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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

fl your friends viii he wishing
-hs- f.r sou tomovrow-aud so DO
re extend our hearty greetings But
We know that yoIr Christmas hou-
dag vll Poe happier { YOU are b,ess-
ed with Esoj health, and 20 urse
sou. 10 SOU are one ~ the many who
suffer from rheumatism. to hasten
a. once 90 "a Frum1s Drug store.
CO.. Michigan & Wayne. Michigan a
Wasl.rg-on ur Main & CO'faN .r
South Bend. and ,he Rel Cross
Pharmacy .u AIishaWaka. where
1araous wonderful 1903 Prescrlp-
zion mas be- found for sale. and use
q according 20 dlrectons The re-
LEI ia instant ard tho benefits are
AZ ny Won't you try 20 Mail or
Jors filed u addressed 20 Landon
Drug CO. south Bend. Price 81 cal
or write adv-356-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Unusual Stories
COZ IT CAtETERIA I'LL.

When man who has accumu-
lated "a -wO-day- growth OF beard.
Is too busy 20 shave. but has "a de-
sire 20 dine out" ard finds the bar
Der shops closing promptly a. =
o'clock DE is Con an unusual situation.
This was combination Of c.rcum-
stances in which Pros Floyd O. Jei-
uson found himself Thursday even
ing as ne stepped into the Jefferson
hote! baroer shop at 6:01 p. m.
Too late said Manager Pom
inert
Too late for WHAT" scowled the
prosecutor
"Too late for anything YOU want.
well, / want a shave!'
Cant help 90. we quit at g o'clock
on Thursday
We'll that's a prery howdydo !
wanted to go out FOR supper this
evening and I've been too busy TO
set into a barber shop until now"
Jellisou pondered the situation;
so did Pommert Pommert srasped
an idea
"Can YOU shave yourself Fgoyd?"
he asked
Certainly / can"
We'll at the end az that row OF
mirrors there is a dandy razor. soap.
"a everything. II YOU hurry you can
shave yourself before we close the
doors"
soon St Joseph county's prosecut-
ing attorney was smiling from be
hind "A thick creamy lathcr whilst ne
stropped the razor 20 a keen edge
preparatory to shipping off the Of
Tending whiskers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Hector" CAREY Applies TO
Practice Lac an South Bend

Arthur Garvey. alias Hector. "
former Notre Dame football bas-
ketbal and baseball star. filed his
application FOR admission 20 the s..
Joseph County Bar Association Fri
day.
Recommended by Mayor Ell See
Dirt and Attys. Francis Jackson and
W A Slick. GarveyS application
states that he completed three years
% study az the Notre Dame law
school
While at Notrc Dame. Garvey WAS
one Of the best tackles in the his
tory OF the schools football teams.
lie played basketball and was also
catcher on the varsity baseball team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Telephone Operators Plan TO
Make Thirty Families Happy

Thtrty baskets. HLod with chIeken.
fruit. milk and other cljah'es VIII
lee distributed SUNDAY by the Opera
tors club OF the Employees aSSot.a-
zion Of the Indiana Bel Telephone
Co.
At a recent house party OF Che
Operators club. each member COM
tribu-cd some article of food pre-
pared by themselves and $500 In
money for the purchase OF chickens.
Arrangements are being conduct
vd hy FLORENCE Peters. president OF
the Club assisted by Helen pour
and Ada Hatfield
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
DEATH or FARMER Is
PUZZLE To OFFICIALS

princeton. Ky Dec. % -
Ponce were unable 20 clear up the
mystery surrounding the death Of
jess Harper. age 45. farmer near
here. whose body was found in a
shallow creek under a railroad trestie
yesterday
Harper's skull was fractured. He
was seen 10 leave his home at mid
night
II Harper was pushed from the
,restle robbery was not the motive.
as his watch and money we're an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
T,CO Stores and Residence
DESTROYED In La Cross Fire

Fire OF unknown orlgIn destroyer
the Goet and Ness meat market.
Reed Brothers general store and the
George Goet residence i'm In Cross
early this morning. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Fire dghtiu- apparatus from
Kouts and Wanatah aided the local
department and with the aid Of "a
bucket brigade saved the town from
belng quilted by the fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Mrs. y. p. HERROLD.

Word was received today by c. H.
Baird, 721 Rex ST, of the death Of
Mrs. +. 2. HerroiG a. Kansas City.
Mrs. Herrold was formerly Of this
city. having lived here for u years.
Her husband was engaged in the
furniture business in South Bend.
The body viii be removed 20 West
Vile. Ind. Burial Will take place
Sunday noon in the Westville ceme-
ferry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
EDWARD wAwRzYNIkA.

Edward WawrzyniHa. infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wawrynika.
died az the family home $40 W.
Laporte av.. at 1880 o'clock Thurs
day night.
The parents and ore sister. Julia,
survive.
Funeral services will lie held az
, o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
Free Methodist church. Burial viii
take place in Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
JelLiSOH DismiSSeS THO
Defendants; No EUidence

Charges Of assault profanity and
provoCatson against Anthony Dor
weller were dism .ssed by Pros Floyd
Jellson in Superior court No 1,
Friday for lack Of evidence as were
charges against Lena Knight for the
alleged operation or a house Of IN
fame and against Ernest Baerman.
who was charged with being a fire.
uucntcr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
TrCO Masked Men Hold Up
Grocery Store. Get $50

Two masked holduD men, beAev-
ed 20 be white. entered the grocery
store conducted by Louis Ne.ditch al
1870 l. Calvert 20. about $50 o'clock
LAST night and empt.ed the cash re-
sister which contained about Ss5.
Ne.d.teh was .n a rear corner Of
enc store. engaged in preparing an
order OF groceries TO be cent out.
when the two men entered. After
placing thc5r MASKS In position, one
Of the men held a nickel plated re-
yolver 20 the proprietor. while tho
other proceeded 20 rife the cash re-
E.stcr.
Tho two men then dashed ont Of
the store. ran east on Calvert S..
and disappeared
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Fines and Jail Sentences
Suspended for Guilty Pair

Steve Sanoh. age IS. and Ra,o
Petcon. age 3S. OF 2O2s :. Lafayette
ST, were IN city court. Friday. fouu :
guilty OF petty larceny and each
given suspended fines OF SO and
costs and SO days in jail also sus,
pended.
The men were taken into custody
December l. on com plant q Walter
A. Lane. sDecial agent for the
Pennsylvania railroad They were
charged with stealing coal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

40 ottHIF1 FROM rage Dut-I
several lmes "a day ON the pablic
highway
The witness declared she had
seen q neighbour. Hughes Gibbs.
held zap and searched by the guards
ON the highway
Mrs Mary Courog. mother or Ed
"a Co7rar testified she lived near
che mine and had seen the trucks
allied wth armed guards on the
road br.ae.ue water 90 tho mine and
that tho guards had shouted az her
and Hsr daughter.
John Is 'oHr0y IS years DID, cor
robor1teJ the testimony given by
IBIS wf- and daughter regarding the
shooting ~ the mine and events
which preceded it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
OQa!ths
MARN {. MERRINIAN.

Mrs Mary g. Merriman. 7l6 Os-
borne 81. dicG yesterday afternoon
az o'clock. after an illness OF s.x
days with pneumonia. Mrs. Merri-
man was born in Ohio. May Q. 1s47.
ana had lived in South Bend the
past 90 years.
She was married ia the CITY. &c
]. J. Nerriman on oct I. 1865 Be
sides her husband. she is survived
by q daughter. Mrs Belle VI. Sm.-h
and one grandson. Ray NJ smith.
both Of South Bend
Funeral services will be held from
the home, Sunday afternoon, at .
O'Clock. Rev. Is. d Beck officiating.
Burial viii be in the City cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Four Chimney Fires DO
Little Damage m City

Flying sparks from chimueys were
the cause OF four fires yesterday
morning az thc residences OF l.. n.
Applecatc. PA Hammond court. Mrs.
r. Z. Carr. o26 S. William ST.. j. c.
Mayer $50 Leland av.. and Joe Stach-
owuki. 1119 W Ford ST. The estl-
mated loss 90 any or the homes will
not exceed $25 dollars
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Camp Fire Group Elects
Nadine Keesy Princess

The Ltahni Camp Fire girls held
their quarterly election of officers
Wednesday. officers elected We've
Nadine Keesy. princess; Dorothy
Price. Keeper of the count; Mildred
Werner. Keeper of the scrolls: and
Elya Ruth Holem. glce club man
agcr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
MOfOriSt Strikes Man,
Latter Slightly Hurt

Charles kurkhon, 1881 y. Burns
It,. escaped with slight injuries when
struck by n Ford car driven by
Charles Boyer. 500 Lincoln way r,
about 6:15 o'clock last night at Garst
ST. and Michigan ST.
Boyer was driving west on Garst
ST. and when approaching Michigan
81. struck kurkhon who was running
for e. street car. Kurkhoff was
thrown 90 the pavement, receiving
minor bruises. lie was later removed
90 his homo los Boyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Furniture Store Suffers
$1,000 Loss From Fire

Fire. due to "a defective fuse box.
caused 81 600 damages 20 the Reed
Furniture shop. 219 S. St Joseph
e., last night at $40 o'clock.
The elevator shaft room, where
the fuse box was located. and the
adjoining room were destroyed.
Considerable part OF the damage 90
The stock of furniture was caused
los smoke and water.
The loss is fully covered 10y i'm
suranCc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

John Gentry. 1909 +. Donald St TO
1919 - :. Michigan st.
Stanley Zywert, 500 Z LaSane av.
10 1924 Corby st.
William II. Meyer, S22 Cleveland
av to 1909 Diamond av.
Walter Condor. 1923 +. Cedar ST.
10 sol y. Eddy st.
G. j. Reimold, 4O9 y Michigan
st. 10 1l13 y. st. Joseph ST.
Theodore Sczkanowski 1906 Ma
pier ST TO 1921 W. Colfax av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
STATISTICS
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs Orville DeGran. 226
y. Notre Dame av., December 20. q
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Gyenge. ITO
Woodward avY December 20 a
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wass PIP
Hamden Ct, December Is, "a daugh-
ter. at Epworth hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry g. ironing.
415 POkagon ST., December 16 a
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

1t was wonderful work that your
office did in getting a prisoner be-
hind the bars Thursday" remarked
an attorney jokingly to Frank Esch.
Friday.
yes we never let prisoner who
surrenders get away from Us" was
the deputy sheriff's quick retort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
MUNCIE-A youthful fnancic

MUNCIE-A youthful financier
today told of new method he used
in raising money to buy his girl a
Christmas present lie said he took
the girl TO "A dance and charged all
stays" 80 cents a dance TO dance
with her. At last reports the girl
had not learned Of the stunt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Brazil. - James Wilson. who

1IN-NF7II' = "HIIIVN WII~WII' WIZ
caused the postpouement OF a trial
i'm the Clay Circuit court when no
appeared iu the jury box in an i'm
toNicated condition, was fined 10y
Judge Hutchinson and given "A pencil
farm sentence for contempt OF cou,t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

UNDERSTANDING SchncCdiCk.
age Il, OF Cincinnati told the police
he had been robbed of $1.40, all the
money he had, while beating his way
on a freight train TO his home for
Christmas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

COLUMBUS - Citizens here say
Columbus BARRIERS are making pro-
sress to normally Backwards fer
the shavers have announced a five
cCat increase for the daily scrape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

\ $500 judgment il asked by CAL
vim DOerins in "a suit filed in the
Circuit court Friday against Ellis b.
Eby in which il is alleged that he
has neglected TO pay a $3.50 prom
issory note in addition to paying for
$14 worth of merchandise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

BLOOMINGTON - Mayor Harris
has received a toy water.wagon aad
note of sympathy and condolences
over the water situation here from
Mayor Gels of Green Castle, as a
Christmas present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

DOVER, Ohio. j. COcn.' age CD.
retired as an employe OF the Pcnnsyl-
vania shop after A. years OF service,
during which time he was late 10
work but once. That was when he
punctured his bicycle tire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
GIIIsENSBURG -

GREENSBURG - \ ccatUr
county man who has smoked fos
- years has calculated that he has
rammed ton of tobacco into his
pipe during that time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Here and There

Leslie Parker. % years old. SIS
W. Washington ST., was returned 10
this city yesterday afternoon by Pro-
baton officer Luther Lane from De-
troit. where ne was arrested upon
advice OF local authorities. Parker
is held on a statutory charge on
complaint OF Thelma Grover, OF this
city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Owen Price, Bourbon, Ind, was
arrested at AS o'clock yesterday
afternoon at Michigan st. and JET
fe-son blvd, by officer Bloom,
charged with violating the city
parking ordinance. and cited to APP
pear in City court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

The Crumstown Home Economic
club held its Christmas meeting at
the home of Mrs. Frank Mangus,
Crumstown road. 4 program fitting
the Christmas season was the out
standing feature. The next meeting
Will be held at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Riddle, Crumstown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

James Borgcron, IL years old.
947 :. 10th ST.. River Park. was ar
rested at 1880 O'Clock yesterday at
ternoon by State Officer Otstot
charged with selling a motor from
Johnson motor wheel without
having a certificate of title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

The report of the bank day of
the public schools for December Y
shows that there were 3,17S deposi-
tors The amount deposited was
$t.573.4S making a total OF S40,-
OS43g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

The states charge of vehicle taking
against Jerry Moore, Jr., was dis
missed by Pros. Jellison in the Cir
cult court Friday. Moore was al
legged to have stolen a Ford touring
car from Ed Neddo.
, 1922-11-23

EANS ~ 1870
Commissioner, on receiving assurance
from the Turkish Government at Con
stantipople that it would see that the
newspapers refrained from publishing
anything which might work against the
safety of the Allied troops and of public
order, unanimously decided to abolish the
censorship, beginning November 18th.
Dublin, Nov. 20th.-yhe city is suffer
ing frCm an acute attack of nerves, part
ly owing to Mr.. De Valera's threat of re-
prisals, if Mr.. Erskine Childers, convict
ed of carrying arms. is executed.
London, November. 20th.-The Kings
speech at the formal opening of ParIla-
ment on Thursday, it is understood, will
begin with an important reference to
Foreign Affairs, followed by an ~aliusion
to unemployment at hOme. as connected
with the unsettled conditions Of Europe.
LEGISLATION establishing the ne constitu-
ton of Ireland viii b mentioned, how
ever. as the sole mltter. which n2ceSsita-
ted The meeting of Parliament for the
sacoDi tim this year. and and the House
will b. ioviteI to pass upon it WithOuC
aala". The 0 ficial view is that ten work
: days sh0nld suffice for The debate on
the 'aDiy to the speech from the Throne
and th4 passage Of the Irish Bid, but it is
regarded - somewhat doubtful, if the
GOvt's. prog a nma for a very short Ses
sion can be strictly adhered to: Contrary
to tie usual eX 4rience after a general
election, the o.. %osition, as represented
by the augmented Labour Party, is in
hiyh spirits over thu reinfO"cnT21t Of its
Iumber and is not likely to fOrego, will.
ingly, the opportunities the debate 81
cff4r An amendment. raising th"eUrob-
lem Of uneMp,Oy npnt and or La
boIr DOD)<al8 or Gn'5 IS eX
p4c;r+I, viii , prAsSe ! up II he .1OVt. and
O,n4f amen iment5 may Be moved, will
the neacln5 will be crowded with youpG
m1rb4rs from the North eager to address
the House on matters in which they aIe
clearly interested. Nh. SmiiIlo, Pres
Dent of the Scottish Mines Union, how
tver told his executive committee Il
Glasgow today that although l.aboIr Is
row about $50 strong they must not eA
poet a millennium in The mex few
mont s. bat Trey might look fer a vas {
improvement in conditions for the work
ers. The TWO Liberal parties VIII also
be active AID 1t may te -ntcesSa airy to
offer sp> cjai days ttr lie tebtte after
ne irish business is transacted. Asked
We ar Mr.. NeWb0lj, Gle 50 ltary Con
muaIsl in the new Parliament, would
take the oath Of a.Ie9ia e to the King,
tue Communist Party's Parllan entary
Secretary admitted ,nat the Oalh did
not accord WIN re principles Of the
PARTY hut p Id4tI tlat as a matter Of
, 1922-11-23

IlJd1SIJ " q LIN SO0A A~HN ~ NHNS'
of Princeton, and the resultant three
points, Princeton defeated Yale here
veste1 day afternoon in the annual foot
ball match.
Berlin, Nov. 18th The weekly retr
suit of the ReicbsbSnk shows a re- a.
crease in currency during the se>Ard
week ii vember, when sixty-fve bill
lion mas, of new norey was put sin
London, Nov. 19th.-The rev Parlia-
ment, which ASSEMBLIES tCn0rlCw, will
possess one novelty, as it will be tie
first Parliament in Which TIE Iabour
party has attained dimensions emitting
it to be recognized as the official OPPOSE
ton, with certain p%resc1iptlVe privileges
in the amenities of the House attached
to that position. There are three possible
claimants for the position of leader of the
opposition, raRe!y,, Mr.. AsquIFh. mr.
Il0yd George AID Mr.. Clyurs, suppoS.
inc the latter, as expected is reelected
Chairman Of the official opposition, as
the Labour party far outWtighs in
strength either the AsQuith or Lloyd
George parties. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday will be occupied in the tor
malities of eIecting a new speaker ana
the swearing in of new members. Mr..
II. P. O'ConnOr, as father of the House,
will propose the reelection of the present
speaker, Mr.. Whitley and his motion is
expected to be carried unanimously.
The formal opening of Parliament by the
King will take place on Thursday when
His Majesty will deliver a brief sDaa2A'
in which he will announce the Assem-.
bling of a new Parliament AMI intimate
that its pgincipll business Will b. the
ratification Of the Irish Constitution,
when must be accomplished by Deem
her 6.h, otherwise the Aaglo-lri5h treaty
Will lapse. For this raason, mu:h less
tine than usual will be occupied in DE-.
bl,e on the al Tres in ranlV to the
King's speech and Parliament will ad-
i1urn earl in December, to re-asSem0le
February, when the real Eu lneSS OF
LEGISLATION will begin.
C5nstantipople, Nov. 19th.--Ihe crown
Prince Abdul Medjid Etfendi, cousin OF
the Sultan Mohamned Sixth, was elected
Calipn by the Cheat National ASS noy
O turkey On Saturd y and will be 10
Quoted into office tomorrow. Angord
will probably be the seat of the C1u,
p1are ualiI the foreign occupation or
~Constansinople ceases. Abdul MedJd
Effendi was born in 1859. He received
118 votes our of a total of 1853 cast. Inc
new Caipn t~elggraphed his acceptance,
rasprving certain United temporal pow,
ers. He Is a sJn OF the Sultan Abdul
Azlz and is described as Interested 10
, 1922-11-23

to remain merely as the religious head
of Islam, but will insist upon exercising
temporal powers. Unlike most Turks,
he has only one wife ard lives modestly
and quietly, not mixing in politics.
london. Nov. 0tb.-According to ru-
mours t1Cm Dublin, published in the
Evening News, Mr.. Erskine ChilGers,
ore CT the chief assistants of Mr.. De
Valera, has been executed, together
with eight ether men, whose &we are
rot given. He as recently tried BEFORE
a military oCult IN a Clarge Of bearing
arms illegally.
Havana, Nov. 29th.-The delegate
from Panama replied to the official ad-
dress of welcome at The first session of
the Latin An erican NJ edical Congress,
Which opened hero today in this city.
The addresses, .yhh were broadcasted
by radio, were able to heard within a
radius of three thousand miles.
Constantinople, Nov. GOTH Rafet Pasha,
the Governor, may be dismi ,std his office
on occount of his failure to pre- vent the
ape of the Sultan. Accordin. to the
3sociated Press correspondents Raiet
declared that while the Nationa Q d.
not attach much importance to he
they nevertheless denounced Gre2 OH
tain's completely in The matter. des' hing
it asa fragrant interference in klSh
affairs.
Washington, Nov. 20th.-A special
session of Congress was convened today,
to last a fortnight, IN order to discuss
the administration ship subsidy bill.
TOm0rrOV, it is expected, the President
will address a joint session.
Lausanne, Nov. Z0uh.-M. Poincara,
1l IN,- . II - l),.AoI,. ~ 40 ~,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
OKLAHOMA TEAMS
WIN PLACE IN
stage TOURNEY
Exciting Finishes on
Deck in Finals at
Chicago Today

CHICAGO, May 20. -- with a
record breaking list Of more than
one thousand schoolboy athletes
from IA schools IN 2s states In the
competition. tho University Of Chi
caRo's intcrscholastic track and fold
meet opened this afternoon when
preliminarles were decided In 10
events to reduce the field for tho
finals tomorrow. The meet attract
ed the greatest list OF prep stars
that ever participated IN an inter-
scholastic meet In America.
Individual class was displayed by
a number OF the stars In tho pre-
| llminaries. most prominent among
| them being Bud HouHer OF OK
/ nard. Cal, worlds prep school put
| champion, Keeble OF Austin, Texas.
| Jimmy Draper. Georgetown. Texas,
and Hcrshel Smith OF san Francisco.
| Cal. In the high school section.
| Nacgcll Of pillsbury academy. Owa-
tanna. MINI, was tho outstanding
star OF the academy section and
| probably will he the best individual
! performer among the academy ath-
letes tomorrow. He qualified for elk
events.
Housor. who is representing OK
| nard all by himself. was not put to
a test in his trials, lie stood flat.
footed and tossed the shot ~ feet
and also qualified In the iavelin and
| discus throw.
Draper. the Texas youth who beat
his way for 1000 miles to compete
In the meet. qualified In the 100
yard dash and running broad Jump
tho only two events In which he
entered. Those qualifying for ths
| finals tomorrow include
l00-yard dash --- High schools
Turner. oklahoma city; Draper
Georgetown, Texas, Newkirk, Okla
homa City. Rest time made h,
Washington, Chicago, 10 flat.
l20-yard high hurdles. high
schools: Kecble, Austin, Texas
Vincent, saltwater, Okla. Haslett
Oklahoma City: best time by Bar
ron, Fonda. Iowa, ID as.
220-yard low hurdles. hiet
schools: Keeble. Austin, Texas; Win,
cent, saltwater. Okla Best time 20
seconds by Keeble.
Javelin throw: high schools
Keeble. Austin, Texas; Wooley. Gov.
ington. Okla, Doyle, oklahoms
City. Okla.
Running broad Jump; high
schools: qualiflers--Keeble. Austin
Texas; Philllps Okmulgee. Okla.
Hazlett, Oklahoma City. okla; ORA
per, Georgetown, Texas.
Discus throw; hish school: Dean
Nowata. Okla
Pale vault; high schools: quail
fiers-Weathers saltwater, Okla.