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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30

Miss Rae Albert was hostess fol-
the Afternoon Bridge Club on We'd
nesday at her home on North Main
Street. Prizes were won by Mrs. ]
G. Graveley. Mrs F. s. Tavenner
Jr., and Miss Virginia Haslett.
The Halloween idea was carried
out in favors. decorations and re.
freshments.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday School, $50.
Communion services at 1900.
vesper services. 1880.
r. H. CLINE, Pastor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30

The Herald is your home paper.
Published at the County Seat. One
fifty the year. Subscribe now.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
SOCIAL EVENTS

The Evening Bridge Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Frank B. Riddle
berger at her home on North Main
Street on Tuesday evening.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30

Mrs. Gilbert E. Pence entertained
the Five Hundred Club at her home
on South Main Street on Thursday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
]. M. Bauserman. Mrs. C. C. Hoi-
loway and Miss Rae Albert.
dainty luncheon was served.
Halloween and autumn decorations
were used.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
Church Notices
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Mt. Jackson. 1890.
Woodstock, 1880.
The public ar cordially invited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30

The Shenandoah Herald, the coun-
ty paper published at the County Seat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
LONG TERM LOANS

Representing the Potomac
Joint Stock Loan Bank, / can
promptly make loans of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS (S5OO.)
and up, at @ per cent interest
on the mortization plan. The
borrower takes no stock and
assumes no joint liability. Full
information can be had by APP
plying to
PHILIP WILLIAMS.
Woodstock, Va.
6-s-tf.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Monday at the Association Of Com
mercc rooms.
Team Members Named
The following team has been Sc
lcctcd to solicit membc rships in the
business district:
Henry Jones. II. S. Lobach, Frank
Snyder, Harold Shaft, Tom Burke,
VIM. Harris, AL Sorenson, Claire Fow-
Ter, Spencer Boise, DR.. W. f. Cole,
John Graham, Mrs. A. Johansen, Mrs.
Carl Nelson, George b. Harris, Joe
Breslow, H. j. Duemeland, Al Rosen,
Chris Bertsch, w. $. Rohrer, l.. X.
Thompson, Worth Lumry, Gertrude
Eichorst, l.. p. Warren, J. r. Melton.
Duncan McGillis, Bob Phelps, Dale
Simon, A. r. Hoffman, Mrs. John Lo-
berg, Norman Flow, II. T. Murphy,
Ferris Cordner, Mrs. G.. j. Lynch,
Mrs. Raymond Gross, Archie Johnson,
Mrs. J. c. Oberg, J. p. Jackson, Theo.
Quanrud. Mrs. John Graham, Burt
Finney, B. X. Skeels, John Parkinson,
A. J. Arnot, George Humphreys,
Madgc Runey, Frank Brown, Frank
Hedden, Bob Sebb, Jack Runyan,
Homer Spo1tn. Harry Homan, Nels
Bystrom. Archie Olson, &. l.. Spear,
Mrs. AL Zugcr, Chas. Liessman, +. G.
Wanner, f.. J. Taylor, Birlea Ward,
T.. n. Myller, J. l.. Barth, Ralph
! Johnsrud, Henry Mailman, Pau
! Wachter, c. d. Dickinson, John Lee
/ Mrs. X. A. Tracy.
| The residence sections Of the city
Will be canvasscd by the following
/ workers.:
| Mcsdames l.. A. LaRuc, A. X. Ticc
Ferris Cordner, Svcinbjorn Johnson
T.. J. Schultz. Ed. Perry, c. l.. Young
W l.. Nuessle. Phil Meyer, Eric Thor
berg. A. N. Christianson, f. J. Tay
lor, r. Z. Flahcrty, Peter karpen, r
G. Thompson, Lee Bankston. II.
OH are, F.. A. Copeln, NJ. +. Mcln
tyre. c. b. Nupen, J. G. Wallace, G
Ebert, A. r. Brink, c. A. Myhre, Franl
Barnes. II. l.. Readc. W. G.. Cashmar
l.. n. Richmond, V. J. Hunter, A. "
Mellon. Fred Conklin. Henry Dueme
land. Sara Ankcnman, c. w. Smith
J. X. Middlesmas. J. S. Sigurdsor
George Will, Worth Lumry, G. A
Rawlings. l.. +. Crawford, A. W. Nun
dy, II. +. Keller, II. p. Goddard, =. Il
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21

for first down on Illinois 27-yard
line. "A pass Marek to Wendler was
down by D'Ambrosio. Ohio
was given first down on Illinois 26
yard line for roughing the receiver.
Ohio Scores Safety
Ohio scored a safety in the second
period, but Illinois came back just
before the quarter ended and pass
from the eight yard line, Grange to
kasscll. over the line. scored anoth-
cr touchdown. Britton place kicked
for the extra point. making the score
Illinois IA, Ohio State ,.
Taking the ball in midfield in the
third period, Ohio gained 18 yards
on Marek's pass TO Cunningham
Wcndlcr passed to Marek who raced
ID yards across the goal line. Uridel
placckickcd for the extra points, max
ing the score Illinois Ia; Ohio
State 3.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21

"a full.size, passenger Sedan, with
sliding gear transmission-a modern
closed-car with 81 big-car features
a trim-looking smartly designed r.
cylinder beauty PRICED AT
ONLY $595!...
In this Overland Standard Sedan
you have quality automobile %.
a roomy car-carrying full-grown
people, with cosy comfort for every
body. "A handsome car, patterned
ON up-to-date lines .. i. body finished
in polished lacquer, a rich deep blue
with glistening black and nickel
trimmings-as attractive light-car
as you'll meet in a weeks driving %.
Easier Entrance-edsier e1it-extra
big doors, extra wide. No stumbling
over or stepping on anybody getting
in and out -.
Lots ST leg.room-lots of elbosv-room
jor everybody-new single>piece un-
divided front seat, 80 x 19-Wider
back seat, IS 18-the widest seats
Of any light-car built! !...
More driving vision-very latest one
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
1000 MEMBERS
RED CROSS GOAL,
WORKERS NAMED

Two thousand members is the goal
set for Burlcigh county in the ninth
annual Red Cross roll call drive
which will open in Bismarck Monday
morning and continue until Thanks
giving.
The manifold activities Of the Red
Cross have become so well impressed
on the people generally that it is felt
by local authorities that fine re-
sponsc to the call will be forthcom
ing.
Myron Il. Atkinson is chairman for
Bismarck. County authorities report
that returns from the country dis
tricts, all ready in, indicate a very
successful roll call "Bismarck will
find it necessary to work hard to sur
pass the record set by the rural dis
tricts," Mr.. Atkinson said.
The teams will meet at . o'clock
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21

When owners and observers in
every walk Of life are 90 frankly out.
spoken in their admiration And
when the expressed opinion Of one
is but a composite Of them all -.
You cannot 60 far wrong in figuring
that the car 50 many thousands Of
men and women enthuse about
must be a value extraordinarily sucll
..'orth svtile!
The handsomest car I have ever
seen" ~ never dreamed $695
could buy 60 fine a car" Better
than the car I discarded which cost
me twice as much" .. Enthusiastic!
that's putting it mildly. every
day come such expressions as these
from owners everywhere %.
"A masterpiece of engineering-a
36>horsepower engine, as sturdy as
the power.plant Of a battle.cruiser.
lightning pickup. Quick getaway.
"Comforts and conueniences satho'et
parallel at the tvice"-Upholstered
in rich heavily.piled Velour, over
deep coiled springs and generous
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
ILLINOIS, OHIO
PLAY CLOSE GAME,

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 2l.-- N'I-
Under a cIoudlcsS sky, 10000 spec
tatorx. the greatest crowd that ever
witncs scd IA football game in the mid
dlcwest. packed the Ohio stadium TO-
day 10 witness the passing Of Har-
old Red Grange in tho final game OF
his brilliant collegiate career.
Though Grange, daring the first
few plays. made two rams netting
l3 and - yards each, it was Rr'tton
who carried the ball across for III
inois' first touchdown. On his first
try Grange was trjppcd after max
ing a yard He he'd tho bali for
Britton in tn" Try for goal.
Brit.on kicked goal. making the
score Illinois :; Oh;o 0.
Marck broke through right tackle
for eight yards. taking the bal to
Illinois 3l-yard line. Clark made a
yard through center, missing first
down by inches. Clark hit center
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT room modern house
with garage. Call 2O6 9Th St.. or
phpnc 79. ll.2l.3t
HELP WANTED MALE--Managcr to
develop General Agency for our
Monthly Payment Accident and
Health Department on liberal com
mission basis. Manager to adjust
own claims and issue policies. Two
Million Dollar Capital Stock Com
pany. Address, Commercial Casu-
atty Insurance Company. Newark.
NJ T. ll-2l-23 23.25
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21

Butler. Roy Ecf, Frank Brown, W E.
Jensen, c. S. Fossum, Ralph Pcnner,
G. E. Wingrcene, George Welch, +. A.
Knowles, J. B. Sayler, c. ". Moses,
George Gullickson, John Thorpe. r.
G. Goddard, G. Olgierson, Art Guss-
ner, F.. A. Brown. John Lobery, Al
Barrett, N. +. julius and Miss Ruth
Pollard
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
"a new value>era is here,
with this neqv> day car"

piece windshield, adds to your
cars appearance-easiert to adjust
easier to clean and to keep clean. -.
Long, deeper windosvs - clear, I'M.
obstructed vision is made certain
by more than 20 square feet of
window space 90.
Ne.v Cowl Ventilator-supplies all
the fresh air you need in cold
weather %.
Rythmical Riding-3o inches more
springbase on 1OO-inch wheelbase.
TRIPLEX SPRINGS carry you and
yourpassengers sbuoyantly, in cradle.
comfort over the roughest roads.
An exclusive Overland feature! ..
The st,.rdiest Of engines-27>horse.
power-reliable, fast-cuts gas and
oil to rock-bottom costs.
No need now to run car for which
you always feel like apologizing
whenyoucan own and ddrivea carlike
this for virtually the same money!
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-21
len the public BUYS like this the value MUST be the1
"11eVer qVQS q car so
universally admired"

padding. Big wide seats = restful
riding for the passengers, plenty Of
leg room for the driver -.
All operating mechanism at your
finger tips -. Broad high windows,
all genuine plate glass ). One.piece
Windshield Efficient Wind.
shield Wiper Sun visor protects
your eyes from glare ). Fisk full
balloon tires long, flexible
Chrome Vanadium springs especi.
ally built for balloon tire equip
A car for men-fast, powerful, sub.
stantial A car for suomen -
beautiful, tastefully appointed, easy
to handle . Priced at only $685.
yet almost universally rated as a
$500 car, or better !. I. Just 10
months old - today more than
42,OOO enthusiastic owners 80.
For such success as this there can
be but one rcason-a measure ot
value far and a%uay beyond anything
price would Indicate!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

Tom Lally. San Antonio Country
Club golf professional, continued his
sensational playing in the exhibition
match at the Austin Country Club
Tuesday, although he and John Bred
emus were defeated by the celebrated
Joe Kirkwood, paired with Harvey
Penick. Austin pro, by 1 up, in eight
cen holes.
Lally had the best card Of the
match. a II, but Bredemus, with a
10. was able to help him on only one
hole. their best ball being 20. Peniek
assisted Kirkwood four times, their
best ball being 60. Kirkwood re
quired 73 and Penick rs.
In the morning. Lally gave the gal
lery some thrills in a practice match
by equalling the Austin course record
with 3j-33-6S. a record he himself set
only last "Wednesday. In this morning
match. Lally and Bredemus defeated
Pcnick and Sonny" Smith, 5 and 4
There was n large gallery to see the
Kirkwood exhibition.
Kirkwood will play another men,
Der of the Lally family, Joe, brother
of Tom, and pro at the FL Paso CouD-
try Club, on Joe's home links Thurs
day. Kirkwood is headed for Cali
fornia to play in the West Coast tour
naments before returning to Texas 70
compete in the Texas Open Champion
ship in San Antonio in January.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
CHARGES DROPPED
AGAINST RIOTING
FOOTBALL RIOTERS
By Universal ser,:ee.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. 2j.-Boys
will be boys, but college youths stirsu-
lated by the showing Of their football
team are something else again.
So the authorities Of Evanston de-
cided today in dismissing charges
against four Of the 1000 Northwestern
students who staged what the official
bulletin described as a riot" in cele-
brating Northwestern Uniyersity's VIC
tory over Michigan.
The victory was more than a week
old and a defeat had slipped in at the
hands Of Notre Dame, but il was Mich
igan the Northwestern rooters were
roofing about when they set fire 20
dismantled frat house, disarmed the
Evanston police. hit the mayor on the
nose and did other damage estimated
at n total Of $500.
The financial damage consisted
mainly in torn police uniforms and
severed fire hose. The university will
pay for all losses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
DIFFERENT STYLES.

1t Is certain that two vastly oppO-
site styles Of game will be played by
The two tcamS at Schwab Field Thurs.
day afternoon. Breckenridge, with its
crack baclfield of Elkins, Sweet, Fen
ner aud Ee.man, undoubtedly will at
tempt 10 Zip through the sturdy Main
defense with the sheer force Of its
driving power.
Mains play, improving steadily af-
ter an unimpiessive start this year,
has icacbed a stage of perfection that
puts the Crimson at least on even
terms with the Eagles in the pre-game
dope. Griesenbeck has not "opened
up" on a local gridiron. either. and
plays designed especially for the Brack-
enridge game are expected 10 be used
almost exclusively. Spread formations
enabled the Main backs TO run for
much yardage through the Heights
team at Houston.
The two teams are powerful defen.
siye aggregations and the score prob.
ably will be low. Brackenridgc's goal.
line has not been crossed, the only
points scored against the team being by
field goals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
ASKEY GIVEN
RAW DEAL,
HE SAYS
Coach Arrives to Protest
Fenner, Finds Meet
ing Over.

Coach Nixon Askey of the Corpus
Christi High School football eleven
does not impress one as man with q
hasty temper. He appear on ,ht
other hand, to be of a rather slow
moving, friendly disposition.
However. he had peach of :
crouch on when last seen Wcdnes
day morning and didn't care particu'
larry who knew it. He had just re-
turned from Austin, where the head
quarters of the State Interscholastic
League is located.
IF / ever play another game in the
Interscholastic League, hope some
body shoots me-" muttcred Mr.. Askey.
or words TO that effect. after this
am going to make out my own schcd
ule and play it without advice from
Austin"
DELETED MATTER.
Mr.. Askey also said several other
things.
The direct cause of Mr.. Askey's dis
comfiture and general loss of DISPOSE.
ton is the action taken by Secre-
tary Roy b. Henderson of the State
League, in regard TO Askey's protest
of the eligibility of Bob Fenner,
Breckenridge High backfield star.
Why, he didn't even wait for me-
10 get there to present my evidence,
declared Askey. when l appeared
for the meeting at the time set, Coach
Cannon of Breckenridge had already
gone home and the protest had been
dismissed"
The Corpus Christi coach produced
letter, signed by Henderson, stating
that the meeting of the committee had
been set at 1 o'clock sharp, Tues.
day.
Il walked up TO Secretary Hender-
sons door at exactly three minutes
after l." declared Coach Askey. at
must have been almost exactly / when
l parked my car across the street, Sc
there was no chance of the meeting
having been adjourned at that hour.
Coach Askey said Henderson then
invited him in his office and Offered
to discuss the matter. but at the same
time assured him that the evidence
had already been gone through AMI
the case closed. He said that he re-
minded Secretary Henderson Of tht
time set for the meeting. but re-
ceived no explanation of why it had
been held an hour earlier.
LOTS OF "EVIDENCE.-
A sheaf Of documentary evidence. in
Guiding numerous affidavits, was pro
duced by Coach Askey. He called upon
high heaven to witness that no mar
could have read and digested them in
the space elapsed between 1 o'clOcl
and three minutes after /.
News dispatches from Austin Tues
day night stated simply that Coact
Askey had failed to appear for tn
meeting and that the Fenner protest
had fallen through. Coach BobbJ
Cannon Of Breckenridge, verified Thu
Wednesday morning.
But, although Coach Askey is peov
ed over what he terms the raw deal
accorded him, he intends to drop thu
matter.
Bob Fenner is safely eligible, Il
play future games in the Interscholas
tic League race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
PROS AFTER THREE
MIDDLE WEST STARS

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-CP)-Ben-
ny Friedman of Michigan. Cowboy
Kutsch Of Iowa, and Five Yards +"
McCarty Of Chicago today were Of
fercd contracts by Joseph W. Do
herty Of Florida, TO play on the Coral
Gables, Fla, team against a team
captained by RED" Grange, Illinois
star. on Christmas Day.
Doherty. in New York to organize
the venture, also announced that he
had signed Charles Tierney, Harvard
line coach and center on the Crimson
1920 and 1921 teams, TO coach the
Coral Gables team which will be cap
tanned by Tim Callahan, former Yale
captain and all-American guard.
Tierney, incidentally, had been
mentioned as a possible successor to
Robert Fisher as head coach at Cam
bridge.
In addition, Bulger Low, former
Fordham star. now a member Of the
Philadelphia Yellowjackets, and Bun
ny Cochran, former Princeton half
back. now a member Of the Provi-
dence Steam Rollers. have been sign
ed for the Coral Gables team.
Friedman and Kutsch have turned
down the offers and McCarty is ex-
pected 10. Friedman has just been
electeI Michigan captain for 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
FANS HERE WILL GET
ARMY-NAW RESULTS

Army-Navy football results, play BY
play. will be broadcast to the fans AT
the Saturday afternoon football gamt
in the Fort Sam Houston stadium be-
tween the Second Division All-Stars
and st. Mary's College.
The officers of Fort Sam Houston
interested in the outcome of West
Point, alma mater of many of them
have arranged direct wire service, play
by play, to the post. An announcer
at post headquarters will reel off the
tale of the game and big amplifiers
will announce it to the crowd in the
stadium. The broadcast will begin az
/ o'clock. The post game starts at Z
o'clock.
The west stands in the stadium will
be reserved for the army, the east
stards for st. Mary's rooters and thu
general public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
TULANE SHARES
LEAD With
ALABAMA '
By "BUGS" RAMSEY
Universal Service staff Corresponden

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 25.-Eight
Southern Conference teams have fin
ished their battles within the select
circle and five of them have contests
scheduled Thanksgiving Day.
These eight eleyens = Louisiana
State, Tulane, North Carolina State,
Mississippi Aggies, Clemson. "Ole
Miss" Maryland and South Carolina
must stand on the records they have
made. The coming clashes will have
no bearing among the family teams
for they are non-conference combat
ants.
Three-Louisiana State. Mississippi
Aggies and North Carolina State
have finished playing for the year.
The others will see action Thursday
and Saturday.
Tulane, finishing at the top and at
the present time in a. deadlock with
Alabama, North Carolina and Wash
ington and Lee for the championship,
meets Centenary at Shreveport
Thanksgiving Day. As dope goes, the
Green wave can either show mercy
and hold the score down or run wild,
just as Flournoy and his associates
decree.
Alabama, conference champions Of
1924, probably will find tough going
in the game with Georgia at Birming-
ham Thanksgiving.
Traditional battles are on the pro-
gram. Georgia Tech takes on Au-
burn at Grant Field TO hold the inter
est Of Atlanta fandom. V. NJ. !. an6
V. 7. ]. have announced their annual
struggle for Roanake; Vanderbilt and
the Purple Tiger Of Sewanee meet in
mortal combat at Nashville. and Ten
nessee has a feature attraction with
kentucky at Lexington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
New York Fight
Decision to Be
Based on Rounds

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-CP)-
As parts Of its campaign to
eliminate unsatisfactory boxing
decisions, the New York State
Athletic Commission today de-
cided TO have bouts judged on the
basis Of the number of rounds
won and lost instead Of on
points.
To put this radical change
into effect, the commission will
transmit special instructions to
all metropolitan referees and
judges at . meeting next Tues
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
RACING COMMISSION
TO PROBE PULLING

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 9Th,
Kentucky state racing commission Will
meet here Saturday to conduct
rigid investigation into the recent
horse pulling case at Latonia.
Announcement of the meeting was
made today through Secretary Sher-
wood and came as surprise, as many
believed the case would be dropped.
Several new Witnesses, in addition
to Jockeys Mergler and Mooney, are
expected to be called. The racing
commission intends to keep driving
away until the men behind the affair
arc brought before the board to an
swer charges Of corrupting racing.
In his affidavit Mergler stated that
Mooney gave him $1,000 to pull Bump
kin, but Mooney came back with a
sworn statement that he had nothing
to do with the matter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
WEIGH CASE CLOSED,
REOPENED AT ONCE

AUSTIN, Nov. 2j.-Ralph Welen,
Sherman backfield star and one of the
outstanding high school players in
North Texas, was Thursday declared
eligible for games in the Interschol-
astic League, over protest lodged by
Oak Cliff School Of Dallas. Sher-
man, earlier in the season, eliminated
Oak Cliff from the state race.
This does not end the WEIGH con
trOversy however. a new protest.
this time from Forest Avenue High Of
Dallas. was filed as soon as the CON
mittee announced its decision.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
IN GOOD CONDITION.

As the two bitter rivals 90 through
their last day Of practice, Bracken-
ridge High at Block Stadium and
Main Avenue in seclusion at st. Mary S
College, only one regular is missing
from each team. Hub" Friery,
Breckenridge backfield SAGE" still is
carrying around a pair of clutches as
the result of an ankle injury sustained
in the West Texas game, while Brown
White, 1S0-pound Crimson tackle, is
not certain that his condition will per-
nit his playing. George Herring also
was under the weather" today.
OUTSIDE Of these two men. both
elevens are In prime condition.
"Squswk" Veltman is counted upon by
Coach Cannon 10 ably fill Friery's
shoes IN Thursdays game, especially
in the punting department. He also is
capable bali carrier. Friery will be
back in the lineup in time TO play the
Waco game next week If his ankle is
spared &C this time.
Unless one team displays unexpected
offensive strength, the early stages Of
Thursdays game, at least, will show
the spectators O pretty punting duel.
Bohrc or DIVER OF Man Avenue. and
Yeltman Of Breckenridge, have aver.
aged around 30 yards in practice dur.
Ing the past week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
HONDO AND SABINAL
In TURKEY DAY GAME

SABINAL. Tex, Nov. 25.-Thanks-
giving Day, HOndo high schoolers will
send their best football players 10
meet Sabinars choicest on Sabinal
field to try their luck. Proceeds Of
this game will be divided between the
fire companies Of the two towns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
LIONS SUB-JUNIORS
WIN FROM MIDGETS

Lions Field Sub Juniors defeated
the Mid.ets Of ST. Mary's College in a
red-hot football game Tuesday after.
noon. Z TO g. J. c. O'Donnell scored
the touchdown for the winners on n
pass from Orozco. Blankenship was
another star for the Little Lions. Hcc-
tor starred for the losers.