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Huskers to Hit
Syracuse line
Under Handicap

THERE will BIO hardly breathing
space for the Huskers between
Their game with Oklahoma in the
latter's stronghold and the battle with
Syracuse university at Syracuse n Y,
next Saturday.
In fact. the Huskers will have prac
tically only four days of practice be
tween the two games, and with
chances favoring the customary mum
Der Of bumps In the game today
Coach Fred Dawson's eleven will en-.
ter the Syracuse battle under quite a
handicap.
However, the Nebraska players
demonstrated last year that they were
great road team when they under.
went hardships to tackle the Pitt
Painters in their own den. and there
is Il general feeling that the team will
rise to the emergency this year.
Following next Saturdays game,
the Dawson stalwarts viii return 10
Lincoln 10 rehabllitate and steal a
brief respite before the game with
Kansas university AZ their opponents
seat Of action at Lawrence, NoSem.
Der II.
After the Jayhawker conflict, the
Scarlet and Cream will remain home
for the last three games. meeting the
Kansas Aggies November Is. Iowa
State November rs and Notre Dame
November 80. ...
II is estimated that Nebraska viii
travel more than 4 800 miles In filling
It's read schedule
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Wolverines Beat
Illinois, $40

l
Ann Arbor, Mich, oct 2S.-Beat
ing down the stubborn defense of Bob
Zuppke's men, Michigan won Its sec
ord western conference football game
Of the season here today, downing
Illinois, "a to 0.
Although baked at many stages in
the game by the Illinois line, Yost &
machine took advantage OF every OPP
portunity. carrying the battle into
Illinois territory repeatedly during
the second and third periods.
The visitors threatened the Michi-
gan line but once. That was in the
final period when Zuppke's men
smashed their way from midfeld to
win Is yards OF the Wolverine goal
In line plunges an dend runs by Hap.
penney aud McIlwain. Here the Mich.
igan defense held.
In the opening period the Yostmen
were almost helpless before the lllini,
the Wolverines revamped line not be-
ing able TO clear the path for the
backs.
Illinois failed 10 make a first down
until the pinal period. when six were
registered. Michigan made eight
first downs during the game
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Tech Gives
Lincoln Hard
Battle but Loses
Kline Races 10 Yards for
Only Touchdown Scored
by Omahans Who
Lose Is 10 Z.

Lincoln. oct. 9s--(Speelal Tce
gram - High school fans Rot real
trent ~ football on Nebraska field
Saturday afternoon when omaha.
Tech held The all victorious Links 10
a ~ 10 victory ana with Just fair
amount u luck would hnvo made .
4 tonchd0wn in the last four minutes
Of play that would either have tlfd
the Fnine or Won FOR the Onaina ag
/ groEatlont
Lincoln wHB hard fought al through
the game, and II WAS nnyoHc's game
4 until the fnnl whistle blew. Tie
! Links scored first. adding another
Touchdown n few minui lttsr with
driving line plauge8
Kline zlg2aRgcd through tie Llr
roln defense IN Tie middle Of the thlld
quarter for ~ yards ana scored
touchdown for Dnmb1,
In The last quarter. Munroe, Sin.
gics Gnd Nriaenborg advanced The
bail IN Aoiics " line pluugos 10 lin,
c0ln'HJ foot lIue. Win only one down
rcmulxng, Kline tried q fake, and WAS
thrown fof Gyord lpRs
Omaha TERMS b1ekfold WAS night.
lnR aggregation Munroo. Eline. Welg.
cnberg and Singles. sent IN for Sell
greD, bit the line lime after lime for
consistent gains. Twice Omaha threat.
eued The gOal line, one tine going over
for-i touchdown, which WAS disallow.
cd for . penalty
The flfat quarter 9as ac1relegs. In
the secoHd period Tlionns Brown and
Duriach advanced the bail 10 Omahns
I0.ynfd line.
Lewis went N for Curtin. Brown
ran around cnd for 20 yards and on
The ncxt Two plays Brown made tho
extra yard for the touchdown Brown
failed 1T u place Kick for goal
in the hitter part ~ the quarter,
Lewis Kicked 40 yards 10 Omaha, who
fnblcd, and Mcintyre recovered on
the omaba ts.ysrd line. Krcig, Brown
and Lewis advanced the ball 10 tho
yard linz, whore KrciR went over
for the second counter. Brown drop.
kicked for goal In the middle Of the
third quarter. Munroe, Krosna and
WoIsenberR drove steadily down Tho
field 10 the lsyard line. Kraene added
a couple yards, and one the next play
Kline crisg.crosged through the Lin.
coin defense for 10 yards, and a touch
down. Swanson dropklcked for tho
extra point.
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Law Group Of Women C.. Of {.
,lrmbers 10 Hold Program

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Artificial Lake
Proves Popular

The lagoon at Gatun Locks. Gatun
Canal Zone, Panama. IN To have the
finest swimming pool in Central Amer.
lea. The construction has already
been started.
Hundreds have been swimming reg
ularly In the largest nrtinc-al lake IN
the world which has combination u
fresh and salt water, but the equip.
ment has been inadequate.
Swimming has been made more pop.
ular than ever by Homer Baker. ply.
steal director employed by the United
states government. For several
months Baker has supervised the
swimming periods of the l4lh infan'
try, under command OF Col. W. II.
curry. Pract cally every soldier was
taught to swim and the whole reRl'
rent made spectacular public *.
hibition Of swimming recently.
Last spring Ethelda Bleibirey
Olympic champion, mnde n tour 70
Panama and performed az Gatup lake
The turnout Of spectators was on" Of
the largest that ever assembled on
the concrete sides OF the great Gntun
dam and the wing wallis o. the Gatun
locks. Elhelda Blelbtrcy's tour also
helped TO popula1ze the swimming.
The Iith infantry, under the com.
mand OF Col. Goodale, will conduct q
monster swimming meet With fully
100 contestants, Fully 20 events
make up The program of events which
viii be held ~ a formal opening "
the new swimming arena.
The pool win cohtain 5oyard
strnightoway swimming coursc. Water
polo championships md other aquatic
fixtures II Importance VIII be held
regularly at the Gatun swimming
arena. a volunteer life saving corps
liz now being organized by Homer
Baker.
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Cophers Trouncr
Ohio State, 90

Northrop Field, Minneapolis, oct.
Minnesota upset the dope at
Northrop field here today. defeating
Ohio State, . 10 0. Minnesota opened
with vicious attack on Ohlos line
~ tho first period and pushed over u
touchdown after q march u 10 yards
up the field Martineau. McCreery and
Podcrson carrying the boil.
Ohio tried desperately 10 score. but
Minnesota'g defense had them back ut
the four 10 aud 15.yard lines. Work.
man IN each insance missed drop.
kick,
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Swimming Meet
at Omaha Nov. 10

The first annual Nebraska inter
seholastls swimming meet to be held
at the Omaha Athletic club on No
vember 10, promises TO bring out
much good competition. according 10
Isete Wendell, swimming director Of
the club. who has charge OF the
meet. Omaha high schools are de.
veloping fast teams and expect hot
competition from Lincoln High
school, which ls grooming some lively
watermen. A special feature Of the
meet will be the open A. A. U. 90
yard free style swim. Iowa university
has announced that two crack swim.
mers will be sent to represent that
school in the event.
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krohu Severely Beaten
hy jimmy pelane,

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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Loren Murehi.on TO Spot
Colors of Newark A. e.

loren Murehlson. former national
Tee yard champion will make hls
hnm. In Perth Amtsoy y aud
spart the coloFs - the Newark
Athletlo club Murrbisen wha
ppartsa ibs eeloFa q the lllinela
Attlsto Clah m lbs recsnt cham
p.ensi.ip A A T. events 10 Newark
wal b. eempslieA - rua unattached
o. faar m0asha, afjeF whlsa D. VII
bs stisltls 20 ealnpsts o. lha Svw
isfssy eFwaRik4tia
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Beautiful Girls Mother
Convicted Of Dope Sales

A federal Jury. out % minutes.
found Dixie Mack guilty 81 illegal
yale 81 narcotics judge Woo.irough
was to sentence her yesterday, tu, her
attorney asked for i've days In which
70 nle a motion Ter nsw trial
n,xle's li.ssar cid daughter, a beau
tlful child With Ions eguWa carls, sas
with her mothsg IN The V0sTg reoIp
lha wrtaaa also supports nsghsw.
a GFelshlph university stuasui
While cFeti4tlnE nee with the care
Ia lhsse iva ehsldEsn. ga whose seafs
sss pisai. toF lsnlssy, federal uifkers
are lafiiRrd "a exact he iall penalty
el he law She has been aiieled
Fsps atsiiy al nHs.i
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Chamber II Commerce to
Hold Halloween Part,

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Islanders Win.

Bethany. Neb.. Oct. 2S.--tspecial
Telegram.)-Coach Ernie Franks
Grand Island Zebras chalked up an
other mark in the win column yester'
day. when they romped over the Cot.
rcr eleven for 20 points. while the
Bethany team failed to get a point in
the scoring column.
TIE feature Of the contest was
90.yard run for touchdown by Reh-
der. Grand Island quarterback, In the
second period. when he grabbed one
Of Shuts' long punts and sidestpped
his way through the entire cotner
aggregation,
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L. L. McIlvaine to Address
PHILOSOPHICAL Society

l.. l.. Mcllvaine win speak on
Would Cancellation Of Interalled
War Debts Tend to Establish World
Peace?' Mt n meeting of the Omaha
Philosophical society IN tho Patter.
son block at Seventeenth and Farnan
streets at 3 Sunday afternoon.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Howell's Gains
Help Central to
Beat Des Moines
Blocked Punt, Downed by
Central Player, Yields
North lis Only Count.
crs in Tilt.

Fullback Howell, through the bril-
/ liant fieldrunnlng Of Central, parti
nlly atoncd for series Of defeats
| by North Of Dies Moines yesterday
when the wearers Of the Purple romp
Cd off with n 20 10 victory NJ West
orn League park.
The Iowans scored their only two
points shortly after the game started,
howell Of Central recovering block.
90 punt behind the Puppies goal.
Just Threatened.
Howell showed he wasn't traitor
20 tho cause a few minutes later by
plnnging across the Hawkeye youths'
line for the Schmidt cohorts first
touchdown, ending The scoryng for the
initial period
strlblIng failed 10 make the try.
for point.
Central threatened the Deg Moines
goal ~ the start Of the second quar-
ter, but loft the ball when StribliDg
failed at an attempt 10 place Kick.
The oval remained IN Pink and Green
territory until late IN the period, when
Central carried the ball 10 the lo%anH
20-yard line, from where stnbllnR
guccesgfnlly made en- addition Of .
points by q u placek kick.
Pass Sets Sardagc.
AZ the beginning ~ the second hall
Des mones completed a 35yard pass,
Aghby 10 Hyink, but lacked the fight
10 keep the ball progregsing down the
field, and Central got the ball on
down. A paGs, Galloway 10 Cog
iizcr, was responsible for Centrais
touchdown IN the third Gession. CAL
Ioway carried the ball over. Strbling
again failed 10 Rick goal.
Galloway carried the ball over for
Central's fnaJ touchdown In the
fourth period, and Stribling tailed
an extra point from 6crlmmage.
Following Is q summary;
It.a
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Substitutes Grand Island beach for
IFtckh1n, Cunningham for : phelan.
hnsH TOT Auhl. GptneT; Thomas for
Nt,hols. Mcpherson for EtEelmiler. Hop
ktar fuf burgaafd, Noils Tor Harmon
TnuF hdaNaA' q Fheian n), snk ts1.
5aAls after tonehdaNn Sink tsl or
ufiNlsf Referee, Harry Retd t'mplFes
llsilr aaNers Head linesm4n. SNs.on.
Time % periods Is minutes
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Gtid,,er Dies from
Rapiufsa Rieod ! s,,ei

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Exterminator Beaten
in $4,000 Stake Race

Baltimore, Oct. 2S--Ocoanic won
the $4,000 Washington handicap a,
Laurel this afternoon. Lucky Hour
was second and Paragon H. third
Exterminator, the fayorite, was
fourth.
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substttuilons--~fineoin: Durisch for
Tauers Lewis for Curtain, Curtain for
Thopae; Omaha Tech; Short for oberg
Holmes for Dorm, y, eellgren for Kline,
Francis for Peterson, Paterson for Htsf,
Powell for Paterson. Short for Dorm,
Oberg for Francis, Singles for ObefE, West
for Zuat, =. sslgren for Kline.
0uchdowBs-~Lineoln: Thomas, krtegi
Omaha Tech: Kline,
Try Tor point Brown fdropkiek), Bwan-
son fdfopklcb.
Officials; Referee, johnson fpoanc col.
ieRe): umpire, Day tNebrasks), Hehd
ilneatnan. swanson tAebraska).
Score by periods;
Lincoln ..,.t..+.....'s.'' va
LEAD TO KUN
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Store Observes Birthday

The Silk Shop this week Is celebrat
ing its first birthday and, according
to Manager Goldstein. big price reduc-
tons are now in effect all over the
store.
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MlcAis.n .eorinsl Toaohaown.. eappoa.
kifk, Utrita
tdrephieksli uoebsl place kies. Goals
ffaui field, dashei
Referee walter fthsfsall chicago.
rmpiE~ HaiReH Yale Field iuaEt
FfsA Nsung illlnnis WssisYan Head
insamanl , a. Nieheis, oesfila Tins %
periods Is Hiautss
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Nhi.l Scofe.

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81 the omaha Wttal fleb nestlus
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HghSGh19y@
f6ohBaH/

/ Fairfield Neby1~t. 9b.-~tHpscjal Teles
gram l-.-fairfeld High school defeated
Alexandria High IN fast game Of foot
ball - TO ..
Pswnee CITY. Eeb.. oct. s--.tspecist
featcd the Axtel High school team ~
| hstell this afternoon, 40 10 10 Tho fea.
ture Of the game was run ~ 100 yards
from behind hstelfa goal for touch.
+ down by John Boyer. which Was made
1 possible by clever Interference by Claude
| Huy1k.
schuyler Heb.. oct. 2s--fspecial Tele.
| gram. J---schuyiGr defeated Central City.
] IL 10 6. schuyler scored ts fret touch.
/ down In the first quarter. Frlsbie cir
cling left wing.
sidney. Neb. Oct. 2s-- Especial Tstc.
gram. THE sidney HlRh school football
! team lost 70 Alliance here TO D. Sid
ney was within yard ~ the Alliance
goal twice and within the I0-yafd line
three times
Polk, Neb.. Oct. 2s.--(speciai Tslo.
gram 1.-The Polk High school football
hard fought game, 7 to 2. Folks touch
down was made by Paul Newman, receive
Ing forward pass over the goal line
Bloomfield. Neb, oct ss-tspeclal
Telegran)-- Bloomfield HiKh school
football tenn defeated Laurel. 10 10 9.
Laurel scored II sons touchdown from n
forward pass. Bloomfield has won all It's
five straight games
Edgar Neb.. oct 2s.--(speciai Tele-
rraIn Edgar defeated Harvard ycsicr.
day ut Harvard 6 10 d, on n split buck
WibefE went through and ran 40 yards to
"a touchdown.
Plainvlew, Neba oct. Is speclal Tele-
Rram,) --Plnlnvew nigh defeated Tilden
at Til1en Friday, II 10 10.
Fullerton Loses Game.
Fullerton, Seb, Oct -CspeclalJ 80
Tho North Lnup high eleven defeated tho
local high school team hero In a hard
fought game by the score ~ = to Z Lem
ingor, Russell and Bhttishii starred for
Fullerton. Manchester and oliver played
the beat game for the visitors.
Harvard LOSES.
Harvard teb, Oct. Especial THE
local football eleven lost 20 The Edgar
team here hy the score 81 to 0,
York Beats Geneva.
Geneva, Neb. Oct. - tSpsri al York
defeated the Geneva HiEh school foot
ball team here BY the score ot u To-
The contest WAS hafd.feuEht from
the start TO the finish.
Oseeoia Team Wins.
Albion. Nfb oct IS -efSpaciat THE
Oscsola eleven defeated the Albion high
team here ~ the srora of ~ 20 q Aels
son and Mrnriae starred Tor the lesHH.
Alblon plays Columbus hers neat Friday,
Aufora aud Broksn how Tie,
HFakeu hus, Arh ott es tApsriat ~
The AURORA eleven sud the local tenn
hAttled 10 sfoFpiesa ftR here FRIDAY all
ffuosn before lsfFa fuwd ~ faHs fnHs
elt spa Moore started iuf AutHtas Wills
lseksan played he hrst sstue Zoe the To-
cal team
JtaHs tss-ss 10 Jrkantah.
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subst,tuflona Central Reynolds for
NcBermott Ennis for Thomas Goglizcr
for Perciynl Feuerman for Marrow. Hgr.
roy for Feiterman. perciVal for copllzer.
waldo for Clarke. Clarke for Waldo Inv.
son for Clarke. McDormott for Lawson.
Dcs Molneg Hail for Ferrjor Durham
for DAVIS. Thompfon for Dclneee. Del
Iuege for Davis ana Davis for r.. Ashby
Score by quarters:
Central ...4........ az 7
North Des Mo'nes ........a...2 4
Referfe. Bnmbae. Head Liheaman,
Burdick Umpire; Moriarify.
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nenfa 70 ! 81
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hFaheu Hos Arh.s htt eAHatA psriat ~
The Aurora eleven Esd the local Tee 81.
hAttled ~ sfufHiess fte here FRIDAY an,
efuosn before lafFe fuwd ~ faHs FnHt
Ell aHu Moore started Tor Aufutas Wills
lsehseu played he brst ssme Toe the To-
cal team
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FairflNldl Nebv0~t. 70 - tNpecjaI TeIo.
gram )-.-faiffleld High school defeated
Alexandria High IN a fast game Of foot
ball. 10 TO D.
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Albion. Seb.. oct IS -etspaeiat THE
osceola eleven defeated the Albion hlgh
team here ~ the krora of ~ 20 e. Aels
son and ~ iiride starred Tor the lesHH
Alblon plays Columbus hers neat Friday
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Schuyler. Neb.. Oct. 2s.~-fspeciai Tele-
gram J--schuylGr defeated Central City.
IL 10 6. Schuyler scored its first touch.
down In the first quarter. Frisbie cir
cling left wing,
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sidney Neb. Oct. 2s--Gpscis Tele-
gram THE sidney Hlgh school football
team loat 70 Alliance here, TO o. Sid.
ney was within yard ~ the Alliance
goal twlce and within the l0-yafd line
three timeB,
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York beats Geneva.

Geneva, Neb oct - Especial York
defeated the Geneva hish school foot
ball team here by the Efofa 0t ~ "a
The contest WAS hafd-fg fought from
tbs start 10 the finish.
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Pswnee city. Neb, oct ~ --fspoctsI
Telegran.) --pawnee City Nigh school de-.
fsatcd the Aztell High school team 81
hsteli this afternoon, 40 10 10 The fea.
t1rs OF the game was run Of 100 yards
from behind Axtelrs goal for 4 touch.
down by John Boyer. which Was made
possible BY clever interference by Claude
Huyfk,
The Kusko times., 1922-07-26
Plan Restitution to
 an Innocent Lifer

Columbus, CA movement is on foot by members of the Ohio LegisIa- ture to have the State make financial restitution to Carl Papenfnss, the 62- year-old Toledo man, recently pardoned from the Ohio penitentiary by Governor Davls, after having served six years of a life sentence for crime which he did not commit
 Representative H. S. Atkinson, of Columbus, minority floor leader in the last general assembly, announced that he favored such action and that a large number of members Of the legislature were interested in the movement
 4"The mere payment of money cannot reeompense him." Representative At kinson said, flor the loss of liberty and anguish of soul, but. so far as it can, the State ought to see.tbat he receives comfortable sum. Ten thousand dol lars is little enough to give this man, who has served six years behind prison bars without cause.
 Papenfuss was convicted of having ille, ally attacked his daughter, who was the star witness against him. The daughter recently admitted having testified falsely at the command of her mother, now dead. and Papenfuss was granted a pardon immediately. He re- turned to his home at Toledo. where the Wabash railroad gave him the job he had held for thirty years before being arrested.
The Kusko times., 1922-07-26
Policy of the United States in Matter of
 Recognition of Mexico

Washlngton.-The United States is not going to extend recognition to Mexico on mere promises of protection rights. This Government must have something more than personal assur- anees of Mexican officials that all will De well with Americans in Mexico in tEe future.
 There has been no change in the Bmerican policy towards Mexico since Secretary of State Hughes stated the position of the Cover nment many months ago.
 That position requires that Mexico enter into treaty with the United States Government providing for guar snty Of protection to American lives and property rights and providing fur sher for adj justment of claims resulting rom past outrages.
 Today the United States stands just where it stood at the outset of the Harding administration, and recogni- sion must come through treaty. There will be no recognition and then She negotiation of a treaty afterwards. The United States says in effect to Mexico:
 Negotiate with us now treaty of guaranty to protect American lives and property and that treaty automatically will constitute recognition of your gov srnment."
 The foregoing was disclosed here Saturday in an authoritative quarter. Theposition of the Government was re- iterated as a result of current reports shat recognition of Mexico was believed to be imminent,