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""V- A'> * , :<r * ' ••••• >•',.•*••• •• v.\UVWfs;'*' K«\-a<f"'-•', ,'V*t * •"i>so'V**-'. *A ' \, *"»V* -,* *-•*•"•*:# < TH* McSfintY PLAIMD1AI2B * y " W . T • ' » ?7 « ? * • ' ^ / *. ' v ! SKATING AT CLAY HOLE This is a great season for skating, coasting and skiing and for several weeks many have enjoyed the outdoor sports. The skating pond, better known as the clay hole, is being kept in fine shape by the city council and is flooded often to keep smooth skating. The Drunkard" •;vT > " your ®. unv E. , bat v The last time I took my shoes over to Mike, the Shoemaker, for repairing, as I always do, it so happened that he was not tftere. As I was in great need % of them, I took them to a cobbler and asked him if he could fix my shoes, as l$*?Mike was not at home. The cobbler .replied, 'You better always bring y^j shoes here as Mike is a heavy dru ard.' I was surprised to hear that, if-left them there. I, soon had to take ' them back to Mike to have him cor- ~}i rect the miserable job that the cobbler made of them. I also told Mike what the cobbler said about him and Mike said that there are such flatheada ?'.> who try to blackmail others just to increase their business. He also told ^ • me to tell the cobbler that if he needs a strong casing for his ftathead--He can make one. You see, Mack, as he is a trained Shoemaker and not a cobbler, he makes All kinds of casings for things that are crippled--new shoes for crippled feet, as well as making new shoes out of old ones. Oh! I thought so right away that Mike could not be such a heavy drunkard as. the cobbler said or he couldn't do all this, and correct things made by people who always look sober, but are always drunk, and also sell the well known GRIMSRUD QUALITY SHOES at the lowest prices for such a long time in POPP'S SHOE STORE West McHenry, Illinois Main Street Phone 162 More next week in this same corner V S/WSA^VNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/I BOWUHQ Thorsril CO. P. L. Heime? J G. Freund H. Weber A. Justen . £. Thennea ... 160 160 L 189 f72 ..166 165 161 175* ... 148 147 Totals 160--480 iT'^ \ 1 186--646 * • • "4 148--474 Barbian .. 156--492 L* KrauSe 174--469 Karls Covalt 134 156 183-472 j MdHENRY FIVE WINS LITTLE FIVE HONORS FROM HEBRON SQUAD Totals 824 A. E. Nye V. Knox -- A. Freund ........ G. Webec^MiiMif... P. Unti 164 124 182 143 15ft 819 141 139 200 179 153 818 2451 p*&e ~ 158-463 T . , 101--364 „ 184--566 1 " 181--503 Schiessil e ".". M. Krause 745 2166 196--505 Totals --.. J. Thies J. Rothermel .... J. Berdrich .... Miller ...... Smith 769 124 127 180 167 224 812 162 158 19* 136 190 .... 573 ,... 169 ... 123 ... 112 103 Thennes 101 v»- old Popeye would say -- "Blow 151--3871 Me Down" -- if McHenry's high school 180--4651 basketball team didn't do the slickest 94--2851 job of pulling a game out of the fire 121--363 last Saturday night at Hebron that you 123--369 (ever saw. It was McHenry vs. Hebron for Little Five Honors. Final score: "SO I HEAR" ^ j:^y,\ ; h EAR L WALSH-r^ 820 2401 163-?--449 - 199--484 „ „ 176-449 „ M.CHT U*. 2i2--525 =«£ - Totals 608 688 168--577 W-< Total! A. Blake ..... A. Weingart H. SchaefFer P. Karls ...„ L. Winkel ... 822 151 140 143 191 211 124 181 139 200 135 923 2584 121--496 169--190 179--461 M. Kinsala . C. Justen ....i Phannenstill Bellows ....... 139 ..... 104 -- Ill ..... 121 ..... 129 138 108 111 139 147 Total#..,. 836 779 Totals ............ .690 209--600 j Tra*t St. 880 2686 jtod Tiasara JVapies...... 92 77 74 81 402 643 ' 96? 113 86 72 •88 669 1869 McHenry, 49 -- Hebron, 47. orq! The game got under way in much 1*3 353 tjje same fashion as all McHenry-Heno Qoo bron £ames in the P^t. Hlebron was i KoTlf 0001 *nd deliberate- McHenry was suf- 159--426 fering either from stage fright or lackjadasical inclinations. Hebron controll- 634 1930 jg^ the ball and took shots without be- .„;ing crowded more than a little bit by iMcHenry's team. It began to look like 1Z9--•341. the game old stuff we have se^n too often w^en Hebron furnished the op- 116--*7° position. 127 399. New players came trotting in to -----"--"Astern the tide. Slow down the rush- 666 1VKW jng( swirling current, they did--but, I who was there to stop that boy Kueck on the satefcel ia* nie(Station. As she sat there, a neighbor lady came along arid said, "Is your mpma home?" The little girl looked up and said, "How the h?ll do I know--I don't live here anymo hell kno Perhaps if you would have look4^.-r Reading The Plaindealw ftriinrt page into tvh_e meeting hall Monday yo*/ We hear that Geortre Rnhr wont !ast ,weelc' we were sl^Prised to see the would have seen the boys waving their' ovw W^^iaSS^lImiaS! ""^^P^^^nry has sent to hands around as if they were colft^ Street" a good iMdeeaV ffoor? "ssoomne^ ®oSf 8yioouu '^pfeeoop^lke j nailing,/ Somgea noff ,^thase bPoyrasc tiacrineK g osiin*g"f down there to do a little Chamber of j to pass the test the next meeting anl ther will fa* ctical ase at program one day last week. a George knows his geography. And School h*0?®--•£« t lumrn in Commerce work for our own city. You 11 assure you readers that |I . : ' m i g h t d r i f t a i w u t i n v i t i n g o n e a n d a l l . a b l e t o p u t t h i s t e s t t o " f c r a c t : XT --. '^,-1 visit the beautiful lake regions some time or other. No, Sr. George didn t go to school about McHenry come next summer. long enough to learn the teacher's And don't let your conscience bother name> jyou if you slap it on a little when des- „T , , ' . 'cribing our territory. The Florida We had & little conversation with boosters never pull a punch* him a few days agro and he told us,a n few things, about bounding states. Hells Bells! We couldn't bound McHenry Cotmty. -Not much of a abounder. ' '> ' - U - ' We have been amused at seeing i rabbits pulled out of hat« by magi- "Rie boys are in for * big party in a i, few weeks. As you no doubt know ,, • j1 Scout week will be held all over tha * 1 country and the Scouts of 162 will ndk ^ ? be exception to these, shall we say, festivities. I won't say what will takn place at this party, but I'd advise 4 _ .. ^oys to be at the meetings to come tft cians, surprised by Santa Claus, start-, find out what will happen. Mr. Schoen- * . led by a jack-in-the-box, but never so holtz, our Scoutmaster, assures a good.. dumbfounded as when McHenry pulled time. 84--272 er? In came «.« mat uuv n.u«cK->- nn. ... . .. , ^at tournament game out of the fif* The grade school gym, which is ©«r nn no„ ... .. the ^torting> lineup laiu|i ^'^>1Cne- ^M«nou»h.«t Hebron .last Saturday night. ,V meeting place, was filled with tha ' 41 b^foT® the half ended thev began .ou5 ®l>a^" -R- lusty voices of some of the Sco^ , / Z--«« Show signs of life: With a comfort-! ? ? ^ to-bring l»ck high shoe It's news anytime we beat Hebion. [crooners, at the meeting. The boyaf" f3--able lead, Coach Crane yanked his first i!i,y „u men ; ^lls„i . of They hadn't lost a game this year un- did justice to "CSementine"^^ and oth«#, 86---7t» stingers and sent them to the.show-1: 4 '.^1,'Winter ifijow til McHenry topped them 4& to- W :%<&a swell songs. ' • : EMPIRE THEATRE Week Days 7:20 - 9:20 FRIDAY -- SATURDAY January 21 -- 22 Edw. G. Robinson THE LAST GANGSTER" Also--Selected Subjects SUNDAY -- MONDAY ~ January 23 -- 24 Warner Baxter -- Joan Bennett Walter Wanger's "VOGUES OF 1938" Also--Comedies and News Sunday Mutineer 3:15 0?ntin»s9us TUESDAY (Bargain Ni<«* Admission, 10c - 20c , Richard Dix -- Fay Wray (1) "It Happened in Hollywood" (2) "Lady Fights Back" WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY January 26 « 27 John Boles -- Jack Oakie Ida Lapino (1) "Fight For Your' (2) "Danger Patror ANOCi.Soirt MILLER LAST TIMES TONIGHT Errol Flyan in "PERFECT SPECIMEN' FRIDAY -- DINNERWARE NITE Myster Under the Big Top! "THE SHADOW" StATURbAY SPECIAL! at 2:30 Edward Arnold -- Shirley "Blossoms Qp ©roadway" AND -- John Wayne -- Marsha Hent "Born To The West" -- BOTH TOO GOOD TO MI86 -- SUNDAY AND MONDAY -- Continuous froaa 2:30 Sunday -- Giant Double Feature Program! Your Favorites Together Again! Fred MacMurray -- Cfcrole Loaban in "TRUE CONFESSION" Oscar Homolka -- Fraacaa Fanaer in the Sensational Tedmtcolor Hit "EBB-TIDE" EXTRA! EXTRA! ! > Coaiedy Htt -- "STARLCTS^ Orfor Cartoon -- News Admiasion: 10c • Me before 6p.m. 10c-. 35c after 6 TUESDAY -- BARGAIN NITE Frank Morgan and an All-Star Cast "Beg, Borrow or Steal" Also Big Special Attractions! WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY SPECIAL! ! ! The Picture You Must NOT "THE LIFE OF EMILEZOLA" With Paul Muni Extra! -- Extra!! Robert Benchley in "A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES" Attention, Ladies! Golden Amber Dinnenrfare Changed To WEDNESDAYS and THURSDAYS Starting This Week! ? - . •* ', " • Karls 145 107 131--383 Meyers 194 187 185--566 Perkins ......... •••••• 141 198 179--518 Freund IP 114 133--532 Bacon 174 189 169--532 Totala 839 795 797 2431 Schaefdr Schmitt ...... 153 153 158--459 Page ...... 143 145 167--455 Sayler 165 165 165--495 Covalt ....i 181 182 177--540 M. Schaefer . 154 191 170--515 Totals ..... .1... 796 836 832 2464 Granger Wilson ........... Mi(M 146 111 116--873 Barbian . 169 169 157--495 Weber 167 148 188--493 Rogers 176 145 122--443 Granger 182 158 212--552 Totals 840 731 795 2366 Adams Goodell w(.„. 150 150 150--450 Wattles ......... ...... 141 127 129--397 J. Schaefer . 196 156 173--525 Hughes .......... •••••• 172 168 162--502 Adams 156 193 145-494 Totals 815 794 759 2368 K. af C. Schreinat Nye 148 136 138--422 Schreiner ..... 133 154 182--469 Weber 143 132 143--418 Fitz 145 181 123--449 Sutton 148 112 190--450 Totals ..... 717 715 776 2208 Winkel Conway <>,.>•••• 179 165 184--519 Larkin ..Ms.iMi.... 135 126 129--890 Tonyan ........ 182 156 146--454 Thennes *••••» 132 168 126--426 i Winkel ....... 170 176 174--520 Totala 789 791 759 2339 Freund '\yf % O'Shea 137 146 137--420 Schmitt 150 110 145--405 G. Frisby ...... 137 141 112--390 J. Fri|f v ' «*•••• 136 142 194-472 B. Freund;.*,,.^... 175 149 191--515 Totall 785 688 779 2202 Stilling Green 171 141 159--471 Wiser 153 136 183--422 Unti .<••>•••..MtH 169 155 161--485 Matthews ...... ...... 176 146 148_470 Stilling .......... ...... 167 197 151--515 • Totals..^, 836 775 752 2363 Gaaa liana Tm1R9 H. Weber „T 171 155 155--481 J. Weber 148 226 16a--542 P. Freund 129 133 139--401 B .Frisby, Jr. 128 114 144--386 E. Bohr ......... 121 112 185--368 Totals - *iiwi 697 740 741 2178 Team 3 C. Stilling 220 143 178--541 W. Schreiner 160 126 135--421 P. A. Frrtmdf 144 114 164--422 J. Freund ..^ 142 139 124--405 O. Freund ~~. 119 89 131--339 Totalg~~u 786 611 782 2128 Team 2^^';v A. Schaefer .. 147 127 160--434 H. Miller ....... 114 144 135--393 T. Wolf 133 114 108--355 E. Steinsdoerfer - 155 86 115--356 B. Frisby, Sr. .... 114 114 114--342 Totals . 663 585 632 1880 Team 4 J. Weber - 144 142 143--429 G. E. Frisby .. ...... 189 134 140-463 L. Schmitt ...... ...... 134 159 148--441 King -- ...... 141 157 192--490 E. Schmitt ..... 186 112 101--399 426 Match Gaines McHenry Brewing Co. W. HeimCr .......... 100 , er room for rent There were two mto-lf?*? )U5t ^a"s«,the combine tlle uttlt chalBpionshlS 466 426 1307 utM to eo • in the half. H.lf time 'J tu"Mts ^ score: Hebron; 31 -- McHenry, 16. Our favorites must have e&ten raw' " styles., ,.rl. meat between halve?. They \W:A From what I" heard the boys had ft fine time at the patrol meeting 'tluil' '* V< was held at the Glenn Peters6n housa-, i C. Miller B. Frisby .... A. Blake P. Karls 130 91 145 173 101 138 126 129 190 back with determination that could . .. . . , ® not be broken. Hebron's reserves were ' s > es !»-«"*;n chiefs, pillow leases, ?taib?le,c oclloo,trhlsk er- After trailingr a miserable second •With a 81 to 16 score at half time, our'last Tuesday. At these meetings, that , ... . . - gang really turned on the heat. The i hoys have a troop within a troop and r«.. l-'kl-j . i8. 4r® of boys showed nerve. Good sporta like,conduct their meetings without any "" " First, they athletes with spunk. • older person helping them. They r<K ; ceive the advice of the older boys «-- „ half. Those boys looked good enough L °j S!u' • j c,oth®. or Mrs. George Stilling sat in back of, the troop, but they do all the work ^!%o go a long way as they sank some; ar°und the!r dom®s- Now> us and had a large evening. If she, the patrol by themselves. Totals 689 684 Pitzen's Boosters M. Schmitt 158 146 R. Knox .......... 98 101 W. Mertes 123 117 H. Schaefer ........ 148 169 J. Pitzen 121 160 fancy shots, but McHenry was on the 718 2041 way^ gaining momentum with ! tick of the clock. every 127--444 161--442 Totals ... Wauconda Schroeder ... Gossell ......... Dietz 648 698 ere 2017 161 "135 238 152 170 163 177 147 160--473 159--464 205--590 Totals 835 809 McHenry (Palace Alleys) Unti 153 184 W. Schreiner ........ 156 149 Matthews ...-«„.«*'189 173 II. Schreiner ........ 181 170 [Freund .......:r"T60 147 Totals Parkview P. Geier H. Henning A. Foss ...... A. Henning J. King 839 823 863 2525 Tav earn (Libertyville) 153 199 *.« 157 ... 160 ...158 ... 183 140 174 180 156 Totals ..... 811 849 793 2453 McHenry J. Baur 127 132 A. Schaefer 154 136 187--477 L. Adams ...^...172 192 160--524 H. Schaefer-^--_J70 162 140--472 C. Eddy ^.145 148 172--465 teo With the lead whittled to ten points, i on «iln Hebron's well-rested regulars came 120 360 ijgpij to the battle front. There was little doubt in most minds about the outcome. Hebron's regulars^ could certainly stop McHenry after trie way they bottled 'em uq in the first half. But, the McHenry boys had found their fight and were out for victory.. Paul Justen was playing the game 1Q of his life under the defensive basket. Harry Conway was showingJiis power under the offensive basket. The other boys were following the fight of those two powerhouses: LeRoy dropped a pretty shot. Hebron tied it up at 47 all. Things were happening fast with little time to spare. Harry Conway got under the basket and sunk the winner. Five seconds to go. Hebron was desperate to get that ball for one final long shot at their basket. A held ball cleverly manipulated by McHenry ended Hebron's hopes. The final gun sent Mc- Henry-fans, players and coaches on thtir merry way. We beat Hebron 49 to 47. . Tournament Notes Richmond was easy picking for Me* Henry in the first game Friday night, Ehorn was the whole show for Richmond, but he failed to show to the „ 'same advantage as in the past when jje was aurrounded by' a top-flight 780 2424| 178--510: 135--440 188--550 183--534 i 184--4911 168--520 127--424 115--449 186--524! 197--536 team. He rates high! t < Richmond resorted '..that, failed to click. Why can't the men caps? Which reminds us that we meant to they have these wooly, peaked caps. onj had Mrs. Hess with her, the even- They might look a httle goofy, but ing would have been complete. anyhow, they look sensible from the" g exposure standpoint. | That game was really exciting. When calm young ladies throw hats • ®WCking in the air and jump up on seats, there must be excitement. "k, S«a-n ta Claus to pvle ase bri,n g caps We would like to give a ford of B0,000 ATTEND ANNUAL credit t0 those ladieS) Eleanorto these fellows who go through the Althoff and slUling, for the win er are- ea ed. ow o t ey do work they do |n helping-the coach and I ^ from McHenrv were num. _ Lthe team. These girls keep accurate | bered among the 20,000 spectators You boys have to remember some* thing, but if you will think of this, H will not seem so long to you. It is jual one foot long; that it, it has jual twelve points to it. Don't forget tfeii Law with its twelve points. HAROLD TAXMAN. Ml MEET AT CAR# • -II- , : - Gosh! We take up a pack of problems in this column. Wonder If they are ever solvedT^_ Seems like you just have' to ke$p after these problems. May have to put more punch in the ideas though. They say you can't drive a nail with who Their charts are most com plete and beneficial. Nice going, girls. --B-- How are you these days, Little Eva ? --S-- . ^ Days are stretching out and crowda sponge no matter how hard you hit ing darkness into smaller space records of shots made from different witnessed the No; e Ski meet at Ca U .„d l™t ^«w Bir»„ R««d, of piay ana list pe way. Olympic ski champion in 193|t and 1936, win the Class A championof 1# it • > •Hh"" A Contribution : I asked her if to me she'd And this is what she said: Go Ask Fatheiv Now she .knew that I knew her father was dead shin in two spectacular jumps and 181 feet. ffis brother, Sigmund, finished se«> ond, soaring 161 and 168 feet ia Mi two attempts. • x The snow, which had been scraped t _ , , . , off the Fox river during the veek as butterfly or something one of these Well as imported from Es anaba, "•y®* T , I Mich., was soft and prevented the skfc» TV, , T iT" , ers from reaching the official slide r*» --••JDick Williams tells us that Wonder cord of 194 feet, which was establish^ l^ke beat his iiockeyteam last, Sat- c>d hv A If Ervzen, three years ago. - urday 5 to 4. The same teams will i weather was mild Sunday an* Somebody ought to see a robin or a And shp ltnpw T Vnow fKa c^as^ on Hole Arena next Sat- j'deai for the spectators, who gathered •V_heT h_adrl !leYd that 1 kn6W the We,urday about two o'clock. The boysilo enjoy the whic'h> for*the fir2 So she knew that I knew what she1 .- meant when she said 1 Go Ask Father. . -- S. P. Getty. would like to have you go down and time see them in action. They report hard £ion< games with very few fights; I was an International compe Totals ..... 768 770 794 2332 Conway's Tavern (Woodstock) as Hock Conway ... Anderson Sohst Geister ..... Totals 193 145 170 800 ....... 178 167 132 191 202 166 174--535 204--606 234--578 This is a true story. It seems that a Woodstock mother was confronted with the problem ef breaking her Htj tie daughter of the habit of swearing. ! After tearing through a few quota- Huntley showed the same gamenessj tions i°"e evening, that she didn't pick in past years and combined that Sunday school, the little girl was ordered to bed without supper. On the way up stairs the little swearer stubbed her toe on a chair. Wowie! She said things to that chair! The mother said, "That's "the last straw. jgj g^'gameness with a clever passing game. 210--487 Huntley gave Hebron a real battle for three quarters, but were unable to stand the pace. The boys are small, but game. 886 858 1008 2747 McHenry Meiater Brau Steffes Granger ..... Ed. M. Smith .*... Winkel Bacon ¥<: IMaia -- 172 210 170 201 184 183 225 173 173 188 Huntley took third place by beating jgj Richmond in the consolation game. 173--608 178--521 Vale Adams was high point man for 919 Kaa McHenry in the final With, nine 586 baskets. 191--563 j D*8*®58- 937 942 986 2814 Volo Vnltaraa C. Lots . 212 J. Lenzen -- 198 N. Molidor 191 J. J. Wagner ...... 133 J. G. Wagner ......> 139 200 156 172 131 180 i Harry Conway sank five of his eight I baskets in the last quarter. It's always a good idea to save a few points 190 ***** for times when you need 136--490jthem* 132--396' McHenry scored 49 points against 127--446 Would any of you old grads of McHenry High have the year book wiih a clever bit of poetry written by Aileen O'Reilly about our esteemed janitor, Mr. John McCarthy? W$'d like to see that poem again some time. One part went like this--"Lofty is his standing--Widespread is his frame." -IAfter seeing Harry Anderson put on the best exhibition of basket shooting , one could ever hope to see, during want any little girls that talk like halves at Hebron, everybody was won- : Idering why he wasn't in the game. The little girl packed and went out .Well, Harry was tightly taped to prein the front yard where she sat down!vent further injury to a muscle ail- O 1 • r W ~ 7 T U J j ' Msgr. Charles S. Nix and Mrs. Tillie Speaking of Worder Lake reminds Nix left Monday to spend the remain*. er of the winter at Pensacola, Fla. They went to Aurora Monday, whefli they joined Msgr. Schmitt and Mm .vljl Elizabeth Michels, making the rf» mainder of the trip with them. ; J us that we haven't heard of Elbert Buch racing ice boats this winter. Now, you pack up your little satchel and leave this place. We don't ment in his back and Coach Reed wise* . ly fefrained from using him in eithat game. There are more tournamenta Ha , come. --I-- You will probably see Harry in tha Northbrook game on Friday evening of this week--at least for'a ffi* mine utes. - \. When yo& hear say" don't you "They" are ? J*01 often pie 8ay,, "Ifcaf ; . wonder Totala 873 8S9 McHenry Left-Handers 729 2441 Hebron and only three of these points were scored from the free throw line. T a t e t e -- 7 9 0 6 6 8 8 1 1 3 Valo Leagae Wm. Kreutzer . .... 135 167 241--543 H. Schaefer ... .... 158 165 155--478 C. Eddy .... 165 168 159--482 L. Smith .... .... 166 126 116--408 M. Schaefer ... .... 172 158 126--456 Totals .--. 786 784 797 2367 Farmers E. Sutton ....^ -MM 172 144 175-r491 A. Wilbrandt .. .... 212 140 179--631 B. Justen «... 112 146 139--397 E. Conway .... 168 162 134--464 C. Stilling 162 159 182--503 Totals ... 826 751 809 2386 Canadians H. Weber 155 171 173--499 A. Schaefer .... .... 134 160 155--449 J. Perkins .... 135 157 120--412 J. Weber .... 193 116 146--455 P. Freund .... 136 156 153--445 / Ifetala .... 753 760 747 2260 Better take a look at our new trophy when you go down to the high school. They haven't had to build any new cabinets for our trophies in late years. "IKikes" Knox hasn't regained his strength lost in a recent illness, but looked O.K. on Saturday night. A good team man. "Bud" Meyers started on the first squad and looked like a fine guard-- the kind that meets a ball and doesn't wait for it to come to him. Taaai 1 J. J. W« Winkel J. G. Wagner .... K. Magnussen .. Lenzen Totala"1^-*... Team 3 Molidor M. Magnussen .. J. F. Wagner ..... J. F. Wagner .... Grintelli 155 192 107 112 106 198 174 134 177 143 Joe McAndrews seems like the people's choice. He's a peach of a spot player. You can send Joe in when things look tough and he is almost sure to score. A valuable man. Taxman and Hettermann saw action and spent none of their time standing around. iv> ,« q--s»T-n GIRL 800UT8 719 7» 145 168 152 129 141 157 155 190 198 183 137--356 Monday's meeting was one of great 131--435 importance to the Girl Scouts as thir- 143--451 teen new girls were invested; that is 180--500 given th^ir pins and welcomed into the sisterhood of Girl Scouts. .737 2235 Each patrol leader in turn brought up a candidate and introduced her to The Plaindealer sports department feels proud of our McHenry team and want them to keep up the same fight sho^n in winning honors at Hebron. Totals Team 2 Wirtz Schaefer Littlefteld .. Hironimus PhahnenstjU 194--507 the captain who asked her what was 156--43? meant by her honor and the girl re-jH. Conway 192--490 plied, "ITiat I can be, trusted.'* Shejp. Justen .....L 168--513 was then asked to repeat the Girl i "Bud" Meyers 185--566 Scout promise. After receiving her H. Taxman pin she saluted the other Scouts and |R. Knox Complefe "box scores are not avai 1 - able. We will give you the McHenry totals for the championship game. Adams L. Smith .... 791 827 895 2513 returned to her place in the horshoe J. McAndrews . Of all professions, no&e enjoys greater respect than the profession of law. It has a wonderful backgground of tradition, a rigid pftde of eUiies, and a record erf si service to eivilizat J.ss .10 .. i-s.i , this company pays tribute. We, tdo„haVe a rigid code of ethics. Good printing, in all of" its forms, plays a major part in th© ever-accelerating business of the modem world. We produce printing-that wULlie a credit to the firms and indifc. iduals it represent#^v4^ia«5nralely, speedily and econonls; L. Hettermann 0 Totals Totals 757 760 Team 4 v J. ThorseB .. L. Schaefer .. Miller ... DiUjon formation 185 194 247--626 Everyone knew her part well tad ..... 135 136 135--405 everything went off smoothly. 144 123 171--438 Songs were sung and plans made to ..... 147 149 127--423 go skating next Monday.., CHANGE OF ADDRESS 146 159 137--442 Those invested were: PVfends here have heard from Mr?. , Mary Ann Miller, Betty Kramty:, G. W. Hess, who writes that having: 817 2334 Jeap Huck, Esther Althoff,' Mildred!moved, their address is changed to * Raycraft, Clare Freund, Betty Jane; Sooth Walts avenue, Sioux City. ^... 166 145 125--436 Glos, Shirley Patzke, Charlene Mertes, «... 143 131 159--433 Joan Durland, Eileen Newell, Charlene -... 112 120 104--336 Krohn, Barbara Carey. j .... 154 161 174--489 Scribe Marilyn Mertes. . j Buddhism in China • , Buddhism waa introduced Into China from India. •0 V ^ :.7U