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, 1922-06-22
REPORT OF SCHOOL TREASURER
DISTRICT NO. ~
Npcsixed 4,

Balance on hand May LIST Of
last year e44.3
Recsived from Special Tax SIS
Received from state School
Land Income Fund.- 1915
1eSsived from General
County School Tar on
basis Of number Of teach
81 .-.-.-....-...... 234.1
Ro4eiveA from Special DIS
ItStot TAx and Poll TAx--- 1864
bceavuA from Poll Tax ESQ
Sspsriatssdsat ------ 1877
RoeAtveA ffom Fines and Z
Foffoltures (6ec. 33s3,
11fe. 1177, S37l, s367.
74l3 G. Q. 1880 1885, 1855
Totai recommendation
Ameunt paid for. salaries OF
f1ral ard Grade teach
~..---.----------- 0Ob.0
A1osnt psi1 for janitors.
SAgf0eefS, etc., ------- $40
AM11nt paid fos faei. wa
~ ,liGAt. Dowsr, Janit-
~ U0Dplia1 And other
NsDeQeo9 IL opeFAttoa---S AS
AM1GAt paSA feF stationery
IN 1opDale1 --------- -
AxbHNA4 pNlA Tor text books 34.l
AA9e4nnt pa5d Tor Dfonotion
4 AealtA, eteaniAG school
D4OWo Observation-Disclosures ~
~ SSbNat Daid for note,
np1GaWDt1e tsaAtonal Bank 700.0
NounA.fASA ter interest on
M1UGeo1nN9 .--.---- 66.1
, 1922-06-22

AM9unt ~ ~ printing-
Asascs q AsaAsADfil seth
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4 a.day cimpalrn ih ruta as.
sefl rs 27.es e 4 feature " me
reshed sinorfy far MAof y g.
Walton
walonr tour waa changed 20
eliminate nnx jumps Tho new
schedule ~ speeches beglnulng
Wednesday follows
"Wednesday Sept 20, Cherokee aud
Alva: Thursday Sept a. Msdfofi
and blackwell Friday. sepi ~
Newtlrk and Ponce ciiy saturday
Sept e. Perry and Mnlhan Tuesday
wednsaday ami rharsday Scot '6
y and as Tulsa and Tulsa dlslriat
FRIDAY Sept ~ Ffedsees and
orandfold Saturday sept 30 iav
ton aui Anadarko
MONDAY Oct q wHoaga wsat
therfofd aud clinton Tuesday Oc
3 Cheyenne and sayre Wednesday
oct Nanrum and Hollis. Thurs
day oa 8, Eldorado. Olustso and
Alus Friday. oct . Snyder hnd
Hobart saturday, Oct Z casasn
and chIckssha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

The eases u four o'hsrt af Nauoa
Ark also chafrta viih murder vsra
- f0r trial neat Munaay
Officials x foaaa etat of fhr Na
sissippi river are due Is meet herr
October fnf conferences wrh w
q Tee president 81 che brotherhood
q Rallrad reslrren and A. b
shefmfl, head - lhe order ~ Rail.
way CONDUCTOR 20 reFolain nl
new arreemonfa aecordine % an m
nouncomshi ~ Mr Lse Thear
holhelhoads Within tho lasi nv days
alened agreements With iho Nte Nork
Central iluoa che rsnnsflfana sYa
tom aud iho i4ohlgh Valley ailnad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

Jennie hANlshkt
s6i Apron faacy-M Mrs Anua Mock
abee Mrs A A voris Mrs ia
Woods.
s62 Nisht Gown emn Ms Ahni
GRAY; Silvia GRAY. Mrs
Csphax Miler
2ea NiEht Gown. laea trimmed Ara
Miller MIS- W n Learsoa.
Mrs Chandler
$50 Camiso'o. plain csrollno Koet
sch.
s65 Camisoie fancy Mrs CophaI
Mllls- " T Scott. Mrs }
parhan.
ses Teddy Bear ems Np Am.
Mockabes Mrs J = parham
Mrs S E Blrncs
So Teddy iaee trimmed Mrs {
miller Mrs " T. McCurdy
Lain Rele,
3es Petiicoat. white cotton nculal
ReeYes
800 Pctrost co'0red Mrs J =
Yarhau.
so svater plain Nrs Fred 0chs.
Mrs Charlie Olson
55i Sweater, fancy Mrs Chaies
oifon. Aiia Hewes
s72 Scarf knitted or crochet
Lucille s'earns Lucille Cay.
aI3 Bag fancy Mrs " " IIumph.
rey; Norma Hanael
sIi HandkerFhls' hemstHched =
Frances Roschcl
S75 Handkershiff lace trimmed
Frances Roschei. Mrs , "
Wilson Mrs Mary Nelson.
s7e ndker~hief enbroldery- Bss.
sle Clover Mrs D parham.
Heicn Hyde
chnorsn's Garments
s1s chlid's Haf o. cap-C A Ash
pangh Mrs John Bsisrlgsr
$40 Bog's Blouse Ms Cedl Par
ham
$50 Infants Dress-c A Ashpsush
Mrs John raieiger; J y.
Lehman.
sss Infants Saqae. ehoehet Or
knit'ed--Mrs Ann Noekabee
Lace Wort
ssf Yoke. chochet Helen smith
Mrs Mockabes. Mrs Nary
Nelson
$50 Lace-Luin = B.ler. nrs = "
Wilson: Deils Canning
go Yoke. iafi'nx--Nrs Cephss MI.
Ter. Jr
ssl Doiiiss-Bessle Glover. urs n
w Chandler Mrs S y Birnss
'ss Collar. lacs-Nrs Chandler.
Mrs. Miller: Mrs y W wilson
Aged Lseies work
- Woven Or braided rug--Mr. G
z Swan.
- Quilt Six or coton-M.
yandervart Mrs @ W sloan.
- Tatting 6peclmen-Mu 3 r
Barnes.
Jgvinlie Class
Ief chiid's dress--cora May Hu,a-
phrey. Martha Gray: Alta A.
nod -
es child's Teddy ybear--Nartha Cray.
~ child's sightdre,s-Cora siay
Humphrey; Edna stefnns: Rrth
Patterson
os child't Aprcn- Edna gtefHns:
Roth Chandler: Ollie woodsrd.
20 Towsi End-Dofoihy Hyde: Ar
iere Cooeh. Cofenne Esses.
10 Tewel fsce Trimmed-Aila
Bswes: Edna sterlns. Jay
Elie1 Baker
~ Dresser Scarf - Bessie Lee
eulth; Clara Bsckhsus
&c Sewing Bsg-Ezr'ba Gray.
re Handkerchief Hemstached Raih
Patterson.
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COUNTY rsis AWARDS

fconfianed from Page 81
Nstcsetf; ". J p gup-
rssl
20 osf coffo1-xu Csrruds
Bovsrr; Gus Andr1f Mrs J
y Lz6iey
3, Gait. Elk ~ wooi-Mrx g -
Soar: wliie Clover
80 Ray Rug-Hsien Smith. Mrs
Agnes Var Wick: samuel
Punk
Ladies oarrrents
- Hgzss Dfess--Linz Rawsingss
Frzncss Roaebel. Hrs Fnebis
~ Dress. wzss materisi-3irs.
cepfss Miils-. u. NJ. G "
slozrs Mrs. " II casra8sr.
25s Dress. Hsds oFsr-Nrs. y II
chzEcier.
- waisf. Inxsris-Nrs cspA4s
Naisr. r. silva Car.
80 AVFor. v0rk-Nrt Frsskss. Nf1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an inaamea eonditlaa
~ The mucous iininH ~ ths Euataf hian
Tube , When this tube is innamad yoa
hafe fumbiins HuaHd Or lmDsffaff
heafinH lnless the inflammation can
- tedased. yosr hearing mAy ~ %.
siToYsd forever
HAf.<B cAIAiftff MEDICINE viii
ef fafaffh ef Ueafnsas eauasd 81
tataffh. HALLS CArAfllgH MEDICINE
haa been aurcesafui ID fha treafaasnt of
thtaffh Tor over Foftv Years
.sold ~ aii driKslats q
y. J. Cheney co. Toisio. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
rAuF srv ~
~ Nv Gage

The uniiufn success that haa a..
tended lhe uie ~ Chamhsfnlas relle
ard nauh0eA Remedy IN tha rvllri
ani cure ~ q eei complaints. both fnr
chlltfe. and adults haa broueht a
into Almost universal use 80 that n %
practically without rival and a.
eseffons ehn has used lt kaowt 4 10
without an curai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

vianec a Son. srd
Asa Sow yr Nlrrn Rnu,. ist.
wnie nrosa. gnd Anna leNia. srd.
As ~ sew Pa paHl Nahuney
A-SC-Jr sow PIC rdwin steifcns
ia Edwin stcffona End. fewis
stWiham ard
A.K1 -Four Pigs Produce ~ Dam
Edwin sieffena. lst d. q Oleschon.
gnd. Lewis slroiham Srd
Duroc rlg Cluh.
tgs a if near Pig Bun stef
fcnw isi Lewis stroll am. rnd
Nigril Rout BRA. Anna Lewis. ih.
al6A jr Sow pir Edwin atof
finn iH Lewis suolham. gnd
rirsn Rout srd. Edton Ward. ard
Anna Lewis. 5ih
ais Beet l'ig Mosell nlaif. ist.
Mosel Blair. gnd.
Beei cattle.
n-9c ilclfer W Yearline q. 4
Smith
n-2s Helisr W. yearllue n O
nIrciei ia & 3 smith. End A N.
Dresser ard bred Walker ith
Mss nelior st calf & s Smith.
iat 81 81 Smith. 2nd Fred Walker.
srd
$3.50 llelfer Dr. Calf A. n Dres.
sen.
n-io S. champion Dull g. x.
Smith
M J champion nun s. s.
Smith
ne SD champion COW s. 81
smith
n-'a Jr Champion neltcr s. s..
Smith
h-4f Young Herd g n Smith
Grand Champion nnli s. S Smith
lat Fred walker. End
Grand Champion Cow s. s. smith
B-is-calf Herd n b Smith. ist
Fred Walker. snd
n-i6 -Four Animals got * x
>. z Smith ist Fred Walker. 2nd
n-i7 Two Animals produce / COW
s s Smith.
c-si null sr Calf J I. Parker
Csc Iieifer. sr yearllng . T..
Parker
ca Produce Cow D. \ Parker
Beef Cattle.
A Shorihorns.
AIS Ball. yrs -. y Lehman
A-2s Bun sr yearlins Tribble
Bros ist D. T.. Parker snd
A-so Bull, VI yearllns Tfibble
Bros
A-a2 Buli Dr. Calf Trlbhie Bros
ist , D Lehman. End W ECombs.
ard
A-9s Cow over I yrs Tribble
pros, lkt. " y Combs. End. , !.
Parker, 1rd.
A-ss Cow yfs y. A.. Parker
LIST. ). y Lehman. End
A-a5-iI iIeifer. 2 yrs W. r. Combs
A-sS iieifer. sr yearllng }. /.
Parker
A-i1-ileifer Jr yearilnF w wi
Combs ist. } =. Parker. End j X
.chman. 1fd
A-ss-~Heifer sr Calf Trbbis
Bros
ileifsr. Jr car W. D Combs |
Ist Tribbis Bros 2nd
A-io-sr Champion Bull Tubble
Bros
A-ii JG Champion fBalI-Tnlals I
Bros
fconilaued Tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

The men % sifh five and nlnpfy
years ~ aTn are not ths ratmd. we'll
I'D. bat thin. spafu men. I've on a
slender diet ne a. eafsiai ~ ha wlli.
howrvef, . man past mlddiu age wili
occasionally eat zoo much or of sons
article ~ food not aalied 90 hls con-
siiiulion. causing INDIGESTION ar con
stinail0n and wlli need dose u
Chamberlalu'a Tablets 70 move hll
bowela and lnylg0fate his stomach.
When This "a done there ls % reason
shy tho average man should no, I've
20 = fips old aEe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

A. nnfrasive. Chamberlain fah.
lots are tho exact ihlne reunf d
Strong enough for the most fnhlsl
mild enough for chIldran They cansa
an agreeable movement ~ lhe hoeeii
without any of that terrible gfipns
They are easy and pleasant g. nka
ana agreeable II ,'ieci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
eouans nlsrunn aenool mnnl.

schooi tcleuera should Flya lhs
same advice a. children wha have
eoHEhs a. ihta Florida teacher. Il fte-
commended foleya Honey aud Tar %
The chlldfen Ia mY school whp had the
'ila' and good resulfs came Whenever
u waa used writes Nfs 4. Arm
strong. Ohsrehobee. Finridt aoli
Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

For iNo tnafs,' writes Mrs 8afah
y nenneit. Anderson. indiana. 4 trisi
most everything FOR M kldnst trouble.
huf had n0 success uutil act foisy
Kidney pliis" Fuley kidney Pills
quickly relieve haekAehe. rheamAtic
pains dizziness and blurrsf vision.
klduey and bladder trouble
kldnsy and bladder trouble sold
Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
ATTORNEYS
MANI ApNERrlsInrkIs

want atrsr.isenenis !. he Lad
e. aus; be IN tie o.fi,s ~ twears
cciock 4 elassilcauou IL desired.
Classified ats Art cash. esoepi wher.
parties have regular 2ocaants Al The
Leader oface. The Lezdnr collectors
have experienced % uucA tro1bie
u heating many psrtlos who have
21one1 il w4nts. that Il = necessary
- invoke ths cAsh-in-1dvance sys-
Nz- sKeegt where reguikT acuuntx
sre maintained. NenoraltA q WAT
h wanted- a. Tor sale etc may
e left a. toe Leader s1si-oss olacs
ELs sane ul1 Be ooaFer,cd into iorI
soA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

.i9 Handkerchief Lace Trimmed
olle Woodward While Wood.
ward
so2 Handkerchief End nesalc lee
smith
Club Special
a2i Display OF sewlng Farm We
mans Club SO Guthrie isf.
Farm Woman Club No 0uta
rle End. Farm Womsns Club no
81 Guthrie 1rd Sunshine CluA
orlando an Farm womAn's
club No 10, seward sih
i22 Display a. Fancy WORK 600
club iss y N c club md
Farm womans ciub No Outh-
re ard. Farm Womans club Ne
2. Guthrie an; Farm wcmars'
club No Guthrie 9Th. Farm
womans Club No 10. Seward
9Th. sunshine Club Orlando, s,n.
Plants In Pot.
80 Gcranum " y Scott. Della
Canning
a2S Fern GerinIum-w y SCOTT Eda
Hookaday ath
go Hanging Bnske, of Plants Vir-
81 Rout
40 A. Any plant In bloom AIRS l.
STARK Mrs Lawson.
& Horticulture
Cano q. Urban. ist Mrs. q. +
Enstland. 2nd Martin Urban. ard
Jonathan liorschel Waldman, iat.
John waldman. and
Ben Davis Mra q Faeiland. ist.
John Waldman End llersehel valid
man. ard
Missouri rippin-Mrs g y East
land
winssar John Waldman let Mrs.
c r. Fasdand. md a VI short
Ord
stayman Winesap Mrs Eastland
lst yergi Root. end llcrschcl
Waldman. ard
York Imporial Mrs Eastland. lsl
Jas a. Anderson End q Urban. ard
Mammoth Black rwlg Raymond
purvinnce.
Delicious Mrs. tasilaad. ist Jas
Anderson. 2nd Iierschol waldman
srd
Collection oi Apples Jas orr. iat.
Martin Urban. md John waldman
Ord.
Crab Apples.
Best Plate crab Appleh " /
Short is, =. g Hiron, 2nd Harrison
Taylor. srd
Grapes.
Best Basket Grapes sirs g 81
Winch. Ist. Alton wicks. 2nd l. c /
IiiSon. srd
Peaches.
Crawford Mrs g Winch. lsl
Ars chas Olson. End.
Heath Cling Mrs Chas Olson
Any Variety Mrs G. }. Winch
ist: Theodore Tracy. End
Pears.
Bartlett " childers. list. Mrs.
Pearson. End Z Urban. 3rd
Kiefer chss q. Carr lat. }. 4
pursiance q Son. End Z. Urban. srd
Any Variety Nrs c. J. winch ir
Hfs a. A. voris. End.
Best Plate of Qainces Martin
Urban. isi. Z rrbsn. End Mrs chas
Olson 7rd
Swine.
~ Aged Boar reg ID. l.. Hawiey.
lat. G. r Frsry. End Ward 4 son,
srd.
A-Si-sr Boar Pig Paul Nahoney,
Ist: wilmer lehman. IND.
A-sz-Jr Boar Pig Edwin stenens
ist; L. {. Giesehsn. IND. L. c.
Ciesehsn. srd
A-ss-hgsd SOW pig-Anna T.ewis,
fsf. 4 = Vrsrv ena. - ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
PENSIONS sur NOT SENIORITY

fcontinued IRON Page -
ton + made up n men who teoS
the places % $500 strikers.
Wsih foHr striking shopmen on
trial Tor murder a. Memphis. Teen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
otNs raon ovior
sook 70 success

Ultimate disaster b nesllAblo 10
those pha fan % exercise proper
ihapahi ai the outset. ans. while de-.
afier ls costly. lhoasht IA ires E
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

AFTER a aslge elh zoe ehlsxora ~
;, leaat ara thAukfnl ve are nai
chicken lhai haa 20 acmist fof ~.
.nN ail lhe time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
OBSERVATIONS o.
nrr l..anrr

kln remember when elfa Used
% uofrF mare over the undertaken
taking asay her husband lhan ahe dia
over some vamp Walking on wlia
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
CLASSIFIED WANTS

FOR EXCHANGE A improved
acre trace cioss 20 ne clw for
house Is TIE city A q Arms lrong
Phone sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
CLASSIFIED WANTS
NoTIoI 10 sussol.s.ss

N re eresg q, eesivery be,ag tn
psr.ecg- or payer bttzg rCNe1 gwtst-
et or matllAfes. seascri sefs are arg
e. to 1aks sruesisie seIplAtnt &c
ne business ofllee N perssE. ey teie-
pAcus o. uAiL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

n0R gkI-E-sslae r J. RI oo.krFls
ana ssliess. ebess. Cal az =.
Sz..G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

thone sfs
FoR SAILS room modern. csrncr
t0is cellar. clsiern and earaee,
s-sooo1 Nice room modern cot
iare sor tso8ea 4 rooms and 2
ioss sl25aoo rooms aud lois on
corners only flEoQo 90 5 room nod !
ern fise location FER ss1e9eo 3
rocms. cisfcru and saraFe. s7o3o9 2
io.s ana room house. ssoo 1o Fsne
pair q Tecani lots a. price Ia ln-
tsEess you Several scrtNce lracis
70 sel or trade r Hlackmsn.
There has been quite a damand FOR
small tracts o. land located near
Gsthre so J have plaues some a. nr
acrcee JUST ac0oss from ere Guthrie
coarfry Club have suhdiyl8ed if
in'o acre tracts this 3s one of the
NOR beautiful sites ne-r Gn.hrie
Cas- and eiecirici,r iust IN front 81
this acreaxe Sow this 'raci is 20
ing 70 ss-f anc Y you vanf q good
hcaiion see Mccoy Realty Co. over
sec1rl;y state bark o. Phone ssf
Mccoy Rcal'v CO.
FOR sALE-s room modern house.
. lots. On paving good ioea son.
must be sold a. osce $3.50 vii
handle. balance ou long term lke
rent A p Armstrong Phone 500
FOR RENT
FsOR RENT--s room mo1srn hoase
near bgh school Phone s37
rOR RENT ~ Two modern light
housekeeq.as rooms or board snd
room for two. caH 1919 or see 1925
"a Noble
F0R REsT-Sics bed rooms wth
hone convsnlence Phone so Or
caA - 80 z vilss
roR RE2T-Thres furnished nooms
modern 5e- s. Bfoag
rCR RENT-A 5-room furnished
house can st SD wes. wsntuf
FoR RENT-s rom hou~e 10 good
conditios az s iss f,aulfe a.
1l4 s lF
lcsT-FouND
TRATED-I3larsx collie Cor. white
around Deck. names "Ragt Re
~4-t - c Ps~qsasrson. go pa.
Warner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

HoR sALE or LEssE-Tse w IL
d, ne " IS. Ser ls. Towns1ip
ls-Soffs Rssee flsl wsEonss c.
cioss 20 r-s51c15sr- Bssss H1<i
]. ! ff1rk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21
PERSONAL
goa s4Ls

FOg sAIsE-saee2. shseg Ehee5.
- Reg Sstosa hire ewes 81 fis p@r
lad. Reg Shropshire Rams a
81 pe- bead. - 1iea grsae ewes ss
s. zsr 5atz Theas are real s1eep
and xozh fte mo3eT y s Hzxs.
Cutnrss 3 !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

FOR SALE-5 room modern house
. lots. on paving good ioga ion
must be sold a. oace $3.50 viii
handle balance On long term lse
rent A p Armstrong Phone 500
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
EAST ORANGE, N. J.

slo. so0-six rooms and bath; everything up
10 date; plot 32xi00.
sIe ,5oo-Seven rooms. tiled bath. sun porch
everything modern and very attractive;
good sized plot.
sI3 ooo-Attractive 2-family; fs rooms, cvsU
modern Improvement; possession May j.
All convenient station and trolley; terms.
large seiection OF other desirable propw-
ties kindly state wants.
EDWARD E. BRUEN co.,
.5 Washington Place, East Orangc, y. ~
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
BARGAIN AT BAY SHORE. L. I.

10 acres OF ground on Montauk Hghway;
touse with 5 master bedrooms, tnaids' bed
rooms, baths; gardeners cottage with Inn
provements, COW barn, chicken houses, ga
NC, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
A sERvANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST
Equipped with Receiving Radio Phone.
$500

CASH AND
$3.50
Easy Terms
Takes Title
& Occupancy
z ROOMS.
Tiled Bath.
Plot
IO0x1s0 II.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

EASY CoMMUTATIoN TO NEW YORK;
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price; no ex-
tras: steam heat. pa rquet floors; oeautiiuliy
decorated inside and out. select, strictly
residential neighborhood. Water sports, golf.
country club. schools. churchee. markets
Nearly 500 feet elevation no mosquitoes.
Big living room with huge open fireplace
Many fine old oaks supply abundant shade;
No servants needed; electricaly equlppeo
iirhts and base plugs. Balance after initial
payment, can be paid up with less money
nan Won will waste In rent the next few
..ars Investirate r. u. WORCESTER,
suite 1912, 10 Broadway. n. Y. G. Tel.
1922 Cort.
The New York herald., 1922-10-19
Bergen Only Princeton
Regular Out Of Harness
Baker, Gray, German and
Van Gerbig Return.

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
PRINCETON, Oct. 1S.-This afternoons
workout of the Princeton varsity foot
ball squad saw the return Of number
Of regulars who have been on the sick
list. Quarterback Lloyd Bergen was
the only first string player not in uni
form and he is expected back before
Saturday.
Pink Baker, who has been out since
the initial contest. was back at tackle.
Gray returned TO end, German to quar-
terback and Van Gerbig to fullback.
Two radical changes are made in the
back field, Bob Stinson and Dick Shack
leford starting practice at halfback.
Two touchdowns were made in scrim-
mage against the Omelette, Dick Newby
scoring the first on a forward pass and
Watson Crum, who was substituted for
Newly. tallying the second on plunge
through the line. After the second score
Bill Roper sent the scrubs to the show
ers and kept the regulars at signal drill
until dark
The Princeton freshmen eleven had Its
last scrimmage here this afternoon be-
fore the Andover game Saturday. This
is the first contest between the yearlings
and Andover since the war and will
serve as an excellent means of COMPARE
son with Harvard freshmen, the latter
having been held to scoreless tie last
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-19

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The New York herald., 1922-10-19
HARVARD FINISHES
WORK FOR CENTRE
Varsity Sent Against Fresh.
men and Scrubs in Final
Hard Session.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 18.-There was
some more scrappy football in the
Stadium for the Harvard varsity players
this afternoon, tho coaches staging two
scrimmages. one against the freshmen
and the other against the scrubs. The
double football battle followed a long
lecture in the locker room and the play
continued until darkness made 1t almost
impossible to follow the ball. And with
the final whistle Coach Fisher Just about
completed the hard work he will have his
outfit do for the game on Saturday with
Centre.
Against the yearlings the varsity came
after six solid rushes which the freshs
men could not stop and which carried
the ball nearly forty yards up the field
with Chaplin finally crossing the goal
line. Buell. had his attempt for goal
blocked, but later counted twice.
Two other touchdowns were made by
McGill, former freshman tackle now
at end. on forward passes from Capt.
Buell.. The freshmen were full of fight.
but it was their first appearance in the
stadium and they were not quite at
ease. Reed Of the yearling team did
some very pretty kicking. one of his
boots carrying fifty yards, and Sanchez,
a freshman wing weighing only lao
pounds, did some sharp tackling In the
open.
The second team scrimmage was de-
signed to work the varsity out on the
defensive, but at the end of the bill the
first team scored q touchdown on steady
rushing
The New York herald., 1922-10-19
Sherman Once More Heads
Indoor Polo Association
Chosen President at Annual
Meeting in Biltmore.

George c. Sherman was reelected
president of the Indoor Polo Associa-
ton at it's annual meeting last night
1T the Hotel Bltmore. Robert A..
Craniss. vice-president; Charles Lang.
secretary. and A. w. Kinney. treasurer.
were also renamed. An enthusiastic
delegation representing sixteen clubs
from New York, New Jersey, Connecti-
cut. Pennsylvania. Virginia. Ohio and
Michigan was present raising the hopes
OF the organization for the biggest year
of indoor polo that 1t has ever enjoyed.
The association reported an enroll
ment of 200 members, the largest in
its history. Tournaments will be held
on a broader scale than heretofore,
starting with the New York Riding
Clubs tournament the first week in
November and ending the last week in
April with the national and intercolle-
slate championships Competitions have
been arranged for the Virginia Military
Institute, Philadelphia. Princeton and
Yale in addition to those held annually
by the local clubs.
The handicap committee will meet
November to revise the ratings of all
of the clubs.
The New York herald., 1922-10-19
Manual Training Helps
Stevens Tune for Y. M. C.. A.

Coach Durbarow took advantage OF
yesterdays half holiday to send the
Stevens Institute football team through
a long scrimmage with Manual Training
High School on Castle Point Field, Ho-
boken, in preparation for Saturdays
game with Springfield Y. NJ. C. A. Col
lege at Springfield. The Tech players
were given the ball on their own Is yard
line. from which point they marched
down the field 10 touchdown.
McCaffery took De Hart's place at
quarterback in the scrmmage. and Suhr,
a substitute back, jumped in at right
half Suhr's ability to throw a forward
pass may earn him berth on the
varsity. O'Callaghan. who has been on
the sick list for the last week, exer-
cised his kicking leg and expects to get
into the game Saturday.