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The Washington times., 1912-11-22
The Crimson Outlook.

we called attention II
Improvement In Harvard
coachng which has brought the Crimson
"ne harvard up 1872 hadn't
sons Is well enough
TWO seasons and that Houghon
even with the advantage
1t viii mean something for Harvardqute triae, ct
aDe 10 hold Yale
her work cut out to break through
something
25-pounder had
his official
else besides flesh.
Our idea pleasant Sunday afternoon playing
center against Kecham Yale Or handling Travelled
by Mr. Bomeisler
breathing SPELL the whether
Rucker Mauard the greatest souhpaw and Walsh
they their find ahead
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
United States May
Not Get Invitation

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The American
delegates to the olympic conference
have not yet received notice Of the pro-
posed gathering Of delegates called by
the Swiss Federation for May, 1913. at
I.ausenne, Switzerland. to consider
changes in the rules OF the Olympic
games.
The American delegates-E. ]. Wen-
dell, Prof Sloane. OF Columbia Univer-
sitv. and Addison Armous. are not cer-
tain that the United States will receive
an Invitation to this meeting.
The Greeks want the twenty-f four
pound stone throwing contest added.
Germany wants the two handed bar-bell
put back on the card. and England
wants a penalty established for false
starting on the sprints.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Brown Not to Use Any
New Plays on Norwich

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 22.-Brown
will use no new plays against Norwich
tomorrow, preferring to hold out for the
Indians game which is to be played
Thanksgiving. The Brown team has
been working hard In preparation for
the game next Thursday. Norwich is
not expected to give any trouble.
Robinson and Pryor were assisted by
"Hoppy" Hunt and Jake High. The
latter paid particular attention to put
ting life into the work. and under his
guidance the varsity was able to pierce
the scrub defense. Crowther stayed in
for a time and was relieved by Mclean.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Bill Hollenback Will
Coach Penn Next Year

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-George
Brooke decided that It will be impos-
sible for him to take the position, Bill
Hollenback, Penn states winning
coach, will be head coach of the PENN
sylvania football squad next season.
On concluding not to shift from Swarth-
more. Brooke recommended Hollenback
to the football committee, and he will
be appointed within a few weeks.
Hollenback's acceptance OF the posi-
tion is expected to end Penns football
troubles. He will not come here unless
he is given supreme control owed the
coaches and the players.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Harvard. Favorite
For CrOSS-Country

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 22.-Harvard' 8
cross-cOuntry team is the favorite In
the intercollegiate race here to-
morrow. Cornell. after winning twelve
races In succession. expects to follow
the Crimson athletes over the line.
Indeed. Dartmouth is also expected to
be stronger than Cornell over hill and
dale. outside OF John Paul Jones, who
should win first prize, Cornell has no
great runners, and will do well to
finish In third place.
All the athletes who will race to-
morrow are here. They logged over
the course today to familiartze them
selves with its twists and turns.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Carlisle Indians Are
Sought for Contests

CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. 22.-The off,
clals OF the Government Indian School
are considering several offers from the
South and West for the football team
to engage In post-season contests. and
are expected to make known their de-
cison after comforting with Coach War
ner. 1t is believed that Warner will
really decide the matter. II Carlisle Is
not weakened too much by It's battle to-
morrow with Springfield Training
School, one of these pcst-season games
may be played.
But two more games remain for the
Indians, tomorrow's at Springfield
Mass. and Thanksgiving's at Provi-
dence. r. l., with the heavy Brown
team,
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Tonight's Bowling

District Tenpin League-G. P. O.
W. Palace.
Commercial League-Rudolph &
West vs.. Havenner Baking.
Southern Clerks League-Comp-
trollers vs. Law.
Departmental League - Commits
sioners vs. Agriculture.
Arcade League-Imperials VS.. La
borites.
Terminal League-Land and In
dustrial VS.. Station No. I.
6palding's League-Ralphs vs.
6heehys.
National Capital League-Wels'
bschs VS.. Y. M. G. A.
District Duckpin League-Saengers
W. Goodfellows.
Carroll League-orvandos vs
Marias. 'a~
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Nav Choose Captain.

MARTINIQUE, N. j.. Nov. 22.-At the
dinner tonight OF the Princeton varsity
football squad at the Hotel Martinique
here It Is expected that next years
gridiron leader will be chosen. Hobey
baker, the brilliant field goal kicker, Is
favorite for the place. but George
Phillips. the lineman. Is also in the
running.
Baker has played two years on the
varsity team. his brilliant runs and
field goals giving him the fame OF a
Poe. Phillips has played tackle for
the same length of time.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By
Grdntldnd Rice
At the Cannery's Threshold.

Hack where the Mnttys Snd Speakers have strsycd,
=. where for n hit even WRgpers go
PUSHED from the trniI the dope becomes
Calling q to shO
so must the others who follow tken flock,
Names OyerpIoy cd tiIl type becomes thin
hoy, fetch Can-nnd the lprgest In stock
For "FeItOn and BrickIey-PupE E.eIIy and FIynp.-
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

With the big pins. Diggers and Wood
workers OF the Patent Examiners
League were among the attractions.
Diggers dug out three straight victories
by scores OF 756 to 664. s35 to 654. and
Tee To 77b,
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

william Hahn & Co. and General
Baking faced each other In the Com
mercial League. Baking Company was
no match for Hahn, all three strings
being taken by the former.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

Rural Mails and Finance were also
battling In the Postoffice circuit.
FINANCE dropped two matches.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

Postal Savings and Supply were
matched in the Postoffice League. the
former being the victor In two out of
three sets. Fenton's work for Supply
as q cleanup artist was worth seeing.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

Say they worthy Of all they have
% md brnv
Of due In the
No r Of yet !
I've heard their sgutee nOugh through the In
For cItona and BrickieSETumtcI, Flynn
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

Sherwoods occupied the center Of the
stage. Bankers experienced little trou-
BILE in downing their opponents In two
sets. but the money changers eked out
q victory In the first round.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

tied last night In the Northeastern
Duckpin League. the former pocketing
two Of the three sets.
For the Northwestern League, Alters
and Easterns fought bitterly for three
rounds. Alters took two by narrow
margins.
In the Carroll Council TX. OF c.
League, Ninas won from Pintas In two
closely contested sets. Koonts starred
for Pintas and Kiley made the highest
scores for Ninas.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22

Deadwood was falling fast In the bat
tie between Belmonts and Hummers
Hummers succeeded In getting away
with two OF the matches, but Belmonts
gave them q hard chase. High scores
BY Kreiger and HALEY were the fea-
lures.
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per Hufbel. Uu6neilen 81 Is aui sem ee.
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Metau Warft.
Rep 9ort. 10. auauf,

Rem sort, 10. augIh.
8iun mar ruhia su s45. .l5-44 IS; tupfsr
unatreeeIt; Gate l7ta-l73st. .gIsctbrolstte gu
l7|a-l73sc, eating su II - l7lsc. SIsi
isft ,u s4.45 - 4.55; Speltcr II ltetlg
,u $s. .90-7.OO. siitu NOR bsuts fsttg 8o.
Sounora aort6eru gu sl5.7s-l6.25, no. 2
6s. III sl5.25-l5.75, Ro, Soutbern urs
40 Sout6eru ioft III $l5.T5-l6.2 rs.
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skieaao, 10. 2Iuauf 1912

giussi.s.-bstsss s5 70-l025. sras
sti.r, 81 sa-7 90, petIihe Sti,rs $500
8.3O sts6srs uns s.,bsr5 $500 - 100
albs nab 6.ifers s2.60-7sc &C, aaIssr $3.50
- 1000. Rartt Ianai1m unb tsttq.
eAs.ine.-e esiAtt s7.76-8.32ts, ae.
initiate ST .35-S. 80, itpsrs 81 10 - 815,
rouh, s7.l5 TAO, Ser.,I $40 - $50.
Nartt Iangfam uno httla.
5hafe sab sim msr.-S bate: etH.
b,imiihe s. 90. 70, pseIitt IS 40 80
Sdbrlinas 81. 1880, eammer einbsimt.
IAs "a. 40 - 7.5o, nsfIias $4.30 --- 1855.
Narft a.tis.
8ufuhr. - AiRssiss l,50o. StUstHs
Ia. .OOO, SAafs uue gdmmer 10000.
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W q fferf 6eu.

,Ois2 Sic trinten rstnsr Rum2
Desbalb nebmen sic nitt sineH 9rOe
Bel oieIer 3dlte2"
.9rOg iit RabrungsmttteI teIidlihung.
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EtRbbieh. - Ter Wartt nar heute rus
bio nno bic Drfiie fir aubs unb Seifer5 fte>
ben um oole Soc uuter bensn bon Der bort
a.n @ote. Stoders nno Feeoers ituD ftetia.
6Asere Stiere $6.75-8.35, ertra $40
$50, fanss 800. Sai.a s2.50-6.75,
slsi,h.rfiere $425--S.00, nussrlsisne bis
trtra $s.1O-6.35, eeiisrs s325-5.50, aus.
,rl,ieas bis ertra S5.O0-725, 'aurp -
Rnh. s2.OO-500 aussrIsisns bic srtra $5.25
-6.75, Gamers $2.00-3.00, Stodsrs uus
GtsDsrs s8. .75--6.25.
9ulIen.-B Bel rur mabigsr 3ufuhr
mar Der Nartt ftarfsr.
Nsasrs sne Ieid5ts s3OO-4.OO, golssua
"a $500, .rtra s5.l0-5.25, fstts sullsn
t5l0-5.60.
WiIhtIbe. - Sn Der otrIoFcnen
Nohs mar Der Utarft idDah uub bic Pretie
fislsn um 50 bis IS per Stld, ba bic 5u.
fuhr groser mar.
grra .50-75.00, quite bis ausert.i.ns
s45.00-60.00, oroiRare bis CUTE sl250-
t40. 90.
adIbtr.-Tr Martt mar semlit lsb-
haft uus bic prsiis unssiabr OisfsIbsH ais
Dor timer Rode
CrssHdrs une arsSe s4GO-8.25, fair bis
cut. IsiAt. $7.00-S.75, srtra 500.
aalbsr in ben aommtifOns-5duisru. --
saneb 9xs, primo bis aassrIsisne 6~-5lae,
erstndre 4-Se.
ed e.-Th 3uiubr mar nur ma
Sig uno bi. grsi'e enfelbeu ais Dor elmer
@ohe.
Gute bis aussrteitns Bsrpafuuas. nno
slaiterfsrten $50 SIS, a.miitte Bstsa'
sunasiorten So 40-S.55, orbHdre bic aus.
trlefen, iGStye fetts 5dus S625-7e5 srtrs
t775, etaas A5o-675, srtra C.75,
fsit,te 8sriauetiorteu 81 30-8 80, 6ertsl bon
10 BIB. uus peniaer - sos. Is.
eaafs ans fammsr. - lie Rad
Fraas mar uur mabia uHo bic Rr,t's tchen
| nm 25-35e unttr bsusu UOa e;r rortssr
| @oht.
Shas. - srtra 1915, aat. Bis aus
,rttitus s3.25 - 3.85. oroindrs bis quite
81 25-30O. Wutterihais s3.o0-4.OO, 3aer'
hinge "a O0-5.00. a4..
qammer. - Grahiabrs srtra S7.75, quite
| bis aus.risiene $6.00-7.60, oro,ndrs bIs
fair: ;4.25-5.75, Sails &2.50-a.o0.
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g q en-.

In bit ia 10 traurig, alter
5rerirb; paS oriift lid oeiln2"
Ser na1e Sut melner Graul-
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Tu llmfas i'm hitiiatn Gltarinahcuis beIief
fA hsuis auf s3.462.350 Tit llmfdte Der
rerHsiensn &ods belisfsn lid, auf s27, T3S, 100
neGtn s21 ,06s .45O in Der isrrsiponbirsRSsn
gso4s bts soriesn 5abrss.
Esfaf.efisrliatsn.
Ter Nartt in eofalitiuriiattu mar auf
hsutt ipisbeg itbr i,bbait, bed iparen IS nur
bic 8at.dftitu, ptltls stbanesli purten. Der
prsis eerislbsn III dbermdls gsitisesn, uRb
G,ns. @ds ldfob su S6l4, wahrene Golumbia
6as auf Is hiHaufsina. Tic attien Der Q.
NdionaibaHt puIben ,u 125 oerfanit. Nah-
fshtnoe gsrtdufe fno su bsrihisn:
aR bsr 3srie.
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Uiebntdrfte.
Ginetnuati. 10. Suauf.

sufubr unb gerfanot IN dbrenD Der osrHof.
feusn @ote, perglihen nit ben oorbersebsn :
ben q gsohsn paren fpis iolgt:
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R)p,st Welontartte.
s,rsinnati. 10. aaass, ,sia.

etUetHm III. AuGoNs IVA.
Die Na4frase nod DarIebsn mar IN Der
SerhoTenen Mpde in ben biefisen Banfen
feine nsnnsnsnsrtbs, nnp be Gsfhdfte wnrfn
rahn. Gelb in 3u nitoriaen 3iusraien su tr.
Ianasn, ba bic 9anisu binldnsiihe 6cHbs an
eanD babsn. Carleben. .en saH" purpen bon
ben Hanttn su 316--4E dussslisben nnb
0slAdfttpapire III 6-6F biSfontirt. Die
Maltst plaeirisn TarlsbeH .sn eau" "a 3H
--4< unb anf Belt tu 41aS.
mtdfd sni ssS Dsf
puthen AN l0c per $1,000 sniidtu Ban.
ten esrsanft lie Gounisrrate bsiragi 5Os
Eramie per $1,000.
nssafd ssf eHrsva.
iinb ishsr. Die ioIsenOsn GuS.transsn snb
~ bsrihtsu:
psnbom. aaa. eiht, A.s7A Der
e, 90 1aas Siht. s4.S4A per q !;
garis, fass etdt. 5.l5-5.l6s psr arants
800 90 7aas Siht. 5lTX-520 6rants psr
500; fur Tsuifhlanb 4 faas Sidt. Wert
s5Jf-951e eo. 80 Gage siht. 84i1e.
Documentary Bills aui eoneou nuresn ~
4.es1<, aaf GLASGOW iu 4.ss11 uuO auf Del.
fah ~ 4.s34 0srfauft.
eEssss.rsaasnsnsa
rubis uas fstiJ. Die 3aa,sa quotirea ipis
ioiat:
0insauf Htrfauf.
~ eonbs, 1927 Coup ,ll34 ll4K
sS 1onss, 1918 .... .l024 l02H
~ Bombs, 1880. ...l0oH l0lA
~ Vanama ...........IOVA
Gffaslra 6nnys ffusfxsr
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-17
MINISTER EGAN To
VISIT MISSISSIPPI

Washington, d. c., Feb. 17.-Subse-
quent to the Fourth Annual Conven-
tion of the Southern Commercial Con
gress, to be held in Nashville, April 8
to 10. Minister Egan, of Denmark, who
will attend the Congress and explain
there the cooperative dairying sys-
tenn of Denmark, will take a tour
through the South, touching the fol-
lowing states: Kentucky, Missouri,
Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mississip-
pi, Alabama. Florida, Georgia, South
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia.
Minister Egan will be in Mississippi
April 26 and 81, and will be the guest
of the Jackson Board of Trade, which
will arrange meetings for him in that
city on those dates.