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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

egg. one cup sugar ana beaten yolks
Of two eggs, two tablespoonfuls corn
starch dissolved in a little water, one
vanilla Mix well and
cook. then put into baked crust with
the whites OF the eggs on top and
brown in oven.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a boy
of "A. don which side Of the coat
should a flower be worn? (2y-Do you
think a blue serge suit would look
good on boy Of my age? Y. Y. z.
don the left side. C2)-Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DIDO you
think a girl who bushes for fellow
she doesn't like, is a fool? / can't help
II. I don't think about myself can't
stop. ! never speak TO him. What
can I do to him? (2)-Do you think
my girl friend and I are doing right?
She is i and l6. We don't put Up
with fellows at all Hike the rest Of ouI
girl friends do. We never go out oil
the house nights at all Her parents
won't let her go, so I don't go either
ROSY.
G)-Just don't notice him, my dear
don't think you are a fool. All girl:
blush. You will get over il. (2)-
You are both sweet girls, am sure
Be good friends with the boys, bu
don't allow any liberties until Mr.
Right comes along and asks you t
marry him. Don't allow him too man!
liberties either. An engagement does
Mt always end in marriage, you know
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25
DAME ~ CIIIR

AN INFORMAL DANCING PARTY
was given last evening at the Rock
Island club for club members and
was attended by about % couples
Lat n the evening an q Ia carte
lunch was served and the affair prov
I'd 4 most enjoyable one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

II troubled with indigestion, consti-
patton. no appetite or feel bilious, give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tab
lets a trial and you will be pleased
with the result These tablets inyig-
crate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. Sold by all
druggists. (AdvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

Viscountess day, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and Miss Alys Meyer were
voted the expert society milliners of
the national capital after their beauti-
fully trimmed hats were exhibited and
sold for fancy prices to the smart set
at the recent hat show of the Chill
drens Country Home In Washington.
1t was agreed that the picture hats
trimmed by Viscountess bay sur
passed the most Frenchy creation of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25
c. E HOLDS BUSINESS SESSION.

A SHORT BUSINESS SESSION OF
the Christian Endeavor society of the
Memorial Christian church was held
last evening at the church when rou-
tine business was transacted, follow
ed by a short social session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

Los Alphabetically four and one
half OF inches Of rain in IS hours-the
heaviest precipitation recorded in Los
Angelo since the weather bureau was
esIablished-made rivers Of the
streets. demoralized street car traffic.
stalled automobiles by flooding their
magnetos, interrupted telegraph com
munication and seriously inconven-
fenced the entire city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

the shops. IN addition to making these
hats the viscountess was on hand to
try them on her customers and saw
that each customer had the proper Par
isian tilt to her hat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

CENTRAL YOUNG PEOPLE MEET.
A BUSINESS AND SOCIAL MEET
Ing OF the Young Peoples Sociag
league OF Contra. Presbyterian church
was held last evening I'm the church
dining room Patriotic decorations
were used to make the room attraC-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25
PROGRAM Eoa PRAISE SERVICE

PROGRAM FOR PRAISE SERVICE
THE ANNUAL PRAISE SERVICE
OF the Woman's Mission society Of
Central Presbyterian church VIII be
held al the church Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock when this service
will be given.
Hymn-"Saved TO Serve"
Hymn-"Go We Into All the World ="
Devotioral-Nlrs. Marion Humph-
reys
Duet-"Hark. Hark. Ny Soul" Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25
SZEKEIEY-HkZARO.

WHAT WILL COME AS A GREAT
surprise to their many friends is the
announcement Of the marriage of Miss
Marian Hazard daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Hazard OF 1893 Seventeenth
street, TO Otto Szekeley, formerly Of
Buffalo. y. " now Of this city. The
ceremony took place last evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the parsonage Of the
First Methodist church, Rev. r. +.
Newland performing the marriage
service. The bridal couple was un-
attended and the bride wore her trav-
cling suit Mr. Szekeley is employed
at the Velie Motor company IN No.
line and that city will be their home
Mrs. Szekeley is a graduate of the
local high school GLASS OF 1909. and
has for a number OF years been a
teacher OF the third grade AZ the Irv.
ing school and she is a talented must
clan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25
Is GIVEN VOTE OF THANKS.

At the conclusion of the address, Mr..
Westerfeld was extended a rising vote
of thanks by those present, and if
present plans do not miscarry, ne will
be invited TO visit Rock Island again
in the near future
Others who spoke briefly in regard
TO various matters of interest were
c. F. Dewend of Moline, ]. H. Marion,
NJ. H. Sexton, Louis Kohn. Fred Muel-
Ter. Roy A. Sears, W. H. Carpenter.
W s McCombs. NJ S. Heagy, w. l..
Jones. S. G. Apple, N H. Rockwell and
R. F. Stockdale
Among those present were: G. H.
Kingsbury. A. ]. Lindstrom, J. ]. Has
ley. F ]. Mueller. George W. Mill
house, Louis Kohn. C F. Channon. A
P. Hartz. E. E. David, A F Sala. l. A
Weishar, W. L Jones' ". H Leith-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-25

Dear Mrs Thompson: Must one
have a license to sell medicine OF his
own make? Where can II be bought
and what does II cost? e.
No
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03
COASTER
HAS. ROUNDED '.
HORN

The magnificent new liner Congress,
the largest vessel In the Pacific Coast
Company feet operating along the
west coast Of the United States and
Mexico, has closed successful Voy-
age from the Atlantic TO the Pacific,
by way Of the Magellan straits, ana
is now engaged In the trade between
the Sound and San Diego, The big
vessel was originally scheduled to
make one of the smartest passages on
record by way Of the Straits OF Ma
gellan, but fox some unaccountable
reason Captain Thomas made most
leisurely cruise. That the Oil burning
machinery of the latest and finest ad-
dition to the coastwise feet acted per
fectly is shown by the fact that only
two stops were made to replenish the
supply of fuel, enc being at the island
of Trinidad OF the coast Of VeneZu-
Ella, and the other GA CoroRel, Chile.
The Congress has the distinction OF
being the largest ship ever built at
a United States shipyard for coast
wise purposes. After resolving a few.
necessary finishing touches at San
Francisco, the Congress went into
Service between this port and Seattle,
stopping at San Francisco and San
Pedro en- route. - p
Capt. N. e. Cousins, at present mas
ter of the Governor, and known as
one of the most popular shippers in
the coastwise trade, has been given
the honor of commanding the huge
new liner. b. K MARYLAND, who acted
as chief engineer during the voyage
from the Atlantic coast, viii continue
I'm his present position. Charles Hop
kins, formerly of the steamer Presi..
dent, has been appointed to the choice
billet or purser s.,,. +
The Congress; which is much larger
than the President and Governor, EN-.
bodies number of new features, an
interesting one being the staterooms.
which open on the inside Instead Of
outside, as on the other coasters. This
innovation is expected to prove at.
|traetiye to the travelling public. par
tiealarly during the winter season. as
II insures lat all time a perfectly
dry and comfortable voyage. = T.,
The furnishings of the Congress are
rich throughout and the first-class
dining saloon service Is said to be
very handsome and In keeping with
the general elegance Of the liner.
= r "a i Il
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Gable 10 Merchants
Exchanged

Monday, New. 3.
SAN DIEGO - Arrived, Nov. I, schr i.
Mabel Gale, from Hilo, Sept. %.
PORT TOWNSEND - Arrived Nov.
2. SIS. Strathendrick, from Port
Allen, Oct %.
SIS. MAKURA - Arrives from Victo-
ria Wednesday noon; sails for Sgd
ney, pm. =
SIS. CHINA = Arrives from Yoke
hama, 2 p. IN. today.
S s.. NIAGARA - Arrives from Sgd
ney Tuesday noon and sails for Vic
toria pm.
SIS: HONOLULAN - Arrives from
San Francisco Tuesday morning
F with 81 passengers, 100 bags mail,
81 packages express, 4 autos, 25l4
tons, cargo; for Kahului, 22S tons :
s. S. 'CHIYO MARU - Arrives from
Yokohama Thursday morning and
proceeds to San Francisco after
noon same day. n
DIAMOND HEAD, p. m. - Schoon-
er !Nagrence Ward. bound in from
.Mfdway:I0 a. m.
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WoMAN,S BOARD TO
HOLD MELTING ToMRRw

The Womaus Board of his4 ms
will convene fSr is NoEembf SCI ION
in the chapel ii Central unie eli Fch
tomorrow, November =. go
O'Clock. Z -
DevotionaI berviee WI d cor net
ed by Mrs. Rdbert W. 4ndIEs.
The United Study Of Mispns
topic. The Huty of the deIrc4To
ward the. oIlChristian." b in
charge OF Ms. Charles Hersd.
The ever-ineresting reH OF ehi,
nese work viii be present byhfrs.
Mackenzie. I 5 -
Miss YarrSw, @recentl3 rett ned,
will talk OF D err sojourn the balm
land. Z -.
All ladies', intending fangee in
the city, arelcordfaHy i Jed,
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For liking the matter Of punish
nlent II his own hands. punishment
be beleFed due 90 . colored gentle,
man ftdm the cruiser Albany, who
was nlkking on with his wife, Holly
Giles tks arrested YESTERDAY, which
Is the second time In recent days be
has aktred In police court proceed
ings Giles is a hackdriver by lrofes-
sion id pugtIist by instinct and
when the woman he has wined and
dined sloped with the Albany sea-
man. Tiles natural instinct came 20
the flint. with the result thar there
was IA hcrsewhfpping scene on =
street gar The woman was whipped,
the A5any seaman was whipped but
the liter fed before he had suffered
much bf Il, and Giles was arrested
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PenetEatiag = Dbise.

"Whar are you dofngt this stkck
of costume Plates reffeRee
books" asked the old frien 4
Merely sakisHing idle kuriot
sity," replied ME Gum TN Try
ing to find out Who / = ht my Fite's
recent costume BAH" Wash fgon.
Star.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03

The public utilities eomml 81 Is
scheduled to meet tomorrow. bh1 ly,
in the morning to enable GkS1
Williams to attend before 4. |enyrt-
ure for the coast on the stehI1kF 81.
agara.
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HARBOR NOTES

The steamer Sierra will leave San
Francisco tomorrow at 2 o'clock. She
is reported to have a good passenger
list and cargo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03

MISS EFFIE Il CRAIG, he'd nurse
of the Palama Settlement resufned
her duties tbs morning after q
months Vacation spent on naut
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03

G. @. SCOTT Of the United state
Steel Company with his wife. II
passenger on tie Korea FOR Hons
kong. His trip is one for recreatioI
-he says. 4
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ob
HIhsRH

Somewhat lively selling Of Hawaii,
an Commercial UNCHANGED AZ g 50
characterised the weeks opening oh
the stock exchange. $50 slares'|n ses-
en- lots going at that figure % the
board. The only other business a
the board was a sale Of 20 shares "a
hang Rubber. advanced half 4 point 10
Is. so. Reported sales were IS ORB
mea unchanged At 10 ana $500 P|o-
Ieer fiyes unchanged ct par
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Carrying very little freight. the
steamer Claudine arrived from the
Mau! ports Sunday with a good pas
senger list. A few bags of bran and
1855 bags Of corn made up the greater
part of the cargo.
Three inter-island steamers viii sail
this evening at 5 o'clock W. G. Hall
Glaudine win leave for Maui ports.
The Noeau viii call at Kealia, Kilauea,
Kalihiwai and Hanalei
lTwenty,three passengers arrived on
the steamer Mikahala Sunday morn.
ing from Molokai. The ships cargo
was made up of 36 bundles OF hides,
80 bags of charcoal, 20 bags of corn
20 crates of chickens, 204 bags of
sand, As hogs and $50 sheep.
Bringing a cargo of copra from Mid
way, the schooner FIauFeace Ward
arrived IN port this afternoon. She
reported fairly good weather during
The whole OF her return voyage. She
was sighted at l O'clock 10 miles west
OF port. =
I The liner Manehuria left Yokehama
Sunday on schedule time for Homo
lplu and San Francisco. A message
received by H. Hackfeld & Company,
agents for the Pacific Mail line, states
that she carried heavy passenger
list and good cargo, 1890 tons of
which are for Honolulu. She is ex.
pected TO arrive here on NoYennbefl
10 and will get away November II for
San Francisco FL, rE .--17#
Bringing "a passengers from the
steamer Kinau arrived here Sunday.
afternoon. Its cargo consisted mostly.
OF sugar, 10000 sacks OF which It.
brought 10 Honolulu for transhipment.
The report of the purser states that
there are $50. sacks OF sugar await.
ing shipment now at Kauai. Rice,
molasses and cocoanuts made up the
rest Of the cargo.
French Company 70 opefate.
Beginning with NOVEMBER. the Com
panic Navale de IS Oceanic, the French
steamship company which has arrang-
cd with Hind, Rolph & Co. to act as
their Pacific Coast agents, VIII have
the first Of their fleet IN operation
between the coast and Papeete and
New Caledonia This wiz be the first
time any concern has attempted tol
operate a vessel between San Francis
co and the French colony, which is
situated about 1000 miles east of
Australia. The freighter ST. Paul is
the vessel chosen for the run and is
nov loading coal at Newcastle. N. s.
w. The ST Paul will discharge coal
at Papette and then go to San Fran
cisco with such cargo as may be OBJ
tanned. This viii consist principally
OF copra. The steamer will then pro-
coed to Astoria and load lumber for!
the South Seas. 8 - ~. I
wireless for spreckeis Yacht. "A
John d. Spreckels is adding another
convenience to bis. palatial Yacht We
lietia, which divides her time petween
6ausalito and San Diego, according to
coast adyices The Vcnetla, which is
low in port, is being. fitted with the
latest Marconf wireless plant of two
kilowsit power. While on his trips
UP and down the coast Spreckels viii
be able TO keen Ia constant eommuniz
cation with his business associates
and the wireless would also be Of SER
vice in case Of mishap. David Nice
lint I'd officer on the yacht viii be
the operator. I
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d e. @. PETERS, the attorney L
Captain Of Detectives hcBuffie Al
Detective KeIllstt. Is III at his hon
today. He Is expected at his Off
tomorrow.
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JAMES II. BROWN, Of II A.erii
can Tobacco Company, is . pe5senI
ger on the liner Korea on b way Il
Manila. He il accomDanist q n
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It Hawaiian woman giving Ter
pa IS Mrs Lhka. Is IN JAIL because
81 Ter alleged cruel tneatmenf 10 her
chH She was seen haneing her
bak on clothes line b dry, add
thtpollce failing TO recognise N TITS
a1approyed method OF child-culrlre.
c5sed her arrest
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SUPT. y vi CALDWELLu be
public works department vi fske
on the Mauna Kea Wednesd INC b.
ing for Hawaii He win insta be
work on the .Ruhio bar whfri NV
virtually comIeted, The Aaukk Ia
whera construction be he
new wharf Is 10 begin at bnf, hd
the Kailua Landing. He praba1y BIZ
be on the Big island the rehab de of
the week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03

What is called Faith is often in.
teIiectual laziness and Optimism is
often a sugared self-deception.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03

Deputy Sheriff Rose arrested ~
'mblersl fall orientals. n raid It
yahi4Ra early Sunday n,ornInE.
lbae took with him 1 uumber 81 Oh.
tre and sent them about WohlkNa
4 patrols Several Of the arrested
hmblerl being unable 70 pay her
all wtle locked In the warehouse
nth hpFning when they we're
|rought 5 the city JaiE
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Pie Notss

David <ahha was arrested On (
charge ASSAULT and battery prefer
red adnlt hiHf BY his, wife. aha
alleges hat be beat her. and While
lie dod not deny Il he declares lhal
his vi has been wasting his money
Fff9n q the Oriental aiIaasd
eambk e arrested oFsf-sanday laced
'Juda Ionsarrat this incoming Thar
fines ERE fixed At IS each. The btlI
or III 5 wto did not appear was a..
clare FORFEITED
y AnIred az his .nagging. Minnie
AnaInade several Efforts Saturday
nlgl 10 shoot : hole through deosee
Hoo|no's leg By her own comics
slbr Per failure 20 do 50 was slmaIy
Dec se she ran out a. ammunltioh
SID now held at the police station.
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]. NJ. RATHl Carl Keller, II.
Faye and A. llndsss are among
Kauai residentS who are VisIIofs /
Honolulu ThtS parry Is stopping
the Young hotd
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JOSHUA D. TUCKER. land coIhb-
sionsr, will leake for Kauai toni fw
evening to INSPECT a number 81 be
kapaa and othSr homestead tras Re
expects to retdrn next Sundafl
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Quits Sea for Sheep.

OuIIS oed TOT Shetp.
When Patrick ]. Mccarthy. veter-
an in the Oceanic service, passed
Through Honolulu some days ago in
the liner Ventura, en- route to Aus
tratia, the. prediction was made that
he would leave the sea to fake up the
life of a sheep rancher.\ Mccarthy is
declared by. lis. friends to have been
married to Sydney. n s. w, girl.
who possesses a fine pastoral estate
in New South Wales. Mccarthy an.
nounced his intention to return to the
soil after years spent as seafariRg
man. He made a.shHTied trip to, Cali
fornia to,strafghten out some business
matters and was returning to Aus
tralia in the Ventura
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GEORGE H. RooT. a promf
business man ii Hermiston, 0re
ia spending i few weeks In Hon4t
accompanied bg Mrs. Root The L
registered at tie Young hotel
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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, Do.
Publishers, Commercial Printers, aok
oto-EnuraVers.
AENBER Ass0tnTED PRE-

FARRINGToN.. Genera Business Manager
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Love: TI0a tpoet, "by and b,
ITO 81 'pwn, ween;"
n! Il g Ass Is ! ssss ss5
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Bringing a cargo Of copra from Mid.
way, the schooner F1auTence Ward
arrived In port this afternoon. She
reported fairly good weather during
The whole OF her return voyage. She
was sighted at O'clock 10 miles west
OF port.
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flat RATE, DISPLAY ADVERTISERS OVER aOOt
preferred Positien 20%l = -'''.,,.
LEGAL AID TRANSIENT RATE. 81 I'D
CLASSIFIED One Cent per word-SO cents 4
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Mafu Liners Here.
Two Maru liners. the shinyo and
Chlyo. VIII arrive here within "a
hours e each other this week The
Shinyo b due Wednesday from San
francisco and Is expected to dock by
q. m and sail at 5 O'clock or the
same day. The chiyo, due Thursday
q :. m. from Yokohama. viii sail at
M She carries ZIG steerage pas
sengers for Honolulu. an unusually
large number. Her cargo for here.
amounts to l74s tons.
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Addres a Aonh 90 HoaelaI. y
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Submsfine Bells Prove a Success. r.
AT present there are five submarine
bells in operation on the various
American -lighoships on the Pacific.
> The latest to be Installed was on the
Gas oooy ateGape Blaneo. Among the
vessels equipped with the submarine
signal apparatus are those of the
Ameriean.1awalia Company. the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
the Toyo Kisen Kaisha, the. Matson
iEatipR Company and the Pacific
Mi oonpany - ss.Ss,.s-s,,. ... -
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6nt1nll1l1 Star Bkllrttt.

In which II combined the HAWAIIAN STAR esA,
EVENING BULLETIN. established lssa Issued Daf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
BLUE AND WHITE IS
READY FOR MED|COS
Coach Dowd Has Whipped scant
Talent Into Fighting
Force

Lexington. Va, September 26.-Fac-
ing the formidable Medical College OF
Virginia. Washington and Leo will in
augurate the 1913 gridiron season on
Wilson Field tomorrow afternoon.
Coach Dowd has whipped the scant
talent into n fighting machine but has
been handicapped by the lack of likely
talent.
With badly depleted line and an
almost entirely new backfeld, Wash
ington and Leo will face a serious
proposition II the Medicos prove as
strong as reported. In the backheld
"Cy" Young will supplant the injured
Beuhring at fullback. Peppery Jiggs
Donahue is directing tho offense at
quarterback. while Walter Terry and
Charlie Lille are cavorting at half
The line, weakened by the loss OF
invaluable players. has been invigor-
ated by new material. Captain Buck"
Miles and Ted Shultz will fill tho
tackles. This duo ecintillated last
season Snd with the experience gained
should prove dangerous this year.
ends
A merry fight is being waged for
the three central positions. Tho loss
of the two guards left a dearth Of
material for these strongholds, while
the loss of Moore at centre weakened
the team. Neblett and Barrow are
contesting for centre. while Dingwall.
Bryan and Detleffson are fighting for
varsity a guards.
Young. the speedy fullback. is kick
ing for varsity, and performing In
able style. His boots carry accurately
and with distance.
The sparse number OF candidates
has rendered the matter Of substitutes
veXed question. In the backfeld,
Miner, Friend, England and Smith are
likely candidates for the eleven. while
Motley. Wadsworth. Neblett and Jones
may be called upon TO bolster the line
The probable lineup for tho battle
with the Medicos follows: Barker,
right end: Miles. right tackle; Ding
wall, right guard Barrow and Neb-
lett, centre; Bryan, left guard: Shultz,
left tackle; Heat, left end: Donahue,
quarterback; Terry. left half; Young,
fullback.