the h.ai, aih Al hen
knlfe severlnr an lhe lmfauabi ar
ff.es
Fl4fshelh nfal todd % stlse hsr
hlhef haa hecn llsd ht rhhe q.
hm seaf,h a the home fessaled onr
IS her epnrs sosksd with hlooA
The aeie,ll,er sa'A the el.i anh
selaenlis corfesse,i .atlnf her falh
ef tSa shfested her moiher IN n
brutal manner The rln declared
that nn a., advice uf her tanse. sh~
ara hef mother frrrafol % leafr
lhslr home licr father fsw nsp'
eieas and a. an a. sall the mfnnnr.
fae tafeay fu'iontd
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Sfa1d-Pdffers
Desert Nswberry
In Seat Fight

W1salnstoa. ian Il = Sens.oT
waiS. repatlicsn ohla s.ssr~1 a.
ske on,y aoalsfai senassr ia ne >ew.
berry elresion oonsrs. sosias ofiered
~ am~nAmrnt = tAe repors haialne
~s~AefFy ealsies - ~ ssat settlas
ter.b shat the expenditure * sueA
sans ~ rcissises er frlsaas Il q
san1i4zte pah er ~i.Aeas his con
se-s - contrssy - iAr pahHs policg
aad asnsercas a. tAe persepstlon
x fr~e xoscrnmsni fxrenaltare -
saA sAvs are caadeansa ana als-
arsnoset
Mhe1 the amcaAmeni ~as pne-
seatoa. SEM. ar Hinx desnocr1t
sslea H Senstr Wits ~aa.d csfry
4 fa - isrital cenf,aslon and sav
ihst a sisu - saea .xsentlimes
Ssnaior Ne4s.errf j, aei ers'iiel q
hls seat
NJ annrnament speaks far u.
se,f sa3 us ptil Hecs tkss ~hen ee
81 a. s.. Seaaicr Wlils renlsa
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rniptErs AT OMAHA Ana
wGppGD AT sAmg TINE

Omaha. seh. Jan o. llenfistis.
Matilda and Nan'e Jacobs. si.gest.
ola trlilsf slalefs. sore marfl a rs a
uiple wedding eefemon, "a The fath
efnn chureh here la's "Wednesday. 4.
h"nnlo liolsteiu Aihcfi kanh nha
John There an hix afe from ulrd
frn Iowa
The couples sfted 81 witnesses ~
'ne another The ceremony uss pr.
ioi med ~ The Rev lf y Rehmldt.
who ia one statement pronounced -
ihe three ooaplea that iheg we're has
hand and akr
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Martial
Lam For
Mexia


Asailn Fst. Jas 81 Marital nw
ieaane eseetpe "A uel...h tsn
ulufninr uadsr shr asltunilan
ehtn .reslfiea laaiiee welasis Nf
ln limestone r.mntf ana 80 70
frrrstune snant4
prlfttIrf afnerai Wanrrl ~
lie1sion eni assume eemniaaa a.
Nes'a and h'a nnvor a. tall ee saeh
fesas naiiousi riafd farssa a. mar
~ necfsahry o. rnfafpe enc hw
fsyps nAnNpra have hapn ~ auly ia
lhc MptA nl nela siuee salugaAv.
eten IN so.uqraiaAu wiih other ~
TIGERS iheY .naunfalr,l aelean 49,
tamfalsn AGAINST allesed st5enna aof
eambllas resorts
local ueitlais a. N.sis. ne srf.
efnnf saii. rarr e'ther nhAhls or IN
N'lilan tn msinlaln ana enfsfes ms
law hud ihrrr - iminant danger ~
lnsafre tlon tumalt f0us ana hrrash
~ che reaee
Na tfpops h,a been afisFed mob
lised early TODAY. e waa sali NJ
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ASK RULINGS ON ABSTRACT
INCOME TAX CASES
Revenue Collector Refuses To
Stand For Dummies
Must Have Actual
Monies

FoIioelur ls a statement from Com
niAslonsr ~ lptefnal nssenae. rasa
~ nlalr. reiatlns 20 ths procedure
~iih fesrest a. Inquiries f~eelved ~
shs bureau ~ Internal nesenue re-
-artinH tas liabilities
Requests are helax reeissl daily
lnF rulings aad advice uqua alstfa Z
eases ~ pruspeelise transactions 10
Felylnr Qlsationa of laeoms ias and
irnfis liability These requests ara
- nemefoua and she assistance 30
rumfg aetina 30 great tAal q asema
"a lssblr A. this time dsrnlsly ~
outllna iha Bureaus policy whish ~ii
spsefu the confederation a these h..
quests
The Revenue Acts u isid and if'i
depart widsiy a. mans roiat. ffom
prior lsu ~ pfsetles. and have xisrn
rlse 20 nee qaeallans - saeh lmtnr
ianee. complssliY ana number mar
no rssoarea ~ the tnnsau are ~
'aefe thaa aaeaaatn h. aasla. tst-
pagerp Promptly of thelr liabilities
siirns osif - last tfansaeilona u is
impossible % aasser stsY ansst'oa
sh'eh the lasguiiou o. lnseenaty af
ne inqHiffrf may devise silhoai neg.
lesliug the fundamental auty of de.
ioFmlnlnr ,as liability apoa tha haaia
- arsual happenlawn tndsf thsar
eiFenmstancea, ne admselslratlys
necessity D obsllsss Of giving pfees.
dsnce OVER abstract or prospective
eases 10 actual cases n whlsh the tax
payer deslfee % kne~ vhat are Ms
Immediate liabilities under the law.
IA siil BE- The peiiey u shs hsreaa
aot % answer any luanlfy except un
Ger the foliowlng circumstances
The transaction mast hs somnlett 4
and not merely proposed or plsnne1
The complete facts relating 10 ths
Transaction. together vith abstracts
from conmcts. o. other dcuments.
necessary 10 present the eompls.s
facts. must b. given
The names o. all the real PARTIES
Interested tno, "nammiss used in
the sranssesionl must be stated 70
Eafdisss u who presents the aa.s
'ion. whether attorney. aceosnians.
kx sYv'es " e<hsr sepr>ss,lallxH
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SHAKESPEARE STANDS
SUPREME; IN NO DANGER
Professor Sonthwick SAYS Need
of Day Is For More Actors
Like Robert
Msntell

re tentency 81 people q n.ai
lrs~ - Shakespeare noa4tsys b ~,
aae - much "a ths so-ea.led Jar
N4vs ~hieh AAs suept the coontrs o.
+ is go ne facs there ate fr~ actors
pAs are capable - staging his
riays said ~ Beurg l. soaths lsk.
SA4kesssarcon lerurer. vao pes IN
CasATie ,oiay
We hare tut pne uaa who can
aiAy Shakespeare ioday He + Man.
tet Thi.k ~ the array = gres' ar-
tors il ShakespeArear fol.e - yesser.
day Uhen I pAs . hoy barrett
BscsA and Besrbom Tree eene otter.
AK Shskespcare % ihe sage
Tsssr everyh,dy = ehanssd
Anercs = deyoiine is energlea 70
eawneenar. 30 selencr The fscs -
hArc ~ EsrrSon % I.ongfeiluu no
v'sHi' 3 our nieraiare does nof
sanezr 81 caaamiiy io me Tho
tire ugl aca,e araia uhea pe shall
tara orr ererx.es - fAe greater
far-s in Aeraiar. just as W.
sFs wr~inr sh,m 20 other greater
isiags ros
Ss4k~sfezre s. sin sead hecause s.
d seatn.eory % read hlm la ~
hirs scAoo,s and roiiexsss ans ihc
taste for H. plays IS calurset
R-Aea we reremi.er three alavs
gslas Caesar Naco~sh and
~Haalet~ are rcaa.rea Tor EFa aiua ion
frsm hixAsssooi. i is e.sy % see BE-
All aoi - fofro'isn TIE prlncipai
tknr - muss watch. however. is
TIA shasespeare ; izarAt correctly
sors SCHOOLS te4cs Shakespeare 80
fts st-tents ere sarcinAfed and BE-
zone forever immune from ain. Bat
c-Ac-s - preseni him that BE- Z ne
rs-asess IN E-riish Literature and
sfsoa,a ziaays 6e rerreseniea a.
urh
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FALLEN HERO TO Ba
BURIED rEHE ON SUNDAY

Mrs Bertle slmpaon. mother ~
FIrst Lieut. Ernest l. simpson. has
: telegram that The body Of her sou
I'll arrive af TIE isroosi1n navy yars
the 1sih. fnd ri - ,Ts'ed -
Guthrie Immediately.
Il T. plsnnsd 70 hold the military
funeral the following s1nday. notice
u which win be given.
ilsufenanf Ernest sirDson enlist
- as q prsva.e and worked his way
Hp 70 frs Iiesfsnanf lie was bad y
zassed at chaieaa Thery IN July.
1918. and sent 70 = base hospital.
bat never recovered He vas at
taehed 70 the Fifty-sIghth infantry.
Fourth Division.
E.sb,rz'e preparation for he
<unersI are being made by the
t<siss. the Crzu1 Army snd fhc
oofhco ulu<ary Don1
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. Tnlaa. Jan y omer X Bsne tl.,
was nsmed temporary postmasief ~
Tulsa to-day % suceeed J a. cutch :
field. lncambeut Tor the past eight
years. who sent hia reslenatian -
washlnFtoa iNr cfatelfieiaa term
vouis have expired February 4 ~.
aid today that his reairnaticn haa
been forwarded some lime ago ~
Kafo The pies. ~ personai baslness
A. the cause u bis retirement
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Moscow. IAn. l.-prinee Tatiutai
: . reneo- ~ ne fsnvas TekinfE
frrs x carpets in oae - Moscow
oao7erstive siorrs reoeatir ofznet
Hs Is rrsnoe o. -iisn- la tke nesh.
to~heos q fokhar4 - -ufkests .
~h-noe oonie csr7ets eqnal - those y
r~-la = qssiify
IL a. falirn - a. rsesens iou ne-
xree feea9sr of fhe fsssiAns rirst
rr-ser tie rufsiess ce.rrzl skotei,g.
ln Fsi. ~ Rsss'ans d.festea ;ae
Tekk@ Ta-conzrs ard ooupiefed the
sfncsess q Tsrserfsn. ara shls prinre
sas eafsare1 ~ ths Rsssiaas Sov.
snker the sosi~f rerinse. - "a la7i
hla essaf@s. vhe~e fhe carpets ser
-
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Kills
Helpless
Women

AFssrs.s css. sars- sse fs-Nrs.
,ss-zx ~sfs - . es~tes ans NJ
Ssi.-sr. ~fe e a. 81 ~erssr -
"a, ss0~s, f.sia ~ere sees anc ssiiea
a. ss~ cpp, csts~ isss nisNs ~
o<sss, sssrsss rinnss - sNss ss~u-
s.>es s< sAes inse ss<r car. ~Aae -
s.s issAsut ssr sa stlesec ieSor car.
Fi~~es sac zee. esttsee ~ ths
s>s~sss sss.er al se~ssrs. tns sssrss
sess - isss 81 fsr sss ~nissf car.
sar sssersl -es ass ns ssS, a. 49,
~~e-s psrs,<s sss-r esiiins e tns
srtser - tss eas. a ysuns r,an -
.s~ cas. - ssse Tse o~e ~o~res
e-s~e sssers - ts~.
-srir zee es sre sesrs se.o a. ssss
ace tie sss.,, as,ssrsties al sess
49, are -asins a. s.ssssiastier -
tss ssseas siH4rs.
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rrnrroosr novrs 70


iiary " peneeuet WAS ln CuihHf
Tor a short time hldilnf ndi,~l s.
frends Yoierlay With bio ester
ailaa i.eihs. h. lefi fof laa Angeles.
Vaiif a. rssldl llo sold hl. home IN
Oklahoma CITY lui retains hla h,na
ani pairing business wiih iAo iett
P,n,eeort amaeset fortune 10 okt
homa city through his contract ~it4
lh" Norman sanliar'um ana PAWN s
deals lie came 20 guihr.s ln fse9
anc remained bore until 1905 slasa
N" inauguration ~ COY steele ran
t'fos, has headed nearly every Cob
efaainfiai street parade
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ALABAMA MAN ~ tAsngo
nN rAg ~ kLuk

birmingham. Ala Jan 81 ester
lias~o,.d VI Woodls~n q sH,nfh ~
rorief a. poi'ce "Wednesday sflerroo,
that ~ Wa sescffl, foanpd fnosAay
n'fhi hs iafty ~ flee men after D..
ine ent'ced from hia homie
Haywood said that mes eho fen.
resented themselves as Officers ca.
fled him a. Roehntk SPRINGS where he
was bliudfolded ana lashed ~ltn
strap
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rrn elosas Aet oauooto

ufaaA Naplaa Mia. Ian q Fee
rlAsrs n sha seventh Nstnfue
gharh here we're srrously polss'eet
and tuo msy als a. no fssall q
drinking aak s,ala tarniss fof ssera
mental vlae ~ the mofalns ssrt'es
ioiaf
rhe ten yleiua stsssered fn'm ~
palHH. where ihsy tooA the een
manlou auaeht. amt one ~ "ne
afoppei a. the rueg while ihe esu
eroKaliun uas shra~n lnlo "a aprsAr
Nomsn rushed muafl the shurss
sestly 30 sseaee the scene whish
cnsuca. white men ran io ne sia =
the fallen ehunh oft.cvrs
rhe psasuned elders av = ,
Nadeseft John nlowulA q pNt|Asf
s'ama licnry frrkeursl iohn naslh
nr nranu lloHrrns,efsf e
lleems,ro q pofeo ana ~ lloesa
Wrrp
Reespiaeles nsar Gssh o,her
n IL sall . nee elder vent ~ ths
siofcroom last heferv the nlofnles
service heaan nnd picked up a iuT ~
ihe stain contained safee quantity
~ tnrren'lue ant other paint po'sana
by mistake Tho sasmmentai sine
vas kept on shelf inst sl'oer tha
sanlsh. Which had been used recent
ly IN epalfine tn pulpit and uooa
worh u the ehufch
The pastor had just romplelea his
morning sermon ana communion was
served when John nlewolh tho fFs'
officer 20 collapse feil a, tho foot ~
the pulpl, immediately the members
~ tho congregation lcapad 10 tha'r
fesi. ana az men rushed forsafd L.,
pick niewolf the nine other elder.
succumbed 70 the effets ~ The fol.
aon, and women hersn 20 stamfefe
from lhr church