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The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Bob Veach. who happens to be the
more or less valued property Of the
Detroit Tigers; Joe Harris, first
baseman-outfielder of Boston Red
Sox; Norman Mcmillan and Mike
McNally. utility infielders of the
Yanks. and a pitcher. the identity
of whom is not disclosed.
The latter might be Joe Bush
who possibly would be looked upon
as a desirable acquisition out in Yer
non. Or perhaps they will request
that the Yankees purchase Ed Rom
mel for immediate delivery Appar
emily the carrying through of such
a transfer would simplify itself.
All the Yankees need do is
chlOrofOrm fifteen major league
ball clubs and make personal ap-
plication for the first vacant
padded cell at Bellevue. Just why
Vernon should imagine that
Neach. Harris or Mcmillan are eli.
gible TO be waited into minor
league company Is not made clear.
AS long as he avoids having his
arm amputated above the elbow
Veach will always be a 300 hitter
and as such, will not depart from
the major leagues for some years
Indeed the Yanks realize from past
experiences in trying to get Veach
away from Detroit that it would
be almost suicidal for them to make
a deal for the outfielder even for
personal use.
Harris is a good hitter and Nc
MILAN one Of the best young pros
poets in the American League
Neither could be waived out of the
circuit.
/ In short, the report Is a Joke
Yet 1t Is receiving some credence
around the offices of the Yankees
and the further fact that the trans
fer of May seems to be held up in.
definitely, in spite of a working
agreement existing between New
York and Vernon. indicates that
Vinegar Bill" Essick, the Vernon
manager. is asking more than tbe
Yanks care to give.
They had intended to shin A,
Devormer. Camp Skinner McNally
and a few others to Vernon and
make the lot OF them read like
$4,000. But Essick has indicated
that he II something OF a mathe
matician himself. He can not only
count louder but funnier.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Manhattans Meet.

The Manhattans will meet tomor.
row at 2 p. m. In Noel House gym
to make plans for a larger organiza.
tion. After New Year the Manhat.
tans will play Sunday games at Noel
House.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
They Look Strong.

Joe Atherton's Washington Col
legians showed conclusively they
have class when they trimmed the
Expressmen. Basketball fans had
been doubtful of the ability of Ather-
toms new team.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Mann Is Coaching.

Les Lie Mann. veteran outfield.
er with the Cardinals. is coaching
the basketball five at Indiana Uni
versity this winter. and may have
charge Of the varsity nine in the
spring.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Keokuks Ready.

The Keokuk A. c. In ready to play
unlimited class basketball and viii
receive challenges at the club. 1O1l
II street northwest. Peterson and
Little. Of last seasons Mercury team
are with the Keokuks. 4
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Pierce Challenges.

Pierce A. c., Of Hyattsville, which
started the football season with a
weak team and ended II with a pow.
erful one, is now In the baseball
field and challenges unlimited class
teams.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Sextet Desires Games.

The Friends girls OF Alexandria
want basketball opponents. Miss
Crump, manager, may be reached
by phone at Alexandria S65.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Stovall Is Done.

George Stovall. former Federal
League firebrand. IL said to be
Vile club Of the Florida State
League.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
JAPANESE WOULD LEARN
FINE POINTS OF BALL

itself stronger foohold Japanese
than before result OF the visit to Japan OF the American
East the direction
Herbert Hunter F. ONe in Tokyo daily
received Mr. ONeil
S W rorrasentat;ve
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
GOLFERSANDACTORSPUT
SAME STUFF IN PLAY
By CHARLES "CHIcK" EVANS.

Here strange fact about gofactors invariably
with their clubs when they get the links.
This had
full rounds have played with the people
stage that remarked that all had golfer
first make himself good
game Truck Ralph Morgan oscar Shaw
Ed and acting
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
PLAY Black Spots.

The Georgetown A. c. Juniors.
who, Thursday night. whipped the
Arabs decisively. will play the Black
Spots tonight in the Peck ym.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
ErawIev Shines,

~Frawley, the st. Paul teams GEN.
ter. Is a star goal shooter, Against
the Arlingtons he basketed ten from
scrimmage.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
Park ls DELAYED.

The Kansas City ball park will
not be ready for use until July l..
1898. The old one will be used
until then.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
VERNON CLUB SUFFERING
FROM HALLUCNATIONS
By DAVIS J. WALSH.

NEW YORK. 2ust about sixteen major league cities and
will be interested the reported demands of
the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast League the New York
deal May
said that gnifed its willingness with
May in the that the Yanks deliver the following ball
play
The Washington times., 1922-12-25
BARROW SAYS TIGERS
WILL BE CONTENDERS
/ WITH YANKEES
By CHARLES A. TAYLOR.

NEW YORK. Dec 25"The spirit Of Ty Cobb makes the Detroit
Tigers the dangerous rivals Of the Yankees
for next years pennant This the fashion in which Edward "
club sized
than quarter century
anything this diagnosis Of Mr.
Barrow deserves respectful consideration .
Sir the nnees He
thought he good pitcher and then failing to his
switched himself third All this
happened the buhs Of bush leagues which has
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Omitting to include the box
score in his story in the japanese
paper perhaps out Of courtesy to
the losing team Mr.. O'Neill de.
scribes the game against the Meiji
nine Is follows:
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

Moreover, as the game In
such strong hands as Prof. IscO
Abe and Mr.. Naoki, Of KeiO,
supported by the authorities OF
the other universities, baseball Is
bound to flourish and progress.
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

"I'Il never forget the stir In
'88 when we first went South"
said ShettsIine. I'VE were the
first big league club to start
spring training. The Phils went
to Gainesville, Ga. IL was only
a few years until all the clubs
began taking spring training
trips"
The Washington times., 1922-12-25

SO when Sir Edward starts taik.
ing baseball everybetiy ought 70
listen in, as remarked beiore. anu
here's some more OF his expert
musings:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

u yoa want plenty - lhlek besn
tiiuls rlosty. slisy hair. da Nv an
nrsns gft "a 4 dAnduff for g.
Nil fiarFa your halr end rain i lf
you don't
Il does na food 10 try 70 Brush ~
Nnsh 4 oui TIE oniv sure wHs a.
ST rd of dtnduff = - dissolve if.
then yea destroy Il entirely 70 f-
thlk set about four 0unccn - oriin
arr liquid ar,vhi appiy u a. nlRht
Nhen retiring use enough - moistsn
the scalp and rub Il 4n nRlly with
The fnrer tipa
hy morning. most n not Al -
Your dandrnff Wlll be rnne. and
three or four moro applications vii
completely destroy evtrp NBxie sigu
and trace ~ II,
Yon will ind. too. that al itch
Ing and diFglne - the scalp VII
aicp, and your hair wiN look and
feel hundred tmsa better You
can 81 liauli arvou 81 any drax
store -Four ounces Il all ruu wlli
need no matter how much dandfuff
YOU have. Tbs simple remedy never
fails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

once rarity s noN T. bs oh
served and admired upon sYerY
hand indefd na other woman can
flourish long 90 the m'dtt 81 this
modern complicated lfe ga the
home in business 10 aaclal llfn the
woman eho De- serene and confident
wlns While lhe nssonn faH.red
individual waqfn hef talents and
E'w mnhere - cosrse. poiae is
dependent malnly up0n sound health
ana steady nerves ~ y,n feel that
YOU are bflnf heui back .n that way.
whf not turn % that great woman
remedy lhda D pilkhama yoFsi
abe compound. which vas manu-
farlurcd from thorough under
aAndlnT e the nervous ayaton ~
women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
BLACK -DRAUGHT
OVER 80 YEARS
Saved Ne Mary a Sick Spell,
Says Texas Farmer, Who Has
Long known Usefulness
Of Black Draught

Naples. Texas II have used
Thedford's Black Dfaurht for voarx
can safely ssy for more than 20
Years, declares Mr a. n. cromsr.
substantial. Wtil- knonn farmer
residing out on Route : from here
\ am ~ years old. and when
small boy had Indigestion and uaa
puny and my folks gave me ilvsr
regulator. Then Hack Draught waa
advertised and se heard n it
began = take Black -Draught
ana have used u. when needed
ever since Z use Black Dfaught nov
IN my hone. and cerfalnia rsaam.
mend Z Tor any liver trouble.
have given Il a thof0unh trial
and after thirty years can say
Back Dransht Il my stand by IL
has saved me many sick spells
M oromer writes that he -
never ont = Black Draueht.~ and
says several u hla nelshbors ure-
Ter u % anv other liver medlein~
i al@ays rttommend niack DrsurAt
to my frsnsF" he sdds
This valuable. old. powerful liver
medicine j. prepared from msdlca.
foois and herbs. and bas none ~ the
bad effects 50 often observed from
Ne use o caiomai Or other powerful
mineral drugs
Black -Drsught helps % keep The
liver IN tim. helping prevent or re-
ievs such troubles a. constipation.
hiiiousness. Indigestion. sick head
lche.
BE sure, to get The genuine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
NJ and nr Hildrs,h 4o.,s

Mr. and Mrs. Nildresh Ho3ts
To Monoay Dinner Club
A groaq 81 addltionai guests Which
included Mr and Mrs. Pred Hlrsef
Jr Mr. and Mrs Carl TaEEayt NJ
and Mrs J. G ohsyer Mira n.
Clssidy and Miss KAih1n Cassidy
and the members of tho Monday
Dinner club were entertained lsst
night BY NJ and Mrs J J Hildrih
Ia their home which wus decorated
with ohpsanghemums
Following tho dinner bridge was
PLAYED when blrh scores ~sre made
hy Mrs Byron nateh,lor and Mrs
VIII Patterson and lo~ BY Mr. Pat
,grson and Miss Cassldy In two
ueeks NJ aud Mrs odlih SpHffler
NiH ,ntefibin the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
RAoiUm HAS DROPPED TO
a MERE pirTANcr

~ =" : -" 7TTTFH T77HaF
Denver Colo Nov - nadium
haa drnpod ta i1Oea gram ana
tha STANDARD Cheaicsi cempany haa
been forced q c.osa iis oaruoflte
propf rtlos IN Paradox Valley. IN
western Nauiroae caunte Colorado
throwing $50 mon on ~ pors &C.
sordlng % an annoaucl mont made
by Officials ~ the company here
yesterday Discovery - vast DE-
poslts ~ pitch blended nelEian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
WHAT WOULD NOt no
~ CASE IIkT THIS

r'r' r''r Nov n wssm
Whl'lo. - Rolion hss pl.e. ~
s'ssl In his sys and {. afraid 10 has.
the st.si removed.
II b. lsavss %. steel n M. 80.
hs .ill retain bls ,isht. ssoefaisr n
phytieiin. -hiis n b. .hoali has.
The steel taken cat ihsr. you'd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29


til lAe swesi voiced birds AAs,
r>wA
s,range ~ never prise tae roses
'TR tas lovely glcwss are Ecns.
DsAF Fyssnas = Tr~t.ng - eS,saa
20 thee.
r. Saws yes ear live from A % Z.
1, ,taJffgHall
a stands Tor Al she geod shlaks
yoa have tons.
a tht htst wishes q all yoa have
Non.
II "a ,hs cheer a. you eoaAe and
sou s..
IN stands for Dros n farm women
eve.
b. Es,fyoue u as saisa You saccsss
.F Frtends tried sad true yeur arw
heas 70 b.sss
q & 0ensly deNa lsea sueam may
yua siidc
H HsaAh and Happiness viii foa
abide
3 IA, tmss may year mad Lac
ap.ane.
y gass ter a moment ~ back hero
akaln
n klnd tAo0gn,s mAy they os q
the friends left bshlnd
l. LsS yoa tarsst whca yoar
usw friends sua end
~ Many yoa'l gain WITH your
mAFie touch
y Number 3 will mias you 20 maca.
. Our loss is Agkansas gain
= Perhaps yuu wili lead 0rsn
Forest d fame.
q Quaf, the delights Z sn orEan-
ited topn.
with our Mrs Trayer WEARING
Ihe enoWn.
Il Hound the town the country
IN ,rsnlsed cluhs
$ Sound the praise of ghtir leader
Who smoo,hes down the gruha
T Tactmny isvellng mountains q
Nee
rha, ever bcsst an clubs a. they
so
4 unanFlIng the mack .bsvrs
briArs on tho Nny
Y Vanishing clouds q each win,y
day
" washiuEton mayhaps a ssai for
sou hoids
\ Nacily what happens where
virtue untolds
Y Yes. dstr friends and sls,er. ous
gretilng TO YOU.
2 Jealous you've bcsn. 20 yea much
honor ia due.
Several individual elfis were alec
received bf Mrs. Trayer.
Afir futile atianpt AZ speech
making. Mr. TraYer ssf doRu hut
afterwards responded viih song
Nh.ch expressed her SORROW az
ltay|ng suoh good friends, her ap.
probation ef their riils and aho in.
ndcd an invitation mr ,hsm
ITO leave oklahoma and her duft.
invite you 81 20 sonow us
To Arkansas TO AFkansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
rooL oursrions

y n , asts why arc there uct
mafa bakers % iho roor house since
you never see onh who ISN'T knoodlng
dough II Another one u those half
baked question:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

NOTARY COMMISSIONS lssurD
i22 w. Oklahoma Ave

Ten n-tary commissions were is
sued BY the secretary o. state Tues
day % the fo-oNing r. T. Goddard.
oklahoma City; r p Frazier Miami.
Ida =. Hasley Chandler J. y iayden.
Hartshornr. Norma CLANCY. Duncan
Howard Jarvis. Sayrc. " ~ Sander
Eufaula; c u Cheatham. shawnee
G. A Han. oksrche. and Il. n cole
man. Shawnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

~ ehfns- n losing ~. ~.
ne f.rs'sn msiisr catered a.
sfs .hls hs sis ~stshins a auto.
mobile mtfhsais at xork. ana ga
hstama naiartifsd. t vas sad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION

y
Mr End Mr G " Beobo ana
children 81 Naylna spent sunday
with Nr and Mr. H. D. s.eams
and daughter Lufaf
~ q
Mr. and Mrs Carl TaRgri and
baby ~lll BE- the gaesls q Ms.
Tsgsarts mother Mrs Edith Lu,z In
oklahlma city Thursday.
MN "
Nr and Mrs Ezra stephens VIII
have 81 their dinner guests Thanks
giving Mr. W. 5. Fxsiand end
family. John Fayors end family both
q Crescent Mr. and Mrs wright
Tallsffrro u Lowell, Mr and Mrs
Alra CLARK and baby q Marshall
and Hope stephens.
y na
Mr and Mr. chas. oisoa aud
family vii take THANKSGIVING din
ner with Mr. Ol-ons sister. Mrs
Walter Chtsnus and family Who
have just moved into their beautiful
NV home at osisboma CITY
Nrs y. T. Miller Of Arkansas
City wlll spend the Thanksgiving |
holidays NTH her sister. Mrs. J.
Hlldreih and Mr. Hidreth.
EK y
Mr .snd Mrs c. W. Alien will
have a. their guests Thanksgiving.
NJ. and Mrs J " Allen of caruey. /
Okla and Professor and Mrs. c. NJ
Alen OF oklahoma City
Mr. and Air. John Adams and
.hildrsn ~ili be the ruests of Mr
md Mrs. y J. Adtus at Crescent
y zg
NJ and Mrs , " LIntz vii have
thfir dinner Frtffs Thenirkgiviug.
irs 7. J n Tsrrars. Jsmes Tag
art y okiahe ma city Mrs Hackett
nd daughter Betty and Mrs. W. Y.
Iarler
y x n "
hr and Mrs Frank L Brown and
81. Gregory will spsnd Thursday
ieir gufsts during ihe Thankszlv- !
ihoms CITY r
= - -
Mr and Mrs 4. r Iov have as :
iih 1irs Browns mother In Ok
Ig holidays. ths formers broihsr. u
2. Clyde 10y and Mrs. 10y Of VIII
arton. Nr. Paul Loy and Mrs. 10y Il.
Shawnee, Mr. Bert 10y and Mrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

conro is said 20 g. rrspsa.Ibi. ~
the dscrsase IN price from 100 900
a gram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Mrs L. c Ate entertained sew
erai Children Tuesday afternoon
honorlng her little son Louis nf,h
birthday n frfshments were sofv-
ed 20 the following guests Eva
Jane DirlIng. Eva Lois Younr. Sarah
Thompson Alico Thompson. 1gla
Young. Mary Jane ate wayn.
kecsr. Frederick Marr LfRay Trap
neii Paul snitn. Jesse Garrett.
Elmer Garr,it Herman Back. "a.
mund Thompson. Louis Ate. a pink
end white color scheme was carried
ont and Mrs BACK delghtfulir cn-
teril.ned no children o. readin-
stories from a FIft book Mrs Ato
va assisted ~ Mrs w J. Keery.
Mrs Edmund Thompson. Mrs Back
and Mrs Ira Yohnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
assspsIon tor M. rrsxsr

W. @FNf
4 pretty reception to which Cluh
80 had invited other clubs ~ the
Logan County Tsdertlon. vus held
at "Eastview Farm" IN honor of
Mrs " n. Tnrsr. who ieaves soon
10 make her homo IN another state
Ths house was decorated ia autumn
leaves and bcrrits
The afternoon wss spsnf nith
songs music and pretty xpe-ohss
Mr. Grayson Bradley IN behalf Of
clubs NJ end 2 presented Mrs
Traver with teo sets of silver
spocns
Mr.. Geo Rouse rsclied en- OH
glnai pcsm and each member N No.
? furnished a line 70 complete
thinning alphabet and presented Mr..
Traver with beautiful rugs. gin a.
the c'tb. The poem follows
strange ~ nerfr prize the music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29
svr house. Aas

SIT HOUSES AaH
sesseG rHgss
"uia sat eir. = ~. 10 aruh,.
fhsf ia esr'slafY-
fai tsolf = ris.. a. saiss ar.
To ufs r. iururf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Mrf J.. g Page entertained the
~ - u ,la at an Al day meet
lng Yesterday surKtsiicus Il
Thanksgiving wfrs carried in ihe
decorations aud luncheon served al
ons O'Clock Nesdlework featured
the afternoon Mr J. A rlecktn-
stein will entertain ths club lr two
weeks
= a
ore-s c'oh y siss Iib0esi.
a iug 5f go oread
ciuh was he' llfl eith Mss
MARY rhhetts " Sag the eoclal
hour dainty refrfthmfnts were sfry-
a The next me ting ls undecided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Mr and Nm. John Adams and
children ~ili be the nlests of Mr
and Mrs. y J Adtus a crsccnt
Thanksgiving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Mr and Mrs C. W. Alien will
have as their guests Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs W Allen of carney.
Okla and Professor and Mrs. c. ".
AAcn OF okiahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

NJ and Mrs , " Ilntz vii have
as their dinner Futfts Thsntruvlnr.
Ars 7. J u. Tsrear;. Jsmes Tag
Fart y okahama city Mrs Hackett
and daughter Betty and Mrs W. z.
Harler
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= q q

Mr and Mrs Frank L Brown and
son. Gregory will spfnd Thursday
their gufsts during ihe Thankszlv-
iahoms CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Nr and Mrs 4. r Iov have 81
with 1irs. Browns mother In Ok
ing holidays. ths formers broiher.
Dr. Clyde 10y and Mrs.. 10y Of VII
burton. NJ Paul Los and Mrs. 10y
Shawnee, Mr. BERT 10y and Mrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-29

Mrs. y r Miller OF Arkansas
City will spend the Thanksgiving
holidays NTH her sister. Mrs. J.
J Hildreth and Mr. Hlidreth.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
STRING TINE MUST be HERE.

with the radiant light of sum
mers sun. shing as II was this week
created a thirst for something. every
body likes but father" IT was "a
specimen of real Texas Base Ball
weather.
At no time has weather conditions
during this season Of the year been
so favorable for the sport as that of
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. old Sol pranced in his
orbit with all the pOmp and splendor
OF a day in June, tiny blades Of grass
were observed peeping from the crust
OF mother earth. flowers, permeated
the air with rich perfumes and trees
were blending in beauty and exhibit
ting their colorful blossoms, nature
was bedecked in her robe of spring
Birds from every tree top were
gaily singing the tuneful melodies OF
Spring. then fandom arose and base
ball was ushered into being and was
heard from every hill top, every post
and wherever fans assembled. Sand
letters on the sand; bush leaguers
from the bushers. the "Reubs" from
the sticks, the "Boobs" and Boo
Bees" of Boob were all out In uni
forms going through the regular
limbering up process proceeding the
regular playing season. Seeing so
much OF this stuff made the writer
feel that Spring-time must be mere
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
"Do AS YOU L1KE.p

The members of the "Do as You
Like club were entertained by Miss
Sudie klint at her home on Church
street. Tuesday night, March IA, after
the reading of the minutes plans
were discussed for party next week
and other business was attended to
before visitors were allowed to speak.
Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. Wright were visit.
ors, but come with the intention of
Joining, Very glad to have them and
we are seeking more new members.
The hostess served pineapple, ice
cream and waters, On Tuesday, March
Il, ribbon party will be enjoyed
home of Mr. Wright.
Miss Cleo Collins entertained the
members of DO as You Like" club.
Tuesday night March 7th, at her
home. 11O9 North Betterton Circle.
The evening was spent n round table
talks. The club is purely social one
as well as an auxiliary Of a mission
airy. society. and meets every Tuesday
night at the home of various MEM
bers. We are hoping to accomplish
wonderful things in the future. The
guests enjoyed a salad course. with
punch and cake. Miss Sudie Flint will
be our next hostess.
Miss Mildred Jackson, Pres.
Miss Cleo Collins, Rept.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
Farmers of Dallas, Collin and
Rockwell Counties Called to
Meet April LIST.

The Colored farmers of Dallas, Col
lin and RockwalI counties are hereby
called to meet at St James A. NJ. E.
Temple, corner Florence and Good
o'clock to lay plans for the securing
of a farm demonstration agent to
work in their counties Mr.. ]. n.
Hines, state demonstration agent will
address the meeting. Every farmer,
whether owner OF tenant is urged to
be present.
Signed:
DIR. s. w. ARMSTRONG,
ISAAC BARTON,
HENRY KELLER,
VIM, McSHANN,
JESSE BUSH,
WALTER HEADS.
ED SPEARS,
NOSE JORDAN.
CHAS. EULISS,
HUB PERRY,
r. ]. McWILLIAMS.
JACK REED.
GEORGE ROSS,
FRANK ANDERSON.
JOE BRADLEY,
CHAS. JONES.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
BASEBALL MATERIAL AT HOWARD
GIVES PROMISE OF WINNING
TEAM.

Washington, D. G., March 23--How-
the Varsity baseball squad which was
issued this week. was responded to
by large number OF last years
team, including Payne. Toilet, Kean,
Johnson, and a group of husky re-
cruits who come with baseball records
In High School. Practice will begin
In earnest next week and the weed
ing out process will start. 1t is eX-
pected that Howard Will have one Of
the best varsity baseball teams this
year who have ever donned the blue
and white"
The Schedule OF Games up to date
Is as follows;
Lincoln University--May 3, at LIN
coin; May 20, at Howard.
Union University--May 3, at Union;
May ~, at Howard.
Morgan College--Aprll s, at How
lgrd.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

After long and desperate struggle
to keep base bali alive In Dallas. the
ambition OF a goal has been reached
after weeks Of conference behind
Midnight oil has been lavishly BUR-
ned as a result Of these activities, ul-
innate deliberations have ceased and
the cause OF professional base ball
among Negroes go marching on hence
forth and forver.
In lieu OF the above facts there is
much Joy in the heart OF local fam
dom, as the pleasure Of the great
American past time will again he
felt by Negro worsWppers O. the
game A.,.M
Again to the men upon whose
shoulders rests this responsibility OF
this achievement Is one hundred per
cent loyal to the race TO which they
belong.
The movement paving the way for
the victory was initiated by group
of Dallas business men Interested in
the civic betterment of the race. II
was a big job TO accomplish IN such
a short space OF time, but Dallas
business men did IL, and started the
ball a rolling. 3.t.,,
News OF the achievement came ike
a ray OF sunshine lighting up the
soul OF local fandom.