The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 15

Tir AND KNOXVILLE, 7a-ENDL, OCTOBER 9, 1921, 15. 7 4 4 It 7 4 1. ok, 4 A' 1 1 1 1 I 4 44 I i 1,, 4 I 11 A 7 4 41 I I I 0 4'11. 1 I 6. ol I 4 I 1 w4 1 7 I 1.

if i 1 di A I I 1 I I JP 1 FV i i i 1 A i ir I ill -I i if 4 4 .1 -di 4- I 4 2 fr teq'Z'D KNOXIJ14.74, WiNDAT, OCTOBER 9, 1921, 1, 'IN 1 1. I. t- 7 i Nanney and Burnett led the defens- UNITARIANS OF this world, lul sme triy i of civil's Untarianism comes to WILL 12 sr battle. a lity" AR3IY'S GRIDIRON FORCES Scurf by Teachers 0 0-- 0 Parsons 0 21 14-42 Lion has humanity sought more ear" ot a strain and stress, according to estly diligently and desperately for Mr. not authorpa religion dogma and academic methods for 1.

41. 'Ct eT1 rcoucrtinde. 711: tiolEprinklt; TE after touchdowns. Wane lb. Referee.

artrItillentryy bYhroold.lifLe pdati securo perposition Of extraneous hurtle0; which add, to misery of man. but Calla Umpire, Henry; Head merit of all their faculties and por With the world of reality applied' 01-1 Linesman. King era than no. cording to genetic and Nanney andBurnett led the defensive battle. Score by quertars: Parsons 0 21 14--42 Teachers 0 0 Touchdowns: Pri lido 2.

Sprinkle. 'Jellicorse. Burnett and Holt. Goa Is after touchdowns. Blanc 6.

Referee. Callaway. Umpire, Henry; Head Linesman, King. one Own of reality," he said. 'Weyer In the -history of giviliza lion hex humanity sought more ean estly.

diligently and desperately for a philosophy of life and a religion sufficiently broad, deep and secure to justify men in the loyal commit-- merit of all their faculties and poi than non. -fao trisy." tirgtarianism comes to this'world, ot strain and stress, according not with- authortive dogma and academic methods for eh: perposition of extraneous attrciel0; which add to trdsery of man but with the world of reality applied cording to genetic and biologic.tnetix.4 Day "Pro6 Prophet, Lardtier Admit; Cqp QuizzesLandis otor, Prot 'Proves- Him iner Admits' IP Fore Foreign I' 1. 1 I Fo I kr s4 A. ---4111rdl 111100.1 llowing the same Coach R. Nttp14, I 1 1 Windes.

et Normal. lodged the fol- Chattanooga Pastor Speaker lowing complaint againat the offici- ating In a communication to The Journal and Tribune: Notwithstanding the At District Conference. 41.fon and women everywhere erfi crYinit for deliverance- from the 'tress and strains of analytic differ- joy of domi entiation. specialization and particu- nion." ods which Inspire life and add tha 48 70 of your income goes larization and the demand for tech- sva a I341 Who geb it? I up.m, 1 14 ao Sumb AA. Following the game.

Coach W. R. Windes. of Normal. lodged the following complaint againet the officiating In a communication to The Journal and Tribune: Notwithstanding the mmim Chattanooga Pastor Speaker At District Conference.

"lien and women everywhere are crying for deliverance from the and Tains of analytic differentiation. specialisetion and particularization and the demand for technical which ods which inspire life and add th joy of dominion." 4870 of your income goes for Food. Who gets it? See back I Fans Asleep Under Grandstand, Roused By Rain, seek Choice Posts to Obtain First Glimpse-of WaterYanks Said to Be Beneficiaries. tact that it bad been agreed no lOcal IF frig 0, NM, yam of thmking taguhas, fragmentariness 1 officials were to be used. In con- Humanity Seen In Search 0 -111 fortnity with the general ruling of iditY and emotion.

etnasculation iEWELED SWORD FOR the new Appalachian Association. Escape Strain. will detachment of split hi conatdousnesra nitration of tern 4 the only offieial that was not a local ArtRAIRAI TICIUQrlif fact that it had been agreed no local officials were to be used. In conformity with the general ruling of the new Appalachian Association. the only offieial.

that was not a local 'Humanity Seen in Searbh For Escape From Strain. efficiency. are resulting in fragmentariness of thinking. trig. idity and emotion.

emasculation will detachment of split hi irritation of page. JEWELED SWORD FOR ADMIRAL BENSOIT Carson-Newman. temperament pe until be t- ge 11, i retli On rarnent. multiplicity of personality. witch game an ity, pplied In.Way-To:- bet wenn nation or from the mutt.

miral William S. Benson, retired able to ut over ome unspo srtsman- Life "Littlire a rum and monotony repet ition will be presented with a jetrellifd. like playing. which. I am convinced.

which lead on a sense of 1 I a 1 il on. 1 t. 4411r 1 1 1- rtir1111 At ot anua; A vine who refereed a tins game. I'l was. of course, impossible for a ref- la this way Carson-Newman warn NV not accidental on the part.

bet a well crgatired system. I mention a few; Open Veld slugging. with intent of knocking out a good player and, lidugging la that line. i There Comes With World Of Baal- Detroit- Oct Unitarian alo rt es, tut I I inward conflict between motives, mord by the united Daughters strife among peoples, and war he- Washington, Oct. Ad- the- Confederacy at Waycross, cielandort.

lianucineattee on October 20, as a testimonial to and hauteur of becty and his vrar services. Admiral Beaman. talons Movements. of the world. Rev.

resultIng in. etagnatbou and death. a riative Of Macon, Go-, served as chief of operations of the navy from illiam IL TeIrior et Chattan ooga: ''Nerroal Deonie ars no lens sa Mavis was nd c'itri 25 bilelr.ing:.. Si nidpL ince ovr8asa contruhi-1113. 11 and otber Christian alrarebes here.

ball will not be practiced in the new Not offering mueetlue by re Appalachian associati Coach- McCewan ef Carson-Newr- Ilion to an Menlo perfection or the keep Ikt101111 and philosophy strung- 0 fwairly malitekesanoprthiverate life one has served the Shipping East nor by the prospect or an Apo. ere to -each Other andnthnulates an- 48 of your income goes man was Frank Callaway of KI103Q: vine, who refereed a tine game. rt was. of for a refree to watch the entire game and Is this way Carson-Newman was able to put over some unsportsmanlike playing. which.

I am convinced. was not accidental on the players part. bet a well crgatired system. 1 mention a few; Open Veld slugging. piling on with intent of knocking out a player and.

slugging In that VII There were unnecessary as the Carson-Newman team had the Normal team beaten from the first and it is to be hoped that this, kind of football will not be practiced in the new Appalachian association." Coach- lecCwan Comes With World Of REal-, ity, Applied In.WayTo "Inspire Life." Detroit. Oct. Unitarian church stands unique among the iv. Haloes movements. of the world.Ttev; Witham M.

Taylor or Chattanooga: declared on the closing day of the General Conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches here. 114ot by offering salvation by regrow Ilion to an Menlo perfection of the past nor by the prospect or an ape. multiplicity of personality. inward conflict between motives, strife Among peoples. and war be-between nation or from the humdrum and monotony of repetition which lead.

on to a sense of interiority. somnambulism. Illusion. delandorr. haltucinsetton and Insanity of body and mind: else to aentity towards reality resulting in otagnattou -and death.

"Nermel people are no longer saxlefled with compartmental living which makes private life one family life mother. religious, grow ar-- other and political he still Another keeps Ikti01111 and philosophy strangers to ascii other and nthnulales an Washington, Oct. ilRear Admiral William S. Benson, retired will be presented with a jewelltal sword by the United Daughters Of the- Coofederacy at Waycross, en October 20, as a testimonial to his vrar serrk-vs. Admiral Beaman.

a native of Macon, Ga. served as chief of operations of the navy from May 11, 1ln until be was retired on September' 25, 1919. Since them be has served the Shipping Board.lirst as chairman and now as a conaula-, stoner. 48 of your income goes 117 RING V. LARDNE3 leereat sod New Qat ILTbla was saw et the autermy days esclustvely toy use settonsuilitel and Mril, I seed Le sake say world orrice lee bowlLust perfect is thaw P.

M. of rain tia4 a temple tof L. sasolpe. Tbe bore seta be rapist this lorries steak trues to-CIA by that tune some at the levities rivet's' tU be asking thew Artie bow tbao gam came out. The palls to but Lb Matt la rWises seed come that It ins tummy cat el tows taaa who had bore under lb tratuteload rot up and sought aistitelcr Pettus tr.Au worst, to iterjoy the imerrity as It AS their first aNtapee et imam eines reaelitas New Tort.

Tbe opinion annearet the erperts seemed 10 be it tat jpootpoeouset botyped ties It lime, 10ClIttur chats to reel op. thwart 1 Igroula net Ito surprised If mond" et sheen bad tress writ WI Warta( to Itsat. It two ems geed for rlabt I ItatIt's area. "rabbi is mild to be MI fervid sei lase he smart bitedly Irmo. 4 nat whoever It lbeetetteted thaitsees I I hues, sibs It Cabal beat lb moat thag la the sioltbist Elks aud scribes.

It mosso ruts sad the I PLAYER, LEADER AND FIGHTER ll'Graw Deserving Of Fame In National Game. 1ade Good Both At Bat And In The Fie Id. Graduates "'ram Sandlot Star To VicePresident New York Giants. miLTI ceele se se ewrites MU MUM im i tie I I I tor a statemet bearing otx YP Par- digs-of -the Intore Lot' tagonismg between education and re- for Food. Who gets -t? Lee chaergsawmaido .47 his team by I by them unificatipOn of them both in Wolk Wb taaentt it.

be teligioush back page. (H) 1- 1 I '''s lost 0,.. .4 'Pi '11 .7.: 0, I) atais F. M. Gesell.

osso. AI JP. M. erbotie ernrif at tenter on this, army eleven vsoa Wu Jar Iv 4a, a- Iota Lott year. idt captain of this year's sieves.

Hs plays a great cko AN poeivoeasts of the rominz type. II 140,4 a 401111fr sr ExTEllsion cHip p. ce ot 'ag th Itt! 'Z-77: fl. liEpitIR INORK as president lir June. litle.

when con- -74--7" trot of the company was purchas ed --T 0 Ni. by Milwaukee (Win) intereall. 'rogram Of The Bethlehem through a holding corporation 7.7. .7. .....7..

Stet I Company as the Marine ecu know Srities coin- Pl-nr. Clement C. Smith until re- 2 president of the Baltimore Dry Docks. is president of the Ma- VIII Continu! Operation Of rine Securities company. and it waa Baltimore Dry Docks.

with the latter concern that the Lietklehem interests conducted the .7.7. ......7.7.7... sale negotiations. lie Sale Of The Coucern To 0 Steel Causes No HAs woRLD Surprise. et) i Baltimore.

Oct. extension RIFLE TITLE 40- tN1 1- a big scale of the activities of .7.7. I subsidiary the Dethk-hem Ship- Bethlehem Steel compitny and Imo -N 1 lading Corporation. in and about Washington. Oct.

It -Vmnl i. il tirtKtni IS presaged by the an- of the Clifton Terrace apart- teems, i t'i luneetnent from New York of the Lusts. world champion rifl irchase by the Bethlehem Inter- host week rteurned from the 6'' 'it, All 0 Nibs ts of the Baltimore Dry Docks national one matches abroad, th -4 t1 van Shipbuilding com pany. Locust 114 dories as instructor in marks- 'int elarship to the iltashington High st.4 -ft 4i Eugine G. Grace president of the Seiool cadet corps.

The only eiv- '4; t-Nr; rtr thithem romitemlf. in a. statement Mart on a picked team. composed On SPr I 2 co 't. mpanying the announcement of pert military ex shots Mr Szok int Cl 1921 a.

'11 7 Its ys The Baltmore -i Dry Docks won eery indiv.dual honor in the in 11111W ShiPhuildine company Proper. tie-national matches of the Interns, 4 'n -a wiliabe continued in operation tl.i:al Rifle Union in August at 4f.k. en-ally on shlierepair work (ins. leranee beanies bringing the A f.Y.A4.!N I I .,4 -1-' -Three additional Ise-tittles in the winds rifle championship to the th 1.71 fp On harbor of Baltimore. supple- United Strifes for the first timo tn ming ItethleheniIIro th( years the matches have been '7 ''''''bk4" '414: 'l 4 it int pinnt.

gave Ikthiehein a corn erld. '''''i. '1' :1 Silt' 24-1 ids of ship-re work in Ra -1- nazi Wa 11 .44 Ks equipment of dry dorks and I vine railways to accomplish all I I pair ni- C0 83 CARLOADS OF ORANGES SHIPPED EAST i---, 4.rt,,,,,-,, 4 .6,, 4, te- lt "itarket. of I 'T t. A- iteports that the Baltimore Dry 7 Ill ls plants were to be sold had Santa Ana.

Oct. ship- 7 7: in eire taittion for more than a ping season for oranges to the east Ases. 4. -ii-, sr past. emanating from labor dit- will close by November 7.

according -71- iil ulthes. There was a strike at the to growers. with 8.000 carloads val- -NI' ft, int. which seriously crippled its ued at 113.500.000 having been ship- 4 1. i': tl ities to care for busintas which -ar Pet! this legial3n from Orange county.

7 ,..4,, 4. 0 tan in January. 1220. and contin- '--77')'. '''7' 2 until November non.

Holden HEFTy pARsolis ny for Evans. who was president of ths ...................................................7 pa five year reigned in n. Last -1 being succeeded by Clem- C. Smith of Milwaukee. Wis.

4.44'-"! 7.,:1 ls wai the boarci I controlled a majority of the EFEAT 0 II A ao aa chrman ot ck et the corporation. Mr. Evans. ce continued aa a member of the lit had disagreed with Hr. Smith platters 'of business Drub Teachers By 42 To 0 policy.

op- 1V74 dir Int certain retrencments the desired placed in effect Re- ochments were made promptly. Count. As Many Bap- i of employes. which at one tists Star. )-- during the war had been as am 12.000 men.

being cut down CLOTHES FOR NbUNGER MEN II -rely hundred. and shin rePatt Jorrost and Toolosoo Special 'k made the malii line of en- Jefferson City. Tenn, Ota 8 roe for the company. Carson-Newman Maroons met thai 'ha Ilattinwsre Dry Deck coin- East Tennessee State Normal.sohool se two plants. both adloining the en the local lot today and defeated McHenry reservation.

one on them to Ms funs of 41 to it Both teams were la good fettle and at the north and the other on the south beiriantsit everything pointed to a i ot Isicust Point. The aouth warm contest but Ms Teachers' If. whkh is the larger. was add- wealcoed after the first quarter and Flit i occasion -and. luring wer time to help meet the tiie renuiluder of the game was a ernments emergency shipbuild- il kawaY by the The Parsons won the toes and needs' and purchase and ruse kicked off to Om Ner mslites' lion was financed grow- le-yard bola From this play the 1 nent.

Mr. Smith last month neht started with small amine and tl-ti-t; grin Th 'INA in wcAn rs Ca atais F. M. Geeeao. JP.

IL who war at tenter en tha army eleven woo Wu Amami loft year. le captain of Ws yearie sieves. He plays a great cle toogive, rants of the rovin typo. EXTENSION CHIP REPAIR WORK Program Of. The Bethlehem Steel Company.

Will Continua Operation Of Baltimore Dry Docks. The Sale Of The Coticez-n To Steel Company Causes No Surprise. Baltimore. Oct. S.An extension a big scale of the activities of Bethlehem Steel company and subsidiary.

the Dethk-hem budding Corporation. in and about Baltimore is presaged by llbe nouncement from New York of the purchase by the Bethlehem of the Baltimore Dry Docks Shlpbuilding company. Locust ne G. Grace. president of the eornlismY.

in a statement accompanying the announcement bays: The Baltimore Dry Shipbuilding company wiliit.be continued in operation principally on ship-repair work. -These additional facilities in the main harbor of Baltimore. ming Bethlehems 814Ln-owls inint pant. gave Bethlehem a equipment of dry docks and niarine railways to abcenniplish kinds of ship-repair work in Haiti- Mat aa On Reports that the Baltimore Dry plants were to be sold had in circulation for more than a past. emanating from labor ditticultiest.

There was a strike at the Llant. which seriously crippled its facilities to care for businesa which began in January. 1920. and until November beet Holden Evans. who was president of the rompany for flve yearn.

resigned in Last being succeeded by C. Smith of Milwaukee. also was chairman of the board controlled a majority of the et the corporation. Mr. Evans.

continued as a member of the had disagreed with Mr. Smith matters 'of business policy. posing certain retrench ments I he desired placed in effect Retrenchments were made promptly. twret at employes. which at one during the war had leeen as am 12.000 linen.

being cut down a-tew hundred. and ship repair made the male line of for the company. The Baltimore Dry Dock two plants. both adjoining the McHenry reservation, one on north and the other on the south of Locust Point The mouth which is the larger, Wig during wee time to help meet the trovernment's emergency needs. and its purchase and erection was financed by the goy-eminent Mr.

Smith last month pouly through the purchase of IS PSI. cesg, of its eutatandmg capital stock. The officers at that time were Mr. Bowles, preoldent; tiohdeo A. Evans.

vioe-preffident and geiseral manager: E. W. Poe, secretary and William C. Sedon. ttreasurer.

Mr. Bowies was succeeded by Mr. EValltb as president In June. MS. when control of the company wea purchased by Milwaukee (Wis.) Intereots through a holding corporation known as the Marine Se curities coaxPo-nY.

Clement C. Smith until recently president of the Baltimore Dry Docks. is president of the Marine Securities company, and it waa with the latter concern that the Bethlehem Interests conducted the sale negotiations. HAS WORLD RIFLE TITLE Washington. Oct.

b.Walter R. of the CI Mon Terrace apart- r.0 sta. world champion rate rhot last week renurned from the national rifle matches abroad, to 1,14 duriea as instructor in marksnottship to the Nitashington High cadet corps. The only civilian on a picked team. composed of expert military shots.

Mr. Szokott won every honor in the 'rite-national matches of the Intern tl-gAll Rifle Union in August at Lyons. Wranee. besides bringing the winds rifle championship to the United States for the first time th the 24. years the matches have been reld.

8,000 CARLOADS OF ORANGES SHIPPED EAST Santa Ana. Oct. S.The shipping season for oranges to the east will close by November 7. according to growers. with 8.000 carloads valued at 813,500.000 having been shipped this season from Orange county.

HEFTY PARSONS DEFEAT NORMAL Drub Teachers By 42.To 0 County As Many Baptists Star. Jeers! and 'Tributes epeeist Jefferson City. Tenn, Oct, Cerson-Newinen Maroons net th Tennessee Stale Norinalschool on the local lot today and defeated them to the tune of 41 to a Both teams were is good fettle and st the begianing everything pointed to a warm contest but the Teachers weakened after the first quarter and the remainder of the game was a walkaway. The Parsons won the toes and Mane kicked off to the hies' 20-yard line. From this play the fight started with small tumuli aad could not be reached last rtirrM, ter a statement bearing on the charges made.

against kis, team by Coach Windex ASP Fitt Le occasion and the man who wears calyptie paradise of the tuture bur by the unificatIon of them both in on immediate present elWertenel 11. lk tagonisms between education and religion se that to be both teligions and intelligent In to-- praotiods- hypo- for Food. Who gets it? See back page. breaking up of homes for some of ell WY. titans what It morns.

The storm canoed a rusit of brains to Harry SUM elle sere under tbe Doors thorn I rop tato Janice Lambe. to may sochlag about Game-ire IL Chrtetbut. seieetant to Prardent Harding. and UM rim trho wale L. neon old man.

Mr. Piprintro dared us all to Mrs. Plop and a coyote at Moues. Mr. Clirtsuan wouldn't MI what tra tba oh)ect et tte visit to New But ba made the remark that tho President would golf gam iwith I and Grantiand Rice.

ea that may leave bre It. ew was a large policeman In tha maxims' tartuen the pram box awl the lunch room and ba challenged tivet7body that tAed to co to sad frog sibelv4ing tba only Judge Lanai. bet kLa secretary. CrCostior. As them; Iwo gents is really tha two who are rionaing the aeries Ira a wonder tba pincer dIdirt bean fl arab Ins billy.

A paticeitues'a Plat. 10 00 the thir4 baste 001belkiste has. Welt raped. that Is aal I am rotas to write about a gamma that torabart This is Iroise 10 tor 0 10001 reps s04 as "'everts win weed all IA Numerals ewe gOt witheta wadies INOOlt ea a day. featoright 1121.

by the Bell eats. ate.) dr he was the greatest b.11 player be mid rest seat tar a little let low. Iniserwases (lsoa Anson. McGraw bad scone tree deart4 lag out ot the trip. for the tniltroc.

lax opring be had sages trona 11 ualturera Mace signed with the Cedar Rapids in the 'Wring-et 2.11. and be provost le be a slat la that trartgoLOS 'Three-Eye' league. That "print h. Cedar Rapids team pLayed an exhibition game with the Chicago Clash. McGraw displayed such an adept at kicking that.Pao- tate Anson whoa by the was about the greatest kicker the swine ever hot was very much imprtowed with rcGreties aggregartveness and ianied to sign him on the spot.

but Me C. H. manager said waft In Ws earlier career McGraw etcodefUl work with the bat. but etas soma erratic in bis was Inclined to boot the ball. One day ha came to himself and accepted sixteen chancee without an error.

Ohl derived such encouragement front this rest that he began to deyeiop skill as an intleidey and leux to such an extent that Pb. ao cc ot---1 in9r he of the old American Assoct to lon. and on lustiest 21. 1011. Os now fitmftos manager beton has career Is the major les guess McGraw was ecuccely 11 when be stepped to the plat and hotel natortrd.

red headod Phil Knell. the Brat bit league hurler who ha4 honor of handint the little Hil5ernian his rag touch of big league hurling. and Mac maie good by touchmt ono or Knells tantalitere tor double. McGraw was a ewe, eras end hie icay IltrAt the Baltim-ire is an InTeresting theme In haoeball history. rtays 111111 Oriole.

The year ISS2 wait the termation or the twelye-club league sod ILaltimore was a member end a ilye one. In a few castors the management had totether a star team. Perhap, one or the otreitteet in the history et the gam. Such players as Billy K'eeler. truth Jenninirs.

Joe Kevy, WtIbiarg Robinoon. Kid Gleason. hic, Mahnn. Harry Jack Doyle. ..1,0 Corbett.

Priank and as frerent Lntoe Perter. Prank linwee. man. Jake Stenzel. tan Browtem an4 Of this skillful and Loamy galaxy pretax John era.

accented nit the leadtng yen'xr. This wonderful storretation won penartla In 114 MS and 10114. aril sere orennd in 1117 and 111. re-mitkittZe phowing. other Name were battlinz ter honors.

Iraq 111,11 TO WORSE. 'They told General lierbert G. Maxwell at a banquet In Chiretro. 'That It was a war to end war and now. for all their peece talk and confetl.ncee.

they are arming worse than ever. "They re-mind me of the chap who was asked for advice. George a married friend saki to th's chap. my wife broke a china fiteeter plat over my head last night. What would you advise me to do? -Theres only one thing for you to de m614 George.

'And whaa that. old man? said George. Ituy tin dinner plates: said FOR A YEAR a A. I us 'he to the aide the a the last able Ins Ise I 1 -1 .,6 Prim a lotte4r to the trio. presidency ot the Now Toth Nationale ta memo That La Os story et bow John J.

ibloGraw came throusla tho trails ad tribirStions at a ball plaret trlint to mks that grads. l'hat 'Molt i-arP ben, crow-11- ,4 with success are attested by the lac. that Its New Tcrk dub. during Ow recluse of Landed be peananta Only In one sateen glace McGrew led titre team tbd It Crusts la this end dvton. ta ISIS.

the famous pbtching staff that McGraw bad do "sloped began to shp- ltarnuard and Teareau had haseeptio be's darts ct aa tax aa be New York rlub a concerned It was bad season tor the iloarita bat Manager lir-Craw. by ISIS. had the bosun rebuilt and front that isis atm the wonderful orstribration hal been a power In tae league race, the el.mes by th peasant tor 13:1 lo one ot the bard st fought campa4ris the old National ever had. It Is sew 11 7-ears since John hit." Craw twat ILLis tot irch Mk, New York KS LOP 111. 2141 thruutt his perks: teat cameos and aggrroare efforts be has landed in the high poops.

Kb. niche in tho great allaliA0 a I pas time. Where Ite Stat-t-d. At tha at sat It John J. Mc Craw stewed his firs: coettnet to play browboal AirtiVe a losit al "P'traireissoare 'school Albottiong.

Peon, ant playing on the tears representing that pir-e learreing. a as.nor league ina-rt3grer saw bins to action and manned nun for the sum et 1St per month Me IL; tad WWI plarytt at mink a Dew pub sition tor him; be watt a failure. asid Thema, was tled to him. Mac tow-4 a place on the Vt.lariats cub. of she New York Western Wastes and was assittned the Utak of pitch it and Oaring abort Ile made good and especwily as a hurler.

for in that position ha early asoirabone ran In the winter at McGraw t.lien on a barnstorming t011t The outfit tree bed threes 'Merida and Cuba. aad al chat jaha I. gat out at th trig was espersenes. Lawman Mid hire oft ta compliment and a slim b411 et lam began-ratty tilting 'Pat on the its Ship, Interfeta and -Point. and proper1- ties supplene coin: plet ytax continued July Clem.

ent who and sick else board. op, latter time blab work endeavnr corn-prises Fort plant. added iihlebuilding made statement in which be said company would be glad to find purchaser for the south Whether the Bethlehem interests conteenplate eentinutng the south plant in operation. together with original plaint. was not divulged.

night, Rated nigh During War. The Baltinsore Dry Docks and ShIpbtdiding company. under Mr. Evans direction. obtained an envi- reputation during war time, be- i rated by the Emerseacy Fleet I cereerellee an One of the beet tee I the country and second among I Atlantic coast 3rards in the rapid and 'flick-Tit semdruction of A werid Teton for rapidity In satin.

1 building was established by the I in the summer of ISIS. when the 11.450-ten steel steamship South Pole was constructed la lees than 40 working 4 The naltimiwis Dry Dneks and Shitibulktlig company was organized under the peeeent title in ISIS. when It lock over all of the properties of the few-user Skinner Edalpbulkting and Dry Becks company. which included three plants: Vpper. at foot of East Creme street: lower at East Fort avb nue.

Fort hicileary- (this Is the pees's' main plant of Use Baltimore Dry Decks company. witlehe I before Its acquisition by the interests. was kairea as the Na tree Works). and Ship C4T1ng 14 Depertment plant lltie Jsznoto steret. C.

C. Samith Steeeetty Siete. 611 tf Isrt.rttiry. I I S. IL 1 r-e ff ttit Get Your Proposition Printed In 7 Million.Papgebrs By Putting Your Ad IN THE JOURNAL AND TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS lk designed for the exactbag buyer 140 to Of the quarter ended with the ball in Neither side had threatened to score.

At the beginning of the second eitater Cameo-Newman was in possession of the bell and within throe minutes Burnett received sr pass front Holt ad raced SO yards for the first counter. The Teachers put up a stroug tight after th4s. Quillen mad. several short gains for Normal but lost the bU on a fumble. Blanc carried the ball to the Teachers' 41- yard line and Prince eased through for another 0611111 Sr.

IMALSIC kicked 4 Coal. The third touchdown came- in the siPCOnd quarter via the end run route. sweeping Normal off Its feet. Coach McCowen Put Jellicarae in tor 1.111ard and after succeesive Weiss by Holt and Ulan "'Jell ler leaped through the line for the fourth touchdown. During the seeond half Carson-Newman was penalised several time, for being 4iff side but by consistent gaining through the tins and around the ends three snore touchdowns were scored.

The Teachers made a brave fight for a touchdown but were at a great disadvantage in weight end tactics. Russell and Bagwell got In lo the game tor a short period and layed stellar balL Captain Daffiest' has been out of the game for a few weeks but is now is fine trim. Bv-, cry man on tho Parsons' squad did exceptionally good laying Including the second string men who were frequently substituted. Practically every numb on the squad bad hitt chtuice in today's game. For.

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