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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
The Lineups and Weights.
Tulsa University Southeastern
ADVERTISING EXPOSITION
Entire State to he Advised of Modern
Homes Show Here.

All of Oklahoma is to know of
the modern home and builders ex-
position to be held here October 80
to November under the auspices
of the Tulsa Real Estate exchange.
Advertising matter Of attractive ap-
pearance is now in the hands Of the
exposition committee and part of II
already has been distributed.
Taking into consideration the pop
ulation OF Tulsa, together with the
population of its trade territory Har-
ry Bolton, director of the e1posl-
tion, confidently expects an attend
ance OF at least $4,000.
Tho mammoth tent. 100 feet wide
and ESQ feet long. is to be erected
lat Fourth and Elgin not later than
October 90, Immediately after It IS
placed in position carpenters Will
begin to floor and inclose It with
lumber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
SAPULPA BLANKS
0KMULGEE HIGH
IN TITLE CLASH
State Champions Take
First Conference
Game 81 to O

SApULPA, Oct. Coach Virgil
Jones 1922 Sapulpa high school
grid warriors ripped through the
barriers and tore into the Little
Ten" conference race here this aft
ernoon with 37-O victory over
Okmulgee high school. their first
opponent In the conference race.
In the opening quarter Of today's
contest II looked like "A tough affair
for the local stalwarts and Okmul-
gee had them moving to hold their
own. The visitors started an air
attack shortly after the game
opened and completed several passes
for nice gains. Sapulpa succeeded
in marking up a score late In the
first quarter when the Jonesmen be-
gan aerial play and "A 30-yard pass,
McCready to Jones. was complete,
with Jones travelling an additionsl
20 yards for n touchdown. Sapulpa
miSeed the try for the extra point.
The second quarter opened with
the Sapulpans showing signs of
greater life and Okmulgee weakened
slightly by attempts to crash
through the Jones line which they
were unable to penetrate. a series
of attacks on Okmulgees front de-
fense took the ball TO within five
yards Of their goal line and Cay
wood plunged through for another
Sapulpa score. The attempt for an
additional point again failed. Sa %
pulpa continued to hammer the Ok
mulgee line and once more reached
tho lattcr's five yard strip, with
Jones diving through In tho next
play for "a touchdown. This time
McCready kicked from placement
| for the other point. Caywood in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
OSer Trims Bobby Hughes in Brilliant Battle at Convention Hal

through tho box. which should have
been a hit. had fallen IN front ot
IcHthcrs, enabling him 20 force l}au-
man, Black tanned
Mobile rallied desperately In the
last ot the eleventh Muivoy opened
with n single. Then Davis took fli"s
from u. Williams and Lrothors ana
Uuhn singled. Hut Paddy Hnuman
knocked down SChultos limo grounder
and threw him out at first to end as
spectacular u game AS has been seen
at Monroe pare I'm many day.
bbutOrth ia slated 90 pitch Jhtur.
day for Tulsa. when tho Oilers viii
make great effort to win and leave
Tor home Saturday night with the
mpionship iu their grasp. The
Bears have thlcr hHcks against the
walt and the selection Of pitcher
is = hard question Tor Manager Nci-
hoft lie may start Dutch Henry,
who was twice kuickrd out ~ the
box by tho oilers at TULSA, hut who
held them to one ran IN ten inuinRE
at Dallas lost Tuesday or he may
rely upon the smart and veteran Gu
ban. Joe AcostJ, or the clever right.
handler. fulton n looks as N the
Oilers have all tho best of II now. as
Dnntorth is primod for Saturday. and
Boehlcr. who only pitched five in
rings, is ready to 30 IN to break
camp and hoard the home ruttlcr Inn
mcdiatCly after the game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
SPEEDY FLW RUM
RUNNER NABBED
German "Pincer" System
fsed by Officers to Catch
d"Dixie Corn Flyer"

ATHENS. Ga.-Battered relic OF
many successful races with the law,
dhspidated especially geared Ford
saf locally famous ar the Dixie
SOFh Flyer" has at last come into
awful hands.
D.. Ihe car has been sold by Sheriff
!, 'eAson FOR $3.50 TO Ewell Haynes.
was seized by the officers some
sss' ago when after many unsuc-
,bsul attempts to overhaul II on
cs,oro n. broad highways they worked the
hnan plncer" system on 1t and
"h'eu II In at Newton's bridge.
%. Aiter vain attempts to ram the
~ through the surrounding Gordon
,sa, oIl'cers, Lee Kenney, its
whs',l surrendered IL loaded with
eS.snhy and himself. He went to the
~ gang and the car to the auc-
ri olock. much battered from be-
H. sIammed into the bridge when
NM river found himself surrounded
no avenue of escape.
n. according to officials the car got
II ws he from the number OF times
ana able to outrun the officers
boo,. escape with its cargoes OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Hall
JOHNSON TAKES
MARTIN IN CAMP
IN TEN ROUNDS
Californian Takes Lead
and Pounds His Man
Without Mercy

NEW YORK. oct. s-Fioyd
johnson OF California. advanced a
notch in tho heavyweight division
tonight by winning technical
knockout In the tenth round over
Bob Martin, heavyweight champion
of the a. ". +.
Martins seconds threw towel
into tho ring 81 seconds after the
tenth round started Martin opened
the session by rushing 90 meet
Johnson az lac spranE from his
chair. But Martin missed. his only
chance had gone ana no was ab-
sorbing heavy punishment when tho
surrender was made.
Johnson jumped into the lead IN
tho first round. had his opponent
duged by the end Of the third and
was IN undlsputcd command after
tine tiitn round iicing n novice.
johnson became excited when ha
saw Martins helpless condition and
In his anxiety TO land a knockout.
was unable 10 place n decisive blow
through Martins lowered Euard.
The Californian showed tremeu-
doua hitting power and "A clever left
hand hut ho was slow,
Martin made a game defense and
In tho latter rounds kept on his
feet through instinct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
TULSA UNIVERSITY GRID SQUAD
OPENS WITH SOUTHWESTERN HERE
Football Results

Al cisIemors. oElshoms Military .ead.
emY 4, Pryor 0.
At Pswnce ss Perry II.
A. Chickasha Z. El Reno g.
~ cushing i3 Okemah O.
At FairvIew 20, Philips university o.
AZ Geary g. Goteho o.
AZ Ada, Eastern Central normal
Baptist university o
A. Cleveland 10. Shamrock o.
A. Snyder i6. Frederick a.
At fittsburg. Kan, Pitts5ufs normal
II. 81 Benedict's o.
a. sterling. Kan. Wesleyan 7. Sterling
A. wichita. Fairmont ooli,s. 0. South
western college 0.
At Dallas. Southern Methodist univer-
sity Sc. Denton normal o.
~ Moore ~, Oklahoma City 20.
~ Carnegie 80, Cordell 0.
At Poteau Is. Greenwood Ark., o.
At saltwater 7, Norman 0.
Al Sapulpa a. OkmulEee a.
AZ shawnee high 20. Guthrie IL
A. Des Molnes Do Molnes university
10, Upper Iowa university o.
At Anadarko IL. Hinton 7,
At Wellston o. Stroud 6.
At Niniia n. Miami o.
~ Brownwood, Texas. Howard PAYNE
college IS, East Texas normal o.
A. Russelvills. Asgies ls. Union uni-
Al Batesvilis. ARK. Arkansas college g.
Little Rock college 0.
At Heuryctta a. wetumkA a.
A. Miami, Miami School " Mlnss ~!
Kansas Military academy o.
A. MussoEee high 2. Eufaula g.
~ Stigler 30. Morris :.
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Races
Close With Fast
Program Today

The attendance OF the race meet
being held at Skiatook has increased
each day materially. Saturday will
be the last day and biggest day OF
the meet. There will be $3.50 Iaid
in purses on today. The program has
been 40 arranged as TO throw ell
OF the favorites together. which will
make very fast races. The Mer-
chants Derby to he run on Saturday
Is 10 be the feature event.
There are 10 entries In tho list
and each has a Derby or handicap
10 his credit. All Of these horses have
faced the starter on the big tracks.
Leap Frog from Missouri won AZ
Omaha ana at Maple Heights and
also has this. as well as last years
Oklahoma City Derby 10 her credit
In winning this years Derby she
defeated the good horse Krippen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
A c h err S Athletes
Confident T h ey
Will Cop Game

Tulsa university gridiron squad
will Kick the lid Off the home sea-
son, at Lee stadium this afternoon,
when Coach II. NJ. Acher sends his
yellow jackets" against the South
eastern normal school team in the
first clash on home territory. Both
teams are evenly matched, accord
INK to dope from the opposing
camps. and the squads are loaded
tor bear.
Tho yellow Jackets" va. the
"savages." Tulsa vs.. Durant or
southeastern state college We. the
University Of Tulsa, what ever you
may choose TO call II, these two
football machines will meet I'm n
deadly combat at Lee stadium. 40
this afternoon.
And paste this I'm your hat: The
team that wins will have had TO
play 60 minutes Of tho fightinest
football that has ever been dlshed
out on the south side gridiron.
TWO Fast Teams.
The fact is that both teams claim
to have the greatest teams I'm the
history OF their respective institu-
tions At Southeastern college.
Coach Bell, has developed n team.
from "A squad of 80 men. that he
believes will make a great race for
the state title this fall. and he is
out to prove IL to tho local football
fans this afternoon.
on tho other hand Coach How
ard NJ. Acher and his trusty band
of - ,llow jackets are just as de-
termined that the Durant school
shall not cop the bunting this year,
and are out TO dampen all hopes in
{ . 10 la nj xglg
tory.
Much has been heard OF both
squads but as yet neither have had
tho opportunity to play before the
local followers OF tho grid game. but
as stated before this afternoons
conflict will settle all disputes.
And conflict 1t should be. AL
ready Southeastern has defeated
several OF the strongest elevens in
the southwest noteworthy among
them the 10 TO 0 victory over Hen
derson Brown. Henderson, Brown al
ways one OF the leading football
schools in Arkansas, was beaten
with little effort this year.
Take First Game.
The locals, already credited with
one hard-earncd victory over the
Arkansas Agglos, will he primed 20
jump at the whistle which Will send
them into the fray.
with n new coach and practically
all new men on the team. this year s
yellow Jackets" are an unknown
quality. at least to local fans. This
game Will serve as a tester for the
fans. and II the sale of tickets in
dicates anything the grandstand
should be we'll filled long before
the starting time
Both squads are in the very best
ehape possible and no excuses will
be forthcoming from either OF the
coaches after the gamo. Tulsa uni
versity will no doubt try and use
its reserve power during most oi
the game, saving It's first string men
for the harder game, Mt tho Texas
state fair at Dallas, against the
Texas Aggios. Tuesday, october 10.
The Lineups and Weights.
Tulsa University Southeastern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
How You Can Tell If Your
Blood Is Still Diseased

This N the great question TO thousand
of men who had Blood Diseases years REo.
They uay, "YeH, I had n touch OF Blood
Poison. took Mercury aud Potash, and
was pronounced cured, but how do know
that ! am surely cured1" And others cay,
"Ycs. ana l took shot OF sos and don
think yet am cured" And the probsbil o
tiles are that you are NOT cured.
HERE ~ HOW YoU CAN TELL. for a
scientific certainty n you are well todsy.
Have wRsHarman test made running "
down 10 10 per cent Come and let me
explain this 10 you. Dr. Allison. i0t West
Fourth - t--Advsrtisement,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Simth-Wolfe Draw.

CANTON. Ohio. oct. 6.--Midget
smith OF New York and Jack
Wolfe, Cleveland, bantamweights,
boxed n 12-round draw here tonight.
II was a slow affair in which the
referee several times warned the
men to fight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
=, Col Champ Clark Married.

M,-ss,l MOO, Ia, Oct. 5.-Miss
WIKI Marsh, only daughter Iof
ionsi MARSH, treasurer of the ma
Col democratic committee, and
Lopiv NSnhett Charles Clark, st.
Chan, MO, only son of the late
hst w. Calrk. were married here
ter,nehlng at Westminster Pres
had an az church. where 900 guests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Equalization Board
Refuses Rail Request

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. s.-The
state board OF equalization meet
lng this afternoon after an ad-
juurncd session this morning. r"-
fused to nccede 20 tho rcques, made
by tho Chicago, Rock Island n Ia
cific and the -. Louis San Fran
cisco railroads that valuations fixed
on their properties In tho state for
tax purposes he pared to less than
half last years figures ana fixed tho
valuations tho same as last ycas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

Nnmnlnfl. IIOmr ruii-TCIINrH.
SHCrliicrs---Cucto z, Lamb. stolen
Double play
Crosby Ia stuart. Triple play
Lcnthcrs To Nichoff To Iiuhn 10
schultz. Pitching rccor,is---lwo hits.
no runs off Bochlcr In 5 innings,
one on, one out, when relieved.
Struck out--By Iuhr 4, y; naeh!er
2, by Black =. Bases ON bails--Off
fuhr 2, off BochIcr ., off BLACK 4.
Winning pitchcr--BInck. Icft ON
bascs--MobIic \, Tulsa o. Time
2:30. tmpircs-IIoimcs nt plate.
brennan nt first bnsr. Ormsby nj
second base, PfIrman Rt third base.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Free Smnll Profiteers.

PARIS, oct. s.--Small profiteers
and soldiers convicted OF either re-
bellion or desertion to the number
OF 4 800 have been granted amnesty
in France since the enactment OF
the amnesty law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

Oknuiktt 'ssssssssp " " -
Summary -- Touchdowns: Jones
90: Caywood (2); McCready. Goals
after touchdown: McCready Substi-
tutlons: Okmulgee--Hutchinson for
Primo; Primo for Murphy; Williams
for Davidson: Davidson for Shields.
Sapulpa: Sullivan for Dyer; McKin-
ney for Martin; craddock for Tricb;
Rush for Chastain. Officials: McMa-
han (Nebraska). referee; Breneman
Glllnois). umpire: Steele (GrinnelD,
head llnesman. Timekeepers: Holmes
and Adkisson. Time OF quarters: IS
minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

WASHINGTON, oct. 6.-lndica-
tions that the administration may
suggest TO tho senate tho advisability
OF AN American representative on
the repnrations commission were
given today at the White House.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6-Joe
Matranza OF New Orleans, 1871
pounds. knocked out Jimmy Dennis
OF Memphis. 100 ID pounds. here
tonight in the fifth round.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Drumrigh, Bcnts Sand sprIngs.

SAND SPRINGS. Oct. 6--The
Drumrlght high school football team
won over the local eleven today. q
to o, The deciding score was made
In the last quarter ana with but a
few minutes more To play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Nowata

Summary: Touchdowns-Robert-
son ., Ledford. Goforth. Try-for-
point--Ledford. Moore. Substitu-
tions-Lindsay for PAIGE. Mayes for
Goforth, Wheatly for Brown, Bur-
hans for Moore, Hinton for Marko-
witz. Baker for Duncan, Brooks for
Robinson. Moore for Burhans, Dun
can for Brooks, Markowitz for Hin
ton, Wheatly for Drain, Burhans
for Brown, Bacon for Duncan, Gal
braith for Grimes Score by quarters
First quarter--Tulsa l6, Howata
o; second quarter, Tulsa -, Nowata
Z: third quarter. Tulsa II. Nowata
"a; fourth quarter, Tulsa 30, Nowata
7. Officials-Referee Johnson: I'm.
pire. Grover of Ottowa, u; head
linesman, w. II. Gowan OF X. u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

It's pnstourIzod-IVs pnsteurlzed,
All other milk n oatracized.
No longer will we fume and fret
a5oa; TIE airy milk ws SET.
It's pnsteurlZed-Tt's pasteurlzed,
All germs are cooked or paralyzed.
We've pulled their teeth and cut
their claws
ny patching up. our dairy laws.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

tuberculosis Is not an hereditary
disease. Those who have II spread
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

The feathers from the turkeys tail
'tlr tho dust TINT we lnhnlc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

Modern methods OF precision have
aided diagnostic decision,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
ZASLANO.
Provolani ceskoslovenske We.
fejnosti a pratelIm ceskeho
Skolstvi.

Skolni Patronat ma zapadni
strane predstupuje pred vas Sc
Izadosti a prosbou o milodar
ma stavbu ceske skoly ma "a
padnl strane. Ia tim ucelem
vyslani budou zastupci danny
Skolniho Patronatu, kteri o.
chotne Sc venuji one praci a
navstlvi nase pratele ceske
skoly a jsou opravneni veskere
milodary prijimati a kvitovati.
Jelikoz nektere rady povolily
obnos 5000, nektere $1OO, me-
zinarodni spolek Drevard Sve-
ia (Woodmans) milodar $1OO,
Omladina j. Amos Komensky
c. /. $100, Anglicky Rad Co.
lumbia C. S. P. S. zasila milo
dar, jednotlivci daruji milo
Diary $25 a pod, hodla Skolni
Patronat ma dale pokracovat,
by sc nase ceska skola stala
skutkem a spoleha ma nase
pratele skoly a hlavne PIP. OBJ
chodniky, re ochotne vyjdou
vStric naSlm Sberatelum mi
lodar ma stavbu skoly ode
vzdaji.
Vazeni pratele!
Zanechte zbytecne kritiky,
podejte nam pomocne ruky,
prispej kazdy die moznosti a
dar, ktery date ma stavbu ce-
ske skoly, darujete pro ceske
deti, ktere nastoupi ma vase
mista a budou ma dale praco-
vati ma poll, ktere jste Jim pri-
pravili.
Vybor, ktery zapocne vybi-
! ranim milodaru jest nasledu-
jici: p. Cudlm a pi. Bachova
navstivi naSe pratele V South
Brooklyn; p. Kalal pi. Cho-
tensky okoli 65. ulice; p. Xii
van okoli 25. ulice k mestu;
| p. Krakora p. Kebrle okoli
,od 46. do So. ul. S. W.; p. Pla-
nicka a p. ITCHY jsou oprav-
neni veskere mi lodary vybira-
ii kvitovati.
Skolni Patronat
ma zap. strane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30

autonomie pri tom mozno po-
zorovat', re najcelnejsie mad'ar
ske casopisy, ako je Magyar
Ujsag" v Bratislave, "Kassai
Naplo" a "Kassai Ujsag" v Ko-
siciach v posledne easy uverej-
nuj1 1vahy kantonalnom sy-
stemu ma zaklade narodnost-
nej autonomie. Prejav "Kassai
Ujsagu" o "revisii' autonomi-
stickej politice so strany Ma
d'arov je ME bezvyznamny pre-
d'alsi politicky postup ma Slo-
vensku. Jaky vliv toto bude
mat v Hlinkovom autonomisti-
EXON hnuti, ukaze len buduc-
most.
Sl0venska n0vinka msstske-
ho divadla Plzn;. l. zari byla
provedena v plzenskem NEST
skem divadle zajimava novin-
ka, ukazka re slovenske drama
ticke literatury, Josefa Grego-
ra-Taj ajovskeho "Hriech'. Slo-
venska dramaticka literature
nedostala sc dosud re stadia sve
primitivnosti a svedcila dosud
vice potrebam ochotnickych di-
vadel. Tam, kde pokusili Sc
prednl slovensti autori o cestu
k vyssim ciltm, jako Hviezdo-
slav (Herodes Herodias) a
Kukucin (Komassacia), muse
Ii Sc spokojiti ulozenim sveho
dila do forem kniznich. z ostat
Mich vynikli svymi "tremi see
nami" Gregor-Tajovsky, je-
muz udelena prvni statni cena
cd ministerstva skolstvi a ma
rodni osvety. Jeho "Hriech" byl
V Plzni proveden neobycejne L.
spesne zpGsobil silny DOZEN.
A slovenstina plynula ucinkuji
elm re rtG, jako by Jim vroze-
nou byla. Tato okolnost, jakoz
i podani jednotlivych uloh i eel
ku byly dukazem, re umelci,
kteri dilo provedli, "a sveho
pobytu a pusobeni ma Sloven-
sku dali ma sebe pGsobiti tam
MIN prostredim. Bylo to v skut-
ku koncertni predstaveni, kde
veskere ctyri dlohy dila byly
rovnocenne podany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
ZE SLOVENSKA.

(CeskOsl. Tisk. Kancelar.)
Proti vybojnosti csl. priemyslu.
V Budapest pojednavaju o
tom, ako by chranili mad'arsky
priemysl pred "ceskosloven-
skou vybojnostou" a pred ex-
panziou nemeckeho a rak1ske-
no priemyslu. Zahranicny OBJ
chod Mad'arska je 1plne pas
sivny a financna situacia tiez
vyzaduje ochranu. Mad'arske
priemyslne kruhy Ease obavaju
sa tarify a zaujaly stanovisko
proti nej Naviac hlavy-bolenia
zapricinuje zeleziarsky obchod.
Ma jednom zasedani spravnej
rady krajinskeho zeleziarske-
no svazu, predseda Satori pou-
kazal ma sin1 vybojnost' csl. re
leziarskeho priemyslu. Csl. via
da odoprela vydat dovoz. povo
lenie pre- zelezo z Rima-Mu-
ranskych zeleziarni. Intereso-
vana spolocnost vraj marne do
kazovala vlade,ze takoveho
druhu zelezo Sc v CSR nedora-
ba, csl. vlada nepovolila. Pan
Satori ziadal podobnu ochranu
pre- ad'arsky zeleziarsky prize
mysel.
:, Mad 'arska dovozna kommi-
sia dovolila dovoz cukru, ale
cukor nebud1 kupovat' v Cesko
slovensku lee ma Jave.
Navrhy ma kantonalne rozdele-
ME Slovenska ozivaju.
Mad'arske casopisy ma Slo-
vensku zacinaj1 uvazovat' o
postupu Nemcd republike.
ktori sa zacali stavat' ma zaklad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
sLovENsKE DIvADLo v
NARODNG SfNI MA
BRodt>wAY.

Slovensky Spevokol Mira pri
evanj. cirkvi Martina Luthera,
sehra.je Ultra 5. hod. odp. v
Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way divadelni predstaveni We
trech jednanich "Kubo'. Ku
spoluucinkovani prizvana jest
prava slovenska hudba, jez po
divadle svarnym sohajkam a
sohajdm vyhravati bude pri
plesu k tanci. Cisty zisk pri-
padne uvedene cirkvi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
WHEAT GROWERS SELECT
DIRECTORS At MEETING

Potter county wheat growers met
Friday In the city hall. aud selected
George Mcnkc and Charles Dammier.
the former from the Seventh DISTRICT
md the latter from the Eighth dis.
ifiei. TO Represents Potter county In the
Texas Wheat Growers Association. re.
Gently prga eized as commodity
branch or department OF the American
Farm Bureau Federation.
President IIill Of the Potter County
Farm Bureau stated Thursday after.
noon that another meeting will be held
in Amarillo Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock. at which all Of the directors Of
the Panhandle territory will be present
10 sign the Incorporation papers Of the
TeNas Wheat Growers Association,
y hich h the final step IN the activities
OF launching the movement ON a state.
wide hasis
There are 10 be twenty directors Of
the organization, and the two men
iamcd will represent Potter county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
WE ARE SPECIALIZING,

! The tremendous haul OF whisk.y ana
other intoxicating liquors dragged In
recently by Sheriff Burton Roach. and
stored In the court house. has revived
the age old question a. 10 ihe medicinal
value Of alcoholics. Some Of the phvsi.
Clans. a. well - some OF the laliy. m.
exact division being an unknown meas.
ure. insist tina, there l. groa, medicinal
power In whiskey and other Of the slim.
ulating drinks.
Lsymen are prone 10 say. when ask
ed for their reasons for saving tina, IN
foxicating liquors eml.ody desirable ele.
menis for the treatment - numerous
diseases. that the doctors say" ,hi. or
mat about u. The doctors themselves
might have 10 40 rsher frriher sfield
Tor as satisfactory an answer 10 the
sane question. Many Of the physiolog
heal scientists have decilrrd that al.
cohoiicS are perniciou-k n,.-onou. and
hsr'ful To the human bob and mind
TINS OF course being eoverene,l bv the
eushtitiNe measure imhiled hy tho In
dividual and hts ability 70 Withstand
The effects Of Il But. while thls Is
true. Il must h. admitted that Their, +.
more or les q the element n st--.,,.
ton entering into the analysis Of the
merits and dement's Of m. prop.rt.e.
~ alcoholic beverages and their reae.
Sion an the human frame and mind.
In Hike manner. are there two sides
b. least TO many other treatments used
sor the beiierment OF the human body
Note the following on the socaile,l
'giznd craze" .us, now attracting 30
tnuch attention In scientific and lay cir.
eics;
The psychoanaiysis craze threat.