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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
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PAY up

All those knowing them.
selves indebted to me are
requested to call and settle
by ca sh or note before Jan.
1st, as ! must have the
N onoy. Ed Gill.
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NOTICE.

This is the last month IN
1914. All p-,ties owing
m ?, whose accounts are
past due, are requested TO
Call and settle, either by
cash or note, before Jan. I.
our $,
Harry z. Newton.
Sam'I Holmes, Mgr.
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"Brain aths'

Dec IL, 1914 Valley Times:
A single slep on the sprlitg,
ing sod leaves little impression.
A single pair of feet passing
once over the green swafo
scarcely leaves a trail. But
wnen the feet pass often over,
the same ground, even if it be
only at intervals, there appe rs
in time q we'll defined path
AS the years go by deep groves
are worn and the ground is
beaten down until it becomes
almost as hard as flint.
A single thought passing
through the brain leaves scarce
~ q trace, but if the feet OF
the soul pass tn It way again
deep ruts of habit are formed
that are as difficult to eradicate
as the hard beaten course OF
the ancient path across the
meadow.
If the path be a forbidden
one of thought about vile All
sinful matters, along which the
the soul sinks asham d a ID al
most afraid lest someone by
chance, look in through the
open windows of the eyes and
see what is going on, the fec
upon character is most disast-
rous.
Ever and ever it is easier fos
thought to take the old patti
thro' the brain The habit be
comes constantly stronger, he
ruts are worn deeper Safety
lies in thinking about ltgiti
mate and worthy things, thel
habit becomes q friend
Here we find n broad fi-lc
for exploration There is NJ
need 10 take the same old patti
every dav Like the man vic
walks only ~ and fir m hop e
dw-li,, g or fir m W lung e
store
Their. are s al souls who
va k onlN IN" path, leaving J
the broad Fl Is of hugh v
x
q, - M u
mania
Prejudice is OIL anolhe'
lame for the ha' d., ned arc
harlow brain pa'h to Whlc'
hey cli.5- IN hien 'i@'
u, . ~ \
u a ~ "a
~. ~ nlla
I Il III y ,cn -. n Y MIX
~ ahu III Ahich Ine t.tn.f.
Have walked.
The o.d reIlg on, The oh,
Philosophy, ne ulu pci''lcal al
glance must not he disturbed
They specialized to Ilmiled
degree ON he things years age
and blazed a little trail that
enued TOO soon. They Will
walk back and forth over this
bath tnat leads nowhere. but
new fields they will no, explore
That Is why some men have
but one sermon. hat is why
some men always vote the same
ticket. That is why some mer
have a little light but refuse
the fullness of the gospel
Dare to be progressive il
thoughts, dare to think clean
thoughts and free thoughts.
There is a world of true phi
losophy in the injunction OF
Paul, Indicating as 1t does pure
thought and diversified tho'l
Finally, brethren, whatso
ever things are true, whatso
ever things are honest, whatso
ever things are just, whatso.
ever things are pure, whatso
ever things are of good report
if there be virtue, if there b.
any praise think on these
things " Melrose.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

.hr Sale--60 ac,esH5 miles east of Mo
Valley la with anew house. barn, hog
house. chicken house, sheds. cribs. wa
ter works. orchard Land LAYS coed.
nf.aitch, no waste All fenced hog
tight. SIPS per acre. $500 down. $500
Mach st. long time on balance. A
C. eat Bargain and can prove it to you.
81 Frank Hill i opan. IA
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,Fpr Sale Residence p operty, Coy l5O
fee; Lot ) Block 26 Price $3.50,
subject to paving tax Easv tetms
.;, !. Jorgen Hansen.
ds9s N 4ts Street.
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per part made of piece of handsome
brocade. the lower part of the bag
Of plain satin. The woman who wish
es to make useful gifts will scramble
around in her workbnsket and find
pieces of silk and bits of brocade.
From these odds and ends wonderfully
handsome bags can be fashioned
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,F:nr Sale Ore washing machine,
wtii.eer Vacuum cleaner. single har.
ness Phone 1853 black. Lock Box FOB.
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StoresOpen

All stores remain open from
now until after Christmas.
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Water paas oa, Fan saat.
Dining Ssareb Lights
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Electric Hsrs.: i.
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Mi.rh.ii .gswss 1!ite. Fu,ar
One Man Top.::.s
Integral Rain Vision so
Piece Windfhicld
Quick-Aetior Side CErsaias
Crowned Tenders
Portable Exploring Lamp
Denountsble Pins
Ext.a:z;rc Carrier IN Rear ).
License Brackets. :.
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~ FOR SALE
Fer sale-Heusehold goods.
pf y w: A Donahoo.
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Want Ads
( ...s.. LOST

I Losteoueew where. in Missouri Valley
SATURDAY. evening. "a horse blanket and
lap robe. Finder please return same
to Iitirs office and receive reward
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Christmas trees and holly
at Heath's Grocery
Gilmore's Grocery
Xmas trees, Holly, Holly
wreaths, Evergreen and Ever
green wreaths.
All those Indebted to the un-
dersigned, who have not settl-
ed their account or made ar
engagements for same are re-
quested to do so at once.
K. E. Brundige.
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I. Notice
As we will not run any after.
Thursday December "a, until
after Xmas We wish that ever
onesWDuld send in their wsshin4
as soon as possible. We WAnt
to get ell of the washings Id ~
Monday night. Phone for tia
wagon and We will call.
dA Stebbins Laundry.
Fine oil and pastel painting
for Christ mas. Call Hover
Phone 266. Il
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nor RENT

For Rent Five room hoase or e..
sal Easy terms Enquire
l4 S. r. Williams. !.
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Eisrs Sale ! onSbest of terms, good
40 aHEe.frait flrmA miles north. of Mo.
Val { 8 miles east of Mondamin, or
will take in trade good town property.
Forsisar'icuiar> write or hone C VI.
Redsrson. Dunlap, la pd d2s
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PAYUp

All persons having. ac-
c nnts, al sie South store;
Call end settle as soC1i- as.
possible ans ohlige. -: ! I.
ii fars. j.. HI. South
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For Rent-Furnished rooms in 3
modern house. Enquire 202 9Th street.:
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go L;sks Weight Bat Safety First
s::s That's one reason why it is such
;s!a:li;ht car.
~ Then. Steel s.amplngs and drop
forginGs instead of heavy metal
s, cAstpa s. baye. been used wherever
NJ possible,
VIII underweigh cars of similar
y. size and. power from 400 to 1000
Il: Re'Andss.
=. e Anai' YET Ell it','a rough country car
and absolutely safe-it will keep
the road.
Bsse Two-Uni. Construction
~. THE most efficient Construction
! .<snsths world for Creating Power and
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.N.MIANTEDe

4 -, g. -. - . = ' = I'D
/ wsated.@ Gaodseirl or woman for
eenejsl 1ouse work 80
/, d2Ks Mrs c. M Everett
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ECONOMICAL WINTER PUDDING
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The high eElalitX
accessible Extremely.
three. po.at. S!usneasllp
This 10 the new Mitehs!l
1915 Light -Four. A.snsirIii4
-sprsaTr long. 1sl,ish e:sf :
Crown feade y slapihg
Cowl AND (. curved hoo5.
flush doors with disappsssr-
ing hinges. ~. '.;f!i /.
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Wssanted- EII1s read Of calves. En-.
quits ofsbert Weed. ss
olotff : -, -: 81 Phone 4ol B.
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We wish you one and all a very !
Merry Christmas. u
sincerely yours, flosl1ov;;z nszss. J.
ModaIe Items

Earl Olmstead who has been
employed in a garage at st.
Charles, la, is spending the
holidays at home.
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a car mat looks like $4,000
!. :..;worth. for Sl250.
4: There's mole Chrome
.Vsnadium stsel the liglltest
'amitRe TOUGHEST metal known
y, used in the construction Of
this. car than in any other
: of Ike size and Power.
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For sale-A swinging typewriter
stand, can be used oil wall or desk.
Enquire at Times office. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

If YOU want good shine visit
the G lin,s P nol hall, next 70
Htrvey's Drug S ore DPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
WESLEYAN HAS
GOOD SCHEDULE
IN BOTH BASKET BALL AND BASE
BALL ARRANGED FOR SEASON.
Fast Team Will BE Met In Each Game.
Three Basket Ball Games With
West Virginia University.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIigencer
BUCkHANNON. w. Va, Oct. "a
While the foot ball season IA occupv-
ing the center of the athletic stage at
Wesleyan. the base ball and basket
ball schedules for the coming winter
and spring are rapidly filling up. Two
games OF great importance on the
home schedule in base ball were
closed a few days ago. when Il was
arranged that the Chinese University
OF Hawaii would again make the trip
through the United States. Last year
wesleyan lost TO the Chinese after Il
innings by the score of 4-3. The south
ern trip. which will again include
ABOUT nine games. has been almost
closed. and includes games with the
Navy. North Carolina. South Carolina.
Florida and Alabama. and while not
as much time is consumed as last
year. longer trip will be taken. The
eastern trip. taken In MAY. is also
closing rapidly. and games with Penn
STATE, Georgetown. Lafayette aud Le-
high have already been arranged for
Inc most important incident CON
nected with the baske; ball schedule
ls the appearance OF West Virginia
University on the card These games
nave not been closed. but the negofia-
tons contemplate three games with
the state university team. one each OF
which Will be played in Buckhannon
ana Morgantown. and the third game
on neutral floor " arran9ernents
go through with the university. IVES
Ieyan VIII open her eastern trip with
game az MOrgantown January III.
and will follow this BY games during
the entire week. including Washing.
ton a Jefferson. Penn State. Iehigh.
Georgetown and Virginia University.
IN the order named short western
trip VIII be taken. including games
WIN N3tre Dame. Michigan Aggies.
and perhaps Ohio Wesleyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
SEE SISTERS WILLIE
Fast independent Foot Ball Team
From Down River Plays Wash
inoton A. {. Tomorrow.

What promises to be one or the fast
est foot ball games ever played in
this vicinity will take place to-mor-
row afternoon on the Gilchrist ground
whca the crack independent team OF
Sistersville will meet The Mashlngtons
OF this city The locals have won
every game 20 tar this season. not
even being scored upon. They have
been pructicing hard for the fray, and
after Last nights workout Captain
Morrison stated that his team. after
It's two weeks rest was In fine Condi-
ton Tor the game. Owine 10 injuries.
Captain Morrison will not likely enter
the contest. being content TO watch
the same from the sideline. His posi-
ton in ;he back field will be allied by
Minzler. WHO already has made a rep
uiation for himself on the local grid
iron. In the one game Minzler PLACED
~ quarter he showed that he had an
the earmarks Of star. and handled
the team like a veteran. Although
liRht IN weight. he can cover an amaz-
ing lot OF territory IN addition TO his
ability a. q broken field runaer
The visitors are bringing n team 20
this city which promises TO BE- one OF
the best ever seen IN action As they
were defeated for the State champion
ship In the amateur independent class
last year by the G.. a. c. OF this city.
AAAt.thA NAAaN AAAAN NfAA p
championship will not remain In The
Wheeling district and are going 10
start things moving By trying 20 elm.
mate the North End team tomorrow.
Under the efficient coaching OF Red
hcnney. the doVn-river boys have de-
veiopcd one Ol the best machines In
their history. This they have already
shown o. the fact that they have
swept every thing before them this
season.
The game viii begin promptly at
su. sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
BELLAIRE MEETS
MARTINS FERRY
BIG OHIO SIDE GAME TO BE
PLAYED TODAY AT MAR
TINS FERRY.
Players and Admirers Of Each Team,
Confident OF victory-Hard
Battle Expected.

A great deal OF interest is being
taken in the football game which win
be played on the mill 3eld at Martins
Ferry this afternoon between the high
school team OF that place and the fast
Bellaire high school. Both teams have
bee practicing hard for the game and
Will no doubt be able 20 give a good
account OF themselves. The Bellaire
team has not lost a game this year.
while the Martins Ferry team has lost
all OF her three games played,
The Bellaire team Is regarded as
one OF the fastest in the Ohio Valley
as IL has nearly the same team that
represented the team on the gridfron
last year, while the Ferry school has
only oneo two OF last years players
The Ferry team has been working
each evening this week in preparation
for the game. and has had the assis-
lance of four coaches. such as Baker.
the regular coach: Mullaney. former
ly OF the Georgetown university team:
ODonnel. who played several years
on the Navy team. and Gardner. last
year of the Stats. Under this quar-
tet eof coaches the Ferry team has
made wonderful progress and claim
that they viii be able to win the
game.
1t is expected that one OF the larg-
est crowds that ever Witnessed q
game OF football in Martins Ferry will
be present. and IL was said last even
ing that In all probability the field
would be wired on TO keep the spec
tators from crowding on the lines.
The students OF the high school held
a meeting last evening and rehearsed
the yells which will be used at the
game today in order to cheer the boys
TO victory. Next Saturday after
noon the Ferry boys will play the
bridgeport team and the following
Saturday they will meet the strong
Alliance high school team which they
defeated last Thanksgiving day on
Hoyle's field before crowd OF 1000
people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
WASH. & LEE TEAM
HAS GREAT RECORD
more THAN A POINT A MINUTE
TEAM PLAYS WAKE FOREST
Big Contest To-day viii BE Interest
ing, 30 virsinisns Are Deter
mined 10 Do Battle.

Special Dispatch TO the InteiiIsencer
LEXINGTON. Va, Oct 23.-Wash-
ington a Lees more than a point a
minute" team, which conouered
Georgetown last Saturday. and which
has scored more points than any other
Dig eleven in the country. will plav ITS
last game on its home battlefield this
season when II meets Wake Forest to-
day. The Generals hope then TO Sc
cure more glory for themselves and
Tor their coach-Elcock. of Dsrtmouth
by scoring AZ least Al points and by
keeping their opponents from North
Carolina. as they have previously kent
their opponents from Virginia, West
virginia and the District OF Columbia.
from crossing their goal line or from
getting so near TO II that a field goal
could be attempted.
Should Washington & Lee make Al
points against Wake Forest. Elcock's
inspired young men. on whom some
enthusiastic Lexingtonian has tackled
the nickname OF the Braves OF the
Footoall FIELD they will have an
even 200 points TO their credit. with
the chance TO get at least 800 before
tne season ends. v. p. l.. Swarth-
more. West Virginia and "A. a N. Of
North Carolina are the teams Wash.
lngton Lee Will meet after Wake
Forest, the places where these battles
are to be fought being Roanoke.
LynchbuTg. Charleston and Norfolk.
Wake Forest Is coached this year
by DR.. William G. Smith. who PLAYED
In the back field on the New York Uni.
versity eleven. and who. before that.
was star on Kansas and Missouri
teams. The Carolina teams captain
Is George Moore. He halls from Shell
by. y. C., and plays tackle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
SQUAD WORKS HARp.
Wesleyan Team Out Under coaehes'
Directions Yesterday.

BUCkHANNON. w. va. Oct ~
Every man on the Wesleyan football
equad was on the field this afternoon
going through the work that was laid
down by Coaches Mount Pleasant and
Carlow, and besides the regular warm
Ing up process, they we're sent through
very thorough signal drill in which
81 the new formations were uaed and
these we're tried 20 the best advantage
All the men are now in good condi-
ton and the coaches are looking TO
the Georgetown game October 81. kel-
liaon and Heavier were given work
on kicking from placement and several
we're drop kicking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
PRAISE WASH-LEE
New York Sport Writer Says South
err Team is Wonderful Machine.
VIII Meet w. v U.

In New York there IL no ADLER
writer on foot bah topics. nor keener
student 81 widiron events. than VIII.
Han =. Hanna. OF The New York Sun
Mr Hanna frequently has commented
this year on the work Of the Washing.
ton A. Lee eleven. his latest mention
Of Coach Elrock's powerful team be-
inc az follows.
The end OF the arnf. month Of the
foot ball season hnds ~ teams that
haven't hren scored on Brown has
not. neither has Penn state. nor Wash.
ington a Lee. of Lexington. Va. which
eleven has The best record Of any In
total points against aud by opponents
Points BY opponents are none. and
AGAINST opponents 200 OF course the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
TEAM RETURNS
West Nlrainia University Football
squad ls Home From Battle
Win =. and N.

Special Dispatch TO thf Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. oct. e.
With several OF the best men on
the eleven badly battered M from
the hard clash Thursday afternoon
with North Carolina A. and NJ col
le9e. the state football squad arrived
this evening AZ 1890 o'clock Tha
boys are more than pleased with the
showing they made. az well a. local
supporters. when the fact that A. and
NJ has the strongest team On her HE.
tory f. taken into consideration Tho
team VIII begin practice Immediately
tomorrow Tor the big clash next sat
urday with W. a n The roarrros
play Glenvillo Normal here this AZ
fnruuon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

either his team or his opponents, ana
Dc ready TO overcome IL IN an instant.
lie has demonstrated his ability as n
leader and many OF his admirers Will
BE- on the Island Ball Park today 10
soc TO what extent he has prepared
his team for championship honors
among the High school teams OF the
State. Everything has been done in
preparation for the contest. and a
great battle is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

OF the best games Of the season. The
game will be played on the Sixteenth
street grounds and will be called
promptly at 3 o'clock The following
players viii be seen IN the BelIaire
lineup: Schiller, J. O.: Dixon. L 4:
watson, 3; kain. c.; Mnrphy, 7.
@ b.; Driehorst, r. h.; Corbett. Il n
Gardner. T. b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
8lekneli -. susquohanna ~


Auskneii ". susquehanna st Lewis
Rowdoin vs. colby ~ Rrunswi.t
=, Corrsli vs. Brown az Polo erounds.
Ferdham Vs. Rhode Island ststs at
Firsnslln and Marshall w. pickenaon
Gaiia1det W. Rock Hu a. washing
Georgetown w. Pittsburgh At rius-
Gettyshurs W. Lebanon valley az
Grove CITY ve. carnerio Tech at
Harvard es PENN state a. Cambridge
iieidelherg W. MuuskinFum at TiTir.
oil, '99nn4 iepiins SCI. Mar land "AERies"
Iafayette W. yulanova az Eaaton
iehiEh w. Muhienhure at south
Mami " Mount Union o. Alliance
az birmingham
q. N,,orvieh ~ sprInFaeid " ~ G.. A..
ohio. rriverrity VI wittemburr 81
0hio WESLEYAN We cb,run Or ob.ru,
3 1ltero,in ~ nenieon % Westcrvliis
Hanaolph Macon vs. iiampden. sydney
F6,gsrs W ruf,s A. vs r.sS ''''E.
Nwafthmore w. rrsinus 80 svarth.
more
IS g. A. W Holy cross a. West
r.. $ s. A. We Western Reserve o..
Annapolis
Alabama va Ternersra De Knos,fifs
lhirHno W. Purdue Hf Chleano
rl1rid1 We University OF south 81
Huwnre0
Wirnesota w. rowa state o. Mime
auoUe
fNIn0Ir Fa Norfhwrrfrrn nc rrarufo.
Maine Na Bates az Lewiston
Michigan W.. Syracuse nf errHrura
Nnrtn carolina w. Vanderbilt A..
Nashville
rennsyivania vel Carlisle at rhusd-
rhia
Notrs. Dame vi. south Dakota al
y IuuN falia
vile
Vermont vs colgate at Hamilton
Wlerrnain vel ohio State ne r0frfrhtf- I
" ~ 7. W.. Gee rria Tech o. Atlanta |
Wellington ana lee vs Wake Forrsas /
o. fsfriuFfon
Weeleran W Amherst 90 Middleton
Williams W. Trinity nf hartford
wooster W rHee af cleveland
fael W. Washington and Jererson 81
View Haven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

calibre 81 opponents has something
TO DO with the. figures. but 10 must be
a pretty good team that can average
more than 90 points a game"
Washington a Lee meets West Vir.
Einia in Charleston on November a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
GREAT INTEREST
IN T0DAY'S GAMES
BIG TEAMS OF THE EAST ARE
EXPECTED TO SHOW THEIR
CLASS.
Dartmouth and Princeton and WASH
Jeh and Yale Teams Draw
Greatest Interest.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The ap-
preach OF the crucial period in eastern
football is indicated by the Increasing
importance OF the week end game.
Three OF the so-called Big Five teams
race opponents tomorrow with little
better than an even chance OF victory.
With the championship contests less
than month away these elevens will
be forced TO play with a certain eau
ton and reserve. For that reason tie
scores, or even defeats. are not IN
likely when the ralibre OF the oppo--
ing combination IL considered. In
fact. such results marked the game
between several of the same colleges
last season.
Dartmouth plays Princeton in the
new Palmer memorial stadium and
hopes 10 make this informal opening
of the Tigers modern football amphi-
theatre the occasion OF another vic
tory over the Orange and Black. Last
fall the Hanoverians defeated Prince
ton TO 0. but II seems certain that
the Nassau team VIII offer a far
stronger resistance to the charges or
the green eleven than was the case
in 1913.
Wash-Jeff Game.
Almost as much interest attaches TO
the Yale Washington & Jefferson
game. 20 be played at New Haven.
Virtually the same powerful team
which held the s,lis TO a no-score tie
game year ago and lost TO Harvard
~ TO >, two weeKs ago, will oppose
the blue tomorrow
Al Philadelphia, the Carlisle Indians
Whl meet the University OF Pennsyl-
wanna. and another close contest is
predicted. Both teams started the
present season in poor form. and are
just beginning TO rise TO the usual
standard set by elevens OF these insti-
tutiOns
The one inteESectionai game OF the
gay VIII be played at Syracuse. where
the local university team tackles the
University OF Michigan eleven.
Harvard VIII face Penn State with
several regulars missing from the
team. but expects to win by a safe
score.
Games TO be played on Eastern grid
irons tomorrow. with the 1913 scores
where the same college teams met
last season. include: