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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-04

Chicago Grain and Pork Market.
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TOPEKA MARKET REPORT.

Topeka Livestock Market.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18

tiny of German kultur as the
 system that must rule the world,
 the Imperial Governments ac-
 tions have through years of
 boosting. double dealing. and de oeit tended toward aggression
 upon the rights of others. And if there still be any doubt as to which one was most prepared, most eXultant at the chance. and readp instantly to march upon other nations even those who had given no otfense. The whole sale depfedatons and hldeouS atrocities in Belgium and in Ser bia were doubtless part and par eel with the Imperial Govern, m ant'S purpose to terrorze.smail nations into abject submission for generations to come. But Tn this the Autocracy has been blind. For its record in those countries, and in Poland and in northern France. has given not only to the Allies but to liberal peoples throughout the world the conviction that this menace to human liberties every where must
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18
YOUNCWOMEN WANTED
To FIJI Bookkeeping and Steno- graphic Positions Left Va- cant by Young Men
 Training for the Army

It IS imperative that every young xoman in our United States, secure in she enjoyment of Liberty and Happi- ness. should "do her bit by taking the place of some young man who is per Corning heroic and valient service on sAe battle front.
 In previous conflicts, women have sct been unresponsive to our country's call and the women of today will like wise spring to the fore and do a man 2 part wherever they cao.
 The need for young women today Is imperative Not only is there short- age of stenographers in all government departments at Washington, but pri- rate firms all over the country must nave stenographers and office help to sll the gaps caused by the war.
 1t IS a splendid chance for the young somanhood of America to serve.
 Write us today for special terms.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18

be utterly shorn of its power for harm.
 For the evil it has effected has ranged far out of Europe out upon the open seas, where its submarines in defiance of law and the concepts of humanity have blown up neutral vessels and covered the waves with the dead and the dying. men and women and children alike. It's agents have conspired against the peace of neutral nations ev- anywhere, sowing the seeds of dissenslon. ceaselessiy endeavor- ing by tortuous methods of de- eeit, of bribery, false promises, and intimidation, to stir up broth CT nations one against other. in order that the liberal world might not unite. in order that
 Continued on page five.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18

Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney or blad. der troubles. Sanol gives relief in "A hours from all hackache and bladder troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed reme- dy. 35e and sl,00 d fottle at Hesterly deGg store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18
uOW TIE WAR
 CAME 10 AMERICA
Continued from last week.

No overt" act, however. was ordered by our Government un- , til Count Bernstortf had reached Berlin and Mr. Gerard was in Washington. For the German ambassador on his departure had begged that no irrevocable deer sion be taken until he had the chance to make one final plea for peace 10 his sovereign. We do not know the nature of his re- port to the Kaiser; we know only that, even if he kept his pledge and urged an eleventh. hour revocation of the subma- rine order. he was unable to sway the policy of the Imperial Government.
 And SO. having exhausted every resource of patience, our Government on the 18th of March finally issued orders to place armed guards on our merchant ships.
 With the definite break in dip lomatic relations there vanished the last vestige of cordiality to- ward the Government of Ger many. Our attitude was now to change. So long as we had maintained a strict neutrality in the war, for the reason that cir cumstances might arise in which Europe would have need of an impartial mediator, for us to have given official heed to the accusations of either party would have been to prejudge the case before all the evidence was in. But now Ut last. with the break ing of friendly relations with the German Government. we were relieved of the oppressive duty of endeavoring to maintain ju- dicial detachment from the rights and wrongs involved in the war. We were DO longer the outside observers striving to hold an even balance of Judgment be- tween disputants. One party by direct attack upon our rights and liberties was forcing us into the conflict. And, much as we had hoped to keep out of the fray, it was no little relief to be free at last from that reserve which is expected of a judge.
 Much evidence had been pre- sented to us of things so abhor
 rent to our ideas of humanity that they had seemed incredible, things we had been loath to be
 ieve, and with heavy hearts we had sought to reserve our judg- ment. But with the breaking of relations with the Government of Germany that duty at last was ended. The perfidy of that Government in its dealings with this Nation relieved us of the ne- cessity of striving to give them the benefit of the doubt in re- gard to their crimes abroad. The Government which under cover of profuse professions of friend ship'had tried to embroil us in war with Mexico and Japan could not expect Us to believe Tn it's good faith in other matters. The men whose paid agents dy namited our factories here were capable of the infanies reported against them over the sea. Their Governments protesta- tions. that their purpose was elf-defense and the freeing of small nations, fell like a house of cards before the revelation of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

condition. and did not show n trace OF
fatigue.
Just beyond here Tile color turned
from blue to khaki rs long lines OF the
British came into sight. In tho lead
were cyclists. and then came engineer.
! trains. Following were long ranks OF
infantry, cavalry and artillery. At ono
point headquarters had been temper
arily established along the roads and
guards wore at the gate as tho officers
went ana came.
Farther on II British general and his
ing forward.
MEN IN f'ERfIsCT SHARE
AND EAGER TO ENTER FIGHT
Tho artillery horses were ESPECIALLY
marked for their sleek wcll-fed condi-
! ton. ana the observers lipted how all
the brass work on the guns and equip-
mcnt glinted with the thorough care
it had had. one engineer corps was
rumbling TO the rear with huge pom
toors on camiuons. MS il had bccn
found these were not needed, but all
the rest OF the force was moving for
ward
The men looked hard ms nails Roth
Officers ana men were eager To hear
now the fight was going. and were
anxious TO get forward.
Tho rhGimental bands were In linz.
ana Italian bands have disappeared in
tho fierce carnage of recent days and
the bands!nch are charging with bayo-
/ nets
The whole appearance Of the British
ana french gave feeling OF Erea,
power because, Of the perfect otEanizn-
ton and The ar1or of all ranks, acccn
/ 'uat"d By tho timeiincss ,%i,h which
they arc arriving in tho vicinity Of The
J battle front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Burglars Pose
as Detectives
Huri Waichmen Into Store Fault
and Escape WNh Cash.
,Jewclry and Furs
ny Associated Press

CLEVELAND. ONO. November CO
Three night wa,chmen we're found
bound aud Gasgel in the vault at tho
lIisbcr Company store early to-day.
where they had pcen locked by four
safe blowers. Who had broken into The
strong box and escaped with rich
haul.
According 20 statements Ivy OIL; In Is,
of the company. the blowers got
between $4,000 ana 10000 i'll cash ant,
stole $1,000 worth OF merchandise. in =
Guiding jcwelry and furs
The watchtnen. when released. were
almost suffocatcd. They said tho
"rack"men gained entrance TO the
building hy posing as Secret Service
mon looking for German spics wh8
were reported to have plotted TO set
fire to the building:
The IIigbec Company operates on.
Of the ciy's large dry goods and lie.
partmcnt stores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

eye. ana disclosed voce adequate to
her songs; Louise worthiugton. as SEN
Sen. Was Sufficiently beautiful greatly
to stim,ilate the saic az that familiar
sonfcction for which She was named;
little Marie Callahan was cute and
whiting Fan fnn ana showed marked
dancing ability.
There were some splendid solo and
chorus numbers ".;uod-hy Girls I'm
Through" by MIR. Hoyer and the -four
BLOSSOM Girls. With the attractive heads
of tn. chorus appearing through the
aperturcs IN the drop curtain. was n
pretty selection: Temple Bells" the
iinal. Of ti,e first act. bringing III the
chorus. cacl Of whom, was equipped
with "a untr Of bells, rung vigorously as
u part of the accompaniment: made Il
telling number; Love Moon. also,
with Grace walsh and Lr. lloycr ana
thc chorus. vas excellent.
\ feature ~ decided musical and
comedy interest was the clown Band
of six saNophon"s. giving some good
Instrumental effects and some scream
insiy funny comedy. chin chin" Is
cumming over with clever acts. any
one 81 which would make a hit in
vaudeville; combined, they make up
musical play Which il sup"rlatlvcly in
tercstnk ara entertaining and with
nut dun n6incu, The academy of
Music should hc crowded for the Sub
scducut performances. !. q. Fl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
S. s. Will Forty Your System Against the sevcres Weather

with the suffering which the rheu
matte has to endure rs winter comes
on, and the intensity and regularity
Of his pains. The diseaae seems to
take on added severity at this seh-
son. aud the little pain demons ruin
rampant in their frenzind delight.
Why Is It that SO many people fall
victims to these diseases. while
others escape unframed? Isn't it
true that every ono is equally exposed
to attack"
This is very natural question.
and the answer Is easily arrived at
by a little logical reasoning.
It, is quite true that practically
every one is equally exposed to the
dangers Of dtaease, You are just as
liable to be attacked as the man or
woman sitting next to you on the
street car. 1t all depends upon the
condition Of your blood supply.
II your blood Is thin and impover-
ished and has been allowed TO reach
low state by the accumulation Of
impurities. you have not sufficient
vitality 10 resist these EGrm attacks
and they find a fertile field In your
system to spread disease.
Your neighbor will easily resist
the identical attack because he be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
BOWIE RESULTS

'fF ,Keei >n4 s,is . .ss. fH5oG.g Il
rcn NJuanita, H.. III thndrlsuesJ. $500
third Time los as: lack q spadrs. .xFlre
s Ret 'yhw pif dsE simon "T KIS ata Franz sma
Flarper, also ran .xfieid.
,sfser and .so wa lss
Sfrican Arrow, it6 tKummerr. $40 ana
nDc ih Nfei ninS Dali ' TocaS SI
larry. CmatilIa and Senator Brodrrck a lao
..rhird.siS ,furlonss-o nwa. ia tWalls,.
y u. :. IL ana a. 80. won: pwaGa, ini iKum-
~ a. collins, $40. third Time. ~ Is,
Salon. Whey I.ecnaida ana Anxisty also ran.
,.,fonr;h-,;niIe and twenty yards-Dan. los
k H. o't55P ssi or '.0 ih,; N@,.r
l.,4, u; Feiuccp, zouavc, Merchant. les.
aic y. W"ohrrap also ran.
FRth-inilc and furlonE--Bro,hcr iona
Msn. i"i (WaiiS,. $40, $3.50. $3.50. first;
Hosnwnt"r; {? drummer. $40 20, sec
f TI,1. MialIheIII 10 s'sT,I,,n .s -. th i,
twaIt iielc@ Milton Campbell. Iiindfui,
=, s!$lh-:nii. and 2 fuIlonE-Battl, Abh.y.
si.k 100 az. Rowan. ago. So 20. second;
9!eFps Gt MeTsse 81 rha nrn TIM" TIM
ersn .ple sHs g. .,s,seO'ne rio:
S"ahAach. lpl tWails), $50. $3.50 second:
Christie, fes iHicNl fys6 ,nIrd Tine.
its IL. Ellison. kIinAr. silk Rra also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

Right now YOU arc OH the TIRES
hold OF the mos; dangerous season
Of tho year. when your system is
called upon TO undergo the severcst
test in resisting disease that is run
ning rampant.
For now is the time whom every
breath Of air you inhale is laden with
millions upon millions of tiny dis
case germs thsl arc fighting 10 find
Judgment in your system and set up
their campaign Of destruction
On every hand you see evidences
OF Catarrh, with it's distasteful and
nauseating symptoms, causing its
victims TO constantly hawk and spit
in an effort to prevent the air pas
sases and throat from becoming
stopped up entirely.
And IT, is q common thing to see
the unfortunate victim OF tho bron-
chial germ. Wheeling md coughing
and almost struggling for breath. 1t
seems constant fight for the right
10 live. Those afflicted with colds
and grippe are everywhere. Most
dangerous OF all is tho germ Of pneu-
! monia, that deadly disease that car
ries of It's victim with startling sud
denness.
| OF course, every one is familiar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
!. ADJUSTMENTS
.CHIN CHIN" IL RUNNING
uNIR WITH lI.I.NIHn Al rs

.tHIN CHIN" IL RUNNING
OVER WITH tLENER ACTS
Tue Dillingham; production ~ chin
,hin,r "A mGsicai fantasy ia three acts,
Wit, flames DOYLE and iiarland Dixon.
s,.orcd a complete success st the
.Aeademy Of afuzir last nigh, THO au-
diehct MAS rather large, than usual
MANY making Inc MISTAKE OF arriving
too HE and uayins She penalty Of
sitting in tn. rear ct tho hous" until
the cnd az III. FRS, art. The curtain
rises pronr,lv rt 20 o'clock A.ch
evening
chin Chin" is a >hlrlwinl of fcrnf-
nine -bcauty gaptfyatfrr music and
spirited comedy from ho.inniua 10 end
+ II is staged with !r.mp,uGus outlay of
scenery and color: ITS chorus rnemhcrs
are eSceptiouany Well selected for ncr-
sonal charm as well az musical ability.
there !,arc some remarkably hrauijfui
girls :il the leading roles. and to can
Ut alt Doyle and D.Spn ar" = show
all by themselves Ih.r FRO worthy
successors of the famous MONTGOMERY
and stone and while neither is quite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

lleves in Drccaution. and keeps his
blood strong and vigorous and alb
solutely free from all impurities by
tho use OF 81 few bottles Of s. S. s.,
the standard old blood purifier and
tonic. He knows that the source o.
all disease is in the blood. and he is
wise enough to keep IFS blood pure
at this critical season when disease
germs are lurking everywhere.
YOU can enjoy the same immunity
as thousands have been doing for
years. Simply go 10 your drug store
and ask for bottle of S. S. s., and
take il according TO directions. You
will notice an immediate tonic effect.
for It Mill improve your vitality. and
few bottles will make you strong
and vigorous, and you will enjoy the
buoyancy OF perfect health.
And with your system kept in per-
feet condition. you will no safe from
the dangers now so prevalent.
Those who AFRO afflicted with ca
tarrb. rheumatism. eczema. Or other
blood troubles, or are IN general
rundown and debilitated condition.
can obtain valuable medical advice
from our Chief Medical Adviser with.
out charge.
Address Swift Specific Co.. Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
CADETS MAKING FINAL
PREPARATIONS FOR TECHS
Lccch and Gibson Suffering From, Minor
Injuries. hut squad ms Whole Is
Rradt for Thursday Rattle.
Especial 10 The mes.Disnatchl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. IA. November 26-
The V. NJ |. squad has entered into
The last stretch OF training which
marks the final effort on the part OF
the team TO he IN readiness TO meet
the Techs in Roanoke Thanksgiving
bay. The entire squad is showing a
marked Improvement in The style and
agGressivcness Of their attack
Tho only mar to the Gailaudet game
last saturday was the injuries received
hr two members of the Y. NJ. ]. team.
when Gibson. who had just returned
from the hospital owing 20 Injuries
received in the 4. & r.. game. wrenched
his ankle again. and will be out per
hars for the remainder Of the season
should he not return his loss will be
kccnly felt. Leech also sustained some
ininor injuries. and had TO be taken out
In the third quarter.
The practice to-day will very prob
ably begin with signal driil. which Will
be kept up for some time and viii he
followed by light scrirnulaae.
All faces arc now turned toward
Roanoke where Tho cadets once more
end the season in the annual tontes;
with their ancient rivals. the Techs.
The two teams are we'll matched.
speedy and full Of pep and hsh;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
w. & J. STARTS SOUTH
Team Leaves TODAY for Richmond.
Where II Expects GruciIibS
flaftIp.
lSnecinI 10 Tie rimes- Uisratch.


WASnlNCTON. IN. November -
Practice sessions Tor Tho Washington
ana Jefferson tenn this year ar. ended.
loon, Tor Richmond Va. where, on
Tha nkksivins. 1t meets the str"E&
Washington ahd Lee outfit in tho sec
sentatte elevens OF North and south.
Scarcely will that game have bech
played when Me!zgcr's. men will be
forced to entrain for roled" o. whers'
on saturday. the strong team Of sol
diars rom CAMP sherman viii b.
played In big host-Season beneh'
considering. the character ri the
struggle yesterday and the sort at
schedule The team has. bern playing
Jefferson leaves for In" Sunny south
!o..norrow In better shape than hn,i
Esen q, anticibated few weeks aa TO-
present ii Formidable outfit. az all It's
injured men have recovered. and "
has fesn gonsGfy.ns rs e"etf hin and
hopes will be the medium For the sue
cessiul cbnclusibn to its sea*oii Cusch
Metzeer said to-day that he lookei for
\ tough hattle--aa hard ns that of last
year. when Washington ana Jefferson
won by margin of Three foihts,and
that he wI vi be- sn'i ,,'n. to YIN by
washington and jefferson will take
twemty-one or perhnrs twenty.tw'
payeFS Tie on sa asS w S 3. ae snn MGs
both to Richmond and Toledo hy :"
number Of rooters There will lie a
capable substitute ready FOR every po-
siticn lin both big games. In cnse Of
emergency. The contest st Toledo IS
looked upon as one Of the very hard
est thnt Tho Rcd and Black has had to
face this year, ana there Is no uu"S-
ton about the hard character nf III"
Washington and Jefferson card this
season. Washington and Jefferson
hopes to wind ND tho season gloripuslr
ny winning both at Eirhmoud aud at
Toledo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
"Y" ATHLETICS

4 spirited basketball contest is
looked for Misunderstanding morning,
wheh team cchpTsed of tho Y. NJ g.
juniors meet. Both teams are about
evenly matched. and tho game Should
out.
The probable lineup of the teams
follows:
business boys--Rakcr. Bethel and
Rock. guards. Edwards. Guldstein ana
kinkofsky. forwards; Eek. center
Juniors - SinoOt and MrCassiin
guards; Watson. center: Mckee. Bryson
ana Junps. forwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
BAN WILL CUT SALARIES
American IcnEur VIII Remove Fnbu-
'ouS RcmunerattHna mud EndcsvOr
to Dodge DOuble-Iicadcr. tturkc''

CHICAGO. November 2G.-Thc Amer
lean League will endcavor to dodge
the onhle-header system next season.
according TO President Il. r.. Johnson
who calls the double -header the .'ctrsu
vide a sufficient number OF open dates
To allow playing OFT OF postponed
games. Ban says the double -hea der
system IL partly Responsible for the
wrackina Of the minor leagues
The American Leneue VIII open IT,
season next April regardless of war
conditions. Johnson said. \ big ma
jority Of lne players will he signed up
TO new contracts during the present
winter and he salaries will DO no
where near tile fabulous sums which
players formerly drew down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
GENERALS NOW HAVE
| FORMIDABLE MACHINE
Eleven Has Undergone Remarkable
Development During Latter Part
Of Present Season.
IN Tor FORM EoR THURSDAY
keeis Rivalry With W. Il j.. and
Recognized Strength OF the Teams
tcsds to Prediction of Excellent
tiaihe-StatiS,ics Of squad


Thet Washington and Ice team bcsan
z the pEescnt year with only three Mono
GranLsnen back on the squad, eleven
monogram men OF last years SQUAT
havitfg entered the military scrric" ~
the Omitted states. hut a tn" scores
indicaie, :hc eleven has anderson" I"
I reIhafkablc development, particularly
siiicethe game with Georgia Tech ami
is n4% undoubtedly or" rt tht most
Formidable machines III IN" South.
hSsrjvalrv between WASHINGTON ana
Leo snd washington and Jefferson is
very asecn ana tho game Thursday
pronfEes to be a memorable one. only
themS. thus far, that OF las, season.
whertthe Generals were defeated by
scorIsof 10 TO o.
~, + .,s,,,, ..,sor is.
WSsbinptop ana Leo 60. Ranaolph
MacoS
Wssbinrton ana Lee. u: Georgia
1atbsS,
wrnsri,,ton ma 10. 90. Y q A.
& Ists
yY5xbi,,,o, mud Ia. II. rirhn,ord
cojisEa a
wtEbineto, and lee. lis: Roanoke
cbiIeEe A.
wasb;nptop and Ice 70. C;coreetown.
on. ~
poat;on ,re wcipht. experience Of
rnAr,Sere =, III. .n,,aJ follow
u Ma.
AZ ,p;s,,,,i .,n,ain and co,,.r ane
1870. 80 e;nh, ;on r,,r,h yrnr
T;verett Mass
n I.,rl.,, e,a m. twenty. weight
1ss ssoon1 war wo,l,.inn Mass
r Isothhi .,clia az. .wnuty-nue
a;rht 1sn ,hira ynor pichmnn1. Io
SuWonn,r,n, Won
! sur.rstoin rnIl hack. oee twenty.
ws,rbt ,sz V / last venr. Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

The Texas Four. a Snappy. wcll-bal-
anccd quartet. With good voices swing
into popularity with n crash at tho
Lyric This week. Male singers have
proven popular With Richmond houses
in the pas,. and the four on The vaude-
vile bill this week hay. an up-to-date
line that MAKES them take exceedingly
Well
The Mtuards present novelty gym
uasiit. 0ddityi and littl" more can be
said for it. OF It's Kind il is a Guod
acrotatir hRlatcing stunt.
= Tho balance Of the bill Is excellent
The Ncintrres. Il skilled mnrksmar. and
4 littic woman who ais" shoots. and
acts as a human target. close the bin
Blu. Bert. incn losist. is an artist In
biackfsce. and has Il refreshing bit Of
philosophy on lies ana lying. clevorly
told 10 l. T.. Nobody and the audience
lie keeps his hearers laughing all tho
time.
The Garden Relies present musical
farce in which a r.arriage Is the clos
ing scene. They present some we'll
sung choruscs. simple in execution. but
well coSlumcd. 'rhc chorus is made UP
of u group Of good loo King girls. and
all together the act is good cntortain-
ncnt for tho r.. r. "
The pictures this week prove eSpoci-
ally interesting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
BOOM FOR VANCE MCCORMICK
Member OF PennsylrnhiA Public Service
Com mtsslon UrRea Him as Can
didRte for Governor.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. November
ga boom for Vance Mccormick: for
the Pennsylvania Governofship wsa
started here to-day ~ Michael j.
Ryan, h member OF thr Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission. He stated
that Mccormick was the logical candi-
date. and cited his appointment TO the
United states commission nov in
Europe ns M evidence OF tho confidence
OF president WilEnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
FORK UNION TEAM FINISHES
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Military Acadrm. Makes Excellent
Ncc0rd-wtil Inse stars Next


FORK UNION. VA. November e
Fork Union Military Academy ended
The strong John Marshall High school
football team. II 10 I. The eaipe was
tied until the last minute, when Braver-
The na&on was on" of the best in
five years. Captain Braver,nan. who
was ihjAEed throughout tho whole sea-
son. was not able {" play up to his
tisua, standard hui kcpt his .enin-
mates nehtins al! III" timr. ftilcy.
right half. was tho hest sround shiher.
and aid some great I'uutiue. On their
ends Powell and Wilkins *hune as
two OF the best ends on prep school
teams. Jones. formerly q star nj New
hort News fish school also showed hp
well. The team luScS captain Drawer
man. rowtli. Wilkins: Riley ana Tor