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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
A NEW DAY DAwNINC.

4 new dav i daWniug IN the
enforcement Ut The prohibition
laws. Ben NJ. Ncalc. an attornc,
in Missouri. j. setting an example
that Is worthy OF imitation by
lawyers who desire tu see the en-
forccmcni al the \olsicad Act
Mr.. Ncalc is one ui the leading
attorney, in Missouri and ha.
served as chairman ui the state
Democratic Executive Commit
tee.
\ few dan, ago Mr.. Ncale an
nounccd that he would nat rep
resent any one charged with the
violation OF the liquor laws. MI
Ncalc had seven cases OF tins typc
and Immediately he made plans
90 cease representing the defend
ants. Arrangements were made
with the prosecuting attorney by
which al defendants paid fine, 81
Sloo each and received a Jail sem
tenoe OF ,iN month, Parole,
were given the defendants alter
consultation had been held with
representative citizens.
That is exactly wha, i, needed
in Texas and al over this nation.
Attorneys are too ready TO defend
these bootlcgger,. especially
when the fee i a stiff one. TcAa,
and-to get nearer home the
Panhandle need, a few attorneys
OF this caliber Ii bootlcggcrs
knew that they could get no al.
torneys TO defend them. ,hcy
would hesitate a whole lot before
violating the \olstcad aud Dean
Acts.
But YOU say that every dcfcn
dant j. entitled TO protection ant
an attorney YES. but il the ap,
poin,mcnt OF an attorney wa, left
10 the court and the attornc,
knew tia, he would get NO lee
| how much 81 a case do YOU ,hinI
the attorney would pm, up ior hi
client.
The attorneys know that prac
tically every man arrested on
charge OF violation oil the liquo
law Is guilty. |, j. just a matte
OF defense attorney outwi,tin
the case oi the state. What ihi
: country needs j. the arousing ,
a spirit OF civic and moral righr
, cousness iu the extent that an a
! torney will he ashamed io dcicu
. a bootlegger.
, Nav there be more a,tornc,
vi the stamina oi Mr.. Ncalc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19

e., IN ,lismay.
We'd better ~ back To- tho wizard
In the Dlnglc D,ll again aud ask him."
s1h MEX. '
~ The Twins thanked the Thistle
down fairy Ter his help and for saving
them In his whrcllarrow. and took thu
path back 10 the place were thu wizard
lived. tfa
Now. my dcars. there was no wizard.
Flap lp,odlc. who could turn himself
into anything. WIS f0oling them and
pretending that b, was the wizard who
knew everything.
so when the Twins rcached the Ding
h. bell. there was AIr. Wizard again
long beard n NIL. waiting for them.
we had had luck" said Nick. Your
donkey dumped us Off IN the thistle
Intch. What shall We do now"
IN send yuu In my magic autoino-
! lie answered the lWctcnd wizard.
10 De- Continued
Copyright. lsgs. NEA seryicel =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
By Louis
|oSerll Vance

oped n protesting acho whenever
he opened his mouth.
Then Ducheinin remembered .
lie got up hastily and spent sew.
eral thrilling minutes under an icy
shower and emerged feeling more on
terms with himself and the world.
The valet dc chamber brought with
his tray the announcement that
Madame de Montalais presented her
compliments and would be glad IA
sec monsieur at his convenience IN
the grand salon. So Duchomin made
short work of his dressing. hrs cuf.
fee and roll. and hurried down TO
tho drawing room.
Her profound rcyerlc disturbed By
his approach. che ruse quickly. nd.
vancing 20 meet Duchcniln with both
hands offered In sympathy.
My dear friend. You are suffer
ing"
lie met this with a smiling denial.
Not now: at first. yes. but since
my hath aud coffee. I'm a. fight ~
triyct. But madame Is not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
WELCOME, VISITORS.

The Fourth \nnual CONVEX
ton OF the Panhandle Plains
Chamber OF Commerce will be
held in Amarillo today and to-
morrow. Extensive efforts have
been made to make this conycn-
ton that will meet with popular
approval and yet DO some con-
siructivc work.
The Panhandle Ia, had few
conventions with 50 MANY out i.
standing speakers. Visitors
should come here from all over
the Panhandle. amarillo people
should take advantage OF the OPP
poriunity oi attending the scs-
sions.
amarillo extends the glad hans!
to the visitors today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
PANHANDLE PRESS
STATE PRIMARIES.

Sonr Texas newspaper are raising
= iag roir. about IA, pfimuy system
" thai STATE and expressing {. general
willingness 20 return a. ih- convention.
systrm Folks general a. ,nclTcd
70 H. dissatisfied with WHIT ihoy have.
New Mexico has cop,enGo'. sys'sri
VI choosing rOminee- AMI tie public
centrally would b. glad 10 SO y state
primary aw fa-sed --Clovis News
The Amarillo Daily News j. one news.
paper that j. not willing 20 do away
with the primary and trust To- cl.qr.
~ politicians TO max. the nominations.
a. j. Icing done in Nov Mexiro and 4
few other siaics. The primary results
have not suited a large nunl-r ~ Tea.
ans this year. certain politicians hay.
attempted 10 force the IN Klux Khan
lssu- into Texas politics. Evidsnfly
they have succeeded IN doing this vesy
thing. II was done with the intention
81 making oapiiai--io gain voies Texas
I,.ople generally. whether they d" TO-
OF arains, the Khan. are hoping that tn
issu. wlil drop oaf 90 politics ny
hore that the CAMPAIGNS sill h. vagsd
on frB ciplss rather on irreisyan, sui-
| g-cis a. wa the situation iu Tons dur
ing the run-on ~ b. evident that New
MsAico ~aisfs are getting fsadr FOR the
STATE primary. The Albuqurqu"e Hsf
ald few days ssog carried q numi-r
~ sh,si inssfy i.ws With i-ople ON tns'
pgimafy system. Nine persons were To-
! reviewed. AMI ~ favored state " "a
primary. Thf-c Others endorsed the
county lHim,r,. while not a one -.
pressed approval o; '.osrs-i 'onvsn'ionr r.
Even thogsh he ifinisIy rssplis m.i>
n.i suit M iofsrs they Eel ttat tn
have had their part b. ron.Lr govern
lmcni When thu 9o o. tl~ Ispois end
maze non in4tiyu-. Pew dangerous
men are al. o. win a nomination -
thea Z, n~rai election despite all ths
ATTACKS tfsat are b,fnr made on tn
primary system. Many 1'oilticical Lad
err. Who would Ike 20 gain nor. power
are OPPOSED 70 "a. primary bscaus,
they can't pull the w!r,s. New Mckee
4 shoui1 has q stsie n.de YI.xnarys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
M'LsAk SCHOOLS MAKE
AN AUSPIcI0uS S1Ae I

n'lsAN sind iA Is H. llsi nsek
pi ine M'L'an school draws 10 40
l. retrospective View 81 MI ullenlns
veoh OF nhoul lest scu ,onnallnt ths
Igrn'rH school atmosphere ths ,luai
Fl work aiming ihe student hoiy. nc
increase in numbers Ia ih. hleh N iul
ns well ns 900 ihc sradcs ~, ~ on
Faculty NE rQulpmont and ihe Hliflf el
ih" student hody show pl,inly % ths
obser,rf ihli even last wears entIoAs
record ls One lhni b Dot iu ht uultankci
hy lhe Mclean ~hool this soal.
Tbs eniulhnrni on the tfu az vi us
year Zoo ihe hlgh school slahd Us
against r. OF hu f,at and audnst "a
of the year h,iDrf mnfe inan doulI|ue
itself within u duration n thfce yt1rs
lTcn boys ani tour s|fls are IA ihc sfad
Iuntnr class for the ,onmk faf
Iasainsi slx graduates " last year 4nd
laeainu two Of N q wear ltfur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
GEORGE PEDDY.

George L. peddy. practical. aaI
unknown factor IN Texas politics,
was nominated as a Republican 10
run against Earle L.. Mayiicld Tor
United States senator a, Dallas
saturday. lie claims to be. q
Dcmacra,. bu, he i going 10 run
ON the Republican ticket with the
endorsement OF that party aud
hopes 10 pull the votes OF SOME
disgruntied Democrats.
Several weeks ago tine New,
said that the Republicans would
meet in Dallas al the same time
and that IL they were not III the
meeting with the an,i-klan Dem.
ocrats. they would be IN the hotel
lobbics ready Tor a merger al
forces. The Republicans have
laid out the fish linc> Tor the
Democrats. and few have be-
come the suckers There Is no
independent Democrat dunning.
nor a. fusion candidate. but \
Democrat running for senator ON
the Republican ticket.
Pcddy is only 30 years OF age.
lie was elected a member OF the
legislature when he was student
at Austin. He led the SUDDEN.
body IN their campaign again>'
James Z. Ferguson. who was I'M
peachcd rs governor, lie sup
ported Ferguson in the run-oii
I According to the ruling OF the
attorney general. any one who
= voted in the, primaries j. not elig'
lille to run FOR United States sen
ator as an independent. In add
ton. ], was pointed out tina, I
would be almost Impossible to &c
5000 or more signatures 10 a Pc
ii,ion within ten days asking iot
an independent candidate
Politics makes strange bed ie!
lows. SAYS an old adagc. And her
is. another strange turn m Texas
None OF the outstanding men o
Texas would 60 TO the ,laughic
in behalf of Republicanism an
disgruntled Democracy. lnstca'
Young man. scarcely known
was inveighled To- make the race
Peddy NAV need a little adver,is
ing. He will receive that adyef
Using in an ignoninious defeat.
ALyiielJs election has bee
assured by an overwhelming ma
joriiy this fall. There can he ~
question that Mayfield !, OF sen
aiorial caliber compared with ih
opposition that some Democrat
have nominated with the con.cr
of the Republicans. Possibly
good Young man !, Prddy, bu
1929 is not the year 10 get N ih
race IN Texas 10 win a senator:
election on the Republican iickc
The weakness oi The opposiiio
to Mayfield is really piiiiu
Votes that are east Tor Peddy NJ
under no circumstances be ca
for him because OF hi> ability II
stead. they viii be cast a. a pr
test agains, Mayiield.
But we believe that the Dem
Gratis Of Texas win remcnb'
their pledge in substantial mat
ner in November. We ieel tn
Democrats arr too loyal 10 u
party TO break their pledge
wholesale fashion this fall. The
viii take their defeat of their q
,vriirs. support the noinienes al
i~ resir for the election iw
war hence 80 =. :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
NorrCE TO THE PUBLIC

Apy erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. o. reputation ot
any Individual, firm. concern OF cor
peration. that may appear IN the col
pmns OF The News. viii h. gladly cor.
rccied. when called to the attention of
the editor. 4, l. not the intention u
this newspaper to wrongfully use or
injure amp individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and cfrrecrions will ne
made where warranted a. prominently
AZ was the wrongfully published refer
snce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19

dressed for her Journey.'
"No, monsieur. lave postponed
ia slight pause prcfaccd one
more word--''lndcnnitciy."
AZ this confirmation 90 the fears
which had becn haunting him.
Duchsmln nodded slightly.
Yes" she said thouehtfully. when
Duchcmin had explained hi. pres.
encc IA tho drawing room: -. too.
found II not Easy to sleep. l;ut !
heard nothing illl that chair
crashed"
You came down herc-aloney'
"Eut naturally. monsieur"
Il don't ieiloys." sad Duchcmin
sincerely. "iho world holds "A woman
your peer for courage"
"or culiu.fv.' she isushed ~
al events. found ,ou. but could
do nothing 20 rouse you So I called
Jean. and he helped the get sou up
stairs again.
"Weil. you ~, II vs. broad
I daylight before noticed that the
screen which stands IN front ~ my
tsfr WAS out ~ place. The safe D.
huili into tho solid wall. you know
Z got W then. and found Lh. safe
douf sn inch or 10 alar. whoever
.psnsd IL lsst night. closed u hasil
/ b ard neglected 10 shoot tho lolis d
And your 1eweis. ~ course
s,- pronounced vita uuhrosei
comi.osiire. They have lcft mc moth
ny. monsieur"
Duchcmin Eroane1 and hung hli
head.
4 wanted ~ consult you first
md ." She broke 81 sharply 4
ask: ''ycf, lean: what is IT,
The fooiman hal entered TO brlnl
hcr c,rd.. over which Eve dc Mon
aias srshed her Irow-.
sf'how the gentlemen IN. please.
Ia servant retired.
The fn~n from Paris. nadamsl
Yes. You win excuse me-
She went % meet the men In fh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
HEWEATHER

Amarillo and Niclnity--Tucsdav prob
ahlN showers. cooler
West TcNas--Tues,iay iarik cloudy.
prulahly local shows Panhandle and
no Grnndc valley, cOocr lanhand".
Eastern New McXico--unsetted Tues
,lny. probably showers north aud eA'
trcmc east portions. cooler extreme
northwest.
synopsis 81 Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
,,nm,.ls Of Weather Conditions.

The rain area TINS
morning includes the
southwest. the i'lst'
tau region. the west
Gulf and the south
Atlantic States with
a fall of one inch and
above ut Corpus
Christi. The air irvs'
cure il lowest over
the northwest and
the northwest aud the
VI l u Il lie Atlantis
States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
N oIp rExAs r,rER.

Th' Publishers Auxiliary The
lir.i newspaper ever published on the
S,ah,d Plains II Texas Was tn rau'
handle Herald under date cot luly
30 1877, \ cupy al this lipri now
hausr in q duiabl, frame lu the
Panhandle hank which bank hy lh,
way. was established less than "a
year ail,rward. and was the lIrsl
hanking institution ga lh. plaius OK
Texas
IN, rdliui of the pal~r WAS ~. u
ihooks II h q fourplgc riN col'
unin isii~r with Two page 81 hume
print" aud tNu pages ready pflnt.
houshi. W. suspect. FROM The West
,rn Newspaper Union ai wichita,
Kan 80 fnr ~ We have been abb
{, learn .only Two other rewspnpors
III all this great nofthw,sicru por'
ton OF ~. state. suun after 90 he
coisc flmous ns The ''ianhlndl' az
Toxl- Thcse we're The MolH'oilc
Panhandle and th. clarendon Fan
handle N,Ws From the reading OF
thi- old r,hc. wr lind TINT This
towns nsnr was first carson
civ" aud that mail WIS received
out - Clarendon. according iu the
following excerpt
9TH. directors of tho Santa no
comtany hat. nnmed this place
Panhandle Th' 'iiizers met on
Tuc~,iny aud rtlfrd their action.
Hereafter all mail Intended for this
clty should not be addressed Ia Car.
sou CITY. but To Panhandle. larson
County. va Clarendon. Texas
Thlriy.fiyc years + quite a span u
life. and We find bun few names u
men mentioned ~ this issno Of lno
Herald who sim remain among u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
ITINIIEIs =
4 ~ onnan's Faith

nrCIiEMiS woke % ia his i-yi.
~ rarc ~ sunlight ~ hs ,yrs.l
Iie rroin,d aloud and 9Th
10th hsuis cintchci teirrlss tbs
pfomIssi 20 sliLt with lsln iha
rr.sh,I letve,n them. stroke uasil
s,ross. Lac 5lows o. a mighty han
u..r.
Also. hi. Jaw was siir. and dsve!'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
Humidity data.

A Los Angeles man ~ lmilding Z
large motor beat cnl.rcly 81 uahOgan,
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90 on WITH TME STORY


Duchcmin Strengthened up sharply.
aud stood quite silll. listening. No
Ills vision spent itself frulilessly
against the blackness. which the
closed window dgppcrirs rendered
absolute but for those dull. sardonic
eyes Of dying sinbeTs.
In spite % himscis he knew NO
nscnt when flesh crawicd and the
hair seemed 10 stir upon the scalp
for Duchcmln knew he was not
alone. there was something else In
the room with him. something name
less. f,eaiiiiy, silent. sinister.
A hand extended about Zoo, en-
countered the hack Of an upholstered
chair. which h. identified by touch
Assuming the chaIr. to b. occupyinE
Its usual position. he need only con
tinus In line parallel with the line
OF lis hack 20 lind the entrance-hsll
ia al,out siN PAGES.
Within ihrc. be stepped dead. a.
II pafaiyzc1 hy sudden insucilye
perception OF that other prcsenec
Close by.
Whistler ho hpd drawn near TO 4,
inch q, Inch. or whether u, srr'ng
him about 10 make good his ossaIr
had cropt w on him. be could NO
-a,. lie only knew that Il ws'
there. within arin'sicnEih. waiiinE
tense. prepared. and somehow dead
b IN us anlm0siiy.
Digging the nails dcsp Into th'
palms Of his hands. until the pain
relieved his nervous tension. h.
waited once more. one minute two
three
Tut nothing 80.
Then very STOW y be ifiss an arm
and swept u iefore him risht an
let. Al one point OF th" arr. Z
irlas 20 his lsfi. his hnser Up
brushed something iio thought b.
detected a str in the dar knsss. :
sf.fel sound. ffcpprJ forward quick
iy. c.1WinE M air. and caught u
tween his lnscfs u wtsp u sotrI
material. Ike slik. sheer and gincs
a poriiuu - some garment.
simultaneously d. heard sirnl
cred err. ~ anger or alarm. 80
tie NIGHT SEEMED 10 split ani \
ret into fragments b. n ihoaip n
shooting rcesiies ~ coicrcd FAM.
Sm.ii.n lruialiy on the paint 3
he tiw. HE h.sd jerked isch. }
feeied and Zen sgsiusi ciah
witch vent 90 the floor with a MA
led cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
LARGE ENROlLMENTIN
WELLINGTON SCHOOLS
Special 10 The News

WELLINGTON. Sept. ls.-I.as, Mon.
day morning Wellington schools opened
with an enrolment of ss5--i7a In the
high school, 40 In the grades In the
high school building. and 3sv In The
We, Ward This enrolment however
dies net constitute much more than
half the scholastic cnrollmcni
The opening exercises were held In
the hish s,hool auditorium with q large
number ~ ,isitorS present. The pro
gram was Informal aud consisted Il
Isungs 10y the audience. violin sclo BY
Miss Ard readings by Miss Annie -.
Howell, talks by Rev ". y. iIuckabte
and supl ! - clay.
The t,lchfs and ~, studies ihrs
teach follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Mas the secret OF the most brill
liant detective In the English SCI
cret Service 10 be disclosed to the
woman he loved. The man all
Europe knew as
ANDRE DUCiiENiiS. and who hal
BEEN sent 10 the south 81 franc G
to avoid plots ~ fcNsngeful Boil
ahs.ikt was recupcfattnE from
the Effects ~ bullet wound In
rictsd by n fafls Apache from
whose attack Duchemin had
previously rescued tho youns
American widow.
EVE DE MoSTALAis. and her
friends ats.
puehemin's suspicious were
Aroused when clever questions con-
csrniug Eve's Jewels and Nsllsd
warniuga about tho lone Woif
had been made by the strange party
which sought refuge w 'ha chateau
from q storm. II consisted ~
WHITAKER MONK; his secretary,
pHINrir: the lai,cr's brother.
JULES. who acted as chauffeur. and
the
COUNT sud COUNTESS III
l.OltGNkS.
on this nlght. whom tho cha'"'vi
WAS asie.p, The wounded Duchsinn
left his bedroom and went seeNlrk
clsafets IN the drawing room. fu'
csudi~. which he placed Ga the table
was suddenly blown out and thef
= A.
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ttEu Sfnnui
" n llosion. rIfuyilEil. n,icnus
Mifs Anni' ii'A,o Enrilsh
Miss lris Mansker Nathrmailcs
Miss N,ria Ard EnElish and Mus,e.
hrt Sto,sf latin ana History.
t'rasle< lsa tluildlHs
Mis- uuris l<,ngiil, iilsh ia
hrs fusi,r law ilh
Miss Asker, iiigh sih and slanlsh
Mise Malgal'a iaea l.os 6ih.
Nssi Nard .E
h'ss Hc'i' 'hildiess ia.nclpal llsA
5ih.
AIR iui,il i.lsai lsVN slh.
Miss fal iallai lllgh ilh
Ais, Lclla silll l.oN flh
Alss Jvselhla' Npggis ulsh srd.
Misr lsrs fftphard l.oN lgd
Ais. llodgcs l.lN hd
Mlss NDmn Cook lllgh md
Ala fhy taulal l.uN .nd
Ma J - Clay Tow lnd
Mis lace ,iiugg uish lei
Allies Einc Chhbc~ l.uW ist.
M.ss Annir - lowell Exprpss,un
M'ss Monnit Ann Piano Music
M'ss M'iib Mln Asslsins AL
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special Associated. Press Leased Wire
Service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-28
Cooper Road Race
 For Panther Track
 Athletes Tomorrow

Track athletics are on the boom at Birmingham Southern college, as the football season ends. and the Panther cross country team finds a strenous schedule mapped out for them by Coach Otis Kirby.
 While Coach Kirby has met the University of Chattanooga and Ala hama in dual meets already during the track season, he expects his squad to he greatly strengthened with the football season ended and the biggest meets of the fall schedule yet to be faced
 Tomorrow afternoon, the annual Cooper Road race be held over the college three-nliie course and is open to all Birmingham Southern students who care to enter individually in selecting . new squad with which to face the contestants before the fall season closes.
 The Panther track men will meet Emory University in Atlanta on De- cember II In their annual meet and on the following weekend are en- tered in the Birmingham Athletic clubs annual thret-mile affair in tho Magic City.
 Among the men who have been showing fine form so far are the Dark brothers. Elgin Meliown, Dick Beatty, Slim Shirey and Muohado.
 Captain Red Richardson of the track team joined tho training ranks of the team yesterday following the close of the gridiron season.
 Medals are given the first four to place in the Cooper Road race, and more than 20 are expected to enter, according to Coach Kirby.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-28
BULLDOGSTOH HAVE BANQUET AT THE SOUTHERN CLUB

Tonight at the Southern club. the Howard college football squad will be entertained at banquet. as guests of alumni of the school. The banquet will begin at 1880 o'clock
 It Is probable that the captain or the 1928 team will be elected al to- nights banquet. The Squad Of 10 letter men will vote on their leader for next season.
 Arrangements for tonight'ss ban quet are in charge of Colonel Berry and Doctor Ward. Talks will be made be several alumni Coaches Cope and Dobbins. and several members of this years squad.
 Coaches Cope and Dobbins yester- day announced the squad of letter men for 1929. as follows; Capt Bo Brindley, center: Charlie Hurst guard Toby Stubbs, guard: Fats Thomas. guard; Red King. guard; Boiler" Afford, tackle; Hugh Bar fled. tackle; Frank Norris, end; Bob Shelton. end; Ham Stevens. quarter back; Russell Tinklepaugh quarter back Joss I.ackey. haifback, Fred White, halfback; Marvin Mccarthy, halfback; Dan Gaylord, fuliback; Turner Jordan, manager
 At a short meeting last night, the players were measured for varsity sweaters, wliich will arrive before Christmas. 1t was stated. The squad voted for navy blue slip over sweaters with a crimson H.
 The entire squad will be present at tonight's banquet at the Southern club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-28
ALL-AMERICAN STARS TO PLAY SATURDAY

A Columbus, O., November 27.-Two football teams composed entirely of men whose names have. been men, toned in various all-American selec- tions, will play here next Saturday. The game, the proceeds of which will be given to charities here, will be played by teams representing the east and west.
 The players. all of whom have com pleted their intercollegiate competi- tion, will come here on the invitation of a local committee arranging for the game, 1t was announced.
 The eastern all-Americans, as one of the teams will be known, will be composed of: McLaren, Pittsburg: Casey, Harvard; kaw, Cornell; Brick son. w. and J.; Moseley, Yale; Hog sett, Dartmouth: Ashbaugh, Brown :; Munns, Cornell; West. Colgate; Peck, Pittsburg. and Cutler, Syracuse.
 The western all-Amerlcans will be-: Roberts. Centre; McMillan, Centre; Eichenlaub, Notre Dame;f. Muller. California; Huffman, Ohio State; Trott, Ohio State: Wick, Michigan; Nemeck. Ohio State; Wallace, Iowa State; Bolen. Ohio State, and Crangle. Illinois.
 Numerous other former stars have agreed to play. it was announced.