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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
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W hiteWaSied F.gyre~ 10 he Laid IA
L FH.niii Nsll.s..tes.

PARIS, Nov. le.~~}ar the henatft If
aerqnauts an elaborate - stem 81 NAP
ping out the couHtrS has lee1s sit3a;3t
ed. Nhitewashed fgaeea sixty fset
square are 70 lie iaia dawn al every
viii indicate - the airmat his Ra-
sition. The FIRST figure viii give the
number OF kt}9mcters north ar south
OF Paris, while HE second wlH rep
resent the difference east car west OF
the Paris meria'an ny consulting Il
chart the aerial navigator W5li Had
detailed Information concerning me
locality over which he is lying.
Figures Of the size adopted are eas.
ilY diseernjhle .H Clear weather fr5n
TIE top Of tbe fUel Tower. fefgHf
OF nearly Loco feet. The first aerial
route to be marked oat viii 3g ff5174
Paris % Chatuas camp, enc Of the
most popular with airnlen.
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Flood Danger Passed.

PARIS, SoY. ts.~-fiir danger ~
flood in Paris is believed to have pa1s
ed. The Seine at the Pont RoyalA &0.a
day was 10 feet 10 inches. The WnAX
Their bureau believes It will be 1tAA3
tionary Tomorrow. but that w2tNE4s
coming down stream will make 1T xf1zzSi.
a foot and a hall Friday. After thME
ii IS believed the river viii continue fNa
fall. unless there should be fnrth&N!
hard rains. SSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Oh. STUART DIES
FROM APJPlEXy
ON ASHLAND CAR
Continued from First page.>

Ashland. She survives him with d
little box Charles t., Jr
The Death Of Mr.. stuart comes as
q great sh0ck 10 all who knew him in
Rlehmand and III other parts of the
State. He possessed ioeable traits OF
character and was exceedingly popular
among his circle Of friends and &C
quaintances.
AR stuart recently won the first
circulation contest prize awarded by
the Nirgiaian. He is said TO be a
cousin al the Hon. Henry G.. Stuart, Of
Russell county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Three Committee. 10 Meet.

Meetings of the committees on
streets. street cleaning and Hight win
be hsld Wednesday night. ali at
clock
ali tn meetings arc regular and
viii he devoted 70 the transaction Of
routine business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
COTTON GOES UP;
PRICES HARDEN

NEW YORK. Nov. 1e.-cotton ~
TO points higher at the open1nM
on steady cables and considerMnl4z
room covering, Prices continued t0s
harden here after the start and thefM
was less confident pressure from he4
sources than was visible yesterday.sS48#$s
Prices: November. 1876 q 20 Q4s2
Gem Der, l4.S6M 81, January, l4164a
2s: March. l442 hid. May, 14.54 ht6s5
JUN 1880 80. s|S
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MUST MAKE LIVES
COUNT FOR COCO
fCont7ntieti from INST Page.


eheef and hospitality Ia the aeoHe. The
Shepherd Webb. erg3lnist OF the
church, WIS a deIightful feature. and
the speeches were calculated to arouse
increased enthusiasm and lead the
Men.s League. - eye,, oexrol fhf very
fine work i has beer doing.
In Honor et Pastor.
This vas ahat is known IN tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Dokey,s Meet.

eenl-M Mora Temple, y. O. X. X. Win
have special meeting wednesday,
night at Fraternity Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
kCHHpA Sss1tsx MARKET
Rlchtnund. Va NV ID 1e1o

hfchtauHd, Va. Nov. L. 1910
STATE SECURITIES Bids ASKED
North Carolina. 4s c. ISL.
va. s., Old G and r., 1898 s. =.
Va Centuries z-3. e ana Il.
Cay sEcuhiriAs ''''.'' ~
Manchester city .>.....
nleInond cay. Is. G < r.
isSs-ls+5 .',.....-..... .ss1s -.
RAILROAD BONDS
n. c. /. II x. con 'fr. Ap, ct 81
A. 4. L. CTS. lid ......
C. and Q; Gen Mer; "A .l0l =.
Ca Fac. list as. (. i92a II3
Ca. Sou ana ria. 1876 l94
Ga. Ala. Con Is 1945.
Norfolk anu West, ity. As
so ass and West. roea. . l. IA W
isicn. and DaA. aold Is. {.
1915 .44es .-.5..,ss4, 1aa
seahoard ain Lane ~. 1865 = =.
seahpard Adjustment. 3 s5,s
50 Il, lev. g. NJ IS. 1855 -. -
western y. {. lSe IS. {.
s III RAILWAY HoNp 5e'
Norfolk lily. Y l. Go. IS.
"a ~ i r 90, - 1854 81 y
STREET. ny sfoGhs, Par.
III In. & p 80. pftl 100 y EN-
va. Ry. x + Go, com Loo - IS :
Allan Coast i.ine com. loo Ifa
a. c. /. OF Conn. loa 24v
Nor. and West. esosn..loo 81
r.. II. & Z Div oblig Ioa go 4so
SOU. Railway Traf..s.. 100 81
Sou Railway &oal .4..i 100 2Tis
BANK AID TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National -. 100 loo
Ernad street Bank ...es -.
tank OF Richmond leo -.
aak Of oon9'r and Tr 100 liz =.
3sapitol savings asank. 20
i..1rst National ....z..s. i90 500
Merchants National 100 SIS
National sank of Va. 100 lseA lss
M state n City Rank. loo lie l7s
rstershurg Saw and ms 20 ST.,
IJErttsrs National ..... 100 CTS
savings Rank of Ricn'd IS So
t,aior Bank of iiteka $50 $50
Virginia Trust 50 .ts. 100 liz
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine. - ~ $50,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

tors 81 the Roanoke and Mount Airy
southern railway deoiaed to make Il
hid for the Mount Airy and Eastern
railway. advertised u ne sold at Mt
Airy. IL the bid should bc accepted,
the read Wit he used "a connection
with the line that is 10 he BUM ron
Roanoke to Mt. Airy II Is u narrow
gauge proposition. bat can be con-
serted into standgard gauge at small
expense The bid WAS seat TnesuaN
n ofning over the wires ~ the West
ern Union. but no reply has yet been
received,
lin The month of October the Nor
fox and Western shipments Of coal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
serve O.sf-r Sul,ner.

The Hugh Maclachlan Bible cfMN0H
of seventhStreet Christian chuEcMS
will serve an oyster supper In thMA
church "Wednesday evening from t0S
= o'clock. saas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
l34f $50 22f,i34

Mr. and Mrs. R0oHft F. Masee
quietly celebrated Tuesday the TWEEN
ty-nith anniversary al their. marriage.
Miss Annie May Garrett has ar
rived in Salem fIoln Greensboro, y.
G., 70 attend the marriage Thursday
a. her sistel Miss Katherine Garrett.
to Mr. Hugh Nelson Oyer,
II IL possible ehat u rt1Cartas will
- granted ~ the interstate com
nerce commission n tine case IN
solying rates between I.ynchburg and
purham Gnd between H;oAnoko ltnd
Winstou~Salenl
Because ot Low pr IS jan the V.g
iron market. the kich ateh mines.
near Ciiftan Forge. have closed
down. and It is sad THAI the Goshen
furnace VIII tolIoW suit III the ne8r
fMlNrt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Taken III in Church. weman Dies.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Noy. It,
Stricken with apopiexy while attend
ing church services. Mrs. Hannah
Icnning. Of 2s43 North rhirty-first
street. died early Monday morning
al her home. She was Ia the Union
Methodist Episcopal church at Weas.
stock and Diamond streets last Thurs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

day evening" when she WAS stricken
She had taken part in a prayer SER
Vice and was talking win some
frienGs whcf she collapsed In a pew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
CAicnso Grm. ana Provi..os Mare.es

Chicago, IL. Nov. I, 1917 VI
The leading features to-day ran8e&5
as follows. %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

The first OF the historical evenings
to be given by the Richmond Chapter
will be held on Wednesday, November
20, In Lee Camp Hall. Miss Kate
Mason Roland Is chairman al this ean-
mittee and other members appointed
Wednesday morning are Mrs. j, E.naers
Robinson. Mrs. e. II, Gloves and Mrs
f. f. Monet
Upon the motion of Mrs. Noffett, 1t
was decided that the Richmond Chap
ter will send magazines and books to
the Catauha Sanitarium In answer to
q general plea from that institution
FOR literature. All daughters desiring
"a contribute to this collection are re-
Nuested to send their periodicals,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
CRAIG & LIE BLOND Co.
ClaramOnf af CoIfoOa ov Oal-roud

lei Pied 1Z3.
S9,SOO-In College av-. blocks from Key Route
we have a beautiful home for sale; cement
finish, very heavy concrete foundations.
high cement basement; garage In same
style as house; gardens in front and rear
are models of beauty and good taste; liv-
ing rooms. dining room. hail and stairs in
hard wood; the very best of fixtures and
hardware; latest innovations in kitchen. in
cluding porcelain sink; very handsome front
entrance with tiled vestlhule; front bed
room full width Of house. with closet from
one end to the other full length mirrOr
on door; other bedrooms large and sunny ::
fine sleeping deck: fuel gas in each bed
room; servants room in basement and OF
the hall downstairs; lot 50x12S; the place
is altogether one Of the handsOznest homes
in Berkeley; owner going abroad; will sell
for one-third cash. or will take security
for the whole price.
81 ,2JO each-Some 40 foot lots 1 block from
Key Route In rapidly growing section in
neighborhood Of Claremont and College AZ.
$40 to SO foot for very choice view lots near
Rock Ridge park and Country club; nothing
as good and cheap this in Alameda
county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Building Contracts

The Schmieden estate with Williams Bros &
Henderson ct ALTO erect six story and base
ment brick building in line OF Post street. Ts
" Of Jones' S 13T:6 by IS; S126.1 .175.
AdOlph Dittmann with j. Witzelsberger-All
work except plumbing. wall beds. painting. man
tells shades and light fixtures and crates for a
three story frame building in line OF Hugo
street. 64:3 Of Fifth avenue, 40 by 30:9s
IS. 200.
Joseph Arata with Fl. T. Pynn-An work ex-
eept foundation. cement doors, painting. plumb
ing manteis and finish hardware. shades and
chandeliers for two story and basement frame
building at SW corner OF Bryant aud Twenty
third streets. S 26 by W 100; S3,142
Myrtle b. Lieb and Ethel Elvin with Elvin
Brothers-To erect two story frame building
at NV corner OF Twenty-third and vicksburg
streets. W 1876 by y So; s.. 600
Old Homestead bakery with A. a. Wilhelm
Alterations TO bakery In " line OF ShOtvvell
street. % of Nineteenth, 60x122.6: SS973
r. N Burgess (agent for William Wolf i'm
provement company with J. s. Ourish com
pany-To erect a six story class G building on
lot commencing at point 55 from NE line
Of Bush street, S2:6 by - 40; $s9,616.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

THOMAS E HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank building.
Montgomery and Post. hearny 1103.
S., 500 cash; 18th av. and Lake St: Of the
most artistic 5-6 rooms fats in San Fran
cisco; rents 5000 per annum full price
reduced to 81 500; these are exceptionally
well built and artistic; must be seen TO
be appreciated.
SIC, 250-Half cash: of the finest room fats
east Of Baker ST.; years old: extra well
built; reduced from $12. 500; be quick
81 500 cash rented low at So. TOO per annum :.
one Of the prettiest finished and planned
apartment houses on Preside heights. Of
room apartments; Washington
and Deyisadero sts.; full price reduced TO
$22, eco; owner is in difficulty; must be
sold Immediately.
S4 900 cash. store and 2 fats McAllister and
Fillmore sts.; full price reduced to $4,000;
this is a snap
Sc, 500 cash; 8 new SO room fats. near Union
and Cough sts.; rents $50 per annum :;
price reduced TO $4,000 from 81 800; bar
gain.
SIS, ,5oo-Jackson ST., north side, between Jones
and Taylor; fine marine view lot. 50x
1876; reduced from 11.000 must be
sold; 81, 900 cheaper than anything in dis
trict.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued
CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
AUCTION.
REFEREE SALE.
AUCTION.
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1910,
u O'Clock noon.
40 POST ST.

A FINE INVESTMENT
Lot in the westerly line of Folsom st. between
10Th and Goth; very large lot. 60x122:6. with
improvements Nos 2326- -232S Folsom; improve
ments consist of a 2 story residence containing
bath; rented for $40 per month.
LARGE HOLDING IN RICHMOND:
Large lot, 100x240 feet. fronting on both 21st
and 22d avs, between Clement and California
sts; 21st bituminized and accepted by the
piece cuts up into s lots 25x12O feet each and
would be readily salable in subdivisions: between
2 car lines in growing district; fine opportunity
HOWARD ST LOT NEAR 4TH ST
Vacant lot on the southeast line of Howard
st. between 4th and 18th sts.; 4oxS5 feet this Is
fine large lot close in, on main street and
outside of the fire limits.
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR 9Th ST.
FineAIarge lot. 50xS0 feet; level; ready for
building; outside of fire limits; great future;
close to sth st.
661-663 Shotwell st. near 21st; very large lot.
S6x122:6 with double story house with large
sunny rooms and bath eachi rents 500; these i'm
provements are in good condition and are always
OAKLAND BUSINESS CORNER
Southeast corner of 7th and Pine sts., with
L 25x1OO:7A feet through to 5th ST.: at Point
station, local S. 2. R. R.; very large corner
lot with frontages, partially improved with 2
story building containing stores and roOmng
houses of IA rooms above; present rents Ss6 ,
could be greatly increased by putting buildings
on vacant land and some repairs to present build
OAKLAND BUILDING LOT
North side or 3Otn ST. near UnlOns near hey
Route station; fine, level lot, with macadamized
street, sewer, etc.
TWO GUERRERO ST. LOTS
Two beautiful building lots the west side of
Guerrero st. near 18th; near Mission park; fine
location for fats; all street work done and ac-
cepted.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE, 5TH AV
425 9th av.; good story house of 8 rooms
and bath; near Point Lobos av.; lot 25x12o feet;
mortgage 81. 800, \Hibernia bank. remain.
McALBISTER ST. INVESTMENT.
Southeast corner Willard and McAllister sts-
8 story building containing fats of rooms
and bath each; modern. rents $94; 1 block from
Golden Gate park; mortgage s6,500; street work
bitumnized; marine view.
LYON & HOAG,
636 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

Wanted-List. and unlist. oil stks Lady Wash,
Brookshire Liberty, Pyramid and others: give
price and No. OF shares. Dept B, 429 Pheian bg
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Niee cottage. rooms and bath: lot
3Sxl00; owner pays for street work and side
walk; 500 cash and $50 per month. 2. o.
box 212, Fruitvale Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

OIL LANDS FOR SALE
100 ACRES oil land, foothills Kings county, S25
per acre. NELSON & PFEIL, Hanford, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

MONEY To LOAN
AA-STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL loans on fur
niture pianos warehouse receipts or security
of any kind; loans be repaid in easy
weekly, monthly or yearly payments. We will
arrange the loan to suit you, same can be re-
paid whenever you desire We give you the
full amount asked for; there are no advanced
charges of any kind. II you owe another
broker or bills of any kind will pay them
for you and give you more money. 1t is easier
TO pay one than a number. We can make you
better rates and terms than any one in the
city; It will gays you to call and Investigate
Trust Co., 1916 Eddy. Y block from Fillmore.
Te1 waef e715.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

VIII give you your pick from so more cot
tages and bungalows prices ranging from ST.
500 to So. GEO; monthly payments. including In
terest from SIS to $50; first payment required
from $3.50 to $3.50. Among these homes are
many that are new and nicely located
WENTWORTH & CO..
sos Grove ST., Cor. 10th and San Pablo. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

2 FLATS 1851 Chestnut ST: . dats, 456 st.
See NJ. J. HERBY. 102 Elite.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

AA-LOOKING FOR LAND?
Don't overlook the splendid opportunity on
the NEW WESTERN PACIFIC R. R.. in the
GREAT SACRAMENTO VALLEY where val
are sure to double in 1 year; NEW SUB
DIVISION now open; FREE WATER; cheapest
land In state. For particulars see HOBSON.
WETMORE & M0ZNETT, Pill First National
Bank bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05


ATTENTION, Lades-DR. LEWIS. 933 Market
st. bet. 9Th and 9th, world renowned specialist
for Women only; no delays or disappointments;
methods known to medical science; most obsti-
nate treated all female complaints and
Irregularities treated have no hestitancy II in
need OF my services; absolutely harmless low
fees. BY consulting an eminent specialist you
time and money Advice free, 10 a. m.
to p. m and to p. M; Sundays, IL
a.. IN. to p. m.
THE MERRY MACK INSTITUTE for female
diseases, Hotel Rose, 259 4th ST., room Ali.
No poisonous drugs dangerous operations; !;
come and talk the matter over, it will cost you
ward graduate; hours Il to 10 D. NJ; free dem
onstration, then doubt, if you can, my ability;
$5; guarantee with every NO SIGN.
DR. Of Obstetrics MARY ADAM. specialist Of
female trouble; home for confinement; fee
sonable. 3O04 Fruitvale av., Oakland. Phone
Merritt 1888 Hours. 1 p. m
NEW DISCOVERY
CURE for tuberculosis: inexpensive home rem
edy: free advice. Address box 334, Call office.
SA SANITORIUMs
A-PRIVATE home for the sick: confinement
speciality; adoption: special treatment for all
female troubles. III East 14th ST., Oakland.
POPULAR REMEDIES
RECORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by f. B.
JoRGENSON, ga Kearny ST., San Francisco
Mail orders q speciality. Send for circular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
FRUITyAI.E REAI. ESTATE

ONLY $400 down, balance S25 per mo-. buys
modern room cottage; lot SOx130; beautiful
4 block to cars; Sc. 500; bargain. S. A. Pleas
ants. 3S0l 2. 14th. Fruitvale closed SUNDAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05

= CITY REAL ESTATE
REFEREE SALE
AT AUCTION MAY 9. 1910.
At 12 O'Clock Noon. -
At our Salesroom 121-123 Sutter st.
The following properties, TO wit:
1st-westerly line of Powell ST.. 1875 IT..
southerly from Union ST., 3ox13I:6, less l.
3x67:6.
2d-southerly line Of Vallejo st, 1875 #
westerly from Stockton St, 45:10x137;6.
A. J. RICH.
Sole Referee
By Order of Court.
LOTS In the Sunset district, south of Golden
Gate park, $500; $50 cash and $40 per month;
better than savings bank.
G. n. UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
INVESTMENTS

List your SECURITIES with us.
p. NJ. HARRIS & CO., BROKERS,
751-75s Phelan bldg. Tel. Suffer 1125.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
POPULAR REMEDIES

RICoRD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by +. B.
J0RGENSON, ga Kearny ST., San Francisco
Mail orders speciality. Send for circular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
Observation-Disclosures


E. F. wAYLAND & CO., BROKERS'.
476 Monadnoek building, San Francisco; s Cal.
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co..-.-...@ so. OF
1900 Templor McKittriek oil Co. ..-@ 04
$500 shares Coalinga Aladdin OIL Cog 10
1000 shares Jewell Oil Co. ...-.....-..@ so
1000 Lady Washington Oil co.-.g .5s 5s
loo shares CoaIinga Crude Oil Co...@ 20
1000 shares Templor Ranch OIL Cog q
LOCO Ventura Oil Development Cog o9
500 shares Consolidated of Coalinga a II
800 shares Liberty Oil Co..-.-..-..-@ II
100 shares Four Oil Co.. "a
10 shares Rio Michol Rubber. I'D 25. 90
WE OFFER FOR IMMEDIATE SALE:
5000 shares Moccasn Consolidated
1000 shares Landau Economic Syphon.
500 shares La Blanc Oil.
200 shares Comanche Plum Mining.
1000 shares Cash Rock Manhattan.
200 shares Manhattan Nevada.
so shares Boschke Dredger
Before you buy or sell get our prices on un-
FEDERAL INVESTMENT CO.,
500 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG, S. f.
EDWARDS. BREWSTER s CLOVER, INC
Capital $4,000 Mills Building
THE BEST SECURITY ON EARTH FOR YOUR
MONEY is well selected MORTGAGE on real
estate in the city around the bay of San
Francisco and paying s to per cent We
TEE M sefse1 both SRsSs PRIN6sfP1L @ and T INTEREST.
This beats bonds, stock or savings banks and
is safer than either.
OCEAN SHORE RY BONDS FOR SALE.
d. E. BESECKER. 24S PACIFIC BUILDING.
-.--...---.-.-
OIL LANDS
THE UNDERWRITERS OIL co. offers the
safest oil investment the market. We are
buying 400 acres of proven land In the Coal
inga field. There will be no drilling. The
land will be resold In small parcels.
The big money IN oil has been made on
the land.
Write for particulars,
UNDERWRITERS OIL CO.,
1852 ST., Fresno. Cal
orr .xDe ron s.rr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-23
G2S[;2EySl IZ!sS7
SEVENTEEN MEN
 GET "Y" THIS YEAR
Ed. Savage Again Wins His Let :. fer-And0ver Has Five Rep
 reSentativeS.

New Haven. Nov. 23.-Seventeen men have won their '-Y'' in football this fall Of these fifteen come from we'll known preparatory schools and two from high schools. Andover has the most men on the team with five representatives. while Exeter and Hotchkiss come next with two men each The complete list of men with their preparatory schools is as fol- low1:
 F. J. Daily, 1911, Andover; J. R. Kilpatrick, 1911, Andoyer: A. Howe, 1912, Hotchkiss: J. W. Field. 1911, Easbsrn high school, Washington, D- C.: C. H. Paul, 1912. Newton high school; J.W. Scully, 1912 S., Pomfret; M E. Fuller, 1911 S.. Andover; E! B. Morris. 1911, Haverford; E. w. Me Dewitt. 1912, Andover: Edward Saw age, 1911 s.. Exeter; R. C. Deming, 1911, Taft; c. c. Childs. 1912, l.. S., Kenyon Military academy; A. $. Corey. 1911. Hotchkiss; R. W. Bak- CT. 1918. Groton: H. F. Vaughn. 1912 l., S., Exeter; E. O. Kistler, 1911 S., Culver Military academy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-23
YALE TO GET BALL
Harvard Will Permit Blues to Keep Oval of no Score
 Game

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 23-The proposal to toss for the football used in the Harvard-Yale tie game is not likely to be acted upon. The referee has the ball pending the settlement Of the point whether Harvard or Yale shall have it. There was a sugges- ton that the two captains toss a coin for the ownership of the leather, and Captain Daily wrote to Captain With ington asking Wilmington to name a place and time for the tossing
 Wilmington yesterday morning said that he didn't know that the ball would be tossed for. He and other Harvard men aren't anxious to have the ball, and Wilmington said he probably would write and tell Daly he could have the ball if he wished it.
 The football proceeds at Harvard this fall were approximately S75,OOO. This is about S13,00O less than last years proceeds. The Harvard-YaIe game last year was played in the Stadium, which seats more persons than the Yale stands.