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The Arvada enterprise., 1916-07-06
SYNOPSIS.

Little Helen Holmes, daughter Of Gen
"rtl Holmes. railroad man. Is rescued
from imminent danger on "A scenic rail-
rOpd by George Storm. "A neHsbry. Grown
to young wOmnnhOod, Helen saves storm.
now a fireman. and Robert ScasrGc. pro-
moter, from IA threatened collision. Safe
nrenkcrs employed by Scagrue steal Cen
"rni Holmes survey plans OF the cut OF
Hoe Tor the Tidcwatcr fatally wound the
general md escape. Her fathers estate
trdly involved by his death. Helen goes
to worl, on the Tidcwntcr. Helen RECEIVERS
the survey plans from S"hgruc, aud
though they are taken from her. finds an
accidentally made proof OF the survey
blueprint Storm IL employed by Rhine
lander. Spike befricndcd by Helen. In his
turn saves her and the right-nf-way con
tracts when Scagrue kidndps her. Helen
and Storm win for Rhin"lsnder race
against Seacruc for right way. Helen
Storm and Ehiuelandcr rescue Spike from
Scngruc's men. Spike steals records to
protect ithiuclhuder, and storm and Helen
save Spike from death Ia the burning
courthouse. Vein ia Superstition mluc
ptuchcs out. Scagrue salts 1t and sells II
TO RhinclaHdcr, The vein Is relocated.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-07-06
THIRTEENTH INSTAllNENT
A FIGHT FOR A FORTUNE

A bright morning sun beat down In
winter warmth on tho Superstition
mine. Near the mouth of the tun.
mel stood Amos Rhinelander. now sole
owner OF tho property. giving orders
to his foreman. At the loading plat
form not far away George Storm was
bantering with Helen Holmes. 1t was
the day after her hazardous flight
down the aerial railway, but she
looked rs refreshed and charming as
OF the word trouble.
George Storm. her companion. stall
wart and young. was disputing with
Helen for the possession OF u pocket
mirror he had nlchcd from her van
i,y bag. when Ithinelunder APP
preached. Il am afraid | am dc trop
here" he said dryly. looking from one
to tho other.
Helen flushed the least bit. Why.
not ut ALL" she disclaimcd. We were
only waiting for the team to come
back from Valley"
And you found 1t easier to wait to-
gcther.' continued Rhinclander, un.
abashcd. However" he went on.
sparing the manifest embarrassment
Of the young couple. I've something
to say to each OF you.
They looked at him qucstioningiy.
lie held two papers in his hand.
Helen" no continued. yesterday
Cpmp,ctcd 1 think pretty thorough.
ly. my title to the superstition nine.
I never expect to get any stronger
claim on piece OF property than
now have on tIis. Unless. no added.
d'izLical'y. 10 my lot IN the nome
cemetery after occupy IL pcfha
ne'tiy IN met -- AIS inco Nghtol win
sm'le-lt iooF.d awhile yesterday
40 II | shouldn't have any real use
Tor that even. certainly thought
George no SAID. speaking 10 storm
VINO VIZ N''' "pP'u III t"' '"',"s''
'"" "up''H''''"" in''' ''au't ""u" W
'"' ''h' ''S''s p'"''' p"' ""''' W.
M''o 'c'o'a'ns 'n'' pls '''" !'"'
'''''h' were su'''"b WITHOUT ''o 'oSs
VI "''""'o Wv "''P "'''9'''S "
ihht IL one reason no went on
doi'bcrh'ely' "hy nave ''tlAod over
"itht To convey To you Ilttle sir'' with
my compliments ana po't wishes
'"fiincat" Tor oh"thfd tue '"pl'a'
stock OF TINS property. lie handed
hcr paper i'oro IL 10
George he turned To his assist
ant-'you. too. have stood By me At
every turn OF the road since went
into THU cuton hight You lost your
job with tho Tidc"atcr lin" through
a'ick,ns to me, ! could have got you
rclnstatod-you know that, OF course,
az well as do. nut there was "A III.
tie scltshncss. admit. In my not do.
ms 80. | iclt you could De OF more
aid To me on the front; aud my OK
rcctnt'ons have not IN single m
"'ah'c "ec" disappointed
don't expect I" sp"hd all my
ne IN this country shal nave I"
'uh'c o'hihn me "h'h ~ E'H''
roheohe 10 represent my 'ht'F''u
ana I" fuhru theh' 'h' great "oa'tl
t"at mas come 10 me VI 'n'S prop''S
mas come '''' h'shI WISH SUI
I"f'"s Tor money p''or' ""n'" II.
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Penn Charter is the 1915 InteracademIe
League champion This gives Coach Dick
Merrltt's eleven its fourth consecutive grid
iron title. The Little Quakers romped off
with tho laurels by defeating Episcopal
Academy, but the victor was forced to
extend itself throughout 1t was believed
that the Churchmen would have been an
Yeasy proposition for Penn Charter, and a
more one-slded score would have resulted.
In the other league match Friends Gem
trail overwhelmed Germantown Academy.
40 to Z.
The final contest OF the circuit will be
played nexe week. when Penn Charter plays
Germantown Academy and Episcopal meets
Friends Central.
In the first period of the Penn Charter
fray Episcopal rushed the pIgslfn to the
opponents 7-yard line. where the nome team
rallied and SItley booted tho ball into safe
territory. Neither scored In the first half
In the second half Penn Charter staged a
comeback. With the ball near the 93-yard
mark, Lester Sitley attempted n goal from
the field, but he missed by inches, Penn
Charter had another opportunity for a field
goal and Sitley made good, his toe sending
the ball over the bar from the as-yard
mark
In tho fourth period a tumble enabled the
QualSers to score their touchdown
Friends Centrals victory over German
town was one-sded one. Coach KeIch-
ner's boys had things their own way in the
four periods, for they were leading at The
end of the first half "a to T.
Line plunges and end runs routed the
Mannheim team, which was outweighed In
the line and baclSheld.
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AMERICAN STARS MAKE GAEAT
IMPRESSION IN CHRISTIANIA
THROUGH SPORTSMANSHIP ACT
Accident Befalls One of Runners in 800 Meters
Relay-Americans Immediately Stop and
Have Event Rerun
By ]. f. TED" MEREDITH

and Murray won first and second, with Hull
thin, a Swede, third. Hulthln broke the
Swedish record by 5-10 of a second when
he ran is 2-5 He knocked down several
hurdles, however. and it would not be
allowed in the United States.
Simpson in Form
Simpson ran IA As seconds in this race
and seemed In wonderful shape. Tho two
hurdlers entered the jump later in the aft
ernoon and finished In the same order as in
the hurdle race. Simpson first with twenty
two feet six inches leap and Murray second
well over twcnty-one feet
The American relay team kept up its
great work of last week down here and
won all three relay races In the last race
each man ran 200 meters and the team
did very fine thing. which was appreciated
greatly by the Norweginns
ward started the race and beat his man
by n good margin, but the Norwegian in
passing the baton tripped and fell, drop
ping IT, The second man was left stand
ing bewlldered. with Murray about nfty
yards ahead, not knowing of the accident
Simpson and I saw the trouble from our
side OF the track and ran up and stopped
Murray. Then we asked to have the race
rerun.
This seemed to please the spectators very
much and the officials were greatly i'm
pressed The final outcome was n close
finish. with our team winning by a yard
A Royal Welcome
Again In Christiania we were given a
royal welcome and a fine time. 1t seems
the hardest thing we have to do is to get
to bed at the proper time and make them
understand that we should go instead of
attending banquets and other parties We
are Standing up under the strain In good
shape, however.
Again the American Minister at Chris,
w LII
man treated us finely and gave us ali tba
attention he could, Our prize collection has
increased great deal and now we have
difficulty in carrying them all.
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CLOUDS OF FUR WILL FLY
WHEN NEWSPAPER GOLF TITLE
IS SETTLED THANKSGIVING DAY
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

IJAND.PICKED delegates from the first
II thing in the morning since 1896 and
the last thing at night since 1914 will clash
in a bitter battle on the links Thanksgiving
Day. when a golf team representing the
PUBLIC LEDGER and one from the EVENING
LEDGER win meet for the newspaper title
OF Philadelphia The title will rest on the
brow hguratlveIy speaking. OF the winning
team for lack of any other dlsputants.
Eight representatives OF the two great
dailes win go to grips the match being
decided over the eighteen-hole private links
OF Cyrus H. K, Curtis. in Wyneote. Pa.
Nothing to 1t
The match is expected to develop into
nothing more than a runaway practice
match for the team of o. o. d. p, partc-
ularly II the T.. L. team lives up to the
natural golf ability its individuals claim.
The only hitch so far has been in the
pairing AS each member OF the p. l.
team was named today, there was a chorus
OF shouts from the f. L. delegates-''Let
me at him" Il want to play him !" and
SO forth.
The match win be tho first ever played
in local golf between teams of rival news
papers. The PUBLIC LEDGER team, the
losers, OF course, viii be hosts at a din
uef 10 Ene EVENING lAEh4HH a3 SUM 80
the formal result OF the match has been
decided this being one Of the perfunctory
conditions agreed upon.
The 2. L. line-up is Tom DAILY, stenton
1nalist; 'Bin" Sykes. president OF the
Bala Golf Club; r. J. Leyis, W, X. A. f.
A. H. Kane, the indoor newspaper cham
plon Charlie MoLudwig also an Indoor
Champion; Chandler Richter. champion of
local baseball golfers: M'Liss, who played a
lot OF golf one afternoon this summer. and
s. McSnIbliek. that's all
aThe p. L. line-up follows: Duffer Recap,
dean OF sports writer's; Duffer Young,
Keith's champion DuffeF Cornish, cham
pion aIibiist; Duffer Evans, who has been
writing golf the hrst thing in the morning
since 1886; Duffer Jones. who admits he
never aid worse than the low eos In his
lie; John c. Martin. TREASURElai
park Horse" BuIlitt, and masked mar
vel p ringer" no doubt.
A Interview
carloaulst sykes Who has iast been
elected president & 1als " = sweeping
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Seize Your Pick

NATIONAL CUP
First Round
Disston VS.. Wanderers. at Tneony Ban
FnFG FGihaS feFse' Ts Aehtomn XII h mlnds st From. .
and Erie avenne. Referee. John Waldsrs,
CRICKET CLUB LEAGUE
First Division
uIIseri,Sn, MsriSn white vs.. MeTlon, Maroon. =
town. Referee. James Walders.
Second Division
at MaSeriord Sosse. -" RsisrsS ssS Gsss
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Division
c,snpsIs P%5IsrP Vetfrans: at sssSnd and
Ascension vs.. Fails. at and Tioga strssts
Referee. E. j. Gangl0ff.
ke Marcus HSck a" Ess4ss nsGs aSe
Second Division 81
- swarthmoEe VS.. Wilson. at swarthmoFA
SIT. Taeony IS.a Hl6ss v; Puritan Reserves. =
STATE state road ana Unruh street. Referee n
.Payonia vs.. EdgemoOr Bridge. at ThiEty:.
sixth street and Railroad avenue CRmdeas
Referee, IL. Anderson.
Third Division
Veteran Wanderers vs.. ,PhIladslphia Esr
s srs; at state road and Disston street.
Hurley VS.. Taeony Baptist. at slxtesa
street and Hunting Park avenue. Rsfsres,
ssathwarE vs., Falrhin. at Front ana
wood. Pa. Referes. w. IoBIsy.
Fourth Division
Falrhill II. @. vs.. Christ Church. At 2
street and Nieetown lane. Referee. J.
Pesrisss VS.. DIsston Rovers. at d street
and NieetOwn lane. Referee, ii. Greenhalaei
RoShoroHgh ys, Proyldence, at Ridge aaq
WtssinominE ys. Textile BOYS, CLUB. !
IToFSrssdals sxssHgs sHEs. and Van Kirk strsss
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
,MaEtex vs.. Foster. at Tgllp, street Aad
strsst si ahd xnsEhenSS y avenue. u; RsisTss. ..
:, Electric STORAGE vs., STANDARD RELIEF: e
Referee, ii. Bamford. =
1900 WIssahiekOn avenue. Referee. ,.
PHILADELPHIA LEAGUE
BENEFIT Games
Eden " fhtneedslphis itae Textile; l. at f9sse n.
ICtSSIilnEswoOd VS.. Pick Of the League. q
Third street aud LehiEh avenue. heisfe'-
Christ church vs.. st. Matthews. at Tenth
and hutler streets. Referee, g. Gurus.
PLAYGROUND LEAGUE
Athletic VS. Kingsessing, at Athletic.
sTr sr~GSSa Ssrisa G ni vs. Fasid. ias at starr dss
Happy Hollow vs., yags. et HsPgs sIs,- Hslls-.
CLUB GAMES
., dlraFd CollsEe y; Geersss vIlISsa. sfIlhIgSsl; =
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majority, claims to have won his high of,.a
by liberal platform. N'''ee
lie Is not In favor of increased taxation
put VIII give an attentive ear to ali demands
Tor an ls-hole course. though satisfied VIII
'he present hne s-hole links at the club.
He has no Bryan tendencies. Ia neutral IN
Ine subject or woman suffrage. favora free
speech and insists on a progressive reign.
THE club was never in a mora nrosra,,,,,
condition said President Sykes TO-DAY, "anS
l anticipate nothing but more prosperItv In
the season ahead" t''
grappled with Arthur Ia Roche ar sfSrtoI
recently In the finals for the stenton Gun
AT the end Of the s6 holes the match was
draw, according to the count They plavsd
TWO extra holes, both, which Dalv haIysS
without stroke which he was allowed m
each They they laidl on because neither
was certain Of the ruling in the mater
which makes 1t necessary to play sIshtssn
holes more to decide handieap match In
case of draw. -
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Local Man for Commission Hendp

a to
~ OF
Commits
ut
One man declares that Garry Hermann would
of
that body However
he is offered
be
the
In addition of
the
that he will be the
Other mentioned
1nternaton
injunction
baseball OF
Richter
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Did Harvard Plan to Eliminate Pollard?


put Pollard
the
cation OF penalty
statement
would think
- Episcopal
le the
1sntz OF Central Manual at their best
FE eame
Aowmiams
to
Of
weeks and
not Be surprising
zot the franchise
RIzE sOpokng aght
ike
their
A the ghrnlyen
TIE As that he was sons to get He
interest
continued its
- o a it much
senhns to crosens contention
F. sAg victory for Iehigh in the annual battle
loeaag
e Hh an ths nta
he s goodas
zszzzH - sesaa e = treat rsF local hsao lana
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LOUISIANA SHOWS WELL
IN WINNING FROM HAHN
Conqueror of Champion Will
liams Twice Staggers Richmond
Foe, Who Proves Rugged

Louisiana is still the same little battleF
that knocked down and came near stopping
Champion Kid Williams. This the Phila-
delphian proved at the Nonparen Club last
night when he defeated Barney Hahn; il
was no cineh for Louisi Hahn showed up
as a rugged little battler and It wasn't untiI
the closing rounds that the eonqueror OF
Williams could pile up a lead
For three rounds Hahn fought IouisI
almost even He held his own and some
times outslugged Louisiana in the elinches.
but from the distance there was no com
parison between the lads. In the fourth
frame Hahn was staggered with a right
hand punch. Again in the last period
Louisl let ny a. Highlander on Hahn,s
eheek-bone and the latter went to- his
knee. He was up. however, without taking
count
The bout was one OF the fastest sean al
the Nonpariel this season and the club was
jammed 70 its capacity
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BATTLE BETWEEN BROWN AND PITT IN THIS C
BROWN rs WILLING TO MEET
PITTSBURGH IN POST-SEASON
CONTEST FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Western Pennsylvanians Clamored for Game
With Cornell Last Year. But Do Not Seem
Anxious for Clash With Brunonians


IT
their
Cornell authorities could this
~ the critics awarded it the Iacans because Of the victory ar
spOnshp default Now conditions be reversed and Pitt has
mind postseaon football
in o o
n
difference college football fighting
majority Of critics who have Warmers action Therefore Pitt feels
II
championship Of the providing
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CMRsTANIA. Norway. oct. as.

CHIISTLANIA, Norway, Oct. 23.
ITTE HAVE completed our meeting in
w Christania and now arc bound for
Malmo, Sweden, where we again tako part
in two days meet. The results in Chris
tiania, as have been noted through the
cablegrams, were about tho Bame as In
Sweden. with ourselves taking most OF the
prizes. The fellows seem to have improved
since running in Stockholm, and every ono
is going better with the exception of Ward,
whose cold still is very bad.
Loomis now ls the best spFinter in the
party and has won both the 1O0-meter and
6O-meter events In Rustad, tho Norwegians
have very fast man, but he could not
defeat the tall lanlSy LoomIs. In the 60
meter race tho fault of tho Scandinavian in
starting was brought out very clearly.
In all the sprint races there was great
trouble in getting the mon off evenly, due
to the fact that they do not impose n
penalty for breaking and the shorter the
race the harder II is for the starter. This
was true in Stockholm In 1929 but they
still have clung to tho old way.
Poor Starters
In the 6O-meter at ChrIstIania, Ernie
Hjertberg was acting as starter and the
men broke twenty-one times before hs could
call good start 1t brpaght out tho effl-
cheney OF our rules in the States and also
the steadness OF our sprinters, for out of
the twenty false starts we were the
offender but once the Norwegians being
unable to hold their marks more than an
instant after the command get set"
| was again beaten In the 500 meters by
Bolen, this time in 1.56, but the race was
very close and was in much better shape
than at Stockholm; in fact. l had improved
forty yards easily In the past week, which
proves that l needed more work before
starting In Sweden.
The 400 meters was very eaav and xvnp
in fifty seconds. / seem to have lots of
speed for this distance but, cannot go
beyond II.
In the 11o-meter hurdle race, Simpson
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Scholastic Schedule TOday


FOOTBALL
South Philadelphia vs. West PbIIaa.Inh,.
mlsh heh9Olg at Northeast High Sehoal dsij
lwentS-ninth and Cambria streets 1850
Northeast High School vs. Central E4Izh
school at Houston Field Twenty y-nInih asd
Somerset streets. A @ase
OTHER GAMES
NillanOya Preparatory " Pannsvlv.,s.
institute Tor the Deaf. &c At Air.
FoFklomen Seminary vs.. Befhishsua pr.
paratorY. at Bethlehem. 80
Mill.lamson l School 70. Albrisha CoIIsss, n
Franklin Field. -e.A41As -
az PhillinsburE. AAAAA'
= lover Merioa Hish rs. Radaor nigh. a.
Trenlon High School vs Bordantoan AIut.
tary Institute as BordentoWn.
ohssteE High v, Wilmington Hlzh, at VII
Ailsntown Preparatory ". svarthuo.s
PreparatQEss at sHarthmaEe.
broNa FreQaratoFy ys. Peantagtoa sehsal.
sOCoER
6iEard College -. GsorEs sehssl IS elrars
osSFEs school sssoaa y. ehArd csllsss
TRACK
Puhlla Hlzh seheal shaanlaaahIa szass-
country Enn. kAAFmaaat Pax seazse.
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Ten Tiaers VIII Graduate

EN Of the eleven regulars representing Princeton against Yale today
n
s
considered in
land
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Philadelphia Should Get Game


Is possible to
than make for the loss of the Armyavy behove
Provide eleven
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Cubs After Fred Mitchell

ABOUT
of the
according the
Weeghman offered
knows
plotting Chicago team
hen the season nopena
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Curtis Billiard Results

William Jenuins easily defeated L. Yarnau
lTb TO SO, last night In the Curtis billiard tour
nament match at the Continental Hotel rooms
The winner took only SO innings, giving him an
average slightly better than two points
Jennlns annexed high run OF IL. while
Yarnalls best effort netted him only points
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PENN CHARTER IS
ACADEMIC LEAGUE
1916 CHAMPION
Victory Over e pisco a |
Gives Little Quakers Fourth
Straight Gridiron Title
EASY FOR F. C. ELEVEN
Results of Scholastic
Games Played Yesterday
FOOTBALL

Penn Charter, o; Episcopal Academy, o,
Friends Central. 30; Germantown Acad-
emy, Z.
Chestnut Hill. e6i st. LuISc's School, 0.
HiEh. o.
,CEeltenhnm High School, 82, Lansdowne
Ridley Park High. O; Darby High School o.
NOrristOwn Hlgh School, AZ; PhoenixyIIIeO
Cheltenham High, 32i Lansdowne High, o.
Bryn Athyn, q; BerwSn High School, o.
SOCCER
Germantown Friends. 3; FrIendA' Select o.
GIRLS HOCKEY
Friends Central, 4; MOOreStown Friends a.
SwarthmOro College freshmen. 3; Friends
Select, 2.
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TOday's Football Schedule
and Scores of Last Season

p... ,u..,- Scores
HarygFd vs.. brown, at Cambridge. 10 I
Army Ar vs. spriasieds st ys.t ~ lhIafa paIat
NaVS vs.. Vlilanova. at Annapolis.
s4racuse Vs: Colgate. Mt Syracuse, 4. .38- o
s@arthmors ". Dickinson. ''aPus al sMarth- 90
I.PI.S PIP5s :: !, ,a.d Il "a I; si,,:i;;4 AZ 0
Tufts vs., BS%doia. al sIsdfafdd. -. ISL
Hayerford vs.. Johns Hopkins, at Baiii-
Hey Gross Us; Fordham.. al Woresstsi $50 6-iS
Getty sbarg VS.. nackaeii at HsrriSbafk iS 9-1S
bbaIEtmonth bI vs. w, Va, at Hanoyer...
GeorgetoWn vs.. \. @. Asgies, at Wash
MahisS6eIE vs.. Catholic; t., al wash sS-
AlbFishf IS. Williamson. al bise;f;stioiwsaa
AmRerst Es, Williams. az Amherst. 81
New HampshiFs vs., Rhode Island. Al
New York vs. Nd. State. az New YORK g-is
Union S1 W Hamilton. a.u a sehshesstesGdalS hass eGals
hais iais' W. ss dhlesso "a At 8 HrsShs sSSlsssslls
Minnesota vs. Wlseqnslh, at Minneapolis. S0-S
kSShsss m 4 AfdRs asd a a fSs1sstes
ihssPIs1ssss isIs sisss M ss s,sss1f a 81 TOY J
sllshlssa 4. Q. v. Notrs Dane at L.
deossla -. GeefEla. Tech. Al Athens. o
FIfglaia =. 1lll. Hast. at 6laTioffssss--
va. p /. w. Roanoke. at Bissksbi5fi... ~
Mashlagton - Mt So. Mary's, al
Wsstaiasisl =. 'Baaalso.. At North vii
W. Va Kss. :. Bssaiainisf.' i Hasllaa-
Exeter als - iaassss. al xaasssssss.. s9
sDenetes aid aet nias.
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willisOn Wins at Billiards

In class b three-eushion billiards match Al
the Empire Academy last night +. Wililsou a.
fsated T. jackson In close game 45 points 10
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So Many Stars of Eouo,
Value That Final ,Se.
lection Will Be Doublv
Hard

FINHB enterprising citisens vho 49,
Il mind to select an all.Amerioan h.s.s..n. =
this fall are quite welcome to tbsir .a,sh s.A,Nh
mehL Ot all the seasons gone hstse- sh-
can recall none where there vvsrn - = "
stars OF about equal value, wb.r. ''sly ny
selection confined TO n few uouiS any
badly cramped. They overrun tbs az =
number. ana the man who ,vi,h uta ueta =
Justice can weed out the four i.ss.iule
a genius beyond the human noid
A Few From the List
Here is n brief excursion into a..
OF backheld stardom, the list bsInS ,,Ilaaa nea
plete, but sufficient unto the s,s,,stl1. -nooin.
thereof: kument
Yale-Le Gore.
Harvard-Casey and Horwesn. F
Princeton-DriEgs.
Pcnnsylvanla-Berry
Pittsburgh-De Hart IJa,.,r..
Laren. We.
Brown-Pollard W.
Army-OllphHnt and Vidal
Dartmouth-Gerrlsh, Thlelscher c,.
nell San-
Cornell-Shiverick
Ohio State-Harley.
Observation-Disclosures
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