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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
SILK Teddies

Did you Say Silk Teddies? Then just
ask to see the Teddies we are adver-
tising in our Red Tag Sale for only
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Ladies' Knit Union Suits

A splendid showing of Ladies' Knit
Union Suits, Lace trimmed, Popular
Style, are on Sale during Our Red
Tag Sale at --------------
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Silk Teddtes

One lot of Ladies' Silk Teddics go on
sale during Our Red Tag Sale so long
as they last at very special price
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Ladies' Handkerchiefs

You never have too many Handker-
chiefs, and especially for the School
children, so now you can buy them
for only .....-....--...---.------------------
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
One Lot Muslin Wear

Then if you would like something bet
ter look for the assortment that we
are featuring in this Red Tag Sale
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
'6-inch BrOIUn Domestic
Cotton PIdids
36-inch PeTcaLeS

A big lot of Yard Wide Percales in
good line of Colors and Patterns. Go
in our Red Tag Sale at --,------------
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Mems Stiff Collars

Mems Stiff Collars in all popular
styles in wanted sizes featured spec
lal at
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
36-inch Soft Canbric

36-inch Soft Finish Cambria that sells
regularly at our store for more
money, can be bought now for only.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Best Oil Cloth
Dress Ginghan
'6-inch BrOICn Domestic

36-inch Brown Domestic, yard wide,
and the price is right. Red Tag
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21

25c Soft Collars
Mems Soft Collars in all popular
styles in wanted sizes featured spec
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
Shifting Prints

One Big Lot of Pretty Shirting Prints
are offered during this, our Red Tag
Sale, at almost pre-war prices. Take
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-21
One Lot Muslin Wear

We have on Sale one lot of Muslin
Wear that will surely attract the at
tention of the Ladies' Sale price -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
WEBSTER CLINCHES
RIGHT TO CUE CUP
Defeats Beistie In Billiard
Match at Oliver and Wins
Weisberg Trophy.

By defeating doc" Beist-e in a
So point match last night at the
oliver hotel. Ivan Webster gained
final possession of the gold trophy
cup offered by Andrew Weisbers,
manager of the Oliver. 10 the city's
best three cushion billiard exponent
By winning the contest last night,
Webster added another to his num-
Der Of games won i'm the series max
Ing his Victories total nine With
nine games already credited o Web
ster. there remained no posi- BILE
chance of any of the other contest
ants reaching his record.
Since the opening of the tourna-
ment last November Red" has been
temporary holder Of the cup the
greater part of the time. Other cup
holders were George Breinig, Rich
ard Oglesby and Charles Ripe.
These men all made god showings
in the play
Besides being an expert billiard
player, Webster also holds records
az the South Bend Country club in
his golf play.
The final score of the deciding
game last night was 80 and PA.
Webster's high run was three and
the best Beistle could score was two.
The game went So innings and was
hotly contested during the early
stage of play before Red gained
the lead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
GIRLS INTERCLASS
TEAMS IN ACTION
Juniors Spring Surprise by
Defeating Sophs- Seniors
Easily Trim Freshmen.

Girls basketball games i'm the
High school Interc.ass league were
played again yesterday afternoon
the High school gym, resulting H.
the Juniors defeating the sophie
more five while the Seniors easily
took the measure Of the Frosh, @.
to ..
Although only a few short weeks
Of competition remain, there has
been no letup in enthusiasm and
the members Of the respective class
teams experienced and seasoned 5y
now, are playing better bail with
each week Of play.
The SOphs i'm last weeks play
handed the Seniors the first defeat
suffered since the start of the league.
Yesterday afternoon they were pit
ted against the Junior five and re-
ccived a wailoping. Misses Ralston
and Harris. who were the big fac
tors in the remarkable win last week
were unable to stop the Junior scor-
ing.
The Seniors won over the Fresh
men easily Wilma Layman COPIED
the high scoring honors with u
baskets and one free throw Miss
Heckaman tossed four baskets.
Clarice VonBarandy was referee OF
games and NJ. Kersey acted as scorer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
ELEVEN RECORDS
TUMBLE IN YEAR
IN INDOOR MEETS
Two Equalled and Four Es-
tablished in Most Success
full Athletic Season.
By HENRY l.. FARRELL.
United Press staG Correspondent.

NEW YORK, March 16-Eleven
worlds records broken, two equalled
and four established contributed to
the most successful indoor athletic
season Of history which is just
drawing TO a close.
Several marks. which through 90
years Of residence or more on the
books. were thought TO be perma-
nent were ousted by a new genera
ton that seems 10 know no limit
of speed and endurance.
The outstanding figure i'm the
ranks of the record breakers was
the little Chicago speedster, Joie
Pay. He always has been a great
little running machine, but he was
more than right" this season.
RAY broke three worlds records
When he ran a mile and quarter in
$3.50 So he broke a record that had
been in print for q years. lie made
new marks Of GAP 3-5 for one mile
and "a half and S:31 % for 5000
meters.
Rays performances were not eX-
actIv sensational For him TO break
records is no surprise. as he has
been doing it for so long. The role OF
"a sensation fell 10 Bob McAllister,
year old New York cop, who step
ped from the ranks of the unknown
into four new worlds records. Nc
AlUstcr. who runs like a farmer"
dashed $50 yards I'm "a 3-5 seconds,
establishing new records along the
way as follows: 10 yards, 10 SIS
seconds: 100 Yards. II As seconds,
and 1870 Yards. II SIS seconds.
AUcu Woodrine zoo meter Olym-
pic champion. made a new world
mark OF 81 Is seconds for 500
yards. Two college bows knocked a
record Off the books that had stood
for 30 years for the high jump.
Johnny Murphy Notre Dame. first
beat the mark with a Jump OF 8 feet
SIS inches. only 20 have 30 taken
away from hi1 by Brown Of Dart
mouth who cleared tho bar at 6
feet & o-f inches.
Loren Hutchinson. member Of the
900 meter team that made n worlds
record at the Olympic games. set a
new mark OF 2-5 seconds of so
Yards Jake Driscoll broke his old
record for 500 yards when he step
ped the distance i'm So 3-5 seconds.
Two new relay marks were also
established. The Penn state quar-
tet made a mark Of 1857 As for two
miles and the Georgetown four ran
the medley relay I'm 7:41 2-5 for a
new record.
Walking marks were also broken
hy While Plant. who holds nearly
every record on the books lie walk
ed 5000 meters ia 12:45 10 and
added one more w. r. 90 his list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
STATE BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP TILT
OPENS FINALROUND
Sixteen Teams Left to Fight 1t
Out for Tournament
Title.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 16.-The
final round Of play In the tourna-
mtnt 20 determine the high school
basketball championship Of Indiana
fof 100. viii begin at O'Clock Fri
day morning when Franklin. present
title holder clashes with Central Of
Evansville.
Nine games viii be played Friday
mbrn'ng. afternoon and evening in
tie elimination series which viii
dttermine what teams OF tho rs
regional survivors shall enter the
play Saturday. Five games viii be
rihyed Saturday. leaving only the
championship contest for the eve
Ming.
.Pre-game favorit..s arc Franklin.
winner OF the championship for the
last two years; Nincennes which
has established a remarkable rec
ord this season: Bloomington, Gar
field Of Terre Haute. and Anderson.
The present champion five has come
through this years play TO date i'm
sIfCndid shape. having little trou-
be winning handuy. The teams
tournament experience has stood it
in good stead nj IS expected TO
prove an important factor i'm the
games here.
The teams which remain I'm the
trimming for the championship are
Franklin. Central Of Evansville
Bedford, Atwood. Cutler Nincennes.
Bloomington Manual of IndianaT-
ous Garfield Of Terre Hautc.
W1itiug Fishers. Goshen. Rush
VILE, Marion Frankfort and Ander-
sok
The complete schedule for Fri
days and Saturdays games follows.
Friday Q a. m.-F'raukIin VS.
central lEvansviUe), 10 a. M
Bedford va Atwood: IL a. m-Cut-
lcF vs. Ninceuue, 4 p. m.-Bloom-
ington VS. Manual Gndiacapolis) Q
o. m-GarheId (Terre Hautel VS.
Whiting. %. m.-Fishers VS.. Co
shen, 4 p. m-Eushviue VS.. Mar
son 1880 p. m-Frankfort vs.. An
derson. $3.50 ID. m.-Winner Frank
hn-Ceutral game VS. winner Bed
fcrd-Atwood game
saturday. o q. m.-WiUner Cut
lcr-Niuccuuee same vs. winner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game. 10 a. IN.
winner GarheId-Whitine game vs..
winner Coshcn-Fisncrs game: IL a.
us-winner Eushviue-1iariou game
VA winner Observation-Disclosures
game.
= n. m. scm!-dna,s. Winner FRI
DAYS $50 o. IN. game vs.. winner
saturdays Q q. IN. game; p M
WINNER 10 O. IN. same VS.. winner
NJ q. m game.
IS %. m.-Fluals- Winner y. IN.
game rs. winner 8 p. m. game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
LEWIS CHALLENGES
DEMPSEY TO MATCH
Champion Wrestler Issues
Defy to Champion Pugilist
for Bout.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 16!-
Basing his action on his belief that
wrestling Is superior 10 boxing as
a means Of self-defense, Ed (Strang-
ler) Lewis worlds champion wrest-
Ter, on Thursday challenged Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion
boxer. for a mixed match. The
challenge was made public through
an announcement by Billy Sandow,
his manager, that he had deposited
5000 with a local sporting editor
as a guarantee to meet Dempsey
anywhere I'm the United States at
a date that may be selected later"
Upon hearing that Dempsey's man
ager had said he would agree TO
such a match, Lewis invited him to
send his $1,000 as a guarantee
Sandow also indicated his confidence
I'm the outcome of the proposed
match by Offering to wager 5000
personally that Lewis would defeat
Dempsey before a qualified referee
within 20 minutes. Some doubt was
expressed in local sporting circles
Thursday night, however, as to
whether any state would permit a
mixed match of boxing and wrest-
ling 10 be held within its borders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
GOOD BOXING CARD
AT NILES TONIGHT
Kid Fay to Meet Artie Huff
man in Main Go of American
Legion Program.

When Kid Fay and Artie Huffman.
classy featherweights, shuttle the
resin through the windup of the
American Legion boxing slate at
Niles. Mich. tonight there Will be at
the ringside "a good-sizcd delegation
of South Bend fans who are eagerly
following the work of these two
boxers.
The st. Patrick's day program at
the Michigan City ring is one that
promises much. Benny Roberts of
LaPorte will mix things with Steve
Zeigler of South Bend i'm one of the
siX-rouud preIms. and Jack LCOmis
and Barney Barnhart are due TO set
tie their differences I'm AN eight
round swatfest
South Benders are staunch sup
porters of Kid Fay and will back
him TO trounce Huffman in the main
setto.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
Claims Greb Has
Earned Right to
Bout With Champ
Critic Declares Win Over Tom
Gibbons Should Give
Pittsburger Chance.
AZ BUTY FVANS.

new YORK, March 16.-Prior
20 his dght with Harry Greb. Tom
my Gibbons was considered the log
lral contender for bout with
Champion Jack Dempsey for the
heavyweight title.
Harry Creb. for the time being At
least. has definitely removed Gibbons
from tho picture. Tommy must
start an over again.
IT, was figured that Greb was al
most n seuIp for Gibbons. AS a
matter ~ fact preliminary arrange
meuts had been made for a bout be-
tween Gibbons and Dempsey.
Tn order 20 strengthen his claim
for such a bout. 90 was believed that
decisive victory over Greb would
greatly increase Tommy's popularity
and create interest in a match with
Dempsey
Gibbons staked everything on the
bout with Greb and lost. His de
feat az the hands Of a fighter who
Isl really only a middleweight has
completely erased Tommy as a logi-
cal contender
Since Harry Greb decisively de-
feated the man picked 70 meet
Dempsey. 70 would seem that such
a victory should give him the right
90 a championship bout
Greb IS certainly entitled 70 a
chance with Jack Dempsey. II Glib
hons had deClsiveiy defeated Greb.
he would have been hailed as the
best opponent in the world for
Jack. Now that Greb has proved
his complete mastery over Gibbons,
the Pittsburg whirlwind looms up
as the logical contender.
Already some OF the experts are
insisting that Greb should first meet
Gene Tunney. the American tight
heavyweight champion. Should he
be victorious he should then take on
George Carpenter, champion light
heavyweight Of the world.
Possibly Greb would prove no
match for Dempsey. However, I am
positive he would make a much
better showing than did Carpenter
There is no real reason that can
be offered why Greb, in order TO be
entitled 20 a fight with Dempsey.
should be forced TO eliminate
number OF others who think they
are of championship caliber.
Greb by HIS showing against Glib
bons. has established his right TO a
Dempsey bout.
The decisive maner in which he
defeated the much touted Tommy
Gibbons has won his that considera-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
Dick Kerr GiUeS White So1
AnOther u eek 10 Come AcrOSs

DALLAS. March 1G.-Dick Kerr,
Chicago White SoX star twirler, de-
clared here Thursday that the White
S0x had just one more week 10 meet
the terms he demands i'm his con-
tract.
Kerr said IL his terms were not
met in that time he would take one
of three other offers open TO him.
He indicated he would probably ac-
cept a municipal position with the
city Of Chicago.
Kerr. whose home is i'm Paris.
Tex. is working out with the Paris
high school team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
CARPENTER MAY
NEVER BE ABLE
TO FIGHT AGAIN
French Champions Weight
Brought Under $50 Pounds
by Recent Illness.

PARIS. March 16.-GeorEcs car
pentier. worlds light heavyweight
champion pugilist. may never night
again. This was the opinion OK
pressed by medical men as carmen
tier left Thursday for Ia Guerche.
his country home, where he proposes
10 recuperate for few weeks and
then go into training for a bout with
Ted kid" Lewis in London i'm Nav
The boy does not realize the
shape he is in" said one Of the doc
tors. His great courage and NJ
most confidence in himself is re-.
sponsible for his plucky attitude, but
-he is a very sick man"
Below $50 Pounds.
The actual weight Of Carpenter
after the recent operation he under
went. was given out as 100 pounds,
but close friends say he was below
$50 pounds
Phillip Perotl, promoter Of the
LcdouX-Criqui fight here. who is an
intimate of Carpenter. said TO the
Associated Press Thursday:
1T would be cruelty to match
Arthl GtS -lA HIS UltcCllk common
against Dempsey but God forbid that
ne should be defeated by Lewis"
The terrific pounding that Carpen-
tier received from Dempsey last
summer caused Mrs. Carpenter To
request her husband to forsake the
squared circle. 1t is understood she
has empharically renewed this re-
quest during his illness
Contrary 10 printed reports that
income taxes had taken away all of
Carpenters available cash, il is said
he still has sufficient money to keep
the wolf away from his door for
many years.
Medical men trace Carpenters III
health 10 defeats suffered at the
hands of Billy Papke AID Frank
Klaus when ne was only is, but said
il was aggravated by the punish
ment he received in the fight with
Dempsey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
CHICAGO STADIUM To
BE READY NEXT YEAR

CHICAGO. March 16.-Chicago's
new stadium. which viii seat from
60 600 20 $4,000 persons. viii be
ready by the opening OF the outdoor
athletic sea Or next year. according
90 city officials
Contracts for it's construction viii
De- let May Is. The structure viii
cost approximately S2500.00O. which
has been voted in n bond issue
The stadium viii be located in
Grant park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
LEADERS MAINTAIN
PLACES IN A. B. c

TOLEDO. O., March 16.-Thurs-
day was another day of unimport-
ance in the American Bowling con-
gress tournament here. For the
second time i'm as many days holders
OF the first 10 places i'm the two men
event We're not even threatened.
Teams on the alleys i'm the five
men division tonight represented
Chicago, st. Louis. Cleveland Ko-
komO, Ind, Elizabeth, y. j., Elyria,
O.. Monroe, Mich. Louisville. Day
ton O.. Flint Mich. Terre Haute.
Ind, and Fort Wayne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
Is OUT OR
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Honolulu Trip Brings Faculty
Wrath Down on Cali
fornIa Star.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March TO-
The University of Southern Califor-
MIA Thursday announced n faculty
ruling barring Charlie Paddock, "lad
with the millon-doliar legs" from
ever running against a colegian.
The trouble developed when Pad
dock announced his intention Of goo
ing 20 Honolulu. The trip. the fac
ulty decided after "a two-hour -as-
sion. would take him away from h.s
classes for such length of time as
20 render his standing negligible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
At til e Spring
Training Camps

NEW YORK, March 16-Casual-
ties followed each othc~ In quick
succession in Wednesdays clash at
Seguin, Tex, between Giants and
White Sox, in which the New York
team was returned q 20 winner.
Frank Frisch, Giant second base
man. was spiked; Hal Bubser, White
Sox first sacker. was hit behind tho
ear with an inshoot and Empires
Klein and owen had their feelings
hurt by words by the contending
athletes. Frisch will be out ont OF
the game for a few days and Bubser
viii probably take a couple Of prac-
tice sessions off 90 get his batting
eye back 10 normal The umpires
viii probably survive 10 begin the
argument attending the opening Of
the championship season.
They can find money for mischief
when they can find none 70 buy
corn
If we would avoid a mischief we
must not be very kind and familiar
with au evil man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
THEIR VALUES.

Basketball. track and tennis
are OF great value in training
fo8tbal players. according TO
Glenn Warner. head coach at the
University OF Pittsburg.
Basketball corrects an awk-
ward man. Track is good for a
slow starter. Tennis develops a
quick shift Quick starting and
shifting are most valuable in a
player speed is not SO neces-
sary as a player seldom runs
over 10 Yards" he says.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
Elkhart Woman Boxer in Sweeping
Challenge to All of Fair Sex

ELKHART, Ind, March 16.-Mrs.
Laura Bennett. New York woman
boxer. would better look TO her
laurels!
For here a woman pug is
threatening TO reduce her 20 the
ranks Of sccond-rate fighters.
Miss Allison has just told the wide
world that she challenges Mrs. Ben
nett TO meet her in the ring at any
OLD time and any old place.
And she says she doesn't care
whether the bout Is just q friendly
little sp8rriug match or "a knockout
battle with black eyes ana all the
trimmings,
II know I can lick her." Miss
Allison said as she landed a wallCp
on her punching bag.
ct understau Mrs Bennett weighs
130 pounds I only weigh 127. But
I'm willing TO take her on.
why. look at the way she holds
her mitts i'm this newspaper picture.
That's no way 10 hEht ] could
break down that defense mighty
quick
II nope thal only q pose ana not
her natural defense. II she fights
that way, Sc would be shame 10
take the money"
Miss Allison is five feet seven
inches high She takes long hikes
20 keep in physical trim. she took
un boxing az Denver university.
on Armistice Day. 1920. Miss Al
I.son and her half-sister. 1I.ss Fran
ces Carlln. 16. aroused attention here
by taking dip in the frg.d water
OF The river here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
NOTREDAME SQUAD
TO BE CUT TODAY,
PLAN LONG DRILL
IIalas 10 Reduce List of Dia-
mond Aspirants Prepare
for Practice Came.

AFTER q month of training. NO.re
Danes baseball squad VIII be weed
Ell QUE today H- Coach Walter HAAS
THE bis squad omeTna. c1mher-
smc. and naturally slows up pro-
artss In view ~ The fact that tho
spring training trip wiz be started
within tllee weeks j. was decided
o. peef 40 practice The first step
% Doe taken l5 the cutting ~ tne
squad f-om 90 member TO "a little
more than hair that number.
Tho coach VIII ask the men whom
Le wi drop from the varsity squad
o. continue playing baseball with
the utcrhaI teams. 1f they show
signs ~ development while piayns
with these teams. they VIII De given
further chances TO make tine Var=iey-
THE new organization Cf the inter
Iau league which provides that
each haIl team is TO practice against
tire varsity during assigned weeks
VIII enable Coach Halas personally
90 watch every man iu baseball
uniform az Notre Dame.
Report Early Today.
This afternoon the men are % rec
port earlier than usual. and they
win practice all afternoon. The pro-
cess viii be repeated tomorrow, and
Halas viii then decide ON the per
sonnel OF the team which he viii use
90 start the game against the indie
structos of Mishawaka sunday.
sharpe. Ratchford Decree. Mageve-
ny steinle. DeGurse and High are
the twlrlers who Will be asked TO
show their wares iu the exhibition
game Among the backstopping re-
Cruits, Murphy and Voss viii be
used. capt. BIievernicht and Nc
Gfrty are both monogram men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
"JAKE WIN MI"

PASADENA. Cali March TO-
Action by the University of South
ern California barring me from
collegiate athletics hereafter. meets
with my approval and is i'm accord
ance with my wishes" Charlie Pad
dock stated Thursday.
II have known that this was 20 be
done and / am i'm perfect accord
with the ruling. 1T clears the rec
ords and makes everything straight.
as 1t should be-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17

The poor man turns his cake. and
another comes and takes il away.
There IS nothing so bad in which
there Is not something Of good
Thy secret Is thy prisoner II
thou let 10 go thou art a prisoner
20 &c.
Better ono fowl in the hand than
two nying.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-17
Strong Baseball Club IS
Hoped for By Moran

MINERAL WELLS, Tex, March
16.-A strenuous schedule of
games has been arranged for the
preseason jaunt of the Cincinnati
Reds 1919 champions now in train
ing here.
The Redmen arrived at Mineral
Wells on March 8 and the players
are eradicating charley horses
preparatory 20 the first preseason
game between the Veterans and the
Colts.
ut is idle % speculate on the sea-
sons chances" said Mgr. Pat Moran.
u think we have a strong ban team,
and If we don't win a pennant this
year IL VIII not be because we don't
try. There's some mighty good young
timber i'm the Red machine. as well
as some seasoned veterans. 49,
Better an empty house than a
poor tenant.
Put your hand no further than
your sleeve viii reach
Il is IN 20 take out Of the flesh
what's bred in the bone.