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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

For tho purpose Of CO.
operating with our pa
trcns, 20 make aft
shopping as convenient
as possible, we Will re-
serve any article until
Xmas, on the pay
ment Of . small deposit.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
THE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1e22

ings on Legislation for agricultural
relief. eaNS
Senator McNary. OF Oregon, intro
duoed a resolution to extend opera
ton OF War Finance Corporation for
one year.
HOUSE.
Began consideration of tho Naval
Appropriation Bill for the fiscal year
1924.
Representative Keller. OF Mime
sofa, withdrew from his impsach-
ment case against Attorney General
Daugherty before the Judiciary Com
mittee. .i-ies,
Chairman Campbell. OF the Rules
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Watches and JeiUelry

In jewelry there are nnumerable answers to
the gift question for both men and women and in
fact for children and infants, too. Our stock is
wide in variety and price-it is thoroughly mod
ern and fashionable and we invite inspection and
comparison. You will find an abundance of mex
pensive gifts-you will also find a metropolitan
display of platinum and diamond jewelry. includ-
ing even emerald cut and marquis shape Dia-
monds Our Watch Department is unequaled in
showing collection of dependable timepieces
for men and women selected from the recognized
best makes of the world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Our Sterling Assortment Offers
Ideal Opportunities to the
Gift Seeker

If you plan to give chest of sterling silver.
your wants. IF. on the other hand. you plan to
spend but modest sum. for instance, a couple
of dollars or So you will find in our sterling ware
department innumerable articles which will sat
isfy your gift wants to perfection.
To make long story short. our sterling stock
IN truly comprehensive. Contrary to the impress
sion of many, you will find by comparison. that
our prices are as low and in many instances
lower than is asked for less distinctive silver. In
designs offer the popular patterns Complete
gift stock of hollow ware, knives. forks, spoons
and other tableware.
Your inspection entails, no obligation to pur-
chase
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Quartet, Logan; Loda G. ooforth,
soprano; Adele Pack Kendle. alto;
William @, Ervine, tenor; John il.
Kendle, bass; Paul p. Dufneld, di-
rector and acoompanist. quartet OF
the Third Baptist Church, German
town; Rosina o. Henshaw, soprano;
Ruth p. Weir. alto; II. Lewis soho-
Held, tenor; Harold c. Henshaw'
bass: Franklin z. Cresson, director
and accompapist. Members OF the
faculty OF Hyperion School OF Music,
Franklin r. Cresson, pianist and d.
rector; IIpcius Colo, vioiinist; Paul
q. Dufield, pianist; Hobart NJ.
Haley. pianist.
Philadelphia Station (WDhR).
(Idt Brethors).
$500 Mctersl.
1880 a. m. TO IL m. and 4.so 20
D. Unpopular dance music and the
latest songs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
ForMen

Ash Trays
Cigarette Holders
Cigarette Cases
Cigar Cases
Cigar Cutters
Cuff Links
EyegldSS Cases
Strap Watches
Pocket Watches
Watch Chains
Belt Buckles
Key Chains
Key Rings
Match BOTeS
Fountain Pens
SilDer Pencils
Scarf Pins
Finger Rings
Frdterndl JeWelry
Si9net Rings
WdiSfcodt Sets
Military Brushes
PenkTiUes
FHT Dress Sets
Wdlden1dr Key |
Holders
Mere words fall totally
as a medium 20 port
tray the charm and
beauty Of our Christmas
Display, so we cordially
invite your personal In
spectlon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

A dance frock Of changeable
apple-green taffeta has a panel OF
black and gold lace inset IN the
front Of the bouffant skirt. Black
and gold ribbon girdles It, and
large black poppy Is the finishing
fouchb
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Committee, introduced rule for con-
sideration OF tax-exempt securities
amendment consideration.
Appropriation Committee worked
on appropriation bills for War De-
partment and independent Offices and
deficiency bill.
Foreign Affairs Committee contin-
ued discussion OF the Rogers bill 70
reorganise the diplomatic and con-
sular service.
Public Lands Committee continued
hearings on helium gas conservation
The newest biouses are combin
ing white and colors.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Yesterday in Congress

SENATE.
Passed State and Justice Depart
aents Appropriation Bill.
Resumed debate on the ship-suo-
sidy Bill
W c. Teagle. president OF the
Standard OIL Company OF New Jer-
sey. testified before the sub-eomniit-
tee investigating price Of gasoline.
Banking and Currency and Agri-
culture Committees resumed hear
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
Today Radio Program

Philadelphia Station OVID.
tStrawbridge A Clo1hierl.
Claa. y St.. Iann 49,

$50 and z.So-concert By the
vell-known Clement Brzy's orches-
-ra. Of Cumberland, Nd. A program
% classical and popular instrumental
music. together With Mary Corner
ford. contraitoi John Owens. tenor,
and Caroline Hoffman. accompanist
Miss Comerford viii sing The Bit
te-ness OF Love" Dunn: Persian
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
sACREp HEARr RAKE sane.

Students of Sacred Heart Church
will hold a bake sale tomorrow
morning at Sixth and King streets
and Sixth and Madison streets. II
stormy tomorrow the sale will be
held in the Sacred Heart Hall, Tenth
and Monroe streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
For Women

| Pearls
| Pearl Necklaces
| Pearl Finger Rings
Jeweled Brooches
| JeWeled Bar Pins
| JeWeIed Bracelets
| Cameo Brooches
| JeWeled Hat Pins
| JeWeled Charms
Gold Vanity Cases
| LdDdlliereS
| LorgnOnS
| Lorgnon Guards
| JeWeIed Finger
| Rings
| Gold Mesh Bags
| Diamond Wrist
| Watches
| Sduf0ir Watches
SilUer Mesh Bags
|. Diamond Rings
| Thin1bleS
| Necklace Semi
Precious Stones
ROSdrieS
Photograph
Frames
MdTtel Clocks
Opera Glasses
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trons, 20 make gift
shopping as convenient
as possible, we will re-
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Xmas, on the pay
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Mere words fall totally
as a medium 20 port
tray the charm and
beauty Of our Christmas
Display, so we cordially
Invite your personal In
spectlon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
S31 MARKET STREET
WILLARD F. DAVIS
S31 MARKET STREET
Consider These Gift Suggestions From
An Uninpaired Assortment They All
Serve Some Specific Purpose and VIII
Be Most Welcome to the Recipient

For the Christmas endvorng make Christmas giving Joy Our
alton and give valuable information what choose please
would
circumstance giving has been
Christmas packages the
areb on
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15
As a Practical Gift Our Crystal
Room Offers Many Gifts
Which VIII Please any Woman

The stock in our crystal room was selected espe-
cialy for Xmas gift selection. Knowing that many
Of our patrons would desire for gifts, objects
above the commonplace and that others would
require moderate-priced gifts of tasteful char
acter. we have arranged to meet in our Crystal
Room all demands. You will find Vases. French
Dressing Bottles, Jam Jars Candy Jars, Sand
witch Boxes. Syrup Jugs, Compotieres. Pastry
Trays. Naples, Bowls. etc.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-15

Love Song Burmeister; The Lilac
Tree" Gartian, and The Sweetest
Story Ever Told" stuiis. Mr.. owens
will sing Mother Machres Ball,
and Queen Of the Earth" Pinsuit.
$50 to 7-Children's own half
hour. Stories by Cousin Esther.
10.1O-orgsn recital broadcasteo
from the home OF one OF our sxecu-
tives through this station.
Philadelphia station (woo).
(Wanamaker's)
(Class boo Meters).
1i.s0-Unlted States weather fore:
cast
ll.6s-Chimes, brass quartet and
stroke OF noon on the organ bells.
SIS p. m.--Grand organ and
Christmas carols.
e.55-United States Naval OBJ
servatory time signal.
10.02-United States weather fore
cast.
Note-Dr Conweli's famous lee
ture, Acres OF Diamonds" post
poned from December II. will be
by Station WOO at 7,s0
p. m, Thursday. December 81.
Philadelphia Station (wIP).
(Gimbcl Brothers).
Glass n Station (400 Meterr).
weather report.
7.o5-Unole Wips' bedtime stories
and roll call.
s-Concert by Hyperion School OF
Music. Franklin Cresson. director;
Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
Gas Room Heater

Saves you all the trouble and expense OF
starting your heating plant going. Radi-
ates' abundant war,nth-plentv to heat a
roon1-the moment you light l.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
NINE MORE MEN PICKED
TO TRAIN WITH REGULARS
AT GRAND FORKS HIGH
.EDNESDAY's
= BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, Sept. 4'e~4Ths champion
Giants divldsd / deabiehsader here
thib Afternoon with, the. Phillics. the
WtitorA taking the hrst ! to 8. in 10
innings ana the homo team the see.
ehd ) to !. Philadelphia won the
FIRST game through hope funs hits BY
BAhline Ana .Wrishtstohe on johnson
Z young highlander from San An.
toniA.. @
MtGraw sent a team OF recruits into
the second game. After Rihs bat.
fiAd them tor seven innings, the young.
sters bAtted three runs In the eighth.
Scores:
Frat garne.. r. u. Z.
PhilAaelphiA 900 oo1 oo1 3-A5 10 !
New York 900 016 10l 6-~3 8 0
Wtinert And Henline; Johneoh and
Second game. r. II. +.
sss s@ 4Sss =: 1853 $ $50 55sss s--s !
Ring ana wl.hrow: Ae9tt, Hill. v.
Braves closed their n season to.
dlS BY defeating Broetlyh I to /.
Mcnamara pitched we'll with men on
Bases. Loose playing permitted Bot.
ton TO score four runs on one hit In
the 9th inning. score:
Brooklyn 900 900 ooo--6 : + T. /
Boston ,......i6o 100 646--7 I /
Decatur, enriver ana Hunklins;
MCNAMARA and OnAii.
Pittsburgh. Sept. 21.--FrAd fussell
made his local debut BY striking out
four times today but he pitched Chi.
tago to I to i Victory over the Pr
atet. The recruit southpaw was some
what Wild but ne showed A curve bali
that stopped the Pirates with t1en On
bases; The CUBS punched their hits
n ne!ded we'll. This game tranb.
terred from, Chicago closed the sea-
son. score:
r. n. E.
Chicago 100 2to too.-4 II .
Pittsburss 100 900 0oo:-1 S !
RUSSELL ana o'Fattel!; CHOPPER and
ee"A'!ot:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
DICTIONARIES"
PREPARE FOR
VARSITY GAME
Hold Daily Practice SEES.
sions At Central Park;
Three New Men Report

Members OF the local LekionnAites'
football squad are getting in some
extra ticks at practice this week In
preparation for their big battle with
the University OF North Dakota team
Saturday at University field. The
game will start at $3.50 o'elock.
The game with Park River last
Sunday brought out the strength and
weaknet. in the Legion team, and
Coach "scottyr' Lynch ID ironing out
the weak spots this week. The OK
soldiers latd off Monday ntsht. but
Txssd.9 out in IN t9gs at Central park ;
practice every night Until the game
Saturday. They promise to give the
university men, who are making their
initial appearance this year. 4 real
battle.
The Legion squad IL composed
largely Of e~x-universtty stars who are
experienced raen and well able to
give 4 food account Of themselves
against afy opponent. Their work in
the Park River game was exception
wardness for the frat contest Of tho
season and auEurs we'll for their
showing Against the college boys.
Three new mon reported to Coach
Lynch for practice last night. Jimmy
conrny, backheld candidate, and
Frank Richards, end. are beth ex.
university men. having graduated last
June. Joe shelver played several
games with the Legion team al end
last year. The new men wilt ada
considerably to the strength Of the
L~egtonnairss.
Tickets for the game Saturday are
on sale at the Club Cigar. store.
Wilde's billiard hall, the Diamond
shop and A. 3. Kars' Billiard h6ll
In East Grand Forks. A large crowd
IS expected to turn out.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
East Grand Forks Racket
Fans Will Be Included in
Coming Tennis Tournament
University Men Also To Be
Given Chance To Compete
: In Play; Entries Coming
In Fast; Eighteen Registered
Already.

East Grand Forks tennis devotees
win be given a ohance to take part In
tho coming tournament to be staged
ny the Grand Forks tennis club. &C
cordtng to announcement made We'd
nesday evening by President T. r. Nc
Elroy. Students at the University Of
North Dakota are also to be included
In the play. Mr.. McElroy said.
The opening Of the tournament to
the East Grand Forks players follow
ed a request made by several men OF
That city concerning the possibility OF
paltaking in the event The East
Grand Forks club Just concluded q
tournament following a season In
which people OF the city displayed an
unusua amount Of Interest In: the
game. The Inclusion OF that club in
the coming event marks the first time
that inter-city play has been held for
a good many seasons.
Adding to the interest Of the tour
ney also Is the, announcement BY
President McElroy that University
men will be permitted to enter into
the competition. There are d number
OF strong racket swingers at the In
stiturlon and many OF Thorn are ex-
pected to Compete for the inter-city
ana university championship.
Entries are coming in fast for the
play. Mr.. McElroy states, eighteen
havins entered up to Wednesday eve
ming. Registrations are expected to
come In rapidly today and Friday due
20 the extension Of the eligibility list.
The time for entering, will cleI Friday
evening.
The appointment Of a committee to
arrange the hAndiea ps ana make the
drawings will be made by Saturday,
MR. McElroy states, and everything IL
expected to be In readiness ror the
opening Of the first round Of play
Monday October 3.
Any available courts 81 the: tive
cities Or the university may be used
Tor the matches, he Announced Wed
nesday. Results are to be reported to
the .McElroy Flower shop following
each match. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
Selection Made Following
Frosh-Soph Grid Battle
Wednesday; Coach Look
ing For Assistant; Wants
Games For Second String
Men.

Coach Paul rr,tehtrd es cAn.SAi
high school, picked nine moro men
to train with the regular school
eleven following the Fresh .sobn ioot.
bail game Thursday Afternoon a
Riverside, park. The addition OF thtbl
men Will make 4 total OF about "a
players out tor the team.
d The Fresh .soph battle war 4 real
tame 30 TOR rs .etAnly matched teatAl
were concerned, the tecond-yeAr men
winning out 3 to D BY a lucky drop
view to picking the best eandidAtAa
from the group ,for the regular sched.
uie Of training. The hihS men PICK.
"a are Mcneil. Latter. Clarence zoe,
Coulter, Rasthtck, Anderson, Al.
len, Smith and Mckthh on. The rest
OF the material in the game wAt
light to be considered for aret string
work.
Plank two Squads.
1t lie the plan IT Coach Pr,tehatd
to cut the me in training into two
squads OF rom 1S.to 70 men each.
With this In view he has sent put 4
call for an Assistant coach, one who
can ala him regularly in the work.
butts BY taking charge Of the reserve
squad Of the rhsn.
In oroof to give the second string
mon . chance to play. straight foot.
bail. an attempt is BEING made ia
schedule games with sora4 OK the
smaller neighborihS high schools
Among the schools With whom kAn,ee
may be scheduled are Mayvills, Hills.
boro ana Hatton. Any team wishing
to meet the reterve men Il asked to
communicate with N. B. Knapp Of
the SentrAl high school. A game al
ready scheduled tor the second teana
ID that with Mimic, October 81.
RAgulArs Oct Iay.on.
Members Of the regular team 60.
4 lay.off Wednesday evening on ae,
count Of the Tresh-seph game, but
will get back into their toks again
thie. evening tor a night or tNo, Of
practice before leaving for Thief kiv.
er Falls Saturday.
A new man, who ID said to he Al
fast as Mccraekeh Tor the bAckhtld
has been turned out TOR this team And
is expected to get 4 regular berth
His name ID Hosanhon. He will ba
paired with Mecraeken In the back,
1ela. Coach pritchard plans TO shift
woutat to- end in Mtcsacksn's place
and place HtlliSoss ana Boz in tht
backheld with Mecracken and 10.
eahson. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
tr1eeald Special service.l

Brookinss, s. D.. Sept. es.-The
local coaches Aspect to. use three
cams against Columbus College Sat
VrdaE In the first game Of the season
on State field. The first eleven will
start the contest and it IL also plan
ned to put the second team in as a
unit. No particular attempt viii be
made to run up a-lArse score on Col
BUS, but the game will be used to get
z better line on the qualifications OF
n many new men who may be Of
use to the team later in the season.
Last Saturday the coaches sent their
proteges through q successful forty.
minute scrirnfalte, and. the work OF
n hrst string was very pleasing to
the fans.
Schultz, who gained much fame
for his effective interference work
last season, ID cracking the ends and
tackles sharder than ever this year,
and he has also added a fast whirl to
his plunses which will make him
one Of the hardest men in the west
to stop. Frank WEIGH, duA%rterback,
IL spending more time sizing UP the
defense on his pass plays, and satur-
day he succeeded in completing I out
Of s attempts against the second
team. He ie also punting and drop
kicking in top notch form. Roberts,
halfbacE and captain, showed that he
has not forgotten any OF his tricks
which fool would-be taeklers, and he
ran for several long gains through
boy, ana Coffey are alternating at the
other halfback, and they are both
showing improvement over their last
Seasons play.
Second String Good.
HrhA sAAA~A e$Ns~% l. ,1.aAtS sA.A.Aa
up well IN the game also. Earl Welch
at quarter outpunted Thompson, and
also negotiated two drop kicks
Mears, Globes, Seaman and Morton,
all reserves last year, showed plenty
OF dash, and they will see action this
Nall.
Big .Thonpson ana Fat" sundet
are W. Of the cleverest ends aver
seen on State field. They can both
catch passes thrown anywhere in
their general direction. and their
Lars Thune and Beans" carey at
their understudies. State is very well
equipped with wing men. Carey is
the surest ma receiving passes on
the local squad, ana Coach West has
him under cover for his open game.
The State line from tackle to
tackle, showed lack Of polish satur-
day. Joe Smith, 225 pound tackle, is
slow from lack Of practice. and Fem
ana BAtkmAn, veteran guards. are
no CHARGING in the fierce way which
characterized their last seasons play.
Frank coffsy, likely first string CEN
ter, al unable. to get in the gam
Saturday due 70 an injured hand,
ana he probably will not get back in
the game for ten days. e. Bruins
played III fair fashion at the center
position. while Murray was the only
mar who displayed varsity form at
right tackle.
Popowbki, Wheeler ana Blocker
hou,eA ,to,ich nrofaisa IN thu saoond
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
Jack Dempsey Wins First
Bout With Canadian Moose

st. Johns, N. B.. Sept 27.-Jack
100 its . Afe. 0ou' W.T." o4naala qua.
In the forests of Kings county,
Dempsey met his quarry II the early
morning when the animal responded
to the guides call. AT the first shot
tho moose fell, and Dempsey, disre-
garding the warning Of his mentor,
rushed up and seized it, by the ant
lers.
\ The next moment, as the moose tos-
sed its great head IN q last agony, the
champion was sent lhying through the
air, landing IS feet away. He was I'M
hurt but was in much need Of a now
pair Of trousers.
The MODS had antler spread Of ~
inches with IA points ana weighed
700 pounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
u. 5. FOUR DEFEATS
ARGENTINE TEAM

westbury, N. Y, Sept. 27.-Arsen-
tines noted polo team conauetore in
the American and British OPEN tour.
narnentS were defeated by Shelburne,
one Of the two best American fours,
IA to S today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
STATE COLLEGE
and COLUMBUS
PLAY III /
West To Use Three Full
Teams In Tilt; South Da-
kota School Strong

South Dakota State Colleec
viii be the University Of North
DaAota's opponent in the home.
coming game here October 40.
Local coaches arc shaping their
work with a view to repeating
their victory OF last year while
the Jackrabbits are out for re.
vcI1He.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
AMERICAN ASSN.

Minneapolis. Sept. 47.-Minneapolie
split a double bill with Louisville to-
day, the Millers winning the first IS
t. ! and dropping the second IL t. 6.
IN each game everybody on the win
ping team scored At leaet one run.
louisville ....ool 900 ooo-I 5. 3
Minneapolis ..o42 400 s5x-1s p 5
Me6raw ana Meyer.
Second game r. Il. e.
M'antape,.. i: :d5SSss S Sis s' Ss-- :
Holly and Brottern; schauer and
Mayer.
St. Paul. Sept. 27.-se,n>ne1d the
st. Paul recruits At BAY IN the third
game Of the teries here today and In
dianapolis won 5 to s. Niece, OF
st. Paul starred scoring three runs
making three hits in four times at
pat and stealing I've bases: Kruger
and = Martin Nit home fun'; n sfGt ::
I T.; raa, i..: ::oeS go go d555SS-ss - 8
e. Martin 2and ,Dougan; seib and
Kruger.
Milwaukee, Sept. 27.-co,umbus
the third straight game Of the
series from Milwaukee today, 10 to Z.
Manager Clark started a recruit pit
cher, Higgins, who gave i've passes
ana eight hits IN Six innings. Before
the game. Manager Rowland Of Col
ufaous, who leaves the club at the
close OF the season, was presented
with a travelling bag by the Columbus
playert. Score:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28

The Cardinals Are ali set Tor a 1913
spring training camp, having PICKED
sBrAdentown, TIA. tor thar practice
stunts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
r. II. ..
Columbus 900 Ssi 4oI---lo ii
Burwely and Hartley; Higgins. Mel.
ger and MyAtt.

KAnsAs City, sept. a7.-TolSAo ShadA
1t TIVE straight today BY winning
from Kansas City by q score OF s to 9.
Hugh Bedient Of Toledo held the 10.
cAls. to Blk 4eattered hits. Bono
pitched good ball Tor Kaneat City for
nvA innings. Score:
r. II. e.
Toledo ....... 900 OIL SLOT H.
kantaA City .0l0 100 60o--e 3 0
Bedient ana Kochef; Bono, Daw-
son ana Ehinault.
The indianapolis club Ii to get four
Of the Giants rockies next spring in
exchange for Pitcher C'arman Fiji.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28

Ysstsrday's DANES,
Philadelphia, So: New York, 80.
Chicago 4; Pitttburgh 1.
Brooklyn, 6; Boston, g.. t.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
GRAFTON PLAYS
STEPHENS FRIDAY
Firinegan Makes Several
Changes In Lineup For
Game With Minnesotans
stHerald speeiai sarvicAl

Grafton. N. D., Sept. 2S.--Nothins
daurttd BY their defeat at the hands
q East Grand Forks last Saturday the
Grafton high school f%ootbAllerS are
doubling their efforts this week in
trsparAtfor for the game with Steph-
an MINI, next Friday.
III Stephen put out a real time last
yAAr, According to Coach Finnesan Of
Grafton. and, although Grafton won
tne contest IS to Q, the situation IL
r1uoh different this year. While Graf
ten u Weakened by the loss Of several
star Athletes this sSeasosn, Stephen has
practically: her. last years team intact
ana they expect to set revenge, on the
d~rAttoAttes.
Coach Finnsgan Is bending Avsry
Effort this week to strengthen the
Grafton backfield which charged
feAbly and showed no interference
ability IN the game with East Grand
ForkS. Several changes will be noted
IN the line upsof the eleven Friday.