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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
LAKE SUPERIOR AND PENNA. STEET,
DOMINATED PHILADELPHIA MAP1111r
Midvale Steel Interests Assured of More Than 90 Pow
Cent. of Cambria Stock at $81 Per Share
Keystone Telephone in Demand

Active trading in Lake Superior and
PENNSYLVANIA Steel preferred continued on
the Philadelphia Exchange this morning,
for time, to the exclusion of most of the
usual leaders Pennsylvania Steel In par
ticular, was feature of strength, although
nothing official came out with regard to
the negotiations for the Reading and Penn
sylvania Railroad holdings. The feeling
on the street, however was inclined to-
ward the probability of the Bethlehem
interests turning up in control.
1t was reported in Wall street that the
deal providing for the purchase of the
preferred and common stock of the Penn
sylvanla Steel Company by the Bethlehem
steel Corporation had been closed, al
though 1t was impossible to obtain any
confirmation in authentic circles. Acc
cording to the rumors, the preferred stock
of the Pennsylvania steel Company is to
be taken over at StO0 share and the
common stock at $40 n share. Payment
for the preferred is to he provided for
by an issue of bonds to be exchanged on
the basis of one bond for each share of
preferred stock, and the common stock
will be paid for with cash in the treasury
of the Bethlehem company
Interests close to the Pennsylvania
Railroad asserted today that Mr.. Schwab's
proposition would be presented tomor-
row for approval, but that the bid for
the Readings holdings might not be taken
up till later. There is said to be no com.
petitive bidding between Messrs Donner
and Schwab.
Cambria Steel continued to hold at 81,
which was to be expected in view of
the Drexe announcement The stock
holders today received their dividend
checks including the extra disbursement.
There was also incloscd the DreXel notice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

latters increase is 100000, and the sub.
scribers are George w. Hoadley. f. n
Morgan and l.. j. Taylor, of Bridgeport
The Continental Motor Manufacturiny
Company of Detroit sprang a surprlss
when it announced a 100 per cent stock
dividend. The dividend will amount 10
$2,00O,OOO, increasing the capital stock 10
$5,90O,OO0, with "A million in common stock
still in the treasury The Continental
made n profit of Sl,5OO.OOO last year on
capital of less than a million
Biddle e Co. bid up Pennsylvania Steel
preferred. Chandler Brothers bought
Lake Superior.
Negotiations nave been completed IL ia
understood. by HallEarten &c Co., N. w
Halscy & Co., Eount2e Brothers and A
b. Leach & Co for the purchase of sls.
800, 600 onc-year Argentine gold notes and
that n public issue will shortly be made
The Massa chusetts Consolidated Com.
pany has sold a lot of copper at a price
equivalent to 2S9sc. cash in New York.
At a dinner rendered j. A. Campbell
president of the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company, since the failure of the
Cambria deal, Mr. Campbell spoke freely
of the merger negotiations, stating that
he had lost interest when IL became an.
parent that some of the proposed con.
stituents could not Offer at least o0 n,r
cent. of their stock, and in his opinion
it would be therefore impossible 70 w..
crate all of the companies as a unit,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

The Chino Copper December quarterly
report shows a surplus after dividends
of $l,591, 737, an increase of $6SS,7IS over
the previous quarter.
For the quarter ended December 81 the
Utah Copper Company reports sur
plus after dividends of N,4S2i6S, gain
of sl,692,39i over the September quarter.
The Allis.Chalmers Company has sufll.
cent business on it's books to guarantee
full operation for the plants for period
of eight months.
The II. X. milford Company, manufac-
turers of pharmaceutical preparations,
has issued its annual statement at the
close of business December 81 1915. which
shows a total surplus on that date of
St,743,S25, compared with $1,0O0,021 on
December 81, 1914.
The Listing Committee of the New York
Curb Market Association has ruled that
February II shall be the date of delivery
of permanent certificates in settlement Of
all outstanding when, as and if issued
contracts in the common stock of the At
lantlc Steel Company. The Franklin Trust
Company is the transfer agent and the
Equitable Trust Company the registrar
The Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany reports for the quarter ended De.
cember 81 last net income of $4s5195,
compared with n deficit of S16c,635 in
the corresponding quarter in 1911.
The New York Central has decided not
to issue the $12,O00,00O equipment trust
certificates which the railroad commits
sions of New York and Ohio were re-
Gently asked to sanction. The manage
ment has decided to charge the cost of
this equipment, which has been ordered
and viii be delivered at intervals through
out this year, to the reserve funds ac-
cumulated through depreciation and re-
newal charges to operating expense.
The Bridgeport Forge and Projectile
Company and the Bridgeport Proiectile
Company filed certificate of an issue of
additional stock in Hartford, Conn The
formers increase is S5,OOO,0OO the sub
scribers being George M. Hoadley, of
New York; Carl Foster. f. e. Morgan
and d. j. Morgan, all of Bridgeport. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

OF purchase at 81. and this wac
panied by request for prc -ios "sS"il-
used at the annual meeting on Moss1. oe
lhey are requested in Tho nap,os ~ y" 81
II. Donner, Arthur E. Newbold ~, W.
Leonard Replogle. As control NJ az s'.u "a 3.
pany VIII pass to the Midvale Steoi ~,
ordnance Company, about n n,o,,i ana
to the annual meeting. instrrctio,,lp prior
how to sign the proxies are nrinias on
the back of each notice a new foot..n on
The fact that Mr. Donner and Mr. pss,e y
gle signed the request for proxies ,,,I,.y,
appear to Indicate harmonious reio,Islu i,IIlu
between those two interests.
1t is understood that the Midva,o -
pie have been assured of 30 nor oast
and possibly 05 per cent, of ibe OK ~, ~
shares OF Cambria, to be turned in ~
iore FEBRUARY 49, 1t is said that Mldyaio
had been assured of at least "a nor -.
when negotiations were first under wo,,
1t Is reported that the new Midvale cor
vertible bonds will he offered for nnbis
subscription at 96. The bankers arc saii
to have paid the company % for them
y Jump of II points, to so, I'm Pennsr,
vania Steel common attracted attentIor
although only few shares changed hondn
The keystone Telephone group also 'ls' A."
veloped strength, together with Pbne
delphia Electric, but there was no gros,
amount of activity.
Lake Superior made n new top, cross.
ing IL, and the per cent. income bonds
extended their recent rise, also breatins
into new territory for the year. Around
o'clock, however. increased Offerings
drove the stock below last nights closo
but it rallied somewhat before the end
of the session. The bond market 70.
mained relatively quiet, but the undertona
was firm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
LONDON STOCK MARKET
New War Loan Expected-Americans
Dull

LONDON Feb. 15.-Trading in secur-
ties on the Stock Exchange was fairly
brisk today, and the tone i'm the main was
firm, Notwithstanding the rcopening of
Parliament.
1t is expected that Premier Asquith will
next week ask for a new war loan of
probably C&OOOOO,OOO making Gl,9G2, OOOO 900
since the outbreak Of the war.
Americans We're duh and inclined to so
lower. Sales to the treasury are slowly
on the wanc Available parcels have
been largely exhausted. Home railway
shares were firm, and Canadian and Ar
Eentine rails were hard.
There was Investment buying of Japa-
ncsc issues. About C1,OOOOOO was dis
trbutcd in japanese coupons today. In
payment of overdue interest Colombians
showed Improvement
Fresh buoyancy was in evidence in cop
pers. Rio Tintos were 65A. The French
loan displayed stability, being quoted at
S5,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
New Kresge Co. Capital $4,000, 900

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Reports from
the West concerning the reincorporation
in Michigan of the S. S. Kresge Com.
pany was confirmed here today. The new
company will have a capital of S12, 900 900
consisting of S2,OOO,OOO per cent cumu-
lative preferred and Sl0,0O0,OOO common.
The last of the company's outstanding
stock will be retired by April 1 at 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Mackay Companies Annual Meeting

BOSTON, Feb, l5.-At the annual meet
ing of the STOCKHOLDERS of the Mackay
companies held here today the retiring
directors We're reelected. Asked as to
the possibility of an increased or extra
dividend President Mackay said that
while the earnings of the company for the
last year justified a larger payment il
was wholly a matter of policy as to
whether the earnings should be paid out
in dividends or put away for a "rainy
day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
BANK CLEARINGS
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Fob. l5.,-HoGs.-R Receipts. 5000,
market. 5c. and Zoe, lower; mixed and butch.
rough heayy. - 81 ij6%SC3 iisRi G77G%&SS$SS; G7% SIS
CATTLE Receipts 5000; market steady,
hceycs Slo0noGO;, cows and helfcrs, SI 5STi
S. 10; stOckers and feeders IS 1lIi I %. Texans
SGl0dS.tO: calves, 0.2anlt.
SHEEP.-ReCeipts, 10000. market steady,
native and Western. S45oaS,15, lambs. IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-spot cotton to-
dav was quiet at points lower on the
basis OF s.05d for mid Upland. The sales
aggregated 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
a merican. The imports were p, 600 bales,
AT American. The market for futures
closed easy at a net decline OF 51a 10
noInts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
NEW YORK. Fob. IL.


in
a
71h 651s but reaching
just volume the selling had previously BEEN
a
in
of the o
profits of sGooOoo
ring the ecurren year.
in
in
Of
a Legislative
Anaconda variation during the day.
showed ne change al he end.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
FINANCIAL NEWS
GREATEST PART OF SPECULATIVE
a TRADING WAS IN MARINE PREFERRED
One Broker Sold 10000 Shares Single Order-Price
Dropped Sharply, Then Recovered-Crucibe Steel
Up More Than Six Points
High Points in Today's Financial Ne,os

Maine Central of
bUeen S50OOOOOO
Negotiations
change market
sold
accepted by Pennsylvania Railroad interests
public lda Syndicate purchased at
high prices products.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Standard oil Company Of New Jersey usual
quarlerly s. a share. payable March Is to
quincy Mining Company. quarterly S. nav
able March ~, 10 stock of record February n
Standard oil Company of New Jersey rer-
ular quarterly, So payable March Is to stock
of record February rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
NEM YoRK cOFFEE MARKET

REW YORK. Feb. 15.-The coffee
market VAS nrm again this morning with
1ftt prices showing gains OF 10 10
nolats Sales on the call were $500 bags.
Prices continued firm throughout the
5ef owing to scattered buying for trade
account and In the absence Of more than
lfaierate offerings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

In connection with recent activity of
Utah Copper it was rumored that Kenne-
colt Copper is increasing its holdings of
Utah Copper shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
RATES FOR MONEY

~. VI. Call Time
Philadelphia ,....,,.....,.... 3laNli 3i.Gi
llpstph Observation-Disclosures. j az
4 lll'hEo 1iaHl I al.
COMMERCIAL paper, three to six months. Phlia-
dClphia, 3laNl per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

Orders for % locomotives Of the santa
Fe type are 10 be placed by the Bessemer
ana Lake Erie 10 cope with the heavy ore
.rafie the company Is handling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
ANNUAL MEETINGS
THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAXJ-
CATION COAIPANV

R-s59 THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVI-
- CATION COMPANY
Philadelphia, February Ia Ia1g
The annual meeting OF the stocxhoiders
OF The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
many will be held at the office Of me Co..
pany 437 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa.
ON February 90, 1916, at II o'clock 4. Nj,
when and where an election VIII be held for
President and Board Of Managers 10 serge
for the ensuing year.
Copies OF the Annual Report can be had
at the Companys Office on ana alter Feb
ruary p, 1915.
HENRY II. PEAsE,
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS

GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA.
1916 Increase
First week February o.. Si5.9S5 ST08l
From July l.r..-s.s..,. lstbo,bi6 81 7i5
ANN ARBOR.
First week February T.. St6 6f8 So 8j7
From July 1............ 1,5SLtsi IiS.G6i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
NOTES OF THE RAIL

A new $4,000 600 terminal at New Orleans,
70 be used by the Texas ana Pacific, the
Missouri Pacific and the 81. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern was formally
dedicated yesterday Ceremonies were
participated Ia by Government and rail-
road officials
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY
West Washington Squara

WFaI W Na7IIIIIsIVIl oIuaTU
philade phia, Pa February Is 1919
A auarterlP dividend OF 2es, or So AZ ,ar
share has been declared on the canifsi
stock OF this company, payable March 4
1916. 10 tae stockholders OF record AZ a
O'Clock =. a., February l6' 1916. Checks
wa b. TOWNSEND. sd. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

Steel Wire Company of
of
at
the
at
of Authorized
stockholders of the
organized under the laws of
of
holders
Of the
of New Jersey be
Rumor a Controlling Cosden
5Itw
of
& Co lacked confm
Init dend New
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
BONDS.

Total sales, 25,iS0 shares. compared with
23,521 shares yesterday; thus fur this week,
40,O0I shares; same period last week, 2l2'-
5I3 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Sale of Proners New Company
Rumo $40 Share offered for Controlling Interest in Coen

TORE widely reported in financial circles tc
made of $40 share for controlling interest in Cos
The lacked confirmation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-04
| Sale Begins
WEDNESDAY
Closes SATURDAY.
Newly Opened
for the
Christmas Shopper

New Opened, White kid. lace
boot, new model. perforated
yamp and toe. white ivory sole.
| $500.
| Newly Opened, Christmas bed
room slippers in all various
shades; make your selections
early prices from Sl25 to
$3.50
Newly Opened. 4 shipment
Of initial handkerchicfs for
men for holidays prizes from
l0c mp.
Newly openel A shipment Of
men neckwcar for Nmas
gifts prices 25c 10 - 30
Newly Opened, mems loung
ing robes and bath robes price,
from S3.9S TO 500
Newly Opened, new embroid-
cred Turkish towels for Nnas |
gifts prices from 79c. 4l.oo. |
y -, Sl.G9 They are some
thing entirely different
Newly Opened, new Iot Of ear
screws something entirely new.
different from the ordinary car
screws Doe 69c. 75c. 9sc 4l.4s j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-04
Eighteen Beautiful Cloth Suits
Worth $42.5O to SOS. so on Sale "Wednesday
s. : $50
CHOICE OF THE HOUSE

5000 Navy velvet sait mole trimmed Size Is $395C
S'''o Plum velour st large Hudson seal collar size = $395o
5000 Navy gabernc suit mole collar and cuffs Sz 10 S395o
5000 Rose auIe costume velvet mar trim Size
$3.50 Black chiffon boadcotb suit Hudson seal trim so
5000 Black boadrofh suit plated effect braided belt $395o
- Navy boadcotb suit trimmed with buttons size y $50 50
$3.50 Brown boadcot suit large collar Hudson buttons s39 so
$3.50 Black boadcIoth suit with plush bands size is 500 so
@4l50 Midnight glcrdnc bright blue piping size 3s $3.50
.G Ti 6"N "' T''er & suit novy rroksrew material S39 80
$1,000 Brown suit Of poc twill extra LONG coat size so
9f' rum "oadeIotl suit trimmed Hudson seal Size $395O
92 Black chiffon broadcot suit velvet collar Size s $395o
Tf'oo Midnight gabeldme, opossum trimmed Sz, Is $3o5o
Sf2'o Burgundy box suit black plush trim Size l6 $3.50
S+2'o Navy gaberne belt effect Hudson trim Size 6 $3.50
500 Brown broadcoh trimmed with buttons size 16 S39 so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-04
ALL OUR BETTER SILK DRESSES IN THIS XMAS SALE
Nothing ReservedNo RemnsNo ApprovaIs-Ater Extra
Io$39.5O Silk Dresses on sale Wednesday
$500
Buy them for Christmas Gifts.

beo" detailed list showing the former selling price
c dress l1ck dress from this list then fitted
Stitching "a ." ~ v 1' cp. or S's ss "I@ % effect with deep SIS. 90
yarn SaV 1"s 1a % c% @ . @ 4sa.fs s SKIRT and trimmed with SIS 90
nj" ," & a ] " ~ a@%1 "~s T s small s '' large " $25.O 90
@ @ .S . p"od "' rn '4r Green "P" .. %s4' s wit" brig" SIS 90
@ 'pG 5 "@ % "p% ., s a.' s as"s % effect trimmed with 9" SIS 90
@ aS'O & 4. .' ., @ 'ss . %n '% Sea- G.ssA s 'ov collar s25 90
@ ''" lnE "" S" ] sn l % nd n's l s % " gold and $25 90
Trimmed "So 5 " 1 na 1 ao s %i n s e n Of whit" '" and SIS 90
Wit" u" @ a i eo % 1 as 's a & ps" I ".e m Zines trimmed $500
s@s"s @ % % and @ "r a%' sa" with fancy gold cord with $500
black @ & Is' s @ "s .@i n q1 " % ",s .s with s bands SIS 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-04
Sale Begins
WEDNESDAY
Closes SATURDAY.
Editorial
Choice of All $35 to $3.50 Suits
In the House Wednesday
So $50
ELEVEN SUITS IN THE LOT

800 Navy lala, cola, 1lgl Win unl achieve
seal Size, }S $2850 W ''''" ays that NJ.
$3.50 Suit with cxtr, e,,I, , r - t;u ~, can
trim size II $3.50 ~ ''
/ d
TFl3 Sni Of dark brown diagonal plain STRAIGHT lines s4 that enters
trimmed vth bone buttons Sz, $3.50 II Il foundation
80" Navy diagonal twill trimmed with I,lg, Mack
''''''S an" FeNet collar Snc" $3.50 days uo.lh
T'Q Midnight BIT" salGtnc finished with silk braid marx We o"
and bone buttons. S.u. 0-$2850 ~~ ~~ lniad superficial
43Q "a Noy,. I..,1l. d amou
''' ''fNi"l oNp'Ne eject SIZE 10 hay
d
5000 Suit Of brown twill Norfolk 81 $3.50
S5''o Navy 9Ierne suit tailored with braid and @ spirit
$500 Brown twill suit bone buttons and mole @ =
fur Size IS $2850 90" "'' """' here
5000 Blue broadcotI with trim Size 3e S28M c.
S.o 30 Na,r ,,,,s,, . - 9ooo' LEATHE
collar Size tS $3.50 ~ "'S' W
These hand
7wo Velvet Suits at Halt E" @,. niog yei i ats
nave Just two high priced velvet We will
$50 50 Black ve,yst y,.{$ sn+ .;,. >. No.. 9S
' 944'to This $
g.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
CENTRAL To
RISK CROWN
Burroughs Team Takes On
Strong Lansing Eleven
For Turkey Day

Central high school will not 20
after any intersectIonal honors this
season. That sort of thing will be
left for Toledo Scott. which has, be
yond question. the champion high
school team IN this part of the coun.
try. Central was defeated by Scott
and Buffalo Lafayette. and could
have nc championship claims far
ther than the state. Everett high
Was defeated early this season. and
30 Vas Oak Park. of Chicago so
none Of the old stnndoys could give
Central a chance 10 win much
honor
But Central ~ not averse 20 risk
'pe thA, state championship Two
post season games have been NJ.
ranged. Next Saturday. CRss Tech
.Will play Central a. Goldberg neld.
This game should b. a runaway for
burroughs team but there may BE-
close score. Tech has bsrn full OF
surprises this year. one of them be
me fine trimming handed 10 East
ern
IN Thanksgiving day. Lansing
h'gh will come To- Detrlit n wind
~ the season This should be
regular game, ard II may UPSET ali
De championship dope Grand Rap
W. defeated Lansing in ihe rnsl
Ie1iod after grand scrap. and the
Hpst4terS are deemed Just about as
good "a pnnle TTtou's team Cen
tr8l IL tn great danger ~ over con
edtnce and Turkey daN trim.
mng Is not III" most impossia,
a. nr "a the We Ia
Another high school athletic ln
noun eurnt " interest l. that Per
G, Drew. crack athlete a. washing
on ant Jefferson under Rob 20
well will coach the Eastern high
basketball team this winter
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Eastern Fans Trying to
Match Brown and Pitt

Brown. and Warner al Pittsburgh.
Warner Immediately wired back the
school odbcials would not counte
nance such a meeting. declaring u
ssvored too much OF commercial
Ism
Last year. however. commercial
i'm aid not stop Pittsburgh from
seeking meeting with Cornell
which then was he other unbeaten
team IN the east. Cornell refused
On the same gtounds as that sd-
vanced this year BY Pittsburgh. and
the smoke-town huskies forthwith
claimed the title BY default. This
yesr. with prestige gained by two
years OF remarkable effort, pitts.
bUrgh has stopped any such pro
ceedings.
A meeting between Brown and
Pittsburgh would be a most httlng
climax TO the seasons % the teams.
Neither has had any great opposi-
ton in going right down the fall
months 10 a clean sweep OF vic.
tories Each stlll has a hard game
on schedule. Colgate being billed
for Brown and Penn State against
Pittsburgh. Either OF these teams
might topple one of the big boys,
but at that they would still stick
out az the caste classiest bet.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
f.uck and Per istence
Make GlOcksOn a Star
NEM STYLE

low on several occasions after they
had broken away from oyLer less
powerful grips
lie suddenly developed ability as
n k kor man. and n the Evan ton
: ne booted the oal, almost over
1bt goal the ye-y ,tlc. ia he last
.h.re games Tango" has be,n a
"bc a." on de- nse and haa o,ened
bs holes fof D-nne o p!clgh thru
Ths part Of hi. play waS more
rc' .~ea6lc IN the Evanston and
pHt ON Oh game than against
Cciumlu,
.iiock -on's career as Herald
player only shows what nd mlia5le
plnck and courage VII do FOR y fei-
low on he TOO ball field. Right now
th,re isn't better guard than he
PLAYING independent football. no col
ltFe men excepted on course. this
statement !s tempered hy line on
the men eho hAy" shown here But
ihc list Includes tbc cream of PRO
fessionA football ageresa'ions az
tiat.
Coach Marshall t. depending on
Glc-&scr 10 tear up the Akron and
Cleveland ln1an lILe in next sun
CAV 8 and tto turkey DAY games.
and unie D" KIDS IN the mean
time the confidence IS not mis-
ilaCed