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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE--At a big bargain, one
Of the best built new room bum
galows. south side, on 1901 Van
Buren, st. Fire place. bookcases.
French doors. kitchen cabinet, oak
nnish Phone 3S41 Hammond 4:5:l
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT or room
house or fat in Homewood, Wesr
Hammond, or Highland addition
Possession June LIST. Write BIT
care Times. Hammond Asst
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BIG TIRE SALE

Slightly used tires.
30x3, $3.50.
SOx3a5. 32x31z. $3.50.
All other sizes up to and including
37x5, $3.50. If any Of these tires
prove Unsatisfactory within 90 days
return same with receipt and get
another tire for half price.
SUPREME TIRE co.
Piummer and Holman. Ham. 1852
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

BIG BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE!
Three flats, each fat rooms, gas
and electric, hardwood finish. hot
water heat and garage, one block
from business center. at $4,000,
half cash Owner leaving city. APP
ply S425 Block ave. Indiana Har-
Dor A.y-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

tOR RI1N.I-Modern room apt.
will I've vacant April 10 Adults
,niy. Linz Apis, 222 Sibley street,
Hammond. z-4:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-SingIe room on 4th floor
Hammond BLDG, Hammond. 2s2S:tr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

FOR RENT-Onice in best down
town location. Apply 6S1 Holman
st, Hammond 3.29:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

FOR RENT modern apis. 1922
1914 Columbia ave. Inquire 200
Sibley st, phone 1861 Ham. 4:4:1t
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WANTED-S Shop man for
furniture finish, repair,
and stove work; Address
or apply to Edward G.
Minas Co. Hammond. 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

OWN YOUR HOME
CARROLL STREET
wEST, HAMMOND

5 room modern bungalow: ~ ~ IT..
Golf Grounds. Well constructed and
nicely decorated, beautiful electric
fixtures. colonnades, buffet, II.
basement, hot water heat, Laundry
tubs nice lawn and shrubs. PRICE.
$500 for Quick Sale. Nominal pay
ment down. Investigate this rare
bargain it viii not last Tong. Greae
demand for property in this locality.
First come first served. Call Tor
appointment
FRANK J. WACHEWICz
Hone of the Best Home Bargains
Phone 1917. 153 State street, Ham
,,,o,d 4.7:5r
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SITUATION WANTED

Wa NTED-Position by experienced
chauffeur, can handle and care
Tor any car. Write B-S1, care Times
Hammond. 4:5:3
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tOR RENT--Modern store room in
one Of the best downtown oeations
in Hammond Apply at 631 Holman
St, Hammond. 3.29:tf
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FOR SALE-A real bar
gain on Forsythe ave-.
next to Peoples State
Bank Building, with a real
future. Property i'm
proved with a two story
flat building 22x56; 6 and
7 room flats, price $4,000.
Only 200 cash, balance
on terms. For further
information, apply to the
Bochnowski & Lesniak Co.
1902 Forsythe ave., East
Chicago, phone S08.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

FOR RENT--100 acre Sarrn, good
land, partly plowed miles south
of Lincoln Highway. Write B-S3.
care Times, Hammond 1858
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BUNGALOW BARGAINS
1 =

SMALL IA VI En- Il ID w n
room, south side. bungalow, with
high terraced lot and garage. Fine
selected oak interior finish, all rooms
decorated, colonnades. window seat,
buffet, good shades and screens
throughout. Well in house supplies
good drinking water. All assessments
paid. VIII be vacant in about two
weeks. This elegant home having
four bed rooms will accommodate a
large family. Only $3.50, with $500
cash down.
s room strictly modern bungalow
on Monroe St, near car line Hard
wood trim and oak floors through
out. Rooms newly decorated. kit
chen and bath. has new inlaid lin
oleum. VIII be vacant in few days.
Just think! Only $4,000, with s50t
cash down.
Five, six and seven room modern
homes in West Hammond. close in.
A selection that will surely contain
your choice of home in that con-
venient location. $500 to $500 casa
down Also I can now offer the only
available building lots on West Car
rol and West Williams streets. at
reasonable prices ONLY A few lefr
JOHN c. NOWICKI
Quick Sale Bargains"
Corner Oakley and Plummer ave.
Phone Hammond 2171. open eve
nings Hammond Al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

FOR RENT--Large store, good bus.-
ness location, steam heated. suit
able for druggist. Phone 1921. ITO
Conkcy ave. Hammond. 1876
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CONVENIENT TERMS ON ANY
LAKE COUNTY AUTO
SUPPLY AND SALES.
OF THESE CARS
II. A. THIEL. PROP

h A. THTEL, Prop.
Corner Douglas and Holman SITS
Phone Hammond 1741. AZ
FOR IxCH ANGE-Wfll trade or
sell automobile, ! green house. %
3s. fully equipped. Glass 16Nlb.
double strength. All wood material
is cyprus Inquire at iOo BToan
way. Gary. Ind. 10 .
FOR SALE-1922 Peerles touring
California top and all extras. Div
en- less than 1000 miles. Bargain Tor
quick sale. s. & s. Garage & safes,
State Line and Sibley sts:, Ham
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Hudson
Sedan. like new. s775; Kisseh :
psgr. coupe, s275; Dodge Roadster
$685. Velie Touring. $3.50: Empire
touring 800. 4506 Forsyth avenue;
phone STEM East Chicago 49,
FOR SAI.E-Ford roadster, starter
dem rims. extras. good tires
SIPS 90 Carroll st. HS.a. 80: z
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ULLRICH & BICK

IkT.A 7 T4o I 4 II
PHONE $50 OR 1853 HAM. 1852
FOR SALE-Palace Hotel, of Is
rooms. fully furnished, in first
class condition. Included are seven
apis. for light hskpg. See Louis
Sohnos, EasE Chicago Restaurant
East Chicago. 49,
FOR SALE-AIodern 4 room bunga-
low, south side, one block from
car line, Holland furnace, station
arv tubs, oak floors, kitchen cabinet.
electric lights, window shades. new
" decorated. $500 cash, balance s35
monthly hcluding interest. Hargis
a. Moore Co, 402 Hammond Bldg.
phone 321 Hammond. 49,
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FOR RENT-store and living
rooms. modern. corner Columbia
ave and Highland st. Apply DR.
Schlesinger, Hammond. 4:5:s
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WANTED-Exp. crate tally men ana
graders. Western Steel Car & Fdy.
60. lS6th and Brandon avenue.
Hegewisch. Ill. 4:7:6t
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FOR KENT-Two room flats, VITA
garage Madison and Mulberry
st. Apply r. +. Eschenbach, 707
Chicago ave. phone East Chicago
5z7-M 1862
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

fOE SALE
room bungalow, located on south
side, near Glen Dale PARK, modern
in every way, with built-in features,
tile bath, large rooms. full seven
foot basement with coal bin. etc.
Fine lawn with trees and shrubbery-
Owner has left city and must sell.
VIII sacrifice equity for 5000, bal
ance on easy payments, less than
rent
room house on south side. near
Harrison and west Of Holman.
Rooms are large. we'll decorated AND
well arranged. House is of the =
story square type, in excellent con-
dition, modern in every respect,
having hot water heating system,
garage, driveway and fine lawn. =
read bargain at $500. with reason
able cash payment down, balance
first and second mortgage.
GOSTTN. MEYN IL HASTINGE, Inc.
On Holman, corner Of State. Ope"
evenings. Phone lao Hammond. 40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-07

FOR RENT-Office in best down
town location. Apply 631 Holman
st, Hammond. 3.29:t1
FOR RENT--Modern store room in
one of the best downtown ocations
in Hammond. Apply at 631 Holman
St. Hammond. 3.29:tf
FOR RENT modern apis. 1912
1914 Columbia ave. Inquire 200
sibley st, phone 1851 Ham. 4:4:1t
FOR RFNT-Modern room apt.
will he vacant April Is. Adults
only. Linz Apis, 222 Sibley street,
Hammond z:4:tf
FOR RENT-6 room nat, also gar
age. $40 Sibley st, Ham. 40
FOR REN'-store and living
rooms. modern. corner Columbia
ave and Highland st. Apply DR.
Schlesinger. Hammond. 1858
FOR RENT---l00 acre Sarrn, good
land, partly plowed 3 miles south
of Lincoln Highway. Write B-S3.
care Times, Hammond. 1868
FOR RENT--Large store, good bus.-
ness location, steam heated suit
able for druggist. Phone 1921. ITO
Conkcy ave. Hammond. 1876
FOR RENT-Apt. 3 rooms and bath.
modern, unturn. Mrs. j. T. Clark,
phone GA Hammond, Hotel Majestic.
4:6:l
HfCH IkE<4N - room nat, oak IlllSHs
thoroughly clean, heat furnished.
45l Indiana ave. Hammond. 4-6:z
FOR RENT-Two room flats, VITA
garage Madison and Mulberry
st. Apply r. Z. Eschenbach, 707
Chicago ave. phone East Chicago
5z7-M. 1852
FOR RENT-uouble garage. 414i
Pine st Phone 420o-M Ham. Al
FOR RENT rooms and bath, fiat.
stove heat. % State St, phone
1881 Hammond. 4:7:1t
FOR RENT room fat 4S4 State
st. Hammond. 4:7;2
FOR RENT-Garage ia Highland
st. Phone 1346-M Ham. ~
FOR Rents room fiat, best resi-
dental district in town, located
17l2. 140th st, Indiana Harbor. Cali
Burns, Pollock Electric Mfg. Co, In
diana Harbor Al. 4:7:5
FOR RENT room fat Bath, gas
and electric, S22. Phone 132o-M
Hammond. 4:T:z |
FOR RENT-New summer cottage, /
turn., Cedar Lake, rooms, large /
porch, cleo. service. telephone. well |
water. private beach Phone 1921 |
Hammond. Mr.. Love. 4:7:2 I
FOR RENT-Ninth and Broadway |
Gary, choice buffet. corner with |
two flats. also one store, with one /
Tat Apply Schlitz Sales Co. 1858 !
Lowe ave. Chicago. Phone Norma, +
S663 Chicago 4.7.3 +
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24

Miss Martha Bradley leaves to-
morrow for Gastonia where she will
attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Lucy Wilson.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
NEWS of TOWNSCOUNTY

Mr.. J. r. Whitley and family. who
have been living on Unionville route
one. have moved to Harrisburg.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Waxhaw Baptist church will give a
Halloween party Friday night, 0e-
tober "a. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Kelly. Proceeds will be for the
benfit Of the church.
Mr.. Henry Helms, son Of Mr.. Asgill
Helms, Of north Monroe township and
family have moved to Dunedin, Fla,
where they will make their home in
the future. For the past ten years
Mr.. Helms has been living on farm
five miles northeast Of Marshivlle be-
longing TO his father-inlaw, Mr.. Thos.
A. Ross.
Mr.. j. W. Huntley of Rock Hill. S.
c., was in the county last week visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Huntley is ma
tive of Lanes Greek township, and is
50 years of age. While here. he Wis
tied his granddaughter, Mrs. /. W.
Maness OF Bakers, and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. V. t. Chea:s Of Lanes Creek
township.
Rev. |. Y. Hunn.cuft was one Of
the commission, appointed by the
Meeklen5urg Presbytery to organize
a church at Turner's school house. The
people in the community are very
enthusiastic over the Sunday school
which has been held there for the
past few months and the church or
gan cation was perfected last Sun
dav.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24

Rev. j. B. Huggins announces that
he will preach at Oak Grove next
Sunday at IL o'clock.
Rev. L. A. Falls Of Brevard. who
has been i'll at the Ellen Fitzgerald
hospital the past week, is able to be
out again. His daughter, Miss Falls,
was with him during his illness.
Mr.. A. C. Penegar is attending the
n. C. Presbyterian Synod which meets
at Llncolnton today. He was accom-
panied by Rev. B. B. Shankle and
Rev. S. Underwood Of Indian Trail.
Miss Callie Helms lef, Wednesday
for Varina to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. d. Averette. While away she at
tended the fairs at Raleigh and Fay
etteville.
There will be box supper at Beu-
lah church in Sandy Ridge township
next Saturday night, Oct, 2S. The
public is invited TO come, the pro-
ceeds going to the church.
Esq. II. NJ. Furr of Goose Creek
township received telegram Satur-
day from West Virginia stating that
his brother, Mr.. c. II. Furr, was Sc
rious!y i'll. He left Immediately to
be a. The bedside Of his brother.
Mr.. S. II. Rogers of Clarkton, Rev,
T. j. Rogers and Mrs. Fannie Kerr
of Mecklenburg county, were the din
ner guests of their brother, Mr.. j. e..
Rogers, Sunday, They are children
Of the late J. NJ. Rogers and this was
the first time in twenty years that all
had sat at the same table.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Hundreds of Visitors Here Sunday

Sunday was great day Tor CONFER
ence. Hundreds and hundreds Of peo-
pie from Boone, Thomasville, Lexing-
ton and scores and scores of other
western North Carolina points were
in Monroe. The streets were packed
with automobiles and Central Metho-
dist and the other churches were
packed at all the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Hargett, on
their way home from Charlotte late
Sunday afternoon, counted over three
hundred cars headed from this way.
This gives but fain idea of the large
number of visitors here.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Mr.. Jamisou TO Speak Tonight

Rev. Tom ?. Jamison, who has been
in Monroe attending Conference, will
speak at the court house tonight at
seven-thirty on Organized Labor. Mr..
Jamison championed the cause of the
shops at crafts at Spencer during the
strike and became the spokesman Of
the men at that place. He was
brought into considerable prominence
thereby, so much so that he was on
one occasion assaulted on the public
streets. He speaks for the cause of
the men and speaks intelligently and
sympathetically. lie was invited by
the local shopmen to speak and will
no doubt make a most interesting ad-
dress.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Boil Weevi Reach Extreme Part Of
the Cotton Belt

Dr. Geo. f. Flow, Federal land
bank appraiser, reports having seen
boil weevil in White county, Georgia,
in the extreme northern edge of the
cotton belt. The county lies right in
the mountain where the weather is
unusually cold in the fall months. A
White county farmer told Mr.. Flow
that he had picked up handful of
boil weevils while a deep frost was
on the ground.
This information kills any hope Of
cold weather ever wping out the Wee
vii in Union countv il is believed.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Armistice Day Celebration

The Indian period of American his
tory will not be overlooked in the
great Legion parade Armistice Day,
Nov. IL, Mr.. Henry Crow, chairman
OF the parade committee, stated this
morning. The Union Drug Company
will furnish float depicting the
landing of the Mayfiower and the
Lake Tonowanda Amusement Com
pany will furnish a canoe, the Indian
mode of travel. The courtship of
NJ les Standish will also be attract
lively depicted
1t was also announced this morn
ing that the Icemorlee band would
furnish music for the day.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Huspital News

Mrs. Lou Griffin of Mineral Springs
is in the Ellen Fitzgerald hospital for
an operation.
Mr.. j. H. Crowder of Waxhaw had
his tonsils removed Saturday.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
Social and Personal

Mr.. VI. Nelson of Littleton spent
Monday here with his sister, Mrs. ].
E. Stack.
Mrs. Hayden Shepherd of Ellerbe
spent the week end with Mrs. j. l..
Winchester.
Mrs. Grier Hudson Of Raleigh is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman McCol-
lum Of Tampa, Fla, Mr.. Ira Caskey,
Of Lancaster, S. c., are visiting Mr..
j. H. MeCollum of Monroe Rt. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Worley were
the guests Sunday of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Austin.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Richardson had
for their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. Dixon of Charlotte, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Taylor of Mt Croghan, S.
c., Mr.. and Mrs. c. { Bennett, Mr..
W. e. Richardson and Hon. L. ID.
Robinson, former member of congress
from district, of Wadesboro.
sss
Bishop and Mrs. renry, who were
the guests of Mrs. J. Frank Laney
during the conference, left this morn
ing for jefferson, s. C.. where Bish-
op Denny will lay the cornerstone of
the Methodist church there. From
there, Bishop Denny will go to Clio,
S. c., for tie dedication services of
The Mehodisr church. later going to
Gaffney, S. c., to conduct the Upper
South Carolina conference which
meets on the Sth of November.
Mrs. Grier Hudson of Raleigh is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Yates.
Mr.. Ed Roe Houston spent Satur-
day with his brother. Mr.. Clarence
Houston, at Davidson College.
Miss Martha Bradley leaves to-
morrow for Gastonia where she will
attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Lucy Wilson.
Mr.. Charles Baskerville went to
Davidson Saturday to see the David
SONY. p. |. game.
%**
Reception in Honor of Mrs. Denny
The brilliant social event of the
past week was the reception in honor
of Mrs. Collins Denny, wife of Bishop
Denny, given Saturday afternoon
from $3.50 to five o'clock at the home
of Mrs. c. c. Weaver. The ladies of
all denominations and visiting dele
gates to the conference were invited
to meet this distinguished and charm
ing visitor and between two and
three hundred guests called during
the afternoon.
The decorations were especially
lovely, a profusion of chrysanthe-
NUNS and dahlias being used thruout
the lower floors. The reception hall
was in lavendar-huge chrysanthe-
NUNS in floor vases being used. Re-
ceiving at the door was Mrs. l.. N.
Presson. Mrs. T. c. Lee introduced
the guests to the receiving line COM
posed of Mrs. c. c. Weaver, Mrs. Col
Inns Denny, Mrs. j. B. Craven, and
Mrs. w. k. Burrell. Assisting in re-
ceiving in the reception hall were
Mrs. John Yates and Mrs. Pattie
Stack.
In the parlor, which was bower
of red and white dahlias, were Mrs.
A. NJ. Secrest and Mrs. R. B. Red
wine, Mrs. j. Frank Laney and Mrs.
Ray Funderburk, the latter two at
he piano where they rendered music
tkruout the afternoon.
The dining room, in its decorations
of immense lavendar dahlias, present
ed lovely scene rs the guests were
invited in by Mrs. W. c. Crowell, Mrs. |
Frank Rose, Mrs. jeff Sewell and
Mrs. Wriston Lee. Here Mrs. Will
Heath and Mrs. W. S. Blakeney pour
ed tea.
As the guests departed Mesdames
Atha Stevens and Roscoe phifer We're
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24

Attention youngsters, girls and boys,
Begin to get ready to make a noise.
For Armistice Day will soon be here,
One of the biggest days of the year.
The men and women have announced the floats
Now the girls and boys must get their goats,
So "buy your Firecrackers," Mary and Pete,
From Walters & Crowell, South Hayne Street
Sales Beginning Saturday, November II.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24

Mr.. Charles Baskerville went to
Davidson Saturday to see the David
SONY. p. |. game.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24

Mr.. Ed Roe Houston spent Satur-
day with his brother. Mr.. Clarence
Houston, at Davidson College.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

Phoenix high school won the an
nual valley track meet staged at
Tempe Normal yesterday, nosing out
the Indians by one point. BY virtue
of yesterdays track victory the Phoe-
nix team will represent the valley at
the state meeting to be held at Tue
son next week.
The final standing of the teams
gave Phoenix AZ, Indians 46, Normal
8, Florence 13, and Glendale 8.
1t was a day of record smashing
for the valley athletes. eight valley
and three state records going by the
boards and one valley and two state
records were tied. Coach Heinderich's
athletes made wonderful showing
and bid fair to establish several new
state marks next week. The javelin
throw is a new event and nothing
definite can be determined on the
records until after the Tucson meet
The Coyotes failed to win a point in
this event, but Turner of the Nor
NAL school hurled the spear 157 feet
inches.
Mckinney tied the 1OO-yard record
in 10 2-5 seconds and lowered the 220
yard mark set by Gilleland last year
by one full second. Mckinney was
individual high man with 10 points.
The valley records broken at yes
terday's meet were:
Pole vault-Cooper ~, 10 tt. in;
valley record. 3 1T. 5 in; state record
10 it. 6 in.
12-fb. shot put-Norton ~, 4s #.
liz in; valley record, Al #. "a in;
AZ #. y in.
40 yard hurdle-Bird ~, is As
sec; valley record, II 1-5 sec.
Running broad jump-Knight (F),
10 #. Oh in; valley record, 10 It.
"a in.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
Golf
PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL WINS
ANNUAL VALLEY TRACK MEET

220-yard dash--McKinney (P), 22
3-5 sec; valley record, 20 SIS sec.i
state record. % sec. flat.
JaveIin throw-Turner (N), 157 It
in; valley record, 154 IT. 5hs in.
High jump Stewart (P) and Au-
chauer (P), IT. in: valley record,
5 IT. Az in; state record, It. s in.
Discus throw-Norton ~, l12 1t.
10 in; valley record, 103 IT. in;
state record. los #.
The results of each event follow:
100 yard dash--McKinney (P1, Ba-
ker (P), Brown (N); 10 2-5 sec.
Mile Run-Max u, Poolhea O,
Coola III; 5 min. 8 As sec.
Pole vault-Cooper ID, Queiler (P1.
Poe (P): 10 #, in.
Shot put-Norton y, E. Bird IL,
Heard (P): 43 it. IL in.
120 hurdIes-Bird n, Mckinney
(P), Millage (P): is 4-5 sec.
Broad jump knight I'D. Simpson
(G), Mckinney (P); 19 It. 81 in.
220 yard dash = Mckinney fP),
Jayelin throw-Turner (N), Doo-
ley q), Austin (N); 157 #. a in.
220 yard hurdles Mckinney (P),
Bird (I. Morse (P): 27 10 sec.
44O yard dash-Knight tF), Brown
(P). Lloyd IL; 55 40 sec.
High -Auchauer (Pl, Stew
art (P). Dooley ID; It. S in.
$50 yard run-Kooyou ~, Daris
(P) Max ~; 2 min. 19 sec.
Discus throw Norton (I). Mil
lage (P); Wartman (Pl: H. #. 10
in
Relay race-Indians first; Phoenix
second.
TEE Coyote track team will leave
for Tucson the latter part Of the
week, probably Thursday morning
The athletic program for University
week opens Friday morning and will
be completed Saturday evening.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

with the leading net players of the
valley competing.
The results of yesterdays rounds
follow:
MEMS SINGLES
First Round
Hutchinson beat Broadbent 6-S and
6-1.
Elliott beat Wakefield e-4.e-4.
. Fickas beat Unruh 6-3. 6-1.
Marlborough beat Goodwin by de-
fault
Fairbanks beat Ames GA, 60.
Judson beat Wilmerding 6-1, 81.
Wiltsee beat Kyle GA. 6-2.
FELTON, beat Marshall by default
Coggins beat Howe 6-1. 60:
Judson beat Fairbanks 6-3. ell.
Second Round
Hutchinson beat Elliott Go 6-1.
Fickas beat Marlborough by default.
Judson beat Wzltsee 60. SO.
Coggins beat FELTON, 6-3. 6-1.
Sen1i-finals
Hutchinson beat Fickas 6-1, 1913.
MEMS DOUBLES
First Round
Leppla and Coggins beat Wiltsee
and Wilmerding 6-3. 6-3.
Judson and Bennett beat Ames and
Wakefield 81, 6-2.
Hutchinson and Fickas beat FELTON,
ard Fairbanks 60, 60.
Kyle and Metzler beat Broadbent
and Goodwin by default
emi-finals
Hutchinson and Fickas beat Kyle
and Metzler 6-1. 60.
TODAY'S PROGRAM
1000 A. M.
Leppla and Coggins VS.. Judson and
Bennett, semi finals in mems doubles.
f1;00 A. M.
-Judson VS.. Coggins, semi finals in
mems singles.
800 p. M.-FINALS
Hutchinson and Fickas VS.. winner
of Leppla and Coggins- -Judson and
Bennett semi final in mems doubles
4:3o p. M.-FINALS
Hutchinson VS. winner of Judson-
Coggins match in semi finals.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

WHITE SOX WILL CLASH WITH
GLENDALE At RIVERSIDE PARK;
FORD@SCOTT TSDALE At EASTLAKE

| players including Smiley Sonoqui one
time star of Arizona hurlers. The
game will start at 3 D. IN.
Captain Quiros announced the fol-
lowing lineup: Drew and Bunch
catchers; Gave and Smiley, pitchers;
Vaughn, first base; l.. Quiros. second
base: F. Barrows, shortstop; Tam
borfno. third base; Armstrong, center
field; Barrett, right field; D. Quiros,
left field; Sales, utility.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
JOE BUSH HOLDS
NATIONALS To Z
HITS AND YANKS
PASS CLEVELAND

NEW YORK. April 22-The New
York Americans made it three
straight from Washington today win
ming sanother pitchers battle by a
score of to 2. Joe Bush. the for
mer Boston hurler. had the better of
Gleason. a recruit. the New York
pitcher yielding only two hits. A
homer by Witt with Bush on base in
the fifth tied the score for the Yank-
ees and Bush's sacrifice fly sent New
York ahead in the seventh. Score:
WASHINGTON-A r. n POI n