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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Wire Flashes

wAsH1NGTON. March 22.-The senate
today confirmed the nomination of Samuel
H. Piles, former United states senator
from Washington state. TO Do minister 20
COLUMBIA.
wASHINGToN. March ga comprs-
hensiye review Of labor ana working CON
ditious IN tho bituminous coal fields 81
the country was transmitted 10 tho senate
today by the department OF labor.
NEW ORLEANS, March e2.-Nine mon
were arrested by government agents with
whisky valued at $4,000 captured last
chatrain when tha men attempted 70
land the whisky from a sea a.going yacht
LoNpoN. March as.a-rho British gov
spokesman Austen Chamberlain, this sft.
crnoou repudiated any intention ~ inter
fering In American domestic politics
SAN FRANCISCO. March Rringinr
into play Tor the first time N this sta'e
tho drasticabntemont proceedings Of the
Nolstead act, Federal dry enforcement
officers today filed suit TO close five we'll
known cafes In the white light dlsuI,t.
CHICAGO, March 2e.-surgeons a. tho
/ county hospital today said that Slavd
StandkeyictE, "A baritone with the Russian
| grand opera company who attempted sur
eide during tho performance last night,
woulu recover.
CHICAGO. March 22.-Retusai NJ A.
! Edmuds. president Of tho Eduunds Manu-
| featuring company, 10 rpiustate carpcu-
! ters who quit work rather than accept tho
/ Lands wage award, Ia believed by other
I officials OF the company TO have been
/ tho cause Of the bombing or the plant last
night.
/ VANCOUvER. r. G., March 22.--GreE1-i
Somenou, sutibolEheviK reader IN East
/ Siberia, was officially advised today by the
| American immigration authorities that he
would be permitted 10 enter the United
states for a temporary sojourn.
| wAsHINGTON, March ga i25O. 900
/ postofflcs for III Dorado ARK, oil boom
/ town, will be provided for under n bill In
/ troduced IN the senate today by Senator
Robinson, democrat Of Arkansas.
NEW YORK. March es-The directors
/ ~ tho Northern Pacific railway COMPANY
/ today declared quarterly dividend of "a
/ per cent putting the disbursement ON
/ 3 por cent annual baslE Treyiously per
| cent had been paid yearly
|, MONTCIATR. n. j. Murch 2e.--Hosr
| Admiral Gerrish @. Ayers, medical corps
| a. s. r.. retired, died today In his S.nd
year. Death was due 10 inflrmlties Of old
age.
los ANGELES. March 22-Hsrty
! "Suub' Pollard. well known film comedian,
I was married quietly last night 10 Mrs
Elizabeth Bnwcn, a member ~ an old
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Isnihcr Ohiccts 90 Marriage.

M'ALESTER, March 22.--Jim
Nail, parent OF Dock Nail. thinks
the marriage OF n beardless boy IS
years old to woman as yeare old
mother OF nine children some o.
them married. should be annullcd
Nail this morning filed with th'
pittsburE county court n petition
praying that tho court do the an.
milling.
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Health official Is Dcod

.g,hlAHoMA CITY. March 2..-
nv Scheyitz, secretary OF the
wv dS,ASsnoma Public Health association,
r,.., .g mere today at the home OF his
,,oInef, ~ nf, Mrs. Goldie Schevitz, after
." Hlhess Of less than a week.
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according TO club officers. The sos
sion will be held at 7,3O o'clock in
the public library, with the program
informal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Urge Pyramid
For Piles
Tell Your Friends What Wonderful
Relief 10 Given by Pyramid Pile
SuppoSitoTicS

First try them, then tell your
friends that pyramid PHO Supposi-
tories bring blessed relief In the pri.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

,.a,. pedal-operated washing ma
,.is ie invented by a Californian Is
S-1 70 teach n person correct
.-lylhg steps while using II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

PASO ROBES cal. Marcn 22.--lguncs
Paderewekl. world famcr pianist and Tor
mcr Polish premier. has rallied from a
severe attack Of Influenza, % was Nn-
nouuccd TODAY
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BURGLAR ESCAPES PRISON
!. pruchoNsLi. "Chloroform Bur.

glnr." in Sensational Escape.
JOLIET ll. March 22.--Adam
ProChOWski uliav "prochHski. -"
"chloruform burglar described by
the authorities ua the cl,yurcst thicf
in the world made spectacular
escape from Joliet prison today
IrunhuVsN was ut work ON the
now ullsuu when ho suddenly cludcd
resided bon TuI.a
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IL YOU'RE A newcomer IN the
city, or II you've lived here for
some time without making a circle
Of friends, or II you feel I'm need
Of soc.ability. you're welcome 10 at
tend the meeting Of the Tulsa Get
Acquainted club Thursday evening,
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SAN FRANCISCO March ee.--"Bus
Boy Gainsboruurh's masterpiece tor
which Henry y Huntington iH spld to
have r8id $3.50 600. arrived yesterday 90
YES new owners homo in san Mnrluo
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DENTON. Tc.us. NHI.h Jan cham
piun, negro. arrested N,fsfdy nt Niue
koEce fur Denton HutHur.fI.a. o. wanted
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NEW YORK, March :2.--The directors
~ tho Northern Pacific railway COMPANY
today declared quarterly dividend Of ~
per cent, putting the disbursement on .
por cent annual haslE. Treyiously per
cont had boon naId NnarlN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

LOS ANGELES. March 22-Hsrty
"Suub' Pollard. well known film comedian,
was married quietly last night 10 Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowen a member ~ an Old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

Le,las,on Ky. family It was announced
today
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o. MONTCLAtR. y. j. Morch 2e.--Hcsr
Admiral Gerrish O.. Ayers, medical corps
n. s.. r., retired, died today IN his Ssnd
year. Death was due 10 inflrmlties Of old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

wASHiNGTON, March ga a250. 900
postofflce for III Dorado. Ark, oil boom
town, Will be provided for under n bill In
troduced in the senate today by Senator
Robinson. democrat Of Arkansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Quick, Easy, Pleasant Shaves
And these other advantages

The oil coatna on the beard is removed almost
Instantly. Within one minute the beard absorbs lSoo
oi water 49, enough to soften the toughest beard
Such quick efficiency is astonishing
The lather maintains rs rich creamy funrss for
ten minutes on the face Plenty OF time 10 shave.
The palm and olive oils are the supreme lubricant,
soft and soothing 10 the skin. So the need for
lotions is ended
Now test it yourself al our expense
Millions have already adopted Palmolye Shaving
Cream because OF these superiOritics.
The coupon win give you a trial tube without
cost You viii be delighted with what It will ac-
complsh for you
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Formula l30 was right

In this combination OF soothing palm and olive
oils we found the ideal shaving cream. We had been
making the ideal toilet soap with these ingredients
Now we applied the blend 10 a shaving cream II
proved superior these tests.
II multplies itself In lather 2S0 times. Just one
half inch a bit OF cream proves plenty for a
luxurious shave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

VANCOUVER, u e., March 22.--Gres7-i
Somenor, sutibolEhcvik reader IN East
Siberia, was officially advised today by tho
American immigration authorities that he
would be permitted 10 enter the United
states for temporary sojourn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 22.--The senate
today confirmed the nomination of Samuel
". Piles, former United states senator
from Washington state. to Do minister to
COLUMBIA.
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To give men what they wanted

Before making Palmoliye Shaving Cream we
asked 900 men what they desired most in a shaw
ing cream Also, all other known creams were
tested learn their virtues and faults And step by
step we improved the formula until perfection in
each quality was reached.
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CHICAGO. March 22.-Rstusai ot 4,
Edm muds. president Of tho Eduunis Manu-
featuring company, to reiustate carpcu-
ters who quit work rather than accept the
Lands wage award, Ia believed by other
officials OF the company TO have been
the cause Of the bombing or the plant last
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

These are very smart looking
cloth trocks, mostly in dark col
ors. They show every degree OF
refinement one would expect in
frocks at much higher prices.
Specially priced for a few days
at
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Musicai Instruments.

CONN GOLD CORNET.
Finest Is tiat, with case
and all accessories. Regu-
lar price $50. VIII sacri-
fee to quick buyer. Bar
gains III Gibson, Wasllburn
guitars and all small in
struments. Strings f or
everything musical. Write
for particulars. Deal with
a house OF 80 years expert
ence. Only Old Reliable
MANLY Is. RAMOS,
Ia North Seventh.
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YOU can save money by regular Dispatch
Want Ada
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HIGHLAND pAkk-Dircct from Owner:
S-r"om s'urco corner home, arranged
for two families: bath on each floor :.
garage. f. o. ,.nr IlgJ
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Ia 81. L. !!ls-I.a!se. comfortaDi,
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REAL ESTATE For SAFE
Farms and Land for Sal,

1873 ACRES sale. i35-aCrc Improved
farm. near kcswick. Albcmarle County:
price. $4,000: direct from owner. Fur
ihcr Information, write Robcr; s. ragc
BOX 5lG. Norfolk, Va
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HooIlLs niiiuut board

BARTON ItEIGitrs Two rooms. FUR
l.s"et. "a; nousche. ping. steam heated.
So 4gAiA 81 c'crorooA Road.
.'t.o-Ap. ~. .s!1--tuEn.s.,d rooms: three
'.uoN' f-um iir"ad street Station.
CARE 81. l.. !lt-I.aIse room for Fair
fla.,oIa, d0uh." beds. suita bio for
!"a"ly or party OF 4.
CARY Sr, - Two IRON, rooms for rent
va" .At" and all conycAiencrs. SOS
vest cars Street
,.-.> ...A..--4 rent to lady only. room
$50. connecting hath, apartment; CEN
'rU ls,.t.u. Ia!I Randolph lil3 be
t"rs" omd J. NJ.
,-Ai 81. L. !!ls-l.A.Ge. co!niortaDls
'4."tD furnished rooms. modern
.,"s boulevard 2;c2-J.
..'-A - 81. near Harrison. sp!end,dIy
large. Hight. EgG-In room
,reu preferred. Boulevard 25li.
NEhlN. vs.. lvo-F'uruishea room. con
estms hh'A. Apartment sd.
-'..-Nhi.!N 81. EAST J:.-t'urnisneI
.E9"' room. also front ballroom. All con-
uHlcE ST. ". iO.c--Two nicely furnished
''!.i ";tthcihr iouuis. with connrcI!u.:
""lH 4hpn" boulevard lose.
EltA, T., =. Large. bright. front, fur
~. Su. fa%' i cS@lrAi' sh"p ,hra;rT
GRACE W. .oS-FurnIshed Du.i, par!,-;
also Nv" hall rooms 20 gentlemen.
"!t.NeE 81. V. 1V.-Eo! rent furnished
- ms. ".=" housekeeping rooms
GRACE 81. ". 9Oi-rwo rooms aud buin
=. Far we"k; private family.
GRACE ST.. L.. .!b-For rent. huu room.
80 I"rSe room for thTeu people. second
va"
GROVE AVENUE. ,sy,-Nexiy furnished
ron. q! conveniences. gentlemen. 100
uh"tE Nut:-i:!esant large front
roam. with above. for or Two per
sons a.! modern convenie nces: refer
'Hg'i. Telephone boulevard I5o.-J
GROVE ANENUE-lgvO block IarE, cam
!oEt"1te furnished rooms; suitable 10.
H.tI4. men % business couple. Modern
"h'rh!-!'gta. cars. J!.mcys. meas con
seHieat ! q, care The Dispatch.
M EoE!.it Az E.-N!ceiy furnished room
'unNe.ie"t aud TiEht IN front OF jitnry
Stof ia. ltouleNaEd !i---W
".-Ni,f sf. y. -Is-Thsce rooms aud
A. .!..l. H Ii, IN fsn' fnriashsd room
No"rH Furnished room.
steam hrat private home. near ear
!H7. business woman preferred. MAu!-
son ia!p-W.
l'A!.K ANE.-EurnIshed rooms. near ,,.,gr
.. uHds Tor vts!toss Call boulevard
VA!
SpyIH siDG-Neatly furnished room.
e"sr south side. Randolph ,sts.
- CAMONE ST. y. !y-F.eAs.at ,,,,-
!sarI room. t.rs. moor. hyt-watar hg.t
electric !.sht. bath. TO lady OF couple.
i'AsoA"a!s re"i. Apply ~ North sycu-
b Lsi Esd Furnished room 20 gentle
ma" 90 nAs!"ess Lady. modern home:
it"H1Hrb.r 10 desirable party. Bou!e-
ward Joo1 ".
W.sF ESD finished room in small
Boulevard sig-Ny
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WANT no Buy small grocery ,,,,. ,-
Wost End. prefer one with .vtrg.,, @
OYER sipre. address Is6, ,arc .as
Dispatch.
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Houses for Rent


FLORIDA HOME for rrni--Cozy J-room
nuusaluw. Completely furnished. Tampa's
best suburb. beautiful lawn and shrub
bcfy, Aurst water. city convenience.
uHr h.""" car Inc. garage. $500 season.
November LIST May lst. Address MIS-
D. waters, BOX Sd. ri. No. l.
Tamg., Fla.
i'iGIiLA>D HAHk. ESSLOw AVE. aiO5.
For JrH;, Hyw mouse I rooms uud re-
.-I'''i hall. owner viii :cscry" two
looms. :nruatr heat. gas electric !Irh's.
t's4""ni noors, good lJcIttou, hnlC
N.a.@ !rom rar lue Possession pciuhyr
l.tf Nci,Iruccs exchanged. can at
''a Ens'Hw Avenue Tor Information.
STABLE MILL ROADS iN.roOm and bath
bungalow on staple Mil Road ana r..
and T. u r.. S.. per month. Mad!-
'oK NENI Grove Avenue. near CRANKY;
rooms, baths, sleeping porch thor
"ush.y modern. hot-wG;cr hear. Inn
mediate possession. Randolph 1855.
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4 weS~;er's standard UnahridEel b.r.
tionarys also sew International Bl,ar
Both uust Dee IN olcei!ent conds!oi.
Bcx T. 500. The Dispatch
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oNN OOh wv N
HOME.
Make Your Own Terms.
s6,OOO-New CT DOM
brick, furnace heat,
4O15 and 4017 West
b I o a d Lots run
through and front on
Fitzhugh Ave. T his
property has a splen-
did future and will
grow in value, while
YOU are enjoying a
nice home Of your own.
S7,000-New 7-room
brick, hot-water heat,
built-in refrigerators,
oak floors, etc. 20 Au-
burn Avenue.
$7,25O-Same as above,
semidetachcd, Nos. Is
and "a Auburn Ave.
$4,000 = Bung al W,
Westhampton; 5 rooms
and bath; no heat.
$6,500-8-room frame,
Libby Ave.
s2,500-122 S. First St.,
Groom brick, corner.
$2,250-120 S. First, G.
room brick.
2,000-7-room frame,
large lot, $50 N. Ninth
Street.
S3,Ooo-315 N. Henry
Street.
$20,000-417 w. Grace
Street.
$4,000 = 1649 West
Broad Street.
$3,5OO-1328 w. Cary
Street, corner; rent,
$3.50 per year.
WALTER SCHAAF,
Central National Bank
Building.
SPEclAL REDUCED rRICE-Ch,,nhor
layne Parkway will soon be-. co,nnt.,.
Sc" our splendid value I'm new cnr,a
home: extra large rooms: spacinu
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,,-.-.si-pHJ FURNITURE 90.
.s.-L -. .gE4,4.A c--Jb.
- u Va >L..-.-. - zal.a ~ YOUR
S-LLItE-
1901 - $40. IE,.. ST.
CASH t& las! - AiF.NrS.
o. s.g h,l ia .e.- condition. CAL
-l..srE4 ,>..- ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SfLE
Houses for Sale

u ..
Houses for Sale 81
SUBURBAN LOTS.
, io's, iooN2is; al the In,crsec-
,St,I" TOAD ,o An EXCELLENT a, invest
,h'"L 4" nome slt" Can be
"s"' on monthly TERMS
>. ~
d" N. ilhNNI'
;, WITH
Lut. Ia, S,Ic ~
I,Aii.r.,,, go, 80.
ts,',,.i,, 80 ~ ''"," 'oDnl"''' 90 by
In h,, MI, ,,y,, 1i, 7'I%hi m"r,G@t% notes
BYRD rAitK-For sale. lot ccru.r sshen-
r'rd street ana Rosewood -Scnue. "a
"m',.r r''T" r r"rn,MS ana .a s!i.w'dk rhons
s,r,,,' - i"ifi1h' ipO south Sheppard
80,
iNNi'hHLAfNE hNE.--Lots sDN2JO II
-! r.ssy ,"tms W. T, Hood \ co.
fNANkLIN. wEST-C.ru.r Won, i.,,,,l,
..'h hhd rilh.m Streets. 90 foet BOX y
80, 80, .tre Tho Dispatch.
,,.ipH Near Lewis Street and IN,
100, "','hht Nohi. t60SiiI feet 81 por
ihon. No.. 20 south Adams. Or
GROVE AVENUE CORNER a y.c, =.
81, S;||tsh.r on GruYc, vest Of iI"l: Linn.
:; ~" 10y y haiCaiE. 500 DOnahu.
i-'--',., S"s Muind Ln.lding
MONTICELLO Jt ,,1 r,r
.,
nos, t,i, .'"t cly improvements
"o om ".,nS rn' IN splendid bar
VIZ" monthly terms.
u;iih We
l.. =. q ] ,i.u,
pATTEHsON AVE m. WIN.
cry roryci,,cr.oa ',m.'>liH'ni. Al
T. 40 ear" Ri. pi.,",,I ''' @ul'A. BOX
PEugEn AVE. az ,y..,j,,.,,--.---
rfuI building lo,s Or guirS INK" h.an
Hardwood troos ~ nr.,y 1890
J,rytin and v,tr ,,t' Nt'et' -.
,ivrrh.s.y ~, ''fiHt !" suit
macon. 49, c'Fe Iho Dis
nm, ,.,-.-
site or uYict 80 ,,1i .nihe"h' hone
foet IRON. entrsnt. 10 ,-,,t,'.s.. ~ ir"
mona Iinrd%ooJ - ,,., 't'''sHy OF iAIh-
30, !: 7ss. care Ths n.spa,ch. '"'" you
wEsTiIAMpToE I-0rs--v..
ianscoinb an America T,,ia, raMs'
wEsTIiANTr,iX-- 49,. -" nv,
hampton, r!sht to tar el;y.s ' m n@af Ws''-
10 80 nNs-I
Y5YDFni.,,I .--.-,,aI -.
lake. adjoining University ,t n,rr.,''-I'
J.: acres trcca Of ali lin,, r,,,,,,..
water through back Of ,Irnnn,,y
this quick. BOX J sae car, ~. IL
patch.
LOTS, lots f.DTS-CorneT W., 49,
lin aaI Iillen 80 ,.o, p,,,r,.,. -
nUr. Three Chopt Road penn, Ay,r
BOX 52t caro- Tho pispntch.
81 CASH 81 - 49,, ,,-..--i---
Dturh,rry 10 r."G Ca car 'iH ne. S"e A. j.
THE VERY INST bargain in EIrb,,u,,,
liaButiiuI 10, In North pirhy,n,a ~,
,7jo. Terms $3.50 cA.h hnln,srn 30.
month Must nell; nm ny.rIna1,s
dr"ss BOX u $50. caro- Tho Dispatch
s 81 .,le,.:, 81. rooms: etie;.,
p, Tood ,, G%S,s !lsa hath, etc,
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.-.> ...R.--- +4.ur rent to lady only. room
"s.. connecting hath, apartment; cen
'''a .oy.;l.n al! Randolph Iil3 BE
twr.a p and ) J.. NJ.
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business Equipment

AALS4!S -. cash registers sold
easy - aa:A-y payments u ". Tia cxe-
- Moth Scv"a!s -. Madison .s;!
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Boat, and accessories 5

BOZ SAl-E--lne CG3srGooG typcwri.cr.
No. 5, 600. hS now bargain J. :.
Nai.!!let"s:. t'ox 80. S"G:h Boston. Va.
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MERCHANDISE
ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms NTH Board

nItOAD ST.. 4. ioIl-Noo,us ANA board.
IS So SO per week
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
KOPPISCH SCORES
THREE TOUCHDOWNS
Continued from First Page.

period Capt. Koppisch slashed thirty
seven yards off tackle and during the
next quarter thirty yards I'm the same
manner Later on. in the same quarter,
Roderick uncorked twenty-five yard
run around the left end and thirty
five. yards around the same flank to
the 20 yard line. After three plays by
Koppisch, Blundell and Roderick. Walt
went through guard for the remaining
ten yards to score the fifth touchdown.
After the Pennsylvania Dutchmen
made their one score of the day kop-
pisch received Ursinus's kickoff on his
own 20 yard line and ran forty-seven
yards. After a line plunge by Roderick
the quarter ended.
Eddie Fischer and Franklin V. Brodil.
captain-elect of the crew. did the best
work on the line for the Blue and White.
although, as a matter of fact. the whole
Lion line held well. with the, visitors
seldom gaining when they had the
leather.
For Columbias smothered hosts the
work of Faye, the quarterback was the
one redeeming feature while Wismer. an
END. also showed up WELL at one time
tackling Koppisch in excellent fashion
when a long rur might have resulted.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
YALE.

gpecidl Dispatch 10 TIE New YORK HERALD
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3o.-IIigh praise to
the athletic and administration authori-
ties of Yale. Harvard and Princeton for
the athletic housecleaning which was
announced Sunday is given by the Ydte
Ddtly Ne,cs In the first issue or the col
leRe term this week. The Ncws says
that the efforts of Presidents Angel
Lowell and Hibben sound a new note IN
the history of athletics.
"As a perusal OF the report VIII snow
declares the paper edltorially. the ma
jority of the changes and regulations
are aimed at the tendency toward com,
mercialism. which has become more and
more apparent in all college sports IN
general and I'm football in particular. 10
those who cried for an athletic split be-
tween the three universities, the In
creased cooperation through the COM
mittee of the three chairmen Is an
unanswcrable refutation. \ new era OF
peace Is unauestionably assured this
entente cordiale.
Application blanks for tickets to the
Army, Princeton and Harvard games
may be obtained beginning Monday. but
because of the unparalleled demand
these applications at present Will be
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The New York herald., 1922-10-01
HARVARD REGULARS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
Score Twice in Eight Minutes
Against Middlebury, but
Subs Falter.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HEsNLD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. Collar
wards first string varsity players made
a very impressive start against Middle
bury College in the Stadium this after
noon. The Crimson won. 20 to 0, but
two of the touchdoWns earned by the
attack came in the first eight minutes
period of play. In that quarter the
rushes Of Fits, Owen and Gehrke alb
solutely could not be stopped. and the
two scores came by means of overpower-
ing football.
Once thirteen points ahead the coaches
began to use substitutes. These fellows
played far below the pace of the regu-
lars and did not score except when
Pfaffman intercepted forward pass by
Middlebury and raced seventy five yards
for the final score of the afternoon.
The visitors made some splendid
gains. both by rushes and passes. in the
second half, but did not come very
close to the Cambridge goal line. Har-
ward was held twice for downs and was
very much outrushed in the last fifteen
minutes OF play.
The first score came at the end of a
quick march from the Middlebury kick
Off the Crimson covering siXty-six yards
in seven plays. Fits making one thirty
six yard gain on fake kick and Owen
making one OF seventeen through the
left wing. However. after first down
on the yard line Harvard needed four
of its plays to score.
Owen made the first score after which
Buell. kicked a goal and he also made
the second.
The chance. to get this second touch
down came quickly as Gehrke inter-
fdt-r ,,.1 an laht ~ =
45-yard line and added a short gain.
Fits Immediately ripped off Is yards
behind Eastman and then owen broke
through clean, knocked off several
tacklers and drove all the way over y
yards TO the goal line.
In the second period Harvard made a
steady advance from its own 33-yard
line TO Middlebury's 1S-yard mark.
Churchill replaced owen. but on fourtl
down he was thrown for a loss by
Klevenow on a fake drop kick play and
the Crimson lost the ball on downs
In the second half Harvard had a
chance when it took the bali on downs
to its opponents 20-yard line following
a bad pass from the visiting center. ThH
new set of backs, however, could not
gain after one first down and the ball
was taken away on the seven yard
mark.
From here Middlebury maze STEADY
gain of nearly GO yards on ten plays in
which Drost and Daley did some fine
work. but on Harvard's 34-yard line a
forward pass was tried, the ball going
straight to Pfaffman in the Harvard
backheld the lanky runner sweeping ALI
the way up the field for a score.
In the last quarter Middlebury got
going again. rushing from midfield TO
Harvards 21-yard line for a first down.
A tumble here cost n chance to score by
rushing and finally a forward pass
failed end the ball went to Harvard on