YORK.
Tn .wihds itself into its cli~
tor n intercollegiate foot—
to tool the pressure he.
soats of the mixhty.
tiollsl and intemectional ri-
on the gridiron Saturday in
o: contests which is espec-
and elevate the survivors
plane in the quest for the
"I.
he bleak hills
of New
it will: likely aid in locus»
r pace for the drama oi
will be written over the
9‘: the Polo Grounds in
when undefeated Holy
the lists against um'an-
tbseu college elevens in the
Antennae through the sen-
,‘hy so far undefeated. Only
I these, Syracuse. Colgate
"Military Academy. appear
‘ Gill” in Saturday's con-
: orange. defender of the only
a goal line. in the East. en-
a Middle Western opponent
Wesleyan. Colgate. Con-
ceton and the Eliflilgan Ag.-
ces' Providence ‘ollego while
Military Academy. one of the
tidal ot the smaller outfi’
- f n Susquehanna. ‘*
told. of the Dartmouth-Cor-
and Holy-Cross Fordham strug-
, the are plenty of thrills in the
I for those who see such con-
‘ao that of Boston College with
Virginia; Penn State against
shame and the clash of the
l6 tulldog with Maryland.
eIccond ot' the season’s three
in within the realm of football's
tile Three" will be played at
> Nov. o.~wnn the
loo becoming more potent as
liloionshlp contenders are
TEDW RlVALS CLASH
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE lHLLS
. ct Great Battle—Holy Gross and Fordhain
Meet at Polo Grounds-Penn State Battles
Noll-e Dame—Princeton and Harvard in
“Big Three” Contest
and Williams as contenders.
of comparative score figures.
In Penn Spotlight.
hriils for Western Pennsylvania,
with the spotlight in that area also
on Penn State's intersectional clash
with Notre Demo. The Presidents
will aid the Panthers in dedicating
the cw $2 H00 one stadium at [the
Uni erslty of Pittsburgh.
Rockne's Notrc Dame team, rout-
ed by the Army. found itself after
this parade ot the Cadets and suc-
ceeded in bowling over opposition in
the Middle West and the South. no
6. result of the 13 to 0 victory of the
Horsemen over Georgia Tech last
week and Georgia Tech's 16 to 7
victory over the Nittany Lions at
State College earlier in the season
the South Benders will enter the
game decided favorites. .
'rhe Byraeuse~0hio Wesleyan en-
counter also holds high intersec-
tional interest” for the Orange,
though a strong favorite, is prepar-
ing for strong opposition. It will be
Syracuse's last important test before
the annual tussle with Colgate and
the Orange is anxious to enter that
classic with an unblemished record.
Tigers Favorites.
Princeton and ‘ Harvard compete
in the first of the classics involving
the "Big Three" inPslmer Stadium
at Princeton with the Tigers a slight
favorite over the Crimson. But past
performances reveal that favoritism
plays little part in this traditional
struggle. Harvard was the favorite
lssi: Fail but was clawed by the Ti-
gers to the tune of 34 to 0.
Brown and Boston University meet
at Providence in a game which is
expectaed to answer several ques-
tions which havo perplexed the rule
makers for a decade. Orthodox rules
of football will be discardedto some
extent in this contest and the length
or the gamevwlil be determined by
the number of plays. allowing to to
a quarter, instead of the regular 15
minute periods. “ll
MR. n. armada.v
affixed to say Babe Ruth's
on was a base on balls but
il't get rid of Red Grange
do quite true foutball is getting
uncertain every day Take
,tctlow Grange i'or instance z.. .
in never be certain whether
going to run 75 yards or 100
touchdown.
I O t
Pennsylvanian .wlll tell you
has been ‘thrown for a loss
' he fails to gain more than ’00
”I t play.
are fire way to stop Mr.
go. is to spike lilo beet broth
biohlorlde of mercury tablets.
his ls probably a violation or
dilly confere‘nee. rule. .
‘ s
Pennsylvania game was a
tor Rod He spent
the afternoon \vIlking over
mod [does at 910 Quaker
s
t C I
THE carries ARE
.oleCED NOW GRANGE
NOT THE PLAYER HE
“is the ball but in Play by
I Inh- catch?
"fu- hnck can the clplaln
more the center, guards
without mulling the
'91-. papilla the right to
otthecenlerlrlolothe
a fair celeb the ball
kicked by I punt. drop
pleas kick. either from the
on the catch mode or
..e point at back of
center. guards or tackles
Men no.3 sv- ysrds with-
'.. therefores and they
return min to their re;-
ens.
captain has I. perfect
Ililftlhis center. or any of
or guards to s‘ backfield
The player; so shifted.
“ enact satin return to one
USED TO BE .. HE'S ABOUT
86 PER CENT BETTER.
I I O
Grange, with his ticry headpiece,
is described as a flaming rumour in
action . The inIccurIcy of this
is that it is possible to see a flaming
meteor.
.
4 C I
Grange is like Man 0' War
Over a fast track or a muddy one
the great horse was always first
across the line Good coal will
burn in any even.
I I I
The dillcrcncc between Grange
and others is the some diilcrcncc
that separates a bird like Edison
and an apprentice electrician.
O I O
The comment that Grange is too
much of an individual player ls un-
doubtedly correct -... lie is cer-
tainly too much of an individual
player for the opposition.
. I I
Grange is described as modest and 15.1
retiring There would be much
more joy on the campus at Penn-
sylvania these days if he had re-
tired n couple of hours before he
did.
3 O 0
They don't ask any more. “How
much did Grange -gain?" but.
"Where did he score fro-ml"
Walker Signs for
Freedman Battle
NEWARK, N. J..'Nov. dim—Mickey
Walker, the welterweight champion.
of the world. has signed articles for
a twelve-round bout with Sailor
Freedman, or Chicago, on Thanks-
giving Eve., November 26. in the
ring at the National Sportsman's
Club» It had not been announced
last night whether Walker and
Freedman would weight in at the
championship limit and thus place ‘
the title ln‘jeopardy in case Walker .
should happen to stop one of the
Seller's last ones with his chin and
drop ofl into a gentle dose for ten
seconds or more.
It was this same Freedman. who
is no ring debutante by the way,
who gave Walker is very unhoclsblo
evening several weeks ago in a mid-
dle Western bout.
fair Walker had flattened the Sailor
and apparently had everything to *
himself for six of the ten rounds. Al . .
the start of the seventh, however.
Freedman. who had been in s dose.
woke up and started after Mickey in
I monitor that showed he had aha
solutdly no respect tor the wetter
“at. . n .
For the last two rounds of
Mt Freedman is said to have
Wither so busy dodging When
that the“ champion looked like I
and box with the man. and the
sound or the one! hell sounded in '
sweeter in Walker than it did to
Freedman. The Seller Ituflntly
made Mickey like it. but i 0 ohm» . _
plan he- never nova as a . Ono hthly touted else so onto
dodger. so when he I! asked to
face the rough mariner again. he may
showed no nervousne- in putting
his more on the dotted line.- f 3.}
Middletown, Conn. with Wesleyan
The
outcome hero is r. toss-up with Will-_
isms a slight favorite on the basis
Pittsburgh and Washington and
efferson furnish one of the main
Early in the ef- ,,
a
m
T? ootbal
'l' iii: '.\
nus AFTER .
JAMIESON or
THE iNDlANS
to Tribe for the Fast
Infielder
CHANGES
Koenlg Will Cover Sec-
ond With Lazerre at
. Short During 1926
Season .
NEW YORK, Nov. C.-——‘liusebull
rumors today carried Wally l‘lpp and
Aaron \Vurrl. iirsi. and second base-
men of'iho New York Yankees, to
Cleveland in a deal which may bring
about Charley Jumieuon‘s presence in
New York another season. in spite of
Tris Speaker’s recently expressed dc-
termlnation to‘mnkc no traden.
“Pee Wee" Wanninger, who suc-
ceeded Everett Scott at shortston
early last summer. is slated to go
elsewhere. according to reports.
Confirmation here. if such is to be
obtained, must await the return to
this city on Monday of lid Bari
row. business “manger of the club
and a huntsmnn of parts. he has
been seeking. big game, but not
baseball players. .
'The rumors. however. bold ivo-
ter. tor Tony Lascno is destined to
appear in the sliortiield another year
with Mark Kocnig at second base
while Lou Gehrig, former Columbia
University star, who played with
Hartford in the Eastern League for
two seasons, undoubtedly will return
to first base. where he made an ex-
ceptional impression in the Yankee
debacle which has just become his-
tory.
Emory Rigney at Detroit. a short-
stop known to be in the market, is
said to be under the eyes of Yankee
till a. utility role. tiglicys hitting
this season fell under . .5I.) but it is
believed that a change OrnCllnlllLG
will help him immensely.
STEVE SMITH
WILL NOT BOX
JOEY CELNARS
Young Mulligan Turns
Down Perfctti Offer
-—Bouts M a y B e
Off
BRIDGEI‘OIl'I’, Nov. 6.4M Jon-
uings, who has hopes of promoting
bouts in the Park 'i'lmatrc this win-
Smith. has refused all offers to box
either Joey t‘elmurs or Chick Snags.
No reason was given by Auger but
"But are sure he's highly
bred '."’ '
"’Ighly bred! Why. mum, tor git
the best bout of this little dog yer
husband will 'nvo tor wear splits 2111‘
a. tall ‘at."—-\\'orl(l News, Sidney.
yo u
One Best Bet
' ,srsarrnsno'w.
Sulewhohlsnotdissppotnlod‘is
Karon. Eisner-k in the
,. hullecnoneoflhoout-
V‘tl/tl‘slatrl'lyfil or the 60le
I~ Me“ In
easily the sins
Ward and Pipp May Go -
officials with prospects that he will '
syivnnia will clash on the gridiron
“gum next your with both the Uni-
_vcrslty of Chicago and the Univers-
proved today by the football commit-
tee is ratified by the council of nth-
ietlcs.
CORNELL BOASTS NO HAW 0R PFANN
BUT HAS EVENLY
\V ESTER.
LOCAL BOWLERS
lN . WIN OVER
sunon ELKS
N rt
Clifford Alleymen
Take Two Games—-
Deciding Match to
Mli'l‘l‘ZORlC (HUM-‘l‘).
It rvipiir'mi “lied" (lumen of Hit»
hole to bring back some or the wax» I
mil lll‘l"5l_l8.\' oi' the West in football. :
Prior to the rhuame vi ind
Grunge into linstom gilli clubs. the:
nlhlrt ton of that settlon “me on ”W
tor bring-4 'il'Ollllil lllo lnfot'untion allmu 1““ “'l‘mlll‘l" ‘ filmrdm "H ml” nigh ”MMHM‘
m 't Lou All .- 1' d or of gm, lin} eh team has now “on three and lawn tlmuzrh it was a will known
a gu' lining. to last thr-w names. The (loci ing “at W“ l the 3'0"“ Dim“ l‘ ”l‘ “ll‘mn'l of U“ "' mm
this vein “(is green
itorknu standard.
and in low
match will be roiiml on the till 0rd
alloys oil ‘Yi‘tlllfirlillly evening, N01
., l' , S Army. 37-“.
Jennings avers that he is of the "glhtleflr‘fl “mow. our.
opinion that Smith's pilot thinks Stamford lilks. . Next, l‘vuusylvmlln.conqueror
tm? pair l” to" “my" Ahrnms ......... or. ins 107—810 Ynlt‘. H'immml ifblmgU. \l’mli‘ml
Smith is not the only one who 5mm! 1“, is 97-301 Confer-mm- champion of
has crubbcd out of it bout, urem-d- Caldwell “M 5,3 96—387 Anotbv: aunt \lt 1m) {in thr- i‘ .lS‘l
ing to Jennings as Young Mulligan (.M W 1...; 120-340
has turned down all chances of bat- \\'olllaveu """ ‘ ' .lll‘s I“; 108—404 m up “1:”; 'l‘“ u" '
tiiug Lew l’cri‘ctti. .._.._ M- _, __1_ The hr: that Ohio State had
“We want ilrst class berks." .len- Total ‘5” 509 59:, 154., brain: 11...
nings stated last night. i will not ('liiloril. eleven, the, was lost slght of in “mi
“”03“ “I” ”““‘,“g“” ‘° ”1”“ 5‘9““ Hollywood ....... 93 am 103~2ss tun amt xiv-«mics scored Ir.» Hm]
01‘s, hither Smith and Mulligan Avrtlult 97 119 1”5_321 Army “ml yummy“. min . :
it are {non 1 select or they don't Williams- 123 ‘7 109__319 '
light for me. Kvant‘e .. .103 in? all-.303
”‘W Momly ...........1o: its lll8-—3OS‘
’llll'. Alllis'l‘OLBA'l. ME ~., .__. __ your in n \\l(lt' margin.
— Total ..... ms 501 5:3 154: unollwr WW: “'1‘ \\"N is “Mk "II
the football map with it loud bung.
Columbia Put On
The Penn Schedule
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.
6.——Ponn— ‘
ity of illiunis. it the schedule inp-
The tentative schedule provides
for a porno with Chicago on Frank-
lin Field. October 16. and with Il-
lilois at Urbano. October 30. It
does not include it return engage-
ment with Yule. but Columbia res
turns to the schedule. having a game
at Philadelphia, November 13. Olli—
er new comers are Franklin and
Marshall. Johns Hopkins and Will-
iams. All the games will be played
at Franklin Field except the Illinois
contest. Brown will come here in
1927.
The schedule follows:
September—:3. Franklin and Mar-
shall." -
October—2. Johns Hopkins: >9.
Swarthmore: 16. Chicago; 23, Wifl-
toms: 30. Illinois at Urbana.
November—ll, Havertord;
lumbia; 25. Cornell.
Greenwich High
a Play Fairfield
GREENWICH. Nov. I. -— The
Greenwich High school football team
takes on the clown of Roger Lud-
iow High or Fairneld today st Have.
meyer Field.
The Fairfield boys have been play-
ing fast football this season and have
wbn three out of four games Plued.
Coach Conlon's team has Won two.
lost one and tied one.
Both teams have victories over
Nowell: High. while Dnnbury was
beaten by Fairneid and Greenwich
was only able to tie the Hatters. ..
13, Co-
‘l‘-iii man is known by the company
he keeps from gaming.
alumni: lgllliinni.
lli’li’lllN‘ in one [llii‘ili‘lilill‘ unnw.
War it was All. lllil’Jl‘.
imam illul hml In 1'!) mm
that (it: man hid in
the victory of tin ll ‘lo lfll‘limtllli "ll ul' of MN.
BALANCED TEAM
Strong: U p-Siaic Team
meni.
()’(‘lock
'l'lw All .\‘nl'\\.Il|~. luullmll llllll
lmu lulutl 'l'llll' :i lurk upml thum-
kI-imx ltli‘ llli' romlxzp Sinnluw will n
{he} l.ii‘l 1.. Oh.- Ilinmni.
t'li'\l n 'l‘ln: li[I-Sl:ill‘
lililillillil livid» 'lm
l'ml i'imilmll liming nu ihrv
lw'ill i'iimlii-ljiii: llii' fi'l'l‘lllll:-l
i'umlulll lt'lllHH nl llw i-Imnll') iul' llil'
l'Iifl l"ll )Hil'h‘.
ll “.11; only illll'l' (mm-Mi mlv'u if
full that Mnnupir Spin” “1w “luli' it»
bring: llilr.‘ lllit‘ t-nllw-ilun of Links in
iliii. only :lllil. howl-u he rinsed with
ihum. il vim: tit-I-»'<m.ll') In L:i\‘|‘ l:
mini liliill'nllll‘l‘.
'l'lu-il' lint-Hp it. «olivine-t .i mainl‘. ni
illlli‘Ul‘ silllF-v—Jilhl l'.ilil(‘_\_ Kmart-s.
t’nlumllill :un i .':\|-ili‘.il.<un I :i\ im
iul lui lll‘l ‘ll'illli'S in intuition-Lis-
40 Play l’eriods "
rrullmn llllll'
iilll‘ll'llil Hun
will!
[‘I v-
l'iiil\'l|ll'INi'l'I, It. l..
Iwrillili tililill'. .‘xiill
L”.
E___..___’____,, 'KEARNLY 3
All indications are that ("oi-hell Cornell “on by the elm-n sum- or; (um, 1:11 1:. 1.1.. ;._ ..,;1 1,, E...
has another worth while eleven. The 17 Ml ”i110 I‘ll” lml ll“ 'l'” Il”°““ 1'“ «l. \i lUllill .1 “not livzw ii'lil u Mi
, ‘ .. .‘ super or y iy a Hill! 1 who: llllll'hl’li .- < ‘.-» . I‘ . ».,
first big test of the your LollltS ill than (be mm” show A“ H lumping .‘ i m i... , , i l .m It 0.1.x
the game lviih Dartmouth. consider. breaks of tho Runu“ mun...“ (WNW in) mm in Ho- lizu-lmi. M will lin
ed by many the strongest team in bill, the two touchdowns llliltli‘ by lii'illi mm m” lieu, ni' l'lrmli hut in».
the cost. the losers bowing it rather i’luky 12:»..11 pi in firm r::l vwzllj. luiliilit'vnl
.111 the Columbia game, whirl! lure. (olllliiliiiim ..
‘.
.‘\ ll‘l.\_\ll.\(i .‘ill
l2\ury 312w .‘li liiiiltrls
lll)\\'.
(imuu'o.
Lust
Tl).- \l'nlu‘riuw, l;i':,l:r'ilig n grout
Be Rolled Iiere top of the world. Some oi? the l.\" ,(iininur, was run i'wuui- by the bril-
- ports hinted that once again (ht-Jinn: lmlrimak. in llH‘. mat 12min-
” East was supreme. luipu or pl-uv lli' «mi-ml ioill' much-
. r ‘ b w inv team won ' ~ ' ' ‘ l
Tm Cilitc d‘ n l k Thu .‘ii'lliy llml decisively liei‘i'uie'd“WWW“ ”‘l‘” “" ”“l'“‘l- Later he
[“0 ".“t ‘0‘ ”W00 games {Him the Notre Dame. ’l'vunm t’UllL‘llIvl ],yl("11ili‘ lll'llli mmlc u iii'th tmululown
Stamford l-llks' team on the Clifford Knutc llovknn have top yours liten “lllll \\ 95 ll“ i’ 'l'-‘lhli’ {“l' 5“” another
lue. lit for Point
have his big
2:1 ' \inul ”Will.
it \\l‘< :i laugh
i p in d: lll'il llllgt has lot been quite
Just a
was a most jmmwsm. ‘ \imk prior to lin: in nu game. Michi—
gnu.
bent on reunite. luul covered
Uflllllli and munuiu-tl to will, 3~0.
You mum Slop "llml" Orange to
last w n fllOlll, llllnole.
.
’l‘lllo. l’tllil \\ .m \\ ikcnml by the
for \\ :m not i 'hlcago the. btst ir‘uul ilow of the grant Kilivi'. in the back-
ill! lll.
best tackle
highly touted Columbinilinubtful if l'vun at bur brat could
hamstoppcd the "H Liming Arrow."
tllk‘u Sim ."l( l\l.
t t)llSlll(‘l‘0d [hit
in the ‘
liasi, but it ls
m (irons! ilult urn-hell the'
hopes of Pi‘llll was the mule Grange
But for “ill ll" (Hanan Iliiv prolui- limit for ”web more has [men keep~
lily would lulu- bet-ll an Eastern mulling the Big: Ti H in constant terror
\‘u\\' it is an the gliiliron
‘
The dorm: or iii-nu by lllinols will
Ma men to great,
.~ «1 in sinp‘
:H‘llOllh‘ i‘ll'lll'h lit lllilllll' Hi‘t‘ lll"
n. mt important tlzziiizmc
Iiiuun-llu..t~n lanai/iii LUIHIV', run
ill tilt}
is len (‘l‘
Saturday .1 in prmliu'v.
inruniwi
"]-'z~;mii.- puwilii: \\lll(ll
imm'iw lli" l.||‘il lll‘lllnl Hi iii if lupin
llw Ml
:illtl
.‘wpli‘l .i»
Tiny-
plily
«will: »l l'» w Min:
lr'll‘l‘l'll lunlluill
l'li' alw-
i‘. 1':
.\. iv .mn
ill.:
‘1“ Hit-ill“: II V :; z: .-
:u.i ll..i.\' i:
iuilmr, mini.
Kiwi-12:.
Mr.
‘\\.ii‘li [was i< ilw nnlv Vin:
mil liviii.“ i!:.- iiil.\l‘n|'l:1
‘ni‘ plays llli'l' r llw: Hm. ‘.‘~"Ii'. n.
Ill \\. mil 1. til [)livil uhvle- ill"
ll ill is grounded.
\li
l\.’ll'll
.in irks i'.‘
.li w?
ill lli'
min."
l\.‘i|'.i, luy'
i'Ill'ilil ‘\'.‘ ’ill.l"l ll‘ ll lllt' lur-
pi-n l"llil'll
\tl'
-
(‘oilln [miz'i ml out I‘ .i ll. ti—
Hir- \v llilll 'll mtnmpl I'll
$11.: in ilii:~' _\‘ril". Hill with
ll'ui‘ixumltli, .“.i\lllL. .imliunlii ill -l\
31m 'il\-ll\i' N‘W‘illllls (ill .- .l1 it Hi)
lluli .w slowing up the game tint
many :qm'inlul's .‘e‘llli'lt .i in luu. ill
(zfisvl'll‘rl that lhv: iii-play Shem
will stop this )ll:i lltl‘ (is :In llll'lllll‘
lpleted 3):.1 s is nothing mun than :i
Eilllib and rims nut linuih'n ill
lgzinw.
Stun;
l 'i‘ilkimt about what Mr: lin-s ilu y
‘lmvo in livil \vmi't nuilzv 2L lililv lmy
I“uni lo go to hvawn.
. .
probably be polntni in as a lensull
against a ton ambitious M'hvtliilc.
Aim-ting four teams on successive
Saturdays oi“ the caliber of Brown.
Yule. Chicago and illinols, is biting
nil too big a chunk. it just. can't be
dorm with any decree of success.
Pennsylvania was “prepped" for
Yale. It was the first meeting in
years and Penn yearned for u Vie-
tm‘y. Yale was beaten. Now to
overthrow the West, by defeating
Chicago. “Big Ten" champions. That
was accomplished.
”I. Apparently it is possible to keep
the human system tum-d to a high
pitch for two or three weeks, but not
a. month. Penn was not ready for
Illinois. 0n the other hand, Zuppkc
no doubt pointed his eleven for that
game. \‘iclory meant milled prestige
l‘or Zuppkc and Western football.
0 I I
Penn still has Pittsburgh to play. a
most formidable tram. and by the
time the 'l‘lllrnksni'ving Day game
with Cornell rolls round. Conch
Young will pmbnbly be sorry he
didn’t, have. .a few more breathing
spots in his schedule.
Know the doings of the world; know the ac
tivities of your country, the happenings in your
state; what is going on in your community
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am iii/«fl? tented.
TORRlNGTDN ELEll' .N will.
MEET NDRWALNS til ll liNDAY
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f l’liriléer Changes in
N. ‘l'. U. Line-Up
:\U\. U - i All“. \'(,]:[\" ‘\'.,\v. H.“ ('lil-l
>iii-mile l‘l'illil'llllll in lbw numb. r (‘15.‘1‘,.;~..m' imiim'inn n." l‘il'h':
ltil’\\:ll'|l' i'-"~V‘i' " ”"I'V'iminmll-‘V‘rlmnisuu i'ulimviiLLT ”'l‘ Mimi" i“ H"
”mm“ M' the 1pm,. I.. 111ml in llll.';.\w- Y. 1.. Hum”, U“ “3.4.1.54”. “ .e
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,iillii‘lltilil li'lii'tl.i_\’\\li‘ll l'ilt'd l.
l.\:-- < imuwi in plan i'illil
in lrl.il'n ryi' ('lizirlws \‘v:
hum-in iomrn-rmag
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which i-nuswii (Marl: ill wk (211mm
(l‘.\'i ill lllltl lll'i IlilJi‘ilmii .lili k l‘un-
yninx in t\Il!lllll1- pn.-‘lili)ll.<, and limb»
.‘I,".IIll\'i 4'.)
Hi2 lilunln in lispiwn .lim |".|y :ii
‘liilil omi. it mini m militia. lb:- 1.. Iv
llll: that Airman is lriiililinu i‘m' the
Illillii"l. \\'|v|lu \'_\l~ it. n mmlmmill“.
I .il\ l»: ‘l'iux‘. lln- l;ii-I:i' is .'I illlil‘ll
«'il'mmu lli‘ili plivr’irnily. illill \\ll||
the \‘iolrt ifiiln‘wllwl in play a much
‘lmriiir N‘lil‘lll‘li' l‘i‘\l full. Ali'l‘liiill
\\1il lill'u' to L‘ii ll'lllill unluhi, in
~‘ii.i‘_:.
,lil‘ lllli' :x:~‘ 1m» \',\'\' llziil lll‘Pil
'm’e'l «limit-n 1mm, n‘l suit-Will. with
-~..i'|.m llls lilllli‘l‘flllvl)’.
lll ll)" \uilllilliil )I'hlt'l‘illl)’, “ill! in
[tank the farm of n snappy signal
will” in \xlnwh s: \'i'l‘ill new plays were
ll) ll ii om. Winners ran the mm
A ii) iii llw I;.i.‘.’ll~i‘lrill'k lwl'ili, “lint"
'( i) .ii (l'N'lll “mix at left half.
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l\\: .\lii ' Him |... :iml l-‘isber mitt-rum-
:I- .i ll 11].. -:h 1.. .l “lilli' llrizinlo ('ulil~
| :‘ni lin mm.“ Al i‘llllluirli.
(ii iii llw‘ wri'o Linvnlll and
i;{.ll\, mow .‘llilll'l' and Dunn, ta: it"
(In; \‘.'hir.~ .iiui skinliii. guards, uni
Alhiw‘lillJill. new”; 'l‘lltlr‘lf lOl'\V.’ll'll‘
mil Iim- :<,L.:iil1>=1 Columbia. .\
jllummy Hillilliiliili,‘ against Columbia
‘plriyg \vns :L’m part of ‘llil? session.
i The oi‘i‘ll'lulr: iur Hill Home at BIL:
lin i' l"l- lll. \xhlv'ix :«lm’H iii ‘1 o’eloeL.
\\'(‘l'i‘ nnnuimt'wi
livi" Iww 'llllull
,i‘nlln :.:~‘:
‘muuili:
kin,
i‘ulif‘,
lill
nu iniluus;
.\i.~(;r.iili, Boston
llill1llii’. ii. ,llvnmge. Duri-
lltlil Juds'v. l'I'ulik S. T‘J'r-
l’l‘iiil‘l'lnn: llil'Sllliiil, 'l‘ulliz‘lf-
lluly i'rous.
Franklin School”
Pupils Enjoy Party
.\ llnllmvo'on party was lli‘ltl by
the pupils of ilonm ] oi' the. Frank-
lin nolmni on Friday ul’ivrnoml from
3:3” to .7. Antoinette Ammo won the
prize. for making the most words
from "lluilmw’n-li"; Albert. Szoiuk
revolved :i pi‘lzt‘ for the lu-st costume.
Alter refreshments of sandwiches.
(‘tmlilv‘s and room. it peanut- mce was
lllv‘d. l’l‘lxm \vvi'u uu‘nl‘tlL-d to Helen
Slain-ll anvl Marion (.‘unlvy for being
able to carry llll‘ must pmmuts act-oar.
the room (in :i, lxlllli‘.
' IllSQlTAlllFlICll.
"Is it ll‘ll'? that sailors have .1
wire in mery port?"
“l‘Ir—l'm sorry. l'nu'am. lml
ain't a port. mn’um."——-limnm'lsl.
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