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71JE5 TUESDAY OCTOBER 20 1917 FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM PAt2 TEN 4 I A- I 1 1 e'l) I i --By George McManus 11 it BRINGING UP FATHER- (Copyright Luternationa I Feature Service) 00 MM4 I TO MORROW Icz 'OUR ZIRT1-1-11W 'SO I aRCUHT -YOU Home OF DISHE "------1 illoclIA SHOULD HAVE floU4HT SOME rt4tH4 'HE COULorw-r- (-7( LIFT HERE'S A 'r I oF D15mE5-11-11T Mo0RE 15 5ENDIN TO ThE wiTH ri I COMPLIMEr41- c)- 7 i "7-4r rA 4 -0 '''vkl'eM E-M 1Nf i'M AN INVALID Now: ii I i mEMInImIO ----r--ri 76) NEXT I HERE'S A E'r ------) WHNT DO 1 HOS ULD HPNE ItK E-M MA4 I TO MORROW I tz OF 0151-iE5 -11-1NT 'OL) MENti 1-5Y YOU 1 NI Ec-i-- eiou4viT r- OM DPs Bi 1011-N( WAN- I'M Alt711 '(CUR 0 I COmim I 44 NI I'M 1 IN NO MOOD 114tH4 caHE I I HAD 1---Th DINT'f MOORE INIVALID Now aRcUHT cou HOME Art I1-11 1-0 TALK -re CoULektv-r ilio 15 5ENDIN TO 11 OF Di SHE F-r SENbE VD HAVE FicuR? rc Nick) 5 ThE iviabt-)5 ti 7-- II 13ROLKIHT HOME wiTH rit 10 1 OFA PILLOw- COMPLimENT- 4 11 ThiC ity 4 okt irl' i- n' I i-- '-7 ittl' 444 OOP 'Nb 111 40 2tiii (r SI! 51 "N' a ttlf: t4a 41(1 So i -g''' TO 11- 4t 1 r-0olr4' Ivo( 1 ---v 1 -1 4- 1 te''474' 1111111MIP ftm 4 til- i -e -3- 1'7 ta 44 It 4 111111111111mmilor Erb4-' 's- t--'" I- Arilit i '--N 11J! 1 46 1-i'''-f2'4' 1''''L" l'-' mmIENNIC :7474 4 (17sIi 0 --A0e-m 3 4- a ort 4 'g VI4 ft I It'ilIN rS 4 il 1 ---A: 16- 7--4Nt 4: --11-r-ve1244 7--7-- 444 33 74 r--7---- 1 -tir-'-4-- '-'21 AISI 1 i-4- 11-4'-'''---4-- A rt Ft- tW I :1 --4-47 t----- 's-- 4 1 e4' 1 ifk '-'''17 e-- 4 4 I 441-2 ---c4: 4 t4 11 A 1 711' ilk 4 '47-74 711 W'''tt" I 1 4 14T1 tk 'St1 it 1 siN 0 0 VV(171: as i 1-- r- t0 i 1--- 1 i 1 i 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 i I I 3 I 1 i 1 1 i I' I IC' 1 1 i a i A i I i 1 I se i i I 'e! I i ot Tin '17 qPiqA1 I I I CHAuN rv tiviS (6 '11)1J A VOLLEY BALL TAKES THREE GAMES FROM CLEBURNE Champion Motorcycle Rider Signs Aviator De Kor for Racing Tour Sooners Expect to Even Up Old Scores When Benny Owen Sends Them Against Missouri Tigers at Columbia Saturday MEET qiiillgiltly I 1111 INP! tti tr ri dL 1-- on iaLi P11911rn Ilunr 11111111EEK-ENE1 The Fort Worth tC volley ban team ran pelt mell over the Cleurnt: 3I t7 A volley bail team Monday night taking thrre straight games first game went 15 to 2 second 15 to 2 and the last 15 to 4 Fort Worth started the first ame off color but recovered before the Cleburne tra could score This was on iccount of he narrow court Cinly five cf the regular tram payed Grauirrirr not in the iineup The te tin that 1ia ed NVa ms 1ws Deem larks in FitzeAch and stow Soy rooters acc mpanied the in t-herman will be the next opponent of the champions at the 1-eal court An arimisston fee wiq be charged Shertnt tr Thp cir rezep'u NORMAN Okla Oct elev of the Universities of Oklahoma and Missouri will clash in their eighth annual game next Saturday when Ilennie Owen squad invades the lair of the Tiger at Cn1111111ia Alissouri has won four ef those games and Oklahoma three but the Somers are determined to even up the count this year The records follow: fi Missouri 26 14 l'illssouri 6 (li 14 17 21) 13 Missouri 24 Missouri Missouri 26 14 INlissouri 0 14 17 20 13 Missouri 1915-01i1ahoma 24 Missouri 1 11111 I OPPOSES B' am 4''reelfil 4 11444 "--1 i-A 4V'V'''-'1 Lt Ai 1: il'414-i ---f -A At i k7Pr'itc-ly 'AV e' 14 ktAtt 44:: 14 '4 -4-1 1--) 'e-''' ''X4'-'''''''' 't4 4r sz 1 ct5'! A ti IsK-- 1 ''t i '4 :5 'i 4'k Z--A)1 44 g'-17'-'11 -ii i i4 -1-- i ii k-i4 Atii'-141---t -4 4 zti 'Itso: 11 4 1k y71q 41 t140 1il t'1t' Al 'Irk 2- --t-tt-5--4 Ki t'r' ig (4064) A new sport combination was formed in Fort Worth Monday afternoon when Ray Creviston of Marion Ind who heads a team of crack motorcycle riders signed with Fred De Kor the aviator to put on a series of exhibitions on Texas tracks The program as planned by Creviston should be a great drawing card wherever it goes Besides a race motorcycle against airplane De Kor will do his loop the loop and other stunts with his 90-horsepower nilitary biplane There is no question about the class of motorcycle riders Creviston has gathered for his race meets They represent the cream of the dirt track performers of the country Creviston himself is probably the best known motorcycle race ruler in the country todhy Ile holds more records on different tracks than any man in the profe54lon On the Fair Park track last year CrevistAn set a record of 1:09 for two laps over the half-mile oval which is expected to stick for some time to come Although many other crack riders have tried the track the nearest that any of them have come to Crevistons mark is 1:15 Creviston will act as his own advance man He will leave Tuesday night for Cleburne Hillsboro Corsicana Waco and Temple in the interest of his new venture Cream of the dirt track performers of tin country Creviston himself is probably th( best known motorcycle race riiier In tin today He holds more records or different tracks than any man in the pro le541on On the Fair Park track last year Crevister set a record of 1:09 for two laps over thE half-mile oval which is expected to sticil for some time to come Although man) other crack riders have tried the track tht nearest that any of them have come Crevistons mark Is 1:15 Creviston will act as his own advancE man He will leave Tuesday night for Cie burne Hillsboro Corsicana Waco and Tem pie in the Interest of his new venture Ineligibility of Halfback Wallace Abbott for Missouri Valley games darkens the out- look Abbott who was he star of I he game IS only a freshman DWt'n Low working Boyle tactile at left La He may de-op into a sensation a the position aS he is a 1tst and aggresshe player In Boyles place at left tackle the (oach working both Light and Hunter It certain yet which will land the plate 111- remainder of the lineup prohally xvill the same as that which startd the Texas game Johnston 'at left end Br-w it at left guard Douglass center 31efl blin right guard: Deacon right tackle Purl ht right end: Wilmoth quarter tiraham riLht half wild Davis fullback eklahoma this year has played five games losing one to Illinois Victories were FCorc-1 over Texas Central Normal of Edmond Kingfisher College and Phil Univrsity of i Missouri iiefeated and I Warrensburg Normals early in he season hut has lost to hoth the Kansas A gg les and Ames Kansas Aggies nosed out the Tigers 7 to 6 and the Iowa eleven dufated souri 35 to The Kansas A ggies are sa to have a Nvontlerful team Iv ic would indleate that Missouri is just as good and a battle royal is indicated when the Sooners! and Tigers tangle Coulon Is "Coming Bath" CHICAC0 Cwt C(u7on corn lig hak haS harI the tireri 011 tt rThg again ani he thtilis that is as goQI as ever LwLs will Liana ge hint Coulon Is "Coming Bath" cwt Ile has hard the siren et tht- r-rig again ani he thtilis that is as goQd as ever NLte Lewis will Ana ge hira i I A battle of quarterbacks is beilied for I when Texas Christian University and western University hook up Saturday aft- ernoon on the Campus Miler 17 and Lawrence of South cerern 1 tt Well Outpoints freshmen rat-1 by critics as set- at ir1F rITTSF11111 toct wen of the 1917 Texas gridiron campaign in 14 MiFsouri 23 Oklahoma Nv Fend to Missouri a fast team averaging about 10 rounds in the 150 in the backfield and about 1c5 pounds as a whole This eleven Will depend almost altogether on speed and aerial football to win for it is reported here that Coach Srhulte at Columbia has a big smashing eleve-n The Sooners had no game last Saturday Ili open date On the schedule giving Coach Owen two weqhs to prepare for the llissouri game following the 14 to 0 victory over the University of Texas Oct 21 at the Dallas Fair This victory bolstered up the confidence of the Oklahoma eleven but the English hexer outpointed id (Into Refly tif NV York in a twelve-round lout camy to from Cleturne high here last night Each an weighed in at I 14 2 pounds I school Lawrence is a graduate ct i Alston 1 A lu farmer aniles of api Cone Zied RAY CREVISTON Com a rivateto his his privoatn Comiskey Dis2pproves of Shorter Scheduk More New League Talk Pal high The two youngsters save put them 1 respective tearns in the running for IL championship of the 4 A A Tex is and A having withdrawn from that iy winter Senthwestern's good showing against the strong A team was one of surprisas Iof the present footba'I campaign whilb 11s dtfeat at the hands of Rice is 1 the only suffered by the Christians to date IThe game Saturday is expected to develop 1 Into the hardest fought of the 1)ca collegiate season The Mthodists unde Coach 'Noise have been showing better form in each of their starts They have tait Texas Lnd A and nor rate the tians as their hardest oppinal- for the balance of the season Bob Jolly Is Back TERRE Ind Oct itL--Bel) tIolly formerly one of the famous golf intruetors of various camps throughout the is 'back from the front" lie servurl with the Canadians "He is here on sick I1-ave" having received wounds in thc root and leg Two football plums for followers of Camp owie teams are on the program for the week-end at Panther Park Saturday the Cone Hundred and Forty-first Infantry form-country rly the Second Texas Infantry eleven will rneet Coach Burton itixs Southern Meth- odist University team- Sunday afternoon the undefeated One Hundred and Eleventh Ene'ineers will take on the One Hundred and Forty-fourth Infantry formerly the Sixth Texas Infantry The debut of the former Second Texas on a Fort Worth gridiron should be especially Interesting to local fans as this team made the biggest reputation on the border last fail ever att-Ined by any athletic organiza- tion In the South or Southwest Northern and Eastern newspapers carried stories and pictures of the team and declared it second to no football team in the entire country Since the 191e pigskin campaign the Sec- EDDIE HEARNE FIRST ond Texas has lost several valuable men but these have been replaced by others who IN UNIONTOWN RACE according to oach Kendrick have not weak- ened the organization one particle The Second Texas has played one game CHEVROLET IS HURT this fall having deleate i the strong One Hundred and Thirty-third Field Artillery team at the State Fair two wee lis ago Southern Jethodist University which has I 89 Assoctatel SSPbeeh selected as the first local opponent UNIONTOWN Pa Oct 2d--In a race 41' the Second Texas has met with bet oros -in which Gaston Chevrolet of Plainfield defeat this year This beating was admin- istered by Coach Milton Daniels good driver and Salvatore Barbarino mechlittle eleven last Saturday a week anician were severely injured and narrowly ego egeaped The garne Sunday gives promise being death when their machine on the a hum dinger The enginoers showed all one hundred and twelfth lap skidded and kinds of football ability when they downed crashed Into the guard rail surrounding the the One Hundred and Ar- dfliP Hearne won the nnual autumn Tillery laRt Sunday week and the fans -re track tie sinXiOUS to sire more of therm Of I 8 Miles on th Uniontown speed- The One Hun- Time 1:49:285 tired and Fertv-fourth will make first 4 -1J-- appearance of the season when it meets the Torn Milton was a close second making the distance in 1:192715 Earl Devore and engineers The team is being coached by jra driving in relay finished third Mack Neil former halfback at Polytechnic in the race for the prize of $ll000 College Neils team Nvill averae in the neighborhood of 1ti5 pounds The line is I heavy but the backfield is somewha light 'WHITE SOX COMING Fortner coliege men who are on the roster of the dough Goys include McNally Trinity University Bryan of Oklahoma A BACK TO TEXAS McCans ant Neil of Polytechnic The infantrymen have been undergoing a hard condition sifeLor the of practice at are in goad I CHICAGO Oct :10 A Comiskey battle CHEVROLET IS HURT Si' 5srctatel SSPUNIONTOWN Pa Oct 3Ct a race in which Gaston Chevrolet of Plainfield driver and Salvatore Barbarino mechanician were severely Injured and narrowly eeaped death when their machine on tho track Eddie Hearne won the RTITI1M1 autumn classic of 1GS miles CM thP Uniontown speed waY Monday Time 1:49:285 1 Tont Milton was a close second making the distance in Earl Devore Ira Vail driving in relay finished third In the race for the prize of $000 CHICAGO Oct A Comiskey I New Texas Charters AUSTIN Oct Republic Motor Truck Company of Texas Dallas capital $50090 incorporators IL Ray Rose Roso and 'W Patterson Trinity Land and oil Company Anahuac capital $:00000 incorporatoes Grant Fred Blanke and others of St Louis Mo A Agrelius of Anahuac and Schwettman of Stowell Chambers county Charter amendments filed: Metzler Bros Dallas increasing capital from $150eio to $25000 Reynolds oil Company Dallas increasing capitztl stock from $30000 to $740000 ()nicer Smith Grain Company Inc Fort Worth capital stock froM $1e1)00 to Permit to do business in Texas to: Tile Great 1rutua1 Oil rrnd Gas Coinmny pueblo Colo capital $300o0: Texas headquarters in Electra: A Dale of Electra agent in the state Oil and Gas Company Kansas City Mo capital $15000 Texas healmarters in -Wichita Falls: Inspiration 011 and Gas Company of Wich ration t)ii arta (ins compan2 Falls: Loy of itallaiikaW I 1:4 1 1 t' 4 1- I I-t1 Dear Pal: Fred you and all the all eithr If a fellow wants to make good he must work after hours ought to try to cerne to Camp "You fellows get credit for xvhat vou )wie as soon as possible to see us do after drill hours" an officer told llows in our and your company be- us the other day -While you are On use we can never tell we are liable the drill round you are only doing are required that ttot ire no 1tnorrq17 ztibtaerri be gone at any time and as the vernment forbids the publication of you drill hours if you want to make good" Dop movements you would never What do you kno iv about that Fred-In'" una flIThfla iintfl I 11" die! ought to try to ccme to Camp nowit4 as soon as possible to see us fellows in our and your company because we can never tell we are liable be gone at any time and as the government forbids the publication of troop movements you would never I was until I wrote to know gone you 8 "Issocauert Press CHICAGO Oct question of a shorter playing schedule for the major leagues and the possibility of a third major league as a xvar nieaure Wa revived today with Ihe return of 11 It Johnson president of the American League TIKre vtjl le npposit ton however to he proped 1 40- game -scheduled charles Comiskey owner of the Vhite Sox already has expressed his disapproval of any F11krter schedule than 154 games it is said that two other club OWI1q-li in the Amerioail League also will oppose a short schedule "A new league might benefit the game during the Ivar and it should be corsidered a war measure exclusively" said Mr John-- NMI it is a certainty that the minor leagues will have to make some tuiMstmentn next Fen son in order to get by They cannot go on as they have in the past" He did not indicate what cities might be grouped into a new Icague COACH CALLS COACH CALLS 1 Getting Ready for Catholics WEST PolZ-T Oct big drive for the Notre Dame game next Saturday was set in motion Monday The coaches took the army eleven into the gymnasium for a chalk talk The skull practice was followed by a light signal drill capital of Oil Corn of ita Falls ag-ent in the state Proof of final payment of $lt11-i0 filed by the 11ynolds l'anY of Dallas onlificate of dissolution Sheldon Development al No Racing' nt Chicago CHICAGO Oct Thompson indicated Monday afternoon that be woud ticny the request of the United Jochey Club fr a racing permit It s(ems clear now that there will be no meet at Austin Park as the mayer thinks it will be impossitilt te suppreis gambling filed by the Company of 4 CHARLEY MURPHY GETS IN PRINT ONCE MORE -Ro I You Owv6414' ORAL BETTING IS LEGAL ao a a a a am a ad a a a Mike ORALBETTING IS LEGAL president of the Chicago American League baseball club announced last night that the FOR GIRL BASKETEERS club would tram next spring in Texas either at Mineral Wells or an Antonio with a probability of spending some time in each DALLAS Oct first call for the place girls' basket ball at Southern Methodist University team has been posted by Coaeh Montgomery The preliminary try-out Will be held sime time in Novemler Dobbins IPI1111S01 Dougharty McMullin and Nelson are back and these tegcther with the new material should comprie a last sextet The schedule has been announced as 101- lows Texas Wornans College at Fort Worth Southwestern University at Georgetown and Dallas North Texas State Normal at Denton St Marys at Dallas Mart high school (tentative) Marlin high school (tentative) i 7' 4 1 1 1 Must Work Just th3 Same If a fellow is on guard like tonight and does his "two hours on and four off" he must drill the next day just the same A fellow can't kick because he knows everybody is doing it This applies to officers from generals on down The fellows stand it fine but believe me they sure went up in the air because they TIONV have to drill on Friday afternoons You see it was this way: Friday is usually considered "wash day" and all men are excused at 3 o'clock to get ready for inspection the next morning Well the other clay they made out a new program and alIlwed no time off on Fridays None of the boys noticed it until time for recall and all were ready to fall when they discovered that they must fall in again and drill until regular recall time Guard duty seems to be au hnpor tant part of war soldiering Guards are posted every few feet and if a man slips through the line to commit ally Teutonic offense he would have to be a dandy believe me Guard mount is held each afternon at 5 o'clock Recall sounds at 4:30 o'clock and the fellows have thirty minutes to get ready for guard niount In that time they must change clothes shave and shine their shoes The other day Ben Duncan went out vithout having shavecL CHICAGO Oct was asked whether the West Side Park was for sale or ease SAYS LOUISIANA JUDGE and I said next thing I klnew I was starting a new major league I ould nut mind doing it wit some other NEW ORLEANS Oct betting on person's money" So said ha ries AV INIur- horse races in Louisiana is not a violation phy erstwhile owner a the CubstodaY in of the state antieurniding laws the state denying that he had started the story supreme court ruled MOE day in reversing the formation of a new major league circuit a decision of the lower court holding Ed- i I i ward Austin of Jefferson parish guilty of i operating a betting hook IAustin made no memorandum of bets ae- 1 cepted but those making the wagers wrote 1 down the odds quoted and the amounts of I the bet and gave Austin copies 1izztor4 1 HICKEY CALLS MEETING i Iry IN 0 ir Pala AS a 01 "I I IP SAYS LOUISIANA JUDGE NEW ORLEANS Oct betting on horse races in Louisiana is not a violation of the state antigambling laws the state supremo court ruled Monday in reversing a decision of the lower court holding Ed- ward Austin of Jefferson parish guilty of operating a 1etting book i Austin made 119 memorandum of bets I A I vt 11 ti rt 4 TI 1 4 1 ki i' 11- -1 i 4 I A 4 i 'A '1 1 1 i 411 V4' Li i '1 A i -0 x4 4 4- I I i 7 '1 I JONES QUITS BROWNS SAY ST LOUIS SCRIBES IIMPEIP 1 OF ASSOCIATION CLUBS from the other side perhaps Camp Bowie is a great place It is a lot greater tban the majority of the people realle even here in Fort Worth You know our Chamber of Commerce tried to get a cantonment Oh boy Its a good thing they (lid not succeed because our town would have been swamped Fred 2800t) men spend a lot of loney and have to have a lot of things that an ordinary town cannot supply Fort Werth has done the job very well but believe me be a lot of these business men have had their eves have had their legs almest run off they have been so busy Sorith's Toy Shop on Christmas eve is itot a patchen to it What Soldiers Are Fred you know a lot of those folks there at home used to think that if a fellow joined the army be stood a good chance to go to the bad Well I was all scared up when we came over here for fear I would find a bunch of 'rough necks" to solditr with But my goodness! I have to be alert to keep up with these fellows There is a lot of men here who hold college degrees and they have that "capable air" about them that makes them seem to the majority of the fellows a mighty good star to follow It is also the case with those- fellows that they never make a kick bu go ahead and soldier just as if they had been born to do it Lots of times I feel like kicking but cannot get up my courage to do so I think of those fellows and remember the parable about the talents that our pastor used to tell us about every two or three weeks A few days ago men in all companies were told that those who desired to play football would be off a short time each afternon for practice some of the boys had been wondering if there was any good football material in the regiment outside of our company Well when they about thirty of was found that twenty-eight had played on college or university football teams and that the other two had starred on high school levens Ilow is that Fred? Not much chance of a fellow being polluted with a bunch of men like that around him is there dub? Will Come Out Cleaner they never make a kick bul go ahead and soldier just as if they had been born to do it Lots of times I feel like kicking but cannot get up my courage to do I think of those fellows and remember the parable about the talents that our pastor used to tell us about every two or three weeks A few days ago men in all compa- flies were told that those who desired time i afternon for practice Some tae)r each would be off a short of the boys had been wondering if there was any good football material in the regiment outside of our corn- pariv Well when they about thirty of was found that twenty-eight had played on col- lege or university football teams and that the other two had starred on high school elevens llow is that Fred? Not much chance of a fellow being polluted with a bunch of men like that around him is there dub? Will Come Out Cleaner Scientific Spring Suspension Oives CHICAGO Oct it is Fielder Jones hat's going to quit according to baseball prophets Ile is said to be disheartened not only at the miserable OW ing of the Browns hut also at the future If Fielder quits there will be no manager for St Louis Miller 'Higgins having left his berth there for the Yankee job However St Louis fans need not despair for the dopesters have both Ira Thomas and lawn Evers going to the Mound City to take Huggins' place and gossip also has Jimmy Shcckard slated for the Card managerial position CHP-A(710 Oct of reports that thrt or four clubs of the American At-sochstio ft plan to withdraw and merge with certain clubs in the International League President Hickey of the American last night issued a call for a conference of the club owners to be held In Milwaukee next Sunday "If the Indianapolis Louisville and Toledo club owners have decided to secede it is only proper that we Ehould know about it" Ilickfy said ue gi A TO HOLD FIRST INDOOR MEET I 66 gtk the Na et I 1 1 syd411 't I 1 Al Durham I read this clipping htl from the NX lle-ald GENUINE 99 F014 TOBACCO rfg )tiinttGararrteett by 1 cfrkC e044 Cif Zett ili la Ille ScosZton P'was passing tollacco ana ck3rettes wete tIttown to tIve Tnen 11-tesa oE one Tnan weve seveIral pacles ot cisatettes ana a 1:) ol tolsaeco itl-t papets attacl-lea --in otllet Ings- Me troopet swung low tiora les ale ana i gnotint tl-te "Teaar- xnatles' picicea up It was a veal oa west stent sofa Ile was tounaly applattaea l-lloiclloice was tagenatrt is ''''Le ola attny game vr Iter ---e-51---- 'k 4 gk 66 tr-7Aiw 414-1r74 a I the Of A Nation 1 Ilt It Capt F-W Lase SRc ounindgiltlh7fo 1 co -t 4 fr I -r 1 5 4eirt A Pr -c'7s--'''Itir I 1 e' e---''' 'ICA' r- --4'--- l' e-- -'k- '1'-'- 44 1 2- 4 'i I -T it mkkiA s-1 1 --10--- 4 A 1 7 rz- 3 t'lt' '4 4 t5u 1 it C'f''' 2 '''431-AiV14k-'-' 4 -k ik' 1 "7 zk-4 i A- 'n t- ''4- 7' -si kr fk f' -4 -'rk: 1 e- I 1 1 's- s- in 4 1 1 It ot ti 44 -71-1 i -i 4" -f''' I' '4 "'4 --t 'At 4- s'irtg -as Pa eik Nt: 7 2:: I1111e cIcveticbuarvrroee-cle woteroelle ti 'vi-k''' 'rt' Tclan rt titto' I acco 111e ette a 3Z 4 ik an- 6 cisst '11 tt70- eneseTnvee1 a bsg otuet 'c'l 1ig 10'N 11C1111: 1 Liely All -e oito SIN --lit svol 7 tl-te itt ta 'Bull fit etteicl'' I- tt 111-1 4 171- 1 arra ings ty-11g tlte sPa 5aake 1ea IP tett! 0 Durham des i la 0 it vs pi- It 141 vi v110 6 toll- read this clip ping was ectecx---e esr gak- was la trom the NY lle-all 0 troo--s' 6 6 r----N GENUINE 9 9 II': -414'E 1 itzpl- Li5 4 a '7 0Z') I tt -rot out L2 Lf -t I Aro 0witrblia I TOBACCO Glaararrteed by rel I tLe- -)4114e044 ChZertee0 emoo 111 At 3 holialo to Meet Soidiero CLEVELAND Oct Lee Feht headed the party cf leveland A inerican baseball club players who left for Montgomery Ala Monday morning xv here they Will play a seri of five tNilibitioli games wilh the soldier teams starting Wcdnesday The party includes Secretary Blackwood Elepfcr Smit Ii ttrancy Good Deberry Itretrton Bagby Chapman -Howard Roth Speaker and Nick Altrock the 'Washington comedian who is going along -as coacher 1 tau Must Keep Shaved "Don't come out here looking like a goat any more" the inspection officer told him Believe me a fellow must look tip-top to be a soldier for Uncle Sam and I understand when we get to Europe we will have to dress like 'dandies" all the time I guess we will i open the eyes of our allies and close i them of the Teutons eh Freddie Fred you can never tell who N111 bloom out into a good soldier -4'uneof the boys home you know were loafers Jim Bertram) tan Renick Well these fellows have settled down and are mortally eating the game up They have already been promoted and are in tine for something good When they first came here the boys laughed at them hut now they all take their 4) hats oft to them That is another thing out the army Fred I don't care how much fellow is disliked and laughed at for being sorry if he (-- i 'ides to brace up and be a man when Your Pal he begins to shilw the proper spirit bey all respect him I will say now that the fellow who I BILL enters this war will be a let cleaner OU --r" when he comes back and a better man in every other way than he was when I CUT THIS IS WORTP SS mo 7E'Ir he entered Men must keep straight DON'T MI I Cut out this A couple of fellows came into camp sliP enclose 'with and man it to drunk a few nights ago It is a long Foley Co "P35 eftield Ave Chi- long I will tell cago 11 wrttin ur name and ad- fellows are in the guard house for dress clearlvo pay ill receive in re- i trial vac kr-FTMITTNE ropAT'i: three months each TIONV and their turn a CUT THIS IS WORTP in every other way than he was when MO 7EY he entered Men must keep straight DON'T MISS TA11 Cut out this A couple of fellows came into camp slit enclose 'with and mail it to drunk a few nights ago It is a long Foley Co P35 leftield Ave Chi-long I will tell cago Ill writin ur name and ad-fellows are in the guard house for dress clearlyYo ill receive in re-three months each now and their pay turn a trial pac kn- aim Foley's 'f 7 THE 4 Its Superior Riding Qualities Pew cars regaldless of price weight or 'wheeltJase offer the riding comfort arid ease of control of the Monroe On country roads even at speeds as high as 40 and 50 miles an hour the Monroe hugs the road So smoothly does it ride hat one is unconscious of the speed This remarhable performance is due to the scientific spring zuspension and proper distribution of weight in the Monroe The cross compound cantilever sprit construction reduces weight smooths out the heavy jolts and jars of country roads and does away with side-sway All of which means a marvel-our riding ease and comfort And a saving of tires and engine wear that tells its own story in upkeep economy One ride will convince you that the Monroe stands supreme in its class And why Come in today for that ride Price Pontiac Mich Covey-Wilson Motor Co 604 COMMERCE STREET Phone Lamar 6320 1 The rymnasium class at the A will have its initial Indoor athletic Thur-thly night with three events This will te the first meet for th new season and more than thirty young en are signed to take part The two l-aest men of last season will he haek again fo high Everett last year's wtrner is to tompe n4 his nearest competitor Earl 1labe(ek will ha la line 11ilf of the thirty will he rie 7 men but nte 11 had onsiderabe experience In athletics The three events will be the FlAtiThIg push ups tar: letrs and tw) gyrnmitic exercistes CM the sido '1-11( latter NVill en fr7a and in approach ael dis- mount Eaeh month one ef the six beathlon vents will be contesteI that the 1oc-1 me-n cart get into condition for the meet II in Pcbruary it ill' 11 l'I'1111111111 -4N- 4 1' '-0-1 --4 4 1p10-8 Ji111) 'tig--111111111ittc-4 -a4'' 1-111C T- -f 1111 ii II i 4-f-f-- -77- I I l'it 41'1 -1 1 In-L'Z'l Moran Whip' Murphy NEW ORLEANS Oot Moran of New Or loa ns stopped Jimmy Murphy of Phiitd1pha in tho third round of a sithed tiled fiften-round fj gilt here Iat night Murphy wa6 suffering hadly Avher his see-raids threw in the sponge The men are lightweights CLARIDGE 21te New Thu ARROVi- COLLAR has raesa bi nP 11 Honey and Tar Corn und for ouzhS one of Intillaegibnoeysousr colds and croup: Fc RidneY Pills for getting drunk! I bet there would for pain in sides and I ck rheumatism be but fxv drunk if that was the case backache kidney -and I Idder ailments: What do you say Freddie? and Foley Cathartic 'lets a whole-Our clay begins at 5:45 o'clock In some and thoroughly' leansing ea-the morning and from that time until thartic for constipation biliousness retreat at 6 o'clock in the afternoon headache and sluggish bowels Renfro's a fellow is on the jump That is not i 4 Busy Stores has racsa bi nP one of tille boys nsetabile He and Tar Com colds and and croup: Fc for getting drunk! I bet there would for pain in sides and be but drunk if that was the case backache kidney and What do you say Freddie? and Foley Cathartic Our clay begins at 5:45 o'clock In some and thoroughlv 4 LL I Fanning Scores JOPLIN Mo Oct 30--ArIcs Fanning of Bartlesville Okla last night knocked Out Johnny Cahill of St Paul In the thircl round 1 of a scheduled fifteen-round bout The men Aro lightwoghte 90Feach 3Jr50 A 4 -tirj L4 i I vt! ao iii -4 IA' i.

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