The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1933 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCAStLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1933.

■ WANTED , r concern permanently iocat11 (jiwnoa.-tle interested! in iIL'.redit reports, insurance . , |t : .,rvin»f papers, hamllinn L nercial accounts and other forr. jlu . bu-iness. No sellinur ul ( add ,400< * ,,er veai .reorit itH ’ine- Small bond rei^h Realtor, insurance, credit lir ...Sn nreferred. Write

care of thU

ir,;. Box X.

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At Insull Hearing

the

HOI LYWOOI), — Resklents around | tween two duinmit the Hollywu .* B iwl can sleep quietly talk .

now. Tlie man who

NATIONS HKSI TO FBKL ^ t yen have control of your currency, Bl'Ot'ANRKRS BllRIKD f.l’MP SEK FIRST RRCOVKRY that currency can he adjusted to , RI'M—NOT TKKASI'RK l.OMDf^N tl P) The first signs of I trade conditions without the heavens I — world recovery came from Australis,'falling" Third—going off gold in WASHINGTON, (UP)

winch was the country frmn which.! the belief thst

Central

will enslile you to ' American hucni^pers of .'100 yean

together with Austria, indications of j inflate, • igo s|)eut most of their time drinking ^ j ithe depression tirst emanated, ac-^ The experience of Russia and Oer British rum rather than burying I • 1 i •( I <,0, '*' ni ’ '* ' S ‘ r "“faer l.ajAon, e-o- lliaMV f)m | <vr („jn continental Kuro-j treasure, according to reports from a

quieu, I uik . .. a*** i.«i I "T“; t „ . , j . , lu , lrv w ; »■"" *> « "I- Op..

I,., b«.„ wititiir hlnhd,, , I,.. I>.ri, Warn ■ | „„„ „ LJtf £22; * ” 1 '"""f *° W ^ I

Ilassified ads - For Sal*—

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Hamlet's solilcsiuy to an audience of cr hnd a large part vuf Warned folk! oT'ic ,, "' ,rMV " , K vrauuaiiy." e*. dated, mainly was responsible for one siuinc in •... S* i ,w of neats wen! „• M Gu ’ i i' 7 h" ,h " f ** is net cra/.v He is T An Barrymore at the Bev, rly WiWi.r, .■ An inter-| revolution' in T^nl "T 7""' ?-'Tl and he merely . ,* ting the acoustic. | estmg foursome at via. spot "there were signs of J.veryin Aus- ^ f “ ar ° f ,T,f,at, °"

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is not crazy H. is .lAn Barrymore at thr Beverly Wilahiiv

and he mere! •>f the |rlace

'I'he actor ha, revived his idea to | Canninati. 1).lores I'd |>i„ and Ce I-! fina’n ial' cnv'lithm

play "Hamlet’ in the Bowl and this j vie Gibbons • . Roc’.•■I!, Hudson time he’ll pr.ibahh go through with with Harry Cooper

can he

in thai country, keep a sane control of your cunency was Htid it not been for central European ' iin ,| hmiget. re s on o ai mrest, there is little doubt, in the

|0R SAI-F OR TRADE: Motel A f,,id ioupe: .Model A 1930 Ford Coupe; 1931 Ess^jx Ooaoh; one |d B. 11132 4-cyclinder Ford coupe; 1 lodge truck. DeCoto and Plyh Dealer Clair Robinson, Fill-23-27-2t

[)li SAIF — Brazil’, best block Nut coal, $2.75. Call r White and Son. 23-3p

in; SAI.K RENT OR TRADE:— J ■ oii-’ii' 'dern house, good large lot, H(I5 Oown street. 2211 K ' 24-3p.

d in a Iji- Angeles storage h.mse, j one Marily n Miller ent all the way 1 <

he hRs an entire production of the J to Hollywo 1 to g.1 "me spe -al hail vou, 1 t.gjay be well

Shakespearean tragedy which he rec- oir.s from Perc We more . . and 1 recovery emly purchased 'he east ip. aim whet I m.e \ ciez pm in argumont

While visiting on* of the Bay Is-, lands off tho Honduran coast, the Smithsonian p.iity found the ruins of in eld pirate “hide out" whirh hail flourished in the days of the Spanish Main. Natives of the tillage, who, icc. rding to the Smithsonian, are I descendants < f the buccaneers, spend their time hunting for treasure.

. . "The fes-i that cataclysm will ocway opinion ol Sii Walter, that Austria j ( . ur thiougn attempting to step down , the way to th ,, rpintiv,. values of currencies is, in Instead of treasure the scientists

. . | toy viqw. often exaggerated," said found only hundreds of old Hritish

has okayed a musical x-ore at d plans | with Johnny We’, .lle'r.''' Va'rzan ' show mg' si^s"7f ’ nS lllw The 1 ^ W ’ ,lt, ‘ r ’ ; rum ,,otll '* S thp sidps

Samuel Insull, Jr., son of the former utilities czar, pictured in court at Chicago during hearing on charge, that receiverships for the bankrupt power empire were ‘‘framed” by his father, Samuel Insull, Sr., before the crash which cost investors nul-

lioua.

DR SALE Automatic electric g Machine was $99.50 now k); <; horse gas engine good |, ' I'd; 1-11-2 iTor.se gas en-tl'-l dO; ! old Dodge car $20 00; j| II C tod truck; new and sec(tiand fann tools; 1 range cook >2111)11; Fence; Harness, cheap, in Feeds, Homaney Meal ^(i. Clming out by November 1 bell & Ogles, South End Eleval(iivnK‘astle 19-21-24. jlR SU.K OR TRADE: One heatItovc for coal, pigs, or what have Tf’rt l Kllis. Ip p.MMAGE SALE, Sat. Oct. 2H in |pi Ki ger room, south side of re. All holies of the Presbyterian hi having mything to contribute P'-K. It |R SALK: Poland China Boars 1.1 H omTion l, Phone SO. ]p p SAI.I. Fine Chry santhemums bunch foi a quarter. Mrs. T. C. JM f c-t Seminary. 24-3t.

jl'.Ii TRCi K BARGAINS: InterA, A-2 1 ‘A -ton 1931 model, wheelbase, dual tires, enclosed Chevrolet, 1932, I'a-ton, encab, 30x5 duals. Ford, 1931, 'n, enclosed cab, 32x0 duals, nany others. Hubert Morrison, castle, Rhone 401. 23-3t

do the play after his return from

a South Seas vacation.

W hen an if h does, the p.r.xluetion will have an all Hollywood cast. John can’t -ail fiom here until lie Drishes "I ong 1,,-t Father" at RKO an I probably an dies picture at M.G-

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I’Tom \ iw 'i ■ rk, Ihilph Staub relays the one ah,, it two scenarists who were exchanging heated words over •ime a Med - en, to n film. “X i u’re not -u rvising this picture are you demai ded ine writer. The other vigorously shook his

head.

‘All right then,’ came the squelchcr, “s! p talking lik - an ii’Sot!” Thcy’te .-till tnll.ing about the parky Clara threw f-o' the cast and crew of the •■His»|:l i ' company after the last scene wa- -hot Saturday night The hilarity went or until 4 A iM. and

the time being, the c mention of Gov. i the r nlheud ilance | with all the boys

Paul V. McNutt that the Hoosier

Democratic <lub should continue to I Florence Do m ,nd, a genius at colle t funds from state employes and j rrimisry, i- threa'cning Vin e Jkir thei contributors to the party’s fund. I nett’- ci ,wi a- Hollywood’s champion It was the disagreement between ribher A girl friend called pildie HillChairran Peters and the governor. man, an * Florenc--. who was there for that [exulted in the sulicommittee be- cocktails, answered the phone. Puling appointed two weeks ago. After [ting on a Spanish accent, she denouncan exchange of letter, n the matter, Jed the o'.her woman and shouted that the men agreed to have the state j Eddir belonged to her Then swit ch-

ing to a broad 1 English accent, she broke in and begged her listener to hurry over an i rave Eddie from the iiifntu3'".l cm anish woman. Funny part of it was the girl did hurry over and they were 15 minutes convincing

her -he'd been fooled-

HOOSIER OKMOCHA I It (LIB W ILL ( ONTIM'K \< ITVIilKS INDIANAPOLIS, Od 24. — The

Hoosier Deni ratic cub, who e activities State Chairman R. Ivirl Peters has opposed, will <<mtinue for fhe present to collect funds fi r the

Democratic party in liiduina. I hat was the decision reached by a

subcommittee - f the state committee, which te enth was put in charge'of

the party’s financial program. In reaching such a decision, the

subcommittee supported, at least for

HU) YOU KNOW

rai in. diiver at east Hit tracks?

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II WNA CRO'MtOADS

Ity Lilli' li.iv

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JMK niic values in discontinued 'f I untnin Pens & Pencils. r lt ai - Ho ik Store, "At the sign Book." 23-25-27

K SALE:— Seven

shoals. Call 24-lt-

-•ommittee settle the issue.

Members of the suhoanmittee are X. N. Pursley, Hartfoni City, chairman; Miss Floren c Smith Lal’orte, •md timer S. Jackson of Greenfield Pursley, following the meeting, said the state cDinmittee had been given nearly enough of the collections

nude to date by the H osier Demo- I The man who threw all the star* "ratic club to retire outstanding in-1 into an uproar by offering to sell Jobtedness of approximately $10.(1(10. them ki nap insurance is Jack Moss, The p ut \ ul.-o has a $20,500 obliga- ^ Bevorel v Hills real i state dealer and lion w ith the Democriilic national , the re; rese ntative of a well known mimittee to meet. ! European insurance company. The

, head of a local department store aj-

INDIANA M\Y I.\( K Fl’NDS i ready has taken out a >Iufl.OOO ranid ENLARGE STATE POl.ICK | som polijy and a number of film

ii.-'opie have sign'll up Protection up

For Rent—

91' KKNT: Fiv« room house. 1 reuge. $8 per month. See >n at Limedule. 23-25-27-3p —Wanted—

ANTKI) Any kind of dead stock 273, Greencastle. We pay all John Wachtel Co, 24-tf 'AN’TF.D POSITION: Trained experienced, reduced prices to tii'umstances. See me at Cooper Road 43 south 4 miles. 23-3p —I-tOSt— ' ,v l Kappa Alpha Theta pin. I 1 i> us I for its return to The Her Office, 23-tf.

>M Licen-e |date. T-UO-591. " I, leturn tc Banner Office. 24-Ip

MiNeellaneoua— DTK E: To all who owe CampOgles. Please call and settle unt- before Nov. I. Save us cull"ii you. Campbell & Ogle, South ^levator. * 12-tf

ine ipiality nudes and (wars at I'i'ii'e,. Gritn es (Kihten, Delicious, "'or, King David, and other good e'" s Good apples are the cheapest ii ran buy. McCullough Ot. rt - 23-tf

'X<T; Wednesday night ut Bali- ‘ lab Music by Jack McCartney l‘"s Orchc tin. And don’t forget Hiusquarade round and smiarc • Tuesday. Det. 31. Premiums P- * It ' lV; tM> PIE S1.PPER a: Brun,v ii -ch iol. Kridaw night. Octolier I everybody come. Ip

‘l oe Dance at Ifcnnbridae Thurs'"uht Music hw Judy’s fi tixitwe

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24-2p

‘A FISH FRY’’ " l, i" made ice-cream, cuke ay<k • in the basement of the Fillmore J*' an ihurch, Thursday evening 'entertainment. 24 21.

An lANNER jL'LASSlFIED ADS

imily warns: "I’llc III, Hitle. revolution.” he said. “ tl1 jqao ! , T^re is n- n-ason why currencies , of a .reck and .... alleged treasure

“ j should n it lu* readjusted t trade eon- I t auhe which th(*y (ieeided was, moM

ihcr tourist toide earnings were good. Everything depends upon the likely a pirate uun cellar. So far as an,I he, trade generally had begun to )nannPr in whil . h th( , readjustment is they could lean, ,c body ever ha<

T hat i hick C'han.1 , to be a 1 ' 1 '" '. Ult th ‘‘ wheels once more had carried out. Hence most countries, found. any of the legendary buried

■t .'icii to turn. while deliberately tiying to avoid in i golcL j Iii s'UHsing inflation, l.ayton said fluting their curre.ncies, have tried to |

I there were three phases in the, his-, .tevaluate their curremdes within I Th< ’ ••M'‘’'Htion, which traveled by 4- 1 lory >f unstabilized currencies: Wrst; n . ;lson . A good example is Austria, i nni! '' ; ' n,t 1 ' uli “ n 4- - inflation as occurred in Russia and I wh „ pretondiM she had not done j a " p equipped with outboard motor, 4- ( o • nany. 'which created destructive I so> then gradually admitted it. Hence. | 1:,ter l ,!l, t s "f the Honduran .5. influenics, fear the belief that cuiv vvhi) e she -till is n.iminally on gold, j un>fl ” wh, rt ’ |,,un 1 sharks that |ren,y inflation means Hell." Second hPr currenev has been readjusted to 1,v ‘‘ fr "' h - Oo 1 > ,i ‘ es “P ^ "Hma and Collirts sprmt j British way, “showing that if trade cm. tit ion- ’’ Pataca river.

‘•'atm,lay in Greencn-i, | *

Marion and Susan i, lin -|ient the; • 1 —

weekend with their gi uidparents, Mr. j

and Mrs. Harry Stan,

Mrs Frank Da> -,ient Wedne.-. day morning with I ,, p irents, Mr. .nd Mr*, l.ewis Ika mi, near Fill

more.

Mrs. Frank Alb and Gene AI ten and Donald and Itnliby ( oopei 1 s|ient the weekend at ih. wold’s fair in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Dalt,,n Harhisoii and Mr. and Mrs. Ed En -pim Sunda.v .vith Wilbur Harbisi ,nd family. . Frank Day and fa \ -pent Sunlay with Curtis Hwrcoin-i ami family, lear Belle LInion. Mr. and Mrs. Chari, 1 o.iper spent he weekend at the vv, rid’ fail at I Chicago. , Mr. Zepha Burketi i-itcd her sis*er, Mrs. Terhorst, ,,t Terre Haute,! Friday. Royal Haroourt ,,1 I’elle Fniont

. By’ffiA/*C/S WALLACE

I — -A 0WB4T FOOTBALL ROMANCE n ‘zac* .— iparmavrso »y kino KgAix uts SrowiCAtK,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 24. Whether the state | dice force will be enlarged depends on the amount "f money available for the extra opeiating costs. Governor Paul \’. McNutt said today. AI G. Feeney, director of public safety, c< nferred with the governor this morning and made a formal request foi authority to enlarge the foice to >, strength double the present pers nnel. The governor sai,l additional men could be hired if sufficient money can be found to fiay them. Feeney (jointed out that the work if the department >ha* been increased during recent months, especially since he escape from the state prison of the ten desperadoes. The governor today also received tho suggestion of sheriff Charles L. Sumner of .Marion county that additional guards Ik- established at the Mate penitential-) to prevent delivery (f other prisoners The gnvernor took no action 1 n the proposal. Meanwhile a squad of Ifi state policemen raided a cottage near R, me (’ity early this morning in the belief some of the escaped convicts may have been there. They found nothing, however.

• pent Saturday nici 1 with Russel! j and Har.dd Day. Howard Burkett s;,nt Sunday in Brown county. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day and fanily spent Sunday evwnng with Mr. md Mrs Janies Gosli md family. June Humphrey and Iv m Harln-on, Mai) Hiimpaif y 1 nd Amin w O’Hair spent Sunday at : ■ Sha ie .

‘What’s in a Name?'

to $ lOOJRM! co-ts $K5 n month. yi’lCK GLIMPSES Tux i- wondering whether Stepin Fetchit is up to his dd tricks. The lazy-voiced colored hoy has l>een in town 10 days now, and, 1 despite that go.11 behavior clause in his contract, he’s l ever reported yet to the studio. . T >by Wing ha- the walls of her bedroom literall) plastered with pictuics of Maurice Chevalier . • . The Dick Aliens and the Bing Crosby- are taking a house together at Palm Springs. Mow they pestered Mervyn Leroy at his stag party Poor Merv was seated in a high chair and put lie-

Moves Up a Step

NOTICE OF XDMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the imiersigped has lieen appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, administrat or of the estate of Catherine Shears late of Putnaiif County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. 1 ' ' 4 Albert T White. Administrator October 10, ] 433Attorney, !M J. Murphy. Cause No. 7571John W. Herod, Clerk of thp Put nam Circuit Court 10-dt.

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NOTICE <»F tDMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the un designed ha* lieen appointed’hy the Jmis-e of tlie Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Executor of the will of lewis M. Hodahire, late of Putnam County, jleceaaed. Said estate is supposed to be sol-

vent.

Cause No. 7579. Oct. 4^ 1933. Theodore CraVley, Executor. John W Herod, Clerk cf the Put nam Circuit Court. 10-8t

Shattering precedent, lovely Joan Blondeli, asreen -tar. went* to be known and hilled as Joan Barnes. Her husband is George Barnes, movie cameraman. Studio officials are said to oppose her intention on ; the grounds it would have a df trimental influence on her box otri, 1 value.

Colonel Edward M. Markham, fc nativa of Troy, N. Y-. who recently wa* appointed chief of the United State* ^rmy Engineer Corpa. During the war he commanded the B03rd Engineer* in France. Since # 1929 he ha* aerved aa diyision engin,*r of the Great Lakes with Ur* aiatiea at Cleveland. Ohio.

CLOSING OUT SALE (If IVraonul Prooerty T hi* firm of Sim# and Sandy will dissolve iiartnersliio and sell their personal property on the Sandy f*rni, I'icaliil one mile ru rth of Clnverd.ile, one-fourtli mile east itf etate road on THURSDAY. IKTOBFH 2H at 11 o’clecli. , HORSES- 2 black Mares. 8 and 9 year* eld. Mound and good liroke, w ciali 2*011 lb* ’ lit! Head of Sheentifl Head Jersey Cattle. Consisting I of :tli lead of ow« from 3 tn 7 year* old. aonie fresh, some springerh. Mima ! on good flow-.22 head of nics Jersey j heifer*, from 8 to 15 months oh). 2| head of Jersey male*- These are extra good dairy caftle All hafe lieen raiM'd ' on.th'a form. Farming Implement*—) binder, mower, one horse whea* drill, feed grinder, hay rack, two wagons, double d'srern, nlantee. 3 Horae breaking^ plow. ? wet* good work harness, t John IVer tractor and plows i«i good thai»*. * * TERM"'-CASH SIMS A SANDY * Brown Bro». Auct — Dinner Servad,,

coPYAiem , SYNOPSIS

Ted Wynne left hi* position in the Btllport steel mill to work his way through Old Dominion College so he might be the equal of the wealthy Barb Roth. He succeeds creditably. Coach Barney Mack makes him a quartet back on his nationally known Blue Comets The first year they lose one game only, for which Tom Stone, Tad's rival in love and football, blames Ted. Barb break* an appointment waith Ted in favor of Tom. Hurt, Ted-decides to teach her « lesson and ignores her. In the company of beautiful Rosalie Downs, Ted forgets Barb for « while, but back at school she holds his thoughts. Softened by u summer of forced leisure and after-effects of a hand infection, Ted is not in his usual form. The team is alao handicapped by the absence of Captain Jim Davia due to an injury. They are defeated by the Navy.

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CH AP TER XXV Bearing down for Illinois. Grimly digging in. Ted worked on his Kgs all week—baked them; soak' d them in the hot whirlpool; worked out gingerly, nursed them. Before they had just been leg-; now they were important items in the success or failure of New Dominion’s sea-

son.

Barney took no chances. He started lot liist eleven. It was a confession of weakness—but lie couldn't take a rhance on letting the lllinii git awav to a bouchdown lead the way the Navy had done. When a li'.un started to smell the headlines which came from beating New Dominion, they got very hot. The thing to do was stay On top of them—the myth of invincibility wax a part of Barney’s system Which it was dangerous to shatter. It was win one game at a time this year, and let the future rake care of itself. “F’lav safe,’’ Barney instructed Ted "Hang on for the breaks if it takes all day—and save yourself. Run thr punts out of hounds; fair cat'll them If you get bv today, another week will fix you up" It was a drab game from a spectator’s viewpoint but a tough defensive battle. The fall shuttled between the twenty-yard lines during the first half. Midway in the thiid period an lllinii punt went straight in the air and Sheets downed it in midfield. ’’Lei’s go,” Pat shouted. There was 'hatter all alone the Tine. It wa* the break they had been waiting for; Illinois knew it and stiffened its back to rrsi.-t the offrn-

•ive.

Ted found power when he touched tin starter; found pickup when they started to move. When the third quarter ended they had the

the -Illinois tlMitcen-y.ir’d with three to go on third down.

Hidge. bowling along through center, had gained most of the ground with some help from Sheets and Stone. T hey would be expecting him again, they were massing at

center.

Pidg* took the ball—but be wa» free in the end xon* when fie caught Ted's pas* which broke out oT * fake plunge al center with Sheets carrying The hack had been drawn in—fooled. Ted kicked the goal. From then on it was » matter of Stopping the lllinii counter charge. It came mostly through the air—and Stone intercepted a pass which ci|tckrd the only sustained offense Zuppke's men could launch. Alumni were joyful again at the banqiat that evening; that N;#y thing was just an •accident—the boy* had come through as they al-

ways had

The president of the Chicago club put on » long-winded harangue about the glori** of the pa»t—walk

lag Iron, nd* te »i4t° in lbs ora- |ui« like it

riiiMi

hall line

ridg

One of them had an arm about Pidge.

toricjl fashion of the ‘nineties | Upstairs the New York alumni "Urn not forgetting Jim Trumbull | were having a party in their vuite.

who blah, blah, blah, I'm not for getting Dave Maloney who back in 19oJ blah, blah, blah; I’m not forgetting August Hockstrdder,

who "

"He's not forKrtting anybody,"

Pat comment'd

Old slufl—except Harry Hulbrrt. He was never old stuff—even Barney had a gn.it weakness for Harry Hulbert. He had been Bariiey’a greatest star. Barney was young 111 those (lavs and they had born close friends, too. Hairy was a gridiron saint of New Dominion —he find been the oustauding player of Ins senior year- and died just after the season closed. I lie Ration had mourned for Harry, Finally, when the president of the Chicago club bad remembered everybody, the hall wa* cleared for a dance. I’l'lge had taken a hard crack on the leg that afternoon and Ted was guiding him through the tough spots Old hoys, in various Mages of lubrication, went about congratulating rath other over the

victory.

“You'd think these birds played." Ted said; and then was a»i.ry. Somebody recognized tlum and started a cheer—a drunken cheer; but the old grad* meant all right. Football gave them a dlMMd ,0 celebrate, to win a little freedom from feminine restraint, perhaps. Ted watched their wove*: freshness gone, line* about their eyes; studied expressions, cosmetics applied in a skillful but pitiful attempt to cheat the years and the light*. Passe old gil ls, too thin or too f*t; . bored looks, when off guard, evidently expecting their lord' to achieve tin worst and prepared to give them appropriate looks; forced imilc*. All they needed was a chain and a whip for each. 1 hi* wa* what marrisge turned into—yet be supposed ft was normal enough They loved each other,in their own way, but it wua too bad that young love should

wither into watchdogs

“Pidge. will we evet be tike

that?”

”1 know I will," fiiL 0 admitted without regret. "•* 1 e old gal will Ptyt a ring m my uoae and make

A jumble o* mdse; people walking in und out A chatty chap whom they called Danny was serving drinks Pidge took a couple Pat was oil to a good start "Do you good," somebody told P'd. “Baiiuy won't hi licie for an hour—we!ll tip you ott " 1 ed didn't need liuuor 10 stimulate Ins thoughts tonight —they were racing along. Friends of Baioey feeding liquor to his boys. Mu lit be all riclit mi"be Barney had an understanding with them; you never could tell alnmt Barney. A fellow from Toledo was making speeches about any subject anybody suggc-teil \V Oder what kind of a watchdog he had escaped from? . . Ciu N from the Good News company blew in One of tin in had an arm about Pidct. Another one joined in. Somebody must have told them Pidge hud money Calculating eyes, these girls— young as dewdrops, old as tombstones Too bad Big Pete Garuldi was ,hc goat at Georgia Barney li.nl taken a chance with Ins second stringers ind started them. They got off well when Big Pete recovered a fumble 011 the Bulldog thirty hve-

yurd line.

"It this big Lid can find himselt we If pull through vet," Barney said, almost prayerfully, on the

bemh

Big Pete wa* pepped up, prancing round Clark with pood generalship, called his signal; but Pete was so full of fine feeling for himself that he missed the -ugnal and was busy diving at an et.d while the ball rolled down to the New Dominion forty-three yard line where Smith recovered tor Georgia Promptly the Bulldogs passed over Gacoldi’s head lor a touch-

down

It was tough to lake. Barney sent in lit* regulars then; but Georgia had smelled the Iteadlinea. Near the end Ted filled the air with footballs—but a gallant charge ended on the fiiternyard Iim where the Bulldog* intercepted a past and punted nut of dangae. (Te a* 6ouujuit4j