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other Pss,bsu Games Yesterday

A, Deal Beach -GroH Country School 10. New
Jersey AiitAry Academy. O.
A Dobbs Ferry Mackenzie. J: Hackiey O.
~ Portiand-1ufss. q. HAses. o.
Al Orono-U University Of Maine. o: Rowdotn. o.
~ y Loyis-Ss Louis. ? ksntusky: O.
A. Ainnespous Minnesota. rs; Wtsconsln. o
A. Evanstoa-- Illinois "a: Northwestern. O.
~ lIncotn-Sebraska. II; Ames. o.
hs Appleton Lawrence IL Northwestern Cot
~ Lafaye,Ie-Depaux. u; Purdue. O.
AZ salt Lake City-Utan. 10; berver. o
A. snnau--Censrui Cniyersiv Of Ken
4; kscsvilIr- tniv.rsi'y Of Tsnnsss... u:
AZ Lsnes sss@rSfrsnksn and Marshall IS. Gal
laudet College. o.
A. Iowa Clty--Iows. ~: Drake.
~ Cieyeisnd-Case. 30 Kenyon o.
AZ Cleveland OHIO. g: Onto Wesleyan
~ Des Moines-Des Moines College. g. Morn
Il bloomington Illinois Wesleyan. u: MIL.
AZ Tsrre Hsute Notre Dame. a. Rose Pot,
techntr. .
Al Culver ~ Johns Military. 5 Culver O.
~ lynchburE y !. 10 George Washing
ii Providence Rhod. Island state College. q
Ne. Hampshire state College. o
~ Memptls- University cf Missis@tppi. " lfni
Il d-sining Mount Pirssaa, Ncsdsmy ~
"nappaaus fnhtitttr n
a banbury- -Dsnbury High School 10. Green
AZ baltimore JOINS Hopkins IL. 81, Iohn
IsI,,iy snurx lefty ysburr 10. Dickinson =
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army PLAYER DIsQt aLIFIED.


WtsT PoINT. NOv A. The Army team
me, villanova here to-day aud had q
harder time winning than the score indi-
Gates. yillanova was strong on the de
fensive but weak on attack. The Army
scored two toucnsiowns and threw q villa
nova player over the line for a safety
and kicked one goal. making the total II
points vil,sDova. only chance 70 score
came in ,he last period The visitors got
the ball on the Armys 10 yard line after
browne had been disqualified and tho Army
penaiiyed. They failed TO gain. however.
on a forward pass and Loaf the ball
The Army's Arss score came when Browne
threw Barr across rhs yillanova line for
a safety on an attempted punt In the
second quarter tho ARMY failed Al a try for
field goal and then after yillanova had
fumbied a punt the Army. got the hall on
Browne and Mcdonald carried 10 TO the
5 yard line. Browne took IL over aud
Flint kicked goal
in the .econd half with the wind in its
favor the Army resor'rd to kicking and
gained ON every exchange until the bali
Vas on vnsnovas rs yard line An at
tempt at goal from placement failed
Kelly Of villanova started out from
behind his own goal lins with the ball after
the kick He fnmbled and Waimsley OF
Vest Point fell on u for touchdown.
Morris fapled at goal Browne tried for
another field goal in the quarter but didn't
max. IL
Barr. slavin and sheehan starred for
villanova and Dpvone. Browne and Nc
Donald shon@ for the cadets. The e,-
tremely cold weather ynads clean handling
OF the ball hard and fnmbleS were frequent
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var m ENDS wirH DEfE,T.
liar, ard Ssunw Have Victor, %, Gsess
Siged Margin

NV H.vtS. Nov. u. The Vale fresh
man football 'esrn snd-d a very un-sti--
factory season on he 1Tidiron This after
noon ny going down to defeat ~ the hands
ot tho iisrv ard freshmen by a !, to -ror-
'thatr~ld for Harvard scored eariy after
a brilliant run. Later he was seriously hurt.
Milholand plAyed a very good gsnl- lie
Kicked a goal from the - ward line Rush
inx bv Yale he brought the bali 20 tho Har-
ward Is yard line. from where OH forward
pass from FO-s. Davis Carried the ball over
the line for q touchdown AMI fos- Kicked
the goal.
Yale was uuable 10 kssD up the pAc-
CAPT. Gardiner Of the Harvard team PLAYED
a great game for his eleven aud was every.
where, covering every man opposing his
side OF the line. H. the last period he dropped
hack and sent q dropkirk from the :S ward
line Soon after this Wolfe made a -afetv
Beside tho score by DAVIS. the feature of
the Rame for Yale Na~ the playing o. Me
j1infocS. the lefr haifbask McCiinto"k
did most Of the carrying Of tho ball. except
for the end runs OF fosr. HE star fee' came
near the close OF the last period ghen he
booted the ball from, the - yard line cIsan
between the Harvard goa, pos's
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FALLING STONES kILL THREE
Two stone wsrkrrs Fell with Them ssss
I'm the street Crushed.

The workmen had set a stone A. rh"
u,n,h story OF the Schwarzschiid 4 Sulz-
berger buiIdng at For fifth street and
Firs, avenue Yesterday morning when
the big block. weighing several hundred
mounds. began to alp ont on it's
he'd Of mortar. pushing William Gouri"y.
a stonesetter. before IT,.
Foreman Arthur Thornton and two
workmen clutched the stone. but they
were unable 10 hold it. 1t moved 80
gas, thar Gourley could no, get to a p'ac"
OF safety on the scanold Rock and man
went over the edge.
Gourley's bodv struck the scafolding <
and landed upon the roof of the annex
seysn stories below He was dead. The
sson. went through the shed over the
sidewalk and crushed Frank Mauvert
wears old. Of - East Fory-seventh
str~et. who was passing. He was killed
instantly.
About the same time Charles heers.
A stonecutter was killed by a stone while
AZ work on a building az i52d street and
Seabury place. He was carving stone
over a window a. the sixth floor when
II was dslodged. II struck his scsfold
and Cheers and the st lone fell together
TO the ground: The block rolled over
upon the man.
4 little later Ivan Jepson. a carpenter
Who was at work on the roof of tn" twelve
story building at ~ Fast Sixteent h street
fell 10 the ground and was killed
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WESLEYAN MEAM y. ,. a..
And Finds yisissrs . Little snort ss
NuiddletoWn STANDARD.

SippIEIONN. Conn. NOV. Il Luck
figured largely In the anpuai WESLEYAN
In this city this afternoon. in which Wes-
leyan was the victor. o 80 Q. The frst halt
Of the game was all New iork's and the band
of supporters which accompanied tho WISH
tors were confident OF a victory whom II
ended 20 o in their favor. Their hopes
were dashed tn the ground. however. In The
second half Wesleyan coming back strong
and after scoring one OF the luckiesf touch
downs ever made ln n football game Bacon
won the game for hts team by sending a
drop over from the - ward line.
The game vas hard fought and WAS in
doubt up 10 the very last minute Of play
New York was Weakened by the ab-snce of
capt. GALLOWAY ~ quarter. Ne n'irrd his
knee in the hrsI minute Of play The game
was open and both sides used forward
passes and pnnts fr-anenti-.
for New York. one Of them for thirty .dve
yards End runs also were used sytsn-
~ively - II vas almost impossible for ther
repeatedly made gains Of ,weniy aud thirty
Yards in tbia manner. The W esieyan do. .
fence va. .tronF hSmcr"r, c ,,n mnsn ne 90, goal
punis,. Yuls. hut ,his advantage wns over
"orDe hy the fast worh of the Vow York
Se,th-rside was able to -coyr IN the ,nr~t
New Works ! yard line, only Va lose " on
A tumble The New York score came In
the next period. when Gorsch Intercepted
q forward pass from Bacon and aided by
splendid interference ran seventV-fye
yards for O. touchdown. The run wss the
longest Of the game fule kicked an easy
goal
In the third period Nule kicked Og 10
IagRren. and one OF the New Work
players was on side. the referee blew hls
whistle Instead of ,acklinx The rYnnsr
tho New YORK men. hearing the whistle.
stopped la their tracks and allowed Lag
xrrn to- make his way to tho New ork
~ yard line where Wheeler tackled ham
from behind. Wesleyan was allowed tn
rush the ball from this point and scored
The rules give IN" oppoesnk team lnr
m~ncinR the play from the point where the
man 10 doWn~S.
M~.l~yan's FINAL score came IN ihe Last
pcrt0I Bacon ki"kinR q dvop from the ..
',r Ism. Nul~ tfieI tao aIcks from place
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roo wtsH FOR. rkNELL.
state Makes Eixht rouchdown.. winnlns
AS 10 3.

srATE Co..t.FnE. Pa Nov 1! Penn State
Tor the first time THIS year showed fine form
and gave Buchneu the mos; humiliasing
hes ting ever handed out by "a Blue and White
eleven Fo.r attempts at aeld goals By
Buckp-ri one beng successful. and eight
clean touckdo~n~ .or stare, mostly on
brilliant open football. told the story OF the
~ 20 } defeat Of the l~wisburgers-
Miller scored the irst touchdown After
Two minutes O. play and tho rest was a
PROCESSION feat red by the splendid work
OF PiOllet. Miller, Weaver. Very and Barron
O'Brien played pluckily ior the visitorsi
who had the honor OF scoring on their old
time rivals hen Jordan kicked place naeut
goal from tho IA ward line after hceing n
punt, Ciarke's punting was good. but the
low driving kicks OF Barrett and Miller
prove ed mach better. as the wind was very
strong Two of states scores were made
Un Ilna pIIngrs. three on long end runs, two
an recovered and onsid. kicks snd one on 10
forward mass
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RROWN ~ SCORING sOOD.
\ rrmsai Fails . Victim. sO to y sprarI-
ling Again.

PrCvIbSSCS. Nov u. Brown. the slime
splendid offensive machine that defeated
Yale a week ago. overwhelmed Vermont
on Andrews Field this afternoon. "a 20 %.
II was not that Vermont WAS go weak. bat
that the hill, team WAS 30 strong that 'he bag
score piled up The game wS- fHn Of
speetac hlsr plays ~nh ~prsokiing and
Mckay con ributinx the major pa'' Every
man on the Brown team played for OIL he
Sas worth Sprackllnx's running back
With the bali and the Brown Interference
were features
Both teams worked he forward pass
Frequently. Pierce Of SernIOnt holding his
own with Sprso king On he accuracy Of his
passes. This WAS the ONLY ground gamer
Tor the NisItor- and their OGly Srrt downs
were made with u The Vernon, boys
played hard fast foo bali. bat we're all a.
-ea over the b~wildering shifts that snhib-
ted the excellence OF Browns coaching.
la the latter part Of the play Bro~ns .ine
and Os, ki.id were f'i-d with subs, bat stin
th~ - orIne went on tine uf he pre'tirs'
features OF the game was IN tho last ten
oRd- OF pisy, when ifVwtnef. SUB
quarter, dropsio k-d a goa: from the neid
from the - ward line
l,s.i
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wsssfNG FOR F0Rr, ,EsRS.
shs'sSsn % 1eha Garslanpv Learn Thas Ne
has Lrft Them Hertuns ss @1sD, coo.

MONTICELLO, v. \ Nov. i7.-The irs,
word that tho Gardiner family Of Foster-
dale, Sullivan county. received from
their father. who had been missing for
about forty years. was a legacy OF $3.50. .O00.
4 stranger who claimed to be John Gar
diner located at Fosterdale nearly half a
century ago soon afterward he mar
ried Martha Mitchell Of that place Seven
years later Gardiner suddenly diaap-
peared. leaving his wife and four chill
dren. who mournsd him as dead The
family were poor and the deserted wife
worked early and late to provide for her
children. She went to New Windsor
and worked in a paper mill. One night
when returning from work she was killed
by a train The children. two sons and
two daughters. took up the burdens OF
HE and have prospered
lew days ago Attorney Scals OF
Passaic. y. J.. received Instructions To
locate the Gardiner familw as n fortune
OF s.s0oOQ awaited them in England
He immediately began his search and
TWO OF them were found in Passaic.
Morgan Gardiner and Mrs. u. Brodsr.
Another son. Thomas. is u ranchnan
m Montana.
IL has now developed that Gardiner
was an assumed name The father was
Isaac Poale. theAson Of a wealthy London
family. He quarrelled with his father
and came TO America and assumed the
name OF Gardiner. firing Of his family
and farm lie in sullivan county he sud
denly disappeared. returned to England
and became rcconciled with HIS people
During the past year age and illness had
hiied him with rpmors'. Tor his desert ed
family, and fearing death would over
take him before any reparation could be
made he mad hrs will and left his entire
fortune to his wife and children. He
immediately started an inquiry. which
resulted in Lawyer Scalt Of Passaic locat-
ing the children. but before the family
Were found his fears came true and Isaac
Poale was dead
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he lineup
NgON-HAWILTON. NO SCORE.
Both Teams Had Chances. bot Neither
Gould Make Coed On Thew.

SCHENECTADY. Nov. u. MON College
played Hamilton a no score game here to-
day. The teams were evenly matched in
weight and speed. Union executed many
trick PLAYS that kept rhe ball we'll In Hamil-
tons territory the entire game. Many for
ward passes were tried by both sieven-
but only occasionally were they successful
Tho FIRST two periods were taken up- with
punting by both teams. In the third period
Union held Hamilton for downs in midfeId
and by steady line plunGes and end plays
worked the ball To HAmilton's three yard
line. The Buff and Blue bFaced and threw
Brown Of Inion for loss Of hve yards.
4 punt won't TO SAryy on Hamilton's -
hut the ball sailed three feet outside the
post. Sidle, Hamilton. failed in q drop
minutes OF play Hamilton fumbied a punt
and the ball rolled behind tho lime. whore a
nion man fell on IL No score was allowed
ON the ground that II had been kicked
over by q I MON man.
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90, ERNORs ISLAND wEhsORI a..


There will be a service in the military
chapel Of ST. Cornelius the Centurion al
Governors Island this afternoon in mem
orv of the dead Of the army and navy
Of the United States and Of the militia of
New York who served with honor in the
Revolution and subsequent wars. This
sarvics. which ID authorized by the secre-
,ary Of War 40 an annual custom. will be
IN spscial remembrance this year Of the
Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix. former Command
ant OF tho Veteran Corps Of Artillery Of
the state Of New York. at the request Of
,rh;ch the services are held Major
Gen Grant. commanding the Depart
m~nt of che East. has invited all the regu-
lar army ofIicers in New York and all the
general ofilc~rs and colonsls OF the Ma
,ional Guard with their stats. about 300
IN ali 10 attend tho service. The Rev
Dr. Manning. rector Of Trinity. will preach
the sermon.
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Pr>\ ND MHHIG TIt.
Ne score d, litiser sOrnnrr "f Wuahrr>
Rnirti tsw the tieisi.

Pan .nHf PHI. Nov. 4: peua -rlN anna
amt Michigan pla I'D Tor one hour on ann
lin Field tO day and nrIih"r was able -
scnr- Pcnnsyl, anna anew enough. Lut
could not make headWsv aEsin-' the ""i-
,eriu. giants The bag line completely
swampen Peun,tt anna piaN- before they
started and only on forward passes was
Penn ahs- to ssin ground SCOT kI"k-d
v ell. but hi- team mates were Unable "
recover The hall ON any OF he Uns,d.' hi,I
In the second period. Michigan came close
10 being whipped Thompson fumhlau a
pass for Kick and Penn rot ~. bail oT
MIchisan'- - ward line scott failed to gam
on the first play and then Mercer got through
Tor fifteen wards and again Tor siN ards
-, OF; tried so make a forward pas bat not
being able TO lind his man. he hrsltaisd and
as throw on the - ward line Fhaver
wa, uShrd INTO the game 10 try for a f-id
goal. iI- took 90 much time and the
kick was blocked JOtens rec Overed the
hall on the = yard line again. Scott made
an onsid. pass 20 Mercer. who failed TO gam
and SCOTS forward pass VAS caught by
Mcmillan which closed the first half of the
game
Michigan several times had good chances
10 SCI coer hi, could not puncture the Penn
line cons silently and often lost the ball on
dovns
,oI.ns PLAYED " ell At centre bur he hack
held vas not up TO standard az kamsdeil =
leg troubled him q great deal and scott was
IN none TOO good shape Mercer worked
like a Trojan, but becau~s or the line failing
30 hold vas unable to ge' on on any long
runs
hu,h B~nbrook and Narks lost chances
10 max. sensational runs for iOuchdov rs
los failing to get uE to IN" bal On fumble-
in the nall and IN Benbropk'- ease IN irving
to pick up the ball he booted ~ over the
goal line. " here scott FELL an ~ Tor "a touch
back
Sommer wss DISQUALIFIED IN the second
p-riod scott punt-d to Mcmillan, who
was held 50 the ~ yard line TN The newt
play SoInn.T WAs disqualified and Penn
syiV aniA lost half the distance so the goal
line, which gave Michigan the ball on Penn
sylvAna's rs yard mark
I'm the very newt play tho Wolverines
were penali7ed - Yards for holding, aud
a. Magid~ohn fumhled double pass hichi-
gan went hack to midteld
condirion ~ fhe Mich gan team Every one
on the eleven PLAYED through FROM start TO
finish and very little time aas taken out
for repairs l.ittl~ Mcmillan was hurt
several times hut always came back Pet
tengill and COnkitn were also hurt. bur both
recovered P~nn-yivaniA- players also
.tood up well under the Are. but she Goa ches
took adv anta2p of the rule permitting
PLAYERS tn leave and return TO the game
, The work Of Mcmillan and PestinRhl IN
the Michigan back neid IN handling puntS
was very clever and they were aniy sup
ported by the line men who protected them
we'll Nerrers oasketb ball. rNpe erisn"~ stood
him IN good stead. a. he pule'iitiovn several
bounding punts ny jumping into the air
and getting tn. ball over the heads of the
D . 4 N@n... N.Vaa.n
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LEHIGH roo ftST.


played the plucky Carnegie Tech team
to a srandsIili in two Of the four period.
OF to-day's game. scoring - points. while
the visitors never came within reach OF
scoring Iehigh's punting game the nrst
period gave way in the second. with the
entrance Of new back Held. TO line smash
ing -.
Cor was n tower OF strength for Lehish
in this period and on three successive plays
rushed the hall from midfield for tho hfst
sore Three points were soon after addesi
by PRICES pretty drop kick. Carnegie "a
the third period played her pest gams.
for downs. l.ehigh came back strong tn
the fourth period. Cox and Wagner both
scoring touchdoHHs,
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COLGATE DOWNS s,RarisE
Mud ana snow ~ Playing Aceontpeni
ments- Many Field Goals.

sYrN'rsT. Nov ~. Syracuse lost 10 Col
gate this afternoon by q score OF ~ to a
The game was PLAYED ON q muddy field and
IN . heavy anow storm part Of the time
TN punt TO syracuse from the Colgate
~ yard line lSoeber rot the hall and ran 10
the Syracuse ~ yard line. Huntington
scored and Loeber missed 'he goal Ram
sey kicked field goal for Colgate after his
team had made twenty -hve Yards throu gh
the Syracuse line. The FIRST quarter ended
with the score TO % in favor Of Colgate
No score was made In the second quarter
Wilkinson made o twent five yard run ana
forward pans pat the ball on Colgate =
- ward line. Waite kicked a goat Syra-
c,Ise made q far better shO~inR In the third
quarter. which ended with Waite . kicking
another goal Punting was q feature or
the last quarter. but the Only score was
I Inei,cr heln xnal Th.. linenn,.
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for saort gains. causing 'OnsidersbI ap.
pr-h-r.ton but the Itharans brass@s and
th- held III, ago on. The 'orneil !ins
paced as The tame pgORtr sard and fr~-
ausn. sshs i'u'ions sept u fresh.
CfIsazo .naJe hr"r atlrmpta Ia sore by
goals from rlsC~Ir-nt N the second period.
ra uCas Nen' any here near The ros-s
IN -" second haf 'oSnslis work Was a
revelation. IN. l;ha'sns tried old s'vle
foot tiil aEI also nad.. good gains by end
runs aud IoINard passes Dtonnor and
hates jOrr or 'ouplr at runs that we're
hair raissTs
Once pa,"np"Tt nI 'h'"a.'- nab6ss a
forward pass ani had clear field. bTt
slppsi and 'umhled The game proved 10
the cornell coaches thai they have pretty
fair football team, II they can nnd some
the trouble all wear. hut nobody paid any
attention "a that tonight Cornell Won
nal ths toNn iS celebrating The linslp.
The sun., 1910-11-13
AGAIN MINNESOTA.


MISSEAPoLIs. Nov. i..1Minnesota wor
the Western Conference football champion
ship to-day. defeating Wisconsin ',s TO a
No new football was uaed. tho victorious
Gophers relying upon straight playing be
hind a shift formation that proved puzzlinS
and q splendid interference. McGovern
All American Quarterback. was q star oi
the game. but Capt Johnston and Rosen
wald gave him close race. the latter doins
much spectacular open running
Wisconsin fought gam~ly and hard. bu'
without avail Their forwards were power
iess to stop the Minnesota r,ishe~ and sof'
spots vsre picked on both sides Of the lins
through which the Gopher backs plunged
full speed. Many subs were used BY MIN
nesota toward the end OF the game, other
wise the score might have been larger
The sun., 1910-11-13
Ceorsete~n Overwhe,ms Virsinla.

WAsHISGToS. Nov. ~. - Georgetown q
football team defeated the University Of
Virginia here to-day by the scorS OF is to o..
The Southerners were outplayed In ever y
department and only once made fiTst down
on tho local team.
Georgetown's victory to-day Ia the frss
over virginia in nine years The score does
not show how completely Virginia vas
over rwhslmed The team from Chariottes-
vile only once got tho ball within twenty
Ave yards OF the yictors goal and were
forced To punt on an average OF eight time.
during the quarter. Costello drop KICKED
three goals, one of them from the Is yard
line at a slight angle.
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DuORrE FOR wRS. FOI.
she Alleges Intoieruble Cruelty And MAs
s;e, 10 Change Her Name.

STANFORD, Conn Nov IL Mrs Annie
r. Foy OF Riverridss and New York got a
divorce from her husband. EmrDet Foy.
IN the Supreme Court to-day The matter
Of allowing her 10 change her name and
also the names Of her two children. aged
s and Z years. was continu until next
Tuesday
The divorc. was granted on the ground
OF intOlerable cruelty
The couple were married in New York
Soyeuber !. 1904. and the honeymoon of
Two months was spent abroad Mrs
Foy test fled that her husband began tn
treat her badly three weeks after they
sere married On several occasions n.
heat her and threw her 10 the floor. an"
said Her testimony in part was cor
,oborared by a nurse in her employ
The sun., 1910-11-13

PrrrsRvRG. Nov. i:.-wtnning to-day's
game, Pittsburs University against wash-
inrton and Jefferson. - to q. the Pittsburs
tea m closed its season. This makes rs pointA
he PittsburR team has scored without hAs-
ing itS line crossed The game WAS played
to-day in a snowstorm The washingtcn
and Jefferson team was on the defence all
the time
The sun., 1910-11-13

RI-r 4. g. I; Yo.iuT T'get-.o
" slIingfor,i. 81: NsrrSws
grrerl@y 4. C.. 8. ltIngs HiysSag
Nan ,nGk -. OniadOlo
r"hsxsH NniisS".
W.rcn I -. e. Can~tusl
NbtmDnt I = o. kingston = =
",riiaie a.. ~: Il9sv 4 -
ucuiaut e. -. iona \ =, )
Pey-yist 4 G. ). Mon roe 4. T.. e.
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gAs Francisco. Nov. " Tn. Bo-
b.misn Club tonight dedicated it's new
clubhouse. one Of the finest IN the country
The house cost 1926 900 and ~ at Poet and
lone. streets. adjoining the Olympic Club.
Peter Rohertson. the dramatic critic
v,rot.. a dedicatOry play called The
Oracle with music Ivy Henry J Stewari
! he performance took place IN IN. Greek
Temple
The sun., 1910-11-13

Say ASTOvIn Tee Nov. - To1iD
.. Hymel The noted auto iri"e~. who wa
1lrd IN IN. Farn"unt Pa~k ra@"+. va"
Eulad ~ D'g aDl, race ~ the fair here
20 day. lie raa an Indian.
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Vale Gun Team Also Wins.

PRISoFroN. Y. i. Nov. ic.-Th- Yais
gun team to-day defeated the Princeton
team by the score Of ipi 10 ls:. y. r.
score of ~
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Ora Mornnsstar again defeated Jake
schaefer. Jr. at Days billiard room last
night by q score OF so0 to ist Morninsstar
made high run Of 30 and averaged ~ 32-2<
SchAefsr made Q high run Of 50 and aver
aged i0-,<
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A ConnoiSSeur's Collection
Of Just such Beautiful Old Cab
instry and Household Decoration.
an the World Of Fashion is Searching
for to-day.
for to-day.

Among the iurui shmsni~ to I've ~
frrsd are
Choice ~ amples % the louls NV.
q. ~, and XVI and the First Empire
~ are oHi Dutch Narnueterie aud
Unusual JacosI.. In. EiiL abssnin and
Eighteenth Century Enxiisn. aias'
..haTminx Colonial Pieces mostly
gathered from the Nos kAAaSl sss3
and southern ~ ate-
Graceful old Period Mirrora, Efen
ANTIQUE. Bronze Groups and FIyuTes
Fis,ni4l, VpyIflrs and old 10 ~ ais
after " aiteaut Iap.~fries VI A.
eve and CURIOUS old Duich, rep'''
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