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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
The 1mpressionable Years" -.

The lmpressionable Years ........
.......... Mrs. ]. H.. Risley
Good and Manly Citizens' .........
.......,............M Mr.. j. r. Kea ting
A social hour with refreshments Will
be enjoyed In the Trophy room.
Thursday at $3.50 the first meeting of
the Park View Circle will be held whom
each room will give nursber on the
program and Mr. ]. H. Risley will
speak on ",rhe Advantages of Par
ent- Teachers Associa ton" The coun-
Gil will present flag to be used in the
room having tho largest percentage OF
parents at each monthly meeting.
Friday evening a o'clock. Fountain
school will have another of their popu-
lar community meetings. Refreshments
will be served in the cafeteria and the
following program presented:
Chorus by the sixth grade.
Reading by Lillian Carlen.
Christmas Anthem, 'Dagmas Schedl-
bauer.
Reading, Mary Ellen Mathews.
Mother Goose Songs and Pantomines
by the second grade.
Reading by Dorothy Brewster.
Dance, Christmas Spirits
Reading by Judith Ellen Murray.
Chorus, eighth grade.
Friday-Nicholson Circle at ESQ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

figuring S6 cents per paid membership
according to your last years per capita
figures, and at the December State
Board meeting may we hear the re-
port that Pueblo has paid her.quota OF
$3S5.40. Get as many special member
ships as possible and let the balance
come from the treasury or In any way
| that you see best. Each circle will
keep 10 per cent of the special member
ship money that you receive
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
"Papes Cold Compound" Breaks any Cold in Few

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
up! Quit blowing and snuffiing! A
dose Of Tapes Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks any cold right up
The first dose opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages of head; stops
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

wreck. But ono day thisi !! 1use What happened
had given me such warning symptcms - Z
dull aching pain Ia tbs lower beck part q
Tho front Of my hesd, os.en wss Ie,ties md
that w would i. dsed vs1y quickly, but m1
principal wAfnh< ,ymptom w.s nervous
si the fight timo, ! night h4ve sayed myseh
untold missry aod thousaads q dollars b.
Abcut, stin tried 70 81 on with ny byansss
oad Hereby lost marty syerythin( had.
4 found out that exhausted nnrve forca not
saly ruins . man physcally but mentally ~
fbe sbovs = . hypothetical CO., which .
physician ays msy val illustrate thovs.pds
Which e11st today. Hones are wicked, chill
Gfen ruined: 81 through exhausted nerve forns
o. peufasthenic conditions
md terrible physical end mental mental, sortuIes = 1s.
ne1voJvtt1 nuid
In such cases il b often wore than foolish 70
take mere stimulating medicines or narcotic
ANA. which only whip up your faer1ng vital
Sowsrs for the moment, may be At ibe eIpcnse
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
STATE BUSINESS.

A call comes from the state board
that funds are getting low. We had
hoped before this to have a good re-
port from our state treasurer that her
urgent call had been heard and re-
sponded to. The need is urgent and
we must not be slackers.
We want Colorado to come up to the
top and that means more organizations
and more Child Welfare work and this
means money.
Now let each circle do its part by
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

into your nSHVoe eQ0 NOW
iron into your blood 70 heap mako nsw nsrve
foETs S.th which 20 ised y2uf ssa.vtnS nsfys
the free use Of Nu{atet Iron. This valuable
product contains the principal ehemtcal con-
which moss nearly resembles that In the nerve
and brain calls Of man.
Il aiso contains organic iron me- tbs iron IN
your blood And nks The i,Dn 4 .RlnachL y le9tils M
nor in1urs ths teeth nor upsst TIE stomach. II
Z an. entirely different thing from n,stalBe iron
which peopls usually take. EuxAted Iron may
therefore r. termsd both blood and : nssys
blood and tie principal chemical ingfsdienS q
sctys, living nervs furcs 70 Jour brain and
nefve cells.
Over four million. pespls are nfpg E,4sssd
Iron annually, md rpm the Uma;kaSg bsns-
fsc,urers eel 20 certain Of its efficacy that they
chaser or they will refund your money. Be-
ware Of substitutes look fof The word Nun.
ated" on every package, Aftor uang NuxAted
Iron We shall be pleased 70 haye you write us
what It does for you fol. publication. Your
name will be withheld Eiixated Iron for t7e
blood and nerves is sold By sll irueg.sis
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

London has had its equivalent to
a Lord Mayor since the days of tho
Romans
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

The people of Ireland are unusually
long lived, living to an average of 81
years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

nose running; relieves headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneezng.
"Papes Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only. few cents at drug stores. 1t
acts without assistance. Tastes nice.
Contains no quinine. Insist upon
Pape's.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

HosDu t.n = W
snsrH - hs.n,n,2Xsssd w. H.
] was In N irritable
mood at hosue, my With
y ould occasionally
Ssy that this wAsA% %n
Of age. and this would
tT1tate me still mosA.
I kn6w I waS under
eonstout nervous
strain. but ! nsver
th ought that . |
strong, vigorous J
could 90 all to 4
pleces and become =
. hysioal IT,
and mentAt ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
w amt a Home?

a neat 5-room bungalow with all
bui,t-in features, east ront double
garage large lot; located southwest
Price $3.50
A beautiful brick bungalow with
basement: an built-in features; storm
cellar in connection; &c you are look
ing for @ real home let us show YOU
this one. Price and location given on
appointment
\ wonderful 7-room bungalow on
North Washington street, large lot
"a real up-to-datc home. Price and lo-
cation given on appointment.
A neat Groom bungalow ON paved
street: driveway and garage; will
sell completely furnished for $500
small casn payment will handle.
A beautiful up-to-datc bungalow To-
catcC three blocks from West Main
in the heart of the beautiful homes.
southwest; IDEAL location; q place
that Is hard to beat. Price $4,000.
Neat 5-room story and half bun
galow. with fireplace; book ,ases and
garage. swell location ON Mol 'sh ave-
nue.: east of the railroad Price $1,000.
A wonderful S-room bung' low on
paved street, one OF the bcs, built
homes in town ana has ail features
that it .pkcs TO pleas lhr m,a' tos-
.ldious, 'ct us show you tnm place.
Beautiful building lots from 30 foot
frontage 20 100 feet on plyci SIRE 's;
and we can arrange terms ll WlnioI.
by the month or y'gr
II lt is % home YOU want ict ui
show YOU what we have.
"WE KNOW THE TOWN
THE TOWN KNOWS U.s.
Lamgstom 81 king
sos simpson lldg. Phoaes iiils5i
i865-R
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

STRAWBERRY, Blackberry and Dew
berry plants best varieties for ok
lBhoma, Write for prices. Ross
Fruit Farm. Durant, Okla. 2-6
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For Sale

FOR SALE-A few unclaimed suits
and odd pants at a bargain. Bell
Tailoring Co 3l5-lmo
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L@mgst0m d .MImg
sos simpson Nlldg. Phones ilils5i
i36j-R
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G5lliLnnN & EIall

Phone $50 Sj' simpson H'is.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-Ma cool, tor camp near
Ardmorc, five men in camp. state
wages expected, house rs good and
well cquipcd: dont answer unless
you can cook; leave note ot room
enc. ArJmorc Hotel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
For s ale

a beautiful 2-story home ON Fourth
avenue. southwest, large garage and
tfive way. fire place and all modern
bu.lt-in features. terms very reason
able
Before you puy see this lovely 2
story ho.po on * street southwest
hardwood floors fireplace and latest
built-n features; garage ana drive
way; par.ics leaving town and must
sell; Terms very eusy.
A G-roon modern bungalow on
Fourth. avenue southwest garage,
south front; large lot Price $4,000.
Easy terms.
A 4-room modern bungalow on q
stree. northwest; cas-. front, n dandy
buy Y 1suas at '5:''e. Contractor 5s'@a said cut the
Pl'ro T.,,,rro ~ '' s,rcct from So 200 TO $3.50
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FOR RENr--A glragc, close In s. W
Phone l1SG-R G.
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Oil Lands and Leases
FOR SALE
Poultry and Eggs

'OR SALE--ilr1hma hons and pu.-
let's. also mixed strain of chickens,
most all puiiets ilJ dargroye y.
W. G-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

'OR SALE Trio Ancoua chickens
rooster two pullets. chelp: greatest
layers. Phone 1918. G-3
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Real Estate
Ardmore EIonl@s

Among several other nice selections
We offer the following.
A very beautiful we'll constrJc ed
five room bungalow, mantle and tire
place, built IA features, east front
large lot, garage etc. Only Sax blocks
out on pavement. northwest. Price
$500.
a nice five room modern bungalow
cosy and neat. Ten blocks out, north
west Price $4,000.
A neat five room modern brick
dwelling, eleven blocks out ON car
line Price $4,000.
A large six room co tage, large lot,
east front Twelve blocks out. Price
$4,000.
A neat five room cottage, close in,
in northwest. Price $3.50
4 large seven room modern bunga-
low, garage, barn, chicken house, cow
shed, garden. etc East front, seven
blocks out, northwest. Price $500
Five room cottage, large lot. eleven
blocks out. Price $4,000.
Seven room modern bungalow on
| Washington. Price $4,000
We room California bungalow OF
McIish Price $500.
Large six room bungalow, well con-
structed, buit-in features, manle and
/ fire place Living room. dining room
music room. finished in oak. On Nc
Lish. Price $3.50.
| A nice five room cottage. extra
large lot BeautiNl shade trees. on
Bixby. Price $4,000.
/ 4 nice five room modern bungalow
r. street southwest Price $3.50.
A neat five room cottage close in
on Stanley, Price $3.50.
suitable terms can be arranged o.
any Of these homes
LOTS
We have a number Of beautiful lots
in both northwest and southwest Ard
more on pavement ranging in price
from $1,000 to $1,000. If you are think
ing of building a home it viii pay
you to see my list Of lots.
r. G.. McKIDIO'Y
l26la W Main Phone ..
e.
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Wanted To Buy
Auton,obiles

WE have exceptional bargains in used
clrs and can arrange terms 10
sui. ON any car. Used car depart
mtnt, Sroman Motor Corporation,
22l W. Main street. Phone jl5. 6-2
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| ~ ants

Two cents per word each insertion.
minimum charge of so cents made
|r ads run one day only. Copy
(ust be in Ar3moreite office by 10
|elock week days. IL received after
Ut hor ads viii be run too late
\ classify"
|All want ads are cash. ADVERTISE
|ents taken over tina telephone are
fcepted only ut customers risk ana
be Ardmoreite will not be responsible
pr errors unless a6Yertising copy IS
anded in at Cur office.
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Business Opportunities

WANTED-Partner Tor good busi-
ness. one Who can take an active
part preferred. must be reliable
ana q good worker will show big re-
suits for money invested For in
terview call fgl9-J. 7-2
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Real Estate
Two Fine Honn@s
For Sale

An eleg mt, ten-room home, close in,
on one of the best streets I'm south
west krdmore Nice large lot, high
terrace. beautiful shade trees. Nice
interior. finisa, beautiful oak floors
mantle aul fireplace. Extra large liv-
ing room. dining ROOM beautiful sun
room and breakfast room All built
in features in kitchen. Nice large bath
room and extra large sleeping rooms.
II you are in the market lor good
home, make an appointment and ! VIII
show yau this one. Price am terms
ON application.
A very fine homo built Of brick, con
tanning seven rooms ard blth. Desir-
ably located close in. Has AN built
in fe1tures,' finished in oak; garage
and servants quarters. il SIS an Gle
CANT home. One Of the finest in the
city. viii be glad to show it on ap-
poin,ment Price ana terms on apph-
gntiop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

FOR SALE-Ridng cultivator rid
ing planter, Sulkey plow. Bargain
IT taken al once. Cali 1851. G-3
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STOVES and heater wood FOR sale,
one mile west OF federal home;
chclp ir taken at the farm. Phone
WJ-5i. II. r. Wnlingham 6-j
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Non-Conlraci Advertising


Theatres, concerts, circuses,
stock promotion, oil,2iuc, ETC. $500
Political Advertising cash with
order, display only accepted Sl.0O
Advertising at above rates must
take run OK paper"
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cent additional,
Advertisements must be as many
Inches dee, az columns wide.
Copy Tor Daily Ardmoreite must
be IN office by II O'Clock on day Of
publication and for Sunday Ard
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$500 per inch peg month with
weekly change % cUpy
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YEARLY contract with daily change
OF copy.
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10 reward taken from Rcroat Okla,
oAc white English Pitt bun pup,
ahon. months Old, has two
names. Buster and Dixie, win
come for either, has black spot on
right ear, brown spot on back whore
hair was scorcbcd, notify or deliver
aJ Rc&roat Drug co. Regroat, Ol,la.
and receive reward PC
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DAILY ARDMORElTE

Advertising rates effective June
LIST. 1920,
Per
Rurh
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FOR SALE-White willow baby car
riage, practically now. III a st.
northwest Phone 1921. 6-3
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For Rent--Rooms

A MOST desirable modern southeast
bed room for one or two gentle
men. Easloy Apartments, 1lG5a y.
Washington. Phone Gil. 10
---------------
FOR RENT-NIodern furnished rooms
for gentlemen only, Easlcy Apart
ments, l161-2 n. Washington.
Phone cal. l6-1mo
YOUNG man of good habit, wishes TO
share modern room with twin BEDS
with some desirable man. Phone
Gal. ll6J2 y. Washington. SO-B
FOR RENT-Tnree furnished rooms,
modern, call at 4lG md avenue
northwest. 1-5
TWO light house keeping rooms.
Phone 1929, 1O2 First avenue south
east 2-6
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
ligh, house keeping. 4lO W. Main
St.. phone 935l. 4-5
NICELY furnished upstairs room
close to bath for man only, phone
9s6-J or call at $40 n. Washington.
4-3
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, close
in, modern brick. $4.O0 each. ia
| street southwest. G-3
/ FOR RENTING large rooms and
one small room, unfurnshed, for
$50. llOl & street non Invest Phone
Sl5-R 60
FOR TtENT-Une furnished room for
light housekeeping, close in. 11S
G street northwest.
FOR RENT-Bcd room with bath.
1874 n. Washington. Phone 1887.
G-3
FOR RENT-Attractive front bedroom
rent reasonable. Phone $50. 6-3
/ FOR RENT-Two light house keeping
rooms, unfmnished, water, lights
and gas, cheap. 13O c street south
cast. 6-2
FOR RENT House keeping and bed
rooms. close i'm. Phone S26 SO
/ FOR RENT-Two or three modern
unfunished rooms ami a garage.
Phone ilO7-R 6-2
/ FOR RENT Furnished light house
Nepng rooms. Phone l3o. Mrs. O..
q sims 90
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FOR SALE-Fumed oak living room
suite. three Quarer bed complete,
Gig Third avenue southwest 6-3
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Open space without contract .IJ
/ 600 inches 10 be used With
In one year ---------------- .6O
| 2 900 inches 10 be usee with
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
THE LNSIDER 81 VS.

Clarence Mitchell. Sherrod Smith
and Dutch Reuther have all been
driven off the mound in early
games.
American league pitchers are still
using the international pass as it
was intended 20 be used.
Dempsey. like the tax collector,
figures all opponents alike.
Tex Richard can make more news
out OF no news than any other man
in the world-as has been proved
N his delayed announcement of
where IT. will be held.
LEFT EARFUU.
A four-base drive gets much ap-
plause,
It gives the player fame
But records show a well-timed hit
More often wins the game.
Right Earful.
An umpire must have two good
eyes;
A voice that's low and thick,
He also must have lots of speed
To dodge the Oft-thrown brick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
MARATHON RECORD
BROKEN BY yuma
Clips More Than Two Minutes
Off Time for 25-Mile
Gruelling Race.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 19.-The American
Marathon road race. with the coun-
trys leading long distance runners
contesting was won Tuesday in new
record time by Frank Zuna Of New
ark, n. J., a former doughboy. In
the immediate van almost from the
start Zuna speeded up his stride in
the last ! 4 miles. pulled away from
Charles MellOr of Chicago who had
been his running mate much of the
distance, and finished the % mile
run in two hours, Is minutes. 81 3-5
seconds. This was more than two
minutes faster than that Of Michael
J. Ryan Of New York, whose victory
In two hours. 9 minutes and IS Is
seconds in 1912 was the best pre-
vious time for the event.
Mellor finished second. a tired
runner. three minutes II 2-5 sec
onds behind the winner and in third
place was Peter Trivoulidas. Of New
York, winner last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20

The above picture was taken a
the finish of the fastest hundred
yards ever run by a human being
1t was also the closest finish ever
witnessed on the Pacific coast, the
home Of wonder runners"
It shows Charlie Paddock, the
human dynamo" throwing her
wide open for the last final leap
through the air, which broke the
tape a hundredth of a second after
Morris Kirksey, captain of Stanton I
university team, had hit the finish
line.
The picture shows the tremendous
energy and reserve necessary for a
"nine-three" finish. Paddock is lit
orally flying through the air. the
squirt of dust 10 feet in the rear
showing the last point where ne
touched the ground before hitting
the tape. The race was his, because
ne was the first TO break the tape
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20

Dope on big golf matches is usu-
ally as tickle as the weather man.
Many fans are eager to help an
umpire cut-out of the park. open
season for handlers of indicators is
now on.
Judge Lands is making so good
as head Of baseball that the billiard
players are urging him TO govern
their organization.
Champion Jack Britton believes
Jack Dempsey will bat a thousand
against French pitching.
France is so enthusiastic over Su-
zanne Lenglen's tennis it would bet
she could make Bill Tilden look like
a beginner.
Norman Brookes and Gerald Pat
terson will not compete in the 1921
Davis cup matches in this country.
They'll give the kids a chance.
Left-handers seem TO be getting
the grand bounce this year. Dicky
Kerr. Hub Leonard. Walter Mails,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
JERSEY CITY WELL
FIXED TO HANDLE
BIG TITLE SCRAP
Consider Selection by Richard
Wise MOve-Can Handle
Big Crowds.
Rv Assnciated Press !:

NEW YORK. April 19-Defnite
selection Of Jersey City as the scene
OF the Dempsey-Carpentier heavy
weight titular bout July marks an
other step in the staging Of what is
expected to be the most important
hstic battle in the history Of the
Prize ring
While the actual site for the are
ma will not be chosen for another
day or two. Promoter Tex Richard
has narrowed the selection down 10
three localities. any one of which
viii serve admirably for the cree
ton Of the huge structure which will
house boxers and spectators.
Although Richard ave careful
consideration 20 the properties sub
mitted by both Atlantic City and
Newark. il was generally understood
several days ago that Jersey City
would be chosen. due 20 its proxim-
itv 10 Greater New York with its
four million population. Richard in
discussing this angle Of the pro-
motion Of the bout said he figured
total population of close to Is
600. 900 persons 10 draw from within
a radius Of three n ours travel.
special Facilities
Special transportation facilities
will be provided 10 bring spectators
from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Tren-
ton and other Of the larger cities
south OF the ring site. while to the
eastward the larger cities Of Con-
necticut and New York Will all be
within reasonable travelling distance.
All parts Of New York are less
than one hours travel by tube and
the transportation facilities will be
sufficient 10 handle thouzNnds an
hour. The widespread interest in
the bout Is evidenced by a rapidly
increasing mail each day containing
applications for tickets The paste
boards are now being printed. but
will not be put on sale until the first
OF next month.
Meanwhile. applications for the
higher priced tickets are accumulat-
Ing faster than in any previous big
bout staged by Richard. and some
thousands OF dollars In checks
money ordcAs and currency are al
ready being banked 90 await the in
itial allotment OF seats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
KALAMAZOO OPPOSE
IRISH NINE TODAY
Game Will Be Played on Car
tier Field Promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock.

Coach Halas and his squad. after
winning four TO one at Purdue
Tuesday will arrive in the city at
noon today and plunge into another
battle with Kalamazoo at $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon at Cartier
field.
Steinle was left behind when the
team went 20 Purdue and viii pro-
badly pitch the contest of this aft
ernoon against the Kazooks. Good
weather will draw a large crowd to
the game.
Coach Halas has scheduled an ex-
hibition game with the Indestructos
Of Niles for Saturday afternoon at
Cartier field. The local mentor is
taking advantage Of every opportu-
nifty TO put his men in fighting trim
for the long series Of battles which
will follow the real opening of the
season next Thursday against De-
Paw.
Irish Have Heavy Schedule.
The DePauw gtlme will be fol-
lowed by one of the real events of
the baseball season-the appearance
Of Michigan on q Notre Dame dia-
mond Unfortunately. rain has in
terfered with the last three meet
ings OF these ancient foes on the
ball field; but the very perversity Of
the present stretch Of weather al
most guarantees a perfect day.
The game will be witnessed by the
senior class and more than 90 young
ladies who will be in the city for
the senior ball and its incident fes-
tivities.
The week following the Michigan
encounter will find Notre Dame bat
thing on foreign fields. On Monday
and Tuesday the squad will face Ur-
bana and sample the wares Of
Barnes. sensational Uhni sophomore.
who BANKED Northwestern recently
without a hit or run.
on Friday Of the same week the
team Journeys to Iowa City TO meet
the Iowa state team; and on the re-
turn tourney meet St Viators at
Kankakee on saturday. The much
anticipated Illinois-Notre Dame out
door track meet will be an event Of
the same day on Cartier field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
Stryker Pitches against
Ex-MateS and Beats Them
BY Associated Press

Ry Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. April l9-Sterl-
ing Stryker faced his old mates from
Toledo for the first time Tuesday
and held them 20 four hits thereby
enabling Indianapolis to win the
second Of the series ( TO I.
A double by Lober. pinch hitting
for Laabs in the eighth followed by
an error gave Toledo its lone tally
Errors Of Pitcher Wright fielding in
tended sacrifices accounted for the
first two runs made by the Indians.
while a double by Morrison and
triple by SINNERS drove in the other
two tallies Score.
Toledo ..... OOO 600 OO1-1: 4: 3
Indianapolis Dol O02 1Ox-4. :. 3
Wright McCulIoch and Labs
Morgan; Stryker and Gossett.