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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

NNE Of our great national short
rumIIurH uH every fhuuHhiihl
p,rsuu recognize. L. imperfect
Hpprrrintiun ~ tho duties Hh roe
H-panaihiltlrs OF The Individual uH f'
rlrda the health % thU community
ln which be- lives
There are exceptional people krrnly
alive tn what Del Incumbent Uu h'W
iu thIr respect. such people Horupu.
Inuslv avoid Going things that mlEhi
cause illness boz others.
Hut. uuhnppily. people 20 thlH fine
rsuss uf social responsibility arc 100
yet conspicuous hy their rarity. MOST
people think uothinr ot doins nuns
mat seriously menace ur pu'"'
health .
Attacked. Tor example hy n cold
that h. uut seriuuH enough 90 un'pt''
into them. thoN continue Geo go hN"A'
their business uH "
Tbsg travel back and forth Iu
crowded street care fhrf 800 rN"p
ping thoy enjoy theatrical eutnrihln-
ments. theY attend church Hud hll
the while they snsezc nnt WhrvH' dl7-
etsr rorms into the inrrH 90 those ih
contact with thsm.
10 never occurs tn Thorn tltf these
germs. which have caused thrm uup
discomfort aud Inconvenience. NIty h'
of deadly yIrulrurr tu urf.uu' loss
robust than they Ihri WuuIN n'
shocked and Herrieycd n accused OF
wholesale trHtssiuHtluu
Yet ul too frequently they are ls-
saaslus 10 ~ were not Tor
them the annual death toll from ass
eases such is influenza. pneumonia
aud tuberculosis would ho Erratl1 TO-
ducpd
Equally common. % 't'n nor"
dangerous. m the practice ui using
public vehicles Tor % removal "i VICE
inns ~ communicable Diseases from
their homes tu u hospital
Instead of 700 ambulance h,iuf cent
for. ID cab CO., taxi De- called Infection
thus Dr. lodged boo o. tu FnHr' ihure
who travel lu 10 afterw Hri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

will both come back Tor a couple
more"
80 Rcddy made pleasant pians ~
he approached Farmef Browns hem
house. when he reached u he
paused 20 listen 10 certain sounds
That came from within. certain fret
fui little cluckinrs Heddy sat down
Tor "a minute with his tongue hang
Ing out aud the water actually drip
ping from a. Tie could shut his
eyes and see those ruusts with the
hens crowded together 20 that every
once In "a while uue would De wax
encd and fretfuily protest aEaiust he-
ina crowded 30.
Hut Heddy sat there only Tor a
minute. Re was too eager 10 nnd
out ~ u was going Co hD possible
to get inside thni heuhouFc. Run
ming swiftly but cautiously past the
h%snhouae and along sidr %
the heuyard. De- pceped around IN"
corner "a see II hy any chance the
yard gate had been left open H.
heart gave r. leap % 500 lH he saw
that the rnte was not quite closed.
An be would have o. do would bee
90 push i and enter
Rcdly turned the corner quickly
just a. he put 40 one paw 90 push
the gate open "a low but decidedly
uriy EruNl made him Jump back
with every hair Of bis uH' standing
on end. Ills first thought was uf
Hnwssr. ~ must be- that nUwser had
returned Believing boz safety first
Neddy did not stop 90 see who had
growled hut gan swiftly a. short dlt-
ance. Then he looked behind. over
az the gate 81 FARMER browns hon
yard b. could see o. dark form ~
once Reddy knew hat 10 wHrn
uuwscr the Hound. fnr 10 had l
bushy tail while nnwHcrH Dr. smooth
Heddy knew who 10 wac n was Ola
Man coyote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

mysteries Of the cold. dark depths a
the ocean, mt stories which man Ntll
never know ~ kncw ntrHEe %
lmrH over Nnstnr wastes D rlfiIl
can show NouhtleHs 30 ~untiEatni
these seas before the nrHf fDsHFlH
Keel which brought the white MHu1 al
the shore where now n las, u Uuntoi
attraction Ia "a Two headed rulf. Mere
~ ono OF natures cast Of patterns
wonder sometimes 10 nan tu hC hes
final mould.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Hrmsr| collapsed into tnu IHp co. re-
.fHuf UII rUrU,mIn boo fhr U"fHDf
scat -Hr l-uulHFIr.d rrHfIs''b
Nuf flHf HI iufUhUi 'nrH. times
HUI HfHN Iur un HNI H HHHlu 40
'h. fu.ri occurrence IH "Hr sIfur.
rI,I foo regain lrI feet tHu stout mHu
sl.I with l tNIuFI, Iu hIa $50
ENuI.s WN WIa .ut hadn't Nuu
better stIN hero
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
eli

hurt IuHI
what. ths hHhF
ESQ aIr. tho hHby'a sisters nv
brother mean Iw 90. mother
nau1 CO. th, tathrrs my sister SO,
d Wytu
Nuu m,Hn broke IN m" o. g. rU.
rrIIt What De- tnry want tuu fut
TtHf ID" too point
IuT re- rHluuthsr sIr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

sl leave fuf uuW
My sister baby
Del roIur Co Boo vac
tluatrd HIr
And what has
thut rut go iu with
sou
shr uHy sister.
explained
Tommy with re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
\ LITrLE UsrIENss>TNrss.

.IEvER IN his NE had Roddy FoN
VI visited Farmer Browns hruhuuHs
A Y with such 70 comfortable feeling
he now had Hs knew fur a. certain
Is that Huwscr the N1uui WHH mot ~
home Hs knew heUuuHs hc had final.
iy crept up and pseped lu tho door OF
fnwaars little house. what had hD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

NNE % 0IT TT01I NlU0N7I 7W0II
rnmIurH lH every f~huuHhttul
- r-.a.ru|rsa La Imuerffrt
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

day, the number OF days 10 be specified
by such license I, is further ordered
by the cour, that the county rates shall
be the same as the aforesaid state license.
NJ. 5. GIadish allowed S7N.25, money
advanced state hospita, No / in the
case OF Annie Hardy.
Enoch Underwood allowed So 90, cash
advanced Miles Welch for wood saving
Abstract OF fees Of Geo. W Bidewell,
county clerk, approved and S2lS 20, sal
airy and fees, and Si232, postage and
Office supplies, allowed him.
Report of J II. johnson, assessor, ap-
proved and SiSi.tN. salary, and $3.50,
indexing land book and postage, allowed
him.
Adjourned u,l March 3.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

Whereas, J. :. Kern and Ida b Kern.
his wife, by their certain deed Of trus,
dated the 2jth day Of October, 1912, and
recorded IN the land records of Bolunger
county, Missouri, III book 63, at page
i6t, conveyed to F. NJ Wells, as trus-
tee, the following described real estate,
situated in Bolinger county, Missouri,
to-vit:
The northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section 81, township -,
range 9, east, containing 10 acres, and
other lands and personal property; and
Whereas, said deed of trust was given
to secure the paymen, OF his certain
promissory note therein described, and
Whereas, default has been made in
the payment Of said deed and the inter-
est due theron;
Now, therefore, at the request OF the
legai holder OF said note and by virtue
OF the authority and power conferred
upon me by and in said deed of trust,
will, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Il, 1919,
at the front door OF the courthouse in
the town Of Marble Hin, Bolliuger coun-
ty, Missouri, between the hours of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and five o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand all Of the above
described real estate or SO much thereof
as viii oe sufficient to pay said notes,
interest and costs Of executing this trust.
F. NJ. WELLS, Trustee,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

Notice is hereby given that the annual
stockholders' meeting Of the Bank Il
Glen Allen will be held at its bank, :
house on Saturday, the 29th day u
March, 1919. at 9 o'clock, a m, ar /
that said meeting will be continued d.
ing at least three hours, unless the o.
iect for which such meeting Is called ne
accomplished sooner, the purpose II
said meeting is to elect five directors #
said bank to serve during the eusuir Z
year and for the transaction OF any 9th r
business which may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Given under our hands this 10Th day
of February, 1919.
j. A. BERRY, President,
Attest EMMA c. BERRY, Cashier,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20
.ala-r .sa slp.n.e.. .Lla...t hLrs

u .
Report u Arthur Hkssf. ay-n.~ef
rgas 4isires No o.. spprassi ard g n.
1S-isrT - srr<s.--. siig~ed sir. :
inals Hindfn4r sll1~ra stz flr l1-s
ai Ear-r sad So = Tor les % erfe.
60 49, ay bndgs ever iiurue.rs slough
near Bfo-naaot afraEirv Aavu and
trras s4ar sscU- ard team 60 -afcf
g.. - prit Aaassi "a = f1f ,4m-
~ furnished fosl tlssrict 500
Erp.u q commi~lons u sres 80
H.s3 i.stnet No. 6 approve ,rd 80 -
aIo~t1 treasurer II d,sr-t
-. &C. ~uur, VI u~-k ar8 Thorn V
tlrra,a appointed crmr sssr ucrs O.
ss.~ss damages iar haagv atr-ai order.
81 yg n.1i.ssensf, oi sp-e . rpsd d.
lrei ~ ov,s l.ad - gagsus Co heirs
u CAI-b Rhodes
q \ CoDD appotB,,4 u-is.Iarer
u special ruaa Ils,Fr, 40 'or a tern
II inr~~ y~ar
lnitvs, accumulated on tho account
oi : q. zimmerman ~tth pua1e schoo.
fuais ordered stricken irom tnc record
?. Z Mabucs allowed So 81, postage
and once supplies,
y J Jackson allowed ST.. care u
Martha Abcrua.hy.
school fund es,ad ot VI ShnkaFd
approved and SSa 10 loaned hsm out o!
schco, township No, and sso Ii oug Of
school township No, funds
Il G Alexander. probate Judge, al.
iowcd 81 for ofticr supplies.
]. W Bolhnger allowed SIS Tor con.
yryiag state highway orhcia.s over state
road
school fund bond Of II. u. hawn sp-
proved and 500 loaned him OF; ot coun-
ty public school funds
Boad Of Pc,a u. wclker, constable Of
Union township, approved.
County highway engineer ordered 10
notify Frisco railway company to re-
move diff lodged against railroad bridge
between Palma and Grcenhrier. which
ia causing damage TO ford OF county
pubic road.
Local registrars allowed the following
sums for iais. Dr. A. J, Speer, district
No, ~, 500 Dr. P, $. Statier. district
No, 70, si2; C.. II. Cooper. district No.
i0ad, a Is; Dr. ), C., Vaughn, district
No. eaS. s2.7S; Sarah Bollinger, No. 6S,
saT3: DIR, II. T, O'Kellcy, district No
@, 81 ~; DR. j. J Chandler, district No.
G5, sii7s; pr, c. A. Sander, district
No, 81. ssSi.
Report Of commissioners of special
road district No. approved and s663.s'
out os 10 cent levy and Siit3.M out OF
II cent levy allowed them,
Hearing OF petition for public road by
]. II. Grant, ct al, continued until next
regular term,
j. c, Myers allowed $3.50 for wood
furnished. county.
Otis Hahn allowed So for labor on
courthouse.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20
C,ur,, Court Proceeding.

e uft rrs ~ - s~sst1n ~ith
Juas~. Co 30. NTsss Nrd IN, shsna
usAer~so.i ard tssssy Cissk hiss~eli
all pscs~ni.
stua Cato ai'owsd sio. care oi '~.t'
H.. nelshsf sia. care e sr'f, Gi.iis
TA.mfae sip. rsfv q s~'' sra family /.
trun & waiktrs ste. rare - ssi'. }
=. MoCornirE s. ~. cAs- q ss.i. Safah
prsrir. 81. csfv Il s>,f E.iis's'h
savh.geA sio. caFv 81 ss.i; Solomon
Sh.rk. ss,n. ARE - - sri family e.
e S~aAaash ste. esrr ~ faEs Coz /,
John Wardesiy stU. rarv % Il. :. over
,ou Molll. shossuAss sio, carr % s,ii
ara iauny. DArs Hal slu. care oi s-Icy
A P,uman. uaa.si iinroln 81. rare sf
seli. Harr,sJ Wilson $40. carr oi self.
I.sSt nrtdsrI $50. eAr~ II self " N
Grna.s.r SO. e.F, % CA!rih hr,i.
Rsrest Of uttaH Cibhs, oyersc~r rad
di.sr,e, Ne :. approved AMI sa -, sa..
ary .na e1penss.. al.owcd him
Rspse, u IA s-eAharvh. arcr-srr road
d.ar,cs No ! approved ant So :, -. .
Ary asd siyeusc., asa so y, aosasion.
allowed hin.
R,psrt ot Y. VI AgsrrAthy, oversees
sOad disinc' No ,, approved and ses -,
.alar, aud ctpcntr@. allnwcd hin.
school tana boud Oi william Nchta.
iey praIhcr approved md $40 loaned
hi,n aa. Of pub,.c school funds,
Dr. =. W SsamnaeT Alios%d $40 ioF
treating smallpox eases.
sherman EAkcr allowed sIS, care Of
s~li and family
The tollo~ing y~sii jurors wegc draNn
10 s.rye % the MANrh tnyru vi ihr ttT-
eu,, court whltcwaier township Oscar
Lottery and Curh stAsler; uaion Geo.
GradssaH and Prince Hahn, Scopus e
John Hasale and sherman cany. Crook :
"a Greek ~ Chas. IShodes and john Han :
.cr. F4l.mogc Henry Hs~n and Dolph
Ward, tAcerry- W. A, shell. NJ X.
lanes. W. II. scott and Chas, Deck :;
wsyue polph kiag, u. W, Rowe,
Frank Cato ard Granville Fowler
t.orance Ttcy she.l, y u, Miller, T
p. Mct,rrecr, George ISavaus', oe"fge
Cubhssnn and Jake Gregory
81, Louis bindery company allowed
saii.2s stationery furnished county
STANDARD Printing company allowed
Ngs si, Stationery furnished county
W. G. Colo allowed $50, cash sa-
vancca state hospital No !.
G, N. Dennis, treasurer special F"'a'l
district No |, allowed siei.sS out Of ~
and Is cent levy.
II. j. Moycgs, treasurer spec'A F"s"
d,s,ric. No. I. allowed si3i u
Report oi Y, D. Huffman, oversees
yoaa district No Q, approved and ~iic D.
salary and expenses allowed him
Report ~of commissioners OF specla'
road district No, approved.
Report Of John Limbaugh, oversees
ro,a district No, & approved and s29.ss,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

txfa.f .s.ap..a.4friurrf4
sces VI t.4s8 strict No y r.. lrtm q
ono year
John Narls,sn sss appointed r.,u.
missioner ~ special raai dlsff.' 81. .
for a tern iirfrs ,ssrs
PA. W.rrs 80 r. .asra Ns.s. 81.
s,sit #..#ly r. #l.s.
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

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scl1a.s allowed Ni5 - sa.afy aud sf-
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sfaisanery furnished -.. a,tIr
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-02-20

Cert rF' ta tssasf s~sss1a ~ith
Juas~. 60. 30. NTsgs Nnd Ia, shsna
u.Asrwsol asd Ussssy Cissk niss-eii
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Ebr nrms aEtmttar
Classified Section
AUTOMOBILES


GRINDING valves a thing of the past.
Thousands of auto owners are rejoicing
because at last a preparation has oeeh
invented 10 eliminate 80 per cent of en-
CINE trouble. 1t costs the average auto
mobile owner 500 a ear for grinding
valves and having carbon cut out OF
their cylinders. besides being deprived
OF the use of the car while in the shop,
One spoonful of Carbon Chaser to each
5 gallons of gasoline will do the work,
and a trial will convince you. Your
money back II It fails. For sale by
Carbon Chaser Co, Is South Cooper st.
Phone Hem. 466. 81 a box. Enough to
treat $50 gallons gasoline, A dollar in
time saves nine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMS N BOARD.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
HOMESEFKFRS' EXCHANGE.
llnE NNnnnr. II ALn.An NJ.

HOMESEFKFRS' EXCHANGE.
Mrs. Perry u. Martin. Mgr.
office phone Nj 2074, residence n.
24l5. Do you want rooms and boardi
We can refer you to best place In city,
200 Union and Planters Bank bldg
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
at 325 South Third ST. Phone Main
S0S6. Come and inspect them, gentle
man only.
VERY desirable furnished room. east
crn exposure, every convenience; gen
tleman preferred 500 Vance, NJ. 5lSS-I.
LIGHT, airy rooms. hath; 1858 Shelby
St. near Gayoso hotel. S45. Meacham,
ITO Madison. Tel NJ. $3.50.
FOR RENT-Ono Furnished room,
Madison ave, near Relvedere; meals
nearby. Hem. S36,
TWO furnished rooms for house
keeping. Also nice bedroom 500 Vance.
NJ. 5lsS-J.
TWO nicely furnished front rooms for
light housekeeping, $40 S. Lauderdale.
LARGE front room. with private
family, Call II. 550S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Exceptional Bargains!
Floor Samples and Used
Furniture.

II you are going to buy anything In
the household line 1t will be to your
advantage to visit our store before you
buy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
~GRp~
GOG Refuse 9ctmttar
Classified Section
REAL T A FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY.
BARGAINS in BUNGALOWS
And Two-story Residences For Sale by
Goodman Bros,
I s., Front st.

Goodman Bros,
4 S. Front st.
1908 Harhert Aye-l2 rooms. two
paths, two-story. fine garage. Lot 70N
l4lle. buff brick veneered. Cost SIP
600 20 build Price Sl3. 500.
l46 Barrett Place-Five rooms and
nath b~unrslow; lot 50NlS0 feet. Price
$4,000; $500 down, $25 per month, 6 per
cent interest.
lt2t $. Orleans st. one Block North
OF south Parkway-Lot S0Xl2o, two
story, 10 rooms. Price $500; $500 cash,
$50 per month.
700 Saffarans St-Five-room cottage.
lot SoNl41. . rooms, double tenement in
rear, Price S2.26N; $3.50 cash, $50 per
month. & per cent interest.
2Sl MN Ave,-Five-room cottage on
!ot SINlll feet. Price $4,000; 5000 cash,
WV per month, 6 per cent interest.
NE n. Second St.-Four-room cot
tage. lot t5NlG5 feet. North Second st.
car line. Price $t,75O; $3.50 cash. SIS per
month, with s per cent interest for 60
years.
400 Simpson Ave. Five room hunga-
low with furnace heat, bathroom and
gu up .to-date' CouNCniences; lot 4SNl45
feet Price $4,000. $500 cash; 10 notes
with s ner cent interest.
llSb Wilson St-New 5-room hunga-
low with bath, extra fine plumbing fix
lures, electric lights, crates, lot 50Nl60
feet Price $4,000. $500 cash, balance
OF 30 ncr month for SO months,
wv Wilson ST Lot 50Nlb0 feet. new
broom and bath bungalow. hot and
cold water, CRATES. Price SS.4O0, $500
est No loan.
FOR sale by owner: I9S Linden ave-
nue.; pressed brick and stone, Groom
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

hlat'i'S' Mouddy oniy' yard. 'oV
Consistent efforts to render valuable
service in connection with the best
values in merchandise, which expert
ence alone insures, has brought our
store to be recognized as an important
institution In the home furnishing line.
We make it worth your effort to in
spect " wares. Terms and prices
will meet your desire n purse.
Johnston Furniture Co.
1862 n. MAIN STREET.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Army Coaches Make
Further Changes
In Varsity Lineup

WESTPOINT, Oct. 2S.-There was q
slight shakeup in the army eleven this
afternoon, which more than ever en-
Phasizes the fact that the coaches are
not altogether satisfied that the COM
bination which beat Boston College
last Saturday, is the best one. During
the hard scrimmage to-day, Gregory,
who played a part of the game last
week as ha'f back. was again carry
ing the ball for the varsity. His con-
sistent gains attracted attention and
hc is to be used with more frequency
in the future. He started as a quar-
terback, but has been shifted recently.
Lystad's punting is pleasing the
coaches and he will probably be used
with McQuarrie in the armys kicking
game. The latter has done most Of
the kicking thus far. Post and Lueder,
who were moved over from the Cullum
Hall squad to the big show last week,
were both used to-day in the varsity
backfield. They are we'll built, speedy
fellows and will be groomed as sub
stitute backs. Warren is also coming
strong as a back, and this trio is likely
to get in against Tufts on Saturday if
they continue their good work
Polk, q promising tackle, is lost to
the team, having left the Academy.
Whites work at end to-day was fea-
trre. The coaches are having a rather
hard time deciding who will represent
he varsity at the right flank with
White, Killer, Timberlake and Byers
ell fighting hard for the JOB. Blaik's
place at left end seems assured.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
N. Y. U. Line Gets Special
Drill From Coaching Staff

him out of the game for the remain
der of the season. The piucky tackle
splintered bone of the left ankle
early in the second quarter of the
X. P. l. game, but insisted on CON
tlnuing. Two plays later the cour-
aageous lad had to be carried from the
held, as the intense pain had caused
him to col apse;; His loss will be Sc
verely felt, as he has easily been the
star Of the Violet line this season.
Horrigan, who was displaced last
week at ful.back by Dave Cohen, is
being groomed to take Bakers place,
and showed considerable skill at the
new position in yesterdays practice.
The long list Of "cripples' at the
University Heights college shows but
one change. This is Jack Adams, the
diminutive guard. who has been cut of
the game for nearly three weeks on
account of an abcess on his right knee
resulting from an infected cash. He
reported to Head Coach Longwel yes
terday afternoon for the first time. and
shows no effects from his injury.
Adams will probably be seen ut his
old place in the lineup in the Trinity
game on Election Day but he will have
p'entv of opposition from Martinda' g
and MacCumber, who have alternated
at the position in Adams's absence.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Dartmouth Holds
Lengthy Practice
For Colgate Game

HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 2s.-The
whitewashed ball made its first appear
ance of the year on Alumni Oval this
afternoon, when Coach Spears put his
charges through the first practice since
the Cornell game. The session was
long and hard, finally winding up with
snappy signal drill inside the gym
nasium. No scrimmage was held, the
work being confined mainly to correc-
tions of Saturdays faults.
AS yet the end proposition, which
has been the chief problem to the
coaching staff, is unsolved. While
some hopes are entertained for the re-
turn of Cogswell, Myers and Streng, it
is not yet assured. In the meantime
Gordon, Threshie, Worth and SUIT
meir are filling in at the berths. In
to-day's practice the same team which
started the Cornell contest ran through
signals, with the four ends alternating
at the first string wing positions.
The assurance in part of Graduate
Manager Pender that the Colgate game
would be staged in Hanover has caused
| this town to look forward to big
weekend. Practically every accommo-
dation in the village has been reserved
while hotels in the next towns report
a big demand for rooms 1t is ex-
pected that fully 500 alumni will be or
hand. number of fraternities are
planning house parties for the week
end.