A wild and woolly session of mourning for the defeat of Army at the hands of Notre Dame in last Seturday's football tussle had its repercussions in court to-day when charges of disturbance of the peace were made against Lieutenant C. R. "Monk" Meyer, former all-American grid star, and two other Army officers.
It was charged that the session of mourning entered into by the trio included plans to clean up San Antonio, starting with several deputy sheriffs at the county courthouse A furious battle, with no holds barred, followed, it is reported, When peace was restored after a stormy period of fisticuffs the Army officers and deputy sheriffs were found to be fering from superficial bruises that acted as slight witnesses to their fighting ability.—United Pyess. jumping competition which alw: attracts a great many competitors To make this competition still more interesting it has been divided into two—one for ponies that have done Il in previous competitions and one novice for ponies, This is an exc lent idea. making it especially ctive for those who have ponies t always jump well without ever making a quite round
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