Johnson City Chronicle from Johnson City, Tennessee • 2

rapt 2 1 raze 2 I .1 October 12, 1924 JOHNSON CITY CHRONICLECombined withJOHNSON CITY STAFF-NEWS JOHNSON CITY HIGH DEFEATED One of the Most Spectular Plays in Senes 1 ''t 4 "4. Speaking. Dates' for Republican Meehngs 9 In First District During the Camino Week 0 I tir Speakihgdates for vell known Its- down In thtt third quarter and a publicAn nrstort4 have been fin- I tonellotivvn Rini 11'14 gna41 In the he- nnunoed for the first eongresAlinal igilining the tetirth BRISTOL TENNESSEE uGh 12-01 Obit will be 114 Paul E. Divine, til. triet In October, notable among 1 of workers could be glad wo for you If they knew you Ceorite N.

13 W.I and Carter, canted work 'done. Vie the clessl of the locll orgahNation, with Jud fled secton. ge I to rk i whieh will be Maj. Paul E. Divine, N.

Barnes and Carter, of the local orgahltaition, Avitit Judge tit 4o 4 7," 4. GI Iti i f--. Aj 4: I l' 'It I A -'-''''t "---e 4 i BAT 1 i Lt4 I qfl i i' i li Li, -1, 1,11,, 1'v, lo 'oil 4. 4 4.. i- ''f'4: .3 4 i i.

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,,,..,..44, ''s 1 'k i t' -'1, 2,,,, .............1. 1: (, wa, Is ii 0 1" '1: I I i 1 1. 1 1 1 1 0 qc 11 Ted tinier) I Was 4 Tellotit1011 Of the first 'With Bristol, Oct. 11After three 'Johnson City resorting to forward periods of listless football Johnson in an attempt to siTe. Sev-, I City High School's awoke lerai of the- plisses were completed from their apNtrent trance and but their -execution WHS slow and snatched a 12 to 0 victory from seldom gained more titan five yards.

I Tennessele Mali School in the fourth 'The half ended without either team period on Tenneva Field here yem- 1 being able to ecnre. lerday afternoon. The Tennessean With the opening of the second did not succumb, however. without Omit when Tennessee kit ked Off to a hard tight and on the whole their 1johnson City both teams braced and playing, while slightly under that of I the game took on new 'Johnson Johnson City, was more eonitdent 'City failed to make first down and throughout the first three periods. was forced to punt.

After attempts A large measure of the credit for i to buck the line Tennessee kicked Johnson City's, victory must be giv- and Johnson City again opened up en to Hanks. right guard, their forward pusses- with, marked 110 in the thick Of the fray and marched down the field the whole time and who scored Jelitt yards Oily to loss the ball On F4'11 City's second touchdown when a fumble. The Tennessee backs torn! Ontesbed through the locals line plunged the Johnmon City line for it 1 and blocked, an attempted punt, first down and it two line' play and scooped up the liall, and rail the re a forward pass netted another, but mottling 15 yards for the touchdown. on. the next attempt Johnson City The work of Buell, left half was the held and forced them to punt.

The best in the Johnson City backfield, period'ended with the ball in John-. while John Davis, right half, was City la possession-, the Onstanding player for lolniSon nik- ligMil-Tipenet-piny" Johnson City's first touchdown re- with a successful forward puss, stilted when bush pissed 20 yards to grounded another, and made first Crouch who eluded two tacklers and down through the line. A Tennessee ran the remaining 15 yards for the half back intercepted I i City's touchdown. next heaVe through the air and raced Two Periods Slow 40 yards down the field before he The first period was played mostly was draged down. The Tennesseans In the middle of the field with John- were unable to follow up their ad-son City showing 4 decided lack.

of ventage and lost the ball on downg fight, while the localto seemed tin- It was then that the visitors took I able to advance the 1111 with any on the appearance of a football ma-degree of The second period marched up the field with I forward passes and end runs to ITennessee's 30 yard line where lush Had Given Up All a pass for 20 yards to Crouvh I nho seurried across the goal line for the first touchdown of the -game. of Ever Being Well try for point tidied. 1 With only seven minutes left to 'play the Tenneeeeans deslperate effort to even the score but making three first downs the ball went to Johnson City on their Mr. J. D.

HO fine Is Now A own 35 yard line. On the next play Well Man, Says That Herb 1-11'8h broke loose for the pretties I run of the game when he smashed Mr. J. D. Huffine Is Now A It)" 35 yard line.

On tne next ptay Rush broke loose for the prettiest Well Man, Says That Herbs, of the game Iviten he smashed perlod'ended with the tt P011 City's hall i jOhnsiin with a successful forward puss, grounded another, and made first I clown thronch the line. A Tennessee I I were unable to roilow up mew ail- vantage and lost the ball on downs. 1 It wan then that the visitors took on the appearance of a football ma- i chineand marched up the field with forward passes and end runs tO I Tennessee's 30 yard line where Push a pass for 20 yards to Crouch i who seurried across the goal line for i the first touchdown of the -game. i The try for point failed. With only seven minutes left to I play the Tennesseans made dee- i effort to even the score but latter making three first downs the 1 ball went to Johnson City on their 35 yard line.

On the next play Bush broke loose for the prettient rtitt of the game when he smashed ci fr, or To Pe le (Ili phi Jo Ili Jo VII 1 hi HO 1)rt Ito Pio Inn' Th be NV) t114 flial Cr MI tOt In 1401 fig al)1 I ia Ines A. Fowler In the district on 26th and 29th, end Judge former et ngrehtooan front the etate of Washington. to at Sevierville on Ootober Vat, Ikleetings arranged in the several 'couatirs for the coming week are as Iollows: Major DiVine-7Elimisothton court house, Ootober 13t1i, p. Er-I vitt court blouse, October 14th, 7:00 ip. Liniesti.ne, Oetolter 161h, 1 t.

Full Branch. Octobcr Itith, 7:00 1 p. to. George N. Ratites and V.

S. Carter i New Victory, OetolaT tith, 6:30 I iitiontr school house, Oct( her i 13th, 6:30 p. achtiol October Rh, 6:30 0. Gray's Sta; lion. October I7th, 6:30 p.

---7 IA ul offal' SITITIgs, Tfaiiber-1 gab 30. IL rii Republican Ticket, The meetings are being held in the interest of the Republican osualitlatett. ati fol lowe Calvin Coolidge for president. Charles (i. Dawes for vire-president.

II. It. Lindsay for Volled Slates semi tor. Curtail Recce for congress. T.

14'. Peek for governor or Tennvs': I 'up. W. T. Testerman for sod public utilities cononittioner.

NI'. l'llertliftrI1 ffuloti 11'sigItlittee 72ent.litrtecisle. tat tive trout Washington, Greene and enleol counties. J. Carter for Eitate reprrsenta, tire, Washington county.

-s' I 3 a i i i i 0 () -III' i 1 hol iwil 1 l'I 1, 1 () It Ilia he Giania had filled the bases In the third innitt; et the filth world 1.ittite itt the Polo Grimm's, New Vorl itentiey was on third. 'At I lined to Rice In right field. Rice whipped the hall to NValter Johnson. n'ho rtidyed it to limit ti Niel mg the ball on ulre Connolly 18 WaVing BeittleY out with hie tuar.di, as Cleuriie Kelly mad the Giant 1411, boy bad. louk on.

-t .4 A At WoomterAkron, 7: Woomter, 6, At ChicagoChicago, 19; Drown, Star on Drake Team Bc Star On Dtake 'ream Planned To Give Daki As i To Johnson City i 7 We handle tires- for all kinds of car, either for business or pleasure use and all of them are guaranteed to give you the maximum of satisfactory service. IThe Chamber of Commerce la lanewerIng a long felt need In gelling out a book of Johnson City. They I have been consIdertng it for eome time. and now have a. plan worked out that will enable them tu Iniblish 1 Ha booklet with a maxhnum of incl.

tures nt a minimum vost. 1, :1 ll It will contain many of Johnson City 's beautiful scenes. Palatial residences, main bumineFs seetiow, schools, churches, publfe buildings and Joh M011 City's leading nwrchants. An extensive Nan has been ivorked out to place one in every home when they are published. Sarazen Victor 'In SPRACUSE-WILLIAM MARY Syracuse, N.

Oct. ItSyracuse University defeated William and! Mary College of Williammburtz, its second inter-sectional football lopponent, today by the score of 2 I to 7. Syracuse took the lead with in the first 1-4 but WU- I liatn and ATry evened up 'With a I touchdown in the second. Syracuse; the lead again with a teuch4! I.vuUJI. Free Service Tire Co.

Pti One 58 "Don't Koss Kali Us" Juke is responsible 0 fthrough tackle. reversed his field, and His Recovery. gained 40 yards. 'The ball went over on downs and after three attempts "After I had given up all hopes of the Tennesseans called for a punt ver being well again your Herb which Hanks blocked and recovered uice has restored me to good health the ball, going over for the last nd I am always ready to speak a t9uchdown. ood word for it," said Mr.

J. D. The Interference of both back After I hod given up all hopes of ever being well again your Herb Juice has restored me to good health and I am always ready to speak a good word for it," said Mr. J. D.

through, lackle.yeversed his field, anti gained 40 yards. 'Tha ball went Over on downs and after three attempts the Tennesseans called for a 'punt which Hanks blocked and recovered the ball, going over for the last t9uchdown. The interference of both back- At LawrenceAmes, )3; Kansas, 0. At LawreneeAmes, 13: Kahmas, At BuffaloAlfred, 16: UniverollY or Buffalo. O.

At IndianapolisIndiana, 14; Lou- 'shine, 20 At Iowa CityOhio State, I); Iowa, O. I At LexingtonWashington and Lee. Fcrest, 10. At AtlantaFlorida, Georgia Tech, 7. Prineeton, Lehigh, 0.

At Springfield. Mass.Springlield College, 21 St. Johns, O. Collegeville, Pa.z-Ursinus, Delaware, O. At LafayetteSub Purdue, 41: Poly, 3.

At CohimbiaSouth Carolina, 10: North Carolina, O. At BaltimoreJohns Hopkins, Mount St. Mary, O. At Waterville, Me.Colby, 19: Trinity, 3. At New Concord, OhioKenyon.

10; Muskingum, O. At Selins Grove, Pa.Susquehanna, Bloomsbury, 6. Zimmerman Davis At IVaahingoin, Pa.Washington Left End and Jefferson, 25; Grove City, O. Treadway 'Moore At Beaver Falls, Pa.Geneva, 10; Left Tackle Bethany, II. Wolfe' Wilson At Lewieburg, Pa.Hucknell, 33; Left Guard Muhlenberg, O.

Odell Nave At South BendNotre Dame, 34; Center. 1Vabash, 0. -1 Smith Campbell At Richmond, Ind.Barlham, 21; Right Guard 1Lndiana Central, 6. Hanks Keesling At Green Castle, Ind.Deptituw,,17; Right Tackle Hanover. 7.

Gastiger Esser At MinneapollsAlinnesota, 20; Right End Haskell (Indians, O. Crouch Lilly At Ada, OhioOhio Northern, Quarterback Wesley, 13. Bush (Capt.) Shumate i At Oxford, 0.Miami, Left half i Vninn 15 Smith -Hanka night Tackle Gaatiger night End Crouch Halt Union, 15. At 1-La A nip.1 nun a 0 O. Ity u- i .3 .10 I.

0: 1 I la, tn (t; I 1 I CI; 2 1 I I 1141113:2116111011111 la Nuffine. popular and well known was poor throughout the game. Merchant. rhose place of business Lineup and summary: end resillenuo is at Embreeville J. C.

Tennessee fields was poor throughout the game. and summary: J. C. Tennessee 1 I I th 41' i'; 1 if f. I ik 1 A 4,:,.4 I 0 1 to 1 i t-' i i 5: i'l 3 4 4 i I 4 -4( 1 ,,,...40., ,1,40,0.1.,41.

0 7,, 4 4, il- ik, 'k IN ck 11(4. 1 t. It 17 lk, 401- 4. A il 4 ss 's tt --t 4 ,...71 I ,1 -A 5 5,,, '3' i ti '5', ,...4 0 Di International Race Over Great Epinard just out of City, durlug a recent conversation with the Herb Juice man. They Alt Listen in! I Even the little tote are intereetett iii "Liaten-in" on the Itaatio.

Ton CAA get the same bleb chum entertaininenui that the people me getting in 0111 lament (Mt' over the Itactio. Mk fur a i '6' '1: Rare Track, Latonia, Oct. By The Associated PressSiirazen won the $50,000 added international special 'number 3, today, defeating Epinard which finished second, in 2 minutes 4-5 seconds. Mad Nay was third. Sarazen broke the track record of 2:02 2-5, established by Epinard ran a marvelous race from the start and always was close up to the flying leader.

He was gaining rapidly with eve.ry stride -on Sarazen and was only a length behind the winner as they flashed across the wire. I I TENN. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. "If l'Is ElectrialaWs Have It." N. '4 Laymon J.

Davis At Worcester. Right Half Mass.Worcester I Tech, New York State Teachers, Hensley Lipscomb 0. Full Back At Clinton, N. Y.Hamilton, 30; Substitutions: J. C.

(Martin for Rochester, 16. I 3loody for Wolfe, Sells for Smith), At Niagara Falls, N. Y.Niagara Tennessee: Rucker for Lilly. Touch- 12; Duquesne, 13. downs, I lki DitS Crouch 1.

At Birminghlm, Ala.BirmIngham 1 I Referee: Bunting. Southern, 1dillsam I----- At Easton. Pl.Sub 30l i--- I At Easton, At Easton, pr a. 1 -a 1 nit 1 1 1- Monamongloommiiftionismoodismoshaeminoo. 1 t.

4. 4 4 10.44 Nt-r, ill 1,, It elvir '5 1 :414, --o5- 1 rf, ttit il5ft: 1 oi fi N6' 4 -11 9f 4 reOr giant and pigmy will Journey together 6000 miles this 1 TO THE PUBLIC Football Results 1 llobard, O. At Cleve Ian John Versity, 30: Ca' isus, .1 Iowa iversity Eou1der-4'nivers1 30 At Clevelan John Versity, Ca' isus .1 iversity, A cordial invitation is extended to all true American Citizens of this community, both men and women; to hear I 1 the pound country this rya year. T. 114.1 Carroll Uni- small I The.

bisy lavniyitagrrdid Atrema team rot lin IowaGrinnell, 14; O. wick is Bobbie Grund. 125-pound quarterback of Colorada, b. O. i lice, 20; Southwest- tteld, a pass from White to Minitel- I Montana State, 13; ling pt 4he ball nthe five-yard Mut.

tiaryfille Lost to University, 1 Ca idwell took it over. A brilliant Western Reserve, I off-tackle run of 25 yards by Kel, llogg gave the V. AT. I. eleven Another 1 ennessee 28 to 10 Louis Univertsity, 24; gOal in the final period when 'White ere, 14.

completed the ehort distance. Al. Hm Hampden Sidney, tnost immediately afterwards Barkley 3. intercepted a forward paw; and Correspondence) noxville, Oct. ILUniver- At-Greenvillemercer, 32: Furman, sprinted 35 yards for the final touch- sity of Tennessee defeated the Mao down.

I villa Highlanderss here this after- 16; Lynenuurg At -Greenville season with Spocial tnost immediately afterwards Barkley noxville, Oct. 11.Univer- ss intercepted a forward pa and Correspondence) sprinted 35 yards for the final touch- sity of Tennessee defeated the Maly- down. Itighlanderss here this after- 's At Grinneli, 1 R. J. D.

IlUFFINE I 1 At BristolTennessee High, 1.711 Johnson City High, 12., At Boulder-1 Va -Before 1 used Herb Juke, con- 1 College. Bluefield. Bluefield tinued Mr. Ilu ffine, 1 vas in health that 1 thought 1 could) Cg. A.

Milligan. 34. poor lea 1 A Houston 39; Regis Colle never see a well day again. in fact 1 At Richmond, Va.V. P.

.1., 0 ern, A u- the doctors told me the only hope burn, O. Tennessee At Bozeman1 fol. me would be the knife and thug- 1 At Knox Brigham Yeun vill, 28; At Clevelam ''l nosd my case as a chronic 'Maryville, 10. Entory, Va.Emory and Henry. 31: Bram, O.

13 appendicitis. that knows At I rie, knows what terrible agonies 1 went through with, and like a i person 1 Was 'grabbing at the Ba ees, 6. 11 Tusculutp, 9. At Lewiston, Me.Tlifts,. 1 St.

LoutsSt. 9 At Lynchbur 'i Mit 4 rig I Itt, 1 At Grinnell, Ut At At 1Vhington Ut At Boulder 39; Regis Colle hAt Houston 6. At Bozetnan Brigham iteun At Clevelan 31,, Imam, 0. St. MI At Lynehbur 16; Lynchburg N.

CD. JIkHNS AT THE and used everYth At 30; no- 1 in and straw, last anything that I could hear of try- bat, 3. 10 i A Vt. vPt tPti 7' Fayette At i Inoon 28 to 10 be(oiT one of the largKING COLLEGEGEORGETOWN lest of si)ctators that ever NValithington, Oct. 11.Georgetwon a football game in Knox-University easily defeated King Col, 1 The game was full of thrills lege here todi1-21 to 7.

Trie Illuelfrom lie first whistle and kept the and Cray scored its first touchdown ton lookers on their toes throughout. 1 b-ig to 1K- et relief, without getting 1 all earthly ild 1 bed given up hopes of ever being well 1 isne. ally! At WashingtonKink Coileg results whatever a fleorgetown, 21. At Hamilton, Ky.Colgate, 'mg to get relief, without getting anY I At Wa shingtonKing College, big to get witnom I At wasningtonKing College, nal I hull giVP11 Ili) I ni ing to geL asoulgton.n.Ing coliege, tleorgetown, 21. results whatever Rad I had given up all earthly hopes of ever being well At lianditon, time with MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Fayette411eAritansas, 3 -Hendrix, 3.

1 fi.labama, 51; Mis- I Clarkson, O. At ooma again. I suffered all, the 1 At New Academy, much ew IlavenE constipation and had taken so entire e3.11- 9- Yale Freehmen 7 At Denver atropg medicine that my I. .1 6tiversi0 of Denver, College, 1.l. teak ati out of order, waS1 At Woreeaterlio Cross, 16: University of Wyoming, O.

always upset, nerves were University. 7. At MissoulaIdaho, 40; Montama, And -I felt So miserable tha I could At New YorkCol a i 13. not remt day or night. I had no aP-Iley.

O. 35; Wes-. At Salt Lake CityColorado, petite and what little I did eat seem- At Bunswick, Me.7--Bowdoin, lb; to A University of Utah, O. ed to sour and ferment as soon as Andie -rFt, 14. A 0 t1 Miss University ot It eachetli the stomach anti even to At Ithaca, N.

Y. is illia ms 14; Miessippi, 7: Southwestern! O. the very ightest diet such am milk Itornell, 7. At Bet'keley: University of Cali-and crackers Would go against me At AnnonolieNavv. 3 fornia 28; Pomona O.

tern wttli out of order, stomach was 1 At Worceeterlioly Cross, 16: University of Nk, yoming u. tato 40; Montama, At MissoulaIt always upset nerves were University. '7. nd I felt So' miserable that I ould 11 not remt day or night I had no ap- 0. At New Yorkcolumbia, 35; 13.

I At Salt Lake CityColorado, Petite and what little I did eat seem- At Me.Bowdoin. 16; University of Utah, ed to sour and ferment as soon as Amhe 14 rs, At Oxford Miss.University of It reachell the etomitch anti even to At IthaL N. Y.Willi ams. 14' Miesissipr, 7: Southwestern! O. the very ightest diet such am milk Itornell, 7.

At Be keley: University of Cttli- 0 fornia 28; Pomona and crackers Would go against me At AnnepolieNavy, Mar 1 le ON 1 i after onlsr five minutes of play tied Roe Campbell, was the big gun for scored again in the third and final Tennessee. The big fullback wae ti periode '14- a Aeries of line plunges working in mid season form and his 1 and forward patiMes. King Collegei passing was the big factor in the only touchdoyn was autde after full- Volunteer's victory. "Be Brown was 11. back Allen'intereepted a Georgetown the outstanding on retleiving l' 1 I forward- pase.

Sharpe, then made a I 35 yard run across Georgetown's pa and gained considerable sses I ground. Tennemmee presented a stone 1 1 and I would have to vomit even that 21, up at titnee and gas would form i At Seattle: Washington 55; Whit- 0 zoal line. After the firmtp eriod both teams resorted frequently to the for At College park, Md.Richtnond, Man ward passing ttitie at which George, I wall defense and held the Maryville lbacks in check at all time Captain 'Lowe. Billy Bone and Wilson played ti which at times would cuuse me to Maryland, 38. ''tigene Oregon 20' Pacific O.

have such severe pains that I would At SyractnieSyraeuse, 24 Wil- At 'Angelee: 'Univers excelled a great game. The feature of the of own exce i Kin Campbells' sixty yard t'r into one convulsion, after an- I 4 go ham 'and Mary, 7. Southern California 29; At O. coring em other, and I was graidually losing in At New Brunswick, N. J.Rutz Ie 'N' a I Villa Nova kt Villa ey, lie two Sllarile Points from try after touch- I Pass'to Brown -Who raced to etrength and weight every da y.

I Bcneenture 7 St. -er Lebatron Valley 7. Osborne George scoring; yard line befote he wax donned so much in the Johnson City Philadelphia Pennuviv nin 1 At Minas: Sewanee Texas A. TouchdownslIegarty 2, Metzger; 1 At -ri MARYLANDRICHMOND I Point," try Ek ft 6. en much in the Johnson tity 1 At Philadelphia Pennsylvania I 14eygati.lifYter-4-'.

At Dallas: Sewanee TPVIS A. MARYLANDRICHMOND 11 Wednesday Eveliipg, October 7:30 P. M. I a It His topic will be one of general interest, presented in a vigorous, forceful manner by one of the best known public speakers irk the state. The subject will be papers about what a wonderful medi 25; Swarthmore.

7 7 'and Al. 7 i i. 1 25. IlegartY. 3.

Referee Dennis (penlisvi College Park, Oct. iii- I veisity of AlarYland ran roughshod Head linesman Nweelle -van a re laginnis period VANDERBBILT-MARINE today and won 88 to O. Te two the 1 niversity of Richmond i rl 14 minute s. mort Time of -iteams fought through, the first Terlod without scoring, penalties and mis- Oct. 11Vander- I takes keeping the Maryhinders away from the g'otri line he first half wound up -17 to 0 as the rult of es tot.icbdowng by, Besiey and Tenney, touclidown: Berger and I At tiunLOrti liege NU; LArlitille Herb Juice was and what won- I th 'kt AensOberlin, 13; Ohio Uni- 4 derful benefits people.

right here at versity, 7. i At Chattanooga: Howard of Bin: home was deriving from it, 'and de-. imingham. 28; Chattanyoga O. At Granville, 0.Denison, Wit-1 cided I too would try it.

have tenburg, 17. 1, 4'2; Louisiana Teach 12. ola-Springhill game be 'played Loventenar3r 13; Trinity 7. torno'rroW, At Northfield Vermont: Massa-never ehusetts Aggies 39; Arwich O. At Lowell, Providence Col- lege Lowell Textile Q.

At New York: the of New York 26; St. Stephens 7. At eine Herb Juice wool and what won- AthensOberlin, 13; Ohio Uni 1 Gin or (. Se -die NO; Lenoire derful benefits people. right here at versitV, 7.

At Chattanooga: Howard of Bir- home was deriving frOm it, and de-. minghant 28 Chattanyoga O. At Gra, W- )'. 9 nville 0Denion it cided I too would try it. have tenburte 17 entenary13; Trinity 7.

Tulane. 4-, Louisiana Teach C' Loyola-Springhill game, be 'played or ton I At Nthfield Vermont: Massa- chusetts Aggies 39; N'orwich O. At Lowell, Providence Col- lege Lowell, Textile e. At New York: the etty of New York 26; St. Stephens 7.

bilt University and the United Marine corps football team froth Quantico Virghlia, battled, here today to a 13713 tie before a crowd estimated at 16,000. The game was but Lniversity and the United Marine corps football tezini froth 133 Quantico Virgtnia, battled here to day a -1 tie before a crowd W. ell, I AM', I ca 44444 a LCU A 1 tie game was "Tile Knights of the Kti Klux now used seven bottles at this edill t-, At r. ono. Me.Connecticut Aggies, it ham done, wonders for1 maine, 0.

me also, and :1 feel 118 001101 I wall i' 'Watertown, 1st. N.S.11. P. never siek flaY in -my iii.e.' Herb St. Lawrence, T.

JUIce has relieved me of the consti. At Cambridge1arVard, 16; Mid- mtiOn, also the nerve trouble, put 0. my stomach in good condition i At New IlavenGeorgla, 1 can eat and enjoy my meals again i 7. for the first time in years. 1 have 1 At PittsburghCarnegie Tech, 54; gaped -in weight and strength and Toledo.

O. sleep just fine at night and never At West PointArMy, UM. have those terrible indigestion spells versity of Detroit. O. 7 or in all ot niy life 1 have At LafayettePurdue, 41; Rose liever taken any medicine that will Poly, 35.

equal Herb Juice anal-feel as though Ilaverford Haverford, 20; It is my duty to make this statement Stevens. O. and tell others about it and just to be At CharlottesvilleVirginia, 26; candid about it 1 would not be with- Macon, 6. 'out Herb Juice in my.home if 1 had 1: At Chapel Hill. N.

C.University to pay $10.00 per bottle for it." North Carolina, Trinity. O. MANY Ant CALLING DAILY TO SEE THE HERS JUICE MAN. NOW- AT GREGORY 7 13; Marines, 13. DRUG STORE, ON FOUNTAIN At 14; NeWITH STATEMENTS FOR PUBLICATION, 6.

PRAISING HEIM JUICE, THAT THEIR FRIENDS MAY IBS INDUCED TO TNY THE! At 'Chester. Pa.Pennayirunia Mil- GREAT REMEDY THAT HAS 20; Albright, 0.3 80 MANY PEOPLE. ALSO in At State CollegePenn 26; IIITHTON NY HARRY BURGIE; IN DING420'; cetilesburt 0 ORT -SY CLINCHFISILD DRUG IN it WIN nf GREGORY ALLEN DRUG Att CIA riltile, Pa 20; At os0 IN JONESSORO By F. E. RITTON, Franklia and Alarshall, 7.

ANO LEADING DRUG STORES EVERY. i ,7 now used seven bottles of this medil At Orono. Me.Connecticut A g-gis, rvirter4 and it ham done wOnders for maine, 0. me also, and I feel as though I was watertown, 14 sick a day in -my life. Herb St.

Lawrence, 7. JUlee has relieved me of the consti- At CambridgeIlarVard, 16; Mid- mtiOn, also the nerve trouble, put tikbury, 6. stomach in good condition and i At New HavenGeorgia 6 Yale, can eat and enjoy my meals again to- tho first time in years. I have 1 now used seven bottles of this medil t-. At Orono, Aggies, it has done, wOnders for 13: faille, 0.

me also, and 1 feel as though I wasl lvatertown; never sick a. day in -my Herb Lawrence, 7. JUice has relieved me of the consti At CambridgeIlarVard, 1 Mid- 'within, also the nerve trouble, put 6. MANEYHTON PEOPLE. ALSO SOLD IN At 8tste CollegePenn State pont iv OLINOHPIELD DRUG 00 IN BY HARRY BURGIE; IN "na 1 ERWIN IlY GREGORY ALLEN mon At Pa.Dickinson, 20; 41060 IN JONESOORO BY F.

E. BRITTON, Franklin and Marshall, 7 AND LEADING DRUG STORES NiadisonWisconsin, t- replete with sensational 'forward I a the field by Hall. The goal from passes and line plunging by the her- first few minutes of the second half vice men. I i was hard fought but after that Mary- V. M.

In the three periods of the- games land had things all its own way. with Lexington. Oct. 11.V. M.

I. the Marines clearly -outplayed tl le th exception of a. few soradie gains i rolled over Roanoke College here to- by Richmond through the use of the i day by the score of 28 to 0 in a game Bomar, right half fo'r Vanderbilt forwa 1 I ass. featured by much loose handling of made sed Score by period sational 90 yard run for the ball and a multitude of forward the first touchdown after pickidg ulli4natYltInd 17 12 9-38 i passes. most of which were not corn- fumble by Groves, left half for Ole Richmond 0 0 0 0-e- 0 pleted.

The Cadets, dominated the visitors, on Yandftbiles ten yard.1 GEORGIA fray after the Bret' seesawing guar- Bomar also played a'strong defen -YALE. sive I New Haven, Oct. ter. Roanoke'a solid threat came ih game. the second quarter when Hurt hurled cf Georgia held Yale to a P.

I. i 7 to II vietory here The eleven a pass to Woods which forty yards. Then Hurt tried for a place- Richmond, Oct. of the Georgia Buil 6 Dogs crossed ment, but the ball went wide. Nvent back home to the plains tonight Yale's goal line in the Brat period V.

M. I. found the goal first in the after meeting Virginia- poly Technic lafter a steady line, attack which car-second period after the -cadets had Institute here this-afterhoonin a list- 1.ried the ball from the Bull 20- allowed ft, Roanoke 'hint, to roll back jiess -coltrful Several thou- yard line across the, goal a. to the Marcon's 25-yard line. on tans saw the two elevens'Inatch line Georgia died to kick goal Yale suceessive'plunges.

Kellogg, Wind- evenly to tie: scored In the third period and 'Cottle ham, White and Caldwell took the For the neither team kicked goal, making the score Yale 7, 1,,..... I-a and Georgia top allowed Ft Roanoke punt to Vol! roll hack yitt less coltrful se.N 1 moo- yarn une ncrosm ou rit: svaj to the Marron 25-yard line On 4 sand tans saw the two elevrns' Ma tch line, Georgia failed to kick goal. Yale scored successive.plunges, Kellogg, Wind- venly to a scoreless tie in the third period and 'Cottle ham, White and Caldwell 'took the For the tnost'-part neither ten'in kicked goal, making the score Yale 7, was able to gain Leffective and Georgia 6.. 'These principles will be thoroughly explained and analyzed and the qualifications of membership set forth as well as a thorough ex planation of the quality of theomembership. Many Persons have been led to believe that the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are a band of ruffians.

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