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12 1 HhCHAKLO 1 1 fc OLtehKVfcK bAI UKUAY iUVhMBb'K 12 lV2i HEED BATTLES brown's coal from placement BRINGS VICTORY TO CH 9-6 If Henderson to Entertain Conference in 1922 1 i Session Of Burlington Conference Featured By Beautiful Music And Address By Rev A Cotton Representative Of Anti-Saloon League FIGHTING REDS MEET TOUGH PROPOSITION IN WEAVER Locals Clash With Heavy Collegians at Wearn Field This Three Cornelius Boys in Line-Up Great Things Expected of Wingmen Austin and Big Crowd Expected to Be in Attendance tiii: non: ox to ivs big mi: Team Weaver college unrt Charlotte Iiiliersity school Martin Illleli for and Heater for Weavei Captains 'Miller for 1' ami Robinson for Weaver Wearn fielil Time 3:81) to Winston-Salem Held Scoreless Until Last Minute of Play When Blocked Kick Resulted in Touchdown Clarkson and Clayton Play Sensational Game on the Wings Nifty Forward Pass Gives Blue and White a Touchdown Old Eli and Old Nassau Meet at New Haven A hemitifullj executed kick fr out the good right too of Jack Brown prim'd llie decisive factor In Charlotte victory ovej the orange and black cliul warriors rep resenting North Carolina's metro-polls at Wearn field yesterday afternoon In the presence of tin largest crowd which lias witnessed a prop school game in the Oiiccu Ciiy this season dutch Mtirrill's scrappy youngsters rather outclassed their lieaxler opiMinents in tlie first half of the encounter hat the Twin City crew reversed matters in the nlghtcup session when they outplayed the homesters creation of a fund for tlie expenses of ministers and delegates attending the annual conferences Reports of boundary and young work were heard Tho boundary committees report provided for several new pastoral charge' in the conference One iletn in the report of tho young work ttiut caused discussion was that of continuing the office of field secretary Reports of both committees were adopted Reports of other committees were read to the conference after which the conference adjourned The bulk of business for tomorrow's sessions will be the hearing of reports of committees DR WHITE TO LECTURE HERE ON SIDNEY LANIER Ir John White president ol Anderson college and pastor of tin First Baptist church of Anderson will deliver a lecture on Kidney I -a -nler the Georgia poet at the Flrsi Baptist church Friday evening November 18 beginning at 8:15 according to an announcement made yesterday Dr hue comes to Charlotte under the auspices of the First Phtla-thea class He Is one of Hie most prominent Baptist ministers and educators In South Carolina and Is well known in religious and lay circles In both Uarohnas His address 1 on Kidney Lanier will be open to the public Kpoke at tlie Hospital Rev Thompson pastor of Hawthorne Ioino Methodist church preached to the patients of the l'reebyterlan hospital at the regulai mid-week Bible study hour In the hospital annex at 7:30 o'clock Iasi night Mr Thompson took tut ins subject Disease of Kin and Its final quiner He was painfully but not seriously injuied Brown Best Kicker Wilson ran his team like a veteran in the first half and did fairly well under more adverse conditions in the final chapter His kicking while noi particularly strong from a distance standpoint was as a whole successful because of uncanny ability to place his drives Jack Brown while he was in the game outstripped anything in the game from a punting viewpoint Sapp and Caldwell played well for the Twins in the hackfield while Joyce and Burns were the strong men on the line Woodside played a bung up game at ren'er after he replaced Lowe while the work of Walker McNinch and Couch was excel tionallv strong In the Murrlll rush department Chailotte's next game will be the strong Greensboro High aggregation at Independence park next Friday afternoon In the first of the championship eliniinationo series for the western half of the slate Lineup and summary: CHARLOTTE () WSIEM (8) POSITION A cleteilv executed ti it forward pass from Wilson to Norris produced Charlotte's lone touchdown afier 10 minutes of play in the initial period In the second roll call Brown put I across victory producing boot I much to the delight of Ills hundreds I of admirers in the stands Winston's Touchdown I It was not until the very last inin-I ute of play in the final quarter that the Winston Tigers were able to cross the local goal line The Mur-rillites after making a splendid stand in the very shadow of their own goal posts and taking the bail on downs on the one yard line from the husky troopers from Twin-'vilie lust their clean slate when Wilson essayed to punt MrMichael broke through the high sehool defense and partially blocked the kick Joyce and Sapp were on the trail of the loose oval like a humid after a rabbit and Jovce snapped up the pigskin on his 12 yard line and evading a half dozen blue and white tackles toted the ball over the coveted mark for six points The game while toughly contested produced but few thrills Forward passes were as a rule rank failures and the excellent work of the ends on both teams stopped the possibility of any sensational wing springs The Busy U's Captain Clarkson an Crayton Murid's wing men played one of the best games of their career Clarkson was always the first man down the field under punts and time and again copped the opposing runner In hs tracks Crayton was In almost every play He hit his man like a catapult and was the defensive star of the game Veaeh and Brandon played well on the wings for the visitors but their work was overshadowed by the sensational play of the Charlotte end-men Lowe th elongated Charlotte center was a tower of strength both on offense and defense until an injury put him out of the game late In the special to The ObMrver BURLINGTON Nov By unanimous vote the Methodist Protestant conference in session here accepted the Invitation of Henderson to be host to the next annual gathering of the denomination and the convention in 1922 will be held In that city The Invitation was extended by Rev Pritchard and A Neese both of whom spoke briefly The Initial session of the third day of the conference began at 9 o'clock this morning with the calling of the roll of ministers and delegates This was followed by devotlonals conducted by Rev Williams of Liberty Special prayer was offered for sl wives of three ministers one minister und several laymen A brief address by Dr Andrews president of the conference marked ihe beginning of the business session for ttie morning Dr Andrews spoke relative to the work of the stationing committee of which he ls a member Rev Ii Riddle editor of The Christan Sun of tills City Rev Buck also of this city and Rev Homer t'asto founder and superintendent of tint Bethel home an Institution for tuiierculoids patients located near Asheville were introduced to the conference Rev A Gotten representative and lecturer of the anti-saloon league of the state was Introduced and delivered a forceful address loneermng the work of the anti-saloon league as it relates to enforcement of the prohibition laws Action of conference provided for publishing of the address In the church paper and the printing of 50000 copies in pamphlet form for distribution by! the various papers throughout the slate Order of the day at 10:30 was observance of prayer for the disarmament conference and prayers were offered by Rev of Rosemary Rev Kennett of Greensboro and Moton of High Point The remainder of morning session was occupied with the reading of reports of various committees The afternoon session was featured by addresses delivered by A Dixon secretary of tire board of young Isolde's work of Baltimore Md and Rev Horner Casto of tho Bethel home Asheville Both speakers discussed tho needs of their respective Interests The various churches In Burlington and nearby places will bear ministers of the conference at both services Sunday Conference adjourned at 3:30 for committee meetings The evening service started at 7:45 with song service in charge of Rev Troxler of Thomas-ulle Devotional service was conducted by Rev Relhea of Brinkleyville after which Charles Reiner Jr of Baltimore Md sang a beautiful solo Miss Flortne Rawlins muslr teacher of tho city schools also sang a solo that was well received by the large audience assembled The business of the session consisted chiefly of the reading of pastors personal reports which feature of the conference had been started but not completed at previous sessions Rev Brown of High Point presented items of apportionment of tlie financial budget of the conference one item being the Trailing down into Chuiluite the mountainsides of the "Iaml in the will come the undefeated Weaver Collette football gladiators to do battle against the agile Charlotte university eleven at Wearn held this afternoon Jl will he the first visit a Weaver athletic team has ever taken to this section of the state and the brawny fellows from Weavervllle are more than anxious to make a good showing in their debut before a Charlotte i rowd The only comparison which can be made between the two teams Is the scores of the games played ugainst the craek Pnnghum school team of Asheville The Redmon whipped the Binghanutes 20 to 7 while the collegians took the Aslie-wlians by a 21 to 14 tally Kach team is known to possess several sensational ground gainers and it would not lie surprising if the score was fairly large this afternoon with both teams participating Three Corneous bos are to be found ill the line-up of the westerners in Dove a big 165 pound end Bast left tui kle and Hell the plunging halfback lefler a liefiy guard hails trom Concord wiillb Kendall the nifty little field general makes his home in Ansonville Coach Marvin Rileh will send usual classy line-up on the field Captain Charley Miller Charlotte's McMillan Brown and Reach or Palm with Beehan at quarter will make up the bai ktn-ld That wonderful young pair of ends Austin and Porter will do wing duty in their inimitible way with Frank Austin and Brown or Pyron at the tackles and Elbott and Horne during duty at the guard positions Kuttle and Garrett will divide the work at center Coach Hitch expects a record breaking crowd to be on deck to witness his "Reds" do battle against a husky well coached college eleven The probable line-up WEAVER I' Position Rove Porter Bast Ii 1" Austin Isincc BO Illloil Robinson buttle I-cfler Horne Newton It Pyron Weaver RE Austin Kendall Meehan Dockings Jill Brown Bell It II Palm Wearer Miller (e) Referee Jackson Umpire Crayton Ileadlinesman Parr Field Judge Faul GAME AT PAW CREEK IS WON BY CHARLOTTE The North Charlotte football team administered severe trouncing to the Paw Creek team in a spirited game at Paw Creek community school yesterday afternoon The score was 14 to 2 The members of the North Charlotte team are Morie Kostler Georgia Simmons Pauline Abernathey Shannon Abernathey and Elizabeth Mtnrnons The ho played for i Paw Creek were Elizabeth Cathey Louise Hoover Beatrice Price A Dellinger and Dellinger IV Whitesides and Miss Maybello Brown of North Charlotte acted as teferees HOVE HERE Kirke one of the most popular baseball players who eer wore Charlotte regalia has been vis PORTER FRESHMEN LOSE TO SpM'lfti to The Obsmer Penn State-Navy and Dart-i mouth-Penn Games in i Limelight NEW YORK Nov 11 Football el assn of major and minor degree hold the center of the eastern gridiron tomorrow afternoon For the first time tins season lnter-seetion-ahsm is almost entirely lacking and interest will hinge on blruggles which in some eases date their in-iiil conflict back three or four decades ivei shadow lig all other battles is the game at New Haven although the Slate Svracusc-Colgate Pennsylvania -Dartmouth Harvard Brown Arnherst-WUhams Washington and Jefferson-Pittsburgh and Villa Nova-Armv classes are all of more than passing football Interest In Princeton the undefeated Yale aces its ill st real opponent Notwithstanding tin string of victories ae-curmiated by Eli this fall including the 14 to 7 triumph over the Army the fact remains that In none of these games has the blue been oppos- ed by a team of the Tigers' caliber i A triumph over old Nassau would I eliminate any doubt regarding the rejuvenation of the bulldog I A struggle of no less interest hut lacking the same traditions will be i the meeting of the Navy and Penn State on neuatral ground at Philadelphia The middies with a well-nign perfect defense will face an offense which to date has run roughshod over all opponents Ability to defeat Lehigh Carnegie Tech and Georg a Tech and to outplay Harvard for major portion of their game stamps the Pennsylvanians as a combination of far mote than ordinary power The Navy has no such defensive record notwithstanding the defeat of Princeton but it will present a defense which in all probabilities is stronger and more cohesive than ana thing that lias stepped into Penn path this fall As a result It will he necessary for the civilians to resort to- deceptive offensive and if these tactics prevail Penn State should by a moderate score Harvard Is expected to use a second string contest against Brown Brown-which should make the contest more even Dartmouth probably will have a slight edge over Pennsylvania Springfield should be easy for Cornell Ohio University Is favor-led to win from Columb a Syracuse Is figured to be two touchdowns stronger tharfH-'olgate and Pittsburgh is prepared for the usual hard battle with Washington and Jefferson gamely for every inch of ground Their best stand was made in the third period with the ball on the 20-vard line when the mard hitting Marine hackfield charged four times against the army line and were four times thrown back without an inch of gain The Devildogs scored three tnuch- ui downs in each half or the game from which Lovewell kicked five goals After each touchdown the artillery furnished an unusual in-l stance of sportsmanship bv making I the kick-off Instead of availing Itself of its privilege of receiving Thayer and Glasser of the Ma- rines excelled at carrying the ball I while Lovewell quarter ran his team with decided snap Williams Jones I Hamilton and Ivanaga for the artillery starred on the defensive Special to The Observer PINEHURST Nov 11 Irving Robeson of Rochester winner of the north and south title In 1918 and Howard Phillips of the Moore County Country elub will meet in the final of the annual autumn tuorna-ment at Pinehurst on Saturday Both survivors had to play their best golf to win their semi-final matches today Robeson whri won by 2 and 1 against II Blue a promising local youngster gathered in four birdies on difficult holes and finished the match with a 4 for a round a round of 75 Phillips was 3 down to Charlton Becker at the eleventh but overtook his opponent on the home green and won at the nineteenth hole Portfolios or Boston Bags suit TRIPPED DE BT I PJ r- Techs Win Out by Great Final Period Rally Faucette Scores on Field Goal Hess Makes Tally Another Younger HHTILLEHTMEN Special to The Observer FAYETTEVILLE Nov The football team from the Marine station at Paris Island defeated the 17th field artillery by a score of 41 to 0 here this afternoon scoring six touchdowns and five free goals The Marines presented a powerful and plunges and the locals showed i fff( nsive and a defense that the ability to advance the ball at all army plavers were unable to break tmles Chester was held for downs down The game was much harder only twice fought than the score would Indicate CHESTER Nov 11 The fast and snappy freshmen football eleven of the University of South Carolina went dewn to defeat this afternoon before the unbeaten team of the Chester high school by a score of 19 to 7 The battle which was fiercely and bitterly contested from start to finish opened with Chester kicking to Carolina who held them Chester scored first on end runs and line plays PYRON This is tint' of the hardest working members of Conoh aggregation which flushes with Weuter eollege at Wettrn field this uflcrnoon' I'y Ls a tackle and a gootl one FOOTBALL RESULTS I 7 (1 State 3 Elon 0 Guilford 0 Florida 9 Alabama 2 Trinity 17 Wake Forest Lynchburg 7 Hampton-Sidney 7 Birmingham Southern 14 Chattanooga 7 Spring Hill 7 Howard 0 Presbyterian 27 Wofford 0 Baylor 21 Simmons 0 Coe 38 Knox 0 Texas 54 Mississippi Aggies 7 Ames 7 Kansas 0 George Washington 7 Galludet 7 High School (a ns-s Charlotte 9 Winston-Salem 6 Concord 7: Statesville 0 lloik Hill 41 Winnsbnro 0 Training hobl 47 York 0 Chester 19 Freshmen 7 YORK COUNTY HONORS WORLD WAR VETERANS Col 'John Frost of Spar-j tanburg Delivers Armistice Day Address at Rock! Hill to The Observer ROCK HILL Nov county citizens from every nook and corner today assembled in Rock Hill 1 for the purpose of taxing in the York county fair and taking part in the celebration of Arnistlce Day It was a gala occasion anil the assembled multitude took full advantage of the opportunity to kill two birds with one stone Hundreds from Chester and Lancaster counties were here also and Joined wih the throngs of real- dents In honoring the memory of the 1 men of the world war who lost their lives on the sunny fields of France and to pay homage to the hundreds of former serevice men who had an important part in the exereses during the forenoon The city was in holiday attire flags and bunting flying from every business house Sunday observance was never so rict as was the order of the day even (same of the drug stores being closed a goodly portion of the day Business was suspended that all might Join In honoring the memory of fallen heroes and paying homage to those who returned Col John Frost of Spartanburg delivered the Armistice Day address i DR GREGGERSON LECTURES HERE TONIGHT! A large audience is expected to gather tonight in the banquet hall of the Selwyn hotel when Dr James Greggerson said to be the world's leading exponent of the principles of chiropractic will speak on "The Last The lecture will begin at 8 and the public at large lias touchdown came after the artillerymen who were placing recovering a fumbled punt their first game as a team fighting Norris goal from placement Brown For Winston Touchdown Joyce Substitutions For Charlotte: Partridge for Brown Woodside for Lowe Brown for Partridge Smith for Clarkson Partridge for Brown Whitlock for McNinch For Winston Davis for Watkins Fall Riverite to Play Here Brother of Kid Demoe of Southern League Fame Anthony Demoe brother of the famous Demoe of Southern league fame has sent In his contract with the Charlotte Hornets for next season Like his far famed brother Anthony is an Infielder He is a native of Fall River Mass the city which has produced such wonderful ball players as Larry Lajoie Danny Murphy Jean Dubus Morgan and Artie Butler He ls not much larger than a pint of cider but there is a goodly in that pint and the little Fall Riverite will give all opposition a mighty good run for their money next spring Demoe is a hrad working youngster full of life and dash a sensational fielder and a clever heady batsman While his batting average does not reach Ty Cobbian proportions he gets on about as often as the npxt one and makes an Ideal leadolt man Fall River baseball pxperts predict that the latest "Kkl" of the Demoe race will be a greater ball player than his brother which will be plenty good enough for Charlotte STATESVILLE ELIMINATED BY CONCORD HIGH 7 TO 0 Special The Observer KTAThSVILLE Nov 11 Con- cord defeated the local high school' football team here today by the score of 7 to 0 Concord's success was due i Presslev and Kirkpatrick of Ches- with well executed forward passes They would not have scored except for a fumble by one of men Chester Inst another chance to score by being called for time at the end of first half with the ball on the two yard line and goal to go ter gained well through the line while Robinson Brice and Harrell The Charm of the Colonial Period is preserved faithfully In Biggs Colonial Furniture To buy Biggs' Furniture is to make an investment In contentment NESMITH CO Inc I East Fifth Street HOF hlLICI tl CHRISTMAS CARDS IN BOXES With Ilnvclois's to Match as Follows: Box 20 Cards 20(1 Box 10 Cards 100 Box A 10 Cards 100 Box 15 Cards 120 Box 15 Cards 60 Box 12 Cards 30 POSTAGE PREPAID I VAN NESS CO SIN Tryon Phone 744 Personal Engraved CHRISTMAS CARDS SHOO'D CERTAINLY BE ORDERED THIS WEEK A Book Store of Rare Excellence Office Suppliers anil Furnishers SPEAKING OF HATS We want you to iting friends in the Queen City tor gained on end runs Harrell made the past two days Bob took in tlie I nice gains for the locals after receiv-Hanson-EUis wrestling match Thors- ing forward passes from Itrice Car-day night and Charlotte-Winston olina was unable to gain through football game yesterday He will re- Chester's line or around ends so they turn to his home in China Grove resorted to overhead attacks where-today I by they netted some excellent gains A Warm Sweater Coat Special to The Observer NORFOLK VA Nov Staging a combination overhead and line attack that swept North Carolina State's defense lik ea cyclone Virginia Tech this afternoon in the annual classic between the two schools came from behind with seeming defeat staring them in the fart to nose out a 7 to 3 victory More than 8000 fans equally divided in their support of the two teams witnessed the battle It was one of the most desperate closely fought games ever staged by the two colleges ancient rivals and from start to finish the outcome was in doubt Hopelessly the two elevens struggled through the first half without scoring The ball was almost continuously in midfield and both teams were repeatedly forced to resort to punting to get the pigskin out of the danger zones In he third quarter superior punting gave the ball to Carolina on the Tech 30 yard line when Faucette with Whitaker holding the oval negotiated a pretty field goal as has been seen on the loeal gridiron in many seasons Led by the State band probably 1000 rooters cheered for State Pandemonium reigned on the Carolina side of the field They were particularly elated because Tech punters twice tried to negotiate a field goal and failed In the final quarter with fresh men in the line-up Tech staged a wonderful drke down the field after securing the ball on State fumble in midfield registering three first downs by completing four forward passes These coupled with line plunging put the hall on 10 yard line From this point from a fake forward pass formation that sucked the State defense in Hess drove through State's right taekle for 10 yards and a touchdown Wallace kicked goal Line-up and summary: Have Your Ever Worn a Florsheim Shoe It gives uncompromising satisfaction It will merit your wholehearted approval $1065 $1185 $1220 Long Co 33 Trade Kt Charlotte C- Plow I'tidv flic Cotton Stalks And Starve tlie Boll Weevil Join tho Red Cross Fought for You anil See Them Roll November 17 to 19 forward passes by Davenport Iowa perhaps the great-! est Institution promulgating the science In the world and holds the post of chief lecturer at the institution Prior to the awakening of his interest In chiropractic Dr Greggerson was one of the leading advertising men in the country but left his former calling and devoted him-sel to chiropractic Following his graduation with a degree in chiropractic he devoted 'himself to his chosen work and in six years had one of the largest clienteles ever known Later he was cal'ed to the faculty of the Falmer school for which he has since been touring the country lecturing on the science Ricard in line wus the stdr for Uoficord Guy and Alexander In hackfield and Gibson were stars for Siatesville Concord's touchdown came in second quarter on forward pass by Satterfield to Propst Statesville came very near scoring in the last quarter when Coley intercepted forward pass for a 25 yard run WEAVER TEAM ARRIVES Weaver coach of the "Weaver football team which plavs Marvin Reds at Wearn field this afternoon been issued an invitation to attend! Dr Greggerson is connected with the Palmer school of chiropractic at1 arrived in Charlotte from Weavervllle last night with a large squad of foothalltHlN Mr Weaver refused to make a prediction on the probable outcome of game but said he would guarantee that his men would play a clean game of football and would give the locals a mighty sweet battle had rather show you first and talk about it was the way the Weaver coach expressed himself Anita Stewart who is known as one of the best dressed women on the screen believes that good taste in dress can be summed up in possessing the appropriate costume for all occasions In Question of Honor" for mountain climbing she wears ft sport suit of tan covert cloth In place of the short skirt slie wears knickers which are the newest smartest and most sensible for sport of this kind High laced boots and a scarlet tam of shunter add the final touches to this bt coining and swagger outfit is just the thing to protect yourself from body exposure these cool days A good companion to have on the side lines or on the links We have a complete assortment in heavy and medium weights in all the wanted colors and sixes We Are Closed Today selves on being in position to fit your head both in size and tasto They are Quality Hats at a fair price $500 rr FALL SUITS $30 ue OVERCOATS $3250 UP PROF GRIER DROPS DEAD AT DUE WEST SC DUE WEST Nov II The sudden death of Prof Paul Living stone Grier father of Pri'sidence It Grier of Erskine eollege while attending tlie Nett lie rry-Erskine foot baa I game here (his afternoon put stop to a homecoming celebration that was in progress at Erskine college this afternoon The game was in (lie third quarter tlie score being Erskine 18 New-lK'rry 13 and it was agreed by both teams that the contest should not he enunted ns a game An alumni banquet that had been planned for tonight as earn vied The Bible is on an average translated into ten now languages every yea i Dome of the famous palace of jus- tice In Brussels is mude of papier- I piache I an grade'" are two brands of leather goods which -tarn! the tests of strength durability appearance and price They are Just a little better and not as ex- pensive even as I Touchdown Hess Field goal i heaper bags! They are First downs Carolina naqP State Virginia Tech 1 Completed forward Carolina Slate 1 Virginia Tech 5 Goal from touchdown Wallace Penal ties Vir ginia three for 15 yards Carolina S'ate two for 20 yards Officials: Referee McOoffln Michigan) Umpire Glass (Lehigh) Headllnes-man ltarry (Georgetown) Hubsti-tions For Carolina State: Vansant for Bostlun: for Virginia Tech: Rae for Moore Sheretz for Rae Beck for Jones Dean for Beck Resh for Baker Rhodes for Hardwick Man Who Supply Co The Office 231 Tryon 34 Tryon 4.