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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

runeDouts and buggies can be found
at II. II. Bosher's Sons. 10 South Ninth
Street
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WANTED. to hire an honest, reliable
white boy, l6 or II, to do job work
on farm Must have some experiences
in farm work: Send references Adj
dress Mrs O. +. Massey. Palmyra Va
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gains.
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
To.DAYma"FoR TILE LOVE OF pRIN-
cess 0lande," Casey Becomes u
fIss aliR nr,nSS Yiit,asraph) Jacks PAL
TO:MOR1sOW-'THE BLESSED MIRA
Gle" Especial three-part Lubin)
Alice OF the Lake Curiosity"
VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad
DC Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Day.
GREAT SILENCE" IN
u,i three parrts, featuring FRANCIS \:
h eis1a' se NG es Basness Of
i1s9tnring Ethel Clayton:
the laundering Herd" I'm Ave parts
featuring Bessie Eyton.
REN. Broad at Seventh
be Day and Night. Except OH Special
Feature Days.
TO-DA? = I'm THE SUNLIG FIT. -
American, two reels. keystone com
edy, The Romance OF An Actress
kriterion feature.
MoNpAYs-MUTUAL MASTER PIC
Notwithstanding oUTcAsT," A
Mutual Master picture. based on the
famous story by Thomas Nelson Page
q Virginia author shorty Among the
Cannibals. a comedy by the BronchC
Company. AN Image of the Past
Majestic
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FIVE small. well-improved farms, near
Chester. cheap; easy terms.
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WANTED-Agents

AGENTS wanted. You can make 500
TO $50 week permanent income rcp-
waters, powders. perfumes, toilet soap
etc. Articles of very highest quality
and every sale brings repeat orders
Handsome sample case furnished Tho
ThomDson Company. st. Louis. Mo.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED: one gasoline engine, to 5 |
H. 7. Must he in AL order. H. a |
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MULES. HORSES AND MARES FOR


MULES. HORSES AND MARES FOR
SALE.
ing 3.40o pounds. price $3.50; pair
mules weighing 2,2Oo pounds, and 10
years old. prioe s225; pair mules Weigh
Ing 1000 pounds. and 9 years old,
price $3.50: Also several big work
horses and mares, and ono extra good
double sets harness. two dump wagons.
one double truck This stock Is right
out OF hard work. and must he sold for
tho want of use. Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can be seen
at All North Fifth Street.
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WANTED, experienced car cnrpen-
ters AT once for coach work. Adj
reference. y. o. Box 81. Station B
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

TO buy ! 1-2-yard drag line bucket
61S American Bank Building. Phone
Madison 1894
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rema,e.

WANTED. work to do by the day Ap-
ply COS North Twenty ninth.
WANTED. typewriting to do at home
VIII call for and deliver work a
5lG, care Times Dispatch
EXPERIENCED female stenographer
anxious for position. Moderate sal
AIRY: Call Madison 635G-W.
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100 acres. ~ miles from Chester. on
county road; good soil: timber worth
half the value OF the land. $4,000.
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FOR sale. 30 head OF good Virginia
raised horses and mules and some
handsome combination riding and driv-
Ing horses. all city broke and at work
every day. Every horse and mule sold
back. We give written guarantee TO
that effect. All we want Is a chance to
show YOU that we do what we say
Horses and mules for hire by day or
month. Attractive rates. We sell for
part cash and satisfactory notes for
balance References. National State and
City Bank, or hundreds we have sold
teams to. Smith & Xix, Livery and
Transfer Stables. Sale and Exchange
800 block West Cary Street, rear City
Auditorium. Call day night, Madl-
son 1928, 27S3, 2TSI
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GOLD AND SILVER.

and silver; fine watch and jeweIrv
repairing n speciality. e. c. Meyer.
Jewelry Co, 21 w. Broad Street
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE directors of this company have
declared quarterly dividend Of / Ia
per cent, payable April I, 1915, to
stockholders of record March 25, 1915
w. FL. SLAUGHTER
nnf n
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
FOR sALE-MisceIianeou.


FOR sale cheap. one IS-sirup soda foun-
tain Possession given carly in April.
1913. II interested. address West End
I.harmacy Co.. Danville. Va
WANTED. to sell for storage. one lot
or theater scenery. w. Fred Richard
son. Inc. Cos West Main Street
FOR sale. one l5-horsepower gasoline
tractor and two heavy steel wheel
lumber trucks. nearly new. Also lsS
acres of heavy timber land, 3 miles
from railroad. Bargain If taken al
once. w. K. Lee Guinea Mills. Vn.
FOR sale. ! and 2,horse trucks, wood
wagons, open and top delivery wag-
of painting and repairing. r. II. Hosh-
er,s Sons. 10 South Ninth Street.
USED pianos. all uprights, $50 and up.
= I They are re- all in iine condition, and
makes: Klmball. Fischer. Conover,
Ihrdman, kingsbury. Lee Ferguson
Piano Co. 1ls East Broad Street
800 plano, full size, upright can ha
bought for Slf5., Used less than
months: We also have nice upright
piano. in fine condition. for 500. Lee
Ferguson Piano Co. 119 East Broad
Street
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LARGE, sunny. alcove room: smaller
. one conneotinE: board. 1905 Park
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FOR SALE-anYmals.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES.
AT CRULLS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.


PARTIES In need OF good serviceable
stock right out Of the hardest kind
OF work can find them at our stables
and see them at work. we have mules
fTom 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price.
sl25 per pair up, and horses and mare
from 900 pounds to 400 pounds, price,
se6 head up. This stock is all in
good condition. and viii be sold under
q full guarantee. II not az represented
money refunded.
FOR saie-Having no further use for
10 mules. We Will sell them at big
bargain: pair will weigh 2.360 pounds.
years old, sound. Price. $3.50; 1
pair will weigh 2,4OO pounds. Price.
$500; l pair. 4 yenrs old. weigh 1000
pounds, sound and very handsome.
Price 1925; pair cheap mules for SITS.
we wsigh q 2'oo4 pounds. Also pair mule,
PRICES in the spring. Any ono looking
call and see this stock before buying.
They are all In fine condition. Can be
seen ut Cranes Southern Transfer
Stable. No. 6 South Fifteenth Street.
Half square from Main Street Station.
No connection with any other stable.
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get. My free booklet Y-1GI tells
how. Write to-day. Now. Earl Hop
kinS. MashingtOn, D. G.
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WANTED. roomers and boarders; CEN
trally located; telephone. hot BATH
goo East Grace.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Me. by The Comr, oner-
ToHch Not. full brother to Groat
tRbr Fri one Of tho largest winners on
kendall, Fee. $3.50 No i insurance a
Eiiersle STOCK Farm. f 6nvid per pun dioy
nronrietor. Petersburg. Va.
THE Artlectra plays your player-p,ano
Mh!is YOU dance: send your name
e ena a ,a t,s to Lee Fe,gusson Piano
ceive free through mall book OF com
pIete Information.
FREE scholarships. For particuIars
write Nixon Business College. Bristol
R Il, iiNi,, J!tney Bus Company. Inc,
SIDE trips a speciality. Office Chester
n Nell Garage Terms reasonable Phone
YOUR Sunday dinner will be complete
your. 2oo1 Venabie. Madison 1850. '
FOR finest automobiie. carriage and
T, wagon painting aud. repairing. 20 to
Street i b0ShfF's Sons Is South Ninth
THIS Is to notify the public thatJI will
not be responsible for any debts made
by any one other than myself !. w.
Richmond. Va. February 10. 1915
TO Il. T. HILL:
Take notice that certain real estate
Va. charged on the land hooks in YOUR
name as 33 feet ST. John Street. was,
on the 9Th day of January. 1918 sold
due hereon in your name for the year
Of 1911. and purchased by James p.
wood: said land may be redeemed by
applying to James r. Wood, Kingsiand
Road. n. II. D.. No. 5. within the time
nrescrtbcd by law. and you are fur
Their notified that IL said land Is not re-
deemed within the time prescribed by
law tho said purchaser will apply for
deed. James r. Wood
JAMES Il. CANNON announces the re-
1000. Travellers Building.
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FOR RENT-Buslness Property.

FOR rent, several desirable rooms over
our store, suitable, for dental. husi
low. William +. Poythress & Co, 81,
East Main Street.
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| RICHMOND Jttney Bus Company, Inc.
lax, ddiG,h ,in Va, theater parties and
S sue trips specially. Office, Chester
| Madison G33O
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! YOUR sunday dinner will be complete
with Sanyour's Ice cream delivered
20 any address, 81 per gallon 4 SAN
your. ZOOl Nenable. Madison 1lhO
The evening world., 1915-11-16
Light Practice
For Big EleUens

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov 1s.--The
Harvard football squad had short
practice yesterday following the usual
blackboard talk. Coach Houghton
showed the men some of the Yale
plays used against Princeton.
The Harvard athletic authorities
are prepared to handle $4,000 people
on Saturday. Thirty thousand tickets
were mailed to Harvard alumni yes
terday.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 10
Tom Shevlin told the Yale men their
faults yesterday during the black
board drill. He illustrated his points
with diagrams. After this talk there
was n signal drill behind locked gates
There were many new formations moi
used in the Princeton games. These
will be sprung on Harvard.
The evening world., 1915-11-16
Bowling Strikes and Spares

Last night was banner night In The
Evening World elimination contests.
Every academy had a representation OF
high score bowlers This was particu-
larly evident at the Bergman Bros. and
Thum alleys. At the former Rosenteld
rolled his way to the lead with a 23i
average and Ledeky and Breitenfe,d
followed with $50 and 22l averages re-
spectively. At the White Elephant
William Swanton came within one pin
OF DR.. Wilson's high record OF $50. S'he
scores rolled follow:
Bergman Bros.-Rosenfeid, 2s7, 22t.
I'll; Freeman, 232; Ledeky. 2S4, ga;
Clarke, APO. 2lb. 209. FOG. zoo; Breiten-
field. 2tb. 2S3. 22i; Jack Wolf. 23t, 2i7;
Dan Weiss. 222. 2l6; Ginsburg. 33l. 233,
ass, 2i4, 206, eos, 2Ot. 1876. 1ss; Harry
Demsr. 2i6. 2Ol, 200. 1893. 1877, 1893; Car
rice. 242. 2o7. 2o7. .2o3. 1914. 1872; Charles
Ehern. 2oe, 200. isa. iss. 1856; Thoma.
Gweder. 22S, 2lO. 2iO, 2Os. lS7. isS.
Bronx lsbach, 22s
Peters. 23i. 2S2. 20l; Tometz. 24s. 23i
Nockler, 2te, 2la; Gerrets. 200. and Nc
Broadway Arcadc--stukenbork. GOT
and Wicks, 2oS:
Grand Central--Vitaglin, $40, 200.
Bronx Palace--Lipman, 1913.
, Met ropolitan-stein, 23i. 22; Val
Ellis. 230. 222. 2l3. 200; Curran, 222, an
I'll. and McNair. PA. 2l2,
Hunts Polnt-Sam Probstein. 2s6. 222
200; Eddie Barr, .2iG. PA, 2O9; j. Pals
236. 22O. 1876; Itrry Breakstone. 2is
22o. 2it. and II. Levy. 254, $40, 2ss.
Eureka-Debaun Grundy, 23s, 2s7
William Blackburn. 22s, 2i2, and\Ii
Haynes. 2i2.
Crotona-Ernie Miller. 2ss, 22o. ~,
: and Doc" Brown, 229. 22t, ait.
. Park Row--Ernie Hauschild, 23e, an
i Eddie Menassee. esA
The evening world., 1915-11-16
Federals Will Haze Park
Located in Manhattan,
Is Latest From. Gilmore

lutely will have a team and a park
In Manhattan next summer.
There are one or two details to be
arranged" said Gilmore. "and they
will be arranged with all speed. In
week or so we will make a detailed
announcement of our plans. But say
this positively: The Federal League
Will be represented in New York by q
strong team. and the grounds will be
located centrally right here on Man.
haitian Island"
Real estate men are taking Gilmore
at his word.
They're besieglng me with choice
plots" he said
incidentally, Gilmore cleared up the
mystery OF his jaunt to French Lick
with Weeghman.
"our wives happened TO be- al
French Lick" he said. That's all
There was no conference with the
o. B. moguls. We're satisfied with
things as they are"
The evening world., 1915-11-16
FiStic News and GOSSIP
By John Pollock

The weekly meeting Of the Boxing
Commission would have been q very duh
affair had II not been for the appearance
OF John Reisler. John threw a 81 900
bill on Commissioner wenck's desk as
though 1t were waste paper. He wanted
to satisfy the Commission that he had
sufficient money to guarantee the boxers
at show he IA pulling off this week.
Commissioner Wenck told him to hold
the money until the day before the
bouts. when he will have to put up the
entire sum that he II to pay the boxers,
John also asked the Commission what II
| considered a feature bout. and affer
some discussion Il was decided that the
| bout that was costing him the most
money was the top-notch event and that
he would have to stage II at 10 p. NJ.
sharp.
Two shows are scheduled tonight Al the
Palace A. q. Of Yonksrs Billy Fitsmmons and
Hrrbert Thompson VAL clash. while At the Broad
way Sporting club Of Brooklyn Jimmy Duffy Of
Lockport will make his fint Appearance In lonl
while In these parts hooking up with jimmy
Coffey the Harlem italian. who recently returned
from Australia. Duffy has fought all the toy
ing az hshtweghts these days.
Teddy Jacobs. tho east sids bantam boxe,
Jimmy Murray a: the broadway Sporting club
saturday night. Jacobs manager expects to matci
him with Johnny brtle II he wins
Ousns 10 the fact ufat Gunbozt smith IL b
sst . chanoa With Jim Coffeg. Jim Buckley Ia
had SMITHS bouts with Jim Flynn and Can Nor
the iAtts part Il thas month put hack. saitl
viii ns~t Flynn ., KansAs City dec. ! an
Morris at Tulsa, Ola. Dec. II.
Joe Ri,er. the California lightweight who pu
up pnh q wonderful ten round battle with john
Dundee In MnwauSee last Monday weoh wi
arrive In town In = few days prepared To me,
any Of the toVnotOhsr' In the hsAtssisht div
sioo.
i sootty Moutsith last night matched JohnI
Dundee for a ten round clash with Phil Bloom
Tho CieTmont A. O. Of Brooklyn vii stage u
. bout merit Monday night. Bloom returned fro
the West few days ESQ. whus he defeated Pat
Droulhsrd.
Jack Bulger. msnsss~ Of Charley weiner, h
, matched hS heavyweight 10 boz Sandy Fergus
. Of Boston at the Broadway Sporting Club
: Nov. %.
5 The leading iishtweishts Of the country hs
!, started after Freddie Welsh. and the latter o
no Longer dodge snstehs bsaws Il snail psIs'
The evening world., 1915-11-16
ErtLe Too Fast
For SOLzberq

Johnny Ertle, VINO claims the ban
tamweight title by virtue of a victory
over Kid Williams by a foul. handed
out a real artistic trimming to Young
Solzberg at the Clermont A. C. in
Brooklyn last night. Solzberg never
saw as many gloves as he did last
night.
After the opening round Ertls had
no trouble reaching the Brooklynite
with his fast. snappy left. Solzbers
showed flashes at times by trying &c
swap punches with the boy from the
West. but he always got the worst OF
the mix-up.
In the semi-flnal OF ten rounds
Young Driscoll won from Solly Wood
II was fast bout all the way, and
Wood deserves honorable mention fol
his willingness 10 mix.
The evening world., 1915-11-16

letic Club. He coached the clubs
FAMOUS elght-oared crew that was
never defeated. Mr.. Turner Joined
the Maryland Fifth Regiment and
served in the Spanish-American war.
After being mustered out OF service
he renewed his a. A. u. affiliations
and held numerous offices.
The delegates, after electing their
officers, made considerable Roadway
In tackling the celebrated kiviat-
smith case. These two star runners,
through counsel, had appealed from
the verdict OF the Metropolitan Board
OF Managers which declared them in
eligible to compete any longer as anna
tours because they asked excessive
expense money TO run in a race up
state In September. The delegates
decided to grant the runners a new
hearing and appointed President
Turner, Babb and Kirby n committee
OF three to review and hear all new
evidence.
Kivlat and Smith under this ruling
VIII be allowed to submit any new
testimony they may have, and their
lawyers declare they will be able "a
produce new affidavits that should
clear the two runners of the profess
sionalism charges. Kiviat and Smith
have ten days In which to arrange
their case.
The election OF officers and the final
disposition of the KIviat- Smith case
were the important features OF the
meeting. Toward evening the dele
gates began taking up routine bus
ness. II was decided to send n com
mittee TO the meeting OF the Inter-
collegiate Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton. which will hold session at the
Aston, Dec. 81. for the purpose OF
framing an adequate rule for anna
teur competition.
The evening world., 1915-11-16
Plan to abandon Games /
Before Regular Opening I
Discussed by Club OzUners
1t Is Pointed Out That AnteSeason Contests Rob Official Begin
ming Of Much Of Its Gamouyanks Are Already Overloaded
With Young Players and Ten Must "Wak the Plank" 3

and operation OF small priced theatrss
didn't hurt, the big ones
The Captain says that he has prac-
tically disposed OF all his big interesas
in Cuba and the United States, ~ /
will devote most of his time from ~ /.
on learning the baseball business
ITS n lot OF fun" he says, "a |
has possibilities for much devclo .
ment. | am not one of the pessimisi ,
about the future OF baseball. The .e
cent season was what we would call
I'm other business n duh year, but [
believe the sport will grow bigger
than ever from now on. | am really
pleased that l got into IT,"
The evening world., 1915-11-16
Franchise Of Kansas City Club
viii Be Transferred Here and
New York viii Have Strong
Team, He Says

The Hague Tribunal would have a
fat chance arbitrating the well known
baseball war now. Col. Jim Gilmore,
the fighting Fed, apparently pulled all
the tail feathers out OF the justly
famous peace dove to-day with a nat
footed announcement that the Kan
sas City Fed franchise. transferred to
New York, means Just what II says
that the Feds positively and abso-
The evening world., 1915-11-16
COLUMBIA FUllBACK
OUT FOR THE SEASON,

Columbia's football prospects received
a serious setback yesterday In an In
Jury to Littauer. the fullback., whose
right knee was so badly injured In prac-
tice that he may be incaP1titated for
was a particularly hard blow to Met
calfe, as II was Littauer's first day with
the regulars since an injury to the same
knee In the Stevens game on Election
The evening world., 1915-11-16
CUTLER WINS AND DRAWS
IN WRESTLING TOURNAMENT,

Charles Cutler, one Of the American
entries In tho International heavyweight
wrestling tournament at the Manhattan
Opera House. defeated Tommy DrakS
of Holland In minutes and s6 seconds,
and then wrestled Zulo Hevonpaa to a
twenty minute draw.
In another bout Valdez Zybszko
threw Fritz Wagner In minutes and SO
seconds, and DR.; Roller and Andre Haiso
threw Helmer johnson in their finish
match In 70 minutes 5 seconds.
The evening world., 1915-11-16

LEAGUE SCORES.
Brie Railroad-Construction 733. sos,
SO7. VS.. Mechanical. 500. 763. 73s.
American National Tourney-Castle
Point, 800, VS.. Chsunoey. 07b; Castle
Point, OLE. vs.. Park Row, 9O7; Chaun-
cey. 1853. VS.. Park Row. 500.
X. OF C.-Castillian. s92, VS.. Cecil CAL
vert, $50: Xavier. 1853. VS.. Cecil Calvert,
sos: Xavier. S3s. VS.. Castillian. 500.
SILK League-Frederick Victor a
Achelis. $40. 79i, TIA. VS.. William Iselln
a. CO.. IT'S, $40, $50.
Crotona three men)--Mount Vernon.
66S. vs.. Crotona, 54s: Mount Vernon,
$50. VS.. Morris Park. SAT; Crotona, b8S,
vs. Morris Park. 626,
McCaterry OF Halcyon team was the
only fob winner in the free headpin
tournament at Cordes's Brooklyn Acad-
envy yesterday.
| r. W. Woodrow defeated Harry
lSchllllng In a match game at Coffey'
st. Nichalos Inn alleys,
There Is a rumor around the alleys
THAT some of The World bowlers are no,
leligible. Matters OF this kind should b,
lprought to the attention OF the Eek
lecutive Committee at once.
Van ELS and McNair are racing necl
and neck for the lead In the eiimlna
lions al the metropolitan Academy.
The evening world., 1915-11-16

"aiuOrt yesterday were causeu
by delegates attending the Am
ateur Athletic Unions annual meet
Ing. The delegates, after free speech
ing for about seven hours. finally got
down to brass tacks and elected OFF,
GERS. granted the appeal OF Biviat and
Smith, the two star runners found
guilty OF demanding excessive ex-
pense money. for Il new trial, granted
permission to naval and military
cadets to compete in open events
without cards. and attended to other
matters. The meeting wound up well
into the night when the delegates ran
out Of lung power.
The election resulted In George j.
Turner OF Baltimore being made Pres
ident OF the Amateur Athletic Union
for a term of two years. There were
two candidates for the office, Turner
and George +. Pawling. who Is a
perennial seeker OF A. A. u, positions.
Turner received 20 votes, Pawling 10.
s. A. Simonds was considered a strong
candidate. but the ~ A. u. political
machine is grooming the Los Angeles
representative for the 1917 election.
=. A. Simonds Of the Southern Pa
cific Association was elected First
Vice President with 81 votes: ]. T.
Taylor. Middle Atlantic, Second Vice
President, rs votes: DIR. Plummer,
Intermountain. Third Vice President,
90 votes; @. X. Herman, Central As
ISOLATION, Is votes. Frederick w.
Ruben was reelected Secretary
Treasurer. A new Board OF Trustees
Weeks, Ruben and Babb-were also
elected.
The evening world., 1915-11-16
YALE ATHLETES WILL BE
RElNSTATED NEXT MONTH

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. le.-The
athletic representatives OF Yale Har-
ward and Princeton will hold a meeting
nj the Yale Club In New York on Nov.
26 and "a and Dec. 3 and to revise
the eligibility rules. 1t Is almost GER
tain that the Ave disqualified athletes
of Yale will be reirs.ated.