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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-31

he mas interests.
A. r. Erik, rig builder in the
northern Montana fields. passed
through Great Falls Saturday from
his headquarters at Sunburst on his
way to Baker. where he will supervise
the erection of a 114-foot triple
sway braeed standard rig for the Alb
saroka Oil company. The Absareka
is to make a deep test and the high
derrick is needed because of the sway
ing spider.
]. ]. O'Donneil. office man for the
Mid-northern at its camp on the Daw-
sou-Merkle tract in the Kevin-Sun-
burst field, is in Great Falls for the
New Years holidays. The Mid-north-
ern is drilling three wells from this
camp. the second one on the Dawson
Merkle aud two others on the SUN
burst-Swears.
William A. Kingsley. who is on the
field staff of Senator T. $. Hogan IN
his operations in the northern fields,
is in the city from Shelby for the New
Years holidays.
A we'll will be drilled on the Coal
Ridge anticline south of Great Falls
at the Calvert p~ostoffice by the Tiger
Butte Oil e. Gas company. The pit is
being dug and constructing the rig.
The location will be on the GenimeH
ranch, II miles southwest of Stockett
and % miles south of Great Falls.
The Greater Great Falls Oil & Gas.
drilling on the Benton Lake struc-
ture IL miles northwest of Great
Falls, had reached a depth of 40
feet Saturday night, according to John
of the company. Officers of the
were much encouraged by
developments at the well, which seem
to indicate a large increase in the
closure effected in the forcing upward
of the structure in the block faulting.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-31

r. E. Dea has returned TO Great
Falls after a trip to Big Sandy where
he has interests.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-31

Dept. Mo. ego w. 4and St. New York
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-10
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen. No. 604.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the Board "
Local Improvements of the City of
Rock Island. Illinois, has filed in
the County Court OF Rock Island
County, a certificate of the cost of
the Improvement entitled in said
Court, In Rejection of the City
If Rock Island. Illinois, to assess
the cost of the resurfacing with
asphaltic concrete of Fifth Avenue
from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Streets" and said certificate also
shows the Court costs. the amount
Of accrued interest, and the total
amount of said assessment and
also that there is rebate OF
sl176.53 and said certificate also
states that the said improvement
conforms substantially to the re-
ouiremeuts of the original ordi-
nance for the construction of the
same as required by law, and that
final hearing on said certificate
. will be had on the goth day of
Nav, A D. 1922, at the hour of nine
o'clock A NJ, or as soon thereafter
as the business of the Court will
permit. All persons desiring may
file objections in said Court be-
fore said day and may appear on
the hearing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois,
this 5th day of May, A d. 1922.
H NJ. SCHRIVER,
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
FRANK WITCH,
JOHN MURRIN,
VIM. FITS UNIONS,
Board of Local Improvements of
the City of Rock Island, Illinois.
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FAST MOLINE CONCERTS.


Especial MO Inc SerVlcO-I
Concerts will De given by the
East Moline city band Saturday
evening at Seventh and Ninth
streets on Fifteenth avenue. On
the following Saturday concerts
will be given at Thirteenth street
and Eighteenth avenue and a.
Thirteenth avenue and Thirteenth
street.
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MONEY To LOAN

HONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS, go IN
: terest and reasonable commission. In
reply state number OF acres, value per
acre and amount of loan required.
SAVINGS RANK OF KEWANEE-
Kevanee. Illinois,
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Then lost he all religion and swore him
right roundly and loud. But a small
voice whispered to which he hardened
and straightway got him new stenog
for the one who quit-through an AID in
The Argus Classified Columns!
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FoR lighthouses.

FOR EyT--HOUSES.
FoUR ROOM COTTAGE. SEVENTH AVE.
nue and Ninth street, ST. B. l. 25l2.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN.
Call Dav. 57o5Y.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE. COMPLETE
u furnished 1916 Second avenue.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE. SIG IoI7 THIRD
avenue Inquire 1923 Fourteenth
street. r. I. 4542K.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE. INQUIRE
rs Tenth street.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON HILL,
vacant May 20. r. l. 3523K-
MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE. I13s SEC
ond avenue. Inquire 10I7 Second ave-
nue..
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE. 42I FIJI
tenth street. r. L. 1857.
HALF DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. SGT
Eleventh street B. L 3o7.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STORE ROOM. FIVE ROOM APART
ment. good location; also 10 acre farm
improved close in. r. l. ass. ]. J.
Gruske Agency.
CAMP FOB SEASON ON WATCH TOWER
grounds R. L 4616L.
STORE. GOOD LOCATION FOR ANY
business. GIL Seven tenth street B.
l. 1861.
BUILDING. 122 TWENTIETH STREET.
Call 900 Seventeenth street.
Furnished unfinished. E. /. 10TH
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
sTAURANT FOR SALE. GOOD DoCA-
ton. Address &C. c. care Argus
POOR HEALTH FORCES NE TO SELL
my grocery and novelty store at bar
gain S31 Fourth avenue
LOST AND FOUND.
LIBERAL REWARD FOB RETURN OF
Scotch Terrier pup. III Eighteenth
street. Oriental Cafe. R. L'2933.
FOUND: LON AIRED WHITE
poodle. Phone b l. 800.
LOST: KEY AND CHANGE IN SMALL
purse. Key valuable to owner. Return
to Argus Reward.
LOST: IDENTIFICATIoN CAR TICKET
in case with several other articles. b
L 3961X- Reward
PAINTING, WALLPAPERING. ETC
WALLPAPER CLEANING, FURNITURE
refinishing and painting by expert.
Harry 5. McRae, 416 Fourth street &.
1. 1882.
SANTOS AND PAINT WASHED. PAPER
cleaned; work guaranteed B. L 1865.
PAINTING. REASONABLE PRICES.
workmanship guaranteed R. L l397K.
WALLPAPER CLEANING BY EXPERTS.
Reasonable price, Work guaranteed.
Call R. 1. 5227.
GUARANTEED WALL PAPER CLEAN
ing. Reasonable. L. o. Writ. B. l.
1852.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGEG. FIXED
A. Smith. &. I. 2914.
BOARD AND LODGING.
BOOMERS OR BOARDERS. 919
Eleventh street Call afternoons.
ROOM AND BOARD IN MODERN
home. walking distance. 3. I. 1895.
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/ THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RRNT--Ro0MS
THREE SUMNER Rooms. FOUR WIN
dows each. heart of the city. 100 "
LARGE FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
with kitehsnet. strictly modern. eI0
Eighteenth street.
STRICTLY MODERN SLEEPING Rooms.
zl7 Fifteenth street.
STRICTLY MODERN NICELY FURNISH
20 e. hosseksep,ns rooms. good IoeatiOn-
two FURNISHED MODERN ROOMS.
suitable for housekeeping. zoos Six
teenth street.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING Rooms. s29
Fourth avenue.
SLEEPING ROOM. GARAGE n DESIRED.
41o7 Seventh avenue.
MODERN SLEEPING ROOM FOR GEN
tleman. private home B. 1. 1873. ZOO
Sixth avenue.
MODERN ROOM FOR LADY. r. /. 4s74.
TWO MODERN UNFINISHED ROOMS.
ST. Fifth avenue. r. 1. 515Y.
LARGE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM AND
garage. 294s Fifth avenue. B. 1.
3996L.
ROOMS. us SEVENTEENTH STREET
ROOM. THIRD FLOOR, ALSO GARAGE.
sos Third avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED ROOM WITH Or
without kitchenet. 500 Twenty third
street.
HOUSEKEEPING Rooms. liza FOURTH
avenue.
MODERN SLEEPING ROOM. 5I5 y
Seventeenth street.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING OR SLEEP
ing room 7o2 Twenty first street.
THREE DESIRABLE FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms. 1911 Thirty eighth
street
TWO MODERN FRONT ROOMS FUR-
nished for light housekeeping.
Fourteepth- and-a-half street.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. B. l. 4252
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
board. 712 Second avenue. &. 1. 1880.
MODERN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms cheap. TO Twenty third street.
a FEW Y. M C A DORMITORY ROOMS
open. ideal for men. Apply at ofhcs.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB HoUsEKEEP-
ing. strictly modern. Avalon apart
ments. 91s Second avenue. 3. 1. 37I6.
TOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
--~~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~0~~- -~-~~~~~~~~1~~~-~-~~
STRICTLY MODERN FIVE Room FLAT.
so Filth avenue. Moline. Aloi. 1lO3A.
70 YOUNG CoUPLA TWO MODERN
furnished rooms with kltchenet and
porch. Full gas range. 9Oo Fifteenth
street. r. I. 1888.
THREE ROOM MODERN APARrM EMIT
Located at 2426 Twelfth street Call
after 10 o clock 3. l. ol71.
MODERN FIVE ROOM FLAT. STEAM
heat $500 Eighteenth avenue. r. l.
MODERN FLAT AND TWO FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. K l. $50 I.
MoDERN FOUR Room FLAT. 11l2
Twelfth street. 3. l. o32-
FIVE NICE ROOMS, WATER. SEWER
toilet. gas. lights and gas stove. $40. K.
!. 3720.
MoDERN FURNISHED APARTM ENTs.
Parker Apis 113& Second aVenAe-
MoDERN FLAT r. l. 444.
FOUR LARGE. PLEASANT MODERN
rooms. bath, ktchenet. screened porch.
Newly decorated. completely furnished.
Best residential district. Professional
persons preferred. d. 1. 39o2L-
FIVE ROOM MODERN FLAT 500 4
Seventeenth street. X. 1. 1901
raKkE ROOM FLAT. MODERN r. /
277e.
MODERN FOUR ROOM APARTMENT.
l22s Second avenue B. L 1893.
AFARrAEN MODERN kOUA ROOAS
with oath. References required l6ll h
1nIru avenue.
1uuDEh1J FUKNIsHED APARTMENTS.
Rosendeid apartment. References 70
aUirea. 1hII l. Third avenne-
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER
CHIROPRACTOR.


SURE, SAFE. RELIABLE CHIROPRAC-
TIC health service brought to your own
home all hours day or night. v. D.
TomiinsOn, D. {. Phi c. o37 Seven
tenth street &. I 355OK-
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SLIGHTLY USED
PIANOS

Pianos offered are carefully over
hauled and Teconditioned, and are
fully guaranteed.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

e-~~~~-~~~~~-~-~---~-~)--- ---O~-~~~-~-~~--@~--
FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCB
curtains. cAnopies. stack covers. etc.
Z. W. Porch. Phone 3. l. S1N
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statesmen WITH CAR CAN SECURE
immediate profitable position selling to
dealers. Liberal commission advanced
See Mr. Jahnke Wednesday evening at
St James Hotel. Davenport
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

BABY cARIoLE PHONE R, L ls4eK
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BED, DRESSER BUFF EFT. ICE BOX AMI
all Household furniture. 524 Seventh
street.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

YOUNG MAN FOR STOCK ROOM WORK.
Apply F. W. WooIvorth Co.
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ARTESIAS WATER. RATES REASON
abe. 1910 Second avenue. Gail R. l.
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DUoFoLD- us SEVENTEENTH STREE
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PHpNx y. L fAs And ASK EuB
A WAIT Ap TAXA
ron Sat.E-ftrs rRoPEREl-

SIX Room HOUSE. MODERN, soon
well. s4ssern. garage. on Ta1rty secoua
street near car line. $3.2oo- - /
Realty Co. 5o3 Central Trust = -
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NOTICE Ex.sERYICE MENI

u YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED REGISTER
your name a. the American Legion
Headquarters, Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Efforts are being put forth 20
place as many ex-service men In iohs
- possible. Bring your discharge OF
ttficate with you.
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GOOD BED MATTRESS AND SPRINGS
$3.50. o24 Eighteenth street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
Gold Blue Grdder Open With Kalamazoo College Toda
Best Horses Lose
And Judges Fine
.DriUers In Race
Best Horsemen Suspended and
Fined for Failure in
Grand Circuit.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 29.-Fav-
orites were defeated in two Of the
three events on the final days card
OF the Grand Circuit meeting here
Friday. Wuaski, first choice IN the
2:13 trot. took that event in straight
heats. the afternoons only favorite
TO pull through.
Billy jay, strong first choice in
the 2:06 pace. failed 20 finish better
than third. although two changes
were made in his drivers Tony Mac
won the first heat and Esta G.. the
last two
Dottie Day, first choice in the 30
trot. was never a serious contender.
Mcmahon with Hollywood Hilda won
the first two heats and the race
while the third mile was won by
cupid Albingen.
At the conclusion OF the meeting
the judges announced that Henry
Thomas had been fined 800 for inn
proper driving of Pony Wood: wal
ter Cox 500 Tor improper driving OF
McGregor the Great. Fred Egan
500 for failing to win the first two
heats with Juliannc; O. II. Erskine
$500 for failure 10 win the second
heat Of his race with Russell Ongale
and John Thomas suspended ten
days for improper driving of Main
lick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
YANKEES NOW ON
THE RAGGED EDGE
Lose Again to Quinn, Ex-Y ank,
In Sensational One to
Nothing Game.

BOSTON. Sept. 29.-Boeton again
defeated the league leading New
York Yanks Friday Jack Quinn,
former Yankee spit ball star, held
the visitors 10 five hits and had the
better Of Bob Shawkey in a sensa-
tionally played l to game. As the
st. Louis Browns won their game
with Chicago the pennan. issue in
the American league remains un-
decided. To clinch the flag the Yanks
must win a game or the Browns
lose one. The winning run was scor-
ed in the sixth on John Collins
double 20 right center, Mtchelrs
sacrifice hit down he third base
line, and RueTs drive which Scott
managed 10 knock down. Collins
scored as Scott threw cut Ruel. Bob
Meusel twice struck out with men
on second or third and two out.
Ruth's fielding was sensa .ional. His
single hit was 4 bunt with one out
and none on in the sixth. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
KOEHLER TO PLAY
WITH 'MORSEMEN'
Veteran TO Be in Lineup OF
Visitors Against Singers
Here Tomorrow.

Ben Koehler. veteran Of many
diamond battles WIFI be in the line
up here tomorrow afternoon with
he Fairbanks-Morse club OF Three
Rivers. Mich, when they come to
South Bend for the fifth game of the
season with the ocal singer club.
Ben has just finished the season
with the Bay City club Of the Mich
isan-Ontario league where he play
ed better ball a the plate and in
the field than he has for a number
Of years. Though Ben has reached
the age where most ball players
hang up the shoes he Is still play
irg great ball and expects 10 play
several more years or league bah.
The ''Morsemen" have taken the
locals into camp in the recent
games. bu. have never hit the Singer
club when the locals were az their
fun strength. Right at present the
Singers are in better shape both
extensively ard defensively than
they have been all year and provid-
irg they suffer no bad breaks could
take the visitors over in the battle
tom orrow.
Hanson. who has defeated the Sin
ger club three times viii be on the
mound and Will be opposed by the
LEGAL star Pete" Henning. Ees -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
ATHLETICS TAKE TWO
FROM THE SENATORS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 29.-Phil-
adelphia took both ends of a double
header from Washington Friday,
winning the first game in u innings
4 20 and the second to 6.
The first game was pitchers
battle between ogden and Erickson.
and the former gave way 20 Rommel
in the twelfth who won his twenty
sixth victary.
Brillheart was driven from the
mound in the second contest. Hasty
had it easy after the third inning.
Scores:
Gst game
Washington 100 0O1 600 OO1-3 s 0
Philadelphia .OO1 OO1 600 OO2-4 9 o
Erickson and Japan: ogden. Rom
mel and BrugSy, Perkins.
end game)
Washington &C.. .O2O 1OI 90 g 0
Philadelphia .1O5 10 Ox-S II 0
Brillheart. Turk and Charity:
Fasty and B-uggy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
Miss Collect and
Mrs. GaUin Play
For Golf CroWn.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va. Sept. 29.-Amerlca Will have a
new woman golf champion today.
new for the coming year and one on
whose brow the national crown
never before has rested. The semi
finals in the national tournament
here Friday left Mss Glenna Col
lett as the American hope % keep
the title at home and pit-ed against
her Mrs. ". A. Gavin. who II she is
victorious. VIII carry the American
cham pionship 10 an English home.
Fridays play eliminated Mrs.
II Arnold Jackson. Greenwich. who
was striving 70 regain the .itular
crown which she held II 1908 and
again IN 1919. and removed from the
realm OF possible che mpions. Miss
Edith Cummins or Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
HARRY WILLSK. O.'S
Gle N JOHNSON IN
18th ROUND OF GO
--B ! a C k Panther Hammers
South American All Over
Ring Battle Halted.

NEW YORK. Sept Q-Another
v-oo5o- e-rf.e- mas sam. %, ,-. ~,,-
,--.-
from NeW Orleans. who is keeping
in trim for his bout ustb Jack Demp-
sew vror,5-r bre,-,.r-e.-b- -bs,,,ior
49,.
Tho victim Friday nirht was elem
Johnson. 2o4 pounds of iet 5laca
avordupois who claimed the ror-i,-
,.,. ~ e.,,., ,.,,.-.., .- Dali. so~,.-,i.
Inc '
Do 9lSOIi'S 'll'I .'f --.' l'ul'
opened "heh me .''i'.i was unaoie
q" Commune '' '''' g"
'He oou1 Johnson '"'>l 'iii7 tN
exert AlH'@eiI moro ih'n ne mas pm
any or ms recent Hents. me SCUM
american seemed ln'per'ioos 90 pun
l9hhehl ih the carry ROUNDS ana ht4
Ire me courage "nen ne entered me
ring lhal re MOVIE" ABOUT lne 3A1h
Iouho ID h.snl nave oeeh a a.ieIeh,
story
me crowd t.al lt'.a' inc garden
nooed am iHe way. '-7t pPIoNlht
his a"A"ara manner OF arriving
ms blows as III he were swinging
sieo-e' Johnson was sfeal-y weak
ened oy tnese crushing l1-l arm
slams that wis de-Nered io the
"aeh OF ,i'e H-"o-
The south American appeared
compieieit co"ed "aen ne stripped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
COLLEGES ioined.

The cOlors OF nearly four times as
many institutions as were unfurled
last week will be paraded over the
playing fields Of colleges and univer-
stiles today. including several prom
inent institutions. idle last week.
Cornell. Pennsylvania. Princeton, Co
lumbia, Dartmouth. Army and Har-
ward teams will make their 1922 de-
butts against lesser teams today.
The schedule includes Yale VS..
Carnegie Tech; Cornell vs.. st. Bona
venture; Harvard ~. Middlebury;
Columbia vs.. Ursuinus: Franklin
and Marshall vs.: Pennsylvania;
Boston university VS.. Colby: SYRIA
cuse vs.. Muhlenburg; Colgate VS..
Clarkson. and Penn State VS.. VIII
liam and Mary.
The army at West Point will play
a double header, its opponents being
Lebanon Valley and Springfield col
.lege.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

Notre Danes untried eleven Of
1922 VIII go inc battle with Kala-
iuazoo College on Cartier field at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon. thus in
auguratng with suitable ceremony
the thirty-ffth football season for
the Irish
Coach Rocllne's squad will enter
the opening tussle with every ad-
vantage i'm its favor. The Irish out
weigh the Michigan eleven fully seven
pounds TO the man, although the
lines are almost evenly matched.
DO IS in the backheld that there is
a great difference in weight, NOtre
Dame weighing 16S while Kalama-
zoos quartet is almost 20 pounds
lighter 90 the man.
Several surprises were sprung last
night when the Irish mentor an
nounced that the probable lineup foS
today's scrap. Probably the greatest
Of these was his decision TO start
Gus Desch at right half II was
generally predicted on the campus
that The star hurdier would be held
In reserve for use ut crucial
moments In the game.
Cotton Out.
Forrest Cotton, veteran tackle.
viii not begin the game although
ar infected foot has practically heal
ed. Gus STANCE. a giant from last
years freshman eleven. will start
a. the Ief- tackle position. Cotton
g. expected however. TO get into the
combat for a few minutes at least.
Coach Rockne was not certain
regarding the men whom he would
etart at cer-ain positions Although
ne named Regain first for the center
lob me qualified this announcement
by saying that Walsh might start.
Either Mayl or Vergara will get the
right end position at the opening
The backdeld is certain with the ex-
ception OF left half Bergman is be-
lieved 10 have the cal on this job
but Kane. Laydcn and Crowley are
possibilities.
Unless unforeseen opposition de-
veIops coaches viii undoubtedly use
every member Of the squad. now
numbering close TO the forty mark.
In fact. today's game is to be the
real test for many OF the new var
city men.
White the varsity IS battling Kali
amazoo here Coach Duke" Holder
and his Freshmen viii be at Albion.
Michigan. where the yearling eleven
hooks up with Albion college. Hold
Ter IS taking squad OF twenty men
on the trip The starting lineup will
be as follows.
Lamont. le; Geness, It; L. Grove.
lE: Glynn. c: WALSH. re; McMullen,
r.. Nolan. re; RigeN, oh; A. Roach,
IN. Brown. ri. Coleman. 10
REESE rves-R. Roach. Sievers, Sex
ton. Murphy Barry. Whelin, Finch,
Mcdonald. NJ. Grove and Friskey.
Two interhaU teams Of the uni
verslty are also scheduled 20 play
this week end. Badin hall VIII play
the Culver Military academy eleven
there -oday while BrownsOn hall
win meet a town team az Michigan
CITY Ind tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
INDIANAPOLIs. -. 8O.-FoOt

INDIANAPOLIS. Serts 30.-Foot-
ball elevens from six Indiana col
leees will face their first tests Of the
present season today. They are
Notre Dame. Wabash. Hanover. De-
PAW Franklin and Rose Poly. But
Ter college, which also is scheduled
TO play opened its season last sat
urday.
Four Of the five games in which
Indiana aEgregations are scheduled
TO compete will be played within the
state Rose Poly of Terre Haute,
however, viii open its season against
the Eastern Illinois State Normal
team at Charleston. I'll. The other
contests will be played at Notre
Dame. Charlottesville. Greencastle
and Indianapolis.
Notre Danes untried eleven will
oppose Kalamazoo college ut Notre
Dame. Athletic Director Knute
Rockne. however has lmbued has
recruits with the true never-say-dle
spirit OF former Irish teams, and has
the squad in fair trim for the open
ing game. Little is known here or
KalamazOo's ability.
Much Of the attention of Indiana S
football followers VIII be directed
toward the Wabash-HanOver game
at Crawfordsville Wabash follow
ers have been well satisfied with the
showing Of the squad i'm its prelim-
mary work and feel certain the Lit
tie Giants are IN for a successful
season. Most of last years regulars
are back and Coach Pete Vaughan
already has whipped together a fast,
strong eleven. Wabash has strong
schedule. games being carded with
the Michigan Aggies, Purdue and
Washington and jefferson. besides a
number Of the best so-called secon-
dairy aggregations Of the state. Han
over has trained hard and, Il is said,
NAV give Wabash a hard game.
There is much interest being man
Tested here regarding the outcome
of the Butler-Franklin game. These
teams have been athletic rivals IN
all branches Of sport for many years.
Butler opened its season last Satur-
day by trimming the Wilmington
team. 6 10 0. Franklin dropped sew
eral of its veterans TINS sp4lAb' D--
IS said 20 be stronger than last
wear as a result of new corners al
the school Butler won last year
game with little trouble.
DePauw's 1922 entry viii be
watched closely. for it is being de-
veloped this year by James y. Ash
more. formerly assistant football
coach at Iowa. The DePauw agsre-
cation Will clash with James Mill
Kin on the home gridiron al Green
caste.
Rose Poly Of Terre Haute VIII gel
its initial trial under fire a. Charles
ton. H., where it viii play Eastern
Illinois state Normal The Enslh-
GERS are said 70 be in good carry %
season form for the opening contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
INDIANA WORKING.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept %
Indiana university football team
was put through a stiff workout on
the mud covered athletic field here
Friday by Coach Pat Heron. The
regulars made three -ouchdowns on
the scrubs and the latter when given
TIE ball were unable &c make head
way. The work Of Gene Thomas. reg
ular halfback. featured the days
vIactice