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Show iTAilid.. J 1 VOL ! It' m 23. 4 HP IWTIE? . t" - ,' - . f'.m . PROVO,. UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. BY OFFICERS TC3) " . three sections ? v" ' '. - ' 'PRICE TWO CENTS. f '. .'--.-- " . LEHlbAKAiit sirasFE 'CONFISCATED TAKIfCTHEME . PRIflTIGPI tESSBROUGHT LARGE STILL iYANKS WIN FROM GIANTS ' 4 . . rTT TC T TvT TTs TT --- mm U1VERSITOEAM YOUNG GLMIZEF MAKESGOO0SIIOWINGIN aiWIIC0LOS SA1URDAY REIISEEAKERSAYS familiar Lord knew the end from LV in viswn - with4 Burglars Enter Garage by By International News Service, Greek Is Arrested Nine Hours th "The ' Wginn'iug piidltiiety' that the the automobile, . SATURDAY FOOTBALL RESULTS. ' NEW YORK, Oct. 13.The Yanks came back Saturday Back-or window in Smilli disparaged Eldmr . the lj el and Raising achievements oft iwventipus After Operations Colo. Starting : At Collinsf Br Fort i i " YriJr6rC0loradoAggles--14.:u rt.u: present day would lie brought thought that this age is superior in Building. in. American Fork. At Salt Lake City U. of Wyoming 0, U, of U. 79. He BWer Joseph- Field-- .intelligence to p'aarages. want piicners on me mouna aDout as rapidly as Mcuraw Denver-Ur4,-Grl - Atlam and Aln'MhatH Toe-- final score was couia warm,tnera-tip.- AiMstles at the Utah stake quarter were as Intelligent as men", today. I hf thii American leacniera. : SCORE BY QUAUTERS. inv Wer Abrhham living now, he would N1NE JENTlJilES ly foiifertnue uus morning. Babe Ruth distinguished himself by fannine twice. SHERIFF BOYD AND STOLEN and thi: lie standing in the front as tide'scnpe preds'the printing : . OTHERS CONDUCT RAID ' 0 7 7 Colorado Aggies and Twice more he was walked. (Himpass, he I'splaiifed, bad been In his day. "But automobiles brought forth for the usheriujf til Iiettispaier8 were not for his day. The Yanks started the game with a rush, scoring six 0 0 6 B. Y. U. of the gospel Other inventions and But thutjloes not prove that he was times in "a hitting bombardment seldom seen in a world Owners as we not tire. as were for the Suspicion Garage modern intelligent improvements Largest and Most Complete promulgating of the gosnel. , series, game -.The The lieginning verses of the GosThree Fellows Who Were r , - The Giants were held down by Shawkey's fine pitching J Still Ever Operated in people of the world are lMtrmitted to pel of St. John were quoted to show at Garage Friday, Herald Staff Correspondent. By use them and hut.tueee that knowledge of great modern until the eighth when the .National leaguers broke through Utah County. FORT Oct. 13. The Brigham Young uni- -. Colo., was from COLLINS, be by taken will possessed away improvements blessings and drove the Yank hurler to the showers." The Giants got theunless the people repent of Jesus', but they were not for his day. conference infants, threw a them Mountain Rocky versity, in the ninth, Young getting a three in the eighth and one (Special 'to the Herald.) Bitt -- ancient prophets were their sins. ' bomb into of Colorado the lair the Aggiesjn the third quarter . homer in the Jast session. Retribution mores swiftly In Utah LEHI, Oct 13. Xlneteet auto to see them in vision. They e The conference attendance did The 10 inner tulies wcre stolen rjfthefirst conference-gamplayednheferaturdayT and a in tires as were this demdnstra.-teday This brought.forth has been not reach the ten percent asked for county: v univerheld week a who the at Street thes State from BOX SCORE Chicago means ago only Aggies, and of mighty Garage promulinstituting Witt opened this afternoon's 1 repeatedly but perhaps not so by he stake presidency but filled store, sity on Stagg's, field to a 12 to 0 score, were unable to keep The speaker IiChi, opposite the Lehi gam by singling to center. Dtigan the lower part of the., tabernacle gating the gospeL swiftly as in the case of Andrew Babe Ruth fouled to Snyder. YANKS well. The Provo" Fifth ward, made reference, to the use of the sometime Saturday morning about the infants from crossing the goal line for a touchdown. fairly Greekstruck three timet and. cantered with 8 per cent of its memljership, radio In Provo and Springville and 4 o'clock. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ' polu' After the Colorado Aggies had scored a touchdown and The burglars entered the garage elsewhere as a means of bearing R. Meusel Witt, cf .... back to the- - bench. Tett days ago Polus rented a place present stood in the lead. w'hlch they had a goal," netting seven points, they felt assured that everya window recent church of the services the through who to Bancroft Witt got grounded The singing service was by the Dugan, 3b .. in American Fork from Bishop raised. Xo one seems to have seen thing was going to be for Colorado. conference. at second, Friaca making the put-o- Ruth, rf .... '' T. Gardner, chairman of the Springville Fourth ward Choir. The The choir James our. .' sang, "O Ixird. When or heardauythiug ahout-th- e R. Meusel, If Young players, determined not to be held scoreless, selection was "Calvary."... opening In leaving the garage marched down the field towards the Utah ceunty eemiulsston: r He gars. was offered by Elder WHt Thou Set Thy TeopleFree" Bancroft, first np ot theBlants; PlppT-Aggies' goal line and .' Prayer cither taken Benediction was pronounced by the thieves had moved his belongings to the new Andrew Kmidson. The choir sang, Ward, 2b ....... 3 went Hunter over for a touchdown," Mansori, halfback, Young or else machine some oil for their M. Jensen. J. Elder ' flew to Ward. Friaeh singled to cen- Schang, c 3 home from Murray Thursday night "O, It Is Wonderful." B. Y. U. n' . The failed in x i the a i iH .i had knocked ward Sixth kicking The leaving goal. against tap provided Provo, ,i lit, Scott ss f wr, nuuj xuiiuk litaLYU uukic 5 Pl&sident J. William Knight was the singing he went back to Murray and brought service in the after- - it open, for niore Jhan 30gaJloBS a stiperbHbrand of ball, going ' played Dixonatutibaek, left, Friach stopping at second. ET Shawkey,' p ..... 3 from there a large fl gallon cop of oil ItadTun all" over the floor. the line time and again. His kicking was alsdgodd. grounder to Ward Pennock, p great gospcTTuessage Unit '"BatTwHiie The garage Is operated at present through ! still for the manufacture of liquor. who nabbed Young at second, Scott Imiv considerable ground, making long funs around Lnfternf thu nrrmhet the Taylor gained ' and Wilson Thrasher. Bros, by TotalS r. r. VTT. 37 8 13 27 12 1 getting the out he worked hardtj,,,. faints and felt, in the language morning well as ends as through the line. Frlday the three The 0. management suspicions 0 Giants GIANTS. - J -- and was : ' f f - - forth,"-declnre- t-Legan Quoriim-of-Twv- e- lie-d- , .- 014 id 06 " -- , yi , - " enjoy-the- nv - priVil-edge- d -- d I. Co-o- p - - , nt The - p- ri -- Menael-sen- t-a . 8corer-Tan- ks was of the song just rendered, "O, It Is young fellows who were nt the garAB. R. H. PO. A E. In putting up the still, which The revelation- of FIRST QUARTER. , age Friday looking over some tires. 0 3 0 one of the most complete ever seen Wonderful" ' Bancroft ss line. Bird ' , Aggie kick-of- f. 0 0 1 2 0 inthiscounty and at Uo clock that V Taylor returns ball to According to the story told Deputy Groh, 3b a nM th V who invest f to Kherif ( ": Birk, Igatcd gains tive yards. .4 OS. frisch,.2b he had the-- fi resoles- - inf Saints, according President to the robU'ry. three young fellows ... 2 4 0 0 .0 morning Young, rf . Reed returns ball, downed by Kimball on line. under ...were burn strong turner bis KnighU they over pressure gasoline looked a 1 1 litis Chandler 4 E. Meusel If ... driving out command- bounds of Dixon to 25 ball who to carries the the the blaze full under Aggies punt at obligation keep iUso ing large 1 vin store 2 in 0 and the tires .the Stengel, cf r 4 nients of God. Hm-- nction was in still. 0 0 the store room. There was only one yards around the end, making first down. - Bird gain three Cupiingham, cf " He worked fast filling his five cumbent, not merely as a personal 0 0 2 tire that would fit the car but they yards. Forward pass, Dixon to Bird, fails. Keli), lb to Music Department of Store did not even 50 gaUon barrels with mash and matter, but as an example 1 0 0 -- Dixon kicks to Aggiei0-yar- d Snyder, c purchase that one. lineand'Aggieis "downed-- in to Put Music Into Hopes 0 0 0 poured two quarts of yeast into ot.hers and as a means of inspiring also had some repairs done to J, 8cott P !.... They Ike Latter-dahis tracks of in children the the of the by Young. faith each barrel gallons Home, on not 0 0 Twenty 0 the car but could pay for it Ryan, p Every ".. Saints. line." 1 0. 0 Aggies kick, Taylor returns ball to Aggies' whiskey ran through the still once. account of not having any money. McQuillan, p . . . a 7 :45 o'clock evening 1 At in . . . . 0 Friday 0 One of the owners of the garage Dixon makes five yards. Bentley, p Bishop Isaac Jacob, recently 0 0 hn automobile rushed into the stalled in the Bonneville ward, The Bates Stores company music has gone to Salt Lake City In an" 0 McGuire. p.... t Aggies tighten. B. Y. U. completes 0 0 dooryard of Polus and four husky dwelt on the importance of bgl ng 0 0 Journard, p . . . . to get trace of the car, . a very inter- to Swensonr mumuiices lent ueimriul the ...... 0 the! 0 tOTenhell actively engaged in workingtu novel Dixon v fails in hier attempted place kirk 0-- 4 T bouse where they weregreeted or kingdom of God asarmeans or gain- est ing and 0 Barnes, p the cause of good music in the Polus with the laconic statement, ing a testimony of the truthfulness line. make . five make down. first Aggies 'Aggies yards. The of ProVoand vicinity. 37 4 13 27 7 1 "I'm catched.' Totals . homes of the Gospel. r. B. Y. U. breaks Aggies' fancy ehiftf Aggies make three 1 of this department, in au At 9 o'clock Polus was given a Batted for McQuillan in seventh. President George- - II. Brinihall manager a Herald reporter with interview yards. after Jail the in Utah county berth of the . siKike on the impartnnce 1C..-..I.- I 1 . .1 . I Ran for Bentley in seventh. .1.1 that Saturday niovnjng, . stated ior jftggies, inrowingjnem. he had been Iwoked on a charge of, ,H.liti(ms to God offered in the rellg ow miK&wy oreaiis up . JButted for Jounard eighth. success of jn lo Theunqunlificd ing in his a loss. for kick. Bird throws Aggies for loss. Fourth Aggies R.H.E. having Intoxicating liquors ions gatherings of the Saints. They last rears plan, when a phono- Score by innings: 100 0008 13 1 possession. Yanks' should receive the earnest attention graph as given away, the company minute to play. down, five yards to go, one-ha- lf 01 wer raid the The officers making of nil nrcsi'nt and should not come has 'decided to go the limit this Giants 1 . . .7 000 000 0314 13 1 on own ball line. Aggies pass failed. Utah's F. B. D. e hits Witt Sheriff J. Boyd. Deputy written on year in gnmg ineir cusiomcia u t.i. the mind as though Summary: Two-ba- s makes five formation on line buck.-from Taylor .if punt yards Durrant 2. It. Meusel, Ruth. Home ru- n- Roiier. Marshall Walter oiled pr.per. II.' referred to tliej inn for their money." Ity S. I). wvi:u. At end of federal has Utah a first the ball on its News Service Staff quarter Sacrifice hits Schang, American Fork and rent advance of mankind' "Through Young. ' ' This year a beauurul piano will lnternationai line. agent working under th Correspondent. and inventors and ascribed lie Shawkey, Witt. Double plays be will s.- giwu away., tine ticket of of God. The , Shawkey to Dugan to Pitt, Dugan direction of Joseph E. Richards. all to the inliii-alionB. U. Score Y. 0. Aggies-0the each purchase r.RUUN'. Oct. 13. By a vote of w. With Polus Were, brought to' the inrVlligcliec of Cod is not lnjuted to given with to Pitt. Left oji ;;l; lo 21, the; Helchsrag today Giants 12. Bnss on balls Off sheriffs office, the still with all its spiritual things.- All advancement first sixty phonographs. THIRD QUARTER. Inhere are no strings attached to iiiisscd the nutliorizaliou act con Shawkey 3, off Pennock I, off Ryan different parts, the gasolne firessuri! is die to the inspiration of God. the the third period-by'MJigle states, uixm powers began dictatorial kicking to Taylor on 1. the ferring in malinger 1, off McQuillan 1, off Jounard Imrner. 20 callous of whiskey The sad thing is Hint mankind this offer." added attraction Streseinann government. the line. Taylor returned the ball 27 yards. : HitsOff Scott, 4 in 1 Inning (none three kegs and a sack or wheat, lu.siionlil in the sunshine of all "but it is just tin It was reiKirtcd that Chancellor out in second iuning) ; off Ryan, 2 mash. 250gallons, was poured out tll),se ,iesslngs without acknowledg- - to induce folks to put music in for holding. Young punted " Young was penalized homes. We believe that noth- Streseln.'itin would dissolve 4he out of their in inning: off McQuillan, 5 in on the ground at tue nine 01 v. , iuc great ing will do so much to shape the Itiechstag, taking complete responthat inspiration. danger. . 5 3 inaings; off Jounard, 1 lu Aj rum us wng 8iho part of the whiskey ; ing , Saints. the I.atter-daRiddle fumbled and on was down his line of decisions. a course young nil and for government Aggies jiu , to President lirljnhall destinycareer as tho refining influ- sibility iuum, laing: on ijuriies, u 72-golmt through the still. according conducwas . out of The voting Reichstag off Shawkey, 12 in punted danger. , , innings; Pom made no resistance ai uie wa8 t0 be ioa(iPrg i spiritual things. ence of good music Certainly noth- ted with cards.- - Supporters of the off Pennock, 1 in 1 Mormons' ball on Aggies' innings. appearance or tne oiuccrs line. Young was penal- -: to act lu have the authority will muu w """They devised bring with hlte by cards, voted Penyet 8truck out By Shawkey 2, by dictatorship off-sid- e. to the showed of ficiaUy. It Is the ing a influence to the home at least the opponents with red cards while keLfive yards for nock 1, by Scott 1, by McQuillan 2, ment where the still was beiug op-- i cod's name, characterlstlct of the this conThe line held like a stone wall. sIK,r.mortai the with Young The :7 " and greatest blue cards. had 2. expense Barnes Uif by pitcher was by wonaii mash and the erated of v these Vlew Fourth Inning. things, in 4.nur(.ni will the photograph Dixon than return. who failed to venience, collected. were i: punted tailiddler It of Ruth walked aa an opener, and O'Connell by Shawkey. Briuihall; roarlngly in the barrels from the of card "today. True reproductions This was a fateful day for the Taylor returned Houser's punt 18,yard3, placing the ball i nt tho utmost imnortance that. Uiejworld's R, Meusel struck out Pipp sent a Dugan to , Pipp. now republic-EarGroh walked. feet of the yeast. artlstsare the greatest in tlutmorulug ly ld on the Aggies' d line. . fini,iterTjettttons-to-GodTbou.. . ; long single to left Ruth going on Frlsch was out on foul to Plpp- r- 4 Saturday morning at the command of thoWfortunrite leaders to third. Ruth scored on Ward's ana enough to possess this modern chancellor warned political en before Judge James B. Tucker. wive ernest consideration Manson Bird held for rid- - gain. , three Score Tanks 8, Giants 0. gained yards. the disolve would Reichstag he that a enter to not was v was pica He to ' left Schang out on4 ready single should have voiced approval at the csscntlon. .It Is no longer a ques20 yards and Mor-- if ids bill did not get the necessary Dixon broke through the Aggie line-r- for Eighth Inning. cash close. a fly to Frisco. Scott was out on and was put under a $300 tion of "can: I afford my faihily a two third to enact It There .was mons threatened Aggie goal. Jonrnard took. McQuillan's place bond w will He bond." or to Bancroft$1000 surety fly ? The choir sang, f'Zlon Stands imonograph?" It is now. "Can I an atmosphere of tension 'and hostilon the mound for the Giants. Dugan xvianson piungea over ior iirst toucnaown. iiufojn lailed -Monday when it is under With Hills Surrounded." 8tengel walked. : Kelly singled to afford not to give, my family out, Groh to Kelly. Ruta dou- appear . or ity when the Reichstag convened to kick goal. v , a enter left Stengel, and Snyder were was Smith gmuy. of phonograph T 1... To..nli Flntdlnir vl. piea - stood he wiu foulMeusel R. to bled field. right ifter Its recess from iuursin in a double play, Shawkey canght DttfJTTlCCT?drA Ie.wlU,jJ2Pearmrrorein walkedand -Bancrofts efore ThCTialloUugTiega uTleaders next- ween ; no DugantdrPIpp."McQulllan was out on WardPipp ext)resgei the belief that the tircsent lile." siivs this progressive- firm of the German iicoples party feared gained eight yards. s Uner to Ban al officers sometime .. ; . nis poss. in s tanned. - ' machine a this with own since the to wonderful haring most "for charged age is everyone the croft .r? 35 yards on forwardnass from Houser to Score Yanks 8, Giants 0. Aggies gained and fiDeratlnn a still without lieginning of the world God Is bring- year and we feel sure we will have that the socialist Democrats would comYoung beats out a bit to Dugan. havtnir taken out a license. fifth Inning. if we throw their strength, with the line. ' ireiieisen. Aggies' ball on Young ing to pass the marvelous work and dono something 'worth whilu music authorithe who munists opposed $1000. Shawkey singled to left Witt B. Meusel singled to left, Young lovo of good cost him another tho can foster Riddle 20 may the made of prophets, wonder around by end. left Reid took it to spoken to yards in to third. Stengel tingled was ont Snyder to Kelly. Xngan sation law. Already the socialists B. Y. At" the sheriffs office Polus. said. It Is the day spoken in our community." one-yar- d U.'a line wlthJ and Riddle carried over Into it for a touchentered have sent a fly to B. MeoaeL Ruth riehL acorinc Young, the first Friday night set forth his phil- ho partnership will be of by the prophet Joel when the .The details of this plan fanned. Second time this game the muni ta ret home this game. E. of The Sun- the communists In Saxony, wnere down and then kicked own goal on broken English. In another found out page his be should God of osophy poured to spirit Meusel vent to third and 8tengel "Babe" whiffed the atmosphere. . Third period ended with ball in Aggies possession on ihey dcmoluate the government .- He- - approved what day Herald."Making whiskey i like playing Bancroft was out Ward to Pltm. second on Ruth's - error. Meusel poker. You no play, you maka no on all fleshand a similar coalition la under their In givline. said , . Brimhall had President was throwing Groh out on fly to R. Meusel Frlsch scored while Ward Thuringla. money," said Polo. "Yon play, you ing scientific progress and Invention "RADIATOR MECHANIC HERE. way in . ScoreAggies 14, B. Y. U. 6. ont on ny to Buta. Karl that is uaacK, learned Kelly out at first, Stengel going to win and mayge yon win. It Lake You jClty, get to the 3. L. Mitchell, of Salt of God, even third. 8temrel scores while Scott FOURTH QUARTER. Score Yanks 8. Giants 0. chief propaganda agent of the Mos You get thnnch inspiration God is not 'always given an expert radiator" mechanic has cow oovernuient. Snvder out at first catched, you pay fine.more whiskey thmwin has vuddehly re Sixth Inning. ball takes to Aggies' the Young been Battery maka Parry start line; kicks on third empUyed,by But lose, you notwithstanding for credit it R. Meusel out fly to Kelly. Pipp O'Connell, batting for Journard, and maka more money.-- ' the to appeared in Germany but ta Keep down. This . addition, here. Station .. I., the believed f- Ban ha balL Ditched Inspiration, hit br this fouled to Snyder. Ward's User was w comnGerman The " 1n I- Jall.t nreaent see to be the most ungodly force will make it possible for this ing hiding." "Mart they xnt yon dont-carColorado returns makes down on first punting. croft singled to right Groh walked. by Young to Issued order grabbed by Frlsch. has munist their party since the beginning. It is getting fast growing concern to give raising his bands In a Younar sinrled to left center. E. ftllln Hi hanea. en- all members to "keep themselves in cross buck by Dixon. to and ineir attention careful men usual manner. night to find his day "Sleep to be the exceptional Meusel out 8hawkey to Pipp. Sten- Manager Hoggins' pulled not Dixon makes 20 yards around left end. Young penalwork outside, i Nice warm who believe In Jesus Christ as the larged business. Mr. Mitchell comes readiness for possible' action gel aingled to left Young went to nltcber. sending Pennock to stop Never an winter. than later Monday." of line his ized in You 15 yards for holding. recommended you lose, a room The sent highly world. of Frisch speaker the fly Redeemer tiura on nelly's long fly toRnth. the Giant raUy. A curious feature of the Reichstag holds Aggies for downs. ' Dixon kicks to the maka more whiskey and maka had recently read In a: Joke column work. v Young oui at secona on ony to Scott chief waa the " opponetns battle that 8. wherein more Giants to money." a Score Tsnks 8, di r's grounder, Dugan to Ward. a reference passage the field and Aggies substitue backs. of the dictatorship, law were na middle ANOTHER DIVIDEND' Ninth Inning. Score Yanks 8, Giants 0V the prophet Nahnm speaks of char-lor- a " communista twoi line noma, uame enaa with the bail in th mld(! a and com-- tionaiisu roung Blossom Iron The Mining the for in the was torches Barnes with Jostling pitching Seventh Innln." was out on 34 No. Stemrerfanned.' dividend Kelly was 4K)UtlcaLJacUfiiuUhflOul(LjBir:tyi Scott Hchanafanned. hat pany streets ami suggesting JoeularlyhaU Bchang singled to eantsr. Soott niiint. The dlvi oppoisce views jvganuiia -Coach Hugh and the famous Agsries are Burerised oven was out Kelly anasslsted. Schang an easy out Groh to Kelly., ren afl fdWIft" the prophet must have been familiar at 2U, cents ner share. 8, Giants 4. U The ment Ysnks Score Either party, wowa estab the resul tof the S2S,O0O. to amount will dend . nnrk Smith fanned, Elder went to second on the out Shawkey automobiles. the exceptional playing of the ce with game and Yanks ' stands Hemes now homer Into right books close October 10 and dividends lish a ruthless, dictatorship if it out on fly to Stengel. Witt, out Yonng sent thought the Joke was .on the infants." 2. ' into power. supreme Giants got Ward was out. October nald Meusel be will E. Z, center. had Nahnm for the Prophot Bancroft to Kelly. " Next game SnnosT afternoon, Cunningham, "batting. f Bentk-- , batting for McQuillan, m Plnn. singled to lert McGuIre, running for Bentley. Bancroft and McGnlre out on sensational double play, Second' Inning. Pipp singled to centerf ield. Ward to the same garden. Schang singled was safe at first on Pitcher Scott's fumble' of the ballT Schang went to third on the play, and the bags were loaded with Yanks. Muggy licGraw pulled Pitcher Scott and rushed Byan to the rescue. As a rescuer Ryan was all to the 8 hawkey raised a high sacri-fly- tn center, and Yank catcher hurried home with first nra."f Scott scored on ts double to left center. Witt was out on Dugan's smash to Groh. Oroh tagging Rnth was "walked. R. MeuseLtrip-le- d to deep left, scoring Dugan and Ruth-- . Rescuer Ryan was sent to the showers and rescuer McQuillan went to the Giant mound. Pipp sent a fly to Stengel, and the hit massacre was ended. Stengel 'walked. Kelly singled to right Snyder was out on a foul to Schang. McQuillan went out, Pipp to Shawkey, Kelly going to second, atid Stengel went to third. Bancroft filed to Meusel, leaving two on the bases. Score Yanks 0, Glnnts 0. Third Inning. . .Ward walked. Schang was otit on a sacrifice; McQuillan to Kelly. Scott, singled to center. Shawkey fouled to Snyder. Ward scored on Witt's double to left. Dugan sent a lly to Stengel Groh was out, Ward 'to"" Pipp. Frlsch singled to Centerfleld. Young was out on a fly to Schang. Meusel fanned. Score Yanks 7, Giants 0s ... BATES CO. GIVE - 12 .,. 40-ya- rd "T""7. PIANO AWAY .... 30-ya- rd h -- y t, 30-ya- rd ef-fo- 00 ...... ahort-pass-Tay- lor ' fronrt method-to-stinm-l- ate 0-- DICTATORIAL - -- RULE GIVEN 1 1 A lancynni 20-ya- rd j 35-ya- rd ' ' buses-t-iaii- t . ''YV isk 10-ya- rd 15-yar- ds 2-- 3 - i -- 3 - ier-sou- 's I -- 20-ya- rd - 3 48-ya- rd ?. :: them-aroun- d . , 32-yar- " " " ' . - J SO-ya- rd -- - - - 42-ya- rd . i .i. 20-ya- rd - e . . . of ;- t d'"" - iou- "i con-feren- Joke-wwke- - BEGWS IN THE HERALD TODAY; READ IT. NEW SERIAL STORY, "THE SECRET ADVERSARY," ... ,v |