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Clay street
Just oPEN-104 NORTH NINTH;
newly furnished rooms. with or with
out board
NEwLY-PAPEKED ROOMS. FUR
nished and unfurnished; good table
board, Apply 32i south Third ST.
| FOR RENT--LARGE FRONT ROOM,
! second floor; well furnished: convent
ent To bath, private family. ochil-
| dren. lo7 South Fifth street.
| IN WEST END FURNISHED FRONT
room; electric light, steam heat
TRAYLOR, 1921 stuart avenue
! Phone Monroe SAC
FOR RENT-To A GENTLEMAN OR
business lady. large, bright basement
room, also furnished rooms Gil T..
Leigh.
FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS. NO. 10 SO.
! Cherry street.
FOR RENT--A NICE SUITE OF
! rooms. with bath and heat: Apply
| 800 West Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM HEAT,
| use OF telephone, Apply 9l6 West
| Main.
| FURNISHED ROOMS; STEAM HEAT
use of telephone; apply $40 West
Main.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apartment, four rooms, pri-
| vate bath. hot water heat; modern
and attractive, Apply 1l3 North
Morris street
FOR REMITTANCE SECoND-sTOkl
room for storage. Madison 3bos-J.
| COMFORTABLE ROOMS FOR RENT,
1929 Floyd avenue.
WANTED TO RENT TO GENTLEMAN
| or business woman, room on second
floor Phone 1861 Madison.
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT AT 1881 W.
Grace street Phone Madison 1911.
r
room. Ia South Fifth
FOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT
rooms 100 North Seventh.
ALL MODERN CoNVENIENCEs; HOT
water heat. rooms single or en- suite;
furnished or unfurnished Table
boarders solicited 41o West Grace.
TWO ROOMS SECOND FLOOR, FUR
nished or unfurnished. 1903 Park
or ensuite also rooms for transtents.
at West Grace.
FOR RENT OCTOBER 1sT. TWO CON
Meeting front rooms, furnished or I'M
furnished: convenient to bath, For
gentlemen only 3o2 ". Main street
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISH 20
small room. for gentleman cheap
Apply 127 South Fifth street.
FOR RENT-S05 WEST MAIN; SIN
room dwelling.
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED
hall and other rooms, furnished, sos
North Seventh,
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS-TWL
large one small for light house
keeping; water. gas, bath and phone
Call Madison 3sS-L
FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. good
location. 700 East Clay street. Phone
Madison 1929.
914 EAST CLAY-NEWLY FURNISH
ed unfurnished rooms: special
summer rates; phone Madison 2200-J
bath: home comforts
! FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; also two hall rooms
Apply 40 North Seventh street.
Fo RRENT-To GENTLEMAN, NICE
:. ly furnished front room, central loca
! ton. private family. bath and phone
Call Madison 1851
FOR RENT. A BEAUTIFUL HOME i0{
North Robinson street. Ones been
taken Don't be too late, DRINK
ARDS. 423l1 North Sixth,
FRONT, SECOND FLAT, IL EAST
. Main; young men or business lady.
OWNER WISHES TO RENT ATTRAC-
tive eight-room house, 105 Fourth
ences, on car line For information
, call Madison 306-J.
FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED ROOM
for settled lady Very reasonable
price; Apply 20 West Broad street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWMANSs TMnRELLER STORE, AIS
II, BROAD STREET.

WE RECOVER UMBRELLAS AND
make them like new for very rea-
sonabIe prices: we have covers In
cotton gloria, silk taffeta and serge
silks in black and coiored. We do
expert repairing. If your umbrella
Is in bad shape come to see us, we
will treat you right. Phone Monroe
afOG
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ECPERFLUOUs HAIRS REMOVED
also moles. warts by electric needle
without pain, electric massage
MADAME BEIDATsCH. lately from
Chicago COZ East Broad street.
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WANTED TO RENT A FLAT OF
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, WEST
OF FIRST STREET; RENT MUST
Re REASONABLE; REFERENCES
EXCHANGED ADDRESS y, 4, =,
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BUSINESS INDEPENDENTLY
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

1T DOES NOT PAY TO RENT PROP
erty when you can own 1t for the
same payment that you are now pay
ing as rent. We only charge S per
cent interest on yearly balances.
You pay us $3.50 per month on each
$1,000 which will pay for your home
lit 104 years--can pay in full at any
time, thereby stopping further inter
est. Investigate now. j. W. pom
DER, 1896 Chamber of Commerce
RiAg.. Richmond. Va. Menroe $50.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN or EXPERIENCE,
desires position as housekseper Ref
erenees exchanged. Box 3. r. F. ID.
EarlayEyflfe Va
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FIAT WANTED

tPXNGsffEf PFC OF THREn an
6Dur rooms for light housekeeping
N apartmsnt house or private home
"A Wsst E4aAAddrssx, stating
y eernas n. ~ rTTTR Staunton. Va.
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK.
LADIES TAULoRING.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
fall and winter clothing cleaned,
pressed dyed and altered: we save
you money. HOWARD'S DRY
CLEANIN GWORkS. 8 South Be've-
dere street. Monroe 3i7b,
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-.#--a-4-- -s-.-. s=--.sHas
HAIR TONIC.

IF You DON'T REMOVE THAT DAN
drufr 1t will remove your hair; Nell
sons AntiEeptic Hair Tonic VIII re-
move the dandrun and save the hatr.
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w A N II X D-P O sITION By GOOD
white cook in hrst-clsss family. 7o7
East Clay
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HAlRDREsSING. MANICU RING
shampooiins by experts, GOT Eas
Broad street.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
BATH ROOM ANE KIfCHEN COM
fort make comfortable summer at
home; We can supply you with an
these comforts; we are selling tins
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges, De-
troit Jewel Heaters tor hot water in
your bath room and all those mex
pensive appliances. for bath and kit
chen. VA PLUMBING Il HEATING
co. &c N. Ninth street.
ONE SECOND HAND HIGH GRADE
phaeton viii sell for S25, Worth the
money, see II. BR1SToW-W oR-
SHAM. l4i7 e. Main.
WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL Low
prices on our line OF Ranges. Mantels
and thing; now is the time to save
money II you are interested. VA
PLUMBING d. HEATING CO.. &c N.
Ninth street
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS SIS Brook avenue.
SQUARE GRAND PIANO, fine instru-
ment and In excellent order. cash or
time. b. II. H., care The Firginian.
MAKE YOUR BATH ROOM SANTA K 4
for the summer; thar means good
health: we employ experts in this
line. VA. PLUMBING & HEATING
Co. n. Ninth street.
TWO HIGH GRADE LAUNDRY WAC
ons that VIII reduce price on rather
than to carry them over If you
need a wagon these wtl no doubt
suit you. BRISTOW- WORSHAM 90.
1917 e. Main.
FOR SALE---HANDSOME HORSE
{ harness and runabout g. II. Il. IA
n. Eleventh street. city.
Low PRICES ON ALL RANGES; SEE
us now while the prices are low; ali
standard makes, which means a great
deal when you want repair, VA.
PLUMBING * HEATING CO. 20 N.
Ninth street
FOR sALE-WOOD HEATER IN
first class condition. cheap to quick
buyer: can be seen at 1906 w. Cary
street
ROOMS For RENT.
gf4 EAST CLAY-FUfNfsHE EACR
parlor, bath. phone central
lWANTED--TENANT FOR THREE DE-
lightful rooms furnished; second
| floor 'front.' home comforts. 40 North
Twelfth street.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
- spi. 1os North. seyentht 49,
NEwLY-FuRNIsHED ROOMS, WITH
al sonveniencss. SOC North Fifth.
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PUFTS. PUFFs. PJEFS.
ALL THE LATEST IDEAS AT SPEC
ial prices. geo7 East Broad street.
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ROOMS EOR RENT.

F05R REN'fs--~FSTGfRNfSHED RO0N
with use OF bath and phone. 710 +
Clay street
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WANTED.

W1NTED. COPY OF TfffLErg aTfcH-
mona" also Southern Literary Mes
Y senger a. follows: For September
q 1891 October, November aid Decem-
Il bar, 1895; January and Decem Der.
la56: December lsSl and June 1854
A4dress A. city Hall
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BUSINESS WANTS

NTED--MEN TO BUY AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers' sample trou
sers; several trunks just opened; all
high grade: bought cheap: to be sold
for q song. N, r.. JACOBS & SON,
Ninth. near BROAD street.
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Roow< WANTED.

NaNTEB--BY OCTOBER Tsf. mo
small unfurnished rooms. for light
housekeeping. Good location de-
Kir0d; terms must be moderate, Two
In family, no children. Address
MISS HI r. O.. Box 792. City.
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HAIR.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughes. zoo N. Third street
HAIR TONIC.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care, Estimates cheerfully given.
JACOB UMIAUF, 1925 W. Broad ST.
Phone Madison 92s2
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HAIR Tonic.

WE NEVER SEE A BALD HEAD
that we don't think what a pity he
did not know OF Nelson's Ha& Tonic
N ftrua
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SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO
refining ladies' and gentlemens
coats. New velvet collars put on
gsntlemen's oyercoats, new collars
and euffs. satin or velvet. on ladies
coats, new bust former put in la
dies coats. Also remodeling out of
date clothing to tho present styles
Prices reasonable. automobile deliy-
cry. AsV. BRODIF. ~ II. Main St.
Phone Madison $3.50
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re T1EF SOLE MEMS SHOES: *.
dies. soc; childrens 40c and up.
Every pair sewed. DREW'S ELEE-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. ZIG east
Main street Phone Monroe 2667.
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JUST OPEN--104 NORTH NINTH;
newly furnished rooms. with or with
out hoard
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sC'HREMp--ala NORTH TIETa.

COVERED AND RE-
paired; expert work: SCIIREMP, The
Umbrella Man
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THE FREE DIsPENsARY or THE
University College OF Medicine is
now open for patients from eleven 10
one every day.
SEVERAL TRUNKS OF DRudMERS
sample trousers: special bargains;
high-g gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. n. ". JACOBS Il son,
Ninth. near Broad street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CALL OUT FOR BASEBALL
Date Set for National League
Meeting in This CITY.

Thomas J lynch. President or the Ns-
1ional League Of Professional Baseball
Clubs. issued 8 formal call yesterday. for
she annual meeting. At > O'Clock on De
oernher T. in this city. Tho board of di-
rec1ors viii convene at noon Of the same
cate
The Waldorf Astoria where National
League meetings have been held since
change was made from ii7e old Fifth Ave
nuc Hotel has been deserted in favor
q the Hotel FreSlir.
Ar Lynch Is practically sure Of re-
election TO the presidency. From what
can he learned the New York. Cincinnati.
Pi1tsburg and Boston clubs viii vote for
him and r NJ has NJ other supporters
he vii hold over as chief executive for
another year by reason Of ruling made
last winter that four of the eight votes
would keep him in office
Nessrs Hermann. Brush and Dreyfuss
are in favor of making the term Of Office
five years instead Of one. and they are
going 70 fight hard for such a change in
the leagues constitution This may cause
some friction. but Il is generally believed
That Nj Lynch viii finally carry tie day
and will receive a unanimous vote.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

The International Marathon team race
over the full distance, % mi1es 7s5 wards
will he run tonight at Madison square
Garden. Five teams are entered repre-
se-+ing half dozen different natlonah-
ties They viii line up as follows; Holfher
and oueaI. America: Shrubb and Wood
England: Meadows and Woods. Canada' :
s. Yves and svanberg. France and SWe-
den EoIhernainen and Nieminen, Finland.
The race VIII be decided over track
ten Ians 10 the mile. which will necessl-
tate the runners circling the course two
hundred and sixty-tvo times and an odd
rl7irtv-tFree -ards- For this reason. the
start viii he ttir+y-three Yards back OF
the finish line which is on the 9th street
side of the Garden.
Relay stations will he placed on tfe hack
stretch on the 18th street side, five yards
apsrt. and the members Of the different
teams will only ne allowed 10 change part
ners Al these marks Judging from the
time in which the twenty-mile team race.
held the first part Of this month IN the
Garden. was run 4 hour % minutes 2S SO
seconds. the full distance record Of
hours minutes made in Philadelphia by
T-olbenainen and Nieminen, will be broken.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BOWLING SEASON OPENS
Visiting Teams Fare Badly II
Two League Series.

Visiting teams Jared badly in two Ath-
leric Bowling League series last night. On
its home alleys III Hoboken. the Columbia
Cluh five beat the New York Athletic Club
in The odd game. while in another meeting
the Columbia Club team took two from the
MoutcIair Club.
Both New York and Columbia presented
slightly changed teams from last season
Guides appearing on the first named five
anG Pope an old Castle Point Wheelnlen
bowler, rolling as third man for Columbia
There was excitement from the start, a. the
outcome of the first game remained doubt
f,ll until the last m-n had finished. Hart
zei. the Hoboken captain. saved the day
With q IS wind-up. his team winning by
seven pins
In the second game Clute won for New
York with q % uind-up, the totals on both
sides being low. There was nothing to il
but Columbia in the decisive clash, Pope
and Hartzel rolling 81 and 2I4 respectively,
and the team touching go as against $40
for the other. The scores were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
SWIMMING At COLUMBIA HOCKEY PLAYERS ACTIVE
Yale. Princeton and Columbia
Teams Hard at Work.

Tho Vale Princeton and Columbia
bocl-ay teams utilized the Thanksgiving
recess 70 begin practice at St Nicholas
Pink for the hard exhibition games which
precede the regular championship season.
vale will play the St. PaUl's School seven
Al the rink in the opening game OF the
winter on December u The next contest
will be played between Princeton and
Williams.
As vet none of the college teams has
done enough to justify any prediction re-
gardinr its strength The Yale squad. un-
der the direction of the veteran Tom How
ard. numbers about thirty men, but so
many of the best players of last season
were lost through graduation that an al
most entirely new team viii have TO be
organized.
Princeton is almost as badly off for sea
soned PLAYERS. having lost. among others
Peacock. the captain. and the best goal
keeper in the league as well as Read, who
was invaluable 10 the team The squad.
however which is a large one. has been
practising we'll under BalIin, the coach,
and the latter is sanguine Of his ability
to pick out q well balanced team Of play-
ers
Percy LeSeur the goalkeeper Of the OF
tawa team. former professional champions
Of Canada, is coaching the Columbia squad
and although he was not enthusiastic at
the beginnings. he says now that he will
put out d team that viii give the best of
the local elevens a good fight for the
honoTs He says there is more promising
material in the youngsters than he has
ever seen in G college squad. and they are
all so enthusiastic and eager to play that
he will find IT difficult TO discriminate in
the selection Of the best when the time
comes TO pick the team.
The Harvard seven is practising at the
Cambridge Stadium. and reports from there
say that the outlook is better for good
team that it was even in 1903, when Har-
ward won the championship
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NEW YORK IN HIGH FAVOR
Lieut.. Berrien Says Army Navy
Game Nav Be Moved.
fPv Telegraph 70 The tribune. ]

Philsdelpf1fa Nov. oS-LieUIenanT T. d
Rerriera. head coach of the Naval Academy
football eleven. is authority for the state
uaent that the football game between the
Army and Navy next year viii not be
plaved al Franklin Field. in this city. aS
heretofore II a telegram received mere 10
dav Lieutenant Berrien says;
1T Is proha bic that the Army-Navy foot
ball game may be moved from Philadelphia
No action has Vet been taken. but the three
wear agreement between the two academic
and the University Of Pennsylvania has eN-
nired. ana It is not probable that II viii be
renewed The Navy must have more seats
owing - the increasing membership in the
athletic association and I understand the
West Point athletic authorities would pre-
fer to have the annual game played in New
York.
The question VIII he taken Up shortly
l,v the Navy Athletic Association, when
tfe final decision VIII he made.
This statement from Lieutenant Berrien
hears cut the exclusive announcement in
The Tribune yesterday that plans were
being considered 40 transfer the Army
Navy game from Philadelphia to New
York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
INDOOR SPORTS BOOMING
Teams in Hard Training at the
New York Athletic Club.

There is plenty Of activity in all branches
Of athletics at the New York Athletic
Club Gene Giannini.. the director OF
the big gymnasium IS setting tasks each
afternoon Tor large squads. With Mart
Austin he also presdeS over the hand
tennis courts, whereon the winners OF
track championships OF other days find
exercise and keep in prime condition.
James Il Haslln, president of The club,
is ane Of the regular PLAYERS.
Lou HandIey. the captain Of the water
POLO team has q likely crowd of new can
didates training for honors in the tank.
Gus Sundstrorn i also coaching q lot Of
promising swimmers. among whom are
several who seem likely TO press closely
upon the heels Of Daniels before the IN
door season Is over The first swimming
competitions of the year viii be held in
connection with The ladies day or Sat
urday. December 10. II is likely that
the first OF the open race meets viii be
held the following week.
Mike Donovan. younger than ever. is
rounding out some likely boxers. Donovan
recently entertained Archbishop Bruchesi
OF Montreal; Caron Roy and DIR Guerin
Mayor Of Montreal. who were interested in
some lively glove work between l. e Rivas
and Larry Mcclure ia the clubs boxing
room
Or. Graeme NJ Hammond chairman OF
the fencing committee. has been busily en-
gagged with others OF the committee
George *. Bainbridge J. b. Clemens. M
J. EcheVerria and Eugene Pitou. jr-in
arranging a fine and interesting series of
bouts with foii. dueiIing sword and sabre
TO lead up to the junior and senior cham
plonships- Dr.. J. Ernest GignouN viii
again be member of The team. which viii
include some new aspirants for honors.
For the metropolitan aud national wrest-
ling championships Hugh Leonard. the
professional, has d 1ne lot Of men working
on the mats The annual iry-outs al the
club promise lively sport and If is ex-
peeted thst the Mercury Foot wrestlcrs
will win their share o. the honore in the
Open tournaments.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
RACING At JACKSONVILLE
Bob r. Reveis in the Soft Going
and Defeats Compton.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov 2S-In spite Of
threatening weather and card which vas
only fair. good crowd journeyed 70 Mon
Grief Park to-day TO see the races. The
track, which was cuppy owing 70 rain
which fell last night and this morning,
was Just 70 Bob Rs Fixing. ana the Alan
a-Dale colt. CIeverIy handled bv Butv-ell.
won the fourth race in d galIop from
Compton
The summaries follow
First race purse s4oo: Cor two-year-oidz. five
and a half furongS,-The Whip. I12 Goose :
to l and 10 .. won; spin, lo7 N Eely. TO
20 10 I and : 20 !. third Time ,n92s- Ruby
knight. Van Zee. lydia Lee Bessie Renear,
Cardiff. Agnar and Aviator also
Second race selling, S4O0. for tS-c-year-oids
i've furloHgs)-Husky Lad. IGs Goose, IT, 70
and 70 l. won: Darling 1lt tNaIshi . .
and out second; Monte Fox 1oI tButweIl,. 8 TO
I,aI.l aRd : - to third Tims ;o7 A;dlvis z,dyi
Morning Song and Kingpin also ran
Third race 'purse $500; for three -year-oids
grave,. = TO 1 and 10, won: Great Heavens
1l2 ,Obertj TO 1 and 10 5. second. Van Den
2s7s King Cobalt and Ragran also ran.
Fourth purse $500 for three-year-oIds
and upward: one and one-siztseuth IuiIesl-B9b
R. IG4 (BUtweIn 10 and I 10 g Won,
Compton. 100 (KilIingsworttl. 3 20 : and cut
second; Captain Swanson 1GT tGoidsteiul. 20 .
and . . third Time As Sandria- and
HuCk also ran.
Fifth race selling; 500: FIVE and half fur
lOngs}-Ben Double. 106 tObartl TO and out
won. Flying Squirrel 1875 (BelD : 70 and =
to , second. Rat Mastsrson III tCIocse). 70
and 70 .. tlird Time, 1.o1l5- Goiconda and
Sixth race selling: 500; for three-year-olds
and upward; one mile and seventy yards
Font. III 'Obern, even and 1 10 =, won. Des-
cornnets- III tMusgraVot. } 70 l and even. sec
eE. 9nd: Wander, % IL Gross. s 70 and TO !
meade ElIauette and L!Upet also ran.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
Ffxe Teams to Toe Marx
Records Likely To Be Smashed in Marathon
Race at Garden Tonight

Fx-Sheriff Tom Foley will be the starter
while Tim Hurst, the one-tirne basenaL
umpire. viii act as referee The Judges
Will ne John J. Murphy, EX-Fire Cominls-
sioner. Francis J. Ilantry. and DR.. George
II Nuth. The race will be timed by mem
hers of the New York Timers Club, OF
which CAPTAIN Charles J. Dieges Is presi-
dent. Judging from the big demand for
reservations the Garden will be packed
when the starting gun is fired at S:iS
O clock this evening.
While IIolrler and Queai have a big fol-
lowing. owing to the impressive manner IN
which they won the twenty mile race, the
hetting sharps have installed the Shrubh-
Wood team as the fsvorite. Meadows and
Woods arrived in town yesterday, and the
former saws he is in better condition than
l7a was in the previous contest. The com
rination of St Yves and Svanberg may
nrove troublesome. a the full distance IA
y-ors the little Frenchman. The Firms are
outsiders in the betting.
The following prices were quoted last
night. Shruhb and Wood. TO ): Holmer
and oueal. 70 ). Meadows and Woods
to .: St. Yves and Svanberg, TO /
KoIhemainen and Nieminen, L 10 !.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
Pi1fsburG and Cbar1pfonsb1pS
Asks to Hold Swimming Carnival Embracing
All National Fixtures.

events into one ail-embracing carnival or
to deal them out 10 various clubs in ones
or twos Many contend that while II is
more fair TO the topnotchers to split them.
this method retards progress by discOurag-
ing the near champions.
1t is likely that the matter will be COM
promised by allowing Pittsburg good slice
OF the national loaf, but not all of il.
Water polo players seem rather in favor
of this neutral pool for the settling OF the
question of supremacy. Ptttsburg is half
way between the two most important swim
ming centres. New York and Chicago. so
that the teams could he brought together
with the least Inconvenience and loss Of
time 10 all concerned
Meanwhi.e the PittsburE Athletic Club is
building up it's squad i'll anticipation of a
meet. Already the best men of the East
Liberty Athletic club have been induced to
take membership. and others are expected
To follow. Such stars as Sloan. Shinton
Cutnell and Malsack are now in training.
and there are number of promising Young
stsrs IN the hands OF he coach
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
FENCERS' PLANS UNDER WAY
Seventh Regiment Club Starts
with Promising Outlook.

The newly organized Seventh Regiment
Fencers' Club is about TO take possession
of its new quarters in the athletic rooms
of the armory. at 65th street and Park
avenue. 1t has gathered goodly mem
bersnip among the men desirous OF ac-
curing skill in the ancient art with foil.
dIelIiue sword and sabre Already tenta-
tive dates for competitions have been ar
ranged with several OF the collegiate teams
including Harvard. West Point, the naval
corps OF Annapolis, Columbia and the New
York Athletic club, New York Turn
%eretn, Crescent Athletic club, New York
Fencers Ciuh and Others.
At the meeting of the charter members
The election of officers resulted as follows;
Erie l.. Bcetzel president Jawood l.. An
derson. vice-president and manager Of reg
imental teams: &. Augustus Dleterich sec
retarv ana treasurer. The following mem
bers were elected 10 the board Of govern
nrs. John L,oughrsn. II l. Butler. Harry
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