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, 1921-12-19
GREYDULL AND BASIN
SEEK COMBINATION IN
ELECTRIC POWER UNIT

BASIN. wyo.. Dec. ia meeting
tho Basin city council win be held
today in conference with the
Pubic Utilities company OF Greybuii
relative to furnishing light and power
for both the towns OF Basin and Grey
bun from ons electric unit II IL estt-
mated that Basin will be able to save
$500 a month by such service. II such
a contract is made tho present munich
pal plant will be used only in cases OF
emergency.
, 1921-12-19
Quiet Christmas
At White House
Is Harding Plan

WASHINGTON. Dec. u. = A quiet
Christmas in the White House will be
Observed by the President and Mrs.
Harding unless present plans are
changed by unexpected Developments.
II was announced today that the pres.
ident would hang up his stocking at
home and with the possible exception
Of attending church that Sunday. moth
ing would break the quiet OF the hoii'
day.
, 1921-12-19
Frdnco-Spanis
Trade Pact to
Be Framed Soon

MADRID. Dec. IA special envoy
will arrive here from Paris carly in
tho coming week TO begin negotiations
for a now commercial treaty between
Spain and France, to substitute the
n which recently expired. Foreign
Minister Hontorio informed thu
French ambassador that Spain was
prepared 10 enter into negotiations
as o rs was convenient for France.
, 1921-12-19
WEATHER TO Be FAIR
AND COLD FOR week

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1e.-weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re
glons-Generaily fair and cold.
, 1921-12-19


In Casper. and surrounding towns to
represent an established financial
house. offering investors an unusual
opportunity to join in the organiza-
ton OF a new syndicate holding ten
acres in the heart Of Mexia. Texas,
conceded TO be the largest high-grnde
oil field in the world now experience
ing a tremendous BOOM
Our drilling location surrounded by
big gushers. IL within a thousand
yards Of III Desenberg. Humphreys,
~Barthelson. Adamason and Rogers
discovery well; also 1T acres In bast
proven oil territory In Freestone
county. Wells low drilling closely
when brought in should make a 800
Investment with US worth several
thousand dollars. Our capital Il only
500. 900. par value SIS Liberal com
mission to live men and women who
can make from 800. to $500 weekly.
at once for maps and prospectus
FORCE AND COMPANY
3f4 Foster Building.
Denver. Colo.
12-19-1t
, 1921-12-19
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENr-stors and liz.
tures; rent very reasonable. Phone
a19J. 11-1o.i2t
, 1921-12-19

Mrs. NaIson. the first oma magls-
trate Of the English OWL of Croydon,
is the possessor Of a new pair Of white
lid gloves. thanks TO the time-honored
custom of presenting the judge ON the
bench with a pair OF white gloves
whenever a session of court begins
with no cases on the docket
, 1921-12-19
Il CHINESE FINED FOR
FANTAN CAME, CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE, Dec. 1s.-Fourteen
Chinese who were interrupted by the
police while a fantan game was in
progress, Friday afternoon In police
court hero were fined a total OF 1926
and costs. That is. Ave Of the party
pleaded guilty and were fined, n
the others were discharged without
fines, u Immediately after sentence
was pronounced the II contributed
Jointly to the s325 fund.
, 1921-12-19
Cagers at Basin
Defeat Burlington

BASIN. wyo.. Dec. 1o.-rhe Bur
anston town. basket ball team defeated
the Basin town team here Friday
iry the rcore Of II to Z.
, 1921-12-19
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Br1ndle and white female pup;
tall and ears recently cut Heward
IL returned TO j. X. Baldwin. s4s East
Yellowstone. Phone 5e0J. l2-ls-it
TOsT-Check book by Eleanor LET
fingweil, between Tripeny's store
and city hall. Return to Tribune Re
ward. l2-ls-4t
, 1921-12-19

A AIRS. Janson is tho first English
woman motorcycles TO accomplish a
1000 milo nonstop ride.
, 1921-12-19

Brewton, Ca, has a mayor
and five women members of the board
OF aldermen.
, 1921-12-19
PERSONAL

LADY with some good mining prop
erty would like to meet a blond man
about so; one with some mining
fnowledge; matrtmony il suited. Box
1888. Tribune. l2-ls-1ts
, 1921-12-19
OPPORTUNITY

Presents itself-comes at a time
when IL SCENT most inopportune-
Invisible TO most until caught =
generally allowed to pass unnoticed
If caught becomes the Aiiadin's
tenil TO one with vision and fore
sight.
ess-PooL HALL-Best money
maker In that line In Casper;
has cleared $4,000 per month
for months. now running low
yet netting about half that
amount. II takes $4,000 to
handle.
ais RESTAURANT - Small
place running about $3.50 per
month net profit; Just begin
ming to grow. no competition:
low rent: long lease; ctand in
veHtigation: 1900 cash, bal
anco $500 on terms.
2fs-RooM1No HOUSE WI
take clear residence or good
first mortgage UP TO $1,000 as
first payment. property II ten
room house on CY avenue.
good location and worth more
money.
1ss = APARTM N T How
would you like an income OF
$1,000 Per month with moth
ing to do but collect the
money. You can do Il with
this number and Il only takes
$4,000 in trade and some
cash
2ss-REs1pENcE New four
, 1921-12-19
%ARTIEICIAL LIMBS.

Mr.. J. u. Breuklander, manager Of
the Colorado Artificial Limb company
OF Denver. Colo. will be at the Grand
Central hotel of Casper on December
the 27th to demonstrate and take or
ders for artificial limbs and supplies.
12-17-2t
, 1921-12-19

wANTED-salcsman, with auto. to
y sell our line of household necessities.
Write Grand Union Tea company
Denver. 12-17-3t
, 1921-12-19

ADvERr1sINu rAzEs-rhs ras,
.r Inserting Want Ads In The Cae
of Daily Tribune II IN cents q word
ZACH insertions minimum IS csntz.
, 1921-12-19
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

n you have What sou won't want
ard want what you don't havc-Css
Want X6H.
, 1921-12-19
and Professional Directory.


AUDITORS
REIMERTH a VAN DENBEh1
4th Floor O-S Bldg. Tel 1ose.
Guarantee REGISTRY CORP.
AUDITORS and Accountants-Stock
Registrar and Transfer Agents
aOS-II Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone ooe.
ARCHITECTS
DuBOlS a GOuuklCH. Architects
Rooms z4-zo TOWNSEND BLOCK
f.snrr Nvyu. Phone 40.
GARBUTT, WEIDNER 4 SWEENEY
ais OIL Exchange Bldg. fhone lloS,
REPAIRING
AUTO kADLATUR SPECIALISTS
Cleaning, hepaIrang and ntecorfng
Work Called for and Delivered
Phone 4SlJ ia East Thirteenth
and TRANSFER
SEE BEN lkANsrER CO.
neavy naullng a Piano
Moving. Phone I'D.
sEARLEs TRANSFER
Phones. IEes., BIN, OfIice l0a-
MOVING A SPECIALLY.
CHIROPRACTORS
Uh. j.. IA. JkrrREX
DR. ANNA CHATHAM JEFFREY
SUITE SAB midwest Bldg. Phone zoo.
DIR. b. G. HAHN
DIR. EDNA HAHN
Suite 2, townsend Block
Phones otiice Az, hes 1885.
" Il. HARMED, Chiropractor
l62 North himbaIl st,
Phone 1887.
EVAN NJ. H0USER HERNCALL
Chiropractor
2l0 East Earth ST. Phone fb2eJ
CLEANERS and PRESSERS
THE SERVICE CLEANERS
Cleaning. Pressing, Remodeling
Center. Fifth and Railroad. Phone Sc.
BRII4E q MLEAN
Asbestos Tile and Plastic Flooring
Mil, Fixture, Cabinet, Carpenter Wori.
631 East A st. Phones 1864 and 126S
DOCTORS
DIR. MARSHALL c. KEITH
Office Phone 80. Residence 1854.
Private Hospital-6i2 South Durbin.
LAWYERS
HENCH & BULLACR
Lawyers
Quite 204.2o5 Midwest Bldg. Phi 1900
WILLIAM o. WILSON
Attorney-at-Law,
Suites 14-i5-l6, Townsend Block
, 1921-12-19

OUT OF TOWN advertisements
must be accompanied by rash or cheek
IN fun payment or ths same. Nots
tie foregoing Instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1921-12-19
FOR RENT-ArARTMENTs

FOR RENT-ons two-room furnished
modern front apartment; private
bath. Cali so4W Or 445 South Beech
street. l2-l5-4ts
, 1921-12-19
FOR SALE OK TRADE

FOR sALE OR TRADE-Tor small
houses and lots; one five-passenger
light Six Studebaker. light Six sedan;
Special Six roadster; Ford touring car.
self starter. Phone 22sJ. 12-1e,2t
FOR SALE OR TRADE = Chandler
roadstG. for vacant lots or lot and
a nice two-room house; close
north part Of Casper; a bargain at
s1.40O only $500 down. balance like
rent; we have some very desirable
income property; let US show you
where your money a earn you 30
nar cert. =. Ramon, Zuttermeister
,niidlEg. Phone 1921. 12l9s2t'
, 1921-12-19

CLOSING HoUR-want Ads TO b
r.assified properly must b In The
casper Daily Tribune office hefors
1850. Want Ads received after 1870
40 1890 D. M Will be inserted under
he head. Too -Lats 70 Clneszfy.~
, 1921-12-19

n YoU WANT your fu.niture re
Paired. cal at SCI So Ash, or phone
we. s-s-u
, 1921-12-19
o SALE-LAND

FOR SALE-Eighty acres mineral
right in Bolton creek OF. field; close
to production, with other wells drill
ing near; a good investment, $50 per
acre; will sell in small lots or in n
block. Write or call evenings Il. H.
McKeown. 1898 South Box Elder
street. 12-l6-st'
, 1921-12-19
BUSINESS CHANCES
MONEY TO LOAN

ON irrigated ranches; large loans a
Ward Hildreth. T~orrinston
, 1921-12-19

FOR RENT-Largs two-room fur
ntshed apartment; vacant December
1s. jackson Apartments. s19 South
Jackson street 12-ie-it.
, 1921-12-19
FOR R~ENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT Three-room furnished
house. modern except bath: gas
12-1e-it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
BUSINESS

The nature and extent Of read
iustment in business is indicated 10y
Bradstreets recent failure reports
and the fact that every industry in
New York state with three minor eN-
ceptions showed a decrease in en-
ployment from November 70 De
cember. the general average de-
crease for the six months period
reaching 20 per cent. Readjust-
nnent can not stop with industry un-
balanced as IL is today-partly on a
pre-war and partly on a war-inflated
basis.
Farm implement producers are re-
ported operating far IN excess OF
current orders. They are confident
that buying VIII quicken in the
spring and wish 20 be prepared.
Other manufacturers may find this
example a good one. Nevertheless.
the anticipated business recovery
during early spring Is not apt 20 as
sumo the character or proportions OF
boom" but will represent the
natural, reaction from a condition Of
curtailed production and apathetic
demand. Such Improvement as de-
velops VIII have a partially seasonal
origin. although in the main IL will
owe its origin 10 easier money. low
er prices and accumulated needs.
The feeling strengthens that wage
and price or rate conditions in the
iron and steel industry among others
and in transportation are blocking
final readiustment. Judge Gary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Tait-PerriU Go
Should Be Among
Best, Thinks Ed
Chicago Ring Expert Respects
Record of Canadian
Champion.

II we are to believe a man who
has seen them all. South Bend box
ing fans are going q get a look at
a regular match when ClOnie TAFT
steps through the ropes to take on
Bud Perrin at the Oliver next Tues
day evening.
Ed. ". Smith sporting writer
who has refereed practically every
bout in this section for years IS the
person boosting TAFT He says:
II was nothing but bum handling
that kept Clonie TAFT. Canadian
lightweight champion and part In
dian. out of the big money" of the
boxing game This IF at least what
Clonie himself says about himself.
He's an interesting character and
told Us a lot about himself when he
got into the city last night on his
way 10 South Bend, ind. where on
Tuesday night he will do battle with
Bud" Perrill, Jack OKeefe's new
cst lightweight candidate.
These boys are 10 do battle at 1876
pounds at o'clock and the scrap
ought to be a corker a. the boys are
hard hirters and couple enough
CleVerness with the punch 70 make
I've never had anybody around
with me who could show me any
thing" Clonie said. and as a result
il has been mighty slow progress for
me. I figure that with a good man
ager l can learn a whole lot and
eventually get up among the top
notchers. where I think I belong"
He's a modest young man anG they
say he has a mighty wallop with his
right hand. He is credited with a
clean-cut victory over Cal Delaney.
which in itself is enough 10 recon-
mend him highly as q good fighter.
He also slew Lew Edwards. Austral-
ian and English lightweight cham
pion. and that too, was a consider
able feat.
Clonfe won the Canadian cham
pionship by handing Johnny OLeary
a neat trimming just at a time when
lot Of folks with good Judgment
were saying that Johnny should be
given a chance at the real light
weight title and were touting him as
good prospect for Leonard s
crown.
Perrill Is no SLOUGH himself and
under Jack O'Keefe's capable hand
ling he IL liable TO come through
pretty strong. Bud has shaken off
lot OF his old stuff and taken on 3
new line of goods that is immense
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Two i'm -Four Days

The eastern trip in which tls
Army and Rutgars are tackled with
IN four days in a daring experiment
which viii command the attention
OF the football world. West Point
is building an all-Americau combi-
nation IL reports are correct; and
four defeats in the last 1--WE attempts
with the local squad do not inspire
sweet thoughts Notre Dame viii
move eastward without the peculiar
ffectiveness Of Joe" Brandy against
tho cadets or the suPerhuman eTor-s
which George Gipp brought 30 the
Rockne and the Fighting Irish"
have nowhere earned their title u
not on the Hudson. Rutgers VIII be
a better team in 1921 which in6ure9
a real battle on the Polo Grounds
regardless OF the outcome al West
Point. Haskell had one OF the most
succe ssful teams IN the west last
year developing a speedy oTense
with a light squad. Present indica
tons point TO nothing wonde-fl
from the Michigan Aggies but tho
upset or 1913 recalls the fact that
this team always saves a good
punch for Notre Dame.
THE SCHEDULE.
Sept. p. Kalamazoo AZ NocEe
Dame.
oct I. De Pauw at Notre Dame.
Oct 8. Iowa at Iowa
Oct. IL. Purdue at Lafayette
oct. p. Nebraska at Eotrc Dame.
Oct. %. Indiana at indianapolis.
Nov g. Army at West Point.
Nov. s objection day.. Rutgers ~
Polo Grounds.
Nov 10 Haskell AZ Notra Dame.
Nov. ] 2. Open.
Nov. - Thanksgiving Michi-
gan AgEies at Notre Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Noue Dame Eleven To
Play Five Games Here
South Bend Football Fans to See Kalamazoo, De
Paw Nebraska, Haskell and the Aggies
in Action Next Season.

While no great amount OF oppol-
uOn IS expected from the Kalamazoo
and DE Paw games which open
me nome schedule. the Iowa con
test on a foreign field with one of
the best teams in the western con
ference viii be a real test for the
hidden strength OF the Rockne
eleven; and as in past years against
Nebraska the success Of the season
VIII probably be gagged by the result
or this battle, which begins a six
game series in five weeks without
a soft spot on which TO rest. The
price Of excellence in the case Of
EocKne's eleven will be the ability
10 meet successfully the charges Of
contenders who would consider a
season worth while which counted
victory over Notre Dame
Nebraska for Home Coming"
Purdue viii follow the Iowa con-
test and the Boilermakers are usual
~ as hard as their name The fol-
lowing Saturday viii witness the
piece de resistance" Of the home
season. the homecoming celebration
which accompanies the Nebraska
tilt. Three consecutive victories ov-
er the CorUhuskers have forced them
eff their own lJt for the annual con-
test. and -four Of a kind" will guar
antee for South Bend and Notre
Dame the most rOusing evening IN
recent history.
The following Saturday will wit
ness an explosion in Indiana foot
ball when "A thoroughly aroused
crowd Of Fighting Irish make the
annual pilgrimage 70 indianapolis
for the Indiana battle. The events
Of last autumn Will be fresh in the
minds Of the team which confident
" expects to begin the 1921 CON
test where they left of in the last
quarter revival OF the past season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
M~4A4.
"a

earned an even break. Mitchells
jabbing was about the best of its
kind exhibited here in a long while.
And his GOODNESS under fire was
something TO marvel at for a boxer
of his limited experience. More than
once Jackson cracked him flush on
the jaw with . his dangerous right.
But all Willie got for his pains was
an irritating smile from the youthful
Mitchell.
1t is more than likely that Pinkey
Will fill on, that lengthy frame of
his and become a full-fledged well
terweight.
Addition weight will add power 10
his punch. This, combined with his
skill as a boxer and his splendid gen
.eralship. should some day make him
the welter-weight champion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

states that the United States Steel
corporation has not even considered
the question Of price and wage re-
auctions, while the railroads can not
earn their six per cent on lower
freight rates until the volume of
traffic increases and wages decline.
A movement for the deflation Of
railroad wages in common with
other wages has undoubtedly begun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
HENRY FARRELL SAYS

than the toe hold. which Frank
Gotch invented and which is includ
ed in the repertoire of practically
every wrestler.
It's the only hold he knows. -
CaddOck said. why not let him
use IL. Perhaps he remembers the
last time we met. when l sent him
whimpering off the mat in Des
Moines as the result Of toe hold"
CaddoCk, who is known as the
man with o thousand holds" will
be greatly outweighed by Lewis, but
because Of mis- greater speed and
versatility is being quoted at even
money 10 regain the title. Lewis is
practically combining his training 20
trying out his deadlock on a wooden
dummy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

Welsh a similar length of time to
reach the pinnacle in the lightweight
division. Oe Cans was II years
Gil the rocky road to the champion
ship. Bat Nelson was r..
When these boxers stacked up
against the best of their y. eight they
were seasoned performers They
had been through the stormy school
OF experience.
Rut along comes this elongated
IIirk-faCed youth, still unmarked
from ring encounters. and gives
Jackson the fight of his life. Be
fore the bell changed. Jackson's sup
pOTters were Offering odds OF nine
&C. fiv.. and even two 10 one that
| Mitchell wouldn't go the limit, For
/ 10 rounds Mitchell had the fight
we'll ia hand. in our opinion.
Takes Them Smiling.
] Jackson made q strong finish and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

"a conflict between athletic teams of
the two state schools. inasmuch as
both quintets are up on top OF the
pile for western conference honors
The week viii be closed with the
Valparaiso team on its home floor
against the exceptionally fast Uni
versity OF Detroit team and Franklin
invading Michigan for a game with
Kalamazoo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

By United Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The agi-
jltiOu 10 bar the deadlock from
wrestling has received setback
from The man who would be most
bencntted 10y it's elimination.
Following the serious injury 20
joe Stecher lS the result of appli-
cation of that hold by I'D Lewis in
the bout in which the latter won
the world wrestling championship,
followers OF the mat game through
ONT tlc country urged that the
deadlock Dee ouuawed rs dangerous.
Earl Caddock. from whom Stecher
won the tiIc. and who meets Lewis
here Monday night came 10 the
champion defense with a state
uent that the deadlock lis no wors,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
WEEKS GAMES MAY
DETERMINE TITLE
Notre Dame Cagers to Face
Wabash and Depauw in
DOwnstate Trip.

Further progress towards determ-
iuatiou Of the state college basket
ball title viii be made during the
coming week. The schedules indi-
cate Wabash and %otre Dame meet
ms az Charlottesville Thursday night,
Notre Dame and DePauw at Green
castle Friday night and Purdue and
Indiana at Lafayette also on Friday
night The scores of these three
contests together with games pre-
viously PLAYED this season should
considerably clarity the muddle over
the state championship
The schedule OF games for the
week follows.
Wednesday-R Poly and state
Normal az Terre HaUte.
Thursday-W and Notre
Dame at GreenCastle. Purdue and
Indiana az Lafayette.
Saturday University OF Detroit
and Valparaiso az Valparaiso. Kali
auJz00 and Franklin at kalama-
ZOO
The game Wednesday night at
Terre Haute viii bring together the
two rival college Quintets 90 that
ri-y Since Stace \OrIlaIs advent
into athletics the two Terre HaIte
schools have worked up quite a bit
of JEALOUSY in regard 90 athletic eX-
ceIeuce.
Wabash Strong.
Notre Danes trip 90 CrawfordS-
willie win bring the first clash of the
season between the Catholic col
leE.aus and one OF tho leading down
state tea ms Coach Halas five viii
face two hard games for both Wa
bash and perauw. who viii be the
opponents the following night are
playing high class basketball this
season.
Ieuauws great showing against
.h, highly touted Wabash team dur
ing the last week shows that the
Nethodlsts are still coutenders IN
the state championship scramble
The Indiaua-Purdue game at La
fayette is attracting even more at
.enuon than Is usually bestowed on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Ring and Neal Go 10
PhiIlieS For RiNcl

1sv Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Jan. -e.
Pitcher Epha J. IliVey of the Phila-
dclphia National league club. has
7,c-n traded 90 Cincinnati for Pitch
or Eiur and Ouriielder Neale. Nam
a.er Donovan 90 the local cIgn am
7,,tl1r,d Ilte today. No UouC- cone
.-s-lrration was involved, the -rHdc
I,,ir.. "a straight deal. RiNev came
I'D fua Philadelphia club from the
l-rflrrr ity or Virginia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Marshall Field III is
Substitute Bout Referee

Kv Associated Press.
CHICAGO Jan. --.-Frcm bank
inR 20 boxing Is short move for
Marshall Field III
The heir 90 the Field millions
refereed bout 20 the satisfaction
OF all spectators. Including his wife.
He was called from the audience az
a boxing show given by Jack Roo
bins motherhood Republic when
the regular referee failed 60 appear
on time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
WAKA DOWNS
RICHMOND is TO IL
Free Throws Give Locals Six
Point Margin in Game
at "Y."

Superior ability in Caging free
throws enabled Mishawaka high
school TO defeat Richmond high Is
TO y at the y. VI. - a. gymnasium
Saturday afternoon. Six goals from
foul gave the Mishawakans the six
point lead which they held at the
end Of the game. Inability 10 To-
cate the basket kept the score low
for both teams, as dozens Of fair
shots were missed.
Hunt and Weiss OF Mishawaka
were tied for scoring honors with
six points each on the winners side.
and HarkinS proved the best OF the
Richmond Cagers. Frequent spills
slowed up the game. The score:
Mishawaka Richmond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
MICHIGAN DOWNS PURPLE

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Michigan de-
feated Northwestern IN a western
conference basketball game tonight
by a score Of 30 10 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
PURDUE CRUsHIES OHIO.

BY Associated Press:
COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 22.-Purdue
university defeated Ohio State uni
versity here tonight IN a western
conference bask et'ball game, 40 TO 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
BAsKErBAIL SCORE.

KokomC 80. Muncic 2S
Technical Indianapolis So.
Bloomington. %.
Huntington. o. Manual To-
Edinburgh 29- Scottsburs 90.
Edinburgh so. Hopeweu is
Lebanon. -. ShoruidEe lIudiau-
apolis). H.
Marshall tChiCago). 2S Culver
academy %.
New Palestine. % silent Hoo
sicrs Is
Indiana Dentals. 2s 81. Joe. 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
Madden and Mdgin Yin
Six Day Bicycle Race

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. Jan. Fiddle Mad.
den and Jack Magfn won the six daJ
bicycle race which ended tonight at
1920 p. m. They covered 2.279
miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
CH1CAGO %: IOWA 10
nv Associated Press .

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Chicago had
an easy time defeating Iowa in a
western conference basketball game
tonight winning A. 10 =