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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-20
THE INDOOR Sport

BERTON BRALEY
a IT golf a joke and tennis
M people quite badly
~ But though to such sports / am far from averse
really shine until
the place where the ivories click,
And also where tenpins excitingly fall:
At sports these I'm decidedly slick,
I swing a I roll a ball!
II NJ versatile, too, in the sports that 1 know.
Ny pinochle Is exceeded by few.
- At checkers I'm not at all stupid slow.
I'll say that click good domino
I like busy Jackpot stud.
hardboiled old stagers setvisaged and grIff
Who hold the cards close and who go blood
a steep raise and who throw a
IT. HE summers all right. and fall for its charm
But and winter o
- loaf round in a IS warm.
play a game without sweating haste;
I a cloud
the male laughter that booms
Ny record outdoors doesn't do proud,
indoors-oh boy I'm a wiz a .bearl
Copyright, 1892 NEA4Service)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-20

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Q.-What is the population OF
European Russian
A.-93,3S7,923.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Hughes.
pemocrat-o w Morgan. Holdsnville
O. Nrthur Holloway, Hoidenviliei G. W
Miller. Holdsnville; c, T. Edwards, Dustin.
Ropubllcan--Grford Chsppsli. Newkirk
Scott Alcorn. Ponca city.
Letlorc.
Democrat --Hurton KIDD, Potoaui J. "
Harper. Tahlequah. W, u. Ivy. Hesvsnef
q. y Council. Poteau
Rcpublican- Edward NJ. Hois. wister,
Ivan :. Wade. Talihina.
lincoln.
Democrat--J. w. burst Goodnishti Al.
hert Mendenhall. stroud; W. j. Bailey
welston.
Watson. Chandler. J, NJ. Dumers, MernoK,
Mcturiain,
Democrat - Haworth. James Dyer
nrowon Row r. G. blocker. idebelj J. ~
Rowland. idabel. w. j. Old, Idabel.
Mciutosh.
tahi ~ H. SALESMAN, Eutauiai ID. A. prum-
ley Chcsotah.
Democrat-.E. II, Ballatd, Miami; ueorgo
Washington Moothart. Miami
Oktuskee.
pcmocrat-T H. Wren, okcmah. W
" Case. Paden.
riUsburg.
Democrnt--T. ~. Taylor MoAlsster
Paul Nesbit, MoAloster, John A. Harrison.
McAlester. .
PotfnMHtomtrs
Democrat--C. A Knight, Tecumreh.
lndepondent--Ben j, Clefdy, shawnee,
stephens.
Democrat-jameH C.. Nance. Msrlow
W. D Mcpee. Duncan.
Socialist. a. Hart, Comanche,
Three Representatives TO n County.
Repubucan--Abbic il. Hnlermsn, sn
pulpa; George c. Helm, Mounds. ". II,
Dunawsy. Brstow. Ben r. Berkeley, sham
rock.
pemocrat-Dan pyche. Drumright
Lulu II. anderson, Drumright.
Muskosee,
Demorrat-- 3. u. Dawes. Muskosea
Wesley ". Disney Muskogoe; II. C. shan.
non, MuHkogeo. W. Perry Miller. Musko-
gee.
Domocrat--E. NJ. carter, Otmuisee, a
y. culp. Besss. Joseph z. Rossiter
Republican--H. H. wineland, okmusee
W. C. MoAdoo, Okmulgee.
live Representatives to . County.
pemocrst--w. wSrren Ferrsn. Tulsa
Tulsai q. $. Long, Tulsa, G. r. Byrd
Tulsa; II. C. Jacobus. Tulsa; Lewis cline
Tulsa.
sis Representatives to y County.
Okiphoma County. District I.
Democrat-H. s. Emmerson, nritton.
Republican, Dave Riley, Brittoni W
r. Harm, Oklahoma City; John G. Lind
say, jones' John, u. Turner, Oklahoma
CITY. q
City, George 4. Barr. arr Oklahoma City
Anna LnAkey, Oklahoma City; Joanna
jenkins. Oklahoma city.
District y.
nemocrat-o. Fred Tunnard, Oklahoma
city, Elmo u. Jayne, Edmond; John A
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Callahan. wliburtos J. u. Weston. vii.
burton.
WepublicRh-Witultm Dodf, Guthrie; 4
q, SHARP. Guthrie; y. II. Acton, Lowell.
Love.
Democrat--J. Woody Dixon. Marietta
II. c. johnson. Marietta.
Major.
Repubiican--Sam 5. Slack, Cleo Springs.
Earl n. MontSingo, Fairview; John N.
Voorhees, fairview.
Marshall.
Hiram impson, Madni.
Murray.
Ncmccrat-1css 1, Pullen. sulphur
|. Republican Charles a. McCray. Davis.
water wilber A.. Lille Olenrose.
Noble.
Republican, r. u Mcom. Jerry.
Payne.
pomocrnt-Fred osborn, saltwater.
Republioan--Charles c. Pratt. stili.
wnter..
Rcpubliean-wlniam $. caldwell. Paw
nee.
Pontotor.
\ pspocrat-W. o. ftatt Roff' Fred u.
Mckoel. Rolf.
Democrat-paul G. Harris, Antkr% c.
T. johnson, Antlcrs; Charles A. Harris,
Antlers.
RepuhIicsn->w r. surrett Antiers.
soeialist--J. n, Robbins. Cheyenne.
Democrst-wayne W Bsylas, Clare
more.
nepubhcsn--GsorEe' s, Mays. ciaremors
Rogers Mills.
W. a. Adams. Moorcwood.
Republican Bessie s McColgin, Kan
kin.
Seminole.
Repuhlican--Jss q. Seger, Seminole.
Democrht--J. l.. Watson. sainaaw: r.
l.. Horn. Wan; J. q, wright Blackgum.
Repubican--James u Rice. sallisaw:
Patrick Graham, Mulfofd.
Tillman. q
Democrat-Honry n. King. Frederick.
Washita.
dell
Republican -Manford Miller. Bessie.
,. woodward
pemoctRt-I w Hart, Woodward
Repuhlican-Jetry Coover, Woodward,
Two Representatives To 70 County.
, pemocrat-E. p White. Remington.
Republican--H e. Frye. Durant
Montgomery, Anadarko; y
II. Jones, Carnegie, Ed Ypunt. Bridge
port; W, ID Harris, Carnegie.
Republican,. v, Cummings, Anndarkoi
w Il, king; bridseport; jones NJ. Hol'
larn. Cyril, r. G. ottinger. Hinton; NJ. G.
Reddlngton. Lookeba.
Socialists. Christensen. Apache.
Carter.
Democrat-Guy II. ,sisler,, Ardmors
son; I. J. Pollock, Ardmorc. -
Garfield County, District 4.
Democrnt--R, J. walsh, Enid,
Republican--P. y. Courtney. Enid.
Grady,
don Gray. chiokasha; w. A. Pence. Rush
| Springs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

pemocrut--wm. " parker. wsstv,i.;
X. O. Comfort we.tyille
Repubiican--Leslie n. salter, Garment
W 8 David. Cherokee.
Atoka.
Democrat-I. N. Freeman, Atokai q.
7. Hodges. Atokn.
blaine.
Democrat-Iioyd L. Smith. oKeene: J.
Rspubiiean-L. <. Eysrhar,. Bleksora
Cansdian.
nemocrat-price Thompson. ~ Reno.
Republiean--G. A. Barnard. El Reno.
Cherokee.
Democrat-John d. Gulaser. Tahlequah
Republican--w L. Klle, Hubert.
Choctaw.
pemoerat1p; a. stovall' Hugo Flor"
Republican,. I. Clark. Hugo.
Cleveland.
D;TGSsss' wi,ss. Nd@auni Or rS's' W SoTTss Hsiihin
Norman.
Coal.
Democrat-Oscar Gkhson, Coalgate.
Comshche.
Democrat--RenaI Smith. fndiahoma; II
+. wettengel, Eigin; John r. Wilson
Lawton: ]. Hale Edwards Lawton; X. A.
Allison, Lawton; l.. y, Goodrich. Lewton
RepublicAn--W, c.. stevens, Lawton.
Demoorat--Joe /. Williams, Chelsea.
Custer.
Democrbt-J, w Bremer, Weathertord
Delaware,
pemoorat-Aivin TeSgue, dtovei A. ".
Harlin, Grove.
Dewey.
Republican--J u. Ruble, TaloEa-
Ellis.
Democrat-L. n. Meyer, Gage.
Republican--G. u. Dawson. Arnett
Democrat--Thomas J. Queen, PaNls
Valley; J. NJ. Thompson, pauls Valley.
Republican-Thomns j. Peace, Pauls
valley. 4. n, serivnor, Pauls Valley.
Grant,
Democrnt--Lewis y. watkins, Medford
Republcsn--James =. Butler. Grovei
John r, Hampton, Grove.
pomeera,-J TsfsGc s5fer Simpson. Man.
gum; J. a. H. wludle. Granite. W. w
Paxton. Jester.
Democrat-H, Treadwsy, Hollis; sam W.
Carmack.
Haskell.
Demoo-at-Newt Sanders, Prooken.
Republcan-Ping Swain, Outaton'
pemocrat-R. A. Shield, Aitus. L. II.
Lowry. Duke.
| Democrat-Jesse NJ Robertson. Ring
| ling; A. c. Burger. waurika.
| Johnston.
| Democrat--John r. Garner MIL Crock
| Repubiioan--G. A. Nelson, Waurika.
| kiowa.
Democrat--James r. Tolberti Hobar,
Edward Carson, Cold Springs; william H.
Kingfisher.
Republican, W +. Kimerer. Dover.
psnoo,at--ohh s Rel. Tanhinai J. w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Ntuete'utN JuuNiaI District.
Democrat-AlbeTt s. Dickson, Beaver.
Republican-Arthur q sutton. Alya.
Twentieth judicial District.
Repnbliean-James II. cullison. Enid
Twenty first Judicial District.
Democrat-W. n. Williams, Tulsa; &
$. wslker, Tulsa Redmond 5. Cole. Paw
nee. a. Nioodemus. Tulsa Albert c. Hunt
Tulsa; Carter Smith. Tulsa. -.
F. "s sea~er' Tulsa; w i"Oc t. Corey. tS'' SAND Nd
Sprlngt; John l.. Sponsler, Broken Ar
row. Joseph A. OIL, Tulsa
Twenty--ccond Judicial District.
Democrat-Gaylord R Wilcox, Sapulpc
yShs Mrish L. sss%ps Sosss pdsssS kSsSn OK
muigce; Fred A. speakman. sapulpa
Repubiican--Jaincs Hepburn. Okmul.
seei Martin L. .Frerichs. okemsh; r. u.
Twrnty third judicial District.
|. Democrat-A. &. Brewster Pryor. s.
Twenty-fourth judicial District.
Chas. Il. Wilson. g., Pawhuska.
Republicnn-John l.. Arlington, Paw
Twenty-fifth Judicial District.
Democrat-w. c. Austin. Eldorado; W.
II Hussey. Frederick; Frank Mathews
Twrnty--ixth JudlciaI District.
Dcmocrat--J. ". Limbaugh. Atoka.
Repubiican-John r. stobaugh, Tisho
minso; J. NJ. Humphreys, Atoka.
Twenty seventh judicial District,
Warren, Hugo; 7. l.. Strange, Hugo, JEFF
ID. McLendon. idabei,
Republican--w. II Williams ldabel.
Twenty-sixth judicial District.
Democrnt--Andrew j Jones. Miami;
j. J. Smith, Miami. J. @. Austin. Miami;
W. r. Chesnut, Commerce.
RepubheanWNorm G. Barry Mlaw''
'e'"'S Th,,,,eth JndiSi,i District.
pe,,oprs'r n Cbsriton nartte.viiis
pen,hitoe,-p n Fnster itartiosviiio
r...l- c.. AL.
"""s. Cr..a Tn,n,,
pemocra,-ches io" ~ Wobs,er. Drum.
r'sn.: ~ ., haap' nrWihisnev nrqiem sanu,po
okmuixee Connty'
beuoors, IL swsn 6kmuIgee, II
r. Christopher, okmuigee.
hepuo'iepmMn ,,,,,,,.,.,. ~, JoS' n,, Wnrnuses'
D.moora,o'IeenJer q Titnan. shaw.
nonyhilcsno psui " coonor. shawnee.
''pu0' oooe''
sn, STATE n,n,n,s; sennne;
DEMOCRAT wallace o. Hnshe" ouy-
mon ~. II. Wafo' Lipera. ran
hepublican--B. o. Binsham' Logan
Second District.
Democrat--James spurlock. Harmon
Talosa
,Repubiican--s s. Moore. Doxey; J. n.
Conrad, Taloga; In. Solomon, SayTe.
Th,ra n,s,r,ct
p.roor., In%n w nsrrv Aiva, 1, n.
,rnshaS, Loo w. ''
''ue"''' r,rb p,str,ct
| u,rrv N cord.pi .cR. On
nar,Sorn, 81 tnsrry n co,SaiI Manitou
|
sixth District. ,,
Democrat--Jasper d. Nance Cordeil' W.
t. Graves sentinel. ~
Republican-D. ~. Smith sentinel
| Seventh District.
| Repubiican--Ira a. Hnl, Cherokee; 8
C. Timmons Cherokee
| Ninth District,
| Republican-W. n Clark Medford; s
| NJ Elder, Newkirk; II, A. Heberling
| Ponea City.
| Eleventh District
| Demoetat-Harrv Jones saltwater.
! Rcpuhlicnn-M r. InRraharn sapuipa
4 n a. Matherly. olive. l.. T. Wharton
| cushing,
| Tbirtesntb District.
Democrat-I. D. Taylor Chandler; c. NJ
Nills stroud, ID. u. Thomas, Sparks
| Republican-Ed a. Keegnn Chandler
| Fourteenth District,
| pemocrat-T n UensIey vi Reno!
| Republioan-U p. HUFF El Reno.
| Fifteenth Distvict.
| Democrat-J, w, Wlydar Chickasha
Ed - Johns. Chicka,ha,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

'rmy wy Elmer Fulton, Oklahoma
t;.n,,tJisa rogers Okiahoma City.
nI noma CITY; John w, scothorn, okiahoms
Jiyi s,ua, a, T. Boys Boys Oklahoma city; Henry
D. Sturss' Enid 4
Demoora,-Iruo n "s'net r1 e.
Walter c. Grow, Ava. ''' ''''
womack. AIva "s'e' "i'a' l. D.
seventh n,.,r,.,
DemocrateMsrb io,.,,, o,,..,,
gee; Fred p p,anson N,".Sn oNhu'-
RepubiIoan--in inhn s,,n's s,,n'see-
Oliver Eisw6Tth Ip"r craner MUSK Mussoss. sspuipa'
'Sn, mr,, .oa'' o. hnpe"is'
Democrat-% nn,f Tiiiap. por,v. n
Y. Chappeu Enid Thnms. H,vi.
Oklahoma CITY ~ D'''
RepublIcan-Sr. I Dioterson. ra,ro,s
70. w sneddy. Ava. Ne''0h' hu"'o"'
I'ni,.d s,.t.. p....,,.u
Iirst Consrsss,opa, n,.,.,.s
peuocrat-wu, u Thor, 49, ytr,,.
fred i, Ki,chan .rn,.. es ss
Tulsa. H. N'''nen' io'a' H. H.. Howard
RepubIIcap---w w ua.,,n.. r.,,.
auaS. u9 OSCAR stswars w. Mnssosn nss,,ns'' Fah'e-
Socialists. ~ uipson' oNmu,se.
seco,d Conxrs.s,on., n,.,.sn.
RsppbIIcnnS ,on,sess'ona Si,so Wn,,,snn
gee.
Third Conrre..,ou., p,.,,,c,
Democrat - IA Tsiishiin' poich,,o,
wiburn Cartwright, McAiester.
Republican-Philss S. Jones, wilburton.
Ter. Howard c. Smiley.
Fourth Congressional District.
DemoCrat-Robert Wheeler, Teoumseh (;
Tom II. McKeown, Ada. VIM. l..
Cheatham. Brstow.
Republican-Joseph c. Ppingey, Chand-
Ter.
sociaiIst-r A e,.nwona a,,o,a
Tiftb Conrr.ssIon.i n,s,rict
Democrat - = b swank, Norman;
James A. Mathews. oklahoma CITY
City. James s. Tw,yford OkIahotna CITY.
Wallace Il. Messener. Gushing; B. A. Nc
Aleer. Oklahoma city.
Indepcndent--P. NJ. Sullivan. Oklahoma
City
socialist--Leonsrd johnson, Guthrie.
Democrat Robt. l.. Glover. Rush
1la 1p,inss, nn. Inner Ihomas' Medicine PARK
'eu hI,"' oUhhIm,son' wa',efS; ,,n
renepupI.ahT. ". Sehsnan. LsW.on'
n.n seven,n No"s,esson", ss,," psu,. i.
TocIat-Jm metnhtc' shSuer' La
sooisIiaiU v,ilian Hsnry tno coni.v. sny.
DER v-... - n.
Democrat - LEROY A. curry Carmen;
Ed Brazell, Lamont
Republican - Manuel Herriok, Perry.
NJ. C. CARRIER, Enid: Charles swindaii,
Knapp, Autwine.
r,... .,,,,s, Nou ,..
,~Ims, yu",al SW'
pnnsiia ~ a'"'sn, sa.,,aih SS s,,i.,,,
up repup,,Snn,LN; n,L,; ~ ~ oeui,e"' S'h"e"
Asoery SuIhneu1, e , 9,.
n.,,sec seconu cuu'c,", u' IT,, No.
Deinoeia' - Sh"s' "a''ef ""'o"' A''
"a'a' r.,., ,.,.,., n,..-.. 3.
An"u "uuicnu Disu"''
Democrst-h. n; SuInulers wssoh,,'
Ei,ie Enioe W Serhor, MussSsee' SenJamin
,Mheeier' Muskoeee' duS ~ Neison' mus
hosee' x. ,.,.,, n....
nouttn ouu'c"t pcs ,s n,,,,.
beHiocrat-hafNe L. MeI'on' b'iau"-
A.. Ind l.ln lAN
Democrat-E. +. Lester, Wilburton.
Republican---A. U. Davidson. Keota; T.
II. Dubois, Talihina.
Democrat-Geo. s. March, Madill; Por
ter Newman, Durant.
Republican--A. A. Kelley. Madill.
seyeptb .yudicioi DIstrict.
DauocTatJ W poiap Ada; Arden L,
RnIIacL Roff
Decentralization w uuffar Ada.
Ejrhtb Judicial District.
ND.nocras "a Iovsdon Marietta
Noore brdmoret w n Eraem,n
Aramore.
Penub,,car---uugb NJ NcGuI. Ardmore.
hepuo''.ah.n ~. ' '
Nlnth JudiciaI Dlstrlct.
Democrat-.John L. Coitmen; Hoiden
Yiile; Geo. g. Crump, HoIdenVilei Dc a
WawOkA.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07

Best butter 51c ID. Russell Bros. -adyt.
 Fresh eggs, 5Ac. Russell Bros.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
ALI GIRLS KNOCK-KNEED' Sculptor Tells n Class That They Arc
 Designed That Way.

Philadelphia, Jan. 7.-Praise the American girls dimpled knees as much the fact that they knock together.
 Dr. R. Tait Mckenzie broke this news to group of startled students at a lecture yesterday on the human t1g- ure. delivered before a small but pro- foundly interested audience in tte Fine Arts Building.
 "In musical comedy shows said Dr. Mckenzie, with pitiless logic, girls never stand with their knees together. If they did you would see the incest line of knock-knees you ever imagined"
 -tenths of the audience at tempted to imagine this while the sculptor continued:
 Some manager with an anatomical turn of mind found this out long ago and now the girls stand with their feet apart"
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
THE TORTURE 0F
 INDIGESTION
Thousands Relieved by Taking
 "FTuIt-a-ilves"
The Famous Fruit Medicine

What Is Indigestion and what causes it2 As you know, solid food must be changed into liquid by tho -,omach before it can be taken up as aourishmcnt by the blood.
 ihc stomach acts os churn. It is covered by T strong, muscular coat md lined with a soft, delicate membrane which secretes the Gastric Juice which digcsts or dissolves solid food.
 When food enters the stomach, tho muscular cont squeezes and presses the food from end to end, or churns it, viIh the gastric juice to dissolve or digest it.
 But--if the stomach muscles arc weak or if the dissolylng fluid is roororinsuticicnt then food cannot Do digested properly and you have Indigestion.
 "Fruit.1..iucs" CT Fruit Laxo Tablets" ere made from concentrated and intensi- fed fruit juices 0Hd tonies. They will positively cure Indigestion and Dys- pcpsia because they tone up the stomach, bowels, kidneys and skin, and thus insure pure gastric juice and improved digestion.
 "Fruitatiucs", the only medicine made from fruit juices, will correct your Indiges. hon and enable you 10 enjoy evey meal 7ry Mis wonderful fruit medicine.
 50c box. for $2 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
HALLORAN BALKS. ON SCHOOL ITEMS
Committeeman DisapproVeS Of
 Big Increases Proposed

School Committeeman Joseph NJ, Halloran voiced strenuous objection to the list Of estimates submitted by the finance committee at special session of the school board yesterday afternoon, asserting that the pro- posed expenditures are entirely too high,
 Postpone Action One Week.
 After lengthy discussion, it was voted to take mp the budget again ai NeSt Fridays meeting, Although it will bc possible to make changes at that time, the majority of members have indicated their desire to send the proposed estimates to the board of finance and taxation.
 A total of sSl0,lS0. exclusive of special items of S46,7oo and a s2G,- 7s3.4l net shortage. or an increase over last year of S1i5,72S,il will be appropriated if the present lists go through.
 Commissioner Halloran objected to any increase over the amount allowed this year, Particularly, he opposed an item of s21,700 for sanitary re- pairs in the schools and S5,55U for medical inspection and nurses, He asked that the former item be stricken out entirely and that the second amount be cut to se,5o0, the amount given this year.
 Prefers Old Budget.
 The commissioner felt that the board should start the year with a budget similar to the one used this year and if the need of more money was apparent he felt it would be pro- vidcd from time to time. He as- serted that it would burden the tax payers unnecessarily if the proposed estimates were adopted.
 Comparing municipal business with private enterprises, he pointed ont that merchants arc struggling along under the most adverse con dtons. Under these conditions, he pointed out. the city cannot afford extra expenditures.
 Chairman F. G. Nibberts of the health and sanitation committee spoke in support of the items men toned by Mir. Halloran. He told the board that New Britain is spending less money for sanitation than most clues, anu Hp WOllNeTtil II tlitIS strict compliance with the laws.
 Committee "Prejudiced.'
 Again taking the floor, Mr. Hal loran stated that the committee that inspected the schools and reported unfavorably upon sanitary conditions was composed of educational or medi- cal men, and therefore prejudiced. MT. Vibberts corrected that the com- mittee was Dr. J. E. Martin Mrs. kimbal and himself.
 Superintendent $. II. Holmes, speaking upon the item for repairs, which shows an increase of Sl2,o0o, making the figure s30,0o0, stated that it was but one per cent. of the cost of the school plant, and, In ms opinion, a favorable figure.
 Commissioner H. H. Pease felt that more careful consideration of the budget, item by item, was desirable.
 Proposed Estimates.
 As presented by the finance com mittee, the budget is:
 Appropriated Estimated
 1o21-192o 1922-1923
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07

Totals .......... s737,950 SS10,1S0
 Total Shortage S51 .S55.G5.
 The total shortage is S11 ,Sl5.G5 and the balances total S25,062.24, leaving a net shortage of S26,79341. An item of S46,7oO has been inserted for inn
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
BOOSTERS BEAT BOYS.
Now Want Games With Any Team
 Averaging Up 10 100 Pounds.

The Boosters defeated the Boys club Badgers l7 to l6 last night. Gordon made 10 of the winners points, while for the losers Shurewsky starred, making 9 points.
 The Boosters want games with any teams averaging 95 to 100 pounds. Address Manager l. Yam, 47 Willow street, phone 262S-2. ..
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
High School Game With
 South Manchester Off

The scheduled game between the local High school and South Man. chester which was to be played to- night in the gymnasium of the High school on Franklin square, has been cancelled. The announcement was made yesterday afternoon by Manag- CT Vincent Hayes.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
"Virginia Delight for Sunday Dinner.

The New Haven Dairy has created new frozen dessert, Virginia De- light" a rich velvety cream enveloped with nuts with a bedley of flavorings that is irresistible. On sale Sunday at New Haven Dairy dealers exclusively. soc pint COG quart. No orders filled from factory.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-07

provemcnts in safety devices at the schools.
 The finance committee has recom- mendcd that S@,o0O be expended for a male clerk in the office of the sup erintendent. The committee felt that Mr Holmes is oVerburdened with work and needs assistance in the matters of lesser importance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-11
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Saturday evening Alex SAVOY OF
ST. Cloud met Paul Domke, Sank Cen
ire grappler, in a finish match SAVOY
threw Paul last fall but the local
mans followers claimed he was not
in condition at that time and had not
really shown what he could do. A
couple of weeks ago a match was ar
ranged to be staged at the Armory
here, saturday night The crowd that
greeted the cOnLenderS was one OF
the smallest that ever attended a
wrestling match in this city,
Had the crowd been of decent size
Stranger Lewis present world S
champion would have been induced to
come here.
He is to meet Domke and tho Bo-
hemian champion at Long Prairie
Tuesday, May 16 in handicap match
in which he agrees to pin the shoulders
of both his opponents to the mat IN
ninety minute period.
Domke is no small man but Sawdy
is still larger and tips the scales at
205, which is Is pounds above Domke's
weight. In Saturday nights bout
but Domke came back strong and Sc
cured two falls in fairly short order,
both with toe holds. The men are ap-
parent1y very evenly matched. st.
Cloud fans who saw the two men in
action last fall are anxious to see
them tangle again and Tuesday morn
ing a match was arranged to>be held
Friday evening of this week at the
ST. Cloud Armory. Domke is going
good and will give good account of
himself in this tuSsle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-11

which are receiving the most atten-
tion. Three candidates have filed for
each. In this legislative district
there are three candidates for the
lower house Of the Minnesota legis-
lature and two for the State Senate
The following is list of candidates
filed for office in Stearns county UP
to and including Monday of this week.
County Auditor-Nicholas Thomey,
st. Cloud
Register of Deeds-John Lang, St.
Cloud; George Deering, st. Cloud;
Frank H. Amman, St. Cloud.
Clerk of Court-John Dominik,
st. Cloud.
Treasurer. J. Kost, St. Cloud;
Andrew Bauer, st. Cloud; Lawrence
Item, St. Cloud.
Sherig-B. E. Schooner, st. Cloud;
Peter A. Zenz, st. Cloud.
County Attorney-Paul Ahles, ST.