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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
TO TEST THE
[INST[IN THEORY


nr ales oat fch n Aeireeiai
,al observations 10 i-st the ,alldls'
81 the rlnNeln thcnf, 81 feiausiis
afe TO br undertaken D., ab expsdl
tion which ,he unlsefslly ~ can
iofnis hefe 4 to senl 8 australia
aullaf 'be total eclipse ~ me- snu
sen omhes =. 1929
scyems "A 1nomefs from iits
Observatory. uhls, r. conducted 81
the ynl,ef.lss 90 Moonl Hamilton.
near san Jose cal viii make ne
uip 81 " w campbell director
90 ihe Observatory vnl he'A lhe
naey
frCfetsof q rrampler nss'Hnnf
astronomer it ihe obsefsaio, Wlil
leave hers ilarh 50 for Australia
pf catpael and iae oihcs members
~ ihe Nncn an eNpe,iil0u aul .al
lnls ls Thls h 70 believed wlii be
the oni, American ospedinou sent a.
observe lhr eclipse
The Ilih of go eoilpse viii extend
from Abysmnh oteu the Nhflee
Peninsula ~lfllnas Islands and
over noflh~es'efn Australia. along
Ninet, Mile nehsa The California
expedition uili be- lncafei oa me
breach
A British expedition representing
the Royal Society The Royal obscr
yatnfy ana ne ROYAL A. ronoateai
SO letY uin leave earl, next month
Tor the chrlrmhs laiands fn observe
rhe eclrse
- the seaitrF On Ninety uie
liesfhr u expected 60 ~ clear IN
senfember hlshly important ssieni
f'c results arr espre - b. Campbell
said reren 3,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
ANOTHER LOT Of COMfED-
ERATE MONEY IN GERMANY
Many Citizens and Merchants
Are viciimlzed by freah
supply OF Ancient War
Time Money

n,rln. Feb Anolhef Issue -
rnl,ed siat confederate monei n
SO mills has peen pui on the marh''
la Uer1anr ant several pforinsut
merchants have been siollnased 10
slle extent 81 ihuumnas u doliars
score- 81 other. have asceplei ,hs
had bills 10 Fmallsf amounts
A fee months afo the confederate
money aarrhlodalf brleht pnl eieAn
uas ratsea quietly aroant 90 uaans
pecinr shopseepefs ant a eveh
lev visiting Americans vho display
"A eare.esrneat IN mailing shanre
A that iimr b earnlue waa l-uue,l ~
ihn hanAA ami thr newspapers a.
flsea fealer4 20 use discretion
The lscst knewn sits3m "a
mer,honi who ~ola hIa 81 soo3s
for $500 ln ash ana aesaiea lhr
confedeflte currency lie appealed
20 ,le American kssoestlpn of Com
merre and Tfa1e in liof1n
The Aasoeiaiion a. result ot
these raiis On German narke ans
Iuerran enois ~ tbt Confederate
money vendors hss lssaea warn
lng 70 lts eHenlels. deSlartnx "the
only eay 10 avoid nsh lossea ia Is
stecf ah ppynsens far goods
tpfoaeh bauA espeeiaiy where
t"fslsn tnrfeney comes inio aues
flun
cerman merchants recenuy also
have been aeeepflns coanterfei
German 50 MARI a1irs. manY y
shich are sfia IN circulation although
the police suseeedsd N eapurlus the
cosnteFisItefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
RHEUMATISM
| PAIN FROM SORE,
ACHING JOINTS
Rub pain away with a small
trial bottie Of old
st Jseobs OH"

What's Rheumatismy Pain only.
Stop druggingi Not ono case in
ny requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetratinr "Sf. jacobs Oh"
iireetly upon the tender spot" and
-ellef comes instantly. st. Jacobs Oil"
harmless rheumatism and seiatiea
iniment. which never disappoints and
'snnot burn the akin.
Limber up Quit complaining, Get
! small trial bottle from your drug
yist. and In Just moment you'll BE-
rec from rbeumntic and se.atic pain.
'oreness, stinncss and swelling. Don't
:11<rs k<iief fvnsts you Old. Eaonest
81 @ncpbs or he's curell milljsss y
'ssS...st'ez peyeyzu = ~ - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
CHURCH DISRUPTED
BY MARR|lG[ ROW
Girl Who Was Married IN
Guthrie To Boy Under Age.
Il Missing Church
Takes Action

th1hoda 49, teh AHrlltfnf MAJ
fare IN ,he wa*hnetan Avenue naa.
sis, chuvA oser tas johnson nish
atAa ease re.hsd lis climax ws.i.
uesaa, nishs II Aelbai haife et
the mnathls can.ersaee a thas hods
wfleh ~tls the congregation and -
runel - The expulsion 81 clsae b
nn Aapaa ali-r h. had refused 70 ar
oiasise % .ae ehar.h for aceusA,ian,
arelnsi lts aassoF Rse =. A Csoasoe
ard ier -svlnr false witness. in az.
sislnf tor necnse - MARI, RUN
Johnson. ms erswhlie i,.sear 90
bride
The coner~ea,lon's vote wes a.
x Godsae ca~slns tpe decldlnr vote
Fnw expulsion
Miss Willie Porter Who ac,omnaA.
sod nsehanan ana ihr tlrl on ,h,f
veeddlnr ,r.n and vhn was accused
Win him o, ~elsne saise Ni,nes. +,
tho parrlase. vas also removed from
fei'iw shlp IN the gn=Sregation
Johnkrn Quotes From n,hie
" Johnson lather o. the elr,
sftor sesers dengreiailon ~ thc
rss,or. who oao,ea 'he Rlh'e ,onmn.
oi.siy TO supnor, hl- assertions apol.
orl@d 10 he minister ana no con
wfeeauon for she sins oi anger anl
che nslnr of Improper ansusae
johnson Formerly was pastor 81 'hs
cAarch
= adhi, that llea when irot ,hH
- ddmf lloenae and sm serfs faf
that. bat have aOsolniei, 40 aroloss
as mako 10 ihs church
This was the statement made ~
ClNe buchanan. is seaf old boy
whose love misha Is the past
month have sct an oni|te community
u odds when NJ Colsoa after r..
bvkinr him tor as ",lolat an 81
Christian othscs" aslrd him il De- d.i
NJ want - repent pHhho,
Action on Girl Postponed
Action IN the ease of Ruth johnson
accussd with he lover oi piylnf
fa'se witness" when they applied io-
marriage liconsn and 81 her other
.f'asr was deiegrad hs vote ol ih~
oonrregation after her father made :
pies In her behalf
Ruth u nor here. D. deelarei .
Z, not know whrre sho b nor do an
momsers of tho famlly PERSONA. v
bfiA,e she q helne detained aaalnst
her will
Nr Codsoc questioned The conpre
cation for news of the riri. bat no
one had anyih.ne 20 say
The minister h.ntsd his heller that
nrrhanan had heon receiving anan
cisi aid IN his battle for the elrlhrido.
ant might even now bo relying On
aid nom the aarodls
oodsoe Impartial. Ne Says.
Bnohanans marriage 70 Johnson's
danphser was anuuled by the distrls,
court here aftef a hard tight bu.
ohansn finally agroed 10 take 30
fcsther action when promis IS
would be allowed 10 gomarry the ri .
when ~ came Of age While The
corrt battle wss suli going on Ar.
GoHsoe rreached . sermon on the af-
salr ia which he declared i was ihs
dpfy Of both johnson and buchanan
q apologize
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
# BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
flush The Kldnsys al once wAsn B.cE.
aehy or Bladder botheu msat
forms uric acid

No nsh % eomau sho ssi. neat rsrs.
iafly ean msks iaisfak< b auahias
The kidnrss oeceAionaliy. ss1s a sell
snepn authority. Meat iafms ufla stid
shieh elves ne klanss pese. - tiss
slusTishly alter o. stfsiu asis part "
fhs ~asls ard paisons ifam the kleo.i.
then you get sick Nesfly ali fheumA
ll-m. headaches. liver trauhls. nsrspus
seas, eonsslpatson. dizziness. slesple.snr>-.
bladder disorders eoms IRON slpggish kia'
neys.
lhs momsnt you fsfi dun acne n TIE
kidneys u your hsek hurts ~ II Tho
urine "a elondy. offensive. full ~ sell.
uent. Irregular ei passage ar attended
by . sensation Of sesl.ils,s. gst about iallr
oances Of Jsd Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and take Tablespoonful -
glass of water before hrsskla<t ief 4
few days and sour ksdu<ys vip then act
hs<. This fsnoas s~ifs i msds irom
the acid of gssps~ sB1 I<nshn Juice. osm-
bird with litksa and has hen used for
fsuerst5ons 10 snsh clogsd Kidneys ANT
stimulate them 20 activity. sf~o to neti.
trzlixs the acids Ia urine 70 ID no 'onrrr
eausss irsitsi'os. thus endins bladder dis-
ord<fs
/ Jsd Salts is inexpensive and can
90 tnjuFs, makss : d<lixhtfd err.
eeoosnk lithiz- vnier drink vhiek an reg
49, mra( safses skonl& iake nou and
- -Iur<n A. 49, 1I~>m ~ x@x.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

A well known travelling man who
visits the drue trade. ssys be- haf
often heard dwFaistn ask cust1ma-
who wlshed 70 hHf q cough medicine
whether u Was fur = child a. an -
all and u for 4 child they almost III
variablf recommended chsmheflaln :
toush Remedy The reason fof th's
= that they know ther. q no dangsr
from 4 and that "a aiwAya cures
There = not the least danger Ia rls :
'ng Il and for colds. Group and whoon
inf cough u q unsufpss-ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

For kidney and bladder frourie
grsrei weak and lame back. rheunz-
fIsn ard irregularities Of the KID
Deys z11 bisffe- Regulates bisi1s-
rosbseg = ch1dren L not 500 bs
sr-Exssts uzil tIzz- small boil ]
o<rsc crre- send Tor sworn te>ti-
nons,zf. Dr. z ". HzI;. 1ses Ollie
s<reef. s. Lou<s-. No-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

l.arfnc Robert Rich 81 81 Reno
ls hrra ihis week 'ahing over iho
manaremeni a. the fafnsE cleya or
relieving s. 2 Low, Who has becn
ihc manager for rorc than $40
years ioe" Vii devofe hr ohthc
tin. 70 pure bred livestock anj art.
culture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Foothal j. sers popnlar m nrms.
the niayefs aearlne 20 tooieear aud
kiekiue he hall ~its theis hare tcei
News uem
~ a. NOT knnw what KIND of a
same hi, is. aus any collcso fgesa /.
man can tell oa Il = not football
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

IA ~hAl 10 shss mean ~ Noins
OF f-f he time ash "A lohnnlr
IA sncircd "a had heen oui tor o1,
thr nleht hsfofe and w4s N aisTrae-
loinn aat 90 hns hall el"eA.
Fuess mv soa. h. muFmoroi fFV p
osAina Ms papery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Garner The CARRIER hieh scaooi
cafeteria feeds from 100 to 200 per
sons daiiy. Including students. teach
err and vi1iora u + run by the
domestic scienco class This Is ,he
third year Of the eaperiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Liberty Bonds
Kansas CITY Cash Grain

Kansas Cuy. Feb. 3-Wheai
No , hard. sil5lo 81 No. , rod.
l~aI20 Corn. No. ? white.
s5i r. No. ? yellow. i5' = No ?
yellow. s5i4c Oats No :, whit.
36i etq37c: No. ? mixed. 81 70
3te Rye. 76ta.77e Barley. J06
a2r Hay. unchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Norman u n nlaneaernon 'f
lnno ronkin ffeosh "a Nllna
has taken 40 hls duties 81 professor
oi French a. fhc University ~ Ok'a
homa 10 succeel Miss Lucille nofa.
Whe has zone 20 Frunse 10 con inae
hfr udlcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Naneum Herbert r. wilcman.
formerly editor and publishSr 81 ihe
Mangum star ~ho has been in g1s-
ernneDt service for The risi ave
yeats. sta toned sims war ~ Nor
folk Va. has returned 70 Nanxum
and agsn egi he oonns ied with
The ssf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Arimoie Ardmose vi'l make n
strong bad tor ihe 1923 convention
% the Re'~n Shoe Dealer. as.ncla
tion when that hoiA convene fof its
1899 sessioh a, Nutkegce rebmari
e. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
REQ PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rsb taxes The .ouch-
from sore. stiff. aching joints II can
not hurt you, and i certainly stops thai
old sheumzfisn torture ~ once.
Hhen sou are suffering 80 you can
hardly Get sronnd. jus NJ Red Pepper
Rub ard ycu vii have the quickest re-
lief known Nothing has sutl, conoen-
trs1ef. pesr;rsfin2 h<sf ss red peppers.
Just - scon - you spply Red Per1<r
kub sou riiI feel the tincIzrg heat II
Vfee msuut<s Z u1rf1s fa< sorr sDof
fheoqub ~ dseneh- Psln .nt sore-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
First Published IN the oushn. Dan,
Leader JaHusry, gsfd. Ioee
NOTICE. ~ .gfrfTMp>r ot ttS,r
ACCOUNT.

y" f"r f"mnff tauU
State - okiahoma coanfy = hogan.
Nofies . hereby gieeu fbat fi,~ final .e
eounis hats beeu filed IN said coaAi,
Court n Logan conniy. esais Il Ot..
bona, In fhs following numhered ana n
tlfied eausess
Han nenneff. Adm. Fsfafs ~ Dsns~l
" Benneif. Deseased. So 91fs
Bon y. Bennett. Ada. Estate n ns,.ii.
Bsnnetf. Dcceasea. 10 1sz
1hey hafs rsndesrd sna presented fi..ir
repsffs Tor flnsi seftiemsnt a. snsh 40
minisfrafers. snd that Pursaauf - 30 ss-
asr - eonrt made ~ the nnaerslrnea
SD ss<ennfs are - fef hesrnx anI
final seftlem~ns ana diesribnfion On Thars
das, ne isHA DAY u fsbrusfy a.. fhs
sane beinr = dsy ~ neeaisf Isnntsv
ifzz tern - ryurf. - ~ 10 e'eloet In ne
fersneon'of aid ray. n fhs County caa :,
neom In the CRY of Gufhrie. smnsv -
r>oFan. sfafs II oklaheus. - nhhh flsa.
ard pisoe anyperson inier~-fsd ~ anv -
th> above nani<ref and enflff~f s..ais~
may spr~zr nsd file he escrpflons h y 4
inr. q fsa seecrp<. spd eenf~-t si,~ lass~
II wifp<<< us~r<cf haze h<r>sr,s -
~ kss1 80 sff1se1 ~ <~zi 4 <s1
Ceur1 f11 - - - Ionr4r1 ~,
n = - - - 49,. -. - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

The bilious and dtspeptlc ore con-
stant sufferers and appeal 10 our
aympaihies Many such. however
have been completely restored to
health bs the use of Chalnberlain's
Tablets. These tablets Strengthen
the stomach. invigorase the liver and
improve the digestion They also
cause a gentle movement of the low.
els. when you have any trouble WIN
rour stomach. give them a tiai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
we'll SAY IT IS


The thinKs we leaEe undons eau 2
- . ioi Of faisr4abie hours. but no.
a. many - the unaone focd ~ eat
sam Hill The stomach in nose PER
sons Il more sensitive thsnsthe COS
sc.ence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

-hai both nations and indis'f-
ipais wo0'd Ike to learn = way -
get out Of debt as easily a. q i -
get into h.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

New South Wales hss made new
record for production Of TN. the out
rut heing valued 81 more than fse.-
o0oa0s at the close o. last year y
s growing large each year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

ohmuisce-wltb a paid me her
ship q 300 in the Young democraiic
league Okmnifee county i. leading
ne state. according 10 the secretary.
Nm John Mcconnell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Australian railroads bsss adoled 8
standard Faune a. ioAf isei elght aud
a half Inches Complete nBincatap
vIli eoa nearly go oe3 200
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

liominf Work vas started Non
day on a new grade school bulldns.
me first On the ~est side Of town
The west side last week completed
i's first block of paving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
TOWN TOPICS


When yoe need help yoall flnd
TAss ialks ~iil onss saoft
,nd sAoeeh they'll Ks,e soa he,p
'Teui - one ,aster short
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

The bamboo i usrslly thought of A.
= aiff. erect reed. but there are many
tropical species OF bamboo faat are
scrsmhilsg vines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
No, oelalnsI. 90. werln Repsa,.no

Not orioieai, Bot Worih Repeating
iScti ln hs o q NJ
~Na. ihe doctor az rchool says
roita have ms aicno.ds out re-
marked lohaia ss nc slammed his
hooks on The table
"AdcnaLds. Adenoids' Waai are
those fh.nesr arkcd his fnxglfd
mother
= dunno. somoih.ng ia my head.
'wrlicd Johnnie
Yon ainI cot nothing Ia YOUR hea J
You tel that fool doctor know bc-
cause ! CONN il oat with line comn
every day anrlly vNclllmed the
nsother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

II NJ coAia make
0nr dreams come ifue.
We 40 not think
We'd set 50 blue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

on the new read from Cleveland 90
iiom.nv rhls d the laa Nnk in 10
STATE hi.hwa, fom oklahom4 civ
10 nafissssllie by ~as ~ raphuHka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

kin ~ memher when NJ haa "a
take qulnlne n frna ~ ~rap 4 n
: little wafer instead q helae aide
Is swallow il Ia a tssteiess flil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

-Ie-ry ask rs I, the hafi WORK
ID docs that makes The poudcf pnfl
oh riris shame on sou'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

government ooaatf hf1aaht 4.
eeqgen rslhlt poits ln year IN New
zs'nna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

/ ike he girls.
J like their clothes
And their short skirts
That fhow 'he'- hofe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Wen. Do she hn NJ

licalllne IN naiia~ Ncwsi
Woman shot "a Cold Spr'uNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Ere>h Eyes. new cA>fS iil
cludel aorialess out. De-
iivered Oklahoma City. Via
express lnSS off
No. ] 80
Pari ing stock delivered Ok
lahoma city via express 90
Fresh creamery butter. 90.
= lh this 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

/ never believe a man shouli woTk
without being raid for Il That's why
Il always looks foonsh % M for peo-
ri. 70 waste time mlnd.ng other folks
bnriness. You neser get anything 70
-
oh yes you DO Yoa get ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Trooehs Hs Mean, the One Ne Was
Smoking

Wen. I'm al iae cnd q ny ro'e.
-roansd liafdnpp. a. b. -azod a, the
bunch % bills before him
Think goodness for that" eScia m
80 h.. wife. throw the hu;t out of
tba window and ar ont the rom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

t.e's Been -andeo Something and
Nov -e Wants the Gill Footed.
A man ly the name 81 Hand y
suing a man named Fooie IN Web.
i,a gKanl coar e. fscoser aamag
"a his automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
STATE JEWS NOTES


Begin Drive With Banquet
F'airsiew-The Fafrvle~' chamber
OF commerce VIII hold banquet here
TUESDAY night Febsuarl ~. a. which
lire merberzhip drive viii be
iasneh
Last Link IN State highway
nomIny-A big force s.ar-ed work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-18
Ohio STATE FIGHTS
MIGHTY IOWA TEAM

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1S.-Onlv
the most loyal sons of Ohio are Of
fering to wager the Bucks will beat
the mighty Iowas when the two
schools meet for the first time on the
gridiron here this afternoon.
Ohioans who just laid out a million
and half dollars for a new stadium
have hoped without gain through the
Buckeyes long string of defeats, but
them days is gone, for the season.
at least.
A cold rain, setting in at daybreak
further dampened the home spirit The
drizzle won't soften the solid sod of
the new field, but it may interfere
with the Iowa aerial attack, for which
the Bucks have been preparing.
Both teams nave a cripple. Coach
Howard Jones, of the Hawkeyes, an
nounced definitely that Leland Parkin.
quarterback, wont even suit up. He
has an infected leg. Harold WATSON,
star right tackle for the Bucks, who
made a great showing in the Min
nesota game, will not appear today
in the Ohio line, Coach Wilce said.
Iowa is one of the three undefeated
teams in the Big Ten conference, and
victory will practically clinch claim
to retaining that title which they won
last year. Ohio, on the other hand
will be fighting to win her first game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-18
RARE SWIMMING BY
SINAI TEAM AT ny"

Sinai swimming team, holders of
the Amateur Athletic Federation
championship, which appears at the
Richmond Y. NJ. C. A. pool next Thurs
day night, is the only team which trav-
els out of Chicago to compete with
other swimmers. The team is now
competing in the invitational meet at
the south side pool at Chicago.
The swimmers take the road next
week, their first swim being at Rich
mond against 1the Richmond 'Y''
Aquatic club, composed of select
swimmers and plangers. The team
has engagements at Anderson and Ko-
komo after the meet with the local
swimmers.
Swimmers on the Sinai team travel
as a representative aggregation of the
organization and the men will enter
the regulation events of swimming,
the dashes. from 40 yards to 220 yards
back stroke, breaststroke, fancy div.
ing, plunge and relay
In 10 years of travelling this team
has not been defeated on the road. 1t
has defeated such teams as Grand
Rapids, South Bend, Quincy, Fort
Wayne and Galesburg. George Eckert
who is coach Of the team. will make
the trip to this city and to the other
cities on the trip.
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Muey broke through for the tackle.
Decatur was penalized for holding.
Gay then punted to Kennedy, who re-
turned the ball to Decatur's 35 yard
line. Kessler then started the march
for goal. He ripped off nine yards
through tackle. Kennedy shot through
the line for five yards and Jones added
to the gains with a two yard advance
around left end. Kennedy then took
an end run for 16 yards. The ball on
Decatur,s four yard line Kessler
ripped through tackle for two yards
and Malone went through center for
one yard. Kennedy then scored his
last touchdown for the Red and White
by going over behind a mass forma-
ton. Kessler drop kicked. Score Is
to 6.
For the remainder Of the second
quarter the teams resorted to forward
passes and punted frequently.
Second Half
The second half was evenly fought
with both teams using a passing
game. Frequent penalizing broke up
the playing in the second half. De
catur succeeded in working the ball to
Richmond's 36-yard line in the final
quarter, but Kennedy intercepted a
pass and started the march up field.
Malone and Kessler put the ball on
Richmond's 48 yard line and the game
ended with Richmond on the of
fensive
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BY FRANK G. MENKE

Good gosh. all hemlock,
What smart bird Cholly Ebbets has
turned out to be.
Harken to the words of the Brook
lyn magnate:
Il have just come to the conclusion
that the prime purpose of the new
baseball players association is to pry
Digger salaries out of the club owners. .
II Cholly's agile brain hadn't fer
reted out the secret of the organiZa
tons existence, every other magnate
undoubtedly would have thought that
the players had banded together sc
they could request the magnates to re
duce their wages?
If the son of Bob Fitzsimmons only
had the fighting heart of his dad, what
a kick in either hand,l is fast, clever
has a ragged constitution and all the
other natural qualifications of a great
ringman.
But the heart isn't there.
And no one knew it better than ole
Fitz himself.
In the days when the late worlds
champion was bringing his boy to tht
fore privately, he boxed with tbs
youngster one afternoon before SONS
guests-and the youthful Fitz made &
fine showing.
Looks great eh?" commented Bob
Sr. Fine looking fighter. But he
doesn't like it. Watch.
Another boxing session ensued
Then old Fitz suddenly shifted anC
drove a left to the body-then a right
The youngster backed away and Gov
cred.
'If he'd only tear in when he's hurt
then I'd feel sure that he would ge'
somewhere" said Fitz, ST.. But ht
doesn't And nobody goes far in thu
fight game who can't take beatin:
and still fight on"
Young Fitz, in the years since then
has fought Just like he did with hi
father-shows up great, looks like {
worlds champion-until he gets BIZ
few solid ones. Then he become;
Marathoner.
Those who control racing affairs IL
the Empire state paid out $1,919,194 II
purses to horse owners in 1922. Tha
sum includes distribution at the fiv'
tracks-Belmont, Acqueduct, Empir'
City, Jamaica and Saratoga-durin;
| the 152 days of racing. The average
purse per race was about $2,100.
| Isn't it peculiar that through tn,
years they've been trying to find GU
what's the matter with Yale that the
haven't ever decided
Maybe the other teams have bette
| players!
Every time Yale eleven is whipped
| they begin to find fault with the coach
/ the trainer, the rubber, the alumni
/ the quarterback's intellect-and mucl
/ else.