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Show JERSEY NOW IN HIGH FAVOR; QUAINT CHALLIS IS REVIVED TIIF KI'ANNII FORK RF. New Grid Uniform - One-Pie- ce KPAN1f FORK. IT" FOUR CLEVELAND GRIDDERS RETURN full bak of the I'ordhsm u dwrslty foot ball team, wearing ti e nvw one plec old type ult uniform and carrying In bl band. Tho Jersey and Iha paoig are not delathuhl and gla an over all effect, It will b lighter lo wear than th old uniform and greater speed Is then-fu- r anticipated among (ha Chart- lleculawl-'g- , varsity Coach Jack Wilce Chuckles at Glowing Prospects. Jnk trouble. hmk. (f3 lit sixteen year a football roach, ha had hi Wlleo, In Ohio Flat lowing team ar bothersome, an-fotgef th rhnmplonhlp eleven of eight and ten year hark. Th triumph of th rant aatl-fth musing sppetlt of "Rent Michigan, "Rent llllnola, In th giant rotn-re- t stadium St hnreh l fun pt i ii .v 1 i IinJ i 0 A (I Lit dining ami dnnrlii In flattery billow y tulle, not satin mid yurgianiidy velvet ami Ilka cu.m me of alula, all ii I a relief lo luiu from rut- Ilia formality of tia oieni of llm evening lo Ilia smart-I- f alniil sport clothes which (Imlilca ilia daytime hour. Nol only ara aHrta frack eminently ruilial but alien It collie lo "style," well. Ilia aonl I written all over Hit teumuia nmilcls, aieelnlly of Jem j, for leraey la rerfnlnly outlining any . I'Wluui reeoril In nIijI of Headed hy lam R.ikowkl. th stl American tackle, th Fifth City hat tnlhm contribute more player to th lutekev force than any oilier lty t with Hi of Cotumhu. Reside Rulcouskl, one of th great ef of Ohio hint linemen, litre other Clevelander will return already having won their varsity 0"ik They Howard Ktl. Cyril burlua and Wul : w exiy-piloi- I i tj--i IT ! d ' Y 1 11 r: ter popu-lorliy- It la more thnn likely that thl on of Jersey think noaaihiya on hu lo entirely ra-- t on air mi one' hlen from ihoa of bygone days. for Jerwy In iha now ami Iha iheo henr lliila aeuihlanea. Tli new Jemey I llul light weight oua doer not mlml wear In li iha year roumL Then. loo. I here I ueh a vast diversity In put turning. coloring ami knllleil stitch a Interpreted hy nuMlern Jersey. As wo lo lie exieeled. Ilia printed vogue tin InvudiM llio Jersey reiitin arhleh meant new triumph for lerse) In the autumn i.md. one enn huy Iha moat fiiKclnuiln jemey f.ihrle till season al ilia counter, either printed or uielul luterkiiltted. or UihI which look Ilka I aeeil and aeore ol other equally v Intrlgulii type. Or one can llnd them made up In en seuibles and suits and frocks In he-lhlerln array. It seems Hint designers cunalder that Jersey I presented at Its he' when It I made up In combination ot print with plain or a dark color with a lighter shade of Iha same color Kach, by way of contrast, cuj trlves to emphasize the charm of the other. Which account for the pre ence of acores of chic costume which stress the compose of contracting Jersey. A typical Jersey cotume for fall I here pictured. The skirt I of Jungle green Jersey and It Is plaited, which give It a very Interesting treatment. The pullover and cardigan of Jersey In a lighter green are trimmed with bands of the dark green. A scarf of silk completes the a cotame. In the rculin of dress fabric., lightweight woolens are conspicuous) v In the foreground. Following the example set by sheer velvets, a large perventage of the wool fabrics Is tak- - new t duiin sloppy dully around Thuiii.vlv thing to liorciiKC gum- umSSMmm Iwwinn Typical Jrry Costum far Fall - w et time Any en: her. In la wanted I'.ejl. Planning Present Day Forward I 'ass 0Tensive or silk crepe. That Is. plaited birred atld drns-- with Jabots feu lured In profusion. For two piece Mrt model the new KaMiti like printed woolt-nore unite ie ilernh-- crl. while the thinner elm'll and other Iteer wiHiletis are being muiii exploited for Iha Informal Ims-of Iha one pieea variety. There la a touch of romance lit the thought that the preeciii vogue for printed woolen Imuld have resulted In Ihul old time fa vm lie. challls. coming Into Its own again. In the.plctur two types of printed woolen Informal frisks art shown. Koch Is nmde of chain. The me to the right Is a fns k ot ehullls printed In a floral design ot soft colors on a cream ground. Thlt frisk hits rather a wide bell elTect. scurf or Jabot at the right side of the hnjlce, und fullness giving the elTect of a drape at the left side of the skirt. A etep ln pump of blm-- glare kid. collared and heeled with reptile. Is worn with this costume. The l pump, by the way, has become so great a favorite In shoe styles that It Is taking unto Itself muny versions, chief among which Is the step-in- . The clmllla of which the frock to the rigid Is styled. Is patterned In a geometrical design In red, white ami blue, softly toned to a pieusing degree. The pipings, belt and buttons are red. The feeling for guy color Is more pronounced tlinn ever this senson. and this lovely ehullls gives emphasis to the trend for gny hues worked to- "In phmulng tt present dll) forward It I not only ad passing oflVic-lve- , vlsuhle to know the type of your tip potients' defensive iigiln-- l pas tael lea, hut to know ulso yur material at hand." write Cut Ilige, football couch of Indiana. In nn article In the Ath Thill I, firs' wlmt telle Journal kind of pmocr yu have long, abort or afieedyt Have the reeelvers height cleverness and ptd? There are llf ferent ways to forward pits Just as we have a variety of husehull pitching. "Forward puss play may he claused In three groups out. down and over The rules now state that live pus must he at least live yards buck ot the scrlmniiige line and may lie caught by any man on the end of the line nr by a back; thus six men are eligible to receive passes. Some caches build fhclr piny Into certain territories or tones, while others play s mnn Io nian game, running free lance. Out passes, although used a great deal, are considered dangerous, espe cinlly In the hud lands, for If Inter ceptod there Is not much chance to recover them. Therefore, they should he ued well down the field, have safety men and should he exeeuted with speed. The fortv-flvdegree an gle pass Is best hnndled by a couple of speedy hncks. These men can fake their run and then pnss or fake the puss and run." a r one-piec- e fcl-- Two Cleveland freshmen ot lnt venr who nr expected to till season are Roe i!t former Imke w'inmI atnr, an end. and W'lllam (Srlt flth. of Shaw, a "I- - imiiiihI guard Dick Follett. former Kowt High grldder. I also ex(Keted to Md for an end post rlon If he returns to school. Ryron Kby. Harold Kruskamp. ilvv a rd Krlss. Art lluston. tie rgo Fomh utfil M cITe Ciry. ITtire are veteran baeklleld men re The yearling offer Allen turning llolmun a choice for qunrteiluiek. Rnskowskl. Young. Allier. Sehmldi. Sibeur. Carlin. Cox hint Neser are varsity linemer returning Fred Rar-reI nn excellent 2I.Vpoiind candidate for tenter from tli freshman rank, while Grllllth. Dill and are other pntentlnlltlca. Ohio ivtute play only two Id Ten guniea nt home this year, meeting Michigan and Iowa, but play Prime-toIn Columbus 'for the first time. Three CorVerence tennis to be dnyed on the road are Illinois, Northwestern und Indiana. 8XSS enn Any he do It retire iindefeat i. hl enough the ICoblns slut I'arry Van-- , liurler, think golf I the Ideal thing to keen a pliclicr In otnlliion FeriM- - Held, home cl the Ilttshurgli IlmtcM. Ie on 11 to he one field where fluke home run are t ot hit eually. K urges, tupt. George Rich la the only two yeur letter mun In the 70 candidates to report for flrst practice Mich 1 A knee Injury, suffered hy Raymond (Iesi)has Welch, star Ivoilcrmaker dimmed footbull prospects hack, at Purdue university. are football prosjiects Georgia givod, but It Is unreasonable to believe that two great ends like Nash and Shiver will be found. The Brooklyn Robins have purchased J. II. Frederick, slugging out' fielder of the Mempnis club In the Sou'hern association. tils way in ovei rV i t - S".'' j. V ,AV ' I a v C- ',9' .; Hawley Gets Leave to Again Coach Dartmouth Jess R. Ilawtey, coach of footbull at Dartmouth for the last five seasons and four times victor over Harvard In the Green's big game, will tutor the Hanover eleven again this fall. Hurry P. Meneuge, supervisor of athletics nt Dartmouth, announces. Hawley has obtained a leave of absence from the radio firm of which he Is a director, enabling him to he with Ids team until i- - w; v Ouati Momciau winner of the recent Olympic niara-limat Amsterdam, as he uppeared ju his arrival at New York. Kl Ouali Is here to run professionally under the nmimgement of Tex Uickard. Ihigliincl . Need Soil Doctors for Golf Courses Printed Woolen Daytime Informal Frocks. fng to prints. It makes It still more Interesting that there is a sheenies, transparency and pretty fluttering sup pieties about these smart new woolens comparable to that of the daintiest silks, chiffons u)d other as equally esthetic weaves. There Is. for Instance, a sheer wool crepe called georgeuna which conies In all the modish colors of the season This Is given the same soft styling as one would give a delicate georgette effective hlends and c.n The shoes are a one strap model In taupe kid. which Is a co'or somewhat the tone of natural blue fox fur. The felt hat matches the shoes in color. The hoe are a shade llghei than tho shoes. A vogi e Is developing for colored kid shoes either matching tlie dress or relating themselves r some way to the general effect. get tier In trasts. JUl.U (ffi. IMS Western noTTU.Ml.KY Nowpper taloa I American golf courses neeu soil doctors and should look n agricultural colleges for sm h supply ot specialists, in the opin Ion of I r .M M M Cool head of the soils division of the Mnh igun State college. The Michigan soils expert he lleves 'lint the Incorporation ot golf course treatment in the ex tension programs ot ihe agrlciil titral colleges would be a pro gressive step toward bettei soli nurses Ik s.ivs there is ai nnrmnu waste in the inm.i oving cut if a nnhs and a Ihm n maintenance because . ,t th, digln knoted! of soil Muni rs Ctl-lwei- r ltnp!.r tb remedy for fonstij tb af-- r for tii child and for yen. And as yon ran get result in s mild fs way by using Dr. Caldwtli' sad Fyrup Pepsin, why las chance with strong drug! A bottle will last Teril month, id oil can us tt It I pleasant to t'i tost, gentle In action, and free frv n Tli narcotics. Elderly pcopl All drug stores have the find it Ide. L Ixitllf , or write "Fvrup Pepsin" IVnfc B'l, klontieelln, Illinois, for free trial butllw gem-mu- s "Ship of tho DtterV hug uutuiiloldle ilcsigued hy German engineer for desert travel Would h a veritable desert ship, currying M pncnger and havwireless ing two Diesel engine, room, de lux ealflns, baggage room and a promenade deck. A four-storie- Acidity The common cause of digestive difficulties Is excess add. Soda cannot alter this condition, und it burns the stoimidi. Something that Will neuIs the sensible tralize the thing to take. That Is why physicians tell the public to u.e Phillips Milk of Magnesia. fine spoonful of this delightful preparation cun neutralize muny times its volume In iidd. It ads instantly; relief Is quick, and very apparent. All gas Is dispelled; all sourness Is soon gone; the whole system Is sweetened. Do try tills perfect nntl-nriand remember It Is just as good for children, too, nnd pleasant for them to take. Any drug store has the genuine, product. Hawaii's first open golf tournament he played over the Wahilne course In Honolulu December 0, 7 and 8 for prizes totaling 5,000. And the Eass Get Aivay Walter Christie, veteran eonch at California says it Is "what an athlete has fiom the ears up." which makes him a clminph n performer. Jack Boyer hooked a Ium? that was all of IS Indies long at Mondota. Calif. He brought It to the surface, the line strained nnd the pole bent with the thrill that only a' fisherman can understand. Then the fish wiggled from the hook, the taut line swished and the barbed honk landed firmly In Royers Frank Cavanaugh, coach at Ford announces bis team will he with equipped tills season creations" ine- - ded to permit grent er speed. The American style of football has a part of dip curriculum of the National Mexico university, the oldest Institution of learning In North become Atnprica The White Sox have picked Dallas Texas, for their IPJii spring training camp. Most of their exhibition games also will be played in and around the Texas metropolis. Coach Jess dines famous literary lights every day, over In lurope. We must prepare ourselves for the worst When he comes home he'll certainly write a hook. Tunney Marquette universitys stadium will soon have a large eleetrie scoreboard for the benefit of gridiron fans It was leslgned by I'rof Kdward Kane. t the elect rlet I engineering depart mem if the school t'irikcy Gar'and. brother of the f.i moos Red Grange, ant himself a foot hall star nt Illinois year doesn't 'pert to ret uni to Zupphe's team rids fall, although he Is eligible to play. Minnesota Needs Back to Fill Out Good Team Lust years squad leaves us only a couple of first string ends, a tackle und a guard." declares Dr. C. W. Spears. Minnesota We ligve to find a rigtit tackle, couch center nnd left guard. If we develop these men nnd find a couple of hall carriers to add to our hackfield we will mve a fighting chance in our six conference games. Otherwise we will be lucky to tireak even Minnesota needs big. fast hacks than anything else I 'ou't know moi where they are coming from. Some of the candidates may develop Into polished players, but with those I saw first-strin- in g spring practice It's about a toss ap They may come through nnd they may not We are starting the season with Mr If In five positions, and we may have to go right through with the same eu It. DC-AHVW- Hawley. November 24 when the big Green eleven will close its season with 8 game against Northwestern at Evan ston Hawley feared the leave would not he granted. first-strin- Gene nose. CAN NOW one-piec- e '; laxative, berb and root. Tbes sr till th Utsi of Dr. Fyrup Pepln, a eomhinatiua of eans and other mild herb, with pepsin. will h.-it- . tb market tbs Isxativ prvscrijdum L bad und la bis practice. II treated conet ipt Ion, blliousne, bia!clie, nirnUl drpresun, indigestloa, our tamscb nd other indispositlc MiUrely by mean of iinpl vegetahl fence. It "perns the prime qualifications for an ambassadorship abroad are a sup ply of surplus pajamas for flyers and an Interest In International tenuis. Kl Abdel Th bail of treating tirknes has net changed tmn Dr. Cal dwell left hledicsl Uillv la IN7S, nor tmr b placed oa n Igun. Jockey George Fields, now a crack pllpt. was once thrown out of Church III Downs meet rack for trying to bent v'M OLD FOLKS SAY DR. CALDWELL WAS RIGHT tt veteran ntnateui played In every game Inst season for the Kitchener fOnt.) club Ceorge Walter Johnson snys he Is going to stay with Newark ns manager as long ns ie can and hopes to get an Interest In the club before long. El Ouafi Is Here - Kel.mldt. KrU I th former Shaw high half buck, who will tie rvmemltered hy ohloitn for hi eetiieuliir run in the t 'hie no gum Inst year of fat yard to tli goal line whet he oullenied two taller Maroon defendera. enught forward pn from Robin Roll and h touehdown which gave Hint on of lla two Itlg Ten vlelrie Huelnu I an end. a former KiikI rnh player, Schmidt, an end who Ini been retuiMicied into a guard and eetiler. played at West Tel. while Riiskowki rapt a I tied Hast High In style of rlotl.ln wi l mu-- with much favor, eMclui:y by teoms having When three-cornere- Kiev-hin- J - . Ibit b Ihielor Wile preview hi Itmterlnl for th emlng enon, t.l lat on Ohio Slat roach. It mn't help 1111 rlnn kle In snilelpailon of th flu football talent he' getting from jl the c.me jos'tlon. Thanks to Lydia E. Pink-ham- s Vegetable Compound Denison, Texas. "I think thoro is no tonic equal to Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Com pound for nervousness and I have rpcd Lydia E. 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