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Evening star., 1922-11-18

'wets'' had had the best chance in
their history to make . good show.
Ing at the last election, but that they
had suffered losses In the Senate.
while more than two.thirds OF the
House members are against their beer
and light wine program.
Tho address of the national presi-
dent Of the w. C. T. u, Miss Anna A.
Gordon OF Evanston. ILL.,. was De.
livered yesterday. She declared that
national prohibition was not hastily
enacted: that 1t was the act and Will
of the majority; that 1t was. not put
over while Americas soldiers and
sailors were away from the home
land; that prohibition II not uncon-
stitutional: that moro liquor 10 not
being consumed under prohibition
that 1t Is not responsible for the crime
wave; that 1t has not cost the gov
ernment a vast sum OF money Tor en-
forcement; that drug addiction has not
Increased and that enforcement has
not been failure.
Lady Nicotine Next.
Ten million women were said to be
working through various non-parti'
san organizations to prevent the en-
actment of anti-prohibition legisla-
ton in a report read by Mrs. Frances
p. Parks, national corresponding Sec
retary. Mrs. Parks also announced
that q petition to President Harding
to use his influence to establish q de-
partment of education with q secre-
tary in the cabinet had been signed
by presidents of practically every
woman's organization In the country
More than 100000 women have Joined
the fight against intoxicating liquor
since March, 1920. she said.
Evening star., 1922-11-18

Tobacco. with especial emphasis on
the cigarette. 10 listed in the coming
campaign Of the union as being an
intrusion Of the public rights of nom
smoking citizens. Mrs. Mabel 8. Shaw
Evening star., 1922-11-18

Of Pennsylvania declared women wefe
hired by tobacco interests to smoke
in hotel lobbies and restauraatS In
order to stimulate interest in snaok-
ing among young yomen.
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Missouri

sPH1SGFIELp, Mo. sept fo.--ChArg-
INK that law enforcement is 50 lax that
their associate the Protestant Christian
council. composed NJ members Of tho OF.
uclal boards OF churches here, has ap-
polnted a ctmnlttcc of rs 10 investigate
and place tho blame. mass meeting
VIII then be called TO decide what action
iE TO he taken.
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school 6ulidlng viii be erected ~ once
Tho. proposition. carried "a to the
honda have been purchased by thr
Pierce on corporation.
STUART sent 30 shsriff sam n
Turner arrested Vernon Mitchell 10 and
took him 60 iioldenvills to await trial 10
the iayeuiie court lie l. .hstssi WIN
e1,,lns tho sen ~ psn, Hss'y onoi tofm'r
puRANr. sept ~ ~. asstroysd a
sorh s9a ot ss,. ss,a'nS s. 70 o.s Hsnss dS 70 NIL" W
reach SIS 900, while IN. loss of the house
n $500 Roth fltes occurred a. the
town. origin II unknown Ths sin wa
the Kenenc DIN company owned Nv
Dgrsnt ana Kenene men, while 'hs home
of me ain was severe blow to Kensfla
a. an he cotton from that nclghhor-
caddo or miiburn FOR ginning a. II wss
The only sin there.
-
ARDMoRE. Sept. 7S- DR. WI fAnF
Flung. Of Canton. china. who !. In THIS
country studying business conditions Tot
lowing HE attendance At tho interns-
ronto. Canals. viii be the su.st OF the
Ardmors kiwenis elub on October
ais,.t I'D w 9,mi,os IN %'@srr @sin. az o"' Of tho
HENRYErrA. sept. p.-Not-thstnnd
lhH W" 'ohl Aflhe WHltn .'ilpli"n .lNrHi
business 10 q very appreclabis sStent the
four local banks show heaity cundl-
ton, the statement - the close Of busi.
,oi,, nsi1 seP,Tnssr ,y,n,s,'nf oyT,r NC
,ie9al showing 81 le3 msIsi 2ili,fsein,''
eee shs, ~ Mlneis -. t'onhL ~ ~ ,a,
iontyrttn Slate l'o'' .o.'h and ths hu''
tSanH ooha su".,""i VI gN,5 '1en ~ 90 ',,g
resources running over i3.22s.ooo.
nRtsrow. sept. sc. NJ Camp and
,,'is.a,,t,,,,t, t'.,.H mae a,h har,
when a Ford r,nds,"r In which they v.rs
rtting 90. .t,ncL no E,t.ro ,,sigb,
traio The cF"ssing on Seventh s,teet
inst porth ~ ,he depot Thc train was
csmp sT"s nor NV" Weaver WEI saw ,I1 and started To-
cross when n ftst car was vitbln 10 feet
of tho word car moth men iumped hut
the car was a total wreck.
.-------a-.-
KENDRICK. Sept 7s--Although =
light rain fell throughout this section not
enough moisture was put into the soii
10 permit plowinR for wheat ana tho
stock water problem continura 10 be nori-
slightly benefited Tor a few days and
IL IL hoped that cooler weather may FOL
low 40 that cotton picking may be rushed
10 completiun
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nEGGs sopt gn.--Ths police have not
made an arrest In this city for two wprks |
The longest period 81 that Kind knnsn |
for many months They are not certain |
whether to attrlbate me tact to the re-
Brandt nrTg or Go recent activities of the |
ku.Klux Klan, or perhaps to both. At |
any rate they have taken a rest
------------
Eb RENO. Sept 2s.--Ths Canadian |
County Poultry federation which gained /
50 members during the fair held last /
week, is striving Tor the si0o prlE. Of
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uAl.lNA, kan. Sept 2q.--The Chero-
meeting nee ss"T' % S'Sd To- Ssd 5eSS.r siSf,sH' in % he
ualona high school building
WICHITA. KAN. sept ao.--wn,i.m
Jennings BryPu will speak hors October
6, as feature OF wheat show week
Henry G. Wallace, secretary uf agricul-
ture.also viii deliver an address here the
Same week
ELpoRApo, Kan. sent. SD. A.
pedo company, and Frank AZ. Doions
his emrloye arc IN Jan here charged
with the theft of 400 quarts OF nitro
glycerin from the American Glyeerin
company In July
0IRARp. Kan. sept as-rhs will Of
the late Michael 6. (Mulherry) Kelley.
prominent republican politician and for
mur state oil Inspector has been filed
,or probate. Ths esi"i" j. estimated az
100000, most OF which was boqueathcd
% relatives,
pIrTsHuRG. kan. sept eo-rhis
months miners pay roll amounts TO
halfm.llion dollars ana IL tho largest
amount TO be distributed In many months
NEODESHA. kan. sept ea-VirtunI
assurance that Heudeshu viii start OF ils
diary program about october / with tho
purchase OF AZ least iva car loads uf
pure bred or hlgh grade diary cattle iron,
Wisconsin camo as the oultmHtion Of the
big 'cow" meeting of the chamber ot
ssreed 90 ,rte .rar, ;Asss 10 i've cos, +,
each as starter.
PARSONS. Kan, Sept so--pellvery Of
new equipment for the Missouri, kansas
4 ToRns railroHd costing more than Gg.-
100000 VIII begin IN October, =. q. Uap-
kns, assistant 90 the chief operating Off
clnl, announced here. The equipment Ia
Cludes 40 hlkado type freight engines a..
70 switch engines; passenger engines;
1900 box cars; 600 automobile cars 500
fiat chrHi 200 refrigeratoTs and so pas.
tenger coaches. Delivery Ia to be com
pleted by tho middle OF January.
coEFEYvILLE, Kang SEPT s9.-.A
members OF company A iJ7th infantry.
Tor the late Captain Edgar Dale whose
body lies In Arlington cemetery, II was de-
olded at the closing session OF the fourth
annual reunion OF the company here this
week, Captain Dale headed Company A,
when Il left this city for camp during
the World war. but was later transferred
in the Argonne on September so' 1915,
uGFFEYVILLE. kan. Sept. ss.-Mrs
a. r, sticelber Of this city sustained a
fractured pelvic bone, when she WAS
struck by an automobile as she started
TO cross street A-ray photographic were
employed 10 detect the nature OF the In
jury. She will reoover.
FREpoN1A. Kan, Sept eo.--Brother.
hood class of the local NJ. L. church has
completed the cousiTuction OF a swimming
pool a. cost OF $4,000, The pool IN 90 BY
100 feet ana n locate direttly across the
street from the church.
CHANUTE, Kan, Sept, 29.--Two young
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert blackburn
and another child OF the neghhorhoud
northeast OF this city, were bitten by
mad dog a few days ago, A careful Rnaly-
sis OF the animals head revealed rabies
The children, who are under the care OF
a physician have shown no symptoms of
the disease.
ELDORADO, kan, Sept. 20 Not
foot of concrete slab has been laid on the
baiie2g street hard surfaced road pgo-
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FORT SMITH. Ark, Sept ao.--crganiza-
tion OF the finance committee Of tn.
Evansville road project was completed
at ~ meeting at the chamber Of commerce
Headquarters, aud n campaign TO raise a
fund ot ti7 900 was started, People whp
subscribed to the Winriow road and Sc
lEe transfer of their subscriptions to the
EvRnHvils project.
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Northern Texas

from the cotton Counties Of Texas in
dicate that C5 per cent Of tho cotton crop
has been picked The estimate for the
entirs crop ia variouSly placed ct three
to four million bales
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ELECTRA. Texas. Sept. SO. A. De
Moss, oil well driller, was shot twice at
local hotel by small caliber pistol.
Its wounds are not serious Mrs NJ 3
Bell ot seymour surrendered to officers
but made no statement.
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept. ?s.---A net
decrease OF i.isa,IA 10 shown IN the
assessments this year over last year nc.
cording to n compilation completed In the
offices of the state Tax commission. An
Increase OF tl,obb.bSt ~ shown In the
public utilities, telephone and private car
propertlos In the state.
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MONETr Mo, Sept ELS your homo
as modern M your barn." "Glve mother
chance, modern equipment will do II.
incHe ara two OF the principal slogans
ot annual Home Improvement week"
october TO II. which Will he observed
generally throughout tho various cOun-
ties Of Missouri
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WEST PLAINS. Mo,, Sept H9.--James
7. Harln, former mayor OF West Plains
and president Of the Howell County
hank, which was consolidated with the
First National bank u few days ago. was
elected president OF the consolidated bank
az a meeting Of stockholders
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Arkansas

Little ROCK. Atk. sept. ;s-aTho
supfoms court bus affirmed IN. ronvics
ton " u W. Minor. formet clerk 81 the
city uf Nurth idtfIn Rock. who vas sent
cod 10 five years ln the pcnitrntiHfy on
charge ~ emhcgslinE funds belonging
90 tho city nni Improvement district with
which he VS. entrusted. According 20 the
courts opluluu Miller Was short 90 600
IN hls accounts at the limo he surrendered
his office 10 his successor.
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CONWAY. Atk., Sept 29--A cotton
stalk showing fruithge Of 90 or more
bolls wae brought TO Conway Saturday by
G. ". oliver. whose farm In nins miles
east of town. He grew the stalk from
from which he gathered i,GiT pounds All
stalks In the field average from 10 TO 90
bolls. The cotton was planted May II.
oliver used combination fertilizer
OF acid and ammonia.
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DENTON. Texas, sept. 9s,--Ths city
attorney OF Denton could find nothing
In the city laws 10 prevent gambling with
put and take" tops so tho city council
passed an ordinance 10 cover ths sit.
untion and fixed the penalty at 80 10
$50.
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ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOnng States

jsot In Butler county this month. due a.
a shrrtaKs ut ffstgh cars. only one miIr
% slat has been laid since he project wus
begun.
NEpDNpHA Kan pspi 2a-Thr
a1uthwcstern Ueil Telephone company IL
rebuilding ltr Hines bore ana pfepsrinE 60
limits
COIONY Fcut 2g-h man residing
near here, who shot rabbit last sunday
and was fined $40. made the discovery
that Kansas laws forbid hunting ON tho
fret day u the week This 10 the ntst
fine ~ its kind ever Imposed bsrs.
AHKANSAs CRY. Kan, Sept -
James iiugsHfd la suing the ely Tor tts.
O0u damages fur personal injuries. ~.
coivcd lbat August Whsn attacksd snd
beaten while on hiH way tu tho Ssnts We
shops ltv IH sullE under the provision Of
the Kansas mob law
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SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Sept. Swim
no structural steel on hand and none in
sight except that which IN tied up some
whore between springfield nud ST. Louis,
active construction work on the $3.50. 600
building at the local state normal school
uQyN
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ELDORADO. Kan, Sept. SD. A.
wilcox, manager 90 tho Eldorado Tor
pedo company, AMI Frank NJ Dolong
with the theft of 200 quarts OF nitro
gycerin from the American Glycerln
company In July.
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CONWAY. Ark, sept 2p.--A negro fair
at the courthouse on October "a aud 20,
ana preparations for n are under way by
". T. Mattison ana Annie G. iatimer
agents in charge Of negro demonstration
work. There will also he m eNh'hit of
livestock
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pRONOGO Mo-. SEPT. 20 An attempt
to rob the Farmers ana Miners bank of
otoungu was tOiled by Cashier r. A.
norton. alono M charge, who dropped be
nina the counter when two men drew
guns on him as he was tn the act ot
making change for a IS hill presented by
the would.hc robbers The robbers fled
leaving In Norton's possession the bin
which they had offered for change.
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VAN uUHEN AN, Sept 20 --Th.
bogelstein metal Interests which formerly
owned the ElnC smeltoT At Van liureu,
are again contemplating the purchase u
tho Van Huten property, 10 became
known ruoHday Robert /. Green, former
ly az Van Buren, with the Arkansas Zinc
smelling company 10 I'm Fort smith tn.
spectlug the plant in order to make re-
port ~ - condition 10 his former EN-
pioyrrs
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PARIS. Texas, Sept 2s.--whlis the
wife Of walter Smell. farmer near here
was trying TO burn waap's nest tho
barn caught fire and 400 bushels OF eorn
and is tons OF hay was burned along
with the barn and tho wasps nest.
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CARTHAGE, Mo. sept 2g.--The G.
year.old son OF Mr., and Mrs. Gcorgs Seat
on. residing five miles southeast of Garth
Hge, was painfully injured when he placed
dynamite cdp, which he found on a
rack ana struck u with hammer. pler.s
Of copner from the small but powerful
explosive and fine pieces of rock struck
tho boy IN the stomach. causing him TO
hleeA nInlnselN
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WEST PLAINS. Mo-, Sept. 90 The
terms OF postmasters at Mountain View
and koshkonpng having expired, cvll
service eNaminH tiuns have been called TUr
Oetvbsr "a at West plaIm
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CONWAY ArkY Sept 10 Heirs ~ tho
late George w. Hopkins and wife. victims
NJ the drunken orgy January II. 81
Witch they Wrre murdered BY Tom ane
Roy johnson. have floi a petition In
chnncey court ror the sale of the 60.
acre farm len by the deceased. - that u
may be partitioned.
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MANsFlELD, Mo, Sept 2s,-Haviug
been appointed us federal prohibition
agent, John n, Pryor. tr, proprietor of
the Mansfield hotel, left yesterday for
Kansas city 20 assume his duties
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GfRARD. Kan. Sept. as--The will of
tha late Michael 6. (Mulherry) Kelley,
prominent republican politician and Tor.
mor state oil inspector has hecn filed
iur probate. rhr estate is estimated at
100000, most OF which was boqueathcd
% relatives
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DALLAS Texas. Sept. p.--pisa pp.ar.
hnce OF i,0O0 building bricks II asitating
tho local police force. They suspect chill.
dreu OF tho neighborhood.
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NEWPORT Ark. Hspt. as.--Cot,on Is
fore in this county The Nesp1yt r,ark.t
IN one Of the largest In northeast Arkan.
sas. ana much cotton Ia brought here
from adjoining sections. All ginning
plants throughout the country are kept
running days and some rar into the night
10 clear away the loads standing In the
yards Twenty buyers OF the staple have
offices here
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MENA. Ark. sept 7S.--For the frs,
time In history, the iury commissioners of
Polk county have put the names of women
On the iury lists. Circuit Clerk W T.
Parker opened the lists for the october
term ~ circuit court saturday and found
that oight women had been named out Of
total Of ~ petit jurors
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ELDORADO. kan, Sept. 20 Not
foot of concrete slab has been laid on the
baii'2s street hard surfaced road pgo-
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Oklahoma

HoLDENViLbE sept 2p.--By ~
overwhelming vote. Gentry. Gatewood and
Lawrence school districts we're eonsoli.
dated and a modern. up.to.the. minute
school building will be erected ~ once
Tho proposition carried IA to J. Ths
bonds have been purchased by the
Pierce on corporation.
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MIAMI. Sept. s9.--rhe radio craze has
hit Miami probably ms hard as any town
uf the middlsweat. Practically every
meeting Of civic clubs at Hotel Miami is
devoted In part To wireless entertain
ment from Kansas city, which is tho
nearest large city which H. broRdcastlng
music which can sHsily he picked up here.
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WEIGH. Sept. 20 g--Lnbetts county.
Kansas. which lies lust across tho line
from craig county. Oklahoma, got rid OF
one Of her most notorious, ha we'll 49, one
nf her most elusive hootlcREcrs. last week.
FOR months the officers had been search
lnH for n bootlcgg-r who was described
as 'leglesE" when caught he gave his
name as Joe white. He was sent TO the
penltentiary for one year.
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large quantities OF rice are inciuaea un,',
In these shipmenu Ps'
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WICHITA. KAN. Sept 2p---william
Jennings BryPu will speak hors October
g, as feature OF wheat show week
Henry G. Wallace. secretary 1f Agricul-
ture.alFo will deliver an address here the
Same week
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Kansas

uALGNA. Kan. Sept. 2q--The Chero-
koo county teachers sssooiauon's first
meeting viii be held October in the
Oalona high school building,
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pIcHER. Sept 39-Mrs Bert shepp.
o QuapBw Indian, was arrested Thursday
afternoon by Deputy sheriff u. a. Jcn-
nings and Turner Henderson on q charge
of writing bad checks She was placed
~ the Cherokee county Iaii at Galena.
Kan, 10 await trial The checks were for
springs kan. sroeeryman on DaSter
hank.
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per person FN -
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children of Mr. aud Mrs. Bert blackburn
ana another child OF the neighhorhoud
northeast OF this city were bitten by
mad dog few days ago, a careful Rnaly-
sis OF the animals head revealed rabies
The children, who are under the care OF
physician have shown no symptoms OF
the disease
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STUART sept sheriff sam n
Turner arrested Vernon Mitchell. 10 and
took him o. iinldeuviile to await trial iu
the favruii~ court H- IL charged win
cutting tho con ~ Dan g. Hansy. former
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NEODESHA, KAN, sept ea.-Virtunl
assurance that Neudeshu viii start on its
diary program about october / with tho
purchase OF az least iva car loads uf
pure bred or high grade diary cattle from
Wisconsin cama as the cultimption OF tho
big "cow" meeting uf the chamber Of
commerce here, when a dozen farmers
agreed 2" take .rou ;hgos 10 i've cows
each a. starter.
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FREDONIA. Kan, Sept. 20 Brother
hood class Of the local Nj T. church has
completed the construction OF a swimming
pool AZ a cost Of 1900, The pool In 80 by
100 feet ana Is locat ted direstly across the
street from the church.
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uCFFEYYILLE. Kan, Sept ss.--Mrs.
A. r, Sticelber Of this city sustained
fractured pelvic bone, when she was
struck by an automobile as she started
to cross street. N-rHy phntograp phs were
employed 10 detect the nature Of the In
InrN- Ghn VIII rrcnNnr.
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Eb RENO, Sept. ss.--Ths Canadian
County Poultry federation which gained
week. IN striving for the si00 priE. Of
fcred To the county securing the largest
tncraFe IN membership. The officers sx-
pect to gain 90 members before the an
nual poultry exhibition 20 be held Novem-
her 10 W and IS. Tho federation has
met with signal success IN creating q
market here Tor infertile eRgs for which
the producers get higher price than
Tor the fertile eTgs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06
come through as rule-and wo
know We won't be disappointed

come through as a rule-and wo
know We won't be disappointed
Speaking Of the Pitt Geneva
game. he says:
Such one-sIded score in this
battle was no more looked for
than was Techs close shave with
Allegheny. Pitt was figured to
beat the Covenanters without par.
ticularly extending itself. but
nothing like the steam roller at
tack that was unleashed ras anti
clpated. The Panthers used
numerous substitutes and two OF
their best players, Sack, guard,
and Colopna, fullback. did not get
into the game at all. yet there
never was a letdVwn IN the power
shown. Nine touchdowns and
eight try for point goals accounted
for the largest total PITT has reg
istered in years and the manner
in which some OF the substitutes
performed demonstrated that
there really is little difference In
the caliber Of the regulars aud the
reserves. In fact, 1t raises the
question of whether Coach War.
ner has been able to pick the
best combination from the supply
OF material at his disposal. Pitt
will get chance to show how
lasting its punch is next Saturday,
when Penn is encountered at Phil
adelphia. The Quakers always
point for Pitt. They never have
beaten the Panthers and are anx-
ious to turn the trick. Their de-
feat by Alabama last Saturday
will make the going all the ha-.
der for the locals for Penn will
be In a fighting mood, anxious to
atone for It's only setback Of the
campaign thus far"
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PUNTS AND
:: PASSES -
Continued y page tent

was just the physiological play
with which to eliminate Lafayette
from the running Of the Eastern
title.
"Neale is a wonder-coach, and
NO mistake about 1t. He has had
his knockers, who have found
fault with his work at W. 4 ]. Ia
spite Of his record OF no defeats.
but this latest coup should silence
them forever and ever. Greasy
has demonstrated his greatness
time after time by winning the
games he was expected to lose.
There is no coach in the country
who can tune up a team better for
an under-dog fight.
wv. & J.'s triumph over the
powerful lafayette team will go
down in history as one Of the out
standing feats OF the 1893 season.
but, blase observer that we are.
we refuse to regard It as an up
set. No, sir; not with Neale on
the engineering end. For, as We
have said, he has accomplished so
many things up to this point that
anything he may do in the FUTURE,
must be rather expected. The
tougher they come, the better
Greasy likes 'em and we refuse to
run the risk Of missing any heart
beats by being further astonished
by this sensational dope-spillinN3 y,
Rather. Wen count on him TO