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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-23
Loyalty Is the Rule.

1t is not right to arraign at he bar Of
public criticism All Of f. Wayne b.
cause Of Schwier's act. A large part of
FIT Wayne's population is German and
among these the great majority Is loyal.
There are some here. just as there are
some in indianapolis Evansville, South
Bend and other places. ho are plotting
IN secrecy and safety, some whose
hearts fondly turn 20 the fataerlaud and
some whose private sentiments are dis
played in hostflits 20 the American flag
The assassin Of President Mckinley
was here a week before he committed
his crime and had many meetings with
anarchists in saloon and boarding
house in Calhoun street The govern
ment s watching the disloyal persons
here just as it Is watching them else
where The government has a list Of
thirty Reds that will he looked after
the moment they attempt an overt act
and maybe the governments Will NOT
wait for an overt act
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-23
Ay2TaOZzT9C Gem eg2f

ton for producing high quality en-
closed cars at moderate prices. he
Anderson Electric Car Company.
builder Of Detroit Electrics, IS soundly
established. ablysmanaged and well
organized.
It takes rank today as the largest pro-
ducer Of electric cars in the world.
For this year production plans have
been doubled to meet the steadily IN
creasing demand.
We have chosen the Detroit Electric
because. in our experience in the au-
tomobile business. we believe that the
Detroit Electrics give more genuine
good service at lower. cost than any
other enclosed car.
These latest Detroit Electrics - the
1917 modeis-are the finest cars that
enclosed car builders have ever pro-
duced. In big things and httle-in
essential features and minor details
- in mechanism, in construction, in
equipment. and in design they en-
body all the best practices developed
in nine years experience.
Yet-because of large increase in out
put and the economies secured through
quantity production-prices have con-
stantly been reduced until Detroit
Electric may now be purchased as low
as$l775. We would be pleased to have
you visit our shoWrooms to see these
newest models. or to have you phone
US. for your demonstration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-23

We are pleased to announce
to owners and prospective
owners Of enclosed cars that
we have been appointed
distributors in this territory
Of the Detroit Electric Car,
The Worlds Leading En-
closed Automobile.
You are cordially invited to
visit our salesrooms and In
spect the new Detroit Elec-
tries. We would like to give
you a ride and show you In
the best way possible by
actual demonstration why
Detroit Electrics represent
exceptional values.
Our contract purchases are divided
for delivery in certain months
We can reserve deliveries, but to
get advantage of prompt shipment
we urge early decision-so that
we may definitely book your
delivery.
The builders of the Detroit Electric
have established an indehble reputa-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-23
Prices range from SITS to S2375
f. o. b. Detroit

DEMPSEY BATTERY SERVICE STATION
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE.
Fayett Street " b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
American Marathon
Takes Place Today

BOSTON. April ~ The American
marathon race. generally regarded AZ tho
champion long distance running event OF
the country. WAS renewed for the TWEEN
ty-firHt year over the roads between Ash
hand and this city today. seventy run
ners from various parts Of this country ,
Canada, and Greece were entered ana
more than TOO. 0rr spectators gathered
along the twenty five mile course
The field contained several runners he
lieycd capable under favorable conditions
Of lettering the record for the event
two hours tWcnty-ouo minutes, eighteen
and one-fif,h seconds. made hy Michnrl
! RYAN In 1912 Among them Wof"
Hnnncs Kolehmninsn and Nllir kryon'n.
both of New York, Clarence II Dcmnr
md Arthur Nroth. local runners who
Won the event IN ION md 1915, respc'-
lively. Hams Schustcr. winner ~ the re-
cen, Rronx Marathon, Sl"dmon Mariinonu
n Montreal ana Michael J Lynch ~
Washington who flnehod ninth last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
ASSISTANT GRADY
COUNTY Attorney
ENTERS the army.
Ben Goff Has No Preference
as 10 Branch Of Service, 4,

CHlCKASHA. Okla, April l9--
Especial J-Ben Gotf, assistant county
attorney walked Jnto the army recruit
ing station with the remark that he
wanted to serve his country in any
capacity
- feel It lS the duty Of every true
American to enlist and fight for the
greatest country on earth he de-
clared "Put me wherever YOU can use
mc 70 the beet advantage | only want
a few day, in which to fix up my per-
'1ual business and will leave" lie
was examined and passed.
The band Of iullblood Apaohcs to
have enlisted at ChickaSha is still At
Apache awaiting the action OF tho
government on their petition to permit
them 70 enlist with their Indian ponies
instead oi using the regular army
mounts Upon the settlement Of this
point they will offer their services 10
| Uncle Sap
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
Speaker Ranks
With Greatest
AS Outfielder

CHICAGO, April 70 one ot tho greatest
baseball players OF all time
That IL iris Speaker, famous outfeld-
a. OF the Cleveland Indians. For npace
Of nine years he Is entering his tenth
campaign In the big leaguer this season
he has compiled one Of the hest records
that any player has ever made.
His aggregate batting average Ia Nl
lie has scored sos runs lie has made
j3G hits, Of which ?s2 have been dou-
hles ll6 triples and forty homeruns lie
has stolen sol bases How many runs he
has hntlod In thoro is no authentic way
Of telling
No Equal In Fielding
Baseball experts are unanimous IN
agreeing that when II comes 10 covering
ground I'm the outfcd Speaker hAS no
peor He iH equally clever at goluE to
io.s ss lGf, q rfhi or nSs E@n@inSs GsGk "'rs h,
ability he has one of the strongest throw
ing arms I'm tho major leagueh Thcso
things make him n valuable asset on mo
defense M wei as the oIfensc for HIS
club.
Purchased for 500.
The fact that Speaker was not always
star H. merely the aamo Old chapter
written into tho career Of one ~ th"
games brightest lights II IL rom"thlug
that now merely hoyerE In N" aim re
ctsscH of memory II has little TO do
with the Speaker Of the prosont except
that he Ia just as retiring, Just M llkahle
as hc was when. as a rookie win the
Houston club of Tho TcNas league. ha
was purchased for 500 hy tho Boston
Americans September 2 1907.
That autumn ne failed % make good
ana be- wns farmcd dut 20 litN" Rock
Al tho close Of Little Rocks 1905 sen
shn he was recalled. for he had hlt for
q percentage oi $50 with that club. lie
finished the season with the RED SoN
and hatted only 920 In thlrty-onc games
Beginning In 1909, however. and cnnlinu-
ing through last year. Speaker has never
hatted under 300
Reached Ais Goal In 1918.
Ever since making good IN fast com
pany II has been Speakers ambition TO
lead the American league IN hitting Last
year hs realized g. In one OF the Keen
est fights that have ever been waged for
batting houors I'm either NJ the major
leagues the speedy ou,fclder came
through with flying colora, defeating Tl
Cobb the almost perpetual leader IN
hating, and that other famed hitter Joe
Jackson. speaker hatted 1858.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
Three Pitchers
Sent Back to
Minor League

CHICAGO. H.. April 10 Samuel Ross
and Robert McGrRw. pitchers, have been
released by the, New York American TO
the Newark lniernationalS Both are
subject to rrcall The Cincinnati Naeon-
Alh sold Eh Gerner. pitcher. To the Mon
treal International league team
A special meeting OF tho Central as
sociatlon held at Waterloo, Iowa, agreed
10 open the season MAY I with open
ing games Mt Fort Dodge, Mason city,
Marshaltown and Waterloo.
The students Of Hamilton college Clln-
ton, n, Y, hayo agreed TO suspend ath-
letic actlvitles,on account OF tho war
The university OF Denver also has cam
celed all pthletic engagements. II was
announced today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
TOO FEW CARS BLAMED
FOR HIGH COAL PRICE

WASHINGTON. April l9-Iack Of
transportation facilities was blamed
for the advanced price OF h'umlnous
coal by leading operators Of the east
tes'ifying yesterday before the federal
trade commission which j., inyc'tlgat-
ing high coal prices Several com
planned against the alleged practice Of
the railroad, Of diver,Ing open cars
from the coal carrying trade TO the
transportation Of commodltie for
which they claimed higher rates were
obtained
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
White SOX Plan
Patriotic Day

CHICAGO III. April 70 American
flags and red. white and hu" hur'
ing hung over the American l'aEIc IprN
here today In preparation for the open
ing game OF the home season between
the Chicago and St Louis clubs The
inaugural Ia to he marked by military
drills IN which player. of both trnrs WiIl
participate The Chicngosns have been
equipped with regulation United S''''.
army uniforms Major General THONGS
Barry, comandins the central department
OF the United states army Is expected TO
pitch out the fret ball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

Irhvpt. p,,sbyt,u tho soui,rei hoy TO
Jois. "Glye n a too,,r /
No. Lotto shook bl, head "TSrher'd 7
beer ana she'd take the horn away from
,u,'''
rher be.d NAH. h.lInve hlov ~ again
ana snm. ~ ,hs Other animal boy, naw
n nnd wished they had a norm
let mo blow It II YOU don't want to- .
begged Sammia lAttleiRll. the rabbit chap .
Ls.'a hnve some fun III blow tho
hHrn,' ard he stretched out his hand for
H.
No" vhltnrr,d Ioie ~ yDI blow
my horn i,,rrer viii iake /, away and
won't have any m h.1w 1, when we
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r ru . h.n' 'u'r'n n.y. @
Il, P"b !" H., T., maj
",rr,rrd n role.. HON
x .ksr-choo, went tho kitten boy
Nnd a kor.rhon ker.,oot- snltzlo-toot.
'ooi'" went tho horn and snecae togeth-
or II was ~ loud that you could hay"
heard II out,d. tho school. and of course
iuede II rnsde great noise Jole
snoe2sd and blew tho horn 20 loudly that
hc blow over tho big geography which
Var iu front NJ and partly hiding him
an, rolcu, ,,,., 80 ,,,,. ,,,o,,.o ,.aob
., ,b a,,, 81. Va, bov v,t,h
49,, ,,d so,r ,,yau sbo"id no, A, ,hat'
Y"steriay YOUR brother Tomrle Was bnd
,,iu, Sic ,on n,d ,od,y ,',u a,e Lnd Win
Nn,r no,u nv ',n ,r, ,',y ."S, S'I t", yon r,nst
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A, W,s,' i,,n ,bcugh, thu, ,,ouI, no
Ara ,T,, tho nirc, ,,',nsI hoy. .,a r,,ls
l,d ao,, tho l,ds ,,o,,.o ,o,rb,, s,td
"Nsw ro,n 49, ,,vs .o,o uo,k to
~, b,,o "a .,,r ,r., scpooI si,n ,o
40 i, md ss vSpr loo, .,ootlnv wouid
/ botber M. am going 20 send you down
/ ",Ior M, a." ,',, sV'" - hIo,, ~. Nom
a.. r,,c, n. vo, SII r,s n' soS DaT no ono u,ii
/ mind
6, Io,o rer, doorr c.uor n h,ow hIs
horn as puni.h lesson and os /, wa,
/ quito dusty In tho cellar. every time Joio
/ blow tho horn II made wind which
raised the dust and that made him ,nee,e
So between footing and sncezlng he did
not have n very good time
TGngoarsC7be ,sbh,, ge,,,em,n no. nu,
r,dlns in 10 ,,,,or,o,Nie IA a.. ha 90.
go,ns sIonu ,hn,,ns "a, bo,, =,
,,djSn h. hur,,nd -. So .,nno ,hs
49, h",tI.. -, - b,nL Wv
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f",,,,,,t Ssnt I'D. tn 49,. o,,,o r,nrs
,cr c,,', 90 100, ,on; t; aus "s nv ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
Brock to Fight
Kilbane Tonight

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April n John
ny Kilbane. fehtherweight champion, and
Matt Brock. both of this city, win hgh'
ten rounds here tonight and, although
II IN 10 he a no decision hattie, the cham
uionshlp In at stake as Brock viii claim
the ttle II he stops kilhane KrocK IA
20 weigh l2i pounds AZ o'clock and
tho champion In a. feather weight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

ST LOUIS. Mo. April i9--Cincinnatl
and ST Louis viii meet here today In the
first game of the National league on
Robinson field II IL Cardinal day,
here, and elaborate ceremonies have been
arranged. Mayor Klel will pitch the first
bail Toney and Wingo for Cincinnati
and Ames and Snyder for ST Louis are
the prospective batteries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
OH Joy, We Win

Oklahoma city came hack. In fact they
Kicked the hoodoo right In the stats In
their initial appearance on the home lot
and by brilliant fielding and timely swat
ting behind Freddie Haag won the first
game ~ home by n score OF 2 20 !.
iipps home run In the opening r'anta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
American League
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western hssoolatlor
A. Oklahoma Cltv M,Alestsr
4, Paris . sherman .'.
A. DOn'on 6, Tulsa J tiyc innings
rain)
National League
A. Cincinnati = rIttshurEn
A. Chicago . ~ Louis
At Boston Philadelphia tnlu.
American League.
At Philadelphia o. boston
Al ~. Louis s. cleveland >
At New York 7 Washington 0
At Detroit Chicago, rain
Southern Association,
A. Ltu. Rock :. Nashville
At Mobile Atlanta ?
A. New Orleans Memphis
A. Birmingham !. Chattanooga ].
American Association,
4, Minneapolis , Kansas Guy /.
A. Columbus 3, Louisville
At Toledo Indianapolis 2.
At IT Paul MWNukta rs.
Texas League.
~ Shreveport 3 Dallas
Al Fort Worth Z, Waco Usn innings
At Galv.',or Q. ne'umon, o eleven In
nluEs, dhrknsssI
At Bar Antonio 0 Houston /.
Western League.
Al ~ Joseph ? Dos NoincB I.
Al wichita "a sioux City y
A. Denver .. omaha
~ Joplin Lincoln, rain
-
TODAY'S GAMES.
Western Assoelstlon.
McAlssier at oklahoma City.
Fort Smith at MuskOgee
sherman A. Paris
Tulsa ht neuison
American League.
81 Louis ~ ohicRFo.
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
National League.
New York AZ nropklyn
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati At ~ Iouis
Only three games scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
htS2ottG@ht| =
oI ----------rA XV
O2ANrLAND RICE S

l.Y "a. In "a hon
my w. Hu. n"','f -, ~. -, 49,,
W., ''l"'I.1 h"' ''u -" Wv
!" t'S ,''m, p",N. ava ,,,,. going =,
.%t,.sit, % r,o 80 WV yar.s, rbc y,nRs
for oycf a dccsde have hcen cursed by
misfortune hy the rawcat Twp" ~ luck
This you viii SAY. was more IN.
competence han ill-m'k irrhhW
was before the new owners took chnrge
Huf while "Nery other delhN OF tl'lr
wording order has Hhlf'rd, fhte hhhh l.
AZ IN" records VIII shoN.
Differing Example
giittcring example of lhnhec hoonoo-
Ism ~ John Franklin iaker hNhrt ~
hfond- -thoulder"1 bun neSkrn' thlcko
WrTied oitlten ot far more hah average
stamina ana solhity .
II you hEure him a. any ran creh'Nre'
merely consider his record with Connie
MnckS Ath.eucH
1908 IN rnmcs.
l'lO..l'l games.
w w Fhm"
~. w games.
iei5-i ~ gnm's
l'l'-l'D ghmes
Here Is s'N-year record ior. cone,s-
| tencJ IA service rarely e1ualea IN INC
game
In the course Of six years BAKER misscd
I"F7 man week our of the ehlI'. cam
ThiRu-hnd most OF ms was nu" 70 wv"
a. ihA cad of season Ia run up for me
worlds series. He was always one 0l
those rugged citizens VINO was never SIC"
| ana rarely injured.
Whereupor--
u,..,,,or ofor sea.or,. ros, on tho
80, nv HEu' tInLu, u.Los ,rs,s toe
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for Nc tfStat,m" N h's o os1fTt ,,dn ~ WE we
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Set Pul'e We o'u 600, ,,t,a =,
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WIN N1,ul'Yn i@l"lr ,,,sr.
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r,enu Va '"' 'N"o '""' "'""''
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lhere nhs never netn ,a. smS ,"t.h ~
h.o,',. 'M' "a Nv 49, Th.r. ,na,
pe no Sucn 'nvt 49, a,s oo go, rer, =,
~ ~ s' ~ W '",.y $500. hn,, yoaI
N.'n ~ -, .csi
49, 49, IA t,f,,rtos
Tho C.,ayeIard c,iuh hsd he.n bstteret
nnd broken nv fate for three straigh
Years In mi, particular campaign Il
w..k,
Finally loo birmingham was signed 4
loud h.tv cheer went up Not becaus,
Birmingham had any great record az
(. MA n,,ved hoIfhack NJ Cornell 10
two y.ers without having as much as
.eco,a's ,lr, ,,k.n 10, Injuries
80 was known n, m, Human Tn
| h...Lohia " r,.,.I ,o,id ,nurh hin,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
Twelve Minutes to Digest This.

Twelve Minutes to Digest This.
No l2l.
Rory OMore. the discoycrer Of
luck in odd numbers. made 1t
rule TO bring up" just twenty.onc
pigs each season He divided the
happy family into four groups so
that each pen contained an even
number Of pairs and one odd pig
Can you show how Rory placed hlS
twenty one potkcr' in four pens so
that each contained an even mum
Der Of pairs and an odd one'
Answer TO No. i20.
The word ALIEN
tCoprrlsht. 1917. by Sam LIoydD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

NCE upon time there WAS
[ M sis'hasrp%yS So1, in woGdsHf SoG .2. TH.5e ;T.S
near the hollow stump bungalow
u Uncle Wiggily Longears, n" rabbit
gertlcmnn Tho party was one given
for Ii. birthday of Mamie wagtali. the
goat gir And beside tho Ice cream
and cake. which comes 10 every party.
thcre WAS some little toy for each animal
The girls were given dolls. make be-
lieve diamond pins, hair ribbons or nec-
dies and thread. whne tho boys received
hasehalls, bats. Kites knives, tops or
hOrns Jol" Knt. the Kitten brother ~
Tommic and Kittie Kat. was given fine
red horn that vent "toot-toot" as loud
The day after the party JolA started
for the hollow stump school. taking his
party horn with him.
You had better lesve that home" said
Mrs Kat
why" asked Joie. inqulsltlve like
"Becaus. you might blow II In school. "
went on his mother. and then the LADY
mouse teacher VIII make you give II 20
Mr. Whiskers Rat, the janltor, to hide In
the coal bin"
"In not blow the horn In school
mother" said Joie And ho really meant
Iu. He thought he would only take the
toy TO school, put IL in his desk and looh
at n now and again when he didn't have
| to say his lessons
And that's what happened-at leas'
par, of IT, The lady mouse teacher dic
not see Jole carry the horn into The
class room or she might not have lei
him do H. Anyhow he hid Il In his desk
and every now and then he would take
could not see II. Joie would make be-
lieve blow on t. But. Of course. he did
loot really blow. he only intended.
---5b on! Toot II ht"' whispered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19
Way in Front for 8 Years

II was in 1909 that Fatimas nosed
their way to the front and became the
fastest.selling cigarette costing over lOc.
And, except in one or two localities,
Fatima's big lead is increasing faster
today than eper-in spite of the big
sales of cheaper cigarettes, packed to
initiate Fatima.
OF course, FatimaA remarkable sales
do not make Fatimas taste any better
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

The United States has more first.
class home navy yards than any other
country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

Since 1889 there have been 9l2 gar
ri'oned forts. arsenals and military
posts in the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

Summary Earned runs, Oklahoma CITY
?, McAlester / twobase hits, McCahe,
Humphries. Herriot homerun, Lipps
bases on balls, of Hasg +, of Masters 2;
struck out. by Haag |. ny Masters 2.
left on bases. oklahoma city J, McAles-
ter 2, double plays Wells to Payne 10
Price Murray 10 Ncsashe 10 Haag to
Wells: wild pitch. Hnag. Time of game
hour 30 minutes Umpire. Cahill. At
t,ndAnce $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

The "Oown With" Club,

Get the right line for the bail
Hit II hard enough that's all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

'1d like 10 believe" pptes J X @,
that sport builds up man physically
Rut the only ones I've beaten for the last
two years have all been sick or hurt or
out of condition--to Judge from their
post mortem confessions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

in fact, no cigarette can just suit
every mans personal taste.
But it proves that MOST men find
that Fatimas keep their promises-that
Fatimas do taste good and are COM
Portable while you are smoking and
that after you smoke they leave you
feeling just as fine as before.
Yes, Fatimas are sensible and some
day you'll become Fatima smoker.
Nss.u.M.-cssas~cs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

Judging from highly expert opinions,
the present war Ia going TO last any
where from two months TO four years.
Take your pick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-19

IRAN for HUMPHREYS In nlnth.
Score by innings
Oklahoma City ...,........l0l 000 o0'-2
McAle-ter .....,........,,,.0 00O 900 100
Summary Earned runs. oklahoma city
2 Mo Alester twohase hits, Met abe,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-11
WOODWARD LOST To
CHURCH HILL FIVE
Star Forward Leaves Richmond sun
day To Matriculate at Virginia
Polytechnic.

Claude Woodward. star forward on
the Church Hill quint, who won a
name for himself in athletics and
studies at John Marshall High school,
will leave Sunday to matriculate at
V. 2, I. While his many friends here
will regret his leaving the city they
wish him all the success possible.
Claude is likable chap and is GER
tain to win a place on V. p. Is base
ball and basketball teams.
Church Hill. which is leading IN
the Federation League, not having
lost game, will feel his loss keenH
Hatcher. a teammate. will succeed
Woodward as Bell's running mate
Woodward will find ut V. +. I. Bill
Wharton, an intimate chum and ath-
iete. Wharton and Woodward, in
both scholastic and amateur competi-
ton. won the reputation OF being two
OF the cleanest players ever perform
ing in this city.