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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Keeping hank shortage covered Ia
about NJ difficult as keeping cover on
the bed Of a six-yenr-old boy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Our idea ~ an honest motion pic
ture Il one In which the heroine jumps
on the nhip and comes out wet.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Those who get indigestion or who
become intoxicated. know neither
how TO eat nor how 10 drink.-Bril-
lat aavarln
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

The silver lining 10 this iong-dis-
lance dancing cloud IL that II looks
90 be on ifs last legs.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

That new pamphlet on how 10 care
for dogs ought 10 have something on
h0~ 10 cure the baFks
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Possibly the most erasperating er.
perience Jelly bean has Is when he
steps In bis own chewing gum.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Taking orders By telephone Is all
right. bot u Il rather annoying TO have
Jour wife call you during office hours
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

While IL II true that the insanity rate
Il going UP rapidly the Increase OF
jaxz dances makes Il less pereeptible.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

For some thousands Of years tho hui
man race has been sstonished daily at
the weather.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

The cost Of a modern hattieship sf.
fords a splendid opportunity for any
nation 20 sink slG.5O0.Or0.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28
Our First copvrioh, ~.

me nrSt book entered Tor convr,-,,
under the laws Of the Unite,, : S,a ..'''
was The Philadelphia Spelling Ro.,s - ).
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28
II Ia the non-talking. soberiy-think-
Ing labor that keeps the old world go
ing.

What the public seems 20 prefer q
q long distance between dancing con
Tesla
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28
The KITCHEN
!: CABINET
20 isz1. Western Newspaper Union.)
Neither nah. nor flesh nor good
red herring.
JAMS. JsLLles AND conssavEs

While the rhubarb Is still tender
and good. try the following recipe:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28
SALAD DAYS

A good salad with bread and butter
ana cup OF hot tea. cocoa. milk or
eofrea ,,.ta . ...t.s.t....
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

Up to Date.
Raymond was in kindergarten. one
day he was telling a story and at last
came to place where he did not know
how to finish off. so ended by: And
that's that"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28
CHANGE OF LIFE
LOSES TERR0RS


Greenville, Pal took your medi-
cine through the Change of Life and il
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-28

hHk98f1 Skf
serve. - Combine
three cupfuls VI
chopped rhubarb.
one large plneap-
pie chopped. the
Juice and rina OF
one lemon and
orange and i've
Evening star., 1923-12-20
FIGHTING GRID CODE
HONORS DEAD PLAYER
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

NEW YORK. December 2o.-They
are going to place bronze tablet in
the Iowa State College gymnasium
negro tackle. who was fatally in
jured in the Iowa StateMinnesota
game at Minneapolis last fall.
on this tablet is TO be inscribed the
fighting code of Trice, which was
Minneapolis hotel. where he had
dressed for the game. Written on
hotel Stationery. this code. which the
boy never intended that any one
should see, might stand as a symbol
of all the determination and aspira-
ton and knightly resolve that spur
our young athletes on the utmost
point of self-sacrifice in their i'm
portant foot ball games.
Here is what Trice wrote that night
of October 4. sitting alone iii his
room with thoughts casting ahead to
the morrow:
My thoughts just before the first
real college game of my life.
The honor of my race, my family
and self are at stake. Every one is
expecting me to do big things. I will
My whole body and soul are to be
thrown recklessly about the field to-
morrow.
Every time the ball is snapped
will be trying 10 do more than my
part. On all defensive plays l must
break through the opponents line
and stop the play in their territory
Beware of mass interference
Fight low, with your eyes open. and
toward the play. Roll back the in
reference. Watch out for cross
bucks and reverseend runs. Be on
your toes every minute II you expect
to make good"
Evening star., 1923-12-20

This Miistcad is one o: the real per-
sona'.tj"a OF: the gridiron and a re-
markab.e player. Princeton kept two
men on him all day last Saturday, so
that he did not shine as brilliantly as
was expected; but it requires two
men and sometimes three to keep him
in his place
Has PLACED Against Army.
Army people had a line on his abi-
ttE when he came To the Point as
member of the Wabash eleven q few
years ago. He rampa ged about the
Eridtron like a BerSerker and made
much trouble for the cadet forwards
Then he left Wabash and appeared
IN Syracuse. He is bright student
and at the Salt city he at once an
nounced that he wanted no easy
courses, that the hard ones were the
sort he was after. He was accommo-
dated and would have got along very
we'll had it no; been for the develop
mont on his Part of a predilection of
analyzing. not privately. alleged flows
In the pcdagug iCai ability of his pro-
feSsors. AAy college man will not
have to be told what the outra ged
profs did TO Milstead.
shows He Can Play.
In the course OF his classroom ira
vail MIlStead one afternoon went to
the Archbold Stadium and told Chick
Meehan he would like to massage the
varsity line for 2 while. Chick fitted
him out with a uniform and put hlm
in at left tackle on the scrub.
Then he told the varsity TO send
every play at this position, Mcbride. a
husky line-CraC king back. taking the
ball, and occasionally Simmons. an
other husky. For fully twenty min
Evening star., 1923-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL FIVES
ARE KEEPING BUSY

Three high school basket ball
teams will figure in games tomor-
row. Business has booked the Ana
costa Eagles at the Coliseum. East
ern will entertain Dewitt Prep and
Western will strive 10 take the meas
ure of Georgetown University fresh
man tossers at the Hilltop. Western
probably has the most formidable
opponent in the Blue and Gray year
ling team, although Eastern and
Business are expected to have TO
step lively.
Business, Central and Eastern
showed the way to rival teams yester-
day. The Blue and White had to
extend itself to win over the An
napolis High School tosserS. 81 to 10,
while Business found the going rath-
er easy when it downed the Epiph-
any Eagles, &c to IS. Eastern was
offered little opposition when il
swamped the Gallaudet Reserve baS-
keters in 6l-to-42 fray
Considerable Improvement over its
previous performances marked Cen
trails play against Annapolis.
Coach Mike kelIy'S Business High
quint showed good form against the
Epiphany Eagles Capt. Furman of
the Stenographers tossed four court
SOdiS ana one from the lOui lf1e 10
lead the scorers. The Business men
tor was pleased with the speed dis
played by his team.
Gagged ten baskets from the Moor in
the game with the Gallaudet Re
serves. Ralph Bennie registered
seven. Riddle of Gallaudet also
played we'll, as he. too. made ten
floor goals. Eastern's teamwork was
commendable.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
BELGIAN BOXER WINS
HARD.HEADED TITLE

PARIS. December 20.-Henri Heb
rams, the Belgian featherweight, is
being hailed in French sporting cir
cles today as probably the hardest
headed fighter known to the ring. 1t
developed overnight that Edouard
Mascart of Paris, who won the Eu-
ropean featherweight title by defeat
ing Hebrans on points here Tuesday
night, broke his right hand in the
third round of the fight with Hebrans
In landing a blow on the Belgians S
head. The doctors have prescribed
two months vacation from ring ac
tiVity for Mascart while the MANNED
member is healing
Contact with Hebrans' Uranium had
already cost Eugene Criqui the feath-
erweight championship and caused
his temporary and perhaps perma-
nent retirement from the ring, CriQui
having shattered his left hand some
time ago in bout with Hebrans
and thus being unable to meet Mas
cart and defend his title.
Mascart and Criqui are as one in
declaring Hebrans' head is harder
than that of any pugilist they have
ever met Some one has explained
this by the story that one of the most
popular sports among lusty lads in
Liege, Hebrans' home, is game of
trying to split an inch board by
butting 1t with the head after a short
run. Hebrans is declared to have
been champion of Liege at that gen.
tie game before he took up pugilism
as careers
Evening star., 1923-12-20
SALE OF INDIANAPOLIS
TO REDS NOT SETTLED

CINCINNATI. Decem Der 20.-August
Hermann, president of the Cincinnati
Nationals, said that the report Of
an immediate purchase of the Indian
apolis club of the Ame erican Associa-
ton by the Cincinnati club lis much
exaggerated"
The fact is that we have five clubs
or our list and probably will select
one OF them to purchase and to use
for cooperative purposes" said Mr..
Hermann. we want Class AA
club: we want one near at hand. but
Columbus and Louisville, for example,
Iare as convenient as Indianapolis The
choice will not be made today, to-
morrow or the next day"
Evening star., 1923-12-20
ded orAy Many nte1secona Games for 1924 Are Arranged
DARTMOUTH U. QUINT
HAS A LONE VETERAN

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Dart-
mouths intercollegiate league basket
ball quint. with but one first string
veteran in its lineup, begins a three
day campaign against strong Metro
politan district teams tonight when it
engages the Brooklyn University
Club five at Brooklyn.
Games with the New York Cniver-
sity team and with the Crescent A. c.
are to follow on Friday and Satur-
day nights, and through Dartmouths 6
showing in these contests intercol-
legiato league followers expect to
gauge Dartmouth's chances for the
league title.
Two star foot ball players. Dooley,
the varsity quarterback, and Wat
kins. varsity end, are included in the
Dartmouth lineup. Capt Karl Fried
man is the single first string veteran.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
CATHOLIC U. QUINT
ENDS TRIP TONIGHT

NEW YORK, December 20.-Catholic
University tossers must overcome the
ST. Francis College quint tonight to get
a winning edge for the northern tour
that will be concluded by the game
The Brooklanders' standing for the
three game basket ball tour was re-
duced to fifty-fifty last night, when
they We're trounced. 33 to %, by Cres-
cent Athletic Club.
The Red and Black started we'll
against the Crescents. but the latter
soon spurted and led, Il to 10, at the
end of the first half The second half
was all Crescent. the period being fif-
teen minutes old before the Brookland-
ers managed to count from scrimmage.
Breslin and LaWler were mainly re-
sponsble for Catholic University s
point total. kurtz accounted for nine
teen of Crescent's points.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

utes the plays were shot at the scrub
tackle and not an inch was gained.
the ball carriers. as a fact, usually
being hurled back for loss.
But. finally, as Milstead weakened,
Mcbride began to gain and at length
The big tackle was about as badly
battered as he ever has been in his
foot ball career, but he was not
through.
Warns Star 10 Run.
Meehan told the varsity to kick off.
As the ball was about to be booted he
noticed Milstead sneaking from his
position. Indian fashion. The ball
was kicked. and Mcbride. with the
rest of the team, came sailing down
the field.
Like a bolt from a bow gun Mil
stead made for Meehan's star back,
man furrowing his forehead. Meehan.
fearful of his stellar back, rushed out
upon the gridiron.
Run. Mac rum" he screamed
Mcbride. looking over his shoulder
in surprise. saw the human locomo-
tive heading for him and forthwith
turned for the side lines, running for
his life. With bated breath Meehan
watched the race. AS the chalk mark
Bride summoned all his energy in a
spring, while his pursuer launched
himself in a hurting dive. But the
fugitive back won. AS he crossed the
side line Milstead's great shoulder
just grazed his heel
Meehan. with a sigh OF relief, blew
his whistle
NO more Scrimmage TO-DAY" he an
uounCed.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star., 1923-12-20
GUNNERS WILL COMPETE
FOR TURKEYS SATURDAY

Members of the Washington Gun
Club are to compete in an old IA sh-
ioned turkey shoot to be held Satur-
traps.
Turkeys will be awarded to the
high gun in the twenty-fiv target
event. added target handicap and the
twenty-fye-target event. distance
handicap. The second high gun in
each shoot will receive pair Of
ducks.
Competition for the BroWnley and
Cadillac trophies will be resumed
Evening star., 1923-12-20
lands URGES BIG FINES
IN FIGHT AGAINST POOL S

CHICAGO, December 20.-Kenesaw
NJ. Lands, commissioner of organized
base ball will m~ke a serious effort
10 have maximum fines imposed on
all retailers who have been selling
and collecting commissions on base ball
pool tickets, George f. Carroll, Judge
Lands personal representative, de
clared when the case of Morris Hy-
man. cigar store proprietor, was call
ed in municipal court.
His is said TO be the first case in
which a retailer has been involved.
Heretofore all prosecutions have
been aimed at the higher-ups and
the printers of the pool tickets. The
case was continued.
After the hearing Carroll said that
<he base ball com isSion would ask
revocation of licenses of all persons
found guilty of selling pool tickets.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

The noise of the bleachers makes
it practically imperative that a sys-
tenn OF silent signals be used in bas-
ket ball. Physical positions seem to
be the most practical for all condi-
tons Of competition. To be success
ful, system of signals based upon
physical positions must be suffi-
ciently natural as to attract no un-
due attention, be sufficiently dis
tinct as to be readily seen by the
four other players, be capable OF
being given by moving player.
Either forward or the. center
should be able to give the signals.
These three players should be con-
stantly giving signals, with a prede-
termination as to the one giving Of
fetal signals
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-12-20
TURNER LOSES ON MAT
AFTER GAINING A FALL

Joe Turner. Washington's middle
weight grappler, lost grueling
wrestling bout to Chris Jordan,
Greek middleweight champion, last
night.
Turner won the first fall in % min
utes by toe hold and had his oppo-
nent well in hand in the next tussle
when Jordan's feet landed on his
rivals shoulder. Turner was hurled
out of the ring and knocked uncon-
scious, losing the second bout by de-
fault. 1t took Jordan 46 minutes to
throw Turner in the third.
In a preliminary match Bobby
Mainfort won over Zeke Smith In 50
pHlANteA
Evening star., 1923-12-20
NINE GRID GAMES LISTED
| FOR VIRGINIA POLY TEAM

BIACKSBURG, Va, December 20
Auburn VIII replace Davidson on Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institutes foot ball
schedule next year. il was made known
here.
The schedule of nine games follows:
September-27, University of Richmond.
October Hampden-Sidney; H. Auburn, at
Richmond; Is. Maryland, at Washington rs,
Washington and Lee tplace undetermined).
November-l, Clemson, at Clemson, S. c.; 8,
North Carolina State (place undetermned)
l6, Virginia; q. v. N. l., at Roanoke.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
ITALIAN BOXER ARRIVES,
BUT 1T is NOT SPALLA

NEW YORK. December 2O-Re-
porters searched the steamer Duilio
on her arrival here for Ermino Spalla
heavyweight boxing champion of
italy. who was reported aboard. They
didn't find him. but they did come
upon Leo GianChi, who claims the fly
weight boxing championship of Italy
Gianchi said he came to win the
fyweight championship of the world
and didn't have any doubt he would
take the title back to Italy.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
ATTENDANCE FALLS OFF
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. December 2O.-The ag-
gregate attendance in the American
League for the season Of 1928 was
1902, $50.
This is decrease as compared with
the three previous years. 1920 being
the banner season of the organiza-
ton
The New York club. with its new
park, is understood TO have outdrawn
the other clubs
Evening star., 1923-12-20
ABOUT THIRTY SCHEDULED
WITH MORE. In PROSPECT
Notre Dame and Army Head List With Four Contests
Eacll--Maryland Is Included in Group of Dixie
Teams to Be Met by Yale.

EW YORK. December 20With
scheduled
promises TO furnish unusual the
loot ball strength OF
Notre Dame and the Army lead the transforming
annual battle be held York
sectional booked The
Princeton Tech
meet ST Louis University Detroit and Florida.
Marquette Milwaukee will
College Yale will
North
College will the Haskell Indians.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
McGRAW AND JENNINGS
DUE TO LAND TOMORROW

John McGraw. manager of the New
York Giants. and Hugh Jennings, his
first assistant. are passengers on the
Leviathan. due tomorrow. from Eu-
rope, where they have spent nearly
two months.
Base ball followers here expect a
new shift in the negotiations for
Rogers Hornsby. the star second
baseman Of the St. Louis Cardinals,
after his arrival.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
SCHOOL SOCCER TEAMS
RESUME SERIES TODAY

Soccer teams Of Monroe and Pierce
schools were 10 renew hostilities for
the District in the second Of three
game series today at $3.50 o'clock at
the Union Station plaza.
They fought TO a Scorcless tie in
their first meeting.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
BROWN TO MEET CHICAGO
ON GRIDIRON NEXT FALL

CHICAGO, December 20.-Cniver-
sity of Chicago's foot ball schedule
for 1924 has been completed with the
signing of Brown for a game to be
played at Stagg Field. October II.
Brown furnished one of the sur
prises of the 1928 season by defeat
ing Harvard on its own field for the
second time in two wears.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
VILLA TOLD TO CONFlNE
SPEED TO PRIZE RING

, NEW YORK, December 2O.-Pancho
Villa, world fiyweight pugilistic cham
pion. got an adverse decision in traffic
court yesterday when he was fined SIS
for speeding.
'Pancho," said the magistrate. Il
think you ought to confine your speed
to the ring and not TO the public high
way"
Evening star., 1923-12-20
STONE MAY FACE TUNNEY
IF HE WINS FROM SHADE

NEW YORK. December 20-Ad
Stone. promising Philadelphia light
heavyweight. may get a chance to box
Gene Tunney for the American 175-
pound title If he succeeds in defeating
Billy Shade of California tomorrow
night in their ffteen-round match at
Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
BASKET BALL RESULTS

Crescent a. e.. 3:i; Catholic InI-
versity. ~.
Navy. ~; Manhattan College. 25.
army. IL: Connecticut Aggies, Is.
\Otre Dame. -; Northwestern, iS.
Harvard. 30; Niddlebury, IL.
Albany "n.b \. VI. &. A., Al; Jack-
sOnyilIe \. VI. &. A.. 25.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
TWO COLLEGE SATELLITES
DUE TO co TO WEST POINT
Nlistead of Yale and Welsh of Colgate Reported as
Ready to Enter Academy-Story of Formers
Fighting Qualities Is Told.
By LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK December 20- the Army have powerful
and proficient ball 1924 the likely lie
with the material Following the that Welsh the
Colgate guard will the academy word that Mil
stead, iaie tackle is headed that
Whether he there depends attitude West
Point class he shall Mstead who able
student rd has rad OF the curriculum Wabash Syracuse
would
entered the third
o
tackles such Welsh Miead
Evening star., 1923-12-20

The intersectional games arranged
include the following.
October 4-Harvsrd VS.. Virginia at Cam
bridge; Dartmouth vs. McGilI. at Hanover:
Yale VS.. North Carolina. at New Haven; Army
VS.. St. Louis. at West Point: Syracuse VS.
Alabama, at Syracuse; Penn State VS.. North
Carolina State. at State College.
October ll-Yale VS.. Georgia. at New Haven;
Army VS.. Detroit. at West Point: Navy VS..
Marquette, at Annapolis; Syracuse VS.. William
and Mary. at Syracuse.
October lS-Army Notre Dame, at New
York; Penn State rs. Georgia Tech at At
lanta: Colgate VS.. Nebraska, at Lincoln Eebr;
ttsbursh VS. Johns Hopkins. at Pittsburgh
October 25-Princeton VS.. Notre Dame. al
Princeton: Pennsylvania vs.. Virginia. at Phila.
delphia.
November 1-Bcston College vs. Haskell In
dians. at Boston; West Virginia Centre.
New York: Washington and jefferson vs. De-
troit. at Detroit: Georgia Tech VS.. Notre Dame,
at South Bend, Ind.
November S-Yale VS. Maryland at New
Haven; Boston College VS.. Marquette. at HoS-
ton; Army VS.. Florida. at West Point.
November l5-Boston College VS.. Centenary,
at Boston.
November 22-Penn State VS.. Marietta. at
State College
November 27-vermont VS. Marquette. at
Milwaukee.
November 2s-carnegie Tech VS. Eotrs
Dame, at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
ADD TWO GRID GAMES.

DELAWARE, Ohio, December 90
University ct Detroit and Butler Col
lege have been added to the 1924 foot
ball schedule of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity- Both will be played on their
home fields-Butler on November IS
and Detroit on October 4
Evening star., 1923-12-20
BARTELMES VS.. PARSONS

Charles Barteimes will meet VII
liam Parsons in the round robin event
of the District pocket billiard cham
pionship tournament tonight al -!
o'clock at the Grand Central parlors.
Bartelmes defeated Thomas Hewitt
125 to SS, last night.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
MOUNT VERNON TOSSERS
MAKING A GREAT RECORD

OUNT VERNON basket ball the
IVt last travelling a Counting
a battles OF the 1922 3 the Mount Nernons
Their
A. C. which beaten. S 12 which
displayed ekc
Evening star., 1923-12-20
APACHE-W -WAVERLY GAME .
ATTRACTING GRID FANS

Washington sandlot foot ball fans
expect a treat when the Apaches
defend their l50-pound title against
the Waverly Athletic Club Sunday at
Union Park. Action will start at
2:30 o'clock.
waverly recently held the $50
pound title holders to a scoreless tie
Evening star., 1923-12-20

NEW HAVEN, Conn, December 20.
Mailed results of the rifle match
between Yale and Depauw have been
received here. The Yale team scored
1880 points out of a possible 1000,
while DepauW made LII.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

NEW YORK. December 20.-Bartley
Madden, New York. heavyweight, may
fight Harry Wills, New Orleans negro,
i. before he considers a $4,000 offer to
hog Luis Angel Firpo in Buenos Aires
next February
Evening star., 1923-12-20
DUNDEE WHIPS MARCHANT.

BALTIMORE. December 2O.-Joe
Dundee, Baltimore lightweight. defeat
ed Ted Marchant of England in a
twelve-round bout last night. Each
weighed in under 136 pounds
Evening star., 1923-12-20
PLAY CUE MATCH TONIGHT

Joe Concannon and George Wheat
ley will be opponents in pocket bill
lizard match at the Academy parlors
9Th and H streets, tonight at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
EARL WIGHT

Coach. University of California. the
"s.eGe gun" of west coast basket ball.
Originator of many new plays and
formations which teams throughout
the country have adopted.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
Gr;diropers Of the cb,

GrfdfrOners OF inc chHmpIUn Low
pound Navajos will be honored at a
banquet tonight at st. Matthew s
Chapel These members are expected
to attend at $50 o'clock: Riley, Ball.
Robey, Granny Heath. AL Heath, Bur-
bage, Spevivot, Mattingly, Parran.
Roth Lanham, Klein, Morris, Davis.
Thomas, Scott, Greene. Lewis. Free,
Bowies, Hendricks, Gauzza, Jerdon,
Lewis Perron and Hartley.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

De Molay quint displayed fast rum
ming attack when it nosed out the
Fort Myer team, &c to "a Thomas
starred for the winners. Games are
wanted by the winning five. accord
ing to Manager Flicker, Adams 127.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

ST. Andrews juniors made eight in
a row at the expense of the Elliott
Athletic club, the former winning. Al
TO 21. Clever passing by the for
wards aided the winners.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

Teams averaging 125 to 130 pounds
desiring games are urged to phone
Manager Shields of the Washington
Prep Juniers at Lincoln 54O4.
Evening star., 1923-12-20

Calvary Baptist Church team step
ped into the limeliGht as Il result of
it's victory over the Milan Athletic
Club. % to 5. Enright starred for
Calvary, while II. Richardson played
well for the Milaus. Ii was the eighth
straight win for Calvary.
Evening star., 1923-12-20
COrinthian VI

COrinthian Midgets and the st.
Joseph Midgets are to meet Sunday
on gridiron No. 1 of the Monument
Lot. Saturday the Corinthian Re-
serves will encounter the Columbia
Midgets.