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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-16

OF Blaek.and- White Checked worsted
trimming on whatsoever, or they may
have tiny pleatings. Of the same ma
terial, lace or net. Some are elabor-
ately beaded and embroidered. One
stunning collar -and4cuff set was Of
white organdy, embroidered In silver.
Crepe de chine ,Geofgette crepe, silk
and satin are used extensively. Flan-
mel, broadcloth and pique are worn
with the woolen dress. One odd set on
a green jersey suit was Of chamois,
pinked around the edges.
Some Of the big shops here in New
York are showing blouses and dresses
made without a collar. The neck is
either rounded Or cut in the straight
across fashion Of the Grecian tunic.
Sometimes the collar on the afternoon
or evening dress takes the form Of q
frame Of tulle or satin outlining the
square neck. The draped or monk col
lar is still popular ,and Of course, the
old favorite, the sailor collar, is with
US in many forms, both large and
small. Heavy tassels weigh down some
Of the collars in the front or back
others, standing high around the
throat, fasten on one side. The jabo'
Of lace or lace-edged and embroidered
materiala il used on some Of the smar1
French waists. r.
The Street Costume
1 For morning and to wear on tn
street, French worsteds, in stripes
plaids and checks, are considered yer!
chic. This little model has q deep yoke
shaped cuffs and an odd arrangemen
Of the belt. The sleeves fit smooth,
into the srmhole. giving the narro,
shoulder which is such q feature Of tn
present mode. s,E.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-16

III. n. ]. Ddllu diseases of the EYE
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT AND
FITTING OF GLASSES. Once over
o. N. Leach q Sons clothing stor"
Once every Saturday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-16
How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known =. ].
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
RECALLS WHEN
EGGS WERE THREE
CENTS A DOZEN

MACON. Mo-. Jan GO" Peopi"
Who complain OF paying i've cents
apiece for eggs think they AZ" IN
hard luck" remarked J. a. Wright
one OF the county's pioneers. 'on'
can tell you we thought times
were good deal worse in The ''os'
when eggs were selling az three
cents a doren.' he said Il remem'
her one day OF taking bss@ei OF
the incest eggs ever ialo 20 OLD
bloomington and Offering them TO
the merchant there When he toia
me he could get all the ersr he
wanted for three cent. a dozen ana
wouldn't pay any more. too" mine
back hcmc.
"Thoae we're vhat YOU call real
hard times. az Far as money was con
cerncd People rnised lots more
stun on the farm. but couldn't gei
anything for II because there was
no way 10 get Il 10 market"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

A new steamship service between
Boston and South American ports
is TO be insugura,ed today with The
sailing OF the steapship Mannowoc
from Boston
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
THIRD WARSHIP.
MISSISSIPPI"
is LAUNCHED

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Jan. q.
The third battleship Mississippi
OF 10 times the displacement OF the
FIRST OF her name--was launched
late Thursday with impressive cere.
monies at which Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels presided.
Daniels reviewed the line OF Mis-
sissippis." The FIRST was great
ship OF her ume--one OF the irsi
steam propelled men-of.war. Size
was Perry's flagship when he went
10 Japan and opened up commerce
With the orient
Dewey Was her executive officer
when. with Farragut's feet. she ran
the gauntlet OF confederate hst,e-.
les at New Orleans. forced the for
midable confederate ram. Manss-
sab. aground and then running
aground herself. caught FIRE and
blew up
The second Mississippi. modern
fighter. was sold to Greece in 1914.
after a peaceful career
The newest MlssIssippl--the lat
80 type OF dreadnaught-is Of 30.
600 tons. Is 50 times as powerful az
the first Mississippi and ! 900 times
az destructive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
SCOTT NEARING
WILL SPEAK IN
FORUM SUNDAY

Scott Nearing will be the speaker
81 the next meeting OF the Detroit
open forum in McCollester hail.
Forest and Cass-aves. Sunday aft.
ernoon al O'Clock. the hour hav-
ING been changed from 330 10 al
iow longer time Tor questions
from the audience
Mr.. Nearing r. dean Of tho Col.
leee OF Arts and Sciences OF To
ledo. He accepted that position
after being dismissed from the Uni
veraity OF Pennsylvania for his out.
spoken criticisms az present eco
nomic conditions and his attenp,
10 bring to light certain business
practices OF the big Pennsylvania
public service corporations which
he deemed highly injurious 10 me
prhlic good
He has published number o'
books on economic subjects. the
most recent being Anthracite
snc Poverty and Riches" The sub
jcct Of his lecture Sunday will b,
working and owning for llv
ing"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Says Simple Remedy
Prolonged His Life
DR.. Ca,dwell's Syrup Pepsin
Effective as a Remedy
for Constipation

Among oldet people the various
organs OF the body have a tendency
TO slow up and weaken, and this ~
usually frst manifest in a pronounc-
ed Inactivity Of the bowels.
Good health Is dependent on regu-
iarity IN this important function
whenever there IL the slightest indi-
cation OF constipation a mild laxative
should be taken 20 relieve the con-
gestion and dispose OF The accumu'
lated waste. Cathartics or purgatives
should not be employ ed. however.
these are too violent In action and
their effect is only temporary.
A mild laxative such as the comb
nation 81 simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. known as Dr. Caidwelrs
syrup Pepsin. is the ideal remedy
II is gentle in .ts action. bringing re
lief in an easy. natural manner. with
cut gripping or other pain or discom-
( tort. is pleasant 20 the taste, and can
be obtained IN AIRY drug store.
Mr.. Robert lie Forge. 9ls kirk'
wood Boulevard. Davenport. Iowa,
says he has always had a bottle OF
/ OR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin in the
house for The past eighteen years,
and that BY using II occasionally a.
I the need arises. and in this way keep
I ing his health good. II has prolonged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

Light and medium-weight lamb
that were carrying heavy neec,
The outlook for wool Is gaming ir
strength every day and all sisn
point "a \ sensational demand 10.
III desirable wools during the com
ing season.
Dozen Dollar Hoo Here.
The dozen dollar" hog has ar
rived and probably to stay for the
government report for January
1917. gave the average the country
over as slt.7S. and values have
Been climbing ever since that re
port vas issued Provision senr'
1cnt on change is becoming more
bullish every day. and whs, wonder
hen q is remembered that mess
ork e. wholesaling FOR s35 per
barrel
In the issue OF Jan IS the chit
caso breeders Gazette published
he following concerning the pro
visior and fresh meat situation
a radical change Of opinion Is
detected smons provision traders.
Tho heavy January hog run pre-
i,cted has not materialixed and
southern demand has been added
an export trade that Is limited
volume only by ears and vessel
pace The Belgian relief commit
,ec has placed another order Tor
n. o0O 600 pounds OF lard and meats
and altho American stocks look
Aeavy from statistical standpoint
tho reverse Is the fact Exports
last week were l5 22S 900 pounds ci
meats and s SIS 600 pounds OF lard
against fo.22l 600 and lsil9.ooo
pounds e~pecuvely year ago. hu'
the movement was limited hy trans
portatlon facilities. There - An
oncrnous trade IN fresh meats
southern demand viii De early and
inslstent and no heavy accumuls
ugon the rest OF III winter Is
probable"
The follow ing is summary OF
the report on he Amer can live
s ,ock situation recently issued b,
-fc agricultural department a.
/ WASHINGTON
Decreases ~ 80 700 horses l12,
oot sheep and $4,000 swine aad in
creases OF - 600 mu'es 6so,o0'
uch cows end i.oo7 900 cattl'
other than mitch stock were indi
+ Gated ~ tho annual estimate OF thu
deup~-~1en Of agriculture the com
pi being OF Jan The tota
rur'har ~ horves WIS est'm ated a
2i.I2sNo0. mules 1853 900 milcl
COWS. 70 $4,000 other cattle. 80.
$50 600 sheep as 4sg oo0, swine s.,
as goo
Percentages compared with Jan
II. 1915 were Horses sss mules
1910 mich cows 1890 other ca,
tie, 1925 sheep. az swine. 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

,stlmated farm values per head
we're Horses. t029t mules.
tliS3?. mich cows. 1896: other
attic. s35.ss: sheep. STA. swine.
il1.7s aggregate values were es-
mated at. Horses. s2.17t.62s 900
mules. s54s.ss+. 900. mich cows. ST.
l5s.435.0oO: other cattle. 81 $50.
$4,000. sheep. s3t6.0e&, 1000. swine,
1891. $4,000. Total value on Jan.
I. 1917. 81 all animals enumerated
above was s6.ss5.o20. o0o as com
pared 5000. $40 900 Jan. /. 1915. an
increase OF sss4.s50.O00. or II per
cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

1KifCh en-" into the
world Of brightness and
bsauty. No need Of spend
Ing ali your time in the
kitchen. however attrac-
i've Il may be, when you
know Shredded Wheat. 1t
= made of the whole wheat
and is ready-cooked and
ready-to-eat With Shred
ded Wheat you can prepare
q delicious, nourishing meal
n a few moments for hus-
band who must hurry Off TO
business, for children who
must hustle off to school-a
meal that supplies all the
nutriment for work or play
AZ a cost Of a few cents.
For breakfast with milk or
cream, or for any meal with
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls, ". Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

his lace. and brouEh, ease and com
tort
Or. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin Is sold
by druggists ever. where. and costs
only nifty cents a bottle. To avoid
mutations and ineffective substitutes
- sure 10 get Or. Caldwelis Syrup
pepsin. See that facsimile Of Or.
'aldvelrs signature and his portrait
appear on the yellow carton in which
The bottle Is packed. A trial bottle.
tree OF charge. can be obtained by
writing 10 Dr W. y. Caldwell. 466
Washington St. Monticello, Illinois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

Gov Whitman. OF New York. has
fixed today Tor holding hearing on
the charges filed against Disfrict.At
torney Edward Swami. % New York
city, accusing him % practising
fraud IN connection wmh casss We
sulting from labor dlsputes and
white slave" prosecution during
the last three years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

The Oregon State Thresherman's
association. with membership o.
nearly 5000. b. 20 meet at salem
ore today for its annual conven
too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Buried 20 Minutes and Lives.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Jan 26.-After
being completely buried 1T the bot.
TOM OF an lS-foot ditch for 20 min.
utes. WRyno Richardson. laborer
from CLAY Center. who VAS working
on the construction work IL the
draining district OF North Lawrence,
was rescued alive without apparent
injury one day recently
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
GLASSCO'S BOUTS
TO BE RESUMED

EDDIE Glassco has decided that he
cannot keep am more boxing
matches on ice. and r. preparing 20
stage his hstlc programs again. He
will start in "wednesday night attn
one of those double wlnd.up thinEs
that feature home talent and some.
times develop Wild and woolly BAT.
ties. Jimmy Brady will buck Hayes
in one OF the main bouts. and Paul
Hickey will thump George Conan
In the other.
AL Of the boys except Cohan are
well known here. The exception rs
an fastener who has been pending
most OF the winter in Detroit Hell
key will be the big attraction. lie
has been doing some splendid work
all winter. and 81 expected - de-
velop into a worth while boxer.
Next week Paul Peterson and Jim
my Anime will regume their argu.
ment. and the following "wednesday
will find Patsy Drouillsrd and jim
ME Anderson In the ring Azine
went 10 Elkhart. Ind, today and
will Dor Young Ketchell there 70
morrow night
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
.COVEY IS ONLY
FINGER NOT NOT IN
All Tiger Batterymen Arr
Agreed To Terms Except
the Big Pole

When Harry covelcskie tires OF
soaring tho fans into mysteries BY
his hoidoat and signs his contract
with the Tigers. all OF the Tiger
battery men will be In tho fold.
Monday Is the date set for them
10 pitch camp AZ WaxAhachie.
Everybody concerned continues 90
insist that President Navin and
Convey have no serious differences
and that as soon as Harry drops
into the Navin once the contract
viii be stEned. Mesnwhilc the sus-
pense Is getting terrible.
Saturday night letter was re-
eeived from Couch. the frisco
ritcher. saying that he viii pe at
camp On time II viii DO recalled
that during the winter Couch vas
credited with serious intan lions OF
jcsertinx baseball and sosnK 10
work. He has rcccnsidercd his re-
solve and viii sign a contract an
coon as he reaches camp.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
CENTRALS PLAY
HEBREW TEAM

A strenuous week OF basketball
Ia Detroit will start tonight with
a game bet~ cen the old Y. NJ. u. A
team and the Rochester Centrals.
who beat the RAyls last week. The
game Will be played at the Y. ".
II A gym. The Centrsls will play
the RAyls again on Wednesday
night ~ Moose hall. and at the
same place on the same evening
the Y VI. o. will tackle the crack
Polish Seminary CUNT. This double
header Of ffst flight teams IL a nev
idea !, may prove very attractive.
The big game Of the week will be
played saturday night. when tho
Rayls tilr with The country fam us
Germans from Buffalo. rneir toss-
ing In past years hsh BEEN absolute
~ the best ever seen IN Detroit
and they are having another sue
cessful tour this winter
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26

Three pitching arms may have a
great deal 10 DO with the outcome
OF the American league race this
year.
They are the arms OF Guy Nor
ton. Joe Wood and George Foster,
every one OF them master Of
speed anu curves when right, and
all OF them disappointment TO their
clubs last year.
That Cleveland would have been
a far more important factor In the
1915 race had Morton not injured
his arm In midseason is not 20 b.
denied
A. I, was Cleveland was deprived
OF the support OF her greatest star
and Manager Fohl was obliged 20
saddle a great deal OF hts work on
Covsleskie and KEEPER. two young
STEERS. who could not stand up IN
der the strain.
Coy Morton declares the kink Is
gone from his arm. II IL Is. Clevs-
land VIII be n dangerous stumbling
block for other teams in the league
this year.
Joe Wood. three years ago the
wonder OF the American league. has
had a bad arm for two seasons
George Foster. the star of 1915, vas
ineffective last year
Wood believes he Is going % be
right this year. and has convinced
the Cleveland club. which took d
chance and paid $4,000 FOR him sat
urday night
George Foster declared be would
quit baseball when a. found him
SELF slipping Later be announced
he would like 20 PLAY IN the South.
ern league az least a part OF the
season 20 see IL b. couldn't get
back in shape
II Foster comes thru he viii BE-
hauled back 70 Boston In a hurry
FOR Barry. a hrst year manager.
isr't, anxious 10 lose The services Of
pitcher OF his caliber
These three soupbones vii have
a lot 10 do with tho American
league race II they get going right.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
PURPLE GAME
IS UNLIKELY
Northwestern Probably VIII
BE Weak Next Fall; No
Foe for MichiRan

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Feb. ,s.--It
Is not likely that Northwestern uni.
vervity win meet the University of
Michigan In football next fall. The
only way to make room for North.
western would be 20 add q week TO
the season. making the game . big
attraction. should the Msthodists
be ~ CLASSY as they were last fall.
that would be . nne arrangement
A q matter OF fact. however. the
examinations have played havoc
with the Purple gridders. and hardly
corporsi's guard OF stars remain
unolightsd by faculty ban.
II Is almost certain that North
western viii b veal next year. and
there In no reason why Michigan
should make tn conference start by
picking on . cripple.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
Maybe He Will Have a
Regular Ball Club,
Too

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2S.-The
enigma OF the baseball world is
Connie MAek's team OF Athletics.
Whether {, will begin 10 show some
thing OF the form predicted for I,
by 1917 by Mack when be began
his historic disrnemherrent % the
famous old Athletics. is a puIxle
that many baseball followers are
trying 20 fathom today.
Mack has the basis FOR a good
baseball club Unless he deliberate
~ wrecks what be has accom-
plished since Eddie Collins and his
co'labora'ors departed from Phila.
delphia. be undoubtedly will have
better chance 10 finish out OF
eighth place this year than was the
case In 1915
Mack has pieced together a very
,alr team OF college baseball play.
ers. He has tinkered here and
here. adding some minor leagnerS
and retaining some cogs in the old
machine until he has club tha,
cannot be counted the easy victim
% every other club By any means.
The feat Of the Athletics in twice
humbling the Yankees in a single
day last summer. and the Red SoK
on another. was considered a huge
Joke by a great many. but there ~
more than one critic OF the game
who saw IN that A foreboding OF
things 20 come. return 20 power
that once rested In The silent brain
% Mack.
Mack has Al inheld that lacks a
great deal OF being a nivyer Al
most any MANAGER In the American
league would b. willing 10 part with
many dollars TO have stuny McIn.
MS holding down first base Az sec.
ond base a youngster. Grover In
destined 10 perform and be has built
up something % reputation.
In young LAwton Witt. The 20.
year-old youth picked MP more than
year ago by Mack. the elongated
leader has one 81 the most promis.
ing inhelders Who has broken into
The American league in years He
IL aggressive. can hit and neld like
hend and uses hts head.
On third base Mack promises 20
place a minor league recruit, named
Bates Advance notices speak very
highly Of him.
The outheld will be composed Of
BOdie. Thrasher and strink. Brodis
and strunR have been holdouts. but
Bodie has signed. Thrasher II a
recruit but IL said 20 be a power
'ul hitter and a clean. fast fielder
II IL a hard hitting trio. with CT.
perience in two OF the gardens.
The pitching stan undoubtedly
will see no new faces Joe Bush
and Elmer Myers undoubtedly viii
bear the brunt OF the burden. with
several promising colts 10 fall bach
upon. Two more pitchers who
could perform consistently would
make the Athletics a greatly feared
club. Johnson and Majors are the
most promising other members oi
the star
Wally sohang. Meyers. Picinleh
and Haley will fight for catching
berths.
The Athletics present one OF the
strongest hitting combinations In
baseball. They'll score plenty OF
runs against almost any kind OF a
hannhall cluh
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
D. A. c. SHOULD
REST CONTENT


The u A. c. II content with N,
swimming msst n ssassd In its biz
pool Saturday night The meet hello
under A. A. U. auspices and two
world records were broken. Thes,
records viii Do duly recognised and
inecrsbed On tho historical docp
lnents OF the organization, and with
the records will be notation that
they we're achieved IN the tank OF
The Detroit Athleesc club.
A Detroiter furnished the moe,
sensational performance az the
evening. Frcd Jorn. from the Y. NJ
c A plunged rs feet in +s seconds.
That's exactly four and one-nfth
seconds faster than had ever been
done before. II was marvellous
performance.
c. n Pavlieck. OF CHICAGO. estah
lished the other record. In the $50
yard back stroke event. be finished
In i:5Si& The summary % the
A A L. meet and the club events
that padded out the program:
A. A. 4. Evest~
zoo yards breast stroke n.
Ward. Cincinnati gymnasium. rrst
l. N. white, Hamilton club. Chicago.
second NJ NeDermctt. Illinois Ath-
le,ie club, third Tine. min. ~ rs
sec.
$50 yards back strcks-C. n Paw
lieek. riiinois A. G. rrst r. Seew.r
Hamilton eiae. second: Max Mott.
i,lises A c. ,airs nns m,r.
* i-s sec Werids record In IS
Piunss Tor dis,Anes-Froa Jorn.
yairharst Detroit Y. NJ. { A. see
ond Distance. e feet In IS Sc
words record. Former record. -
- yards tree styie-v. 7. whaii.n.
~. Hamilton club. nru; John Ben
nett Hamilton club second a
ssigeL Illiaois A C.. THIRD Time. .
min - rs sec
CLASS 4. IL years or und.r@Psui
Edmnnds. srss James Hanlln. ssc-
end. Pssi Bruske. Jr, third- Tine.
Fancy diving. d. A. C. club cham Z
ptonship-Ted Palmer. nrr,, Harold
y Butcher. sseoad' Lcthrop Dow.
80 yards swim for D. A. c. Jun
tors. Glass a aged IL years and IN.
s~r-Cr.ig Smith. frst: Edward
stark. second Time. 20 IS sec.
50 ysres swim. n. A C. senior club
championship-Tcd Palmer. frst
Carl Stroh. second. Lothrop Dow.
laird Time. 30 20 sec
100 yards swim. for u. A. c. jan
tors, Cia. c. aged 10 years and un-
dsr-wsilisn slslsr. arst; J. 8 OIL
ereafh. second. Allan W. Fraser. Jr-.
third Time. - as sec.
Plunge for distance. Detroit Wo-
mems ehRnpionship-Nrs G. A Roth
~sii, drst Aisa Drucis Jones. sec
ond Distance. So feet tetate rec
ord1
Ee-yard swim Detroit wom>n's
cham pionship--Nis Drucie Jones.
frst. Mrs. Florence Hcag. second
Time, 40 - sec
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
PEACE REICNS
IN PUCK CAMP
Hockey Factions Unite Against
Common Foe. Which Hap
pens To Be Toronto

The MN series N which IeION
and Toronto hockey teams have hg-
ured this season. will be started to-
night. The contest marking the re-
turn OF the holdout players. Toron-
10 Rowing a Athletic ASSOCIATIONS
septet will Be the visitors on this
occasion.
Al a meeting at the Arena Sun
day afternoon the warning hockey
factions we're brought together by
President David A. Brown, % the
General Necessities corporation. op-
orators Of the Arena rink. and both
factions agreed 20 play together
and 20 leave the adjustment OF
then dimculties 10 him. THIS means
that Detroit's lineup will be select
ed from the following list OF play.
era: Hammelei. goal: Sicily. John
son and Pietsch. defense. Holman
or Irving. rover: Black center:
Shaw. left wing: Trigloon OF Irving.
right wing: Emory. Reid, Billings,
Roberts Melton. Johnson and Pei
letter. spares.
Manager Fletcher. % the r. r.
a A. A. has promised very
strong lineup including Capt. Bud
Mclean. defense: Hicks. left wing.
Smith. center. and Hill. rover. all
u whom have appeared here before
with Toronto teams. Crooks. In
soah also IL a veteran OF long stand
Ing who guarded the cage against
Detroit last season.
In the eight games Detroit has
played with teams representing the
Maple Leaf city this season. the Ca.
nadians have q margin OF one vic.
tory and also a six-goal lead in to-
tai scoring. Detroit has a chance
20 gain the advantage IN this series
and. will send its strongest lineup
into the fray. on the other hand
The rowing club seven Is out 20
show that II IL as strong a. any
other team In the Maple Leaf city.
The game Monday will be started
az sls and skating races will be
! decided between periods The prob
| able llneups follow
DETROIT T. r. a A. A.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-26
Connie Mack Has Pretty
Good Material This Year
Basketball Card
For This Week

wssd.y-N. ". ". 4. Vs. Rs~h-
ester Ccstrsls ne y. ~. " a. gya-
W~ds~sSay-ksyfs W. Ne~h~ster
rcutrsi.i v. ~. a. ~ reftsh Sem
tssr, &C Mosse hall
FFtdsy-t siver~tty 80 petrott
Va. hsis masee Neraais st Nsis-
mRnoo.
Cs.s reeh W. Nershvvesteww hixh
NJ Worth westrws.
Easf~rs HtEb w. Ans Arsss
High nc Ans Arhsr.
Western Huh vs. C~utrui st
Central
>sturds y-Bu6sis Germans w.
Rsyi.. ~ Armovyt N~~thwester~
College w. Detroit 49, st ~"
sy~I tsisersIty OF Detroit va ~
ttnoi- a. &. st Chicago