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Evening journal., 1903-11-18
CLUB WOMEN
-''' ON A VISIT
Attend Reciprocity Meet
ing of Wayne Club
Interesting Meetins of So
ciety OF Daughters of
es oil. War of'ISIz 81

q -r ttr -H1r i.frfT u. Ie.-.
Members OF the society OF Sac Daught-
ers OF the War OF 1872 net yesterday af-
ternoon and heard a paper by Mrs
Charles w. Lord. president Of The Nucleus
Club. Of Baltimore and an addpess by
Bsshop Coleman. v,s... .... .,,.
The meeting was held in the rooms Of
The Historical Society OF Delaware. which
were pretaly decorated Nafh flags and
bunting IN honor Of the occasion.
The meeting opened at 2 o'clock with
the singing Of T1he star spangled BAN
ner'' and Bishop Coleman made an invo-
eaton. Mrs. Lord then read her paper
which was on "The Causes and Events Of
the War OF 1872" Mrs, Lord, who is a
New England woman. was not in sym
pathy with tho war but her paper was
Impartial and she outlined THE. causes
leadlng to the strife and reviewed the
ensuing BATTLES.
Bishop Coleman made a brief address
in which he referred IN a general way
to the war and spoke of the work beine
done by the society.
Refreshments were served and a pleas
ant social time followed.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Milford

Special to the Evening Journal.
Milford Nov. 1S.-Mrs. S. w. Kinder
and daughter Mary are visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens of
Philadelphia. and their two children
have returned after visit Of several
days here.
William C. Lannon's and. wife are
visiting in Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
]. Y. Foulk, Esq, John w. Hallett
and R.. j. Mears are attending the
grand lodge meeting Of odd Fellows in
Wilmington.
Miss Anna Archer is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
COMPANY READY FOR BUSINESS
Milford Proud of New Banking House
and Street improvements.
speclal 70 the Evening Journal.

OntELaA ~ AAA A4f1AAAAA6 1NAAAANAH
Milford, Nov. 1S.-Former Senator An
thony Higgins, Of Wilmington, spent the
day yesterday cunning near Houston. He
saws there was too much. water in the
air to see straight though he and his
party succeeded in getting pretty full
game bags.
The new Milford Trust Compa,6s- will
be ready for business next. week. The
banking building is competed and equip
ped, and all is in readiness. The S25oOo
capital stock IS all subscribed and apIE!-
cations are held for $4,000 stock in excess,
A. W. Powell Is president and cashier
and Thomas Reed is to have charge Of
books and accounts. The board Of di-
rectors are; A. W. Powell. Drs. G. l..
Grier and Paris T. Carlisle. ex-senator
John Abbott and George II. Hall.
Mlford's street improvements viii be
completed within three weeks. The town
now has nearly three miles Of macad-
ainized streets and Walnut street is paved
with vltrihed brick. The total cost of the
street and sewer Improvements made here
during ahe past three years is over $40.
o0n
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
MANY MUsKRAT TRAPPERS
Fishermen Making Money by Catching
Marsh Rabbits.

! Because they are not making money
on account of the soarcily Of FISH In local
waters almost all the fishermen from this
city have abandoned the business and
have gone into trapping musirats.
The new business has proven even a
better paying one than that which they
were formerly engaged In and many Of
them now make upwards to 81 a'day.
They set several steel traps at low tide
aloag the runs that empty from the mar
shes into the river and when Ehe musk
rats OF marsh rabbits as they now are
called, come out AT night TO wash their
food they are imprisoned.
B0h the hides and meat OF the animal
are sold and the business IS becoming a
popular one with those who were Won
dering what they would do during the
winter ON account Of the absence OF che
fish. p
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
At Wayne Club

Mrs. Lewis c. vandegrlft, president Of
the Wilmington New-CeDtury Club, and
Mrs. T. Linton Smith, attended a reci-
procity meeting held by the Saturday
Club Of Wayne, yesterday. The meeting
wa sdesigned for clubs in southeastern
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Vandegrift and
Mrs. Smith were tho only clubwomen out
side of Pennsylvania who were invited TO
be present.
Among the papers read was one on
Bird Protection" by Mrs. j. 7. Roth
rock. Of West Chester. which was for
lowed by considerable discussion.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
FELL OFF ELEVATED
Lad TumbIes From High Railroad
Tracks While Playing "chaser."

Playing along the wa1r Of the Pehnsyl-
vanil eleva5ed railroad hear the foot OF
Eighth street yesteray afternoon James
McGlotten. "a 12-year-old boy living at
No itos East Eighth street. fen from the
creste and was Knocked unconscious.
He had been playing chaser and was
tno-laat boy IA line. The others had gone
some distance before they discovered
they we're not pursued by Jimmy" Z"
thinking somsthing y was wrong they went
back to look for him and f6lind him lying
unconscious on tho gfonhd... tie was car
rled to>his home nsotr-By BY the boys.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
SENATOR BACON'S
WILL WAS SURPRISE
LureI People Enjoy Novem-
Der Strawberries-Build-
ing Boom Continues

Special to the -vening Journal.
|aurel, Nov. ls.-Edward D. Hearne. OF
rgetown. has been appointed admins
or Of the estate OF A. Wesley Parker,
i recently died here very suddenly.
Parker was a plain. frugal back
|ths living well, but spending nothing
/ pvas not necessary. Iris estate Is
|tk over $1,000.
be railroad tracks here will be moved
|sn feet back preparatory 20 the lay
81 a double track from here to Sea-
b. When this Is completed the Dela-
70 railroad viii have a double track
tenn to Wilmington.
lis section was visited by a heavy
4 ]. rain. thunder and lightning storm
.srday afternoon, which was an un-
I'm occurrance so late In the season.
mes Morris, aged 70 years. leader
sne old schol Baptist. died suddenly
b yesterday.
Will a Surprise.
be will Of The late former State Sena-
Thomas Bacon was a surprise when
u. He owned over 1000 acres Of valu-
land and mill property near Laurel.
/ hulk OF the estate goes to his sons,
Iert and William, and his daughter,
b. Solomon Kenney. The three older
theirs. Frank, Thomas. Jr., and Harry
but very little, the deceased claiming
" had already received their shares.
three sons live in the West and none
ved home for the funeral.
ranvhle Carey shot himself through
Rand while handling a revolver yes
bay.
Dhn Horsey, while splitting wood yes
hay struck his ankle with the axe.
host severing his foot.
'trawberries in November are an un-
al thing in this section. but LAUREL
have been enjoying them.
|he building boom that struck Laurel
put six years ago continues on the in
|ase. One new church was built, and
|ensive Improvements on two others
be completed two weeks ago. Two
'lks have been opened and three fac
|ies, and scores OF dwellings have been
'cted during this time. Two new streets
|ye been opened and score Of dwellings
now in cour$e Of erection. Col. Dam
]. Foolzs, william B. Gordy and
|prge w. stradiey are completing large
|nsions.
William Jones, q colored boy. indent-
d to II. c. Matthews, was committed
Georgeuown Jail yesterday for larceny.
Matthews was the complainant.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
state of oeie city oIs,Tolsdo,

= Iuc18 Iountyl SS4.II- ~ -|'I7TlT7-
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partnefrOf the firm OF #. y. Cheney
Toledo. County and State. aforesald, and
mat said firm Will pay the sum Of ONE
JT-NDRED' DOLLARS for each and
olred by the use OF HaN's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before, me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
AZ d. 1856. A. W. GLEASON
igEAlO Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh. Cure Is taken Internally v
and acts ,dipectlys on the blood and mu-
testimonials, free
n. j. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold BY all Druggists. 75c ..t'
Halls Fumiy PITS are tho best.
Eagles Ball tonight in Turn Hall.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Marriage Announced

Announcement has just been made
of the marriage of Miss Margaret NJ.
Hannum and Thomas J. Finley, which
was performed by the Rev. H. 5. Du-
lany in Asbury parsonage on Septem-
her o.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Game Reported PlentifuI.

Every train that came Up the Della
ware road Yesterday was cyowded with
sportsmen loaded down with game. All
report. the sport. better than for years.
but much trouble is encountered wsth
farmers in the dover pant OF the State
who fave posted notices forhdding gun
ming an th--r. rs4z.Arty,
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
psmoeratIe Lsaaue wM smoks.

The Democratic League win give a
smoker al its club rooms, Fourth and
King streets, tomorrow evening. An en-
and the affair win be In charge OF the
following committee; Daniel Mcclin-
tock Dennis Harkins, George NJ. Gil-
lespie II. G. Ware, ID. S. Reoder, lrb
II. A, Behag, and w. @. Grothaiis. Az
enjoyable pfogramme has been pref
pared.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Services. at Bethany Church.

Services in! connecton with the cels-
bration of the twenty fifth anniversary Of
Bethany Baptib Church viii be held In
the church this evening. There WIN be
no set program but members Of uhe
church wi'l speak OF the work which has
been done, Services also will be held to-
morrow eNenInE.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Polish Count w0rkina Here.

For the past six months a Polish Count
has been working in the tailoring depaut-
inert OF J. T. Munln & Sons store. He is
known there as A Miler, but. according
70 Polish residents here his real name Is
yam Alfred De Roycrynish of Rogolyp.
salValinslzl. Miller or Count RoycrynislSi,
who Is 81 years Of age is making his home
with a Polish family at Sixth and Pine
streets. and it ds said that he is a son
of ap rominent general in the Polish
army.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD sTREnr STA
TfoN rHfr. ADrLpIiIA.
FoR rRE 'Wssr AND NORTH

$50 a. m. daily. pittsbtrg. Chicago, in-
annapolis auc LoulaNiii-. 1blnnt Sat'l
1875 "a. M, daily Tor iltAQNrs, S1icate.
indlanagons and isouiaN','e. 'n'ni''s
u q a. IN. daily. piitsburg, and cisye-
land. ~..
Pttsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis. and
ST. Louis. ColninR Car.l .,...., ,,
20 2; in dsl} ~ 'enis{ iis.l ifsd a!Sss51
ana Detroit. Dining caro-
$50 D. ~. daily PittapusF, Chicago.
L9,isyiif syis c,qeiiHnatp ;5,ains Indianapolis
i,oi ~ m. daily from Gerleanio1Nn juno
uon. ca,ehs2 h,in,sf,a ,,l tie1snYis, n5is,
SIS p. a. daily, Flt,sbnrg. Columbus,
4GlneinnfiA lndianapnl.s. louisville and
,andonh Valioy Route.
$50 pt ~, daily. Pittsturg and chlcaBoi
Nos y, m. dfAiv. Fitilburg. Cleveland.
CincinnatL ana 81. L5rss.
~, p ~ dssNy Ri.tsDvrs "a Shieago;
Valley Routes for Cleveland. except Sat-
as a, N. daily Lock Haven Express.
s.2q a. ~ week dnya Ntre FSprssa.
y 40 q. m. week days. llm'ia and Remove
tSl.p m Sund4ys WMnmsnnrt Express.
$50 p. m. week DAYS. Aii'amspon hN-
i0 p. N. daily. Hrlo r1paass.
Cumherland Valley r. H.. 426 SO II 20
a. mr.. $50 S26 end if.2o p. m. week
days sundava. 8 p and II % p. m
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction. $50 a. N. and
S.25 D. m, daily.
via Canandaagua. $50 a. m. week days,
$50 y. M, except Saturday and ii.20
p. NJ. daily.
% Dining Car.
% Accommodation Trains.
fD Limited Express. Nestibule Parl0E
Cars. Ncstibule Passenger Coaches. and
/ Diung Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company wiz
can for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information, passengers ara
referred 20 the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
W. W. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
Cenoral passenEar Agant
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Shot of Hand.

Special TO ihe Evening Journal.
Townsend, Nov. ls.-Charles Pratt, a
colored man, shot on a portion OF his left
foot while out cunning near here on Mon
day. Pratt was carel,asly handling tho
gun while walking around a thicket, as
he had been expecting a rabbit TO come
out.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
FeIl Into ouieksand.

In aightlng from an engine yesterday
al Gray's Ferry Peter J.nCeia, a p, b.
& w. raEroad brakeman handed on quick
sand and sunk to MS waist. Ills cries for
help were answered by George Tweed and
a. b. GRAY, who threw him cross tie
and a rope ana exuicaied him.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
EIsetrieaI sianaIman pead.

Newell l.. Fisher, who has been m
charge of the electrical signal tower.
the only one OF its kind on the Mary
land division. az the New Castle CUT
off. died at his home In Pennsylvania
from malarial fever.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Pleasant Social

A pleasant evening social was given
at the home of Misses Rose and Ida
Pardee, No. 1921 Kirkwood street. on.
Monday night. Among the features
was the music furnished by Messrs.
Bristow and Everett.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Winter Excursion Rates via Baltimors
and Ohio Railroad.

l20cursion tickets are now On sale 70
winter resorts ga the South; also % polnts
'm Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
and Ncw Mexico
For eiclsets and fun Information ap-
ply 10 ticket agents or IA. a. Miller. r. p.
A., city office Water and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del. p. and a. Phone i75SA.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Runaway 4orse Iniures priver.

by Hugh Lynch Of Third and Monroe
streets became frightened at Fifth and
Harrison streets this morning and ran
away with the result that Mr.. Lynch
was slightly injured The horse was
also hurt about the legs.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Whist Clubs Social

The Wilmington Whist Club win give
social evening at its clubhouse to-
night. Each member is entitled TO invite
a guest and an enjoyable evening is an
tlcipated.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
n.ia..,nrn nivIaIon.

For lEaw castle. iN. S.2S a. m. SOL
81 l2 a.i.l 6.5i p N. week days.
sor F.owes and Rehob0th. SIS a. m.
ard f.0e b. m. week-daye.
For llover Harrington. and Dcimar,
2 .Ss, s.sa iO.bs a. m. f.u2, e.5i week days
and l2.W night. daily.
For wyoming and way stations. s.u p
m. week days. . 49,.
Express Tor Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 1n.N a. ni' "efh
f1ys and i2.ns night daily.
For Atlantic City,
Connecting al West Philadelphia, $50 a.
m, all ana ESQ p. m week-daysi S'lo
Ia. M. anc $50 .. m. sundayn.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
EleotrIoaI WorIore' Unions.

Tho local union, No. na Elecirlcal
Workers has divided Tito two organlza-
tions and hereafter The outside men and
separate unions.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
overhaulina Bis Barge.

A big p. and r. railroad barge was
brought TO the dock Of the Pusey ana
Jones Company this morning by the tug
Bristol The .boNt win .yeceiye an over
hauling.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Cars on oranne street.

The cars on the Orange street loop
line were placed m service Yesterday.
The cars Of the Eastlake and West
Second street lines run over the loop.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Enr ihn aoulh.

Atlantic Coas. Line.-Expresu i2.S p
m. and ~. as night, daily.
Southern Railway Express NV - "'
ana 7 81 p. m, daily. ..-..~
scaboard Air Line Railway '-i1xprenS
500 a.. m. and f.os p. m, daity;,-.., rc-
Norfolk and Western Railway ,-no ~
Memphis and New orleans. SIS p m.
daily. r,--...
II Ol a. a. week days, SIS .. me- coaiS'
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington division.l
Timetable in effect Septemhera9

Trains leave Wilmington. (King street
station), for Eismere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur. Guyeucourt Grau-
egue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson, West Chester, Embrecville
Mortonville. Coatesville and iuterinediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 75S a.
m, daily 40 and 4.5o p. M. sunday
only o.Ioa a. M.
For Suplee, Elverson and intermediate
stations. daily, except Sunday. at LISA
m, daily 7.Io and 4so p. IN. sunday
only $40 a. M
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading aud
intermediate stations, daily, except. Sum
day at 7.3s a. m. and 7.Io p. IN. Sunday
only at $40 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South street
Ferries.
a7,r ,-.,rr> f-r7sy r~~t4.r f~.prs 49,,
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

Crowland Abbey has just had an ad-
dition Of two bells. -fAccording to ira
dition it was at crowland that the
hrst tunable peal in the British Isles
was hung. - rr~ q
In the library at HighcIere Castle. in
Hampshire, are the. table and chair
which Napoleon. used when. he signed
his abdfcatfon OF Fontainebleu. rts
Mr.. James Selby, who has just COM
pleted City years z service with the
NortheasternsR Railway Company as a
driver, estimates that he has travelled
2 oon an1< aai la. g. A8-. >-,--i--~-s.s
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

household necessity. 'Dr. Thomas
Eclectric or. Heals burns. cuts. wounds
Of any sort; cures sore throat, Group,
catarrh, asrthma; never fails.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
Amber Tip Pines.

NTIUuT TIP FIpea'
Your choice 25c. Straight stems.
New lot. S. II. Durstein. 5 East Sec
ond street
Evening journal., 1903-11-18
PennsyIvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION
scnedlle N eiIect Vetppst , lsOs'

Trains leave wilmington az follows:
For Philadelphia l49, s-ls 4 TO- s.lo. ~
o io lis ~ II a. sG rs SS0 a. % 30 lsis sS is
liss U.s. 81 81 u.s. ssS sos sss s sss, saS So s&
I o. 70 sis e. aPs nd NE TO- TO- sco S.
a. M, l2.ll i.%, y: 90. 800 H,yo; -
,ssS, eol S%; 7.io; H;2s, ,sSs SO s.s' 80
i2' 75d so, $50 O. 800. SIS ~ iS.s9
lass, HIS, JIG. 1iiS iicS. Il q 4s 'ans s.si s%
SsS. SsSsi "a s s1S &c. g s's SSS SS
asa IS p, .s.o7. US, s.os 1000. and lli.0V
= SSr NJ SsS Igrs & (Sro.slsl ;sDEs. Il s;. 5.:
% a:ls o:S5. III IS a. m; = q. 800 e.o1'
Phiia), 10. s.iS. 40 h.Os iconnscting At
West Panadelphie), $50, s.s5. to.oa 4S
s. os w; sor "a ~ z ia ia = so % tscoonrnecs
at West Philadel2hial week days l'ss'
sis t@. 10 30 ss' u 80 a; .na "a III ri'1d "a
p, m sundays connects at West Phiia-
- iHs,ir'i For Bostop. without change. 1o.o2 a. M
and . 100 y. ID. week days $50 D. m. sun
Forf Newark Center and intermeiiste e
statlons TO a. m and So D. m "e7~
baltimore and washington. 2.@'
~ - 4 o., 30 .nols d and j % a. msr s%
sos. % 80. $3.50. T'M, ss.iS y. M. and
ll2is night. week DAYS. 12.as $50 ~.
500 u01R a. M, 2.M. ~ IS. = 50. s.oi,
t0S. .25. e.o2 se.sS. 'isi. SIS D. No. ana
/ ~ ~ nights, Sundays. -,
Baitin.cre and Intermediate statipnsi
| l256 N.fl l6.1S, p. m. week days, anu
l 'G.iS p. m. Sundays, -
For lake Placid (through Sleeping Carl
lS.ll p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays 300
Fridays.
Leave Phliadeiuhia. Broad street stS-
on. ior ,Wnming5on' 80, b.So, 81 40 I'd ss. a.
il ss a. m. 1895 LA. 1.2s. o. 40. e.
go @ lss ot q Sc sss 81 sn a ga ih IN Il Il 8. s.
and .ii.a2 p. r.. week days, as e,@, ~
sS sii; 'lSSs .s s.l! n'TS %%is. n7@ 7iS SIS.
4. aS 'io.22, II q and 1i.2s D. m; sundssyss;; 8;
Eom, Wet PnledslRhs' HVa esI, sRo aays: a :.
l20 and ii.55 a. m. s.& and h.Ss p m
sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

Only radical cure for Asthma. Ca
lfagth, IfsHehilis y Bfazilien Balm.
Evening journal., 1903-11-18

dag : Sunday3 \ Weekdsy1
ss'5sA'neRys, South ST. IS 50. go stoi
Excursion.
Detailed time tables az ticket Office.
18th and Chestnut Sts'. S53 Ches, nut St,
roo5 Chestnut St.. 6o9 South 81 ST., sg57
Market ST. and al statian4-
Union Irapsieg. Cqppagy wiz call for
and clfcck bag ase' nom hotels aud resi-.
dehcts 90 ~fltf fir'io e.
A. T.,DICE. EDISON J. WEEKS,
Gen1 Supt. Geni Psss'r Ast.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24
CHICAGO FOOTBALL CHANCES.
Coach stage Expects Fifteen Members
of Last Years Squad to Return.

INf~f SblAiS SFE]OLaL
Chicago, Aug. 2.-New maroon football
candidates from Chicago and vicinity will
gather at Marshall field a week from Tues
day. That day, September i, will mark the
beginning of football practice Coach Stage.
who is now spending all his time taking
ozone at golf links and resting without
giving a thought to football, will begin the
work of testing the raw material. As new
men present themselves and old men show
opening of the university's fall quarter. he
will continue the trying-out process. From
the start the football locker-room in the
new Bartlett gym. will be used.
Although Chicago'S prospects are conceded
to be favorable for the best team turned
out by the maroons since their 1899 cham
pionship eleven Coach stagg said yester-
men Of varsity caitber." The new rules
calling for open play are expected to give
opportunities for many backs on all teams.
squad are lost to the team-"Jimmie'
Sheldon: the eN-captain and star half back.
who will however. be first assistant coach;
best defensive tackle in the West; Koehler.
the sturdy lef, tackle; Perkins, the full
back, and Trip. a substitute tackle Of
promise
Parry. the powerful '06 boy who was
saved last year and counted on for Koch
ier's ,, vacancy sy this year, may not be able
poets that he can be used before the end of
the season. Parry is laid up with cracked
leg bone. Five weeks ago, while working
on a. railway bridge near Oskaloosa, Ia,
his home, Parry fell down an embankment.
A timber followed. fracturing the bone and
decorating his flesh painfully. He has been
III bed for some time, bot is now improving
and has hopes
James McNab, who was satisfactory
varsity tackle the year before last and
who knows Coach Stages style of game,
may return 10 the university. although 1t
is not certain
The return of fifteen veterans from last
seasons squad. which was by many ranked
second in the West is the basis for the
generally conceded strength of the maroon
team. OF this returning delegation the fol-
lowing eight men are usually considered to
be the highest. varsity players: The CEN
ter trio. Captain Ellsworth. center. Big
Maxwell and Ahlswede. guards: Speik.
end; Lee Maxwell, quarter back and de-
| fensive end; Catlin, end and half back:
| Schnur, speedy half back. and Bezdek half
back, For the, open game between the
twsnty-five-yard lines Ellsworth's punting
| out. Lee Maxwells experience as a veteran
| quarter is expected to count as an impor-
!, tant factor.
Seven of those returning are ranked by
| followers of the game as men of fair var
| sity caliber. with promise of raise in rank.
guard: Wrightman. substitute full back
| and half back; Jennison, substitute half
| back: Hitchcock. substitute quarter back;
Buckley. substitute guard; Burroughs CEN
ter at Lehigh, ineligible maroon squad
! member last year and promising for CEN
year. formerly fast quarter back at Ober-
| lin College.
The new high school material is an un-
known quantity until recttations. begin.