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The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Ball Fans Pay $11,
to See Yesterday.

HE attendance and r
the fourth game of
series yesterday at
Grounds follow:
Attendance. 36.242.
Receipts. s11S.3S4.
Players share. s6o,375.Si.
Each clubs share. $40. 125
Commissioners share. ST
The players, commissio
each club owners share for
third and fourth games CO
as follows:
Players, s1S3. .4S4.74. 4
Each club owner. s6l. ISL
Commissioners. $50. 1866. 1q
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BEATS
PITTSBURGH, 7 TO 0
Irish Prendergast, a Fresh
man, Runs 80 Yards for
a Touchdown.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
PITTSBURGH, Oct. LEO Irish"
Prendergast. a demure and unsophisti-
Gated freshman, was the cause Of Lafay-
cite College scoring another football
victory here to-day on Forbes Field. 1t
was Prendergast who scrambled through
the Pitt line, scooped up tumble and
ran thirty yards for the touchdown that
gave Lafayette a TO victory over the
strong University of Pittsburgh eleven
Four days ago Prendergast was only
a tackle on the Lafayette scrub eleven.
For some reason he received the call to-
DAY over Ford, the varsity tackle. The
move proved very fortunate. indeed. for
Coach DR.. "Keck" Southerland. as Prem
dergast's eagle eye and his fieetness or
foot gave Lafayette it's only score of the
gone.
The play on which Prendergast crossed
the Panther line came In the third
period. and was the break which decided
the game. Until this time the game had
been decidedly in Lafayette's favor, but
IL did not possess an Eliot OF the l92l
team to push the ball over for score.
While 1t was Prendergasts sensational
run that overshadowed all other events,
the work of Bots Drummer and Mike
GazeIla was noteworthy. These two
halfbacks carried virtually the entire
Lafayette offensive, and were the cause
of LAFAYETTE threatening Pitts goal line
on two other occasions. And 1t was
the great defensive work OF 'Dutch'
Schwab. Art Deibel, Berry and O'Con-
nell that successfully held OF repeated
Pitt attacks. The lineup:
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The lineup:

Observation-Disclosures. Anderson, Bowman
Culver. Goals from touchdowns-Mc .
Field goals-McBride. .. Substitutons N
Y. Observation-Disclosures for Bates. Too
rock for Mayer. Throop for Tarr, Bonfort
for O'Toole. Washington for Carlson. OToole
for Bonfort, Taylor for O'Toole. Syracuse
Bowman for Kellogg, Zimmerman for Bow
man, Hers for Fivaz, Baysinger for Hers,
Kellogg for Bowman. Moses for Frugonne
Officials: Referee-Pete Dwyer, Notre Dame.
Umpire-Dan Chase. Albany Y. NJ G. A.
Time of periods-15. 10. 10. 10 minutes.
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Touchdowns-NOne. Drop klck-oHlltn'
Safety--wilson thrown by Treat behind Vir-
ginia's goal line. Substitutions: Princeton
Hills for Baker. Vangerbig for Crum, AL
ford for Buckner, Caldwell for Bergen, Cor
man for Wingate, Smith for Gray, Newly
fer Cleaves. Gaines for Snively. Griffin for
Mcmillan, Wingate for German. Gray for
Gaines Barry for Nangerbig. Stout for Gray,
Snyder for Hills. Vlrginia-Maphis for Ar
mold Arnold for Maphis. Lewis for Thesmar,
DIETRICH for Davis, McCoy for Foster. Hub
bard for Arnold, Maphis for Hubbard. Off
cals: Referee - Cromwell. Linesman -
Namely. Umpre-Murphy. Field Judge
Gillander.
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Manual Training Beats
Pawling by Touchdown

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HrnALp
PAwLiNG, N. Y, Oct Manual
Training High School OF Brooklyn scored
a TO 0 victory over the Pawllng School
eleven here to-day Charlie Lauer.
quarterback. carried the ball over for
the lone touchdown. The lineup:
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DSS 200
khf or Jonnard Will
Meet Joe Bush To-day

N TE got the benefit of the
b Wv breaks, but we played
/. smart ball and got great
hing" said John McGraw in the
's1house after the game yesterday.
ieQuillan did remarkably well.
,acroft played a wonder game at
a,rtstop-as smart as trap. The
lie team showed its class and its
frage.
sro-morrow will use either Nehf
EJonnard. If the day is dark
Jonnard and his great speed win
se the call. lie is a great pitcher
! would like to start him. If
Is bright day i may decide to
Jonnard anyway"
[iller Huggins did not attempt to
ceal his detection. Everything
nt wrong for us. The Giants got
the breaks. and we certainly
de enough of them to let them
y" declared the manager of the
1kees. II will send Bush out
re tomorrow to try to break
the series. If they can beat
. boy "a second time they deserve
win anything there is in base
3"
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Georgetown Eleven Proves
Too Heavy for Lebanon

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Lebanon Val
ley's much lighter team could do very
little with the heavy line OF George
town I'm the Blue and Grays opening
football game here this afternoon, losing
by n 10 to 6 count. The lineup:
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Evander ChiIds Soccers Win.

For the first time In four years the
soccer team representing Evander Childs
was successful yesterday In defeating
the High School OF Commerce at Cro-
tona Park. thereby starting the annual
high school championships most aus
piciously. The score was goal TO o.
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The line up:
yvest. Res. (Ol.

Touchdowns-Conroy, 3; Taylor, 2 parr, ? !;
Hughes, q Norris. 4 Tries for pon,--Con.
roy in Z. place KICKS; Barchet. in 4,
place Tries missed--korris. . in 2. places
TIaherty I in !, place. Rcfe-ee--C. Osgrove
Cornell Umpre-Mr Tyler. Princeton. Head
llnesman--Mr Howard. Navy. Time Of quar-
ters--f5. IS. 10 and TO-
snbctitutions--Nava Academy. r. n. Taylor
for Parr, Boles for Bavenslty, Bernstein for
Bollcs, Winkjer for LEM, Hudgns for Car
uey woodside for w. &. Taylor Norris for
Conroy. F'llppen for Cullen. Shapiey for Flip
pen, Hughes for Mckee Hamilton for Barchet
Western Reserve-Wison for Davis, Hubbe
for Ertls. Geraci for Tempieman, whitney
for Rudolph. w. smith for Krewson ,fserscher
for Hubbsli. Bishop tor CARRIER.
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Morris Beats Townsend Harris

on account OF an eleventh hour post
ponement OF their championship game
Morris High and Townsend Harris Hall
contested practice match at Crotona
Park yesterday, Morris High winning
by the score Of goals To O.
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New Utrecht, 13; Jamaica, O

A reconstructed New Utrechet High
School football team started it's season
with IL TO 0 triumph over Jamaica at
Jamaica yerterday In a sea OF mud.
Wolf and wexler scored the two touch
downs Drum added another point with
a drop kick after tshe touchdown In
the third period
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Substitutions: Tor Poly Prep-Ruckstall
for Bergen. Mckee for Boynton, Bergen for
Ruckstall and Dodd for Davis
Referee-E. II. Hastings. Cornell. Umpire
j. Hennessey, Brown Head linesman-Dr
Vincent Aldridge. Syracuse. Time of peri
ods--10 minutes each.
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Stevens Plays ScoreIess Tie
With HaverfOrd at Football

Special Dispatch TO THE New YorK rIrnsrp.
HAvERroRD, Pa. Oct 7.--1faverford
and Stevens played n scoreless tic for
the second consecutive year to-day. Out
playing their opponents the main line
OF the Quakers was unable TO put over
the winning score. which so often lay
In their hands.
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NMERCE PLAYS
BOYS HIGH TO TIE
|astic Elevens in Scoreless
tile for Second Consecu-
tive Year.

er of the increasingly popular
Is tie games in scholastic COM
resulted from the annual foot
|sh between the High School of
, co eleven of Manhattan and
4 Ugh Of Brooklyn at Catholic Pro-
oval yesterday afternoon. du-
Il last years result. For Com
which opened the season against
la Prep week ago, it was the
Ioattle to no decision.
lrizzle which kept UP intermit-
throughout the game had little
'ith the ultimate result, though
lal occasions a firmer footing
have resulted in longer gains.
,ams fumbled frequently. Boys
! ing the worst offender.
itinuous exchange of punts for
sirlods. In which Johnny Stein
,ght halfback of the Red and
lad youngsters from Brooklyn,
shade >the better of the argu-
tn Sam Bolden. the fleet coll
halfback of Commerce, ter
in a frantic aerial attack In
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pass rr1 I'm Lou Goldberg, Boys High
quarterback. to Buckley. one Of the
wings. WAS jolted out of the latter's
hands when tackled by Bolden on Com
merce's ten yard line.
Boys was In position to attempt a
field goal at the close of the third
period, but Buckley's drop kick was
wide by five yards. An attempted drop
kick by Commerce in the second quar-
ter was blocked by Seidlitz. and recov-
cred by Fog for a ten yard loss. tva
Wibecan and Steinberg carried the
ball almost entirely for the Red and
Black. Stcinberg ploughed through the
line. on fake formation for twelve
yards. for one of the three first downs
made by his team. while another time
Wibecan dashed ten yards through the
line. Stelnberg registered the only
other first down In the third period on
two stabs at tackle. Commerce made
four first downs. three of them with
the aid OF penalties. OF the dozen
passes attempted by both elevens, nary
a one succeeded.
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sssifUYytss fpd SfnEs i--er-,s ----------
the intermission, with renewed strength.
Taking the kick. Rutgers clicked off five
first downs in succession. Kelley going
over for the touchdown and Raub kick.
ing the goal.
After an exchange of punts Enander
was thrown for loss on the slippery
gridiron close to his goal. and Rutgers
was forced TO try to punt with Gibson.
the kickoff standing poised behind the
line. At just the wrong time Bender.
the Rutgers center. made a poor pass
along the ground and the alert Fordham
forwards threw Gibson back for a safety.
The lineup
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Erasmus and Flushing
Engage in O to o Contest

Erasmus Hall and Flushing battled
to Q to tie In their annual contest
yesterday at Flatbush Oval The un-
certain footing initiated against the
light speedy backields OF both teams
The lineup:
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Points after touchdown--Hamer, (place-
ment) Substitutions-Penn, Grove for Voc
gelin. johnson for Fairchild. Feeney for
Ertresvaag, Wttmer for Sullivan, McGraw
for Miller, Hamilton for Hamer. r. Dewhurst
for Johnson. Iangdon for Grove, Ertresvaag
for Feeney, Adams for Dern, Graf for
Kaufman. WestEstc for Ertresvaag. Raedy
for sullivan. University Of the South--Harris
for Lindamood. Shook for Litton, Nelson for
Kent. Gibbons for Coughan. Referee
Charles !. McCarty. Episcopal Academy.
IJmpire-Henry N. Merritt, Yale. Head lines
man--James ". Moffatt. Princeton. Time OF
perlods-12 minutes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1JiCkInaon, Keller,
Meyers. Healey Goals from touchdowns--
Raub (2). Meyers. Safety-Fordham (Gib-
SOM. Substitutes; Rutgers - Keller for
Raub, Enander for Gibson. j. Scudder for
Ruck, Feller for j. Scudder. Loppacker for
Lincoln, Raub for Loppacker. II. Anderson
for Benkert. Gibson for II. Anderson Benk-
ert for Keller. Fordham-Woerner for Nc
Donough, Lesko for Ryan. Chester for Wal
bridge, Malone for Woerncr. Referee--J.
A. Evans. Williams. Umpire--H. r. Hene-
age. Dartmouth. Linesman-Allen Maxwell,
Brown. Time OF pcriods-12 minutes each.
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Smythe ....... Quarter back. ........ Wilson
Timberlake Left halfback.... McAdams
Dodd ........ Right halfback...... Kreuger
Wood ............ .Fullback. ........ Spurgeon
Score by periods
1st Cd. Sd. 4th. Total
Army ........... 13
u. OF Kan........
after touchdown-From placement. Smythe, l..
SubstitutionsL-Army Prichard for White,
Ellinger for Goodman. Storck for Farwick,
Dieterich for Breidster. Mack for Mulligan,
Doyle for Meyers. Ives for Timberake,
Lawrence for Dodd and Gilmore for Wood
Kansas-Mosby for Cave. Kruger for VIII
son. Burt for krueger Hodges for Burt.
Referee-Mr Crowley, Posse School. UNI
pire--Mr. Mcbride, Missouri Valley. Lines
man-l<ersberg. Harvard. Time of periods
Four of II minutes each.
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REVENGE OBTAINED
BY BLUE AND WHITE
Continued from First Page.

CT the ball is concerned. but his was all
mental work Of high calber.
On the line, Eddie Fischer did fine
work at tackle while Jimmy Myer
showed up well when the Blue and
White started to attack via the forward
pass.
After several line plunges and end
runs IN Roderick and Koppisch, includ-
ing a forty-five yard dash by the cap
tain, Gehrig reached the one yard line
and then fumbled. However, Burt
speedily recovered and went through for
the first score. Roderick kicked goal
from placement
With Amherst in possession of the
ball on the thlrty-hve yard line the
aerial attack was brought into play.
Pass Intercepted.
Burtt intercepted the pass and dashed
the thirty-five yards for the score.
Roderck kicked goal from placement,
making the count IA to 0. Roderick
added another three points toward the
end of the quarter by kicking a field
goal from placement from tho 25 yard
lire.
Early In the next period Amherst
made its lone six points while the locals
failed to tally.
After a twenty-eight yard run by
Rcderick around left end and several
other substantial gains Koppisch went
through tackle on the s yard line
for touchdown and Roderick failed
to add the extra point.
Burtt made another touchdown before
the quarter ended, taking the ball
through center for eight yards. Rod
ericks placement kick made the count:
Columbia 20. Amherst g.
In the last period Koppisch scored
on double pass and Pulleyn added
tho final touchdown by dashing over
to the side line. reversing and going
through the whole Amherst eleven.
The Lineup:
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down-Deoria placement klcl,). substitu-
tons-C. 9. ". y, Prayer for Ross, Schus-
ter for Brauer. Miller for Elk. Elk for
for Farber; st. stephens, I<ioby for Noble
Referee-Farrier. Dartmouth. Ifmpire-How-
ard Cam, New York University. Head
llnesman-Langdon, Columbia. Isinesmen--
Heller and Richie. Time OF pcriods--1a
10, 10, 10.
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The lineup:

for Beckett. Green for storrs, Eddys for
Cutler. Wight for Kelley. lies for Diller,
Norris for Lands. Hidden for Green. Quail
for Cross. Lufkin for Cruikshank Knowles
for Mallory, Neidlinger for Kelley. North
Carolina-Sparrow for +. Morris, Tenney for
Johnston. Abernathy for Pritchard, Shepard
for Cochsan. Merritt for McGee Referee
V. A. Schwartz. Brown; Umpire-C. A. Reed,
Springfield. Lnesman-F. Palmer, Harvard
Field judge-C. II, Thurber, Colgate. Time
OF periods-10 minutes.
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Substitutions-For Erasmus. Kaufman for
LordsAndrews for NJ. Moore; for Flushing.
Fitzpatrick for stoddnrd, Cornell for Con.
nor. Referee-R. j. Shearer, Dickinson.
Umpire-Dr. Howard. Yale. Head linesmar-
OHara. Rensselaer, Poly. Time OF periods
10 minutes each.
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The lineup:

e. Pulleyn; Amherst: Jillson. Field goal
Columbia: Rodcrick. Points after touch
Roderick 4 Chree place
ment kicks and one end run). Substitutions--
Columbia Stretch for Hlnch. Hinch for
stretch. j. MEYER for Johnson Miller for
Hinch Neal for Billngsley. Pulleyn for
Gehrg, Tiihonen for Blaine. Chase for
Stretch. Van Brockln for Koppisch. Fargo
for Tihoncn, DC Kay for Fargo. Carroll for
he Kay Amherst Leete for Boenau. Mar
tin for Reusswig. Referee-A. II. Sharpe,
Yale. Umpire-D. l.. Fultz. Head linesman
C NJ Coryell, Pennsylvania. Timcs OF
perods-Twelve minutes each.
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substitutions: Pittsburgh-shuler for Hol-
leran. Winterburn for Flanagan, Holleran
colonna. c;ouriey for Clark. Gwosden for
Jordan. Bohren for winterburn. Clark for
c;ouriey, Shuier for Holleran, Murdock 10.
clark Observation-Disclosures for Gazella. Ford
Tor Prendergast. Ackroyd for Geohardt'
Marhefka for Brunner. 80.
Officials-Referee r. J. OBrien, Iuits;
Umpire: E. G. Taggert, Rochester. Head
linesman: Ed Thorpe. De Lasalle Institute
Time OF periods, Is minutes.
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for Krause. Musser for Rem. Rem for Mus
ser, DuFour for Adams, Motoxan for Boehm
{ -o' acknowledgment for Goggir. J. Me-
Namara for Butler. Palen for Byrnc, Chris
tenson for Libe. Lowe for Maloy, De Gassis
for Kenyon. Murray for DuFour. he Lories
for r. Mcnamara. MARITIME for Lowe. Golsen
for Murray, Adams for Golsen, Goggin for
Thompson Bagshaw for Libe, Malloy for
Lowe. Kenyon for De Gassis, Garfield for
King.
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ouUsV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: VIII Tor An-
stretch, Lipschitz for Witt, Witt for Levine.
Levine for Tambini Boys High-Berlowitz
for tWibecan. W
Referee-C. G. Shean, Springfield Umpira
-MacElroy, Cornell. Head lnesman-C;eorae
Harmon. Dartmouth. Time OF periods-s min
utes each,
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mouth, Hagcnbuckle for Bjorckman. Gordon
for Hagenbuckle, Cioldstein for Neidlinger.
whitaker for Coldstcin, Carpenter for Tay-
lor, Ellis for Moore, Swenson for Murphy.
Swectser for swenson, Hatch for Aschen-
bach, Rowe for Hatch. Maloncy for Wat
kns, Seavey for Maloney, stevens for Smith,
Mills for Stevens, Harris for Calder, Wright
for Harris. Maine, Taylor for Elliott,
Sawyer for Campbell. Jordan for Doerr.
Cults for Merritt, Thomas for Blair. Length
OF periods--i3 minutes. Officals--Referee,
Keegan umpire. Hoey; lLsesman, Brown
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TOuchdOWnS--Conurn. Chapin (2D. Goals
tfter touchdowns-Buell. .. Substitutes:
Iiarvard--Chapin for Owen, Lee for Buell.,
owen for Chaplin. Crosby for Pitts, Green
hugh for Duncker. Muller for Grew, Brad
ford for Herman. Tower for Hubbard.
rhcopoid for Eastman, Gordon for Hartley.
Harlow for Gehrke, Chaplin for Owen,
Churchill for Chaplin. Roulllard for Coburn.
Holy Croes-Smith for Donovan. Burguires
for McGrath. Ward for Colunbcskie. Roy for
D'Connor. Butler for Young. Glcnnon for
Ropci. Riopel for Glennon. Crowley for
Mahaney. Conovich for Brussard.. Referee
r.. ". Bankhart. Umpire--W. s.. Canncll.
Field JudgeFred Burleigh. Linesmnn-
Henry Butterfield. Time OF Periods-Ten
minutes
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SYRACUSE RON
OVER N. Y. I
Score 32 to 0 With
Down for Thorp'
Bates Breaks
Special Dispatch to THE n,

Special Dispatch to THE NJ
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. Z
rain falling during the (
of play and a heavy d.
last half of the contes
University football elet
over Tom Thorp's New
team here to-day in the
ium. winning by a score
1t was a complete re
down was made in the t
ute periods by the New
strong a defense did
warriors present.
On the other hand til
ran wild on their big ,
Coach Meehan had not
sive brand of play after
the score would have bt
There was a sad feat
just after the initial kie
when Bates, fullback o,
University eleven, brob
and had to be carried {
hospital where he is res
tonight.
Mcbride kicked off
whistle had blown and
into Bates's hands righ
goal posts. He started
and after going fifteen J
by three Syracuse men
Syracuse players stood
the ground with his |
New York presented pl,
but they were lost to-da
In less than three mi
first kick off the Orange
a tumble and had scorI
other nine minutes of tt
the Orange scored tw!
kicked two of the three
the touchdowns were ms
line bucks, while the {
made by "Bo" Bowman
speediest back in COLES
day, when he raced sixty
left end without any int
sprinting all rivals.
No scoring was done
period. but in the third a
booted the slippery o'
thirty-eight yard mark f.
placement and duplicated
the forty yard mark. !
down came the way of
the last quarter when C
fell on a rolling ball aft
from center behind the ]
line. Weatherbon was ba
the ball never reached hi
Culver was on ii.
The lineup:
, 1922-03-06
MOOSE HEAD FOR
LODGE, GIVES IT BACK

CHEYENNE. wyo., March 6.-It
doesn't always pay to jump at conciu-
sions, a musty bit OF wisdom hat has
been impressed on V. L. McCandless.
secretary OF tho Cheyenne lodge OF the
Moose. McCandless saw a fine,
mounted moose head in Jock Astle's
soft-drink parior. was informed hat 4.
had been the property OF the locas
Moose lodge. could find no record Of
its having been transferred by the
lodge TO other ownership. made de-
mand for 1t. was refused delivery and
replevined the cad in tho interest of
the lodge. Now. however. he sudden
ly has abandoned the action and the
head is back in b soft dring parior.
The sudden change OF front resulted
from tho discovery-so far a. McCand-
less was concerned-that the Moose
lodge that had owned h head long
ago passed out of existence, and that
there is absolutely no connection be-
tween the defunct lodge and the pres
ent lodge
, 1922-03-06
NOTICE
OF INCORPORATION.

Blue Diamond Coal Company was
Incorporated in the office Of the Sec
rotary of State, Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, on March 8, 1922, at 0 O'Clock
Il. m.
The object of said corporation is
to buy and sell, mine and prospect
for coal. The capital stock of said
corporation is Two Million Dollars
($2, 900, 10000 divided into Two
Hundred Thousand 600, 000)
shares at the par value of Ten and
Nol100 Dollars ($10) per share.
when issued to be fully paid and
worcestershire.
The term of existence of said
corporation is Fifty (50) years.
The affairs of said corporation to
be managed by a board of Seven
(7) directors. The directors of
said corporation for the first year
are L. A. Reed, L. d. Johnson. Her
bert L. Harvey, Thomas f. Hotch-
kiss, Sherley D.. Robuck, F. b. Hunt
and John B. Barnes, Jr.
The principal place of business of
said company is at Casper, Ma
trona County, Wyoming, and the
principal office of said corporation
is Room 3O2 Midwest Refining
Building, Casper. Wyoming.
The name of the agent in charge
thereof is L. d. johnson.
BLUE DIAMOND COAL CO.,
By Herbert L. Harvey,
Secretary.
Publish Mar. 8. 4. 6. 7. 1923.
, 1922-03-06
Inquiry Made Here
For Custer Simmons

Five years ago this month, Custer
II. Simmons, then Is ears Of age,
~telegraphed his family in Wisdom,
Mont. hat no was in Casper in need
Of money. Tho money was forwarded
by his sister. put the letter in which
IL was sen was returned uncallcd for.
Since that lat his family has been
unable to get any trace of him
Custer at the present time would be
30 years of &C.. Is five feet three in
height and veiy fair. He mad served
one enlistment in the navy and is be-
lieved to have re-enlisted in the navy
at the outbreak of the war. He was
and raised in Ohio and had lived
several years in New York City. He
had come to Casper attracted by the
oil boom.
Any information regarding Simmons
will be gratefully. received by his moth
er. Mary Simmons Of Wisdom, Mont
, 1922-03-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the State Highway Commission
at the office of the State Highway
Superintendent, Capitol Building,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, until 2 p. m.
Tuesday, March Ii, 1922, for the
construction of the following
projects:
Federal Aid Project No. 33-2.1
miles of the Lincoln Highway i'm
east of Laramie in AL
bany County. Bids are requested
for each of the following types of
surfacing:
$500 Gu. yds. river gravel-one
course ,s~urfacing;
$500 Gu. yds. crushed limerick
two course surfacing;
20,7o0 SO. yds. macadam sur
facing.
Federal Aid Project No. 112-1.7
miles of the Lincoln Highway near
top of Telephone Canyon in Albany
County, consisting of widening the
from 16 to "a feet, and
placing a one course selected mate
surface thereon.
Federal Aid Project No. 1855
miles Of the Yellowstone Highway
, 1922-03-06
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION

Insurance Commissioners Of
flee, State of Wyoming. Cheyenne,
Wyo., February 20, 1922.
1t is hereby certified, That the
Norwich Union Indemnity Company
of New York, in the state of New
York, has complied with the Insur-
ance Laws of this state and is au-
thorized to transact the business of
Accident, Health, Auto Liability,
Liability other than Auto, Work
mems Compensation, Plate Glass,
Burglary and Theft, Auto Property
Damage and Collision, Property
Damage and Collision other than
Auto Insurance in this state for the
current year.
Witness my hand and seal of Of
flee the day and year first above
written.
(SeaD ID. M. FORSYTH,
Insurance Commissioner.
Marion P. Wheeler Agency, To-
cal agents.
Publish March 6. 1922.