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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
ROAD DAMAGE BY OVERLOADED TRUCKS

If proof were that the overlooking OF motor trucks
thing and serious menace TO our pupc roauS
be interesting report recently issued by the
Public Roads Washington This report gives the results OF
traffic enn,s made bv the bureau with the highway
commission Connecticut several roads IN that state one
result this survey the revelation that at least one truck ou
of every loaded beyond its rated capacity Each census
covered hours each day. with two night counts
as the basis estimate of the night traffic In that state the
weight permitted the road law for both vehicle and load
pounds and provides that not more than so pounds per men
trewidh may be carried any vehicle
third truck the highway sadie the report was
loaded beyond capacity the truck and of the tires The
loading occurred in practically all types of commodities and most
frequently hreeon and fveton trucks ranging from
20 overload for the one-ton trucks 10 W Per cent
for the three-ton trucks.
the overlooking per capacity observed IS
was pracced regular trucking vehicles % cent by irregular
trucks Commodity loads exceeding 25Oo pounds were noted IN
the case of such commodities butter drugs
cere tharge plumbing supplies vegetables and vim
egar.
Of the number exceeding $4,000 pounds s7S cent
overoads per capacity 1877 cent were by regular trucking
companies Thnne Of fortone loade dom o46
to 1860 pounds per inch of tire width rear axle
The practical results of these investigations summed up in
the following five recommendations which primarily directed
toward eliminating the overlooking evil:
l. Classification of highways.
q Seasonal restriction of loads
Prohibition of oveoads per capicity and restriction OF tire
800 pounds per inch width.
T. Maximum body width of felt 6 inches.
s. axle load be determined for each make and class
of placed in conspicuous place the vehicle
dhat the work of making thorough study OF all
the elements that 90 to physical characteristics the
highways will be continued the bureau having enlisted the do
many colleges and universities be persuaded help
There queso such scientific studies and know
edge such overlooking the highways subjected
necessary adequate study Of the subject The of
proper scales for ascertanng who is abusing the roads, and
sabuy enforce the road laws would have the state Ken
lucky maintenance charges times the cost of enforcement
destined be- education the states
largest item of expense.-Lexington Herald.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
SOUTHERN CONGRESS
on COMMERCE TO
BE HELD SOON
National Conference on Muscle Shoals
VIII Be Held at Muscle
Shoals This Month.

-Four or five thousand delegates ap
pointed by Governors of States, may.
ors of cities and commercial arganiza.
lions will attend the National Confer
ence on Muscle Shoals, at Muscle
Shoals, Alabama, May 22-24, held I'M
der auspices of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress.
No only will the Muscle Goals pro-
ject be considered, but the broader
aspects of conservation and develop
ment of all natural resources of the
country will be discussed.
The conference will decide upon a
plan to aid in expediting legislation
at this session of the Muscle Shoals
project. Special passenger rates have
been granted by all American and
Canadian railways for the conference
which is expected to give an impetus
to development of natural resources
of the whole country and particularly
Of the South.
DR.. Clarence ]. Owens, Director
General of the Southern Commercial
Congress, through the press of the
South. has extended an invitation TO
any citizen of the Southern States,
particularly, and from all sections of
the country, to attend the conference
Men and wo zen interested in develop
ment of the South and Nation are cor
daily invited to atten dthe conference
without an yformal invitation.
Among the speakers of national
prominence at the conference will be
former U. S. Senator Hoke Smith of
Georgia, Assistant Secretary of Com
MERGE Huston. U. s. Commissioner of
Education John ]. Tigert, John H |
Small, President fthe National Riv-
ers and Harbors Congress; James E. |
Smith, President of the Mississippi |
Valley Association; Thomas R. Pres
ton, President. and DR.. Clarence ]. |
Owes, Director General Of the South |
ern Commercial Congress! Governor
Tailor of Tennessee; Former Governor |
ONeal Of Alabama; Commissioner if |
the General Land Office and Former
Governor Spry of Utah; Victor Han
son, publisher of the Birmingham |
News, Commissioner Hartwell of Mo-
bile, Ala, DR.. T. c. Atkinson of the
National GRANGE. Hon. Herbert Myrick
agricultural editor representing agri-
cultural interests of New England.
with many other prominent men.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17

BREAD Is YOUR BEST FOOD
SERVE IT HOT
Every time you are at loss for
something extra good - serve q
plate OF delicious Hot Bread with
your meal or afternoon tea.
Slice your loaf, cutting only
part way through. Press the slices
closely together so as to retain the
loaf formation. Place in a bread
pan and slip into q hot oven for
a few minutes.
GOOD BREAD makes the best
Hot Bread, and GOOD BREAD is
one Of our specialties.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
CAGGAGES AND KINGS.

With Unsuitable thirst for gossip and with burning desire to
probe the of sensational transactions again last Sat-
urday afternoon sailed forth seeking satisfy intensely
feversh curiosity And exchanged the compliments of the day
and snapped old jokes with friends and acquaintance be-
deeply interested in ocaprobm financial conditions and Of
local and national political farce that is vomnouy being
thrown upon the public scheen Some Of the religious element
censurg the improperly of the public dancing hall and bathing
hard and abrousy figure the difference of betting the
the winner receives delicate prize usually pair lively flesh
colored stockings there technical points of law that dis
the difference between the licensed evils in favor
Of giving the doubt the hosiery element poker game 20
right undisturbed.
And then got interested watching Jacksonville
onstrang the poentaes of recently invented glue
the Devils Grip and after how securely would
chnaware wooden implements and patches
castings of automobile tires tight that Henry Ford with of his
wonderful reourcnes could add to its sticking
This striking illustration of financial
at the the and monaes apply
Grip the circulation currency Monares the money DOW
sticking together tenacousy that going take
rifle maung to burst this mercless gangng
maraude before commercial and industrial paralysis
han civilization Already fearful obligations
personal liberties dangerously curaled and actually Holy
being denied recognition public schools colleges
treat to be friends last Saturday if
there are jealous angels venture the assertion that they
envous OF our good time And then by go esuey pro-
ceeded down the Shun pike the
and Sunday morning rejoicing of the privilege
of living in this wonderful and glorious ageSandy Bue Core
spondent in Ncholasvle News
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
FOUR MORE COUNTIES AT
WORK on TAX INCREASE.

Frankfort, KY, May Is. - Increased
assessments ordered by the state Ia,
commission in Anderson, Boyle. Spen.
Ger and Madison counties will be made
as directed, according to Rainey T
Wells, chairman OF the state tax CON-
mission. Representatives OF Boyle
county appeared before the commits
sion today and stated that the county
was now at work on making the in
crease directed by the board. The
board Of supervisors OF tho other
counties have reconvened to make the
increase.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
nails come in more distinctly by use of
the new method.

| halS come IN more distinctly by use OIL
the new method
These experimnters issued a warn
ing, however, against this method Of
receiving except by persons who are
we'll acquainted with electricity be-
cause of the elment of danger that lies
in the tapping of wires that carry even
| small voltage.
three plate condenser ,madc of
plass and aluminium, was used, Sny-
der and Niehaus having made this by
'ombining two pieces of glass about
Pc inches by inches, and pieces of
aluminium, about > inches square. The
wire leading from the glass was con-
nected with the tuning coil, while that
leading from the aluminium was sold
cred to an electric light wire, the in
sulation having ben scraped away at
the point of contact.
When everything was connected
properly they tuned in and even
though they wer using but a crystal
ietector, were surprised to hear the
concert being broadcasted by the
Crosley Manufacturing Company. Gin
natl, far more distinctly but no loud
er than the yhad been able to hear by
means of their old antenna, single
wire eighty feet long and forty feet
high.
The only interference they said, was
when traction car passed their home
Then there was clicking sound that
almost drowned out the music. This
however. lasted but a few seconds.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
GASOLINE STOCK
OF NATION SHOWS
CONTINUED INCREASE
Government Figures Show That the
Stock Of Gasoline Continues
Steadily to Increase.

Washington, D. C. - The nations
gasoline stock is still increasing and
had on April 1 passed, by some A.
100000 gallons, the high record mark
Of S07.000,O00 gallons reported in stor.
age March 1, according to a statistical
summary just issued ythe Bureau OF
Mines. Stocks Of S54,232,O00 gallons
were on hand April /, a supply 20 per
cent, created than for April 1, 1921,
and Sc per cent. greater than for
April 1, 1920.
The number of operative refineries
in the United States oincreased from
296 to 800 during the month Of March.
The daily average amount Of oil run
through the stills was $780, 900 bar
rels, an increase of $4,000 barrels in
the dali average over the preceding
month. The refineries in operation
show a 70 per cent. operative status
based on their daily indicated capaci-
ties, this being an increase Of per
cent. over the month of February.
Domestic consumption Of gasoline
for the first quarter Of 1922 shows an
increase Of z per cent over the first
quarter Of 1921 and % per cent. over
the corresponding period in 1920.
Kerosene stock decreased 100000
gallons during March. Present stocks
Of kerosene are 125,O00O0 gallons less
than year ago; production for the
first quarter was less, and exports
consumption were greater.
Present stocks Of gas and fuel oils
are 1880, 27S,000 gallons, decrease Of
II 100000 gallons as compared with
the February reserve. Comparison OF
the first quarter fthis ear with
similar period last year Shove an in
creased production Of 14O,741 900 gal
Ions and an increased production OF
14G,741, 900 gallons and an increased
domestic consumption OF 45S,235,000
gallons. Exports and shipments to in
sular possessions were 6S,5S4 900 gal
Ions less the first quarter this year
than last.
The production of lubricating oils
showed a dali yaverage decrease Of
l01 900 gallons, and reserves were re-
duced to the extent Of 100000 gal
Ions during the month; the presnt re-
serve being 236.SS6,O0 gallons.
The Oklahoma bathing-suit bride-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17

Your mother mads you take Il every
Spring - HOLL1STER'S ROCKY
MOUNTAIN TEA drives out winters
germs. impurities. cleans and purifies
your system - fills you with vim,
hustle and energy. Especially good for
women and children. ]. Jas. Wood &
Son. T&T1mo
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
ACTIVE COOPERATION.

That ewhc league Of nations advocate David Lawrence ss
hat financial phases OF world reconsrucon developing which
may bring the United States into active cooperation with the eco
nomic forces OF Europe "May bring" indeed The fact is that
since the gnc of the amsoe this country through the govern
ment and private capital has extended credit Europe TO the o.
tsn Of sOOOOO II has not been active cooperation
IN reconstruction, wee like 10 know what would be-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17

Constipation and Headaches make
life miserable for thousands of women
-HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TEA is simply great for Headaches
and Constipation. Women endorse it
everywhere. J. Jas. Wood & Son.
T&T1mo
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES
SERVING AS AERIALS.

Ordinary electric light wires are
better aerials than those erected by
individuals, according to Willard Sny-
der, and Charles Niehaus, of Cincinr
natl, who, after series of expert
mentsS proved Friday night that sig
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-17

The Oklahoma bathing-suit bride
groom says he has had many offers to
go into the movies. Mr.. Hays didn't
get on the job bit too soon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15

FREE; =.
ST. FRANCIS MINI
COPS TITLE FROM
LINCOLN TEAM 4:
RECORD CROWD WATCHES GAME
ENHANCEMENT ANNOUNCES
THIS MORNING THAT A Me-
TOTAL OF 1915 WAS cLEAREl
ON THE TOURNEY WHIcH'WlLL
BE TURNED OVER TO PLAY
GROUNDS FUND
The 81. Francis school indoor has"
baal team. under the leadership Cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
SEARS IS REELECTED

" u Honra Of IInrn"aVllIo. wan 70
oI"rich pIrnIioni 81 tho nsinpnt '"un-
" unnrd ~ rdurnilun nnd u. u. hifhn.
of ia rmIrwIIIo. was I9-olactoh Woe
r,rnIIouI rho only now mamhrr "f Tho
Lun,d n, Il romIi ur tho slaGii"n Liant
t,,,yc,ubcr wan Dr. q. II. Gallo, Of Mems,
ohio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14

Harding enok egyeb avaslata:
Az alkotmany m6dositasa q gyermekmunka eltorlssere
Lpeseket ke tenn szrajko megszuntetesee ameek
szag 6etet veszeyeztetik.
szovetssg vasuttanacsnak megszneese heyebe alam
kereskedem bzoag munkagy aoszyanak
kelS haaommal aho hogy haarozaa vasuttarsaagok
zemben vegahassa Ha elfogadhat6 mem
nn akkor magat anasot ke uaszervezn es szekheye at
tenn Westinghouse
ermelesi kosegek es fogyazok aa zee arak kozott
nagy kul0nbsegek szabayozasa
vasut waggonkeszlet egyesitese kozo vezete alatt
nagyobb rendszerekben va6 egyesese
Az akomany rn6aosasa koveny kboatas
szuntetesere.
fodmivelesi es aaenyezes erdekek nagyobb ekaroasa
Az 0nt0zo rendszerek fejlesztese.
Az erd6k meg6yasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
A FASCISTAK

Eeyeses osz nemzet csak 1866 ota 1ete meg
szaggava egsz Italia kopkor korszakaban en sok az
uabb d6ben enh reszre Meg egyseges nyeye volt
akosagnak Az odam nye egesz oszagban
nep csak Toszkanaban r napoy kozrendu ember o
M Mlan6ban kagatja bir6sag szicia katona
mem k0rlmenyek foytan egysege nemze
f csak neheen tudott kfe6dn k0pon hatalom eree
ndg tudot rvenyesn fokozta EFT bait az is hogy az olasz
np termeseene fogva partoskodo Ghbeln Gvfek ey
aand6an od0k0te gymast gazdagok es szeg
nyek paa ntos munpumban aland6lag fegyverben
lallt egy1nassa szemben
+ tenyek vaganal megereni hogy ambar Italia
int gy6ztes habort azsseges zavarg6 emek urra
egyes heyeken egy dg EFT orszago kvey
egy6zott nepeknek kvasaga volt kommunlzmus
bolsevzmus nyugati aamokban tndo teri h6dani de
taaban eszak reszeket tees hatalmaba keree lege
lentoebb pari cenrumokban mmkasok nacionaaak gya
rakat hogy fezzk XII raba kozep
pont haaom tudta evem zavargasakat vagy ITALIAN ko
moyan akarta. Az orsg eot veszely elott alot
hogy neket fofdul fel minden end poga termeo nka
lehetetlenne valk.
szervezkedtek fascstak c meyet maguk ele tu
nagy nemzet erdk volt megval6sltottak att Rem
csnaltak Megortek avarg6 @ fosztogat6 elemek ere
eyretottak tuadonog szensget Olasorszg csak halas
nek De Iaara lett voa kvanatos, ha kor-
many volna megodan feadato Ok Ha az lett
vona kpes rendszereo eemeke mint ahogy Msson
ud alami feladatok megodasara utica
valalkozk gy oyan er6k meyeke komanyhaa
veze ugy meg kei fzetn mukodtke Nemcsak erkolcs
haam ertekek apr6penzevel is ascsak
lis kovetelk maguk Ervenyesn akarnak potikaban
ugyan hdette hogy potkai parthacokon XII
viii u aanak de most hvatkoznak hogy Oaszoragban
AalasA6k t0bbsege fel akarak ozani para
Erth6 vaozas ICY zokott vegbemenn mndg es
ogy kereszt tudae vinn akaratukat meg bony
aan Jeemz0 hogy nygetodznek ereuk szeryzett voara
apna Mar vesedelnes tunet baJoknak ehe
meg okozoja.
egyk szemnkkel odaneznk masikkal saJa aapotanka
lux nalun fascizmuag Nalunk annak
alapa ek diszpozcok nncsenek megvaosa
volt mindg bodog idoke csak
cit ha nyakozott meg k0zpon Nagyo
kormanyzonk udtak alkoni lrama
lett ozag aapota meg akkor is ha f6urk eg
meg tarsadam oszayokat ai
an gvmssa szemb Naunk k0teessg er6sten kozpont
hogy minden kenges fasce
r6ma kor mely szek0tye egysegs
kepvisel Ere egysegre zegunk mndenektee-
fPesti Hirap.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
IFJAK!
LANYoK
baratkozzanak

Alljon be mi Friendship (baratsag)
klubunkba. TAGOK -MINDEN VA
ROSBAN (mindket nemiek.) Mi erint-
kezesbe hozzuk sok erdekes es kedyes
barattal, akik szinten vagyakoznak. le-
velezni. Sokan tagjaink KOHL gazda-
gok vagy 0rok0lni fognak. TAGSAGI
DIJ - cent egy eyre vagy So harom
eyre. Ebben benfoglaltatik INGYEN
q mi "Fold' foly6iratunk, szercl-
mes sziviiek legjobb foly6irata. Ez a
foly6irat tele van tagok hirdeteseivel,
amelyckben egyes szemelyek levelezni
ohajtanak lelkuletiiknek megfelel6 mas
nemii tagokkal kulonb0z6 c6lokb6l.
spevialis pr6baajanlat
HAT H0NAPRA soc.
Megelegcdettsegeert j6tallunk
GOLD" MAGAZINE
Madison Square sta N. Y. City,, N. Y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
zI-->,- - -----7Fz'T '-.-'7 W
EI.AD0

Ket haz, beyandoroltak altal la-
llott videken Lansingvilleben)
olcs6n elad6. Egy 6 szobas haz a
Cooper streetep es egy 6 szobas
haz a Campbell streeten. A
Campbell street, haz ara So, 500, a
Cooper street, haz ara $4,300. i
A tulajdonos betegseg mialt
mas videkre kolt0zik. Ne mu-
lassza ell ezt az alkalmat. A ha-
zakat tavasszal 1900 dollar ha-
szonnal adhatja ell. Forduljon
Jos. Sabel-hez, 3O3 Mahoning
Bank epiiet. Bell telefon Main
6633, Auto. 1906.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
KONNYIT A REUMAN

DR.. Lappner evekig szenvedett reu.
NAVAL. Hosszas tanulmanyozas utdr
rajott a teljes gy6gym6dra. Irjon ne
XII a maga bajar6l es kerje INGYENES
kerdoivet. Els INGYENES ORVOSI
TANACsAT.
mt. Clemens Concentrate Sosfiird0k''
OFT honaban hasznalhatja Gket Irjon:
Carlsbad Anti Rheumatic Society
2O1 e. 1O2nd St., New York. N. Y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
INGYEN!-12 UVEG
tjRM0s - INGYEN!

y. lrjon mi teljesen dijtalan KATA
IOGUSUNKERT, amelyben. bent van
max specials ajanlataink, valamint
.k5rleveleink ihasznos utmuta tassal "A
HAZI UvEGELOKNEK, malatarGl
koml6rol stb. 81
129 e. 59th Street, New York, N. Y.
Montreal Bottlers Corporation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-27
Sport Notes
- HARnID HENDERsoN.


The southwestern college five with
the Kansas Conference basketball
championship tucked neatly under its
arm. will take a short rest part Of
this week, while the other conference
members fight it out for the minor
positions. The principal competition
in the conference at present is be-
tween Mcpherson and Paramount,
both struggling to take second honors.
The games in the conference this
week are: Monday, Bethany VS.. kan
sas Wesleyan at Salina; Baker VS..
College of Emporia at Emporia; Tues
day. Paramount VS.. Mcpherson at Nc
pherson; Baker VS.. Kansas state Nor
NAL at Emporia; Wednesday, Fair
mount VS. Bethany at Lindsborg; st.
AIarv's vs.. Hays at Hays; Thursday.
Mcpherson vs.. Kansas Wesleyan at
Salina: Hays vs.. Baker at Baldwin;
Friday. Washburn VS.. Kansas State
Normal at Topeka; Mcpherson VS..
bethany at Lindsborgj College of EN-
Doria vs.. Pittsburg Normal at Pitts
burg. saturday, Kansas State Normal
vs. st. MARKS at St. Nfarys; College
of E.mporia VS.. Pittsburg at Pittsburg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-27
Topeka HIGH, %; HORTON, IA
Locals Completely OHtclass Visitors in
Basketball Game.

Basketball Game.
The Topeka high school quintet
completely eutclassed the Horton five
in a basketball game Saturday night
on the local court and clinched the
Northeast Kansas league pennant. The
final score was: Topeka, %; Hor-
ton, IA.
The game was holly contested and
Topeka could not draw away from
Horton the first half, the score of the
period being, Topeka, II: Horton, 10.
Topeka made a squirt at the begin
ming of the second half, which lasted
until the end of the game. The Hor-
ton supporters discovered at the close
of the game that the locals had
doubled the score on their players.
The Horton team does not measure up
to the standards of the Afives of pre-
vious seasons.
Lonborg, Horton captain and crack
forward, was the outstanding player of
the game. Lonborg will be graduated
from high school this spring and is
reported to be the last representative
of the family to play with the Horton
aggregation. The Lonborg brothers
have probably done more to put Hor-
ton high school on the basketball map
than any other individuals or ofgani-
lions.
Mclaughlin and Blankenbeeker
played the best floor game for To-
peka high school.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-27

quintet Tuesday night at Thomas gym
nssiur,1. Indications are that the game
viii be close. Rock creek had been
defeating all its opponents until last
week, when it was defeated by Oak
land by a fair margin. Saturday
night it lost it's first contest of the
season in the jefferson County league,
when il was defeated by Ozawkie by
=. score of 81 to 19 in a game played
on +he Ozawkie court. The Washbarn
five is in the best of condition, Loomis,
captain and star guard, who has been
out of the games with an infected arm,
will appear in the lineup.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-27
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Big Ten Conference.
Northwestern, 20; Ohio. Is.
Chicago, %. Minnesota, II.
Perdue, 20; Illinois. 8.
Michigan. az; Illinois, 1e.
Missouri Valley.
Nebraska, SO; Washington, 80.
Drake, AZ; Oklahoma, SO.
Kansas Conference.
Mcpherson. 20; Hays. 6.
Southwestern, SO; Kansas state
Normal, 81.
Other Results.
Army, 20; Navy, 81.
st. Mary's. ga; st. Benedicts, %.
High School Results.
Chanute, "A; Parsons. 90.
Ellsworth, Il; Junction City, 1b.
T<irwin girls, 81; Ports, ,.
Ports boys, SO; Kirwin, 80.
Neodesha. So; OsWego, IS.
Coffeyville. Al; Altamont, II.
Caney, 16; Independence, IA.
Fredonia, 80; Cherryvale, %.
Miltonvsle girls. Al; Glaseo, IS.
Alta Vista, SO; White City, 8.
Alta Vista girls, 20; White City, s.
Abilene. ~; Manhattan. II.
Cleburne. 81; Randolph. 20.
Cleburne girls. 40; Randolph, ..
Belleville. 81; Clyde. 26.
Hoxie, A; Lenora, So.
Council Grove, 20: Usage City. IT.
Council Grove girls, 10; Usage City,
II.
Melvern, so: Quenemo, 20.
Quenemo girls. 81; Melvern, 10.
Harrington, so; Lost Springs, 29.
Harrington girls. 80; Lost Springs, 8.
Winchester, 40; Nortonville, 1s.
Winchester girls. 16: Nortonville, H.
Manual high school. Kansas City,
No.. 10; Fort Scott, 16.
Ozawkie, 81; Rock Creek, 19.
Ozawkie girls, Al; Rock Creek, 0.
Powhattan. 80: Willis, IS.
Ottawa. SO: Lawrence, 20.
Minneola, Sc: Ashland. 4.
Sabetha, %: Oneida. 20.
Sabetha girls. 81; Oneida, IL.
Corning. "A; Centralia. 20.
Corning girls. IS; Centra1ia, 5.
Hunter, 40: Glasco, IL.