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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

Summer eoagas aud colds are US
nally persistent and obstinate. AL
the more reason for assug a reliable
remedy Mrs. Margaret Smale. Bfsh0p
Calf. writes: -Foiey's Honsy and Tar
Es good remedy. Suffered frum q
cold last Eeek. used Il. and il aete:
like chas-a ~---Soid evsrywheFe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
ST. LOUIS MUSICIANS
STRIKE IS ENDED

thF AE1 A*sNfLd-EI fFss>I
St. Logts. Mo July ee-I-o AZ
Moticn picture theatres again H.,
crcheStras today following the SER
tleurent cf the Musicians strike
which began May l. The mussc'sr..
who walked out in protest agA.n.s
wage reduction. -stnrrsd to me
Orchestra pits as their old wages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS

Suppose you were asked 10
make up d platform fur new
party tomorrow. How would
yon express the eountry's 5 needs,
and what changes would yo0
sng9estf The interest In such =
question is more than academic
for what such party ought TO
do or to represent IS the measure
Of the duty of all existing par
ties, If thsy could only be made
TO understand il.
II IS really. amazing. when Que
comes 10 study the matter prae-
tically, how little is wrong with
our government and how slight
are the changes In principle and
practice that would make this
one Of the hsppiest and best
governed countries under the sun
We believe that they may all De-
summed up under three general
rules. These, If adopted for the
guidance Of congress and legals-
tnres. would be sufficient to cure
pretty much every political Ill
that affects us and to safeguard
the future. These three dlree-
tions are: The limitation of the
total of federal expenditures to
five hundred million dollars au-
nually; the prohibition Of all
legislation for or against some
special class or interest in the
community. with the repeal OF
the host of such obnoxious
statues now in force; and the
amendment Of legal procedure, so
that the delays and uncertain
ties which now mock the admin
istration of justice might be pre-
vented.
Human nature being every
where essentially the same, it IS
not surprising that We have
failed exactly where other cOun-
tries and other forms of govern
ment have failed. The republic
has fallen a prey to monopoly.
bribery and oppression of the
taxpayers through extravaganza
Of those in power, exactly as did
every monarchy in the time of its
prosperity, away back to Baby
Ion and Assyria. Extravaganza
and graft are bedfellows. The
use OF the law-making power to
give special advantages to select
ed individuals or interests is also
the weakness Of every govern
ment since government began
Our laws are saturated with IT,
Our legislatures have scarcely
any proposition before them that
il not tainted with vice. We
must get rid Of it, root and
branch or perish. And the law
must cease to be tine refuge of
lawyers and criminals and serve
Justice. How shall We aecomp-
lish these three aimsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
SANTA FE TO
BUILD NEW LINE

JBy In8 Ac1tt0 FEN74F
Chicago. July "a Contract for the
coastruction Of 43l-2 miles OF line
between Eldorado and Eilinor. kan
for the AtchIson. Topeka and SAINTS
~ mas let today to the Bates and
j3ogen Construction company Of this
eily. sccording 10 announcement BY
CT. ". Felt. chief engineer Of the
Deu&a ~ system. The cost Of tht
4ork would " approximately thrse
ilEon 6ollars. ~. Islt said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

Broom Corn

Lindsay standard. self working.
choice. Size; good. 7isc; fair. 7c;
common. 6c; dwarf, &c: medium.
6lae; common. 5lsc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
Hides


G. s. short hair. &c; G. 8.
IoAt hair. Sc; G. $. hruddy. %;
G. s, side branded. ae; green
hides. lie: dry salt sides. 2(G5c'
glue hides. lc; horse hides. 75ctG
$l25; ponies and culls, 50td Zoe;
hog skins. Sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

camp on : hiu-si6s overlooking thr
mining visase. II was underxtoo I
that fseld headquarters vuaid Dc es-
tablished here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
Kansas City Cash Grain

Kansas City. July 22Wheat: (:
No 2 hard, $l.07@1-3O; No. 2
red. $l-07@1Os. Corn: No. 2
white, 5Sc; No. 2 yellow. 6llk@
&c; No 3 yellow 60Is66lc.
Oats: No. 2 white. 36(d37c; No.
2 mixed, 35(GS51sc barley: 81
@58e. Hays unchanged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

ireland makes the mistake OF
thinking chance fighting IS her
fighting chance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
Pennsylvania TROOPS ON
GUARD NEAR MINES

Cckshurg. Pa. July 97-Truc2s OF
the ialth Pennsylvania cavalry a.
rived here this morning at Z o'cIorx
and AFTER detrainiag pitched thesr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

To make things warm for the
public next winter the govern
meus will have 10 make IT hot Tor
the coal miners this summer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22
Spot Cotton.

New York. 40 lower - 10,
New Orleans unchanged - -,
Norfolk. 80 lower - l3s
Savannah. IA lower - 2f.94s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

Edison asks questions which
wise men wouldn't care ~
answer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

The soviet seemingly aims at
winning Europe by conquest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

heifers. $a.Ood7m; bulls, $500
G4OO; veal calves, $4.50(d8O0;
stockers and feeders, $i.0od7.0O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

CALI for saes<sy neesings- essds ~
tAsnkx ehfsnary natkess, rssalasaeas.
sossrsy and ehurea sseisls. hectnFs nssiesss
rsrls for ehrreA ueetisgs texespt ssnfss
srruonsl are considered a. advsftisiH<
AL will b. charged Tor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-22

All unscitritsd manuscripts. SErsrs ami
us<sures s<ns 20 The Leader are seat AZ
the risk ef the cwner. fae Lester ex-
rssssly rspatIares any re~p@zsteshI fss
th<sr safe custody or rstnrn-
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
Gitcrn 1922,
q. @Gei8.

Ser Sriibling lit od, Der 6riibling.
@omiges &annen gebt ourd Die SEQ
tur. NeueS 2ehesy neueS 2ieben,
Crime 5el0er, Mieien mo @dlDer,
griiBen inns, bliibenoe O%bitbdume, la
6enoe 8lumen, boIoer Sonnenidein
Die Sebniudt nad langen Ninter-
monoen, liebIides Grlpaden, Sang
uno &long uno 8anoerlult, Die Sci
den oes 6riihIings, erfillen uniere
Ser8en uno @lieoer.
Hno 01tern lit oo. Mitten i'm 6ritb
ling. Sum ermaden fir @briiten AUDI
Die 9er3en oeS @lanbens.r
@oetbe ldBt ieinen nit Soft aerial
leren 5ault beim &lange Der Otter
gloden Oie 8orte finoen: 09ie BOT
l6aft Dor Id tpobl, olein mir feblt
ser @loubel" 2eioer beoeltten
oiele 8orte fir cine groBe Wenge
bon Weni6en oos Wotto hires Sc
bens; es feblt Der 8elt Der Olterglol-
be. Sir mie biele BON unS lit Die
0lterbotl6oft ni6ts ME leererS 6aa,
nidts mie elm toter &langl uGbriit
1T c%rItnnoen". 9ieie 8orte boloen
&inoergloltbens medten meniglten8
Soult auf aus ieinem 8riiten uno
@riibeln uno reqten i'm on 81 neuem
Sonoeln. Sb Die 9lter8ejt ni6t me
nigitens Elm @lci6es aud beute fertig
bringen fonnte, unS einmal lpieoer
beralts5ureiBen ans ooer, itlmpfer
@leidgiiltigfeit, aus oumpfer Ser
5meiflung un0 0ollariago?
Der Slterglalbe po6t aud an oie
Gore Ser @elt uro berlongt GiuIab.
@er i'm bat. Ser erltebt nit ibm,
INST Dem grloier. Gs mangeIt aber
ser 8 eft Der ehte @Ioube, Ser
Srieoen ser 8elt gebietet uno 2icbe,
8ieoeralfban, gebeiligfe Sronung,
Elm in frobem Sdaffen gelegnetes
Slid. Gs lonte ii6, nahoem oas
grauie 3erfleiiden Ser Meni6beit
aiifgeb6rt bot, cine II Ell 3eit nit
lieblider Morgenrote erbeben oie
80lfer iolten fir alle 3ufl1nft cine
8ieOerbolung Der lebten @eltragooie
unmogli6 MAIDEN. Gin nelter Sag lit
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

boffentlid menigitens i'm 8eroen,
a6er obne @iallben miro Die nele
3eit aTnJ drnier oefn ie, obne 6elter
Dos erDdrmt, obne Come, Die or
leltdtet, obne 5riiblingsanfang ulto
86rnle uno 6reuoe, Die oeS 2ebeus
Seine lpeft aus oen S6Gdten Der
groe. Nus Dem driltli6en 0iterge
oonfen berous t0nnte Der 8elt Set.
tlng ano AuferItebling meroen.
Jrte0e uno obermols 6rie0c
font es bon Wilionen bon 2ippell
aber Die Ser8en, oie iih mad, ibm ieb
men, bleiben unberiibrt-es feblt Der
@Ioube. 9ller 8eIt Itebt ser
Sempel oeS @laubenS often in je0es
2ano fIieBen Die 8oiier leines Sc.
genSltromes. 8ie tpiiroen sic tie
fen SddOen oes 8eltfrieges balo ge
til9t Die ldlperen Stunoen 6oIo ge
beilt lein, molten ale G0lfer aus sic
Ter lollteren Quelle trinfen lln0 Dem
hriltli6en Oitergeoonfen elm 0br lei
benl
GieltaulenOfa6 mieoerbolt Iid am
Sonntag Der 9ltergrilB bon Com 3u
Dom, bon Stride 5i Stride, iiber sic
meite 8eIt bin; ser idone @r1B.
aGbrilt lit e%rltanoen, Die @er3en ouf
Dem @elterl0ierl"
W3o6ten Dielc, bieIe oieier OIterbot.
i6dft folgen ii6 nit Dem SriiblingS.
glaltben a~ufraffen ST neuem Slln un0
neuem Ireiben. Ser 9lterqlallbe
ilberpinoet ben geiitigen 600 uno er.
meft 2eben nno &raft in ldmercn
Sdifialsltunoen. Sn ibm miro
WenldetbaB tno 6rebel ourd 2ie6c
geiiibnt ul0 getilgt. Die Olterliebc
lit Der 9onnertrdger ocs 5rieoenS
unO Der @eredtiefeit, iie lit oer9obu-
BREEDER fir Den 8eg, oltf Dem oe.
trennte @er5en uno 0ationen lid be-
9egnen uno ii6 Die SGrloe reihen
fonnen, TIM in einem eften G6Ifer-
6rtn0e ii6 cine rlele 3eit nit nellem
@liide 81 5immern. No6 Dem @in-
ter oeS Safes uno &rieges meiIt ser
SItereIaltbe oen 8eg gum 6rii6Iiua
oes Menlhentums.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
Senator @CA nnS oas Siitrift.M ietS-
NeIeB.

g[m 90. April Iduft Der germin fiir
0aS iogcnonnte n9oa" .Wiietsgeieb
fir sen 8iitrift BON Columbia ab.
Ger Serr Senator iebt onber ale
MfitteI un0 Sebel in 9%eme9itng, Inn
bic gerl1ngerung ieines @eietes iiber
Den 20. April binalis In oieien "a.
gen ollrdBuiebetl. Die meiiten Sc
natoren iiro oltf ieiner Seite. Giuer
ieiner ihlimmiten @coner aber lit
Senator Winers nit leinem oeutid)en
Nomen. 9ieler Montanabalier mar
Scr Gr5ieino oes oeutiden &oiiers
pGbreno ,0es &rieges mo ~perlangte
nod 1921 oeiien auslieferuna unO
9eitrafung; oerieIbe Winers mar ober
oilh ser 9roBtc 9cmunoerer oes ane.
rifaniiden &aiiers. oes YrGlioenten
Milion. gr itimmte audi fir ben
Northumberland obidon er Demo
frat lit. Mnn finoct i'm immcr auf
ser Seite ser iinau5ieaen @roBinou-
ltric- Sntereiicn. Nls @eqner Scr 0e.
ntofrotie uno oes @pblcS oes @olfes
fam er notiirIid oud Oos Wiietsoe.
iet oeS Senators 9on niht untcrltiib.
en-. 0ieicr Senator 9aa aber lit
Ihon mebr ols einmol lebensgefdbr-
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
goncpr0ia Stride,
2OIte uno IS Str. g. 8.

Die folgenoen &inoer mrroen let
ten Sonntag in Ser Goncoroia Stride
i'm 8eiiein elmer groBen uno ano6dti-
gen @emeinoe eingeiegnet. &uOolpb
@. 9auber, Artbur %. @leaion, Or
tbur q. &lein Gobert 9. 2epfing,
9orotbp &. Mhterfir6en gmma sc.
8ruegger, Bertha sc. gaop emma
S. @goIf, @liiobetb @ranalter, uno
@lia 8. &oie-Gu8ida.
Nm aarfreitag miro IN Ser Con-
coroia Stride INN II ltbr g~ormittags
oeuti6er @~ottesoienlt gebalten. Nud)
Der Sitergottesoienit (1m II llbr
Sonntag) lit in oeuti6er Sprahe.
am Nbeno Oes Slterfeites miro I'M
engliiden @otteSoienlt cine 9antate
gum gortrag gebradt, bic a~n3ltboren
aae eingelaoen lino, Die euten @eiang
Tfnhnn
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

-9lqd Idngerem 2eiocn ocritorb
anl Somstog, Den s. s(pril, abcnos
nm s llbr, in icincr @obnunq, 643
Q StraBe q. 80, SEER Suit. Gburm,
@atte Der 6rau @rethen qcb. Sob
mann. Ser @eritorbene betricb BORT.
ielblt cine Geitalration, Die er Dor
mebreren Sabren bon Serrn <OoIf
9aebnii6 faufte. - Ole 8~eeroioilrq
fono ON 9ienstae, Sen II. gpriI nadl
Dem Congregational 6rieobofe ltatt.
Die griloer Der oeutiden 5reirnolt.
rer-Soge, Arminius go. 25, erluicien
ibm Die lebte gbre.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Cine Nboronune oes 8orItouosS
flir oaS groBe &or5ert oes &orooltli
den S6ngerbun0eS in 9roCflpn, Gn.
DC Mai, meilt felt Mittmo6 in ser
Stoot uno madlt aud Dem Er1iioen-
ten Saroing cine Aufportune. 8abr.
ideinIid neroen sic Serren Iif enc
giiltigen 9eidei0 iiber Die SeiInohme
oes &raiioenteu AM Gon5ert einbolen
mollen.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

0erIahern bon 0omols att OerIelbsu
9onf unO bGlt ibnen cine &efmlng
Don Miaionen fir Ben ongefiigten
S6oOen itnter Die g1aie. DomofS
ltritt man, beion0ers ieitens 6rant-
reifs uno Nmeritas, notiirlih ieoe
8e8iebung az 2erten tpie Golidad.
@rongel, Semenoff ob. Sett ober
bat ser Moor ieine SduIoigfeit ge-
tan, man l1Bt i'm fanen, proteItiert
obeitorein nod gegen feline glusiagen
urlo belegt i'm nit Sdimpfmorten
iuie Bandit" .&Guber" Ii. oergl.
Gr lit fein Gngel, oieier sc.
menoff, pie Die l1nteriudung iiber
i'm Dor einemS enotstusiAuB benefit.
Sonlt bdtte er lih aud 81 ieinem
Nmte nidt bergegeben. Nber es lit
trobOem ridtig. unoanf lit Der @elt
2obn drmer Semenoffl
= y
Ser Gebue MiIitoire, elmer frun3o-
iif9en 3eitidrift uno offi5ielem Or
gan bes fron3ofiidn Marinemiuiiteri-
ltns, entnobm Dor mebreren 8oden
Die 8eltminiter @o5ette Die f~olgenoeu
Sdbe iiber Den Oeuti6en unterieeboot=
frieg.
at is high time we get rid of the
misleading ideas which are prevalent
regarding the use made by Germany
of the submarine as a war weapon.
The submarine war was completely
justifiable...... 1t is time also to x
plode the belief that the use of the
submarine by Germany was inconsist-
ent with the usages of the information
nal laws Of warfare. This view which
vas circulated enormously during the
war might dangerously prejudice our
national defense in the future.........
1t is quite unjustihable to contend that
an enemy merchant ship should be
warned before being torpedoed.'
llno tpegen beS oelltiden Sord)-
bootfriegS limo mir ongebli1 in Den
&rieg getretenl lln0 Die g6eorie
billions. oaB Elm Sonoelsfdiff Dor
Der SorpeOierrng ourd Elm llnteriee-
boot gefparnt meroen miilie, lit nod
DEM llrteil eines Dem fran3oiiiden
Winilterium nabeltebenoen Sdrei-
berS o~benorein ungere6tfertigtl Die
5ron5olen baben 1th mdbreno Ser Oh
riiltungsfonferen8, olS Der obiqe Pr
tifel ooer cine dbnlide IeuBerung
fran3oiil6er Wtorinefretie BORT be-
fannt puroe, gang gepaltig blomtert.
Sic baben aus Der S6ule geplauoertl
Die notwithstanding Der er1pdbn-
ten Safe lit audi in Der omerifanild-
EN- 3eiti6rift n2iping Age~ (8oltom
go. 1919, Settle 311, Mdr8nummer)
8i finoen. 9ieie leBtere bemerft oa-
gu: 08as nun nit 8e8ug orf Die
2ulitania nno Die gauge uipurlos bers
ienft" =@olitif2 Or mere ipe merelp
M into moral Indignation at
tbeie acts2" Selbitperltanoli6 /;
fommt man 81 FOLDER @inii9t erlt
81 iol6' ip6ter StunOe2 Aber Die
2iDing @ge Deroient iogar nod Nn-
erfenmung fir ung~emobnlide SnteI-
ligen3l 4uS S%auienoen bon Bet
tungen nn0 3eitidriften bat eS faum
cine 81 iolder grfenntnis gebradt.
Sen S%ran8oien paiien iebt Die oiden
2iigen Der ariegs8eit ni6t mebr in
ibre 3ufunftsplane. ShaOe ood,
bob utdn 10 gelogen bot Arme 5ran-
5oienl
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
S6eater.@ priteQnnae

Sn ser ct. Morienidule' finoet am
20. Mpril Elm Sbeater-@beno ltatt, 81
Dem alle5reunoe eingelaoen iino. Die
Sdulfinoer iino felt langerer Belt
fleiBig am BrobetL
-9ie Youne Beople's 2eague Ser
G~oncor0ia @emeinoe peronitaltet ON
81. uno %. Mpril in Der aapele cine
Observation-Disclosures uno laoet Die
Mitglieoer uno Sreunoe Der @emein-
De 0a5u elm.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

LID auf Der 5traBe beorobt moroen.
Die MietSpreiie m 8aibineton iino
obncbin bod genug. 0bne oos Sc
let wiiroe Der i6limmiten Sortc BON
8llder unO &rufitiernng Fir uuo
Cor geoffnet iein.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

SIM Sonntae, oen 8. Mpril 1929
perltarb nah langem uno ldppcrem
2eioenrin ieinem Seim 2016 &c Str.
g. So, Serr Sobn s.. &lenf. &on
9eruf mar Scr &eritorbene Elm 8dder
uno geborte Ser 81der l%lnteritiit-
nngs=@eieIlihaft ols Mit9lieo an. Gs
iiberlebt i'm feline 8itpe 2oliie geb.
&id. Sic 8eeroigung fano am 9iens-
tog na6mittag nod Dem 8roipect
SIN 5rieobofe itatt.
otf ser 9noe. Sci s 9ro3ent idrieb
uno 8eidnete i6, freiIid nidt aIl5li-
lan9e, nod ie elmer balben Stunoe
mliBte cine SGuoereibungspolic Elm.
gci6oltet neroen. Womentan ldneit
eS. uno meroen otrob oeS Sriibjabrs"
Die S1noe lteif.
gbos. z. S6megler.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Ser 6riibIing lit ougcfommctt.
9eiDeis Die StoOt @aibington bat
ioeben ichs reile ShnceihauieIn bon
Der 6obrif ". q. Smith in @ait Or
onge, u. s. iih tommen loiien.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
Sim SftermorSen.
@uitap @cili6, @aibinaton 8. g.

Qeis bebt oos @lodenflingen
gm Sltermorgen OIL,
llnO idmebt auf gngelsIdlpingen
Als 2pbgeiong binon.
&inon gu Simmelsboben,
9ort no iih lott Die 5rag':
@iebt es Elm Aiiferiteben
gtoh lnneem 2ei0enstog2
9ie 6riiblingsbIiiten idntiiden
S6on feitIi6 Strauh un0 Baum,
8eieli9t &noipen niden
Sm Iltfer1tebungStraltm.
Dofiir ooB @unoerbanoe
6rei mabteu 8 @rabestor,
2oBt Gbrilten obne Gnoe
Stets Ienoeu 0anf empor.
8eil Muferitebung obne
Ausi6bnung ni6t beltebt,
Gin jeoes 8olf gum Ebrone
0es S0dlten ernitbaft fIebt:
nSerr, idid oils Sitergobe
Gerideufung finit'rer Madt,
2aB oufIteb'n aus Dem @robe
Die mabre 6rie0enspradt.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Sic erIte 8eriommIung ser ncr.
erpobltcn Direftoren ser 8rolpeft
'Sia 6rieobofs @ciellidaft fono am
6reitQg, Den 7. 2pril i'm Concord
,alllb ltatt. 9as 9eomte erip1blten sic
9erren Die foIgenoen 9erionen.
ISM. Stiebling, Yr1iioent
ISM. Wtortin Scfrctar;
Geo. 5. u. 5tut, Sdabmciiter;
Geo. 4. Glitt. &crmalter.
Direftoren: g8oIf9ang HlldoGid)eI,
Sobn e. Mcrgner, Seru. IS. @inf.
Ter.
9eeroigt mltroen I'M 2aliie oes Der.
iloiienen Wtonats oie folqcrloen @er.
lonen: Moro g. Salenl, &e6ccca
Marfolf, 2Iopo Sbompion, Neuie
Ban u5er Sobn OderSbanien MarD
Nidols, Nligitita 9oeiIer, Sobn g.
Allmaan, &atbarine 2ihtenfeIs, So.
lcpb @erborot, Mobert Grant, Sole.
pbine Ballard, 6rieorih @elbig, Con.
lie @eaner uno emma ~. Mortimer.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Der 6riibling lit angefommen.
@eipeis: Die Stoot gSaibington bat
ioeben iedls neue ShnceihauieIn bon
Der 6obrif ". g. Smith in @ait Or
onge, V. s, iid tommen loiien.
-0eutide 5rouen iinO jebt in
9cutidIano ulth fir gidteritcaen
uno Observation-Disclosures Sueelaiien.
Gs proteitierte gegen oieien 8eidIuB
oes HeihSrotes boupti0dlid elm ban
riiher Ab%georoneter. Serr&onpregcr.
-6ronfreih orobt mieOer eiunloI
in Deutidlono einfollen at poAcn.
lteber 8oincorc, Den frau5oliihen Wlis
nilterprGli0enteil, Den Nenfersfnedt
0eiitidlonos. 6iebt o8oIiticus" in
Der Ausgobe Der 8oibingtoner
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FOUNDR|ES
Will. PLAY
LUTHERANS

The American Steel Foundries bas-
ketball team Will play the Lutherans
at the Lafayette school gymnasium
tonight and expect TO add another
victory to their credit Since the
game with the shamrock A. c. which
the Foundries won. 20 TO 10. the
team has been putting in two nights
a week at hard practice. perfecting
some new plays that will be used
in the coming game.
Tho Lutherans have picked the
best men from the teams Of their
league and are confident of winning
this game Walter Meyn. who is
coaching their team this year has
been drilling his men hard for this
game and when the whistle blows
for the tip-off. the spectators can be
sure of plenty of action as both
teams are fast and Of an equal
" eight.
There will be a preliminary game
starting at lis .. m. and the big
game promptly at Sis p. m. The
Foundries team will be out in their
new uniforms that they have pur-
chased through the Colonial Sporting
Goods store and will make a nifty
showing Be therei
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before they got started.
Blumf1eld made the only score for
the Lexingtons off a line plunge
for Is yards.
Hughes. for the Bulldogs, made
drop kick from the 81 yard line.
the only marker for them.
Muir. the star fullback of the
Lexin gton's, made many yards by
his heavy line plunging.
Flournoy at quarter. showed great
brainwork in running a team. by
keeping the plays regularly timed.
LaBounty. who started at right
half. was injured In the first quarter.
but went in the second half at right
end. broke up many a play for the
hostilec.
Taylor. who played left end. was
the tackling star Of the day.
Rupert and Holz5ack played a
whale of a game at tackles. making
many holes for numerous gains.
Tietilman and Kamer at guards
showed well for the Lexingtons
Esola. who took LaBounty's place
at right half back, plunged through
for many q gain. He also showed
we'll in passing.
Next Saturday the lexington
play the East Side Stars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-23
hammond TECHS lose
TO MOROCCO SATURDAY

The Hammond Technical gridsters
tasted the flrst defeat of the season
at Morocco last Saturday and were
forced to accept the goose-egg of a
300 score. The game was a bitter
ly fought ono and by no means was
the game as one sided as the score
Indicates. The Tech lads forced the
Morocco aggregation to their limit.
and 1t was only by sixty minutes OF
the hardest kind OF football that
they were able to score the thirty
points.
Hammond Tech opened the game
by kicking. but soon took posses
sion Of the ball on a tumble, only
to lose it a moment later on a SINH
lar play. In the first quarter the
Morocco eleven scored two touch
downs but were played on even
terms in the secon dand third quar-
ter. not scoring again until the last
period
In the second and third periods.
the local lads played the heavier