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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

Once the terror Of the Philippines,
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo today has set
tied down to the life Of farmer,
according to word that comes from
the islands.
About three hours ride from the
city Of Manila the former guerrilla
leader. who succeeded In keeping
American troops busy for many
months. following the capture of the
islands. today resides on quiet
farm.
He raises hemp and rice, instead
of tho dickens" and Is generally
regarded as model citizen by
Americans and Filipinos alike. It is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Genuine Palm Beach
Tailored Suits
SIS
IN Wash;ngtors

Beach
Wei the the
the dreaI for
of
and rchS Come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Plan Woman's Commerce Chambe,

NEW YORK. June ITO encourage
women to become capitalists. invest
ors and proprietors in enterprises
everywhere and to engage in navi-
cation by water and air." Mrs. Kath-
crime Clemmons Gould and several
other New York women have applied
to the state supreme court for articles
of incorporation for tho "women's
Chamber of Commerce, National and
International"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Enter the American Soldier.

In the meantime q train Of two cars
from Baltimore and Annapolis juno
stalled car. It was loaded with men
from Camp Meade. One Of them saw
the snake-like shape of tho tracks
ahead and called out:
Here's the end Of . perfectly good
pass"
That dire information sent tho SOL
dierS to the platform and then closer
to tho cause Of the delay. They lis
toned while tho motormen Of the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
MAY ROUNDU Up DC.
"H|GHBROW" REDS
Blame ''ParIor
BoIsheviki" for Much
of Agitation.
STAR EXPOSED TREND

! Activities Of local bolsheviki. an
archists, reds" and radicals of revo-
lutionary tendencies have not escaped
| the attention of investigators Of the
Department of Justice. 1t was stated
| today:
Although first called to public at
tention In an article printed in The
Star April 10. the fact that bolshev-
| ism was being talked In many Wash
ington homes to such an extent that
school children were repeating the
talk among themselves at school had
come to the attention of the depart
ment's agents prior to that time.
"Highbrow" Red Centers Known.
Working centers of bolshevists,
chiefly of the "parlor" or "highbrow"
type. In the city and in some of its
these agents of the departments Sc
cret service for months, II was made
known today.
That persons known to have been
active in the affairs of these centers
are to be included in the nation
sheviki and others Of the lawless
class also was intimated at the de-
partment.
"Parlor bolsheviki" were charged
directly by officials OF the department
with a large part Of the responsibility
Attorney General Palmer and those
in seven er eight other cities.
Seek Educated Men and Women.
These people, men and women"
we should like to land. They, more
than any enc else, are responsible
for the anarchistic outbursts such as
Monday nights bomb plot and the
like. Many of them are native-born
Americans, mostly college-trained
men and women. They are seekers
after new sensations, almost without
exception. Once in a while one finds
among these highbrow anarchists q
crack-brained Individual with a fan
usually they are theorists and fad
dists, with too much idle time on
their hands. You know who 1t IL
that finds mischief fer such hands
to do.
Bring Together Europs's Rifran.
These people gather at their CEN
tiers or at their homes the rinfran
Of Europe-rabid socialists and an
archists. greasy bolshsviki from Rus
sia, Germany. Austria and Italy-and
preach revolution to them. We do
not believe that these parlOr bolshe-
Wiki actually make the plans for the
bomb outrages. but they certainly do
incite the ignorant ones who listen to
their mouthings. When these reds,
greasy. dirty. ignorant. and yet In
better circumstances here than they
ever knew anything about in their
own homes. put into execution the
bloodthirsty ideas they hear preached
by the self styled intellectually these
parlor anarchists are the first to ap-
peal for protection to the laws they
have fiouted and to the courts they
have defied and maliciously abused.
These intellectuals are the men and
women we are after"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

declared that he was the first native
to be offered a government position.
but refused. and has since steadfast-
" kept himself out of politics.
He was captured. during the insur-
rection, by the late Gen. Frederick
Funston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Aguilar on Way to Washington.

LAREDO. Tex. June 4.-Gen. Can
dido Aguilar, Mexican minister Of
foreign relations, left here yesterday
for Washington on an official mission
Immediately after his arrival from
MALTA 0kHk
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

ticionarios, antes Vicente Fano y
Succession Garcia y al Oeste con el
mismo colindante.
w. RUSTICA sta ell el ba.
rrio dc Camarones del termino dc
Guaynabo, ,compuesta de una .cuer
da y veintc Y cinco c6ntimos dc
otra, colindante por cl Norte con
Catalina Moreno, y por el Sur
Este y Oeste con los peticionarios
antes Vicente Fano.
V. PREDIO RUSTICO en- e.
barrio de Camarones de QUAY
NABO, compuesto de una cuerda
colindante por ell Norte con Edu
VICES Martinez, por ell Sur con lbs
propios comparecientes, antes vi
cente Fano, por el Este con el di-
cho Eduviges Martinez y por el
Oeste con la SUCCESSION de Hip0lito
Martinez.
VI. PREDIO RUSTICO site
en- cl barrio de Santa Rosa, t6rni-
no de Guaynabo, compuesto dc
una cuerda, colindante por ell Nor
te con Juan Rivera y por cl Sur
Este y Oeste con los propios peti
cionarios, antes Vicente Fano.
POR TANTO: y habiendose or
denado por el Honorable Juez de
esta Corte y Seccion Sc publique
la pretension por tres veces en- IN
peri0dico de los de mayor circula-
ci6n de los que Sc editan en- esta
Ciudad' para que los que tengan
alg6n dereeho real sobre los in
muebles descritos, las personas ig-
noradas a quienes puedan perjndi-
car la inscription y en- general to-
do el que desee oponerse pueda
efectuarlo dentro del termino de
sesenta dias, ,libro ell presente en-
San Juan Puerto Rico a 80 dc
Enero de 1919.
C. MARRERO,
Secretario Corte de Distrito San
Juan, Seccion Primera.
Por M. Davila DIAZ,
Sub. Seccretario Int.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
Un guardia capataz CANA
mas que TN maestro rural

pcrjuiciO sera para nuestro pue-
bio, porque los maestros iran a
Ocupar cargos de oficinistas, como
ocupan muchos en- la actualidad,
con sueldos muy superiOres los
que reciben ahora, Y con muchas
y mejores ventajas. Eel empleadO
mas humilde CANA mas de $50, tie
ne II meses de trabajo v unO de
vacaciOneS, tiene menOs respOn-
sabilidad v SUI tarea no es la del
pobre professor que tiene que amol-
darse al caracter de sus discipu-
los, para pOder interesarlOs en- ell
estudio e inculcarles la necesidad
que tienen desde pequeiios, de
darse cuenta del deber de hacerse
h0mbres, necesarios en- el future
para su pueblo.
Nuestro GObernadOr ACADIA ell
SUI Mensaje de indicar la necesidad
del aumento de los sueldOs de los
empleados del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. Nosotrps. solicitamos un
estudio detenidO en- esta question
importante, de nuestros legislado-
res, y esperamos que ell resultado
de este, sea ell justo aumerto que
su trabajo y esfuerzo requiere.
German Rieckchoff.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
GONTINUA LA CAMPANA
RURAL
BAYAMON ADELNTE

Ell domingo celebrose una i'm
portante conferencia en- la escue-
la rural que desempena la Srta.
Julia Mas.
Desde temprano muchos amigos
de la escuela fueron marchando
hacia aquel barrio en- donde hay
muchos hombres enthusiasts como
Iel Sr. Antonio Fabricio, los que
prestan la maestro toda SUI ayu-
da.
Despuel de un almuerzo esplen-
dido seryido por las maestras,
pues ALI estaba otra incanlable
maestro 1ntima de la Srta. Mas,
Herminia Vazquez, y por la espo-
sa del senior Fabricio, la Sra. Eu-
lalia Hernandez, en- donde no fall
to ell rico lech6n y el sabroso arroz
eon gallina. A la l 90 en- punto dio
principle la conferencia, abriendo
el acto la Srta. Julia Mas, la que
present6 a SUI compa1era Hermi-
MIA Vazquez.
Siguiole Ell turno el seiior Jose
'G'ueit, Inspector de Agriculture,
quien estuvo muy oportuno en- sll
disertacj6n basada en- asunto de
mu3ho interes para los campesi-
nos.
Luego la Srta. Mas lego un bo-
nito trabajo dedicado a los padres,
y despues del APPLAUSE que Sc lie
tribute, presento al Lcdo. Felipe
Jimenez, el que hizo un trabajo
digno de ser dido por todos los
campe5inos de la isla de Puerto
Rico. Sencillo y bello trabajo y
lleno de ideas generosas.
Deapues de un canto general
por varios alumnos, la Srta. Mas
hizo Ia presentation del senior Ne
gron Collazo, Inspector del Dis
trito. Don Manolo estrlvo a la al
tura de su nOmbre de educador de
las masas camIpesinas y de los nj
nos. AL terminar una >ninita lie
regal6 un bouquet. Y don Manolo
le dedico pensamientos llenos de
amor Y de ternura.
Despues de terminada la eonfe-
rencia, Sc reunio ell Comite Agri-
cola, y Sc tomaron muy buenos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

Debemos confesor con toda
franqueza, que es necesario que
|nuestros legisladores presten la de-
bida atenci6n al presupuesto que
pronto ha de discutirse, para ha-
Ger de ese modo justicia a los
maestros v garantizar la instruc-
ci0n EN- Puerto Rico.
Els triste decir que un Guardia
Capataz de presOs game mas que
un Maestro rural, pero es 10 cier-
to. Eel Maestro rural que tiene
que pasar varios anos por las au-
las universitarias, recibe el mise
rO sueldo de $400 anuales. Els ell
sueldo mas pequeilO que Sc como
ce. Els c1 empleado mas NAL pago.
Y es necesario que los hombres que
hemos elegido para representa- al
pueblo Ell nuestra Asamblea Le-
gislativa. Sc den eXacta cuenta de
la necesidad cn aumentar los suel-
dos del Maestro rural y graduadO.
Nuestros mejores profesores
renuncian buscan un campo mas
amplio. No es possible que min
guna persona despues de haber
ObtenidO un diploma de Maestro,
sc dedique trabajar por tan mi
serO sueldo. Y 81 no Sc aumenta
ell sueldo de estos PROFESSIONALS, ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
LA VIDA POLITICA.
IMPORTANTE REUNION

Ell lunes por La noche, Sc reunic
ron los senores que componen la
Junta Central y los Senadores Y
Representatives. del partido unid-
nista para tratar acerca de La IL
nea de conducta a seguir, y aun-
que la reunion fue secreta, tene-
mo sinformes de que triunfo la
orientacion independentista que
scstuvieron casi todos los presen-
tes, excepto 3 4, partidario del
estado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
Las pldntGs de hielO York
no tienen riUdl. - SUCESO-
RES DE ABARCA, de San
Juan, las entregG hacienda

Matrimonio sin hijos, tomara
en- arrendamiento en- Santurce o
San Juan (Sitio centrico) bien
media casa dos habitaciones a
todo pupilaje. Referencias y ga
rantias inmejorables. Dirijase al
Box 457. San Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

acuerdos, entire ellos, Ell reunirse
muy pronto para tratar de conse-
guir un solar para regalarlo a la
Junta para que esta levante una
escuela bonita en- aquel barrio.
Campesinos: ese es ell camino de
que vuestros hijos tengan buenas
escuelas, Y todo 10 necesario,
X. T. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

Sc VENDE: Cash. Autom6vil
Buick, 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
cuatro meses de uso. Informara
Parque 43. Telefono 241 Santur-
ce. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

Vapcr Santiago de Cuba. Sal
dra de la Habana el % del corrien
te Y recalara a nuestro puerto pro
i5ablemente el 2 de mario proximo.
Consigs., Villar y Co.. Sucrs.
Vapor americana Coamo. Ell Is
del presentc saldra dc New York
para esta.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Zulia. Saldra
de Mayaguez para New York ell
10 del presente.
Consigs., Villar y Co., sucrA I
.Vapor americana Philadelphia.
Procedente de New York, Sc aguar
da del Is al 10 del coruiente.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sucrs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

POR CUANTO: habiendo pre-
sentado ,los Abogados Don Fran
cisco de la Tore y Don j. Raml-
rez Santibanez ante esta Corte de
DiStrito de San Juan una mocion
a noifatre de Don Pablo j. Here
ter y,Martin Osorio para que Sc de
clare ssu havor el dominoo dc las
siguientes fincas:-
I.qaFINCA de cuatro cuerdas y
tresoeuadros de terrenos en- el ba-
rrioa.de 8 CANIARONES del NUM-
cipie1Se Bayamon colindantes al
Nortescon el rio GUYNABO Y la
Quebrada Camarones al Sur y Es-
te CON Don Gabriel Hernandez y
al Oeste. con terrenos de Don Vicen
te Fano que eran antes de la Su-
cesi6n de Don Lorenzo Garcia y
ahOra sde lo1 peticionarios.
II9.GPARCELA DE TERRENO
de CINCO cuerdas con siete va
ras. 4adicada en- el barrio de San
ia Rosa de- G,iaynabo, colindante
al Sur con Pedro FNuentes, al Es-
te CON Juan Rivera, al Oeste con
Manuel Cruz Y al Norte con ell
resto dde una finca de once cuer-
das medic cuadro de donde fu6
segregada perteneciente a Manuel
Gonzalez, hoy de Adolfo Atanasio
Rivera.
1T ,FINCA compuesta de sic
te cderdas de terreno, en- ell barrio
de EAMARONEs del NTunicipio
de Bayam6n, colipIdante el Norte
con 'Eduvigis MARTINEZ, al Sur con
Miguel Llopis, al Este con los Pc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

Vapor Santo Domingo. Saldra
para dieha Rcpdblica el 13 del ac-
tual.
Consigs., villar y Co., Sucra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
Buena 0casiojn

Con motive de aprOXilnarSe nueStrO ba-
lance general habiendo notado en- nues-
tro Departamento de Ropas para la casa,
que algunos de los renglones estan algo re-
cargadOs, hemOS decididO hacerle una con-
siderable
REBAJA DE 'PRECIOS.
continuation resenamos algunos de
los articulos indicados.
Toaas turcas de fepa gruesa anas
estremos tamaho 22x44, que vendamos Il Is ctvs
RebajadaS so ctvS.
Toaas de epa clase superior toas ban
cas- tamaho 23x46, que vendamos S1OO
RebajadaS Is ctvS.
Toaas turcas fepa hecos, franja
al estremo tama1o 17x34 que vendfamos 80 evs.
RebajadaS 2O ctVS.
Toaas de crash granite eseciales las sin eco
blancas franjas, tres eama1os
Rebajadas S1.5O, $500 y $500 doc.
Toaas de aemansco, cadad superior sin feco, amaio
1Sx36 que vendiamos $500 doc. an
Rebaiadas $4.OO docena.
Mosqucro corrcntes, bancos colores amao para
Rebaiados $1.4O uno.
Los msmos amanos para plaza media
RebaJadOS SI.5O unO.
Los msmos, en- tamafo grande, para dos plazas.
RebajadOS Sl.65 unO.
superior para plaza 54x9O que
Rebaiadas S1.5O una.
Sabanas "Oneida tamao para dos plazas 72x93 anes
vendiamOs $3.50 una -
Rebajadas $1.75 una.
Este po por acabado tela
suelta gruesa muy superior
Sabanas superior tamo para dos plza Slx que antes
vendiamos $3.50 aA
Rebajadas $1.75 una.
sabanas "onida para plazas slx9O que
vendiamos $500 ~@3-4. N
Rebajadas S2.25 una. as.@- saa2
Fundas de buena c,lidad tamano corriente
RebajadaS $500 doc, una 35 ctvs
Fundas de calidad superior, tamano corrente
RebajadaS so ctVS. una.
Panos hechos para patos impeza cinta la
quina para cogarlos buen tamano
Te crash de ho hacer paIos de mpeza calidad
Rebajada 25 y 80 ctvs yarda
Tela o algod6n para hacer panos de mpieza por
Rebajada Is ctvs. yarda.
Colchas blancas para plaza case buena antes
dfamOs a $50 591-~a - s
Rebajadas $500.
Colchas bcas grande dos plazas antes
vendlamOs Il Sl.OO una
Rebajadas $500.
Colchls de coores fleco amano para plaza
Rebajada $500.
Colchas de Ieco tamalo grande dos plazas
Rebajados $2.25 doc.
Rebajadas $500.
Colcas nas colonial grande plazas
que venlfamos $500
Rebajadas $3.50.
olcbas blancas fnas "Iexnton tamao crande para dos
pazas fest6n
Rebajadas $3.50.
Colchonetas, calidad superior, para plaza.
Rebajadas $1.75.
Teas de etamna para cornas gran varedad
bonitos dibujos de franjas flores.
Rebajadas 80 y 40 ctvs.
Frisas magnffca caad todos los tamanos coores
a$1.25, $780, $1.75, $500 y $500
Rebajadas mas de un 40 %.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12
MovIMIENTo MARITIMo

mOVAmAGN ~ MAS4 41NlO
Entradas:--
Vapor espahol Legazpi, del Cen
tro America.
Salidas:-
VapQr espahol Montcvideo, pa
ra Centre America.
Vapor, americana Brazos, para
New York.
oPERACIoNEs DE BUQUEs
CoSTEROS EN- PUERTO.
Maria tBelen, Aguadilla y Maya
ri guez
Nativeeb Yabucoa
India,aes Humacao y Naguabo
Maria Dolores, Vieques
Onereme, pendiente
Provindencia, pendientc
Vapor, americana Marina. La
proxima salida sera para La Ro-
manas Macorfs y Santo Domingo.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-12

Con motive de aproximarse nuestro ba-
lance general, y habiendo notado en- nues
tro Departamento de Ropas para la casa,
que algunos de los renglones estan algo re-
cargados hemos decidido hacerle una con-
siderable
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
Government 7HRIFT
WORK TO GO ON
Business Gives the Move
ment It's Hearty En-
dOrsement,

~ am glad to announce" said Post
master Holt today, that the govern
ment will continue its savings move
ment program and the sale CT War
Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps,
and Registered Treasury Sings Ger
tifcate3 during 1920. During 1919, a
great many people did not at first
first recsize just what the thrift work
OF the government really stood for;
but now the banks, the business men,
and the commercial institutions, see
ing in tc:s good business and the bet
ter insuring OF our commercial future
as q nation and as individuals, have
given the thrift movement their hear
ty endorsement; and it enters new
year, ready to take its place with 9TH
er recognized business institutions.
II hope the patrons OF tbs office
will invest more in these securities
during 1920 than they did IN 1913"
continued Postmaster Holt; FOR as our
people accept more and more the
teaching of the thrift movement, it
will insure better living; will enable
them to be thriftier; assist them to
save and to paw the way lor a future
prosperity. In fact, a summary of IL
all means, that it has foF its real pur
pose the building OF better citizen
ship"
Certainly you could not ask for a
better partner" concluded Postmas
ter Holt, than your Uncle Sam, and
tho investment of ewes 2yc makes you
one-a stockholder in the biggest con-
Germ in the world. feel that we
should all support the 1920 savings
movement OF the government for two
reasons at least; First-it is helping
yourself, and insucing your own fu
ture; second-it's helping your govern
ment, and helping insure It's future by
becoming a partner, helper, better
supporter of the best government in
all the world-your own"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
At Diamond Street Church.

A watch meeting will be held at
the Diamond street church on We'd
nesday evening. Beginning at nine
O'Clock a social hour will be enjoyed
in the Sunday school rooms of the
church at the close OF which refresh
ments furnished by the Ladies' Aid
society will be served by the young
people OF the church. Following this
an "old Fashioned Song Fest" will
be enjoyed. This promises to be an
enjoyable part of the meeting espe-
cially to the old persons in attend
ance The closing hour will be a de-
votional and consecrating service and
will be participated in by all the or
carnations of the church. This will
be most impressive and uplifG>g
service. The pastor, Rev. ]. c. Buck
ley invites every one who can do 50
to attend the meeting or any part Of
the meeting as they find 1t convent
emit. Those in charge Of the arrange
ments are sparing no effort to make
this a most interesting and helpful
meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
EAST SIDE
: NEWS =
Proaran, far Watch Maetlna.

The following program will be Civ
en- at the watch meeting at the First
NJ. p. church Wednesday evening:
Song, audience; prayer, j. b. De-
Witt; address, w. X. Shaler, subject,
New Years Call to Greater Service;
song, Il Love to Tell the Story;
reading, Mrs. Andy Williams; solo,
John Watson; address, Fred Cannon
subject, What Old Year Dreams Can
You Turn to Ncw Years Service%
address, Walter Carpenter, subject,
From Mistakes OF the Past Can You
Formulate Wise Policy for the Flu
ture"? song, audience; address, Jesse
Gump, What Work Have You Begun
in the Old Year you Expect to Follow
Up In the New? General discussion,
topic, What new line OF work can We
as an organization take up for the
benefit of the following: The Sunday
school, J. a. Swiger; The Church, S. t.
Costillow; The Community, Linn Lit
tie; The World Beyond, Mrs. lisa Hin
kle. song, audience; address, John
Watson. How Can You Link Up the
Truth Taught at Sunday School With
Our Every Day Life" solo, Dan Jonas;
closing prayer. The public is cordial
" invited to the meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
FIVE
Still WITHOUT CAPT.
Dawson and Morrison Re
garded AS Most Prom
ising Candidates.

6oRGANToWN, Dec. 80. = The
west virginia five will take the 'aoor
! 81 lis opening game against Yale here
tomorrow night without the services
81 a captain, the coach will likely dele
gate one Of the players to perform the
duties Of floor leader during the con-
test. This condition results from the
fact that Homer Martin, the captain
elect withdrew from the University
before the start of practice and there
has been no opportunity for the ath-
letic board to prescribe how sue
eessor shall be elected or who shall be
eligible for the post.
Coach Stadsvold, however, will no
doubt appoint either Dawson or Nor
{ rison, both of whom have had two
wears ofiVarsity experience as against
only one year each to the credit OF
Outright and Kiger and none Tor
Gaines, the other members OF the i've
who will likely start the contes;
; against the Blue.
When the athletic boar does take
action on the matter Of electing cap
TAIN. it IA probable that Dawson, Nor
rison and Weimer will be declared eli
gible for the place. The usual regula-
tons provide that man to be cap
tafn of Varsity team must be let
ter man, in good scholastic standing
and candidate for the team. In ad-
sdition he must be either a Junior or
Senior IN the University. All three
81 the men named conform to these.
regulations
But, whoever leads the team on the
( floor, tomorrow night will make little
difference in the outcome of the game.
Stadsvold Is evidently definitely de-
cided on the makeup of the team and
the Yale lineup has been forwarded
here, the Blue showing Captain Van
Slyck and Crane at forwards; Hamill
at center; Stanton and Alderman at
guards; and Garfield, Morse, Cohen
and Murphy as substitutes. The Noun
taineers will line up with Dawson and
Morrison at guards Gaines at center
and Kiger and Outright at forwards,
with Hill, Hawkins, Weimer, Atkins,
Gross and Rugh and half dozen 9TH
er capable men on the bench anxious
to show their strength against Yale.
The game will begin at $50 p. nj. to
) allow fans from Clarksburg, Falrmont
and other central West Virginia points
to witness the fray.
Bill Watkins the we'll known Off
Z cial from East Liverpool will handle
the whistle and his work here has al
ways been of theybest.
A crowd that will tax the capacity
Of the lark" is expected in spite of the
fact that the students are not here
and seven or eight hundred seats that
\ are usually occupied by them will be
! available for the public. There is I'M
Z ltual interest in the game here, how
j sver, and few vacant seats are expect
I ed wien the teams take the floor.