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Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
lnsulted Bryan.

Berlin, May l9-The police have
arrested Maurice Sombern, natural
lied American, who had no passport,
which he claimed he had lost. Som
bern is man whom Gerard had eject
ed from the consulate because he ac-
cused Bryan of taking British bribes.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
\ Letter TO Garcia"

Bucharest, May Gear Nicholas
chamberlain has passed Bucharest, en-
route to Rome, bearing the Czar's Sc
cret autographed letter To King Victor
Emmanuel Of Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
New Ministry Oming.

London, May 19.-Premier Asquitl
today announced in the Commons tha
the reconstruction of the British min
istry on broader political basis i.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
GERMANY to Helm Austria

Berlin, May 19.-Newspapers indi-
cate that Germany will support Aus
tria if Italy makes war. The Morgen
Post says:
austria and Germany are deter
mined to show Italy good will up to
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
X aiser Led Troops.

Berlin, May 19.-The Kaiser per-
sonally led the victorious German Ga
lician army across the San river, i
is officially announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19

under consideration. This is regarded
as confirming the reports that Goa
lition cabinet will replace the Liberal
ministry.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19

Rome, May 19.-Military authori-
ties, in preparing for war, have seized
all railroads in Italy, and bridges and
tunnels near the frontier are heav-
lily guarded. All approaching persons
are imprisoned on suspicion.
A royal decree has given the army
war time rights for supervision of
lines and stations on all roads.
To Announce Tomorrow.
Rome, May 19.-Premier Salandra
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19

and cabinet conferred today and an
nounced that the government war pol
icy has been determined. 1t will be
announced tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
Step By Step Italy
Amanges For War

the last, but if Italy expects to fight
Austria alone she is mistaken, for
Germany will support Austria
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19

London, May l9.-The crew of the
Drumcree, a 4,0O0ton vessel, have
been landed at Cardiff. They say a
submarine twice attacked them. The
first torpedo did not sink the vessel
and wireless appeals brought a Nor
wegian ship, which began towing the
Drumcree, when the submarine re-
appeared and again torpedoed and
sank the vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-19
Steamer Sunk.

London, May 19.-The Brtisl
steamer Dumoree has been sunk b,
a submarine. The crew are reported
saved.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
I.arge crowds conq3egated as 80
$500 Rwarsl.

A reward Of $500 win be paid \
this company FOG the contlclioa
any one found l3ilty of taking .,
Daily Light from he yard or lawn y Y
any subscriber n this paper. ~
rERpRlsE PUBLISHING coy
PANY. a
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STANDING oFtTHE TEAMS.
Texas LEAGUE.
RESULTS YFxTERpAY.

RESULTS YFxTERDAy.
Dallas 2, San An4nio s.
Fort Worth 8. Bfumont 0.
Shreveport 4. Hog ston 5.
Waco 0. Galvestos
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dallas at San Atomic.
Fort Worth at Ikaumonf.
Shreveport at HOUSTON.
Waco at GaIyesSon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01


place The laiule women Vi
brought 10 the | HaspItal Asa
late yesterday aadl the physieaa
state thar she VII reeaver T9si
didn't think her ID unds fatal
shortly after ~ deed offies
from Taylor reach4 the scene AZ
found the negro at e COW lot diff
ing a COW lie n taken oeiaf
Mrs. Taylor and nd identified 4i4
as her assailant. was quissl|
placed into an autA and hurrieaI
taken to the county saii al Geors9
-
fDM ~
Large crowds con5egated as se's
as knowledge OF the inc gained y
culation and uumhe3 went in aa'9'
mobiles to the BlanCs ranch 70 seahs
Tor the negro. Beidre they reaelsS
the scene. however. he officers veI
on their way 10 heyounty seat /
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J. T Tucker. w. Printing
all. Daily 9sht Office;
The bee., 1915-09-17

Have yOu seen the handsome blue
and gold 86 piece dinner set the
Darlington Bee 10 giving with each
yearly subscription and $500 extra.
Rev. Howard BraEelton made a
business trip TO Madisonville Tues
day afternoon.
Every family in Hopkins county
can have = new set Of dishes by tax
ing the Semi-Weekly Bee and pay
ing $500 extra.
Mrs. Will Fault and little daugh.
ter Mary Sue. OF 81. Charles, visited
Mrs, Geo, Fault in this city Last
week.
The Bee and the dishes: that's
the time.
II. d. Bourland and wife, OF Port
land, Texas, are in the city visiting
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourland expect to be here and in
the neighborhood for several weeks
before returning to their Texas
home.
Work on the restoration of Paul
M. Moore's residence is progressing
ID the family will probably be at
home again inside of two or three
weeks.
Lost-Gold Frame Nose Glasses.
SATURDAY. night, between Golden
Cross Lodge Room and Mre. Ed
Fugate. Finder please return to
Bee ONCE and receive reward.
The bee., 1915-09-17
$4,000 L0AVES
. e FOR e,T:HE5.P00R.
Great Charitable Act Execute |;
ed in Louisville by the
AZ 'i;".fanlac' Man" y

Louisville, Sept. .'415. - Fifty
thousand loaves Of bread will {
given away btE; 7, Cooper, the
"TS6lac man, . to the poor peo-
pie Of Eouisvilles
The "bread line" as this
unique charitable act Is termed,
was inaugurated IN Louisville
Sunday morning, and between
the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock,
several thousand loaves Of bread
to the American Baking Com
pany. The bGea is Of the very
best quality.
When seen at The Seelbach,
where the noted visitor is rtop-
ping, Mr. Cooper said
~ have anticipated the begin.
ming of this work among the
poor with keen interest. / have
wanted to perform some service
Of this kind in the metropolis city
of my native state, Kentucky,
for several years.
Therefore, the initial order
for the bread, consisting of fifty
thousand loaves, has been given
to the American Baking Com.
paDy, and the work has begun.
I'VE gave away several thous-
ands loaves Sunday, and each
time we will meet the demands. 1"
The sale of Tanlac, the famous
medicine being introduced in
Louisville by the personal direc
tion of Mr.. Cooper, is now very
very great, and is steadily in.
creasion. The results in case of
catarrhal affections, or stomach
liver and kidney arrangements,
are really remarkable, and MANY
of Louisville's best citizens are
testifying to the medicines mar
velous merits.
Tanlac can now be bought in
darlington and st. Charles at
Geo. King & Sons, Mortons Gap
at Ben T. Robinson and Oitv
Drug Store at Nortonville are
the exclusive agent for these
places.
The bee., 1915-09-17
GOOD ROADSAN
COUNTRY WOMEN
Better Highways Mean Much
to Farmers Families.
A FIELD FOR FEMINISTS.

There ls No Better Line Of Endeavor
For Women Than the Advocating Of
Improved Highways - The Comfort
and Well Being Of Great Numbers
Are Involved.
Good roads propaganda usually en-
phasizes the Importance Of providing
better traffic facilities as an economic
necessity, writes a woman contribu-
tor to the Philadelphia Record. This,
Of course, is the matter Of paramount
Importance, but when one considers the
benefits Of highway improvement as
they affect all classes none should take
a more active interest In the movement
than the women Of the United States,
especially those who dwell In rural dis
tricts.
The patient resignation with which
American country women have long
accepted the deplOrable situation pre-
vailing throughout the country is re-
markable. On one occasion spent q
winter In the country. The weather
chanced TO- be unusually severe, and
scarcely week passed that We were
able to have the house, and solely BE-
cause Of the bad conditi0n a. tbe roads,
the wagons at timss sinking in mud 10
lthaar hubE iac cDays pasnedIIwhen We
IRepe eOmplstety 1soaatsd, y'Thns We
gpd olg Reighborp iwpre cut o6 from al
eoci1l il,eFcOgrSe; AndsSet aa stated,
'thiot anhApDy gnltUattoDr vas ncCeptod
- N thbeher o. aOufho. .aSEpgO o.
Ths 2 pRrticdIaf cdisimunaty ncw has
at lsaet one Etds, nns rod Its yalas
The bee., 1915-09-17

g.
can scarcely be estimated. II has made
farms more valuable. It has .9ifted"
the farmers family as wen az himself
out Of the mud and enabled him to get
his produce to town when prices are
at their best On this road farmers
can haul with one horse loads that for
merly required three or four.
AS an illustration Of the value and
economy Of this improved road to the
individuals in touch with 1t, one man
has been offered $500 more for his
property than he could have obtained
prior to its construction.
But aside from these material ad-
Vantages II Is to the women and chill
dren Of the community that the road
has been Of direct benefit They find
the village stores more accessible, the
local storekeepers now making deliv-
cries into the country. The children
are no longer deprived Of attending
school regularly.
The absence Of mud and dust means
everything to the women and children
Of the country. They can traverse this
road as dry shOd as though upon a
city sidewalk. Dust no longer envelops
lawns or slfts into houses when close,
to the road
But the improved road has resulted
In other advantages II has attracted
many to the picturesque region. These
sumner people," as the natives call
them, have increased both the imam
cial and social resources OF the com
munity, the latter being Of direct ben
eft and pleasure to the women and
children What has been accomplished
In this community can be repeated In
other sections OF the country. Then
there Is the aesthetic side Of highway
Improvement In which women can be
useful. The Federation of Women's
Clubs viii beautify the Lincoln high
way, that great thOroughfare running
from ocean TO ocean, which Senator
Beveridge has described as one OF the
largest and most substantial single
steps In our present day progress.
A great deal is said about women's
participation In public affairs, but II Is
doubtful whether any field Of endeavor
now open to her promises more In the
way Of benehcent results than advO-
cacy Of improved highways. II Is a
matter involving the comfort, conven-
fence and wen being OF a great major
fly OF the women Of the United States,
for the greater number dwell IN rural
districts.
II Is certainly Incumbent upon the
women OF America TO take an active
and aggressive part IN the good roads
movement They should do II as indi-
viduals and through wOmen's good
roads organizations established IN eV-
cry community that does not have good
roadH. and, above all. they should In
OiSt upon roads OF the clean add, per.
nlEDent type described II their eJnap-
eipAtaon 4 20 b. thorough. Permanent
duStiess mOdless roads cost littl( noEe,
Than makeShift highwayA thus FSpsS
lspt1dS thS highs, ultimafp Rsmy.l
The bee., 1915-09-17
STRAWBERRIES
IN SEPTEMBER
Unusual Production of De-
licious Fruit by Young
Farmers

Strawberries In September Per-
hAps you wouldn't believe it with
out seeing them for yourself--un-
less We told you. Well, it's true,
and they are the sweetest and most
perfect little berries. w. II. Han
cock is the progressive truck gAfs
dener and farmer who has been sup
plying few Of bis darlington GUS
toners with this choice dsllcAcy for
many weeks past he still brlngA
them In, few gallons at q time and
Darlington takes the crop, along
With many other things In the fruit
and vegetable line which he pro-
dueeS. Bat you iust ought 10 taste
hDpWs .r rr - ID. . a.
The bee., 1915-09-17
GOOD mOrninSIo . Have
you seen 90 Tho COURIER
Rve4gviIe's begt paper"

hrsd berthe Stokes sAnd little
daughter, Ruth Evelyn, went 70
lfPdipopvill4 TueSdaZ caiterDoOp 70
spend several days.
This lS . good proportion. The
! lEArlinRtOn Bee, thsrWomaniS World
and . SO piece set Of dishes all for
$40
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bourland, Of
Portland, Texas, arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon to visit friends.
We have . few more Of the Art.
craft Mexican War rugs thAtgo with
the Bee for $3.50 extra. Better get
one now.
Miss Rose Fox Was IN Madison
Vile Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
Injunction of u. S. District
Court Enjoins Pittsburgh
Firm From Initiating the
Famous "Marsh Big
Havana Stogies"
a Sweeping Legal Victory For M.
Marsh & Son, of Wheeling, w. Va.

NJ. Marsh & Son. of Wheeling. w. Va. the manufac
turers of the well known Marsh Big Havana Stogies
have obtained preliminary injunction in the United
States District Court for the Western District of Pennsy
vanla against the y. Marsh Cigar Company of Pitts
burgh, defendant, which has been placing an imitation
stogle the market The preliminary injunction order
as signed by the Court reads in part follows:
1T hereby ordered adjudged
injunction be issued in this strictly
ing defendants Nathan Marsh
Marsh Cigar Company and of them together clerks
agents. wOrknen and attorneys pains pen
aes which fall them and Of
obedience
That they forthwith until the further Judgment
OF this Court dt making made
devised purchasing procuring packages soges
marks labels like similar those complained
that they be in like selling
keeping Offering for sale packages bearing such
marks labels And that they be like
strained from making causing be purchasing
or procuring or IN any selling
stoge packages with marking thereon words
Marsh Big iayanas Marsh Little Havanas Big Havana Little
Havana or Marsh any stimulation thereof any smua
ton OF companan marking calculated in part
20 deceive the public
And that writ Of injunction be
order from and under the seal Of this Court against
Nathan Marsh and Jacob Berkowit trading Cigar Com
'pany"
NJ Marsh Son, who have obtained this 70 warn
the trade generally dealing are an imitation
o their well known product they expect fully their
rights in the
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BIG COLLEGE
GAMES TODAY
CRACK COLLEGES CLASH BUT NO
uPsErs ARE FoREcAsrED
IN SCHEDULE.
most Of Terms Are Evenly matched and
some Interesting Play n
Expected.

NEW YORK. Oct. S-Aithough over
shadowed Tor the present BY the worlds
serits. intercollegiate football finds a
place OF no small Importance In the
weekend schedule OF sports. Through
out all sections or the country to-mor-
row the teams OF the principal colleges
and universities Will line up against
elevtns Of various degrees of strength.
In the east the feature games OF the
day include the contests between Har-
ward and the Carlisle Indians. Princeton
vs. Syracuse; Yale vs. Lohigh. Penn.
state ~. Pennsylvania: Cornell vs.. VIII
hams. Navy vs.. Pittsburgh and Army
-. Gettysburg
IN former years the meeting Of the
indian and Harvard eieVens was one OF
the star attractions OF the gridiron sea-
son, out the Red Men have fallen from
s ss, proud estate in football circles,
san give the Crimson anything like the
eatfle which featured this annual game
few years ago
Els 20 Have Hard Game.
Syracuse gave the Princeton team a
great fight last autumn but there Is lit
tie grounds upon which TO base the opin-
Ion that the game tomorrow will b. n
repetition OF that match. I.ehigh goes
10 New Haven FOR the struggle AGAINST
Yale Unless the Ellis show a better
brand OF football than that displayed a
week ago. n may be that Lehigh will
duplicate the victorious play of Virginia
The defeat OF Williams by Union last
SATURDAY would appear 20 indicate that
strong Cornell eleven should not have
great difficulty la holding the williams
town brigade In check. The University
OF Penns ylvania team will meet the
Penn state team and the result should
be "A close interesting game. Penn State
has defeated both Westminster ana Lee
banon Valley by double figure scores
and gone 10 Philadelphia with a strong
combination. we'll versed in the tech
niuue OF football.
The United States Naval academy
team faces another powerful combina-
tton In the University of Pittsburgh and
the latter eleven Is expected TO give the
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MUCH
FOR WESLEYAN
MANAGER OF ATHLETICS STAINS.
BURY REPORTS GREAT FOOT.
BALL MACHINE.
Says Beck is One Of Best BaekfieId
Men in the State-Blake Has
Added Much to Team.

III men and material count for any
thing, Wesleyan should have one of
the best football teams ever produced
by the Upshur county institution, and
1t is generally believed here that they
have that team this season. Manager
OF Athletics II. A. Stansbury was in
the city Thursday, arranging for the
Carlisle-Nesleyan game, and when
asked concerning the team and its
prospects FOR the season. he said they
were the best in years. The team was
weakened considerably by the loss OF
Neale and the graduation OF one or
two other stars. but new material
has come in to make up for this loss.
Two Of the greatest finds of the sea
son, MIR. Stansbury said. are Beck, OF
Bellaire. In the backheld. and Blake.
OF Greenbrier county, at quarterback
The former is rated as one of the best
backfield men in the State-one OF
the best defensive men on the team
The latter is declared 10 be one OF
the speediest quarterbacks that has
shown up at Buckhannon in many
years. and is a wonder at broken field
running.
Continuing. Mr.. Stansbury said that
the remainder OF the team is equally
as strong, and with the addition Of
Rogers to West Virginia University,
the game between these two teams at
Fairmont, on Thanksgiving, would
prove one of the hardest-fought con-
tests ever played between the rival in
stitutions.
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HARD GRIDIRON CONTEST AT
LEAGUE PARK THIS AFTERNOON

orass band which viii leave the Y. NJ.
g A.. at o'clock ana 10 10 the Troune-
~ - expected thai az least soc students
from me local school will attend the
mld-sesSon crowd ever I'm attendance at
football game here.
The game will b. called at Sis O'Clock
anu Ma IN watkins. of " v T.. will
referee. Wilbur Watkins. OF W. v L..
viii umpire aud l.. p Morgan. OF wes-
ieysn VIII Be head ltnesman.
Fouowing h the probable lineup OF
the teams:
Parker (CaptD ... p,1pIan
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brass BANDS WILL HEAD ZIG FRO.
CESsIoNs AND LEAD ROOFING.
Record Crowd Expeotsd for Mid-seAson
oAme-Specfai Carr Bring vist-
tors-StArts AZ 3.lS.

With brass bands playing and colors
iiting. Wheeling and Magnolia high
schools Will 20 e. League PARK a. Mar
ttns Ferry this afternoon. where they
viii clash I'm one of the most important
FOOTBALL contests of the year Both
teams have been working hard during
the past week aud are said 60 be IN first
class condition for the game Almost
the entire student body Of the high
school viii attend the game. while spe-
cial cars OF the Baltimore q Ohio arc
expected 90 Sr-aS several hundred root
SerS FROM New Marttnsvilie.
student meetings have been held at
the local high school during the week
and they have organized. with their
songs. cheers. yclls and have secured
heisters band to aid them In their noise
OF the Afternoon. The band will leave
the high school az t:i5 o'clock and after
a trip over the town I'm n wagon they
will go TO the Ohio side. where Bridge
port and Martins Ferry will be visited.
after which they will go TO League PARK
and take up their position In the midS {
ot the 'Dld Gold and Blue" roofing sec
ton.
Magnolia viii also be accompanied by
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LINSLY ELEVEN
TO SISTERSVILLE
HARD GAME FOR CADETS AT DOWN
RIVER TOWN. THIS AFTERNOON.
Locals Have shown Much Improvement
During Week and Coach Pierce
- Well Pleased

Fourteen Linsly football warriors will
leave this morning for Ststcrayillo. where
they VIII meet what g. considered one Of
ihe bctt ifHWs ever turned out hy that
school tn. lluslF boys have been az
hard practice during the entire week and
according Geo reports. Coach Pierce has
and defense. 90 Is claimed that they
have worked uu defense Tor Hunter
that viii give tine big boy chance To-
Eet away with some o. bite Kicking and
BIZ throwing Of forward passes
10 WAS Noticeable during the game
with Davis and EikIns that the Cadets
were weak boo FORMING ana Interference
for The biE back md 600 several occasions
Pc was tackled and bad bic punts block
% for loss. Thr limo has been shifted
and Do BEL now thought will Co., able 90
cope with any hich school limo. lu the
valley. while the hHckftid will undoubt-
ltls take care OF itself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
SOME FAST GAMES
In WEST TODAY

CHICAGO. Oct. -The first clash be-
tween conference elcVens Is expected "a
be "a feature Of tomorrow football pro.
gram in this section. Chicago meeting
Southwestern promising team at Evan.
ston. other important games are.
Illinois W. EOlla AZ Urbana:
Indiana W. Miami. at Bloomington.
Purdue vs.. Belott az Lafayette
Minnesota W. Ames az Minneapolis
WISCONSIN, W. Marquette at f4dison
ohio State vs.. Case at Columbus
Michigan vs. Mount Union at Ann Ar
hOr
Notre Dame vs.. Haskell Indiana. at No
tire Dame.
Michigan Aggies W. Alma az Eas,
Lansing
Cincinnati vs. Ohio University at Gin
cinnati
Kentucky W Earlham at Lexington
Wabash W University Of Louisville
az Louisville.
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\ &, on the Mt. de ChantaI grounds.
sunday afternoon at 3:nC o'clock These
teams are bitter rivals and an excellent
game h. looked for. Both teams average
about l35 lbs. and are very fast.
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Middies as hard a tussle as the George
town team did week ago.
Principal Games.
The principal games to be- played to-
morrow are.
Carlisle at Harvard
Syracuse 81 Princeton.
Lehigh at Yale.
Williams at Cornell
Penn Stgte ~ Philadelphia
PITTS burgh az Navy.
Getty sburg az Army.
Brown ~ Amherst
Tufts at Dartmouth.
Springfield a. Holy Cross
R'nsselaer 81 RutEcr-.
Colgate a. Rochester
Lafayette AT Washington * jefferson.
Swarthmore at liuckncil
Penn NJ. q. At Georgetown
Bates al Trinity.
Norwich at Wesleyan.
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PUNTS AND TACKLES

Tho NiEilant football team Of Martins
Ferry are practicinE each evening Boz or
der 20 DO Iu the best Of condition whom
they play their first game During fHa
last few days several now PLAYERS tried
"Ii Tor positions an tho team and aided
theF played most Of their games aWay
from home but this year thcv are ar
ranging 90 play most NJ their contests
ln mis- city. Tho sweaters and shoes
Tor tho members ~ the team were ORE
dcred the first ~ tho week and win ar.
rive some time soon
The Eagle A. @. viii meet the Henry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

Ritz plays right halfback, and
Is probably the best offensive
player on the Wheeling squad. lie
will be seen iu today's game
against New Martinsville.
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FIRST GAME FOR
MARTINS FERRY
ATHLETICS WILL PLAY PITTS
BURGH ALL-STARS SUN
DAY AFTERNOON.
Many College Mn WIN BE Seen in Lime
mp OF Both Teams and Game Prom
tses 90 BE Banner Event

one Of the biggest games Of the sea
son viii b. staged az Central League
PARK. IN Martins Ferry. sunday after
noon. when the Pittsburgh an stars viii
clash with the Martins Ferry Athletics
The Pittsburgh eleven will be captained
by Charles Ouailey former high school
coach az Martins Ferry Both teams
VIII have number Of University men
IN their line up. Pittsburgh will have.
besides Ouailey. u Pitt: Tucker. OF Uni
Nerstty o. Chicago: WEmard. Of Ford
ham: Mcfarland. Of VA J.. and Gessler.
Of Georgetown.
Martins Ferry will line uu with
OConnel OF Navy: Wagner Of Ohio
state: Barry. Of Ohio state. Muilancy. OF
Georgetownt Dunn. "l Penn state. and
Springer, Of AIT MON. The game will
be called az p. m.
The lineup.
All-StarS. Athletics
tucker ..--.--- 1890. Morris Morgan
Left End
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The EeTis 4. c. viii meet the Henry