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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
Ribbon Decorates Hats

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvfcEl
LONDON, Oct-Many Of the new
autumn millinery models are either
trimmed with or partly COMPOSED %
ribbon. Narrow ribbon. wide rfonon.
waxed ribbon, a~rded ribon, velvet rib
bon. ali play their parts in making UP
miladsts latest fashionable headgear
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04

night. beginning at p. m
Mrs. Chas. Shoenfelt, nee Mildred
Duggan Of Duncansville. Pa. arrived
here Sunday morning for a month
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Duggan OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. E. J Evans VIII entertain the
Lwasi Bible Glass at her home on Ohio
avenue Tuesday evening. All members
are urged to be present. Business of
Importance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

Winter apples and Pears ror sale by
10th street. phone Whiting 4s5. 10-1-6
NOTICE
contracted bv my wife
JOSEPH AMBoRD.
1919 Whiting, Indiana
FORSALE-Modern home on Central
avenue. 40 # lot. double garage. for
particulars see Chas. D. Gamer, 554
FOR sALE-Auto. Interstate, good run
ming condition. new tires. mechani-
cally overhauled. Tel 149-M whiting.
402 119th street. 1892
FOR RENT-We will share our home
in Whiting with a congeniaI couple.
no children. A good chance for the
right party; write Bio. care of The
Times, Hammond. 1896
GEO. d. THIBAULT
Schrage Building
Phone 1881
Ofhce hours:
Daily from 900 .. m. to 500 p. M
Evenings. 1900 to $40.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Cheated Love" with Carmel Myers,
good comedy and Fox News 1914
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
'Cets-It'
The Corn
and CalIus
Peeler
This Corn Remover is Guaranteed.

Relief from corn suffering follows the
applica ton Of "Gets-It" almost as
quickly as pain follows the thrust Of
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

conclave Of the az North American
gypsy kings. called by Emperor
Peter.
From every corner OF the country
the gypsies moved 20 Chicaeo In
wagons. hivvers. on horseback and
on foot.
First came the Feast Of the Stolen
Horse.
Then a business meeting at which
the combine was born and the price
fixing effected.
Then the Feast OF the Fattenef
Hog. whereupon the imperial coun-
oil was broken up-by the police
when one king crowned another
with a platter.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

humidity. dew-point etc. and by
means Of other scientific instruments
In addition 10 this. he IL In touch
with many other parts OF the world
bv telegraph. and hears the sort or
weather which they are having In
any given locality. and foretells the
weather for his own vicinity by cal
culating the time Il would take 10
travel the necessary dlstance-the
wind being OF a certain, asceriained
velocity.
But these indications are. as be-
fore said. for only few hours
ahead. and no scientific weather
prophet attempts to foreteh' az a
rule. the sort OF weather which VIII
be experienced weeks and months
ahead.
The persons who do this are usual
iv "astrolorers." who declare that
thew can ascertain this by meant
OF the relative OF the heavenly
bodies at any given time In the fu'
ture. Needless to say. astrology a
not taken seriously by scientific as
tronomers and weather prophets TO-
day. Il Is not considered by then
a "true science
There are certain general observa
tions which may be drawn. at times
however. by which the genera
character OF the forthcoming seasoi
may be to some extent foretold; bu
these predictions are admittedl'
very general and uncertain. The.
are liable 10 be changed ht chang
ing terrestrial and cosmical pheno
mena.
Thus. Il has often been claimed
that a dry. hot summer will usual,
give place 10 a cold, hard winter
but this is far from an invariabl'
rule.
A wet summer is said to foretel
a mild winter; but here again ther'
is no certainty. So many factori
enter into the case that no genera
rule can be laid down with accuracy
As matter OF fact. It is un
doubtedly true that the climate al
over the world Is undergoing dehnit'
changes-due. 1t is thought partl!
TO the deviation Of the gulf stream
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
You'll Soon Be 7eiephoning
From Mouing Express Trains

will enable you to telephone from
any train to anyone anywhere who
has an ordinary teiephonei
But that won't come until the rail-
ways have been eioctrihed.
Your messages won't travel by
wireless. II they did, anyone with
receiving set could listen" in on
your conversation.
Instead they'll travel in the ether
surrounding the. electric rail that
runs your train.
That's called wired wireless"
For the first time this newest idea
IN telephony is being put TO practical
use on an clectrihed railroad here.
j. H. Payne. expert in radio use,
I has devised a way for an engineer
on a locomotive travelling on an
electrified railroad TO sound a small
whistle on another locomotive or in
a station and then talk with anyone
In that other locomotive or station.
His voice and signals are carried
In alternating current over the troll
10y wire whose paverful direct cur
rent operates the railroad. Payne
} also found he could start and stop
locomotive from a distant point by
the use Of his telephone.
The possibilities Of this in train
safety and telephonlng from trains
thus become unlimited II remaini
now for further rehnements to b
made OF Payne's pioneering.
Straight wireless with its conse
, quent broadcasting Of messages ha'
had spectacular tests between train
ON the d. l.. & W. railroad bu
q never until payne's experiments ha'
q the more dire6 and simple wire'
z wireless been put 10 the same us
% conveying radio vibrations from
moving train, the vibrations travel
n ing in the ether Immediately sur
h rounding trolley wire.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

hoot about all the interstate COM
merce commissions in the world.
Because he's an emperor.
And because 80 kings back him up
with their allegiance.
Tire trust Is the United and Anal
Eamated Combine Of Fortune Tellers.
seers and soothsayers.
Its head is his imperial majesty,
Peter Bimbo. emperor Of all North
American gypsies.
The combine has decided 70 keep
the price OF fortunes at Sat
least until January. 1928.
The action was taken at a solemn
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
by HHREwARD CARRINcroN
scientist ana Author.


NEW YORK-Woather prophets
some months ago were predicting a
long. hard winter for this country
which 30 far certainly failed TO ma
teriaiizei
II an those who undertake 20
predict the future" we're put IN jail
for their wrong predictions. Il seems
as though the iails ought to be hllod
with weather prophets, judginH
from many past experienced
Usually, weather ic predicted
only a few hours ahead, or a day
or 30 at most. and this Is all tha'
the average scientific meteorologis'
ever hopes TO predict He endeaVori
to foretell the next days weather
by observations OF the barometer
thermometer. thermometer Can In
strument which registers the pres
sure OF the wind), the polymetei
which Is a device Tor registerin
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

due also to sun-spots. to certain
magnetic phenomena and 70 other
causes.
Thus Egypt. which usually had a
definite dry season and a rainy sea-
son. now has rain when II was un-
known before; winters in this eoun-
try are becoming milder on the
whole. and the summers somewhat
cooler. The reasons for many OF
these changes are yet to be found.
In general. IL may be said that
weather predictions for coming sea-
sons fail because Il Is, at present,
impossible 10 foretell them win
scanuhc accuracy; and even were
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

SCHENECTADY, \. Y.--It won't
be long until
You can he back among the pill
lows Of your Pullman berth on a
moving express train and telephone
TO the next city for hotel accommo-
datlnns
or you can take down the phone
that hangs next your car window
and pass away the weary travelling
hours hy chatting with friends hum
dreds OF miles away.
Because experts are working ON
plans now tho completion or which
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
FORTUNES TO
CONTINUE HIGH
Chicago Seers Form Trust"
To Keep Everybody
Guessing
GYPSY KINGS
ARE LEADERS

cHICAGo-A nationwide trust
has been formed here that will stine
competition, restrain interstate COM
merce and hx prices. In fagrant vio-
lation Of the sherman act
And the ringicader doesn't care a
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
LoSt-One Hard Winter
Whered 1t Go?

this possible. cosmical forces might
intrude themselves. offsetting the
accuracy OF the longtime predic-
tions
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
wH1cH GRour ARE YOU INi

Nhilh AhONI AiAh4 hVt ~ IT
NEW YORK-You are out OF
luck II you are a.
Stenographer,
Efficiency Engineer,
Filing Clerk.
~ Welfare Worker.
Editor.
Chauffeur.
But you are in luck IL you
are a.
Domestic.
Woman Bookkeeper.
Carpenter,
Bricklayer,
Diemaker.
Truckman.
According 10 the figures al
he municipal. state and Fed
eral employment agencies in
New York City II Is hard 70 get
a job II you come undeE the
frst group-but Il is easy II
you land in the second
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

WIZ HAVE several properties s0r ex
change. mortgages secured. mort
cages sold. 90s shlpiey 81 Phone StNt
iuncl-ls.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
.
e. LIFE AND CHARACTER
. READING.
December 20.


In this nature we have deter
mined will. an aggressive ambition
and love OF place and power
The governing planets are Saturn
and Mars and give strength Of body
endurance and high nervous ten
sion. These people are inclined TO
be erratlc, sometimes they appear in
high spirits, and the next hour they
are suffering from excessive melan-
choly.
The men OF this birthdate are
gentle. sympathetic and generous 20
fault. The nature OF the people OF
this birthdate is contradictory and
difficult to understand.
The governing sign Of this date is
capricornus. indicated on the Zodiac
as the Goat
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
SANITARY WORKER.

ODORLESS ENCANAI AIlNg-W w J
want your cesspools cleaned. phone
lsh2.W feb2-lyr
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

&C. MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED
Apply eog shipley 81 Phone siie
aug20-u.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

200 ACRES LAND. In Cape May coun-
ty. 81 per acre or trade for small
house Ground can be seen before nur-
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
MAJ. rsrArE-FoR SAFE.

--l,,--,-, ,,-e :, -, -,>--,>->~~-S ~ :,
BRADFORD'S Phone 1895
! have good first mortgages II you
have money FOR Investment. telephone
or write me. lt VIII oe To- your intsr-
and farms Tor sale 7 have 10 loan. on
hrst mortgegc. 81 900 and $500
T C.. BRADFORD.
dccs-eod-tf 1921 Delaware Ave.
MORTGAGE MONEY
TO LOAN
sums Tor small mortgages. whore the
security is good. Prompt settlements.
EMMETT s. HICKMAN
Phone 7is. Ninth and orange streets
THE MAJEsTIc-Joseph A. Briggs,
Roseiie Del. Is invited 70 cail az the
advertising department Of Tho Evcnlng
Journal Tor Two tickets 20 See The
Lure OF Jade"
VILLAGE FARM. near baltimore.
Buick auto. furniture horses COW
hay. corn. fodder. machinery. vehicles.
tools Included, % acres In excellent To-
cation. good Income here. short walk .
20 bus. nigh school. an advantages easy 7
drive 10 r.. r. town. convenient hnlu-
more markets 20 acres dark loan tll- I
laEe. spring -watcred wlre-fgnccd pas +
ture. woodland lots fruit herresi az
irnciive 2-story house piazzas' good
barn. new garage hog and poultry
houses Pressure other Interests forces
sacrifice. only $500. onc-third cash. easy
terms Everything for uulck prosperity.
Come now. Catalog free. r. g. Jones
ny. .HN| ION
WIZ HAVE several properties ;or ex
change. mortgages secured. mort
raEes sold 9oS shlpley 81. Phone Sttt
iunef-G
as MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED
Apply eos shipley 81. Phone Nts
aug20-tf
200 ACRES LAND. In Cape May coun-
ty. tN pcr acre or trade for small
house. Ground can be seen before nur-
chase, Apply $50 Nandcvcr avenue
REAL ESrATE-FOR RENT.
---~--->--~---------, -----'~~--~----->r-e-----<s
IBUNGALOw AT OAK GROVE -siS
rooms hath, hot and cold water, olcc-
l trlc light, nIi conNpnlpncra, reason
able rent Apply Mrs. Philips. Locust
Ave- OAK Crow aeo-l-st
/ COUPLE win share furnished home.
Address Wa, Evening Journal Once.
n9yls-tf
/ HOUSE Furnished. Tor the wlntor.
Phone ijI2-J., after b. m.
dec22-2t
HOUSE. rooms and bath ON s Van
buren street t2l. Apnly -i2i Lam
caster avenue. dec2l-at
HoUsE-Furnishsd. 1905 Boulevard.
. Lease six months ur ono yfnr Apply
{ 707 Equitable Bldg. Phone n55-W
novS-tf
=. oFFIcEs-7O7-7Os Ford Bldg Inquire
r ioli DUPONT Bidg. nov3o-im.
PART OF furnished h1use. for two re-
. liable business women or man and
q Journal onicc. dec-l-dt'
nos h. igTH sr-seven rooms and
. bath Apply Equitable Trust Co.. Rea
B. Estate Department dcc2l-et.
- 7ii y. SEVENTH sT.-io rooms an,
!. bath biz yard porch. good condl
ton Inquire Mr. NJ Ianzer. laol
LanceEier ave --- dec2---ii
a FOR RENT.
y s~------~-------------
PUBLIC GARAGE
- Holds about forty machines Stear
" heat. electric light and gasoline tank
" Rent. SO per month Apply
HARRY NEi.NER,
= dcc2i-3t l3ih and Wilson sta
81 REAL ESTATE WANTED.
-------------------------
- TO BUY iow-prIced houses. 900 shlI
p ley 81 Phone stie septlQ-i,
70. APARTMENTS WANTED
WANTEn-Four rooms. bath not ov
f9i. Possession hy Jan 2i Addrc
" Box W-17 Evening Journal Ofnce
a. dccie-5t
nu S
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
PROPOSALS.

pROpOSA r,S-Scaled proposals viii be
received by the Trustees OF the Poor
Of New Castle county. until 10 A. NJ,
on Wednesday, December. %, for sup
plylnr the New Castle County Hospital,
from December % 10 March ~, WIN
shoes bread carpet slippers, drygoods
and medicines Bidders on shoes. car
pet slippers. drygoods will be required
10 furnish samples Bids for drugs VIII
be OF the various kinds mentioned IN
the schedule. and must be OF the best
o,iaiitv HENRY STAFFORD.
dec2i -22-2f superlntendent.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia, PENN 'sGrOve, Chester
Schedule In Eject October as. 1924
En.rcrn standard Time

s,,,toct 10 Change without Notice.
esys Wilmington, 4th 81. Wharf and
,,,i-iaSciohin. Pier 8. north above Arch
a,..ct AZ III 3O 500 ti0.3o A. NJ IA
O'clock noon. ti;So, Aib and 100 /. n
tRuns on Saturdays, sundays and
holidays. -, ~
leave wilmington SIS, 7t5, 10 A. M.
a O'clock noon. zoo. ss.tS, 500, 500.
10 and ~ p. NJ. 80 -.o a..
II 'oo A. ~. 100. 500, 't.so. 100 500 and
100 p. NJ. -. 49,.
500 p. N on sundays and hohda
ON Monday. December IS. ann Mon
dav. January @ Christmas AMI Rev
Years DAYS. the schedule will be th'
same as on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
LOST


,PuRSE-ContaininE paper money on
Market street Reward Return TO
1897 Walnut St dec2l-2t
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
HELP wANTED-MALE.

|REE-An extra pair OF pants with
each suit or overcoat. made 10 order.
entral Woo,en Mills, T.. Third 81.
r5v.9- 2st.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
REAL EsrATn-FoR RENT.

COUPLE win share furnished home
Address Wa, Evening Journal ufnce
noyl6-tf
Evening journal., 1921-12-22

Use the Want Ads to secure good
cooks and kousemaidA
Arizona republican., 1921-03-07

This page is of interest to all who are planning to build homes. For advertising space on this page phone advertising department, 433l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

Washington. HehanEer 10 here 10 pat
them FiEhi on The subject. Ne Il
itals's League expert. Ne has been
one Of the Italian delegates 10 ho,h
u tho League assemhles. and with
the possible okeep'ien u rltiunl Al
the fins assembly. has played y
more active part IN The league than
any other italian. ills Frrnch h as
fluen, and as eloquent ~ he llal.
ian. and bic EnElish only q little bc.
hind both.
lie ls = typical example of the llai.
Ian nelfmade nelfmadc men IN
iialy running more 10 acquiring cui,
inre NJ lhes own expense than 10
making money
iie was born a. vlennn flny.alx
years aKo. Entering politics he
served a. deputy during four differ
cni legislatures. Later be hccamn
minister Of the treasury. tie u pro-
fcaaor 81 constitutional law AZ tho
University of Rome and has nuh.
Iinhed several volumes on War
Rights and Treaties. ile ls also
senator.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
PANHANDLE COUNTY
is BEING TESTED

Oklahoma City. Nov. li.-okla.
homa and Texas oil men recently
have conducted n quiet investigation
Of the oil possibilities of IIutchison
county Texas and some geological
reports. not yet made public. are
said TO have been made. Leasing is
re9""' i 10 have begun actively in
thf or lor particularly In the
vioi-.ity Of ?! -ons. and competition
has been lively. Oil men say that
aext year many tests will he drilled
In the Texas Panhandle. all of them
seeking the pool. yet hidden, that
bears relationship to the Amarillo
gas field.
Scouts returning from that terri
tory report an important gas sand
discovery near the town Of Aztec.
N. NJ, by the Actec Syndicate. The
depth of the hole or the probable
thickness or capacity of the sand is
not reported but gas coming out OF
the hole is lighted at night and the
illumination can be sen for many
miles around.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
OKLAHOMA BUFFALO TO DC
USED IN TEXAS EXPERIMENT

saltwater. Okla. Nov. 1.-THE
state of Texas. ~aoae plains oncc
constituted tho native hannta 81 ihe
buffalo. II coming to Oklahoma to
gct new stock with which 10 dc.
yclop modern breed ~ livestock.
preserving In practical form. that
branch Of the American Wild game.
Through Oklahoma 4. and n. Col.
lego experts. Or. ". II. nlxxell.
president of Texas a. and ~. while
here To attend tho Inauguration Of
President J. u. EskridKo. negotiated
for tho purchase Of buffalo cow
and oalf from the herd of pawnee
hill Gorion W Lilliel at pawnec.
Il W nr nrlzKell'a plan To lnlorbrcd
those vita domestic cattle IN nn *.
1eriment 10 be conducted at College
Station.
a similar experiment Is being
made now on the Wichita National
Forest and Game Preserve. IN South.
western. Oklahoma. by Frank Rush.
supervisor Of the Forest. Rush Is
using Bramah cattle for the inter.
breeding. One bull calf has been OBJ
tanned. Dr. Blzzell hasn't decided
what cross he VIII attempt in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
Italian Delegate
Is League Expert
BY l.. C. MARTIN

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Nov. lin Carlo
Schanzer of the Italian delegation,
the Washington disarmament con
ference will have its League of Ma.
tions expert.
Although the United States has
succeeded in keeping itself aloof
from Mr.. Wilson's child, some fifty
one other states, including every
Other big nation in the world. ex-
cept Russia and Germany, have not
succeeded in doing so.
AS matter of fact the inter
national relations of all the leading
nations of the world, with the above
three exceptions, are now so in
volved and so interviewer with the
League of Nations that no single ma
tion is in a position to enter freely
into other international projects
without first determining whether
these conflict with its duties, obli-
cations and interests in the League.
AS consequence European visit
ors are certain that the League OF
Nations is going to bob up at the
Washington conference.
In any event, in whatever form
the League question bobs up at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11

Neu bic hifk wlll hs aisuu, ih'
hlsh cosi of slsins Atlanta loarnsi
Divorce suits aFe always pressed
With the seamy side ual Rochester
Times unlon.
Charles Ilarsbafss aeFnplane irll
10 Hungary ~lil rank hlsh In the
list of aviation casualties New
YoFk Post
That proposal 70 have hacholofs
adopt orphans from the near caal
afouses great enthusiasm among
the henedletf chleaen News
I'VE are nuu making a strategic
retreat" says NlEolas l.rnlne. Mean.
laK - are hardly valiopcd. aAgl
uaw News Courier
In spite of the splendid weather
fnF hunting. the nndcrtakrrs sllll
find that auto accidents furnish mast
of their business .-Dcs Nolncs Regis.
ter
nni IIohonsollcm IL hually cult.
waiting bis garden plot 1t Dourn AMI
our notion u that l's the aafesl aoft
u plot TO cultivate. Columbia Is
O. RECORD.
Unless passenger raiea drup nrcily
soon. Il viii b. cheaper 10 bny nuw
winter underwear than 80 io l.os An.
Eclca for the season. - Anaconda
STANDARD.
Overheard at Douglas Fairbanks
athletic version of "Thc Three Aus.
kctccu": THAT Cardinal n a crafty
old bird. isn't he9" yep. hut he
can't fool Doug. Knoxville Sentinel.
Tho Possibility About You" col
uinn In Kansas rural newspaper
was In ocuons enough until nm Item
concerning an unknown chicken
ihlcr' crepi inlo Il .Tulsa Tribune
Tho remarkable think about q fur
hish"d apartment j. that anybody |
should be able to collect 70 many |
useless pieces of furniture. Akron
beacon Journal
II he lives up TO his name the new
senator from Pennsylvania should be-
able TO make trouble for the agrl. |
bloc Cincinnati Enquirer.
The arrival of short skirts may
add hundreds Of paraemphers 20 the
ranks OF the unemployed. Nashville
rennessean.
A monkey and his glands are soon
parted.-Florlda Metropolis.
However. Il "a doubtful II any del.
sgate will suggest that China swap
pekin for a look.in. baltimore Sun.
Politicians call their activities
politics" From the public's stand.
point a better name would be poll.
ax."-Nashyille Tenncssean.
If the drys do not want the nation
O. forget that there's an eighteenth
they should not urge that
vaudeville jests anent Volsteadism
De made unlawful.- Buffalo Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-11
apsed ef leesIs pltsd Against
Drawn Of Visitors on Grady
Field This Arerneen;
Doth Are Confident.
rrGsG WILL START.

Can the speed II tho chickashl
high school team offset the material
weight advantage and expcrlenc,
poaacsaed by the North Fort Worth
hIKh school aggrceationg
This question will be- decided In
the rrIdiron hattie this afternoon ai
Grady field. The game was scheduled
10 start NJ o'clock.
That IL viii be- a proposition oi
weight and experience against speed
became known yesterday evening
when Coach +. $. Harrington arrived
here with squad of II grldsters
averaging. Il n estimated. approx.
maiely 20 pounds TO the man heavier
than Coach Chas. woody'a cohorts
Texans Average IA Pounds.
Coach Harrington. a very congenIal
sort OF gent. announced this morn
ing that he probably will start the
following lineup:
Hurley. weight iiG. left end;
waahman. weight lGS pounds. left
tackle; Price. weight 220 pounds.
left guard; Randle. weight i5l
pounds. center: Brown. 2i5 pounds.
right guard; HodgkIns. weight 1877
pounds. right tackle: benson. weight
l42 pounds. right end; CLARK. (capt)
weight 152 pounds. quarterback:
Finnegan. weight 100 pounds. full.
back; Holland. weight l7e pounds.
left halfback: Finney. weight 17s
pounds. right halfback.
This team averages ia pounds.
while the Chickaslia Iii lads average
approximately l54 pounds.
Craddock To Play?
a physical examination by n ply.
sician having revealed that his In.
juries were not as serious as was
first expected, Ram" Craddock,
quarterback. may start the game
this afternoon. In this event, Hol.
lingsworth and Stelnberger will run
at the halfbacks. Capt. Riamond
Roach win hold down his regular
fullback berth.
We're going In there to win,"
said Captain Clark this morning.
THAT weight handicap don't
bother us. Wen be in there fightin
them all the time. | think we can
win" said Captain Diamond Roach"
In addition to the regulars. Coach
Harrington brought the following
substitutes: V. Clark, end; Williams,
guard; H. Eodkins, tackle; Clayton,
halfback; and Boswell, fullback.
The Texans Record.
Up to date, the harrington aggre
cation has a percentage of 800. They
have won two games, lost two bouts
and tied one. Victories were scored
over Graham, Texas high school
Q4-0), Cleburne high school Q4-O
and were humbled by Forest Avenue
high school of Dallas (7-14) and
Electra high school Q3-14. They
battled Mineral Wells high school to
a scoreless tie.