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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
NEED s2I.s1 FOR MUSIC

The Municipal Band Concert Asso-
citation to-day announced that the sea-
son closed with a shortage of S24,S1.
A meeting will be held next week at
which efforts will be made to raise
funds to cover the deficiency. In the
meantime any contributions will be
received by the secretary, c. ..
Rackenstoss.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
ELoPEs AS FATHER PRAYs
Scottdale Girl, Aided BY Mother, Slip
Away From Service
Sfeeidl to TIE TeIfgrdfh

Scottdale. Pa, Sept. while
David Kennedy was saying the eve
ming prayers, Josephine, his daughter,
aged Is. aided and abetted by her
mother, slipped from her home and
with Frank Stelltano. of Waynesburg.
cloped to Cumberland, Md, where
they were married.
The father had looked with disfavor
on the courtship OF the young couple,
but the mother encouraged them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
PANIC IN PETROGRAD
BY Associated PyrSs

Berlin. Sept. 7. - BY wireless 10
Sayville.-The Overseas News Agency
says that a panic was caused in Petro-
grad yesterday by rumors that the
Russian Baltic port of Riga had been
captured. The report was unfounded.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
CARRANZA CONTROLS RAIL-
ROADS

successes at saltillo and near Mon
terey have given the Carranza troops
in Northeast Mexico control of every
railroad entering the Coahuila coal
fields, it was claimed to-day in dis
patches received from Saltillo by the
Carranza consulate here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
MICHAEL JENKINS DIES
BY Associated Pres.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. T. Michael
Jenkins, multi-millionaire. banker and
philanthropist, died at his home here
to-day of pneumonia. He was 70 years
of age.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
FRENCH STEAMSHIP ToRPEDoEp

bI -1SSuttuttu FCSS
Paris, Sept. Z, 5:35 p. m. The
French steamship Bordeaux has been
torpedoed and sunk IL miles outside
the mouth of the Gironde, off the
western coast of France. Her crew
was taken aboard a pilot boat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
DETENTION HOUSE OPEN

Notice was given the police depart
ment to-day that the Detention House
at Lucknow is now ready for prison.
ers. All Juvenile prisoners will be
sent to Lucknow from to-day on.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
EDUCATIONAL
School of Commerce

TrOup Building, Phone. Bell 1O48J.
J5 So. Market Square. Harrisburg, Pa,
Fall term begins; Day School. Septem-
ber /; Night School, September g.
oTIce open from n. m. to d. m,
Phone, write or call for cntaIoE or
further information.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
OVER KESHER ISRAEL
COOS Dove OF PEACE
Rival Factions of Synagogue Tell
Dauphin Court That Membership
Agreement Has Been Reached

Rival factions OF
Kesher Israel con-
gregation this
morning told Judge
c. V. Henry, Leb-
anon, specially pre-
siding for the Dau-
phin courts, that
dove of peace was
lowering over the
'ynagogue at last.
In other words
the two factions
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
They Both
Took Peruna
Both Got Well
and
Praise Peruna.

M r. Charles
S. Many, IL
NrnAnr ca o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
MOOSE LODGE To
GIVE GREAT SHOW
At AUDITORIUM
Extraordinary Entertainment
Offered Tonight and Lots Of
Fun Assured for All Those
Who Are Present

Ono Of the greatest and most inter-
estmL shows OF the season viii he
given tonight at the high school audi
forum. The Henderson company, di-
rect from New York CITY are engaged
for this event ana present three one
act plays, embracing comedy tragedy
aud farce. You viii see an equal Of
Nat Goodwin in comedy, of Edwin
Booth In tragedy, ana Charlie Chap
lin i'm fun
The s-Fuhrmoyor orchestra has
been engaged 10 furnish music during
tho show and brass band viii play
before The opening.
Vice President Marshall, a member
of the order. ard one of the organ-
izers OF Moose Heart who It's within
the city today viii II trains permit
be- az the show and ten OF the hene-
nts of "Mooseheart,' in which ESQ.,
600 Moose In the United states are in
torCsted,
The entire net proceeds OF this en-
terunment Will be turned over to
charity and this with the big city
show. should rrlng out crowd to
pack the auditorium Admission Is
25 and so cents and all school child
rem o cents Doors open az s. SHOW
at $3.50,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
REF USED To PAY
SUBSCRIPTION To
FAIR, IS ALLEGED
State Commission Brings Suit
IN District Court; Moved
Carnival to Old Town Says
Zan0ne.

TO collect e subscription 90 the state
fal. which is alleged not 20 hdre
heen paid the state tair COMMISSION
Yesterday instituted suit in the disc
trict court. Leo Zluone & Co, and
Leo Zanone and a. Domenici, as n-
dividuas are named as defendants
10 the action.
The fair commission alleges I'm its
complaint that It holds the dcfen-
Giants promissory note Tor Sl0p.
which Is slid rs have been given as a
subscription 90 the fair, and tnal pay
rrnt was refused Mr Zanone said hc
did act feel Obliged to subscribe to
the fair because the carnival was
moved "a old AihuQuerQue
The commission asked Judgment for
500. interest at the rate Of per
cent from September ana costs of
the action Laurence r. Ice is attor-
ney for the plaintiff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
LUSK SHORTHAND SYSTEM
DEMONSTRATES IT'S SPEED

The class which started in short
hand the FIRST Of September nj the
.Rusiness Efficiency Night school has
been taking dictation at 100 words a
minute for the past thrce weeks, and
Glass &c" began taking dictation last
week, which WINS It's fourth week tn
school 1t is safe to assert that there
is not another shorthand system
where this speed is possible in TINS
length Of time Mrs, Pierce Will BE
glad 10 have visitors como NJ any time
and sec the prolrcss made by her pu-
pills
The speed classes, as well rs the be-
pipners receive the benefit of Mrs.
pierce's twelve years al practical cN.
pcrlence as shorthand reporter
THESE classes are held three times "a
week
Mr. Pierce Rodfy Is in charge OF
the commercial law department Mr.
Rodcv is a graduate of Harvard col
leee and law school and has Just
formed q partnership with his father
Judge u. s Rodey for the practice OF
law
The telegraphic department rs UNI
der the direction OF Mr.. John w
Reed. q graduate Of Spaulding's COM
mercial Business college Of Kansas
ICitv Mo. Both railroad and conmer-
cial biography are included, and al
equipment is complete.
Mr. A. n Gerdeman is a recent
ACQUISITION In the bookkeeping depart
ment. Mr.. Gerdeman is graduate
of the Gem City business colleGc OF
| quincy. M. and adds Go that trainina
fprncucal experience TN mercantile
land banking work
/ conversational Spanish cla SEES are
making rapid progress under the ettl
cicnt instruction Of Miss irene
/ Burke. Special attention Is given e
. business vocabulary students ma,
enter al any time; rates by The mouth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
LOCAL ITEMS

Herhoth. painting, signs Pm. ia9eJ
judge % s. ltodeN left Yesterday l"I
GALLUP. where the district court ~ ~
session
judge John Baron Burg viii hold
% session OF probate court this morn
inc al the court house
AN members of the Loyal order of
Moose are requested 20 De az the lodge
feom al O'Clock this afternoon
The county road board ~ meet
ne yesterday ordered the payment OF
hllls
Dennis chavez editor Of the Relen
News. arrived here mst night for a
short visit
senator S.. % Walton. Of SILVER
Clty. was m Albuquerque between
trains last might returning from sonta
Fe
Alfred Grunsfold ana family left
sam Francisco laHl saturday on tho
why home They arc returning hN
Kvay of the northwest and Denver
Str ana Mrs. q A. watson l0oa
Forester avenue letl lost night for
california. where they WIN visit tho
vXposlti0ns.
Mn ANA Mrs Everett O'Ncn of Az
hnny New York aud Mrs Kate Reed
of Savannah, ~. 81, are the guests OF
D.. s. Hall aud family at old hbu
querQue
Alamo Review 80 g. Womcn's Ben
cnt Association OF Maccaheea, Wi
hold meeting this afternoon at th'
1. d. d. b. hall II is called for 2 "a
O'Clock Candidates VIII be initiated
Jake SRita % tray ling salesman
who has been making Albuquerque
for twenty-five on thirty years, dice
lasf week 20 hia home iu san Fran
csto according Co word received yes
tcrday hp Ivan Grunheld The tu
neral was held November NJ.
Licenses TO marry Yesterday wcr
issued 10 Juan Currllo. Albuquerque
mud RusaNa Nluolaci, ALBUQUERQUE
Augustn Moyo chilli. ana Juanit
Namora chilli CAMEL Van dc Valid,
Albuquerque, ana Josephine l1tiisl
Albuquerque.
A regular meeting of Alh0querqn
Council 30 GA1. knights ot Culuu
hus. Will he held tonight "a the Z
% T. hill The meeting is to stat
promptly al S.l5 o'clock lmportat
matters relative o. the now class q
candidates Will Doe discussed
Assistant united States District a
torne "a q Coura Jr returned ye
terdaN from 10 rip TO Kansas 90
and Chicago con- the WAY haek 7
stopped at Lawrence Kan, % SEQ d
Same between thc University of kai
A aut University of Nebraska 4,
the championship Vt thc Ml#ou
valley conference a sister Of NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
THIRTY MlKAD0S ARE
ORDERED BY SANTA FE
FROM BAL OWN WORKS

The annual meeting of the civic
as stated recently. ordered thirty MI
kado type superheater locomotives
from the Baldwin Locomotive works,
all Of which Will have twenty-tiNe-inch
by thirty-two-i cylinders fifty sew
cn-inch wheels boiler pressure OF
200 pounds weight ON driving
wheels Of 10000 pounds, q traetive
fort of $4,000 pounds. and a total
weight in working order OF 2S3.foO
pounds. The locomotive will be on
burners. The tenders viii have six
wheel trucks, t0000-gallon water
tanks. ard 3 300-gallon oil tanks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
COMPANY c BALL
To HELP OUT ON
TEACHERS MEET
Guardsmen Are Determined to
Heb Merchants Fix Up
Armory for Biz Convention
of Educators Next Week

The hoys of COMPANY q don't kn""
when THEY'RE licked. and thHf is ah-
other way 81 saymu The, are newer
ucktd
+ couple 81 weeks ago thrN under
took fo Give military BAN at the
atmory me proceeds of which were
to ho devoted 10 preparing tlc huild-
inc for the use OF the teachers 40 l'l'
convention Of the New Mexico Edu-
cational association tn Doe held mere
next week The affair WAS not whai
fvould bee called a. conspicuous sue
cess Is the proceeds were not cnoush
to paw for the orchestra that furnish
+ ga Tho music for tho dancers
But the word "qult isn't in the
{ dictionary of Company q. The mem
hcrs are determined % do their best
Z towards getting the rmory fixed up,
and they have arranged another hah
10 ue held tomorrow night with
every prospect that This time they
/ viii hit the ball over the centerileld
/ fence. quite number of tickets
I have already been sold and many OF
4 the representative citizens of Albu-
0uCrque have sgnficd their intention
Of helping make the affair % eoiu-
/ plote success
s.atNs
f Noih l" ~ 80 ,,, ,l,,ne
AlleAdy n1u'h W"'h nus I'm na
/ 10y the RuttuHll'''' ll 49, hon
afm"fy "a thupe. l"'l','iS l'',, ~
/ husN nriEnteHilb UP lu, M I'm,
4 me hullulhS, anu Hla"' "a p,t
/ prov heh's n"Nt p'eh t'',o,,,, ,o
4 teis ~ 0hlN i" ul"r, J." w., ', ~
/ "h't Is nttueu. u, d,,nod
/ enlarged, inc nan mus ~ ~'' -
i chairs ana Stats NUS .' p"5 l"' ,,,,.
rooms must p' "a, '''7I', ,,''' " ~.
sand ana one "'ilel .''i1' iii a.,
I done before ths aIH'ol ~ '''''' ava
! occupancJ nF inc l'ogi'oi z ,,ng.,,
'iulh'IlN' h"S w.,
the merchants ol lu' Guy W pue y,
Tor these H' IoV'l'i''i,9; O"',''',','5
q mas come loI "'ld ,'l' s'"' M
ollcred 70 heip n'al lu' iu"u ~,
olter IS eniiieiy V"Iunul' ~" ,''t i p,,'
of the mllltiH boys, aha ~ t'''' M. i,,v
ASK Is 'nal Nlpupu'Il''V .,'i1e'S eotot,
lhelf apPiieol"'l"H pS "uIi"N
TO the pan loiil"Ii"W nlr ....
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
All new today-Crystal.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


Mrs. Paulina Helweg. 70 years old,
died at $50 O'Clock last night at her
home, 504 West Hazeldine avenue.
She had been I'D for only three days.
She was the widow OF Fred j. Hell
veg. who died here in 1886, Mrs Hell
veg had lived here since 1889, having
come from St Louis i'm that year. She
was born i'm Berlin. Germany. Three
daughters and three sons survive,
They 3re AIRS A. j McAtee El Paso,
Mrs c.. w McAtee, Los Angeles. Miss
MOllie Helwcg, albuquerque, Ben
1elweE. Barton, Torrance county, r.
+. HelNcg El Paso, and Joe Helweg
Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements
viii he announced later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
CIVIC RETIREMENT
LEAGUE WILL HOLD
ITS MEETING TONIGHT

The annual meeting of the Ciciv
Beuermcnt league will be held to
night at the Commercial club The
meeting Is to be called to order at $
o'clock
Every one. who contributed one
dollar or moro to the league, rs a
member and should be present Re
ports will be read ana directors
elected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
ARE IMPROVING

II would seem that business condi-
tons are improving from the number
OF positions filled recently by the or
flee Service Go. over WOODWORK s.
They report the following AlbuQuer-
que peoulc who have taken positions.
G.. II Bryan. stonOgranher ana
hookkccper with the Saginaw and
Mnnistoe Lumber company Williams
b. r. Deal store manager KEW
Mercantile COMPANY Kelly n nj.
Modesto valdez assistant manager
Carl Bchn. WinsloV
Miss Louise Watson stenosrapher
Burrouihs Adding Machine company
Miss NeVa Blake, ateuogwphtr y
To-. Penney company
Miss stella Schreiher stcnogrnpher
lsaur Barth
Mrs Is Robertson substituting to
/ Miss Forrest 100 Elrickson * Sabus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
STATE NATIONAL AND
TRUST COMPANY WILL
ENLARGE QUARTERS

The state National bank and Amer.
lean Savings Bank & Trust Co. Will
occupy an Of the flrst-floor space IN
the state National Bank building, u
was announced yesterday Both in
situations will be In one room. F. T.
NcCanna. who has offices adjoining
the trust company quarters will move
10 the rooms now occupied by T.. y.
Rooth ON south Second street. Ad-
iitional safety deposit vaults will be
Installed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
indigestion aud Constipation

For some time prior To- taking
Chamberlam's Tablets ! was troubled
with indigestion and constipation.
lacked ambition. and felt tired and
worn out. Chamherlain's Tablets r.
forded me quick relief, and eventually
toned up my system generally and re-
stored me To good health, writes Mrs
Is ] Rvther. Eden Center \. y. obs
tainahle everywhere. 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
NOTICE

To the Officers and Members of Al
huuuerauc Ledge. so 36l. II. J..
O. E
A special meeting will be held on
"Wednesday evening November n,
1915. fnr the putpose ot Initiation ana
the reading OF the Constitution ana
By-IaNs of the New Mckee State
rlks association aud deciding Wheth-
a. or not this Lodge wants 90 become
ia member at eaid association
GEORGE r.. CRAIG,
Exalted Ruler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
Eastern Corn. lOO-lb. sack, :. s.leO

Eastern Corn. t0O-th. sacks. 49,. S.l6N
Conkey's stock Tonic fOr the
horse or COW needing high
class condition powder; 25C sine, iac
The soc size ........,...... SOC
The Dollar size ...................... zoe
SOC bottles Horse Iinimcnt ...... soc
soc size Nilbur's SPAWN Cure 25c
soc Wilhur's Collie Cure 49,. ......... 25c
" heat Hay. green color, every
pound is good feed big bales, i5c
\ 5O-lb sack Best Bran ana shorts,
white Bran aud shorts ........ soc
t00-lb. sacks Best Oats, redeemed,
for ....... #...,....,.. ..........., - ~"
Conkcys IIeayc Kennedy ........ SOC
Pratt'S UOOf Ointment ......... i1C
Rock salt, 25 pounds or more
should be kept where horse or
cow can help himself: very
cheap medicine, per pound ~. t.
II YOU care 90 open a CHARGE
ACCOUNT with rs do 50 with a guar
antee of perfect satisfaction a. TO
quality, prices and service.
y. W FEE
2f2-2tf-21G West Lead Avenue,
Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16

FOR RENT--ROOm. 25x5O. facing
alley In business section, suitable for
plumbng or tin shop, or storage;
heat aud water included. Apply this
nfflea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16

Tamalcs made 10 order. Free de-
livery. Phone 100 spanish Kitchen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16

Come 10 the turkey shoot nj the
shooting gallery In Old Albuquerque
shoot every day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
roo LAVE TO CLASSIFY

Central Phone 571.
WANTED-Eoy with bicycle. High
land Pharmacy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

did not allow Holy Cross to score, be-.
sides decisively defeating it.
Recovering from It's slump. the Bronx
eleven is returning rapidly to form and
yesterdays practice showed every indi-
cation Of "A fighting machine. Mulcahy
and Corriden have been relegated to
the scrubs and ~scrimmaged against the
varsity for half an hour. This move
of Coach Vaughn has each player show
ing the best In him to keep a regular
berth. The scrubs were ripped for gains
at all times n the Fordham ends car
ried forward passes for forty yards.
Capt. Dunn at end has made the pass
formation doubiy strong.
The Stevens team was sent through
another long signal drill and scrimmago
yesterday afternoon at Castle Point
Field. Rodgers expects 10 work the men
hard until Friday. when they will have
a day of rest before meeting Rutgers
at Hoboken on Saturday. All the regu-
lars were In their positions except Cen
merit. who watched practice from the
side lines. Capt. Tod ran the team AT
quarter and Marshall was In his old
place at right halfback. Anderson. who
has been playing halfback since AIar-
shall was injured, was put back on the
scrubs. After "A short signal drill the
scrub and varsity engaged In a long
scr,mmage, the second team using Rut-
gers plays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

for Saturday. Taylor. who has been at
guard an year. will not start in the
game against Yale. although he surely
will be In the Lineup some time. Har-
vard wants more weight In the middle OF
the line. and Cowen. h IL the heaviest
rusher the Crimson has. will he at
right tackle. next { o Parson. Cowen
Is very strong and, though he has not
quite so wide a range of play as Tay-
Tor has, he is one of the most powerful
men on h squad and can mix things
up in n rough game as well as any one.
The lineup this afternoon was a little
different in order from that which
played against the Jerseymen ten days
ago. The order now is: Soucy. left
end Gilman. left tackle Dadmun. left
guard Wallace. centre. Cowen. right
guard Parson, right tackle; Harte,
right end watson. quarterback King,
left halfback: Boles. right halfback I;
to-day and there seems an even chance
Mahan. fullback.
Enright played with the substitutes
that he will start the Yale game at
right halfback in place of Boles. Roll
Inns was out on the field and so was
Dune. n, and the coaches state that both
will be available as substitutes In the
Yale game. Therefore Harvard will
come to the scratch with every player In
first class shape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
LIE SALVAGE AGAIN AT HELM.
ucn.oubur.t YACHT club Rejects
Perennial Commodore.

The annual meeting of the lehso"-
hurs, Yacht club was held in the club
hons. on Monday evening and the re-
nor,s showed that the club IL IN "A very
eourishing condition. The last season
was the most prosperous In The history
~ mo club and "a surplus OF several
thousand dollars has been added 'o inc
,luh'a assets by the years operations
Th. regatta committee reported lna'
4, ,,n. Tho hos, season. OF the club rom
facing s,andIoint. This m
T,so reported that several new h"a'e
- bcinr built for GTavescnd Say
,,ch,smen and that six mhe OF the
ccIuh are 10 have new boats in the star
lose naxt wear. The entertainment
made a profit from liz WORK
The club now has 42i members ana II
campalgn has been started TO increase
This number TO 500 before March /.
Commodore George II. lie savage
was reelected commodore and now is
serving his seventh consecutive term IA
senior flag officer. He has worked nara
for the club, II II was due iarsei! 10
his efforts that the club survived the
blow caused By the burning OF us mousse
a few years ago, The other ofNcers
elected were: Nice-commodore, Adam
kcssel Jr.: rear commodore, John j.
Van Pclt; treasurer, Clarence ii. Gay
ION: secretary, Henry g. Smith; d.
yectors. Richard W. Runmell, H.. ~
Robbins, George n. Vail, George L.
Boston, C. II. Bassler and Francis
Haley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
WILL TAKE PLACE
OF TAYLOR IN YALE GAME
Latter to Get In Part of It, but Heavier Man Will Play
Right Tackle at S~tart-Harvard Coaches Rip
Up Varsity in Scrimmage.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 16.-The Har-
ward team, lining up as 1t will play
against Yale Saturday. went through a
hard drill this afternoon. The work on
plays as well as on defence kept the
team on the move for an hour or more
and then there vas an actual scrim-
mage between the eleven and q team
made up mostly Of varsity coaches and
including Leary. wiggelsworth, Camp
bell. Parmenter. Storer. Pennock and
Reggie Brown. In this scrimmage the
varsity was used roughly. but a halt
was called by Haughton at the end Of
ten minute work. Tomorrow the Har-
ward coach intends to send the team
through a hard scrimmage against the
scrubs. This will be a short session,
probably not moro han fifteen minutes,
II as long al that.
The scrubs have been working on
fale's offensive for ten days now, but
never have been allowed TO go at the
varsity full tilt. The varsity plays ran
well this afternoon and Mahan did some
good kicking. lie scored twice by field
goals from the 80 yard line and his punt
ing was all the coaches could desire.
There has been a change in the lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
eats Sosson in Billiard Tourney--Boh Harpard and
BEWILDERS
FRESHMEN WITH TRICKS
Miller Makes Two Touchdowns So Quickly That Cubs
Don't Know How It's Done-Littauer's Knee
Being Baked Twice a Day.

Trick plays by the score we're tried
49,. So. e.. c.,,n,A. ,au.,. or.t,,, ~,
~. ' ~
freshmen on south F1eid yesterday
afternoon in the first scrlmmage the reg
ular eleven had had I'm a week. The
..-,,.. .a,,, So. 80. 81, ain
~ 49, "' ~ ="
howard Miller. the rcSular quarterback
Tailed two ~touchdowns on the new plays
and IL was done so ou,ck,v tina, several
:, -. a. :, 49,, -,
Vi uo GUYS maven sure ou' ~ """
he got away All the regulars except
ing Nanny Littauer. Eckey Calder and
WILDER. got in the scrimmage. Monroe
played fullback and showed "a big inn
provement over his work of a few weeks
ago.