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is THE BRISTOL HERALD COURIER: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924 HARVARD DEFEATS VIRGINIA 14 TO 0 Captain Mappis, of Virginia, Was Hurt and Taken Out (By The Associated Press) Cambridge, Oct. defeated University of Virginia in its opening game today 14, to. 0, the Southerner's line in the crossing third and fourth periods. Greenough carried the ball I across for the first touchdown while Cheek ended -a 40 yard Harvard in final period by carrying weross. Zarakov and Stafford knicked the gouls.

The play was in Virginia territory, almost throughout, neld Harvair scoreless in the first half of their football game today. Harvard Kept kicking acer trying one or two plays. The half time score was '0 to. 0.4 Gehrke, Crimson fullback, returnto the game after two years, had the better of the punting el anges, Captain Mappis Virginia was hurt early in the game and taken out. Gehrke returning to football after two years absence, wits the kicking star and also strong on defense.

The line up and summary: Harvard (14) (0) Position Beals Darby Left -end Greenough (C) Hayman Left Tackle Ci Bradford it Mackall Left Guard Adie Reynolds "Center Theopold Cockrill Right Guard Holland. I Right Tackle 6 Bradford Ahner Right End Spulding Digfey Quarterback Miller Mappis (C) Left Half Zarakov Cuddy Right" Half Laird Fullback 3eore by periods: Hartard 0 1 7--14 Virginia- 0 Harvard scoring Lest You Forget That All Important Anniversary. Have you known the strong sense of regret that posseses the man- who has forgotten his wedding anniversary? Someone has said "its the little things that count," so remember with a gift these most important days." RYLAND'S Gifts That Last $0 -and its new value In seasons past it meant a suit of clothes. This Fall it means Society Brand. That, as you know, means correct cut, fine fabrics-in a word, quality.

The new Fall styles -Suits and Overcoats -for as low as forty dollars; there never has been such value. Other Society Brand Clothes up to 55.00 CrowellBlevins Co. 407 STATE STREET Greenough, Cheek (sub for Spall ing). Pointe after touchdown (drop k) Zarakov, Stafford (sub for Spalding). Referee J.

0' Brien, Tufts: Umpire R. Bankhart, Dartmouth; field judge G. V. Bragg, Ohio State, Linesman G. B.

Brown, Boston. Time of game two 10 minute and two 8 minute periods. Football Football results: Washington and Jefferson Bethany 13, LaFayette 10; Pittsburgh 0. Lehigh University 12; Gettysburg University Syracuse 26; Mercer 0. Harvard 14: Virginia Yale 27: North Carolina Bucknell 39; Gallaudet 6.

University of Penn. 36; Franklin and Marshall College 0. Colgate 35; Alfred 0. Columbia. 52; St.

Lawrence Delaware St. Josepha College 0. Dartmouth' 52; McHill University 0. Connecticut Aggies Tufts 0. Penn.

State 51; North Carolina State. Navy 14; William and Mary 7. Ohio State 7: Purdue 0. Cornell 27; Niagara 0. Virginia second team.

team 0. Vanderbilt 61; Birmingham-Southern 0. Alabama '20; Furman Citadel 19; Wofford 0. Renneselaer Springfield 6. College of the City of New York 15; Stevens 0.

Middlebury 16; Union 0. West. Virginia 35; Allegheny 6. Trinity 33; Gullford 6. Massachusetta Aggie 19; Bates Boston University University of Maine, 0.

Kenyon 0. Denison Ashland 0. Holy Cross 28; St. Johns of Brooklyn Army 17; St. Louis University 0, Brown 45; Colby 0.

Swarthmore 26; Susquehanna 0. Butler 10; Franklin 7. Valpairso Center 0. lindiana 21: DePauw Ohio Northern 19; Bluffton 0. Willenberg Ohio University 0.

Western Reserve Capitol 0. Michigan 55; Miami 0. Roanoke Colege 26; Lenolr College 7.. State College: Score end 2nd. period: Penn State 24: North Carolina State 0.

Baltimore: John Hopkins 32, Randolph-Macon 0. Rutgers 56; Lebanon Valley New Hampshire College 46; wich 0. Princeton 40; Amherst 6. Wooster: 28: Oterbein 0. Davidson 7: Richmond 0.

Mississippi College 7: Tulane 32. Springhill Marion 0. Mississippi A. M. Millaape 7.

University of Misssipppi 10; Arkansas Argies 7. Auburn 13: Clemson 0. Staunton M. Roanoke High 14. Augusta M.

A. Freshmen W. L. fresh 20: Handley School Wesleyan 20; Rochester 10. Vermont 13: Providence 3: Carnegie: Tech.

22; Thiel 0. Geneva Waynesburg 7. Fordham 34. Manhattan 6. Notre Dame 40; Lombard 0.

Grinnell Cornell 20; P. I. 10; Hampden-Sidney 0, D. Milligan M. 1.

College Martineville 40: Athena 'H. S. 0. 0. 1 Danville Hi.

S. 33: Reidsville '(NG) Florida 77: Rollins 0. Transylvania 13: St. Xavier 7. Olivet 3: Michigan Agriculture College Trinity 14: Worcester Tech 0.

Havenford 13; Hamilton 0. Dickinson 14; Villa Nova 0, Ursinus Drexel 0. France is seeking to regulate bill. board advertising. C.

P. MOORE and SON GARAGE Water Street Storage, Car- Washing, Repairing, Gas, Oil and Automobile Supplies Use BENEDICT NO. 7 Seventh Street Coal Company. NEW FALL CLOTHES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE HERE Call and see the wonderful assortment FARLEY'S 629 STATE STREET Taylor's Department Store Wholesale and Retail Bristol. COMORO HOUSES FOR SALE On Woodlawn Avenue Pive room bungalow, "with modern Improvements.

Either of these homes can be bought for 10 percent down, balance in easy monthly pay', menta like paying: cont. For Particulars See JOE STRAUSS BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus WHAT'S THE MATTER CAN YOU GIT THE SH 5H. NUMBER? IM TALISIN' TO MY WIFE' A 1924 BY INT'L FEATURE SERVICE, INC Great Britain rights reserved. 8 28 WILLIAM AND MARY IS DEFEATED BY NAVY IN OPENING 14 TO 7 Annapolis Midship men Are Forced To Extend Themselves To Limit. Navy Launches Drive (By The Associated Press) Oct.

Opening their schedule of football games here today the Annapolis Midshipmen were forced to extend selves to the limit to defeat William: and Mary College of Virginia 14 to 7. The teams played each other to i sland off. in the first period, neither gaining an advantage. At the opening of the second period, Navy launched a 40 yard drive that terminated in touchdown. The visitors launched a bewildering series of forward passes that finally resulted in crossing the Navy's goal.

They also made the try' for point via then forward pass route, Watson to Collier. Aside from heavy gains via the aerial route the visitors could not muster a sustained attack. The line up and, summary: Navy (14) William and Mary (7) Position Taylor (C) La Todd E. Wickhurst Elliott T. Lenty Parsons G.

Zuber. a Todd Chillingworth House R. G. Stoly Webber R. T.

Bernett Davis R. E. Shapley Watson Q. B. Foraberg Charles L.

H. Flippen Collier R. H. Wellinga Kain F. B.

Score by Navy Walliam 14 Mary 0070 Navy scoring: Touchowns. Flippen, Shapley; points touchdown Shapley (2) placement goals; Wil-' linm and Mary scoring: Touchdown Kain; Point from touchdown, Cotlier, ton forward pass); referee, Congrove, Cornell; Umpire Toomey, University of Pennsylvania; headlinesman, Keyes, Delaware. Time of periods 15 minutes each. NICKELS RETURNS TO NEW YORK CITY B. Nickels, president of the Wood-Nickels company, of this eity, and resident buyer for the concern in New York City, has been in Bristol for the past week supervising the store.

Mr. Nickels expressed himinstallation of a cash a system in the self as being much pleased with the progress made and -the outlook for fall business. He left for New York City night, UNIVERSITY OF TENN. DEFEATS EMORY 27-0 E. and H.

Wasps Hold Volunteers In Second Half of Game (Herald Courier Special) Knoxville, Oct. the first quarter between the Emory and Henry Wasps and the Volunteers of the University of Tennessee of Shields Field this afternoon the wasps covered themselves with football glory. Due to A bit of stage fright and the breaks of the game the volunteers ran wild in the first quarter, scoring three touchdowns. In the second quarter the wasps, kept their feet on the ground and held the volunteers to one touch down, the the last two quarters the boys from old Virginia strutted their stuff, holding the volunteers to the scores registered in the first two quarters. The three thousand in the were thrilled to see the wasps hold the volunteers in last quarter for four downs, with ball on the wasps one yard line the volunteers met with wall resistance and the Virginians punted to midfield out of danger and were not again theatened.

Several substitutes took part in the game, the hot weather contributing more to the discomfort of the ers than any injury. Final score. Emory and Henry 0, University 27, HOOKER IS SLATED TO MAKE Several Meetings Scheduled To Be Held In the Ninth District J. Murray Hooker, Congressman from the Fifth Virginia District, together with other distinguished speakers, will hold several public speakings, mithroughouta Friday. Dickenson These addresses will be made to the voters of Dickenson county, and all voters, -regardless of political affiliations; are.

invited to attend the meetings. Ladies are invited to be present. Mr. Hooker and W. H.

Rouse, of Bristol will address the voters of Dickenson county at Freemont, at 1:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon 9. 11:00 o'clock Friday morning, October, 10, Congressman Hooker, and George John C. Murray W. Flanagan will address the voters of Dickencon county at Haysi, Va. John W.

Flannagan, and J. Murray Hooker will speak at 8 o'clock Friday evening, October 10, at Moss, Virginia, which all voters of Dickenson county are invited to attend. I DAVIDSON COLLEGE DEFEATS RICHMOND Henry Sapp Races Around Left End In the Third Quarter For Win (By The Associated Press) Winston-Salem, N. Oct. weather more suitable for baseball, Davidson outfought the University of Richmond eleven here today before 2,000 fans and won a' wellearned victory by the score of 7 to 0.

Henry Sapp raced around left end for 18 yards in the third quarter for, a touchdown that won the game. The game. was played in Richmond's territory during most of the time, but penalties hurt the offensive work of the' Wild Cats. Sapp Leggett. Davis, Bohannon, Hendrix and Boker starred for Davidson.

Savory and Sharp played a good game for the Richmond team. Line up and summary: Davidson (7) U. of R. (0) Position Hinkney Ames (C) Right end Summers Bentley Right tackle Vance B. Minter Right guard Laird L.

Minter Center Boggs Whitten Left guard Demotte Left tackle Davis (C) Sanford Lef end Sapperfield Sharp Quarterback Savory Right halfback McCorkle Left halfback Black Vitsky Fullback Score by periods: Richmond 0 0--0 Davidson 0 0 7 0-7 Scoring touchdown Sapp: Point touchdown (place kick); refafter Bocock, Georgetown; Umpire Perry, Sewanee; head linesman Alexunder, Washington and Jefferson. Time of periods 15 minutes. SALVATION ARMY SERVICES TODAY The local branch of the Salvation Army will hold their regular open air and chapel services today as usunl: Jail services at the Bristol, jail at 9:45 o'clock this morning. Open air services at the corner of Fourth and State streets at $10:15 o'clock. Services at the Mary street chapel at 11 o'clock.

At 12:15 o'clock. a young peoples' service will be held at Mary street chapel. Open air services: at the Union Station at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. nir services at the corner of Fourth and State streets at 7:15 o'clock tonight. Services at the Mary street chapel at 8 o'clock.

A prixate, in the Mexican army gets the equivalent of 25 cents A day. America nmoney. MOM'N POP By TAYLOR MR. GUNN HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY YOUR CAUSE IS JUST BUT THIS EDITION TO MAKE YOUR DOLLAR BENEFIT US OF BOOKS IS A FLAT TIRE THE.4 LACK BOTH YOU'LL GET AN UNLIMITED THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF A STORE OF KNOWLEDGE 84 READING MAN WHO TURNED FAILURE INTO "LIVES OF GREAT MEN' AND I'LL USE SUCCESS TO MAKE THEM THE THE PROFIT OF THIS SALE TO EDUCATE CLASSICS OF THE HOUR MYSELF IN COLLEGE DIDAM MUD 0UM 9903 NOW IF YOU WANT TO SELL SOME DON'T WORRY ABOUT YOUR THING THAT WILL REALLY BENEFIT COLLEGE EDUCATION NOW YOU'RE THE PEOPLE FILL UP HOUR BRIEFCASE SELLING A PRODUCT. THAT'S AS WITH "GUNN'S MAGIC MUD" AN NECESSARY IN EVERY HOME AS UP TO DATE COMMODITY BESPEAKS THE FOUNDATION ON WHICH IT STANDS.

AN: -DATE SALESMAN AND THE NAME OF GUNN INSURES A. SALE. AS. SOONLAS YOU. RING A DOOR BELL dUM GUN (Copyright, 1924, by NE.A Service, Inc Governor Peay Opens Campaign For Reelection With Cookville Address Places Record Of His Achievements As Governor For Past Two Years Before People and Declares Whatever Verdict At the Polls May Be He Will Be Content-Lauds Assembly Cookeville, Oct.

before the people the record of the two years of his administration as Governor of Tennessee, Austin Peay, the nominee of the Democratic Party in the November 4 election, seeking another term as Governor, left the decision with the people. "What may be your verdict, I shall be content," he said, "in his normal opening campaign address delivered here today. The Governor paid tribute to the senators and representatives who composed the 1923 General Assembly as "strictly honest and partiotic," he said that the administrative reorganization bill- had proven 8 success, that the finances of the state today are in "first class order," that the administration policy of contributing the state highway system was the most economical, that more than twothirds of the people of the state who live in the country benefitted from a cut of 162-3 per cent in the state rate, he stated that the excise tax law passed under his administration was "too dull to be burdensome," that he had been "extremely careful and conscientious" in the use of the pardoning powers, that he favored an eight month's schooling for every child of school age in the state and. he defended the policy the administration in the text book problems, asserting that in arranging for thy patrons to buy books at the prevailing- prices under the old conmeant a saving of. at least $150,000 to $200,000, the subjects which he discuss.

among ed in his address. Discussing the indifference of people to their own. government, Governor Peay said: "Too many want favor or exemption An endsome less number come for pardons until L.ache pity. Few ever come to counsel on the vital issues of good ciency can be traced government. All waste, and ineffithis indifference.

It is the cancer which is gnawing at our country. Our civic progress would awaken be incredible this if danger the people -would "and could be moved to cooperate for a higher statehood. All brickerings and discontent would quickly vanish in general, enthusiasm for the common nake this appeal today to your intelligence and patriotism." "Tennessee is capable of a wonderful development," Peay, said. "Her climate is temperate and equable. Her location is midway between the North and South.

The blood of the is hers. Her beauty Angle fertility are unexcelled. Her natural resources areremarkable. and varied. She can grow any crop grown in North America.

She has unlimited coal, iron, copper, marble and other minerals. She has immense water power used and unsued. She is making fine progress and she is abrest nhead of all states of like size and population. Yet, her proper development is hardly begun. yearn Tennessee to strike her real stride.

Every talent and energy of mine have been applied to study and to know her needs. My deter- Eyes examined, and" fitted with proper glasses. and the glasses made our own place, of business. J. M.

Chappel Optical Co. 413 State Street. COAL From $1.25 to $11.00 a Ton Caldwell Coal Co. Phone 500. FEED GUARANTEE Feed Two Bags of LARRO DAIRY, FEED to any one Cow.

by directions in Each Bag and if your own figures do not show she gives more Milk than me dat Feed, made, return vour empty bags and get your money. $3.00 100 lb. Bag Dalivered Anywhere In the City Service Mill Co. PHONE '473 A single column of the Woolw building, New York, supports a 10.al of 4,700 tons. Krakatoa eruption near of Java, in 1883 hurled 80 miles into the air.

The oldest known written lang. is that of the first civilized habitants of Babylonia. Casting a four -ounce -lead sink 465 feet is the remarkable feat cently mination is to launch this state into a new sweep of progress." Way In Clear "The way is now clear," the said referring briefly to the campaigns of 1922 and stating that of "the pretty state. government departments," was and jumble that "politics ruled everywhere." and then leading up to the enactment of the reorganization act which the last legislature. enacted and in which he "some 64 distinct and independent departments and commissions were combined and -coordinated into eight main departments under the direct appointment and control of the governor." "Thus were eliminated the manifold evils of a loose 'and scattered administration," he said.

"Instead," headded, "was installed a closely knit and compact system with 8 Corough budget of receipts and penditures." KARPEN WEEK WILL BE OBSERVED HERE Karpen Furniture Week, a national event will be observed by Sterchi Bros. Company this week at their State Street store. One of the features will be the special display of Karpen' furniture. In addition to features pertaining to Karpen Week the store will prize of $50 in gold to some a customer. this weak The awarding, the prize.

is unusual and is attracting public terest. WILLIAMS CHILD DIES AT HIS HOME The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Williams, 1318 Broad street, died at the home of his parents at 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon and interment followed in East Hill cemetery. The child is survived by his father and mother and one brother, Charles, Jr. HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY Millions Use It Few Cents Buys Jar at Drugstore HAIR GROOM REG. U.S.

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Beware of harmful imitations. CLOSING OUT SALE OF OUR ENTIRE SHOE STOCK In our large stock of shoes, you will find shoes for any member of the family. Winter will soon be here, and now is your opportunity to purchase your winter footwear at a great saving. Every pair of shoes in our stock has been greatly reduced, and many of them at far below cost. Men's "Beacon Shoes," which cost $5.00 $6.00 and $7.00 WE ARE SELLING AT $2.95 And the remainder of stock will be sold in proportion.

Don't fail to see These Values before you buy Your Winter Footwear. STRAUSS DEPARTMENT STORE 707-709 STATE STREET FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE IN BUSINESS -IN PLEASURE RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE IT YOURSELF -PAY BY THE MILE SAVE THE, DIFFERENCE RENT FORD CO. COURTEOUS SERVICE ALL NEW CARS CONVENIENT LOCATION INSURANCE- -NO MINIMUM CHARGE OUR MOTTO SERVICE TRY US.