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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

REJECTED Portrait Appears Mysterious.
ly On Walls Of Salsn In Dia
New York Hotel.

A phenomenon, as startling and
mysterious to the oncers and directors
OF the Society Of Independent Artists
~ were the recent ghostly naanlfssta-
lions in Antigoaish to the MacDonalds
and DR.. Walter Franklin Prince, was
revealed at the artists exhibition on
the top floor Of the waldorf. =
The New York spirit nailed q re-
jected drawing to q wall, and above Il
hammered four lacks In card which
told that the picture was the work
Of Mrs. Emma Mabel Field Of Chicago,
and was called "Impressionistic Per-
sonality Portrait Of Miss Edith Ben
nett" f.. !. :, ~
"Spooks or nc spooks," said A. 8.
Baylinson, a director and secretary
Of the society, that picture has got
~ conessdlown. No one gaye Mr.. E1all6
petn1ission to have II exhibitsd, ana
our walls aren't open for spirits" "A
special delivery letter from the artist
to Mr.. Baylinson, arrived a few days
later.
Il am starting for home now her.
letter says, land viii be under way
before this letter ID mailed. And / beg
to inform you that I have left the mat
ter entirely In the hands Of my guide,
who has assured me that my poor
little picture will be exhibited there
whether Won wish II or not."-Nsw
York Times.
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BITS OF JUVENILE WISDOM
Brief Extracts Purportsd to Have
Bean Taken From Essays Of New
York School Children.

The king Of q government which
does everything he says is an abso-
lutte monkey. :
Polygamy il having more wives than
you a support.
There are three kinds of races,
black, white, and the shades IN be-
tween.
There are three vowels, I. o. q.
A ssxtant u a man who burios You,
at sea.
People used to write with feathers
which were called non de plumes.
Julius Caesar was one 6{ the brides
Of March.
Savages are people who don't know
what wrong is until missionaries
show them.
A prehistoric animal is a funny kind
OF animal that is dead. ss
4 noraad ds a person whosnever
gets mad.
Columbus knew the world was
round because he made an egg stand
up.
i Ghosts which you see are ne ssch
thing. ~
The study Of geography is import
ant, because If 1t wasn't for geog-
raphy We wouldn't know where w
Hved.-New York Mail.
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No: Is starbuck Twp. School house
No. 8 on Sec. Is
No. 26 Kane Twp. Town Hall known
as Consolidated School
No. ~ Brander Twp. Central School
On sac N.Y. sec' %
No. % Hastings Twp. and Village of
Maxbass, School House in Village Of
Maxbass ~, r.
No: % Renville TWP. Town Hall on
No. 80 Cut Bank Twp. School house
No. 81 Cecil TWP. Arthur school
No. 80 willow vale TWP. Old school
house in Omemee : II:
No. 33 Oak Creek TWP. Nehring School
house on Sec. as i
No. "a Elysian TWP. Elysian Town
Hal -
No. IS Stone Creek Twp. and Village
Of Kramer, Fire Hall in Village Of Kra-
No; Sc Tacoma Twp. Town Hall on
No. 81 Newburg Twp. Town Hall on
No. IS Lewis Twp. School House on
No. 60 Mount Rose Twp. School Bldg.
ia: - Blaine TWP. Consolidated
No. II Wellington Twp. Sherwin
school house Nc. 8 Sec. II
No. AZ Ostby TWP. Odd Fellows Hal
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County Officers

Sheriff
Auditor
Treasurer
Clerk Of District Court
Register Of Deeds
States Attorney
County Judge
superintendent Of Schools
Surveyor,
Coroner
County Commissioners. First and Fourth
Districts - -
Justices OF the Peace. four
County Constables, o n
The following Constitutional Amend
ment will be voted on:
Electors Residence Requirements
The following Initiated Measures will
be voted on:
Repeal of Teachers Minimum Train
ing and Salary Law
Bonds Of North Dakota. Real Estate
Series.
The election precincts of Bottineau
County, and the voting places therein
established are as follows:
No. / Homen TWP. Home Of Knute
Rude or Sec. %
Nc. 2 Roland TWP. Town Hall on Sec
ton Is
No. 3 Dalen TWP. Setter School House
on NWA Sec 10
No. 4 Haram TWP. Town Hall on Sec.
II
No. s. Scandal Twp. School House No.
2 on NWA Sec. 16
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Nj MoDERk PkEAcnEks
lshep Dsnny Tells 0oed otsry n
which Distlnct Moral ID Not
Too Wall Hidden.

Blshop Collins Danny said III IN.
tldress III Richmond:
sI hefra u story the other day chat
hits Il assxl many preachers. It seems
tlat faiaitor of fashionable
slres Nla showing his wife through
tle eslisAess III tile end of the insp0c-
ti0a Ie to her:
I sIVs,,i.si sou like to hear me
preach
90 You cant preachr she
objected.
assan tlsoughY said the janitor.
md he went up into the pulpit and
ranted and reared and ragged a good
20 minutes or more about the vie sins
committed daily by the heather in
senatorial Africa.
9eThen when he finished, he. said, as
40 amt down, wiping his hot face:
There; how was that for a SER
ncn7' +
1T was mighty fine,' said his wife.
Dut you told all about the sins Of the
natives away OF In Africa and never
10 werd about the sins Of the folks
AGht here ut home
aThe janitor chuckled.
Hal Hal he said. 7 know the
stzioks OF preaehin' too well for that"
Los Angeles Times
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Bottineau, N, D.

Bottineau. N. D.
I. VIM. n. martin. County Auditor, In
and for Bottineau County do hereby GER
tify that candidates for the following
offices are to be nominated at q Primary
Election to be held On Wednesday, u
2S. 1922.
Party Nominations
To be made by the Republican party
and by the Democratic party. Unless
otherwise specified one candidate to DO
nominated for eac Of the following Of
fees.
United States Senator 49,. 49, ~.
Representatives In Congress, one from
! each Congressional district
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
State Auditor
State Treasurer
Attorney General
Commissioners of Insurance
Commissioner of Agricultural and Labor
Commissioners OF Railroads. three
State Senator. from each even-num-
bered district. Members of the House
of Representatives, as apportioned by
Chapter 2, Session Avs of 1917.
Precinct Committeeman =
Non-Paxtisan MominasiEns
Nominations for the following offi'es
are to be made pursuant to the provis,
ions of Chapter lit, Session Laws OF
1919.
Judges of the Supreme Court, three
State Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton
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Bring your cream and eggs 10 ths
Bottiaan Cream Producers Associa-
ton, third eoor south 81 postofffiice.
Los-A tan wool polo coat, ten
miles southwest of Bottineau. Finder
please notify Miss Meta Teska, Kra-.
me-, y y m
MR.. FARMER: Do YOU know the
value Of bran and shorts AIS stock
food? DO You know there ID nothing
that Will balance your milk Or fatten-
ing ration equal to these mill feeds9s
We nov offer you bran and shorts at
only, $1,000 per ton 81 s1.15 per 100
pound sack. Bottineau Milling Co. IL
Wanted:-Men / women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men, women and children. Elirnin-
ates darning. $40 i week full time,
$1.0O an hour spare time. Experience
unnecessary. international Stocking
Mills, Norristown, Pa. tf5
Insure your car before taking It out
for the spring. / insure airs in the
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur-.
ance Co. Write for rates IN fire and
theft Insurance Also authorized agent
for the Dearborn Independent, Henry
Ford's Weekiy.-Dana Mcintosh, Bot
tineau. " H
Now is the time to seed your lame
hay. We have q good supply Of Mil
let, Prose- and Sudan grass seed.
Bottinean Milling Co. I'll
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No. 6 Scotia Twp. School House No.
No. Z Richburg Twp. School House in
City of Westhope
N e. s Wayne Twp. Town Hall in Town
of Kuroki ~
No. 9 Antler TWP. and Antler City,
Ffrehal in City Of Antler t{@s,
No. 10 Wheaton Twp. School house on
No: II Gordelia Twp. Juneau School
No II Whitteron Twp. Town Hall on
NV corner Of SWA Sec. II
No. Is Pickering Twu. Anderson
School house ~
No: IA Peabody TWP. Town Hall on
No. Is Eidsvold Twp. Town Hall on Sec
No. 16 City Of Willow City City Hall
NC: II sergius TWP. Harris School
Nc IS Bentinck Twp. Huber School
house on Sec. %
No. ~ Sherman Twp. Central School
House on Sec. 16
No: 20 Hoffman Twp. School House
No. q Lordsburg Twp. Lake School
House No. l On Sec. II r."$e.
No. % Amity TWP. Town Hall on Sec.
No. 20 Oak valley TWP. Cameron
School House on Sec. IL a.
No. "a Whitby TWP. Town Hall on Sec.
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Fay Harding. Linton &
c. E. Knox, Cakes
c. w. Mcdonnell, Keasal
y. q. McKinnon, Goodrich
Frank Milhollan, Bismarck
DEMOCRAT
Arthur Dixon, RolIa
William J. O'Leary. Minot.
e = sla Rs:ssssi y as ] i p1srarcr
REPUBLICAN
Nels Magnuson, Souris
Wayne klnsel Antler
Eugene i. campion, willow city
REPRESENTATIVES asTE brsrR1cr
REPUBLICAN Z.
] c. Miller, souris
Charles F. Stretch. Maxbass
Fred J, shurr. Lansford
Fred E, Sims, Willow City
Z. d. Condit, Souris
Atats sanderson. Willow City
L j. Glomseth, Carbury~
Chas. Brander. Westhope
DEMOCRAT ia - = s&
Sam Dunbar. souris
N. J.. Fox. E.kman
Lewis Atkinson. Willow City
JUDGES OF THE suPRElEK COURT
Luther E. BirdzeIl. Bismarck
Nils j. Bothre.s New Rockford
4: c. Burr, I.ugby
y. T. Cole. Fargo #&
NJ. J. Englert. Valley City
Sveinbjorn Johnson. Grand Forks
w. L. Nuessle, Bismarck
Seth w. Richardson, Fargo I'll
w. Fl. Stutsman, Mandan
James E. Robinson, Bismarck
Gaius s. Wooledge, Minot
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBIIC IN
STRUCTION : "a
Martha T. Fulton. Wahpeton
Minnie J. Nelson, Valley City
COUNTY SUPERINTKND1NT or
SCHOOLS -.
Mrs. Brownye Knudson. Lansford
! CO. Mehuse, Maxbass
Annie D. Burr, B%ottineau
SHERIEF
Jessie C. Van Woert, MohaIl
! s. M. Nicho1, Souris
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that every time Q bee goes through
the gate it's passage II recorded. The
device Is operated electrically by al
ternating current.
Al about 100000 bees 60 ont during
the day, on honsy-gathering expedi-
tons, considerable electrical energy
is needed to opeSate the recording
gate, though the amount OF energy ex-
pended BY the device each time q bss
passes Ii infnitesimaL. - r
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

L. S. Platou. Fargo
/ Charles Simon, New England
LIuETENANT aovERNoR +
FRANK H. HyIand. Devils Lake
DEMOCRAT
y" sE :ssass.ssaS e 81 STATE
Il: H. Aaker, Grand Forks
Thomas Hall. Bismarck
J. A. Hooker, Dawson
DEMOCRAT
Florence NJ. Gammons, Fargo
Herbert A. Hard, Fargo
STATE AUDITOR
Henry c. Johnson, Minor
?; {; Poindexter' Jamestown
Hans Anderson, Grand Forks
STATE TREASURER
R..PUBLICAN
Obert A. Olson, Bismarck
John Steen' Rugby
ATiFeaazx GENERAL
Peter B. Garberg, Hettinger
Geo. F. Shafer, Watford
L. J. Wehe, Bismarck
DEMOCRAT
Samuel L. Nuchols. Fargo
D. J. O'Connell. Towner
CoMM1SS1oNER OF INSURANCE
Harry G. Carpenter, Fargo
s. A. Olsness, Sheyenne
DEMOCRAT
E. A. Lillibridge, Dickinson
COMMISSIONERS OF AGRICULTURAL
AND LABOR
REPUBLICAN
! w. J. Church, York
Joseph A. Kitchen. Sentinel Butte
Silver Serumgard. Devils Lake
DEMOCRAT
Thorwald Mostad, Sawyer
Nick n. Nelson. Emerald
| REPUBLICAN ">
F. T.. Gronvold. Rugby
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= ~ -
Very Painful Dentistry.

Dwight Crittenden claims the dis-
unction Of being the first white man
to have Q tooth drawn by ons of the
celored doctors OF the African Trans-
vaaL The father of this w~ell-hnoWn
actor was . mining engineer III kim
barley. While q boy In South, Africa
shooting pains indicated that d melar
must be extracted, and AZ Dwight exit
tenden's fathers mines were sltuatod
Tar from medical aid, one Of the I'D
ictne men wes summoned, and aftsr
performing i fantastic war dance 10
~ torn-ton, this gentleman exkxacted
~ s1ending n1olar with the aid of d
pair Of engineers pincers. An anss
thistle was adrninistsred III the form of
native incense, but Dwight cont1aAS
that 4 only served % intenstfy ~
aeony.
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a WILLING sparif

An old, crippled eolored man recent
il Knocked at the door Of a North
side residence and asked for work, re-
lates the Indianapolis News. Having
no work she thought he could do, the
woman Of the house answered in the
negative, but she gave him his break
fast instead. When he handed back
his dishes she espfsd a check In the
empty coffee cup and asked the mean
Ing OF it, and he said: "Just show it
to the mister" It developed that 1t
was q Cancelled check OF the vintage
of 10. The hot1sewife accepted Ii
the spirit 1t was intended and ssht
the old fellow happily on his way.
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in Willow City
No. 43 Village Of Omemee Harrington
No, a First Ward. City OF Bottineau.
No. F46 Second Ward, City Of Bottineau
Office of Sam Wilson
No. AZ Third Ward. City Of Bottineau,
City Hall
No. ~ City Of souris Fire Hall
Nc. 48 Chatfield Twp. School house
No. - Films Twp. School house on
Sec. 8 '%t%5 -% I /
No. SO Lansford Twp. and City, Of
Lansford, Fire Hall in City Of Lansford.
No. 81 Village Of Overly Town Hall
No. 50 Village of Gardena Fire Hall
No: So Village Of Eckman Opera house
in Block z
No. 81 Village of Newburg Opera
House on Block z
No. IS City Of Westhope City Hall
No. 56 Village Of Russell Pioneer Hall
The Primary Election will open at
8 o'clocksA. N. and close at 9 p. NJ. on
Jun % 1922.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
Bottineau County, at the County seal
IN the City Of Bottineau, this 29th day
Of May 1922.
SEAL Signed: '%
VIM. M. Martin,
County Auditor.
June | to June %,
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Beautiful Indian Summer.

4 The term Indian summer is fire.
4uen:lv applied in a poetic to
The declining years of a mans life.
However misleading from a scientific
it has become a part of the
English language. Let US endeavor to
retain it-Indian summer Is such a
pleasant season, when it does occur !
York Post.
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all persons having claims against said
deceased to present them. with the ne
cessary vouchers to the said Ole J.
Dravland at Carbury, North Dakota
within six months after the first publ
cation Of this notice.
Dated this 27th day Of May 1922.
Ole J. Dravland,
Executor.
June / to June 20
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The four greatest inventions Of m
earlier period were all made without
the modern aids 10 scientific discovery,
but BIZ men gifted with ! disciplined
imagination. said Dr. Frederick II.
Hoffman Of Newark, n. =, vice-presi-
dent Of the American Association Tor
the Advancement of Science, Ii his
address I'M chairman Of the section
on economic and social science at the
associations Toronto meeting. He
went on Printing. gunpowder, steans
and compass did. more to change, the
face OF the world and the fortunes
OF mankind than electricity, wireless
t~elegraphy, motion pictures ana the
graphophone. &
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NOTICE
Bottineau County

Bottineau County,
Bottineau, n. Oak.
Certificate of Nominees. Constitution
al Amendment and Initiated Measures.
In compliance with the provisions Of
the laws of h State Of <North Dakota
governing Primary Elections, I, VIM. NJ.
Martin, Auditor Of Botttneau County.
State of North Dakota, do hereby certi-
fy hat the following persons whose
names and post office addresses appear
on his certificate have filed petitions.
either in the office of the Secretary Of
State or in my office, and are entitled
to be voted for at the Primary Election
on June rs, 1922.
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Babylon Had Woman's College.

In an ancient Babylon province
there have been discovered records
on clay tablets belonging to the period
of about 24O0 B. G., showing that a
1Woman's college" or university" had
been established in a suburb of the
city called Burma, and that m had
equal rights with men In commercial,
property and political affairs.
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United States Senator
REPUBLICAN
Lynn j. Frazier, Hoople.
Porter J.. McCumber, Wahpeton
Ormsby McHarg, Jamestown
DEMOCRAT
Frank o. Hellstrom, Bismarck
J. F. T. O'Connor, Grand Forks
Representatives in Congress
FIRST DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN
o. B. Burtness, Grand Forks.
P. A. Moeller, Ender1in
DEMOCRAT
r. E. Smith, Michigan
SECOND DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN
J. G. Sherman, Steele
George M: Young, Valley City
DEMOCRAT
John B. Fried. Jamestown
THIRD DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN
Geo. Mcclellan, Beach
J. H. Sinclair, Kenmare
DEMOCRAT
E. J. Hughes, Dickinson
GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN
Bert F. Baker, Glenburn
r. A. Nestos, Minot
Harvey L. Stegner. Bismarck
DEMOCRAT
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10 Taks Census 81 pees.

a csnsus of the bsss Ii q hive kas
bsen naade possible ~ i clever ~
vice invented ~ m srnployee of tAs
bureau of entomology. 81
The Invention consists II III gats 10
~ placed II the sntrancs to ! 49,
rive with I series 81 ts1sphone 80
~ rsxlkters sttachad II such asMax
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Proud Professor.

In ancient days professors were
too proud to take wages. and de-
pended on gifts from their pupils Tor
their existence. The Emperor Yes
pasian was the first to establish state
paid education during his reign, about
a. p. go.
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INITIATED MEASURES

Repeal Of Teachers Minimum Training
and Salary Law
Being an act providing for the repeal
of Chapter 112 Of the Session Laws OF
1921. which provides for q minimum
amount Of training. a minimum salary
for a teaching experience Of less than
one school year, and a schedule Of sal
airy minimum for a teaching experience
of from one to six years inclusive, for
teachers in the public schools of North
Dakota. ~ ~ #%y -.
Shall said initiated measure be ap-
proEed2 < ~ =
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State of North Dakota County Of Bot
tineau So County Court
In the matter of the Estate Of Anne
Dahl deceased
| Notice Is hereby given by Ole J. Draw
land. Executor Of the estate Of Anne
| Dahl Deceased to the creditors of, and
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Monte Woods. Bottircau
P. FL. Lille. Maxbass s@:s
COUNTY AUDITOR s
VIM. M. Martin, Bottineau
J. F. Brennan, Antler ri
COUNTY TREASURES
Ole Colbornson, ,Westhope &&@ ~
Chas. S. Fairfield. Gardana 49,
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
T. D.. Acheson, Bottineau lr
REGISTER OF DEEDS
Otto r. Finstad, Bottineau 49,
STATES ATTORNEY
J. J. Weeks Bottineau
Asmunder Benson, Bottineau %-
w. j. Cooper Westhope
COUNTY JUDGE
Martin Rothe. Carbury 80 ".
Neil MCDoUgall, Omemec
D. B. Mcdonald. Maxbas.sA .f..
COUNTY, SURVEYOR
Ed. White. Bottineau 49,
CoUElE COMMISSIONERS. lsT DIS
Ole Thompson, Bottf.leau e. ~
COUNTY colIHl1ssIoNEa 4rH DIS
TRrCT s..
Ralph Waller, Antler
Peter Peterson, Antler r,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE %
COUNTY CoNsTAB1Es
Robert Brandt, Omenlee
Minnick F'ossum, MaxbasS
S. A. CoIiton. Westhope
The following Constitutional Amend
ment and Initiated Measures will also
be voted on at the same time and place:
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Electors Residence Reouirennents
To amend Section 121 of the Constitu-
ton as amended. ,
This proposed amendment is practically
Identical with Article SO Of Amendments
to the State Constitution. except that
the word state underlined below. is
inserted in lieu Of the word county"
North Dakota: AMENDMENT Every
qualified ~elector, who shall have resided
in the State one year, in the county 90
days and in the precinct 80 days next
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NM &&6 1911 eAnuseah a@sHsF sGshs&aNs@ @EN8NS
to vote at such election Provided that
where q qualified elector moves from
precinct to another within the state
he shall be entitled to vote in the pre-
Eeinets from which he moves until he
establishes. his residence In the precinct
70 which he moves. H.. SF
y Shall said constitutional amendment
be approved? eE @@* IS III y
~ YES !
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Roll soft paper up like a lamp
lighter. wet tip to remove or use
medicine dropper to draw It out. Rub
the other eye. %% ##
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Being an act amending the Bonds of
North Dakota Real Estate Series Act,
providing fer the issuing of bonds Of
the State of North Dakota In a sum Of
not exceeding $40, 000, 100000. r~f
Amends Section is OF Chapter 15<Iof
the Laws Of 1919. so as to increase the
issued. from a sum not exceeding &c.
900. 600. 90. = 80
Shall said initiated measure be a p
proved? -!
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The Primary Election will be held in
the regular polling places, as establish
ed in each precinct, between the hours
OF 8 A. NJ. ana y r.. NJ. ~ :
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Frank @ HsIlstzun
= =. Platoa
HGbsrt y -
samuel 4 Nudhss ] !
Thorwald M ll,''Il'l''

/" 1 = On = No sthsr - Withdrew.
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No a. Ostby TWP. Odd Fellows HauJune to u 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-15

Catholic L. opened the second
quarter with three perfectly executed
forward passes, Mccarthy to Lynch.
after Washington had worked the
ball to the center OF the field by Inc
plunges and one successful run
Catholic L was held for downs, and
Darlington of the visitors got away
around the right end and for Il 90
yard gain but lost the ball when
tackled Forward passes were tried
Icy both teams. but were Intercepted
until Grove of Washington took
long pass for 30 yards. lie added l"
more wards by short passes. The
next attempt was Intercepted ny
Kelley of {. l.. and the FIRST nan
ended with the ball on Washington $
S0yard line.
Skirt Visitors ENDS.
Lynch carried the ball around
Washington's right end for a To-
ward gain in the opening of the Sec
ond half and D-nault then advanced
il 20 yards around the other side.
Washington then held for downs, but
the light c. L. line showed unexpected
strength at this point. and the ViSi-
tors were compelled t" kick.
Denault of e. L. took Il forward
pass for 10 yards and by end runs
and forward passes c. l. took the ball
TO WashipEtor's 1hvard line, De-
nault circled the visitors right END
for the uaiy touchdown OF tIe game
y forward pass. Mccarthy to Lynch.
Melted the additional point.
The visitors scored in the first part
OF the last period through the indi-
vidual effort of Grove, who, after
Washington had recovered punt
which struck Mcnamara OF c. T.,
kicked a field goad from the 25-yard
line The remainder of the period
saw the ball in the air most of the
time, resulting in long. spectacular
passes that were finally intercepted
Grove of the visitors was conspicu
Gus for his ability to accent difficult
passes for long gains. while Lynch,
Denault and Mccarthy divided hon
ors for catholic University
Line-Up and Summary.