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The New York herald., 1922-03-26

MOUNT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. English resi-
dence slate roof plot to0x100 rooms.
baths, steam heat. bullt-in refrigerator,
hardwood floors. inclosed porch, car ga
rage, near golf club; price $4,000; house
and so II. lot sf7.500. Sunday. phone IIili-
crest 2441M.
GEORGE HOWE. h27 9Th av. n Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

SUMMER home. furnished; one OF the most
beautiful locations on Lake Champlain, %
miles north OF Burlington. Vermont. on
Grand Isle; largo bungalow. small guest
houses. barn and garage. large icehouse.
filled; motor and boats; pumping plant
for water from the lakes; large garden.
cedar grove, &C.. could be used to advan-
tage as boys or girls. camps from May 10
October; price 81 900 cash. Apply Owner,
100 u. nth ST., New York city.
SALE or lease. two modern homes. 0 and 81
rooms. suitable all year crest homo, hotel.
boarding. club or camp. Particulars ad-
dress OWNER, 6s South Union ST.. Buriing-
toa. VT,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Nlan saasrhra ForAhhsS Grand
Forks Commercial. club has been
emit address of Harold .. White, who
OF the uhivtfsity u North Dakttsqln
lao, and who made hi 6ms u
Grand Forks time. y
--s---I
TO Inspect Cbmpa1y,M-lnspsc tton
n. G., will Se conductsd W Captaln
u. !: Thoinpson, infantry. p. 2. y,
drill TO bS. held Thursday evening In
tho local armory at 7:46 o'clock, It
was announcer Monday.
~ 49,
Court Uhosen-Four members 81
the student court Of the UniySfsiSy 81
North DakotA were chosen 1t aaitest-
dav ~afternnnns Ths m~sSXss,scNsA ~.
senior. Chri1fopher KhowIss: iunfors.
water .RurEman. 80 CnmYn,nss Sn1
|Hshfy Neia0h. "a Il. nt,rns - elent-
al SsHcretarv nf cha ~cnnS.rance
D-@
eOld E.ah,onca n.ns-rh. R,,H-
80. snd prSfs..,anyI 1m1ss!r.n ss,i,
ave an old SfsshionSd dSncs IN nv
Glty auoitoflutn frlday, october ~.
rSr,s .v nrc yvuHs s"T Tsa; nus.S ps
lslnasu 5Sket ~ eHt!a
nhats. sve, W. 11&il "ail Oef IA
w" -AsoX'
-
IIa.nlIs Uar Dcseyeo-A nts y one
ol sne coaa Ilines ~ ~. e,
Rurehu Of Mines first aid and rescue
car, n ae!ayea its arrival At the PM
v v.s',yAS Nottn Dskota Monday It
ave m tfe next DAY or two.
rra, ~,,A ]---..
paYn ba,d ~ t.a SeSsS-aDH saen.v
ms nt;c is n1uo -. sn Iep IA .. ~.
YA,,,snss 80 - 49, ~ tne
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WERE DOIN0
THIRTY YEARS AGO

Mr.. and, Mrs. j. A. Bartholomew
celebrated the twelfth anniversary OF
their marriage.
Oliver Bryant, who was badly dis
figured by being hit With an iron splt-
toon thrown by a hobo in Gus Hines
saloon. was able to be out. although
his narrow escape from death had told
greatly on his stalwart frame.
-; Senator j. H. Worst addressed an
enthusiastic Republican rally held at
the county court house last nikht,
A movement was on foot to orRan-
ice a city football team to play Its in
itial game with the university and II
results Justified 1t, schedule q game
with the Winnipeg team.
The Union social Of the Y. p. S.,y.
q. gave one Of it's usual brilliant en-
tertainments at the home Of j.. E.
Clifford last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
COOPERATIVE
MARKET MEET
WILL BE HELD

Louisville. KY. Oct. 24.-Members
OF Inc inteI-co-operative conference
committee. representing leading CO.
operative marketing associations from
all parts of the United States, meet
Ing here, had on their program for to-
days sessions the selection Of q date
iHra the national cooperative market
ing convention TT Washington, the
holding of which was determined yes
Creltior Of a business orga nization
OF national scpEo for the f~urthcrance
OF thet cooperative marketing idea
was DECLARED by committee, members
to have been the objec. in calling the
national convention. 1t was decided
TO invite representation at the WISH
inetoM convention from every co-op-
erative marketing organization in the
United States:
T Members OF the committee confined
thetr work yesterday largely to the
deveiopinent OF, plans for a national
organization, details OF which have vet
to be made public, but It was an
nounced establishment Of q WashinS-
ton bureau was expected to result
from the national. convention.
Stress was laid by. tho committee
lnea on the need. for 4 i7nal'
voice that would give expression to
the co-operntives ?s such, rs listin-
Euislled from those farm organiza-
tons which deal with problems II
production rather than market.
The subject Of rural credits mar
claimed careful consideration 1T the
conference here and appointment Of a
yronp to go to Washington and study
rural credit BILLS awaiting congress
s.onola action has been authorized
PROVISION a 1SN Jv0 q md f4~ If~At-
group to study needs oil temperatures
relative to- rural credits and submit
accommodations to the national con-
vention. s.s -.
Today's sessions were to close the
conference. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
E'AlEEA!V!|E.

They VIII lSa5n- thS StSiasnts II
plumbing M asnplsSS at ptesttcsl
seIectric4l appliances, .eancrSts work,
even tool ~sh6rpenang. Medal dwell
sNngs in miniature are u b. !con-
stTutfed. and extsr!or and Interior
decorating will 10 asS studded The
course viii take M three diyisionS OF
freshmen, covering ms sst1estef OF
shop worh ands%ons semester OF
Asiooal automobils dealer has given
the department three old cars, which
the classes in auto mechanics Will
disrnantle and VIII block the motors
for practical demonstration under
supervisors of TRAINED director.
Then they Will rebuild the cars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
MECHANICS"
INCLUDED IN HIGH
SCHOOL CURRICULUM

SAustin. Minn.-Ths manual train
ing department Of the local. high
school this year u startling d new
departure that will ElGddeh the
hearts OF mothers Of school pupils.
". y. Cory, new head Of the de-
p!Srtmsnt. ls conducting a. course in
nome mechanics" by which Austin
Il !. hoped viii prove very practical
IN their work about the home place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
Beauties of All Races
Women Of some so nations now wh;ten teeth in this wa,
Spanish Beauties

on modern research. The name IL Pepsodene.
These two great film combatants were embodied
In It. Now this Pepsodent has come into world
wide use, largely BY deatal advice.
Other new effects
Other results were found to be essential, and
Pepsodent brings them. It multplies the alkalinity
OF the saliva. That is there to aeusrali1e mouth
acids, the cause Of tooth decay.
It multiplies the starch digestart in the saliva.
That is there to digest starch deposits, for they may
fermsnt and form acids.
Thus every use gives manifold power to these
great natural tooth-proteeting agents. And these
combined effects are fast creating = new dental; era
You'll quickly sec
These benefits are quickly ssen and felt. One
week will convince you that Pepsodent doee what
nothing else has done. The results WIN arnase and
dsliSht yon s@as5 A
Send the coupon for |; lo-Day 5 Note how
clean the teeth feel after USING. Msek the abssncs
Of tie viseous film. SssshowE tseths xhissn. ths
6lm-coats disappear.
Yol wfu noon realize that this msthod q irnpor.
tant, both 20 You and yours. q ssaNhsns you know
tint, you wf1 not rstprnt u inA6Setiys waya. Cut
out the coupon now.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
"HUMAN fly CLIMBS
WALL OF FREDERICK

Clubbing the front wall OF the Fred
erack hotel. With an unusually strong
wind .hamperlnS his pFogreas. a "hn-
man ny" gave i bits of thrill 70 crowds
on their way to and from lunch dur
inE the noon hour today.
a collection was taken up III tho
human fly" before, making the ASCENT
and q number OF people stopped and
viewed tho exhibition OF dSath.darths.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Mrs. Hood Ill-Mrs. A. A. Hood Of
Emerald, who has been seriously iii
at a local hospital, is said to be slight
~ PETER today Members Of her fam
ny were summoned here on Monday.
Search for CRr-Grand Forks police
have been naked to be On guard for
q Dodge touring car stolen from New
Rockford. The machine carried n, Is.
license No. 26l7, motor No. 7s4,745,
and factory No. T20,076. "A reward
of-&l00 is offered for arrest and con
Ntction OF the thief, w.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
DunuTh CLOSE.

Duluth, MINI. Oct. 2l.-closing cas,
No. 1 dark northern 1.l7A to l.lsh;
arrive 1.12h to lazy.
No. amber durunl 1.09h. .
no. 3 amber durum 1.oeh; arrive
1.01 u.
No. l durum 93k,
No. 2 durum sic.
No. / mixed durum SeM to 1.Q3h.
rive. 50
No. / red durum ssK.
Flaxkeed on track 2.4H to 2.l9: arrive
October ?:4s; arrive 3.46h; October
Der 2.55A bid: May 2.29K bid.
Oats No. ; white, track sax to ASK;
arrive 36N to BSN. =
No. ! rye. rack 7l3s to 7sN; arrive
BARLEY 50 to 81,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

The reason milk curdles during 6
thunderstorm IL because the bactertt
IN the milk are very susceptible t.
electricity: Electricity invigorate.
them. and they work withr such en-.
g that they curdle the milk in 8
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

IN GRAND FORKS

wa .I ..' ..-..'. .F@EE-.
From Characterization s. Men
gel.
From FargO-Mr. and Mrs. A. &c.
Lagford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. BoloS. e.
H. Sahl. r. Sims. NJ. C. Shilling, e. =.
Shafer. L. B. Beardsley.
From St. John-William DeMers.
From Northwood-Joseph Wat.
terud.
From Cavalier-Miss Rose Stefan.
From sherwood Oscar Alison.
From Ancnia-Miller S. Vance.
From Mchdnock-Alrred Erickson.
J From Wollord-En G.. Hochstetter;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
YoRaxGx ExoxAxdE.

New York. Oct 24.-Foreign exchange
easy; Great Britain demand IA: c4blel
AN: so day bills on banks AL 1916
France demand 7:07A cables 7.0S.
Belgium demand SAB: cables 6.Aeh.
Germany demand .o2h cables .02 Bis.
Holland demand 5000: cables 3s.t6.
Norway demand 1891. =.
Sweden demand 1858. -
Denmark. demand 1905.
Switzerland demand 1929.
Spain demand 1873. .
Greece demand 200. 49,.
Poland demand .01. su
Czecho-glovakiA. demand 3.24.
Argentina demand $500.
Brazil demand 11.12.
Montreal 100 6-32.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
Coal.-By the toad. Ignite St.1S
soft coal &12.50. Phone 1851 n. r.
Ccss.-Adv.
Money to Lean on city property. d.
F. MCGOWAN, 307sFifst Natlonal Bank,
-Aax.- E FEHS S,EHEss1 ~ f+gsNT ITtrGENE-EH

Ccss!-Adv. Say
Money to Lean on city property. d,
F. cGowan, so7sFifst Nat1onal Bank,
ADV. X -
Mcats-Round Steak ~ cents; beef
roast, Is cents: spare ribs; ~ cents.
Sanitary Meat Market. Free delivery.
Adv. -
Auction, Social and Dance at Key
West Friday, 27. Given by the FARM
ers' club. Emard's first orchestra will
Play. Everybody eome.-Adv. .s
Plant Darwin Tulip bulbs now and
have a fine SNOWY bed In the spring.
An colors. 76c to $500. a dozen. Nc
Elroy's Flower Shop, 4OS DeMers Ave,
Phone lss1!-Adv.
b, Auction ~ Sale viii sell my horses
auction on Wednesday, October Is. II
the barn in 500 block, North Sixth,
A. F.. Turner.-Adv.
Simpson Sanitary Oouchcs Cheap
Edison double disc records soc apiece
while they last. Rockers Of all kinds
s1s 1ntl Ave.-Ady: \
Can give immediate possession, very
desirable. strictly modern and up-to.
date home In the south end. Home
Land Cp.-Adv. s,E
Vic Rasmussen is havinEa new
house built by Ted Robertson, con.
tractor, pm Fenton Ave. The CONTRACT
calls for a CaloriC Furnice which viii
be installed by Giese & Noonan, East
Grand Forks.-Adv.
- -A--T y '5' g..
Attention, Physiuans! We are max.
Ing collection trips by car within q
radiusIof 100 miles Of Grand Forks
CrediY Bureau. Telephones 6e1,r and
ss2.f7Adv.
Mueller Hcrc-Lieut. Col. C. H
WGeller, in charge Of the seventh
Corps area OF the r. Q. T. C.,-is at The
state university for Inspection OF TIN
unit there. He arrived Monday, anC
is continuing his inspection today.
Trapping Mccnscs-North Dakota
resident trapping licenses blanks haVt
arrived at the office Of the county
auditor, and now are available fol
those wanting them. The license fee 1.
81.
Many Firms In City-There are 59t
business firms. professional men and
ministers In Grand Forks, according
to a survey just completed by tht
Commercial club. This means thai
there is one business house for ap.
pr%oxilnately so residents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

SChamois leather IL NOT taken from.
thechennois hut from the dssh sids
of ahsspsitn. 4s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Many Firms In City-There are 5s5
business firms. professional men and
minister's In Grand Forks, according
to a survey just completed BY the
Commercial club. This means that
there is one business house for APP
proximately so residents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
CHICAGO anAxN TABLE.

sTocKA
New York. Oct. 24.-Forced liquidation
and = renewal n,s% Of bear pressure against
caused another material recession IN
quoted values in the early, part Of to-
days stock market. Good buying support
were around. the best levels Of the day.
Sales appropriated 925. 900 shares.
The CLOSING. was firm with prices of
standnrd shares moving STEADILY hishef
IN the final hour. Fsta&
\ CASH sAnus. I
S iai'fS of No. s ! hST5. ~ ~ y ; !, ia.
S{ota, Il mixed, ssxGiseX:' SNoo:: :
~ S.i 81 : white. 4sa4s; No. 5 white.
RRys; IS: !; !; a7gsH@7s&.
EE,l 9ysasyys; ;s's ISL $685. gS'sSo
Ribs 1000 1900.
q IF S Il; sss+' st 81. III s&s-f ss's::. 's III
Tin. strong; spot and futures ,s.s7.
E 11an STEADY stesay: ! psases s.5 S%nf sa s'ss.
Zinc quiet; East 81. Lcnis spot and
nearby delivery. 100 to 7.e6.
Antlinony SPOT $40 to 100.
MONTY. 7 !
New York: Oct. 24.-CaN nnonay
Time loans easier: mixed collateral g.
90 days 4h to AZ; 4.6 months AZ 10
8; prime commercial paper Az to 4N.
11Arn 1rss1Tx soxDa
New York, Oct: I. = Liberty bonds
s s.sssa !. AZ. loii6S s.r.t AZ, ss.se:
fontth M, 1855: new 4Hs. 10000:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
GAM LI11Irx xnuna
ISSUE STORM WARNINa.

Chicago, Oct. IA sNsouthwest
storm warning Tor the upper lake
region was announced at noon today
reau. with Eprediction Of strong winds
and possibly gales for the next e
hours.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
STILL DISPUTINC
ROUTE TO BE TAKEN
BY TURK SOLDIERS

Constantinople Oct. 2l.-(By The
Associated press. 1.-THE allied genet-
ais and the Turkiah, NAtionAlists are
gtill at losserheadsE over tho Route TO,
be taken by the Turkish gcndarmefie
IN their occupation Of Eastern Thrace.
Fafet Pasha. the new military leader
and governor in Thrace, at a lengthy
conference with the allied chiefs yea
terday urged the gendarmes be per-
mttted to go through Constantlnople
but was told that the hulk OF these
forces must enter Thrace BY way or
Rod osto. None Of the confcrees seem
ed In a friendly mood.
Paris, Oct. 24.-The Angora govern.
tnent it is said has asked the allied,
high ommtssioners in Constant.nople
to have the Greek civil authorities
evachatc the Gallipoll peninsula and
permit Turkish Officials to take their
places.
Louisville. Oct. 24.-Co-operatiye
associations OF tobacco growers
throughout the United States pooled
their strength and resources FOR use
In the best interest OF members Of the
respective organizations at a meeting
here Monday of representatives Of
growers associations from every pro-
ducing section OF the nation.
A ,>temporary organization was
formed Monday and it was expected
n a from this step a permanent BODY
would be evolved.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Do you know that millions Of people, all the
world over, are now cleaning teeth in a new way7
One result is whittier, prettier teeth. You see them
everywhere today.
II you don't know that method, We urge you to
make thin delightful test. See what it means to you
Why teeth discolor ~
Teeth ars coated with a .viseoas film. You can
feel It new. It elings to teeth, gets. between the
teeth and stays. Food stains, etc, diseolor Il, then
It forms dinsy coats. Tartar j based on aim 4
Film also holds food Substance which ~fernaents
snd forms acids. It holds the acids in contact with
the teeth t6 cause decay. Germs breed BY millions
n y: sThsy. Nth tartar, afs The chief cause Of
Thus most tooth troubles are now traced to film,
which no ordinary tooth paste can effectively com
bat. 81, under old methods, tooth troubles con-
stantly incre1sed, i'd beautiful teeth we're less
sfssnf sssa than today,
Two coanbatkat. now
Dental science. after long research, found two
ways e Aght Almut One acts % eurdle film. one %
remove il. and without any harmtul securing.
Able authorities proved these methods s6setive.
Then a nsw'yps tooth paste was created, based
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Mcau-Round steak 10 cents; beef
roast, Is cents: spare ribs; IL cents.
Sanitary Meat Market. Free delivery.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Trapping LAccnscs-North Dakota
resident trapping licenses blanks have
arrived at the office Of this county
auditor, and now are available for
those wanting them. The license fee is
eD 5
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24
AnCAEs.


New York: Oct. 24.-Cal money
steady: high ~; low {: ruling rate TX.
90 days ~ to Ak; l-s months AZ 10
81 prime commercial paper ~ to AZ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Mueller Hcrc-Lieut. Col. C. H.
W1eller, in charge Of the seventh
corps area OF Their. Q. T. CHS at the
state university for Inspection OF tho
unit there. He arrived Monday, and
Is continuing his inspection today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

Auction, Social and Dance at Key
West Friday, ,27. Given by the Farm
ers' club. Emard's first orchestra will
play. Everybody come.-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

NAE seatchcd For-fhs& Grand
Forks Commercial club has been
to assist In obtaining the pres
ent address Of Harold .. White, who
graduated trctn the arts dYpaftmept
of the uhivtfsity u North Dak1ts IA
1910, and who made Hi home Id
Grand Forks Ter : tiIls. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

no Inspect C6mpany7 M-lnspsctton
Of Company M, 11lth Infantry M D.
N. g., will ke conducted " CaptAln
n. i. Thompson, infantry, d. o. T.,
North Dakota instruntot. ct i 'Sksciai
drill TO bS, held Thursday evening In
tho local armory at 7:46 o'clock, It
was announcer Monday.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

One fellow is tickled no
matter which way the Esms
went yesterday. He had Groh
in the hit pool.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05

POLO GROUNDS. n. Y. oct. 5
UNITED Press).-The Giants won
the opening game of the worlds
baseball series. here yesterday after
noon, from the Yankees. 3 10 2.
FIRST INNING
YANKEES-Captain Bancroft. Of the
Giants. and Manager Huggins. OF the
Yankees conferred with the umplres
at the plate on ground rulos witt dled
out 10 Stengel. Groh threw out Dusah
at first Ruth struck out, Nehf COM
pletely fooling him with wide curves
GfANTS-Ward threw out Bancroft
at first, taking the ball behind tne
pitcher. Groh got Texas leaguer l lhto
left for the first hit OF the series. frlsch
singled into left field. Groh going 70
second. Groh went TO third and Frlsch
10 second on a short passed oall. Meusel
fouled out 10 Schang. Young nied ous
10 Plpp. and the Yankees crawled OUT OF
a hole No runs. two hits. no errors.
SECOND INNING
YANKEES-Plpp went out 70 keIly
Meusel famed. looking Dad
against Nehfs. big curves. Sehang
Yankee hit. Groh threw out Ward at
first No runs, one hit, no errors.
GIANTs-Keiiy whiffed on three
pitched balls. Ward threw out stengei
at urSt Dase. DuBau LooiN -. sN,- -
smash and got him at first. No runs no
hits, no errors. -
THIRD INNING
YANKEES-Scott popped 70 Groh'
who took the ball while running toward
center field. Witt went out, Frisch 70
Kelly. No runs. no hits no errors.
GIANTS-Pipp took Nehfs grounder
Rancroft's roller and threw him out.
Groh got a long hit 70 left for three
bases. his second hit. Frisch flied out
TO Ward No runs, one hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
yANyEES-Duran singled over the
middle bag. Ruth forced Dugan, Frisch
10 Bancroft. Pipp famed and Ruth was
out stealing, Snyder 70 Bancroft, COM
pletlng a nice double play. No runs one
hit no errors. 60,
GIANTs-scott threw out Meusel.
Young struck out Kelly singled past
Dugan. stengel sent up high ny TO |
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
WARM WEATHER
Wits GRIDDERS
BY POLLY HY

Keep your eye on that team OF
mine this afternoon" were the
words of Assistant Coach Bobbie
Foulk, when the high school scrubs
lined up against the varsity for a
short. scrimmage after going
through an jbour of rudimentary
work at Raynard Stadium, yester-
day afternoon.
In the short scrimmage the scrubs
ran around the ends and through
tackle and guards for many yards.
With Norm White and Bill Bowe
hitting the line for large gains the
varsity finally put the pigskin in
their opponents territory and with
only few more yards to go for a
counter. the whistle blew.
Owing to the warm weather, Mr..
Brown had decided not to put the
team through the usual calisthenics.
Instead. the squad was divided in
three, part going with to- the
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
.LOWDEN TO HAVE
Strong ELEVEN,
Squad of 25 Seaford High
Students Out for :,
Football
WILL PLAY FIRST oi
GAME NEXT WEEK

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
sEAFoRD. oct. 6.-The seaford
High School football sleven 10 pute
ting In some strenuous practice these 4.
days. under the coaching OF Profess
sor c. w. Lowden, instructor OF cth-
letics in the school. Tho team will
play its opening game OF the 1929
season next week when they tackle
Bridgeville High at Bridgeviile. The.
following week they will go IN /
against the Milford eleven at Milford
and play the opening home game on.
Friday. October 27. having the Lau- :,
rel High as opponents. .i,
Coach Lowden has had squad OF
about twenty-five players out for the
past two weeks going through sig.
nal drills and other practics- on I
several occasions the squad has been,
divided for scrimmages. He is much ,
pleased with tho spirit the squad has
displayed. ..-r
The schedule of ths Seaford High
eleven follows; Seaford at Bridge
VILE. October IS; Seaford at Milford.
October 20; Laurel at Seaford. Oc-
tober 81; Bridgeville at seaford. No
vember 3: Seaford at Georgetown. /
November 10; Milford at seaford, !.
November II; Georgetown at Sea,
ford, November "a; Seaford at Lau-
rel, November 30. 100