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REAL ESTATE.
To Form a Bronr Board of Real
Estate Brokers.

Is under oor the formation Of real
estate board hro&ers Tia Bronx meeting with
object IN view held Thursday at the smith
-torty~iz3th- ard Third
Il T. STEELE elected chairman The second
meeting ne held THURSDAY Whether or not tn@
proposed organization VIII b similar ths Real Estate
Board OF Brokers of this city not made public yes
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WELL KNOWN POLO PLAYER HURT.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-1
Ballston. n. T., July 29.-George T. Smith, Of
Aiken. g. G., and this village. had his leg broken in
places Just about the ankle yesterday after
noon. while driving IN Saratoga His horse became
frightened at a streetcar ana he and his wife were
thrown from the Carriage. Mr.. Smith - q well
known polo player and huutsnasp.
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CHARGED WITH $500 FORGERY.

water.own. X. Y, July 2s.-chares z. Chadwick.
for whom a warrant has been issued here charging
him With forging 81 500 note. was arrested in
Syracuse to-day He will be brought to this city
tonight for ayTaiSnmert
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

155ta-s-. No Is West. soE n six story brick tsn.-
msnr house and store "a 10xs6 II: 7 Raurh.
owner: G 2 Pelham. architect.
13et1-sJ. No sd East. for a Eve sIoTy brick
ssth1use. Al. Sxs6.t; . Brsldo1. owner and
Dlvision-st Nos 24s and $50 for a six story brick
haJhoUss and stores. ~ SXssx irregular: L Kot-
zen. owner: Bernstein ( Bernstein architects
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LECoNFERENCE Opens
uHNY At NORTHFIELD.
DR. &. Cam pbeU Morgan DeliUers
First Sermon.
rpv TELEGRAPH &c THE tribune

r-~r+ Mortified. Mass, Guly ga perfect day
- the many visitors who assembled this after
-, 10 attend the Bible conference. which orered
- evening in the great auditorium. sacred to so
- .,ousands Of people It is ten years this
-, since h. L. Moody transferred the meetings
- store iTau - the new building erected espe-
N. f-r the summer conferences begun by him
:, ,Isf IN issuing the call last month for the
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TITLE TO eRoAo-sT. PARCEL PAssEE

Gibson Putzel yesterday took title 20 81 and So
Broad-sr 4xf16 6xfi3T from Joseph Wolf
The property Is rlcrtyagsd for s27G OeO
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sve. corner fc5tr-s. 100000. i3s.-s- q
81 = % Brown Place 5ox1oo: lanes 3 Potter
Bower Nos no and Hex 5. 81 sx-zc5x
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rsoS5 = exloo; George scsnts. executor 20
W iili1Ia Johnson snd another
ssth-st. No . East. 25xSs.9: Fr-d-rfc A Burning
anne. referee. 20 Frederick z Richards. -,
1873. No 44s West 9jxSs. o; John Reilly 70 the
ttvirgton-sU " corner Orchard a. so 2xfos.
Shrlstopher F Frerichs. executor % Davii
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.s4se >i9Oov; Q G and
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G..
" Washington. July % 1s04-Sealed proDosa.s will b.
Cfce until ~ clock August .. 1905
constructing portion OF the Sewage system
street and New Jersey Trunk Sewer. ~ the
District % Columbia Specifications and blank forms
proposal be obtained az this cfCe The
reject ard all bids bids HENRY
B. p NACFastI AND HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners. .. C
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,.s,tv-second meeting. William R MOODY. who is
carrying or many lines OF his fathers work Win
evident success. said
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
Alton Notes and Personals.


A marriage license was granted YESTERDAY
to Miss Ruth Rothweiier OF Alton and Frank
Thomas Of East ST. Louis.
-Miss Edith Rue. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rue. and Edward Alfred Haight. son
of Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Haight, will be married
Miss Susan Lowe returned last night from
Chicago.
Miss Helen Taggert returned Saturday from
Mason City. Ia. where she has been teaching
school. She taken Ill and came home TO
recuperate.
the Upper Alton Cemetery Association: d. G.
TomIinsoE. president: John Leverett. secretary
and treasurer: W. w. Lowe. l. H. Strceper and
Edward Simms. members OF the Ground Com
mittee.
Mrs. William Ingles of Greenville.. and Mrs.
Nancy McCori OF st. Louis. are visiting Upper
Alton relatives
W. p Bissell of Evanston visited his son.
Captain Bissell. at Western Military Academy
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Ellis of St. Louis are
visitors in the city.
will lead the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
this afternoon.
why Women Hate Women" play staged
and presented for the first time. was given In
the Temple Theater last night by the James
Kennedy Company. The melodrama was greet
ed by a large housc.
Miss Sadie La Rush has returned to st.
Louis after visit here.
The Yager Park public school will resume
tomorrow. after being closed two weeks be-
cause Of diphtheria.
Mrs. William Grenzeback is sick at her
home in State street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Holl!ngsworth have
returned from visit with st. Louis relatives.
Miss Amanda johnson is visiting relatives
In MedOra Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
ALTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tally have returned
to Jacksonville, Fla. after visiting rela-
tives in Upper Alton.
Mrs. Adam Reed is entertaining Miss
Alice Sullivan of Rawlins, Wy.
Miss Julia Douglas OF Hamburg. MO-. ID
Mrs ri. K. Sanborne is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Howard OF Auburn,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moore are enter
taining Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Saunders OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Rutledge have re-
turned to Baltimore. after visiting In Al
Miss Edith Cramer has returned to
Monticello. Ia, after visiting ]. F. Porter.
Mrs. william Shaw Of Nebraska Is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Rain In Alton.
Mrs. Margaret Bonboso Is visiting IN
Kansas City.
The Misses Biggins are entertaining Miss
Ella Howard of st. Paul.
Miss Lillian Root Is visiting at Wichita
Falls. Tex.
Doctor and Mrs. L. A. Abbott have re-
turned from Springfield. Ill.
Mrs. ]. w. Gratian entertained Mrs.
Mary F. Daley Of Council Bluffs. Ia. last
week.
Mrs. George Schwab is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Dorsett of Topeka. Kas.
Miss E.ffie Bardwell OF Newton. Va, Is a
visitor In Upper Alton.
Miss Edith Rue Is visiting in Jerseyville.
Mrs Frank Hopkins Is entertaining Miss
Florence Bailey Of Peru. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harris have returned
Mrs. c. E. Shannon has returned to Du-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
FERGUSON.

Mr.. and Mrs william Cowan Of Tennes-
see are guests Of Doctor LIE Grand Atwood
and family.
Mrs. L D. Headlee Is entertaining Mrs
Angie Biles and her son. Perry. Of Pitts
B. n. Chambers spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Cooke OF Lewis
place. while attending the ceremonies of
the diamond jubilee OF the st. Louis Uni
versity.
Mrs. Thomas Gleeeon Of st. Louis, Mrs.
Bowen Of Philadelphia, Pa. and Miss
Grace Tucker Of Fredericktown, Mo-. have
been guests of Mrs. Sara Chambers.
Harry Grin1th of Manila departed on
Tuesday for Philadelphia, after spending
week with his sister, Mrs. H; Nelson.
The Reverend V. Wrenn Of Virginia has
been the guest Of Doctor and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cation Of Winfield.
Kas,. have been the guests Of Mrs. Julia
Mrs J. NJ. Davidson and her daush-
ter. Sadie. Of Boonville, Mo-, have been
visiting Mrs Ernest Wills
g. G. Sawtefle departed on Thursday
for Cleveland o.. where he VIII make his
home In the future.
Mrs. Colby Denne. Mrs. Charles South
cred. Mrs. Van vr1nkin and Miss Alice
City. who are visiting the Worlds Fair.
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Edward THIN Of Kansas city Is visit
ing his brother. VIII Tifin.
Mrs C.. N. Grfmth Of Wichita. kas.,
Is the giiest Of Mrs. Julia Corning
Mrh Il. B. Mittenbergef entertained .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
BucKNER FoRFEITs TO NoRMALs.
Warrensburg Game stopped Because
of Referees Decision.

of Referees Decision.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
wsrrensburg, Mo-, Oct. 2s.-Buckner Col
lege forfeited the football game with the
State Normal, played on the Normal
chscke rboard here to-day. near the close
of the second half, the score being II to II.
E'rey objected to decision by the referee
and left She field.
The Normal team showed great improve
n.ens since their game with St. Louis Uni
ve-sity. The Buckner team averaged sew
cral pounds to the man heavier than the
Normals. and their weight was in their
favor during the first half. The careful
mails. however. soon told against their
husky opponents.
The features Of the game were the end
runs Of Dittemore and Bacon for the
Buckners. Buckner scored two touchdowns
and kicked goal In the first half. and time
was called on Normal's ten-yard line.
In the second half the Normals steadied
and made repeated gains through Buck
ners heavy line. carrying the ball for a
touchdown. after four minutes play.
Dittemore kicked pretty goal. Score.
Warrensburg kicked or to Buckner's
nve,yard line Ruckner lost the ball on a
good gains on line bucking. The Normals
were held for downs. with the ball in the
center Of the field. and Buckner failed in
oeVeIa: fake plays to advance IL. War
rensburg got the ball on downs, and by
whirlwfnd playing carried the bali over for
another touchdown. No goal. Score. Il
After the kick-on. the locals got the ball
on downs and carried 1t to BuckneTs five
yard line. Buckner questioned a decision
OF the referee, and after considerable
wrangling refused to finish the game, thus
forfetting to the Normals. Aside from
Buckners forfeiture, the game was a
splendid exhibition Of football.
The llne.up was as follows:
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tor and Mrs. Robert Gibson in Upper
Alton.
Mrs. Rebecca Clark of Evansville, Ind,
is visitor In Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jewett have re-
turned to Boston after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Smith in Alton.
Miss Lucille Burnap Is visiting in Mount
Mrs. II. B. Sparks is visiting in SPRING
field.
Gertrude Bowler Of San Diego, Cal. and
City.
turned to Independence, Kas.. after visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Draper in Upper
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. olin are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Carnell Of Benning-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson are en-
PERTAINING Miss Margaret Stafford Of Lit
tie Rock. Ark.
turned to St Louis after visiting in Up
per Alton.
Miss Mabelle Minor of Ltchfeld is a
visitor in Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Watson are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Davis Of Allie
gheny. Pa
Mrs. ]. C. Mench is entertaining Mrs.
Mrs. Richard Emerson Of Denver. Colo
Mrs Wellington Jones and daughter,
Miss Winnie Jones Of Peoria. are visitors
In Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ewers have returned
to Wheatland. Wash, after visiting the
Reverend and Mrs. M. H. Ewers In Alton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hamilton has returned from
Denver. Colo. where she spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. McCramer have re-
turned from months visit in Denver.
Miss Mary Graham has returned to Chi
cago after visiting relatives in Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley Of Sioux
City. Ia. are visiting in North Alton.
Mrs. E. ]. Morrissey Is entertaining Mrs.
Char.es w. Spitley of Lincoln. IL.
Miss Amanda Johnson visited in Spring
field. ILL.,. last week.
Mrs. Henry Dixon Is entertaining Mr.:
Byron. Of Rockbridge. ILL.,, at their home
In Upper Alton.
Miss Amanda Johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Medora, Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
WAGNER UNDERTAKING CO..
1117 OLIVE u.
Day or Night.
MISSOURI CREkLToRY ASSOCIATION
ofnc.. room 20, Grant,. bidz cremations sN

number of friends from ST. Louis last
Mrs. Albert Higgins is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Adams. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F1shback Of Yer
sailles, KY, are guests Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Le Grand Atwood.
SON, who are guests of the Misses Man
get. will depart next week for their home
In Louisville. Ky.
Doctor and Mrs Eooert Can b,ock o
have been spending tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Grimth are enter
taining relatives from New York.
staiey Cist, Of Cincinnati. O.. are spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wells have bsen
schanx OF Marshall. Mo.
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Staley celebrated
the twenty third anniversary Of their
wedding on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John kinealy and family
Of st. Louis are occupying the residence
of Doctor George p. Case In Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonnett are enter
tanning Colonel W. g. Bently Of Chicago.
Miss Katharine Sleeper and Miss May
Coatsworth Of Kansas City are guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pryor.
Miss Susan Roland has been the guest
Of Colonel and Mrs. c. T, Ellerbe
Chris Elsrbe returned last week from
Miss Anna Maiacek of st. Louis. and
Miss Nancy Steele and Miss Anna
VAUGHAN Of st Louis have been the
Mrs. David L. Blanchf1eld Of Forestell.
Mo-: and Mrs william Blanchfield Of st.
Louis are guests of Miss Mary Blanch-
field
Mr. and Mrs. Harold HALL have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HALL
Walter Castle and Miss Mount of st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Harvey OF Dem
yer. Colo, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Cunningham.
the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Bent Russell and Mrs. Douglas
Robert Of st. Louis are visiting Mrs. n.
Mrs. K. NJ. williams and Miss Maggie
Avis Of Henderson; Ky. and Lieutenant
3 l. Major y 20. Of the 9ni{ed or states Navy are
Mr.; and Mrs. ". E Winn are entertain
ing Mrs. j. Il. Payne Of Edna; Kas.
!, Mrs sperGne 81 soe pnsn e 9n n9IRs s aF. T.
Seymour. while visiting the Worlds Fair.
Mrs, Harry I. Berry has been entertain,
BE Brady Sef re1.: m?'is Mis- Lillian Roberts and
Miss Sarah Netherwood also of Brady.
Tex, and Miss Susie West and Helen
cSSk %r of and 9s.s nrs frank m Crave. of Chicago
Lee Atwood is visiting friends in Yer
Miss Goldie rully Of wentsville. Mo-.
Is spending a week with Miss Mamie
Winn
Miss Elizabeth Nash Of Paducah, KY.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank
Leavitt.
been spending a fortnight with her
brother. George P. Seymour.
Mr.. Alice Hitch entertained the Ladies'
AID Society of the n. E Church South
on Thursday afternoon -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christen celebrated
the tenth anniversary Of their wedding on
Monday evening: Among the guest were:
Mrs. w. W. Schreck. Doctor ,syd Mrs. T.
c. Reid, Doctor and Mrs. c. A Breier.
Mrs John Wissert, Mrs. A. A. Janis,
Misses Elise Janis, Kate and Lillian Reid .
and Julia Dalton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
Edwardsville Notes.

william Poinder was arrested yesterday at
CollinsyflIe by Sheriff @. +. Grove, to answer
a charge Of wife and child abandonment.
-Silas Fargo. Frederick Black and Harry
stetson appeared In the County Court Yesterday
and pleaded guilty to charge Of larceny.
The men were arrested at Madison for stealing
grain According to their story. they applied
A. q house for breakfast, and were told by the
woman who answered the door that she would
feed them II they would sweep the loose grain
her chicken- house They said they did SO. and
as the amount thus secured was not large they
Heid bsinnrinr 10 Chrir Kroemer. and thrashed
out the heads by hand. They were arrested
and had each served 100 days In jail when their
them 10 two days apiece and they will be re-
leased tonight.
~ L. Pickering Of Springfield. well-known
writer on Illinois politics, spent several days
this week In Edwardsville.
-Edwardsville butchers have followed the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30

lead of the BARRIERS and will not open their
shops on Sundays after November !. Another
rule adopted with the new scale IS that orders
for delivery will not be accepted after noon on
Saturdays.
Miss Julia Brink. popular Edwardsville
singer. who has been making hit through the
West this fall with the Girl From Dixie
company. will be In st. Louis the week OF No.
vember s. and many theater parties are being
planned for that week by local people, One
party of seventy-five will go to 81. Louis In
a private car over the Suburban on November ..
Although the campaign has been devoid Of
rallies. torchlight parades and like open-air
demonstrations. Its closing days at Edwards
willie are by no means dull. Following Congress
man Rodenberg's date at the county seat last
BelevilIe. who will speak tomorrow evening:
Tuesday night the Roosevelt -Deneen Club will
give a public smoker. The prize meeting will
be the next night. Yesterday Lewis r. Dudley
of No 3l5 Brown avenue, East St. Louis, can
didate on the Liberty ticket for RodenberKo
seat in Congress. and Charles Daniels OF Love
Joy, candidate for the State Board Of Eaualiza.
tion, appeared in Edwardsville and challenged
the Reverend W. W. Russell, pastor of Wesley
Chapel of the African NJ E. Church. to Joint
debate. Besides preaching the gospel, the min
ister has been quite busy lately laying paving
brick in the district NOW teing improved In
Edwardsvilie but he stin finds time for little
politics He was the only man who held two
Jobs at the Republican National Convention.
eaying been appointed doorkeeper by the Ma
t.onal Committee and named as assistant ser
geant- arms through the influence OF Gov
ernor Yates He promptly accepted the chal-
lenge and the Joint debate has been set Tor
wednesday night attthe Courthouse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
Wolverines Played to Close Score f.
Eaxaf HalG ~ Iou-

Wolverines Played to Close Score in
First Half of Long Game.
Madison. Wis, Oct 2s-wisconsin's
plucly football team went down to de-
feat to-day. The score was Michigan Is
Wisconsin o.
The score at the end of the first half
was Michigan 6, Wisconsin O. At only
one time in the game did Wisconsin put
Michigan on its mettle. In the first t:alf
down. Coach Curtiss men braced Up and
kept the ball in Michigan's territory for
twenty minutes. having 1t on Michfgan's
The superior weight Of the Michigan team
was q serious handicap to Wisconsin. II
was not weight alone. however. that won
the game. Good generalship ani bril-
Captain Heston made two spectacular
runs for touchdowns. going around Wis;
by Michigan. Both teams INDUCED in con.
siderable punting. The weather was fair
sons n ~ present. @ WIS WiscSnsn's @ 0G rooters @ we're we're
well organized and supported by the Uni
yersity band. furnished plenty Of enthu.
sissm. Michigan was represented by about
Wisconsin won the toss and chose the
east goal. On the kickon the ball went to
Wisconsin's Vineyard line. 1t was re-
caught It was downed-. Wisconsin was
soon forced to punt and sent the ball to
Michigan'e forty-five-yard line. Here T.
Hammond got around Wisconstn's right
end for twenty yards. Michigan lost the
ball on tumble on Wisconsin's forty-five-
yard line. Wisconsin punted to Mchigan's
fifty-yard lire By steady line plays,
going through the tackles and guards,
Michigan advanced the ball twenty yards
and lost II on downs. but quickly regained
It.
Michigan tried .. place kick for goal.
but failed. After the ball changed hands
several times Michigan started down the
field with series Of line plays. which cul-
minated in a touchdown by Norcross.
Hammond kicked goal.
Until the end of the half the ball was In
Michigan territory. Three times Michigan
punted when Wisconsin got dangerously
near the goal. The ball changed hands
frequently, but the advantage waS with
on Michigsn's forty-nve-yard line. Score:
Michigan 6, Wisconsin 0.
The second half was hardly begun be-
forO II became apparent that Wisconsin
had shot Its bolt at the end Of the first.
Heston Tot around Wisconsin's end for
seventy-yard run and a touchdown. Mich
igan heeled and 7. Hammond kicked goal.
IN few more plays Heston again went
around WiSconstn's right end for q sixty
-ysrd run and . touchdown. Hammond
two tOuchdowns. and Curtis kicked goals.
The half ended with the ball on Wiscon-
sins twenty-yard line and In Mfchigan's
possession.
No substatutes we're used by either eley.
en- IN the n es sanre Ihe n the ne hat Sut
the sut1deutss were frequently called be-
fore TIN md.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
East sd. LouIs items.

Mrs. Robert R. Thomas has returned from
St. Louis.
Mrs. ]. J. wies is visiting St. LOUIS
friends.
the funeral of Mrs. Roxie Webb will take
place this morning.
Local. No. 1856. Master Horseshoers of East
81. Louis. have elected the following officers:
c. J. Bergman, president: H. Martin, vice
president: A. Ruffner. financial secretary.
William N. Kline has filed suit against
the East st. Louis and Suburban Electric Rail-
road Company for $50 damages for personal
injuries.
Mrs. M Walsh Is visiting in St Louis.
Mrs Mary Virginia Ecton tnee Jackson) Of
Winchester KY, Is visiting her nephew, I. ].
Daniels of No. lis Summit avenue. She Is the
survivor OF q family of fifteen brothers anil
sisters and Is 81 years old. II Is her nrst visit
with Mr. Daniels.
Mrs. E. I. Pearson Of No lois Division ave-
nue. East St. Louis, Is entertaining her sister.
Mrs H II. Swift OF Denver, Colo. who have
been separated for twenty-three years During
this Time although they have correspondent
with one another, they had not met until yes
terday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30
Edwnrd.viIIe church Services.

As tomorrow, October 81: is the anniversary
of the day in 1917 on which Martin Luther
nailed his ninety-five theses on the church door
at Wittenberg, the Lutheran churches Of Ed.
wartisviIle Will observe the anniversary to-day
with special serrtces.
The First Baptist Church failed this week
to select e.. pastor to succeed the Reverend a.
p Howells of St. Louis, who resigned his
post because OF internal dissension in the con-
eTegation. AT a called meeting THURSDAY nisn, ,
several weeks ago and reinstated In good
standing the member who had been dropped.
THE, shadows We Cast will be the topic
of the Reverend Elisha; Stafford at the morning
service Al the First Presbyterian Church. In
the evening he will preach on The Failure OF
a Giant
ouercus Grove this afternoon.
The anniversary Of the .Superannuates, En-
dowment Fund, observed IN the 81 Jonn =.
= church this week, resulted in q large num-
Der of subscriptions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-30

strength Of her defensive as well as Of
fensive work.
The game was unusually rough, smuggling
being frequent on both sides. and for this
of1ense two Pennsylvania players were
ruled of the field by Referee Edwards.
Harvard and Pennsylvania were both pc
nalized for off-side play and holding the
line.
Harvard made many substitutions in the
second half. and the substitutes played a
faster game than did the regulars.
Pennsylvania also sent in a number OF
substitutes but not until the final out
come OF the game was practically GER
tafnty