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The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
ALBION IS
CHAMPION
Nj G { h o dist s Win So
Many, Alma's Claim
Is Disregarded

ALBION, Mich. Nov. 23.-The NJ.
]. A. A., 1915, football season came
10 a close here. Saturday. when AL
bion defeated Olivet by score OF 8
TO ). thereby winning the undisputed
right 20 the intercollegiate title. Al
though Alma also has percentage
OF 1000, she has no just claim to tho
championship having won only one
out OF three NJ. /. A. A. games. and
tied the other two, while Albion
won four oul OF five games and tisd
but one, that being with Alma.
This result OF the NJ. /. A. A.
championship race Is 10y no means
a surprise TO anyone here as It has
been geenrally conceded throughout
the season that the Methodist AK.
2regation was the strongest con
tender.
Ohve'. Kalamazoo, Hillsdale and
Adrian finished in third. fourth. nth
and sixth places respectively. With
the exception OF Ollvet. this stand.
ing shows very well the respective
merits Of tho different teams. II is
the belief here that OllVets team
IS much stronger than that OF Alma.
In spite oi the fact that the congre-
gationalists finished IN third place.
This Is rho first time IN several
years that Albion has held the NJ. l.
A \ football championship. With
most OF this years mon back. Coach
Kennedy stands a fine chance Of re-
pcating next wear. The standing at
the season s finish.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
ALt-sTAR MID-wEsrERN TEAM
A Record What Is a Record.

Y II the
bit
III triumph EdLe Mahan has
established that will max
ongremembered hero in all football history His
Harvard
~ the generations these two great rivals have
ouchdowns
Saturday plus his hed goal last year give him grand total Of
Brckleys touchdown held
1912 1913 and his goal from touchdown in 1914
Mahan with count of 90
all played football
heroes
coaching explain Yale
ter can. a punishment
himself
football
and
then he shot the missile high and full 50 yards
elected the
the Penny student who had
coach did
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

because
possible sufficient number OF games to eliminate an
Detroit Central
chance to win the nterschoastio
Detroit viii play OAK
- the national championship few times and The
defeated this by
and defeat beng "a TO AFFAIR which
Engewood
Chicago district this year
Englewood out OF
by high school
should
fhe
the
of popular this state few years ago
Oak Buss
of It's overwhelming
and
that Straw accomphes should again commit
vhema and feonous assault
who Park splendid
hui
be Ebert
asxstants have OF Grndley field.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
HARVARD MAY
SHAKE UP SKED

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov pa
Work will be started soon an ar
ranging Harvard's football schedule
for 1915. II Is believed Colby and
Carlisle will be dropped and there
is a possibility that Penn State also
will not appear on Soldiers field
next year.
II is thought that West Point will
take one OF the vacant places. The
Army and the Crimson met last In
1910. A rumor has been spread
about that a western school has ask
ed for a date with Harvard next
year.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
CUBS WILL SIGN
BADGER ATHLETE

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-The raid OF
the midllewestern universities for
Young blood has already begun hy
the big leagues. The 1rst victim
is Nal Calvin, the big Wisconsin
fullback who resigned from the
,Radger squad a few woeks ago. fol.
lowing charges that he had played
sur nnr baseball
Calvin. according 10 President
NnruaS. Ut TnN- nWAyO SauonN>
league club, has practically asre5 !
20 tack his title 70 a Cub contrasi
The ex-fcotball star Is said TO have
been one Of the Gcst college pitch.
ers in the west
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
BLOOM SHOWS
DUNDEE SOME
GENUINE SPEED

NEW YORK Nov 23- New York
will get its first whack AZ "guaran.
teed boxing" tonight. when sam
! angford and Sam McVey mix AZ
The American Sporting club. hstic
fans are goirg 10 be sure ~ one
thing-if the bout is a fake, they'll
get their money back.
Also. neither or the blacks will
get a dime until Charlie White. the
referee. determines whcther the mill
is on the level lie viii not decide
until tomorrow The battle viii be
for 70 rounds
Johnny Dundee was proclaimed
winner OF his 10-round bout with
Phil Bloom last night. but he real
tied today he had been in a regular
fight Bloom took him along at a
faster pace than he ever Travelled
before
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
100000 STADIUM
BET ON LONE GAME

NEW YORK. Nov Though
the game Itself is o: minor import
arce financially. probably the Co
lumbia Wesleyan game 10 be played
here on Thursday VIII be one of the
tig z mes OF the year
\ Columbia alumnus is said 70
have posted an offer OF Sl00. 0oO to
wards a stadium for Columbia. II the
team goes through The season with
out a defeat Thus far the Blue ana
White has not lost game In
Wesleyan Il is believed Columbia
VIII meet the strongest foe OF the
season.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Rankings OF Conference
Football Elevens in 1915
EVERETT NOW
FAVORS GAME
WITH CENTRAL

BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 23.-Ever-
EFT nigh viii decide today whe her
or not the eastern champions will
20 to Detroit on Dec.,4 % play De
troit Central for the national inter
scholastic football championship.
Sentiment here favOrs the game and
II is now believed that it will be
scheduled Detroit IS willing and the
only hitch now IS the fear OF Coach
O'Donnell that his team Will not go
through Saturday. game with Wal
than in the best OF physical condl.
ton
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Ed. Glassco's All-Star Card
Should Provide Rare Sport
ONE BROTHER CHEERS.
WHILE OTHER FUmaIEs

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. "a
Bingham, the Harvard cheer
leader, is a brother OF the Yale
Bingham who made the nrst two
disastrous fumbles in the Yale
Harvard game Saturday. The
Harvard chorus, led by one
brother, was booming as the
other brother erred upon the
field From much less have hu-
man dramas been arranged The
writer who could dissect the feel.
ings OF the Harvard Bingham.
leading the cheers while his
brother was slipping. could make
a fortune. But Of such n foot=
ball made II is all in the game
and all eminently fair.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

from several weeks From tho
standpoint OF noted class. the
Thanksgiving card is weak. but
from the standpoint Of rare sport
and genuine battling with the Pill.
iows. the Wednesday program IS
very likely 10 be one OF the best
of the dandy array Glassco has
bcen supplying the bugs this win.
ter. The usual two four.round bouts
rs curtein-rsisers will be staged in
addition 70 the two i0-rouud bouts.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Wouldn't BE n Real
Season Without This

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Percy
Haughton. Harvard coach, whose
contract expires this year. will not
coach the Crimson eleven IN 1918.
Il was rumore1 here today Haugh.
ton, II is said, Will recommend that
Charles DAILY. former Crimson quar-
ter, and now Army Goa n. succeed
him.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
TAPS HAVE BIG
BANQUET, DEC. 4

The Inter-IAke Yachting associa-
ton announces its indoor regatta
and dinner, 70 be held az The Hotel
Tuller, in Tuller Bay, on ne even
ing OF Dec. 4. Elaborate plans have
been laid 70 make this one OF the
notable cruises Of the association.
The dinner Will follow the annual
meeting md election OF officers in
the afternoon.
Someone hss discovered that Al
Mccoy T. stilI middiewefEht cham
pion. Yes. very still.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
A Lifeline Champion.

N OR Willie in
switched from ISL
141 142
him.
his and s less than 80
reported that Germany Schultz
school The
under
motion he lands the big Job his work will be expert
conviction
"a rival his fame player but II fact that
Michigan nerscholastic has tbis
q generation the m
the
I'D spectacular s properly expected
~Chick" that country this
TO
splendid Cupid handed o
9 prssident
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
The Modern Miracle.


NJ all sporting phenomena From both
al a
2:10 1884 record established
feat
41:07&.
closed 20
shed into the record books OF Syeards there IS and Of
2yearolds grand hly
gen SILK 2osA Henry Ten Eyck has compiled the following
trotted 210 better this
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Why Dope Is Dippy.

oST Michigan
Y game baseball and recalls the fact that during the
will
GUS abandon while the next day the same scrubs playing
will desively tables
s ago the University Of Washington crushed the University
TO
made there's
that
Unhappi
until longer schedules
Captain Ivan Boughon Of the
oom eQuaed He for
completed his
mute OF which his time
Canada taking
ng sport TO langush because OF the
being nauguaed
An OF $4,000
National Hockey Association OF
refused The demanded
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
MACKTIN FAVORS
AUTUMN PLAN

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov %.
Coach Macklin OF the Michigan
Aggics. has consented to return TO
East Lansing each fall 20 coach the
football team. providing such an ar
r1nVrmrnt caD be made, according
10 an Interpretation OF the coach's
comment on the situation. Mack
lin expects 20 90 into business soon.
and will not be able 10 give all Of
his time TO tho Farmers.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
RedskIn Trainer Wants 70 ump

Charles A. Moran. trainer OF the
Carlisle Indians. formerly a catch
er with the st. Louis Cardinals has
applied for a Job as umpire In the
National league He was a Texas
league umpire last season
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

NEWARK o.. nov. % Earl
Coulson "a. died IN a hospital here
yesterday from injuries rsceiv-
ed while PLAYING basketball in a
school yard last. week He was
thrown 10 the ground. his spine be
Ing injured.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
YOUR FRIENDS AND RELA-
TIVES IN CLEVELAND

will be Surprised 90 soc you Thanks
giving II. & = iluc will operate spe-
cial excursion leaving "Wednesday
evening. back In Detroit early, Fri
day morning Fare. ~ 80 round trip.
for transportation ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

Two or three good basketball
players aged lG or Il. are wanted
hy a fast team Applicant sshould
call Main 5S5i AZ any time during
the dqy Ask FOR sam
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Chicago Could Send No
Finer Team Than Oak Park
c e n tr a Is Foe Has
Class, But There's
Hole in Line

CHICAGO. Nov 23.-(speciaD-
Oak Park high school football team
will close its season Thursday
against Detroit Central high. at De
troit Oak Park as usual, is on
OF the leading elevens in the Chr
cago district. Despite the fact that
Cak Park has sustained two set.
backs this season, In neither case
was the victor greatly superior. and
the machine Oak Park viii take to
Detroit will be as good as any that
Chicago could send
Seven victories and a pair OF de
feats are recorded on Oak Park s
season score sheet The total count
compiled IN this years games is
Oak Park. 3Is; opponents SO. Oak
Park lost the Suburban conference
title to University high. the prepaF
atory school OF the University OF
Chicago and not high school, BY
l0-point margin. The final count
vas 80 TO %. but Oak Park con.
les> ~tr,4>~,,- rv,,l, ~. y, e..oSa N'o,S
Evanston high, % the same high
school league. which association
composes the best prep. school
teams IN and around Chicago, was
the only other outet 10 trim the
Oak Parkers This defeat was as
much a surprise 20 the~Evanstonians
az 70 the Orange and Blue team
Oak Park had won hands down the
week before, and with elk men all.
ing. Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite saw
his men bow 20 a shutout defeat for
the second time IN ak years The
fnal count was 10 to a yet Oak
Park had possession of the ball In
side the victors' 40-yard area FOR the
entire second and third periods. but
without a quarterback the Oak Park
team was helpless
The results OF other games are
az follows:
Oak Park -. Crime Tech. Chicago q.
Osk PARK ~. Hrrvtson Tech chi o.
Oak rrrE - Ensiewood. ChL 9.
Osk Park I5,yew Trier T.
opk PavE s7t Thornton Tvp. 0.
Oak Park SIT IaGrnnge o.
Oak Park Is strong In the back.
held. Nth three good ground gain
ers These men are steger, half.
back Waters. halfback, and Elton.
captain and fullback. Elton is the
choice FOR the all-county fuiIback
on tho honorary eleven picked by
newspapers % the Windy City. ste
ger rivals the great Pete Russell. OF
\ the Maroons. , acomber. Of Illinois
and other star open Geld runners
developed az Oak park high school
The other halfback Is powerful
line plunRer and is always good for
several yards.
Oak Park has not a powerful line
which is m keeping with tradition
/ The ends arc fair. the tackles good
but the guards do not hold well
The man IN the center ot the line r.
the hest forward of All. Trafton by
name. and he continually stops plays
before they arc under way 4 dry
hcld viii favor the Illnoisans. as
they will likely be lighter than the
! Detroit crew Coach Glenn Thistle
/ 'hwaife of the Oak Park eleven
saws his team Is in better condition
han n has been AZ any other time
'his year. and with an even break
hones m bring hack the bacon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
Complimenting the Stars.

IDJA mythical football served without an ao
sight for jaded Today present
1915 without
II is:
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

TOLEDO. o.. Nov. e4-Packey
Hommev refused TO carry The hEhi
10 Johnny kilbane last night. and
their h0ur here was ve-y uusatisfac-
tory Either Ki'bane could not or
would not 7vht Houmey who spent
mo. of the evening dosing in cline
es Johnnv Downs, OF Cleveland.
and Paul Mathea. OF Detroit. fou~'
n dandy io-round 70 as the semi
final Downs got a shade but was
Mathea's master by no great mar
gin.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

COLUMBUS. o. Nov. 23.-Jack
Perry, a local boy vas no match
for Patsy rroulliard here last night,
anG tho Canadian won easily. He
failed 10 pgt Perry out however, al
though he bout went dozen
rounds
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

y name ard NeCOl
Mary Putney t2:ol
peroche (207h)
yolga CD t2;07 y
Biniand (2:0SL)
Rusticoat t2:0Sh
Colorado Range {
Straight Sail (2;0
Bingen SILK CD e
Vincent odd (2;l
Bacelli U2;09 W 4.
Peter Belmont "a
- p-s->y>s~. Is,0a u }
rTne Colorado i,ef'
Onward Forbes (
Humfast t7;09&)
Horthspur (2;0g% q
Miss Pferette (2:O
Henry Todd (1:10
81 The Exposer f5:i.
The Royal Knigh
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

Harvard has played Yale IN footba
ud he scored
his providing he contemporary of
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

Eote--These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
managers of the theaters concerned.
and no responsibility is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on tho
personality OF tho players and the
producing company and not per-
sonal inspection. except In special
cases. @. n.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
LOEW TO BUILD
PLAYHOUSE HERE
Modern Film Fheater to Be
Erected on F Street Site,
Manager Announces.

Announcement that Washington is to
have a new thcater Is made today by
Marcus Loew. manager OF Loew's Co
lumbia. who is In the city on business
connected with the new enterprise.
The seating capacity will be greater
than that Of any theater In the city.
The plans are In the hands Of the ar
chitect. and the building may be erected
during the coming summer on the r.
street site The structure In to be thor
oughly modern In It's odaptation to COM
fort and convenience In film presenta- =
ton. Excessive patronage. far in ad-
vance of what Manager Loew had an
ticipated. has made this new building
necessary. In speaking of the project
MIR. Loew. who left here today for
New York. said
THE most fatal mistake made by the
managers today Is the selling OF seats
which absolutely do not exist. The
patron who IL able to find a seat may
be satisfied but the one who has to
stand for several reels. In a crowd,
is not going TO risk coming again when
he knows that he cannot arrive at the
regular set hours for showing pictures
For this reason | want "A larger the
ater. There IL possibility that the
summer after next might he a better
time for putting up new house. but
the needs and requirements Of the pa
irons must be considered first
We are taking the property on
Twelfth street directly adioinIn. the
present theater.
There will be only two floors and the
boxes. instead of being at the sides,
40 Is the old tagc custom, where moth
mg can be seen. Will be- In the middle
Of the balcony. on a direct line with the
screen. and az the proper distance for
seeing the pictures at their best.
Low landings and !nclines. wherever
II can 70 arranged. are found to he
much i..ore convenient and safe. and
will take the place OF stairs. Aside from
the seating capacity. and the elimina-
ton of steep stairways. the considera-
ton Of greatest importance will be the
ventilation"
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
CARDINAL TO ATTEND
PAN.AMER|CAN MASS
Service will Be Followed by
Luncheon at Which Diplomats
Will Be Honor Guests.

Cardinal Gibbons and many distin-
guished preiates viii attend the annual
Pan american THANKSGIVING mass to
be celebrated at 10 o'clock Thanksgiv-
ing Day morning at st. Patrick's
Church In honor Of the twenty-onc
South and Central American republics
and the United States. The mass Will
he followed by a luncheon where the
diplomats attending the service will be
the guests Of honor and addresses ap-
propriate to the occasion will be made
by church diGnitaries and by repre-
sentatives Of the countries taking part.
The mass, win be- celebrated by the
Rev. Francis p. ,Doory. OF st. Martins
Church. Baltimore. The Rev. Joseph
{. Mallon. of Westminster. Nd. will be
deacon. and the Rev W. J. Carroll. of
st. Paufs Church. this city. subdeacon.
Cardinal Gibbons will be seated In the
81 anotuarv. and will wear the cope and
mitre. The Rev. James A. BurnA of
Holy Cross College. and the Very Rev.
John +. Fenlon. OF the Catohlic tniver-
sity will be deacons OF honor for the
cardinal. Bishop Shahan. of the Catho-
lie University. also will be seated In
the sanctuary. and his chaplain will be
the Very Rev. George Dougherty. OF
the Catholic University.
The music OF the mass will be fur
nished by the two choirs OF 81. Pat
rick's Church. assisted by an orches-
ira. The sanctuary choir VIII be un-
der the direction OF Il. Mills Silby. and
Miss Jennie Glennan will be In charge
OF the mixed choir.
The decorations OF the church will be
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

meeting Of the season OF the Southern
Society at the Willard last night.
More than 80 Southern men and
women attended the meeting. In the
absence of Surgeon General Gorgas,
William H. Saunders presided.
Claude y. Benrtt, past president Of
the society, who mas just returned from
his honeymoon. was pleasantly sur
prised when Or. Clarence ]. Owens,
secretary OF the society. presented him
ON behalf of the organization. with -
handsome silver service. A resolution
was also passed to act in memory oi
Mrs. Magnus Thompson. charter mem.
btr OF the society, who died recently
The following Were elected membrrs
Mrs. Mary =. Adams. DR.. X. =. Allen
Mrs. X. y. Allen, Miss Catherine Carroll
fowir, Elliott cheatham. Mrs. Elliott
Iheatham. Davis &. clopton. William
II. Daw. Mrs. William II. Daw. Major
T.. ". r. Ewing Rene Freret. Mrs
Rene Freret. Walter Everett Hutton,
Miss Mildred NJ. Eoonce, J.. l. g. La.
mar. Mrs l.. |. q. Lamar Edgar "
Mccormack, James T.. Mccormack
Mrs. James I. Mccormack, Rowland s
Marshall. Mrs. Rowland s Marshall
Newton e. Reavis. Or. Edgar Snowdrn
+. Marvin Underwood. and Mrs r..
Marvin Underwood
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
EOery Family Needs
this. Splendid Remedy
Compound of Simple Lcxatirc
Herbs Recommended for
COnSfip1fiOn


When a remedy has stood the test OF
critical analysis and strong competition
:or over Q quarter Of century and
establishes itself as the indispe nsa bic
household remedy In thousands OF
homes. 1t Is pretty good evidence OF its
efficacy.
Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin has neen
on the market since 1889. its use being
gradually extended until now It Is gen.
orally regarded by druggists as the
staple family laxative. 1t is n compina-
ton of simple laxative herbs. free from
opiates or narcotic drugs. gentle In Its
action and positive in effect. II costs
only my cents a bottle and.can be pur-
chased In drug stores everywhere.
MIR. Frank klima. OF 1903 Ashland
Ave. Baltimore. Md. wrote DR.. Caid-
well recently that he had tried ABOUT
everything without being helped until
he got bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's syrup
Pepsin. which he considers the greatest
known remedy for indigestion. constipa-
ton and stomach troubles
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
PLANS FOR REUNION
OF BLUE AND GRAY
Personnel of Committee Of
Southerners Is Expected to
Be Named Shortly.

Appointment of committee to have
the remnants Of the Southern forces
that fought against the Union armies in
the civil war hold their annual enCamp-
ment in Washington simultaneously
with the enCampments of the q. \. r..
and the United Spanish War Veterans
In 1917. will he made by Surg. Gen Will
liam e. Gorgas. president Of the South
ern Society at an early date. Resolu-
tions to work for the development OF
the movement to have the veterans
meet here were adopted at the first
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
EVERYONE LIKES
THIS COLD CURE
"Pape's Cold Compound"
ends a cold or grippe
in a few hours.

Your cold will break and all grirp-
misery end after taking q dose OF
Ps?e's Cod Compound" every tNU
hours until three doses are taken.
II promptly opens ClOgged-up nostrIls
and air passages In tn. head. stops nasty
discharge or nose running. relieves sick
headache. dUlln"ss fever ishness sore
throat. sn"eZing. soreness and stiffness
Don't stay stEffed-up' Quit blowing
md sniNing' Ease your thrObbin4
h"sd-nothing else in th.. world xiv
such prompt "elief as "Pape's cold
compound" which costs only - cents
- any drug stone. II acts without as-
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nience Accept no substitute.
ASVt
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Everett Rutterficld. Julia Blanc
Ernest Glendrnning. and Winifred
Kingston in The Seventh Noon"
Pathe). the strand. Ninth and y
streets. 3
Marv Pickford in Madame Butter
tY." adanted from the story by
John Luther Long Famous Play
ers,. Loew's Columbia. Twelfth
and + streets.
Charles Chaplin in "a Night in the
Show" iEssanay). tho Colonial,
a?7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Holbrook RIinn and vivian Martin In
"A Butterfly on the Wheel" World
Film CorpD. Crandall's. Ninth and
L streets.
Nalli NallI in The Woman Pays"
Metro Picturcs). the Garden. 423
Ninth street.
Maurice Costello in The Gods Re-
deem" Nitagraph), the Lafayette.
F.. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
Edith storey in THE Dust Of
Egypt" NitagraphI the Circle.
c1n5 Pcnnsylvania avenue.
MYRTLE Stedman in The wild Olive"
Morosco,. Crandall's Apollo. G24 II
street northeast.
Thomas SatnsChi in The Blood
Seeding" adaptcd from tho story
by John Hay tScliG), the Georgia.
3i22 Georgia avenue.
George Fawcett IN "Thc Frame-Up"
UniversaD. the Olympic. 1881 U
street.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Memorial to Mckinley.

NILES. Ohio. Nov. lg.-The corner
stone OF the President Mckinley bntn
place momerial was laid here TODAY
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

typihed by great American flag and
n flag OF the Pan-American Union
Joined by the dove of peace. which are
to be draped over the organ loft at the
entrance of the church. The pillars
VIII he drapcd with the Stars and
stripes. and along the sides OF the
church will be hung the national en-
Signs or the twenty-onc nations Of
South and Central America represent
cd In the Pan4Americsn Union. At the
entrance OF the pew OF each OF the
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

diplomats will be small fag Of his
country.
The special guests at the mass will
be the members Of the Diplomatic Corbs
Of the South and Central American re.
publics. the officials of the State De
ps rtment, and Of the Pam Ame rican
Union. At the luncheon which will
follow the mass appropriate souvenirs
will be given the guests Mgr. Russell.
rector OF st. Patrick's Church. IL In
charge Of the ceremonies, and will be
host at the luncheon.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
u. S. Condensed Milk
Exports Are Trebled

Record -brea king quantities Of Ameri-
can condensed milk are being exported
TO foreign countries. the Department OF
Commerce related in statement to-
day Sales in 1915 amounted to 81 23S.-
G27 pounds. three times the quantity ex-
ported In 1911.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Statue to K. E. Lee.

. GETTYSBCRG. pa. Nov. ls.-Today.
nat fifty-two years after President
I fncoln made his immortal address
iare. the battle statue OF Gen. RObeTS
u. ZEE Is to be dedicated.