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The Washington times., 1920-10-02
RENT BOARD SETS
ASIDE z EMOTIONS
In Four Other Cases II Makes
Adjustments OF Sums to
Be Charged.

The District Rent Commission yester-
day handed down seven deter
limitations IN six OF which rental dis
putes were decided.
In the case OF Mrs. A. oLoughlin
against T. Is. Brown, a reduction OF
from 800 to SIS a month was ordered
on property at 30l2 Thirteenth street
northwest The complainant declared
that she was compelled To pay the
water rent bill In addition TO the siOc
rental
In the case OF Harriet T.. Lander
against the Francis A. Blundon Com
pany, involving apartment 500, The
Atlantic. 1906 Tenth street northwest.
the commission set S35 as u fair rental
value. The former rental was s34.50.
and the landlord had asked TO an in.
crease to 5000.
In the case OF Mamie Mcdonnell
against Harry Il. Gladman, the COM
mission decided that the present
rental OF $35 a month was a fair rate
for apartment 3, the Concord, $40 East
Capitol street. The owner had asked
an Increase to $40.
The same amount was set by the
commission for apartment ., the Con-
cord, In the case OF A. S. Worsley
against Harry Il. Gladman.
In the case of l.. " Stafford against
William S. Phillips, involving the sec
ond floor of 265 N street north west,
the commission set $40. The former
rental was $3.50 and S55 was asked.
In the case OF Clifton G. Heath
against Liebermann and Hawn. the
commission set $3.50 for apartment
20. the Ward apartment house. 301
street northeast The former rent
was $3.50 and as increase to S47.5O
was asked. The defendant was also
denied possession on the ground Of
the insufficiency of the notice to va
cate.
In the case of G.. w. Thomas against
Gardiner a. Dent, Inc, involving the
second floor of 215O = street north
west, the notice OF the defendant to
vacate was declared legally insuffi-
Client
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
NIGHT SCHOOL OFFERS
GRADED INSTRUCTION

The Eastern-Wallach Night School
offers regular grade instruction from
the third through the eighth grade.
in addition to a special ungraded
class for those who have onl va slight
knowledge of English.
The following courses are offered at
the Eastern High Night School: Bust
ness arithmetic. bookkeeping, short
hand, typewriting, English, English
literature, French, Spanish, mechapi-
cal drawing, home nursing, algebra
and geometry.
The night school is open on Non
day. Wednesday and Friday evening".
from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock. There is
no tuition and the only expense to
attending pupils is the cost of text
books and material
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THE psops RITES ApvEhTIsED aaa.r
our name are controlled Exclusively
by W. THEY ace ADVERTISED DAILY
IL ALL F~rERs yNTIk SOLD,
7ts Harvard Ct N W-EI.; $500
1895 sih St. n. w.~Frsm.. =. istros..
il,S u It. N. E.-z-t.miiy nat; tr ah
each; is'rSe:;; gas; large lot; excellent
Sss u ct. N. E.-Br.: Or. 4 D.: istros,.
sss. Wsrd.r at. N. w.-Br.; ~ a tiled
sw be- Se's eonsr.,. Ell 70. 20 p'T:r nen:I s
garage sleeping porch; hardwood floors;
SIS 9Th st. .. E-rr.m.. - r -
i.s q. z, g. E.-Br:' b.; '.,ross
ms, 10th e ,w.-,' r. rec. ball: Dr.
COLoRED --,-->
isi5 X st, g. E.-Prick. sr. $4,000. $500
sii-ls Firs, St N. w.-Brick; eight
rooms and bath. Furnace heat: gas. soc
iii Kenyon st. n. w;.Frame. r.. deep
sos srd g. w, Br sr. iatrobs, gas:
"; iSIi Con cSDr s::"' 8. N n-B. ..f.n,s
al c,svsisnd pl.c. n. .w.-Br;; g r.:
sa-i1.ls-Is.so l. st N. W. Br. r.:
-, 600 each. 500 cash.
s. i,'' .ei s.s condition $3.50 ..sS ,''
1873 ssth 81. N. W.: . T.: excellent COZ
SIS 10Th st. N. E~Br.: srA b: cellar:
1894 lsth st. N ws-Br:.sr b.: ssa
'iI7-4.s-ISl r a. ~ w.-Br: I. stores
and I house. corner property. $500.
3o5-s-I sth st. n. E.-Br. r. $4,000.
'''' '"" INVESTMENTS.
Barber Shop and living rooms 4 b. ets
IN =. f. o sFeh pS sssar shop fixtures
2ol-3 l. Ut. y. W. r. b.. INV. h.; eI-
/ .eIlent condition; make offer
/ $50 c St n. r. tcorner sth and CT
# i;trobs gas susIns large sssnn'
LIBERTY HOTEL CwHITE OR col
oRED,I,tn n ,a Srs Is W Ta, e1e Ellen
$40 st. Il. w.~Br.; Siam. nat: 14r.
b.. INV. h.: yearly rental. $500. Price
store with living rooms $4,000
/ Hotel Lease-Best colored hotel oppor-
tuny r. in. e'iy 80 .m. m
a7os It. n. w.-corner lot IS BY -
sE s-story frame hoS,e $500
man ave. 1867 square feet. soc square foot
4 Corner South Carolina ave. and st. -
$50: SQUARE fee. ,.o se,s% ,oa frame houses
! ALL OF THE ABOVE PRoPERTIEs
Can BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
sPECIA1-wE NEED HOUSES, LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS
! BRADFORD & COMPANY.
| Main ka17 aa7 snuthcrr RIG M..n ISIS
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS,
Washington. - e, October I. 1870
scaled proposals viii be received at this
office. Room 500 District building, until .
O'Clock y. M. on october IL, 1920, for re-
construction Of q portion of the reyetment
wall on Water street. between NJ and y
streets soui Invest. Forms Of proposals,
specifications and necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk of
the Engineer p"pa rtment. Room 427 Dis
trict building. !. THTLMAN HENDRICk,
CHARLES W. kUTI, MABEL T. BOARD
MAN. Comm ssioncrF u. e
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PROF. BELMONT
NINE .JEANETT,

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Guaranteed to read your entire life, past,
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what you call for. names of friends enc
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meas, health, courtship, marriage, divorce,
tells you what part OF the world will be
successful for you; advises you to gain and
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you love IN true false. Are you In
trouble? DO you find tho one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
acting cool and indifferent toward your
she will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire
she rcunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings S100.
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The Washington times., 1920-10-02
COLUMBIA CTS TO MEET

The Columbia Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION viii meet at o'clock Tues
day night in st. stephens Hall. 301 I
Fourteenth street northwest. DR..
Frank w. Ballou. superintendent of
schools will speak.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02

JOHN F. DONOHOE e. SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue S. 4.
FOR COLORED PURCHASERS
WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS,
COMPRISING THE BEST OF
FERINGS ON THE MARKET
AT THE RIGHT PRICE AND
ON COM NJ DATING
TERMS. LET US SUBMIT
YOU A LIST OF BARGAINS!
The Washington times., 1920-10-02

$4,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY
One Of the most desirable properties
IN the neiehborhood OF 18th and
Columbia Rd.: suitable for most any
kind Of business Have offer Of $500
rental from desirable tenants. VA
CANT.
$500
BROOKLAND, d. G..
Modern bungalow: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric lights.
corner house; very large lot; owner
occupant
$500
TAKOMA PARK
Desirable detached residence con-
tanning rooms and tile bath: heated
by hot water: electric lights: very
largo lot with beautiful shade trees:
IMMEDIATE Possession.
s6.25O
TWO-FAMILS FLAT
Separate cellars and yards: heated
by furnace; rooms and bath on each
floor; colonial porch; located in the
N W. section.
$4,25O
ONTARIO ROAD
Attractive e-story and cellar brick
colonial porch; rooms aud hath;
heated by furnace; ATTRACTIVE
VIM. II. SAl
S0I 18th st. n. w.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

81, 000-North OF New York ave, on tn
ST; a good brick business place, With a
wide frontage, on the NeBt side OF the
street. This ~ surely a good investment
TO a quick purchaser
have about 100 business properties for
sale at various prices.
J. ID. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank bldg.
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$1,000
CuEIrN nIIAc

81, 900
CHEVY CHASE
Within half square OF Conn, az,
very attractive bungalow; rooms a
bath: electric lights: lot 3oxl3o. IA.
MEDIATE POSSESSION.
$3.50
WEST CHEVY CHASE
One square from car line: room
reception hsll and bath: semi-dctached
home, having hot-vster heat, cleo
tricity and garage. lot 3ThSlsa: sur
ronndod by hedge. Owner occupant.
$500
NORTHWEST SUBURBS
Attractive bungalow; constructed of
hollow tile; contains rooms and tile
bath; hot-water heat: electric lights:
built-ln garage; half square from cars:
owner occupant will give Immediate
possession.
$1,000
COLORED PURCHASER
Very desirable z-story bay window
brick. located within a few feet of
18th street WILL SELL ON VERY
EASY TERMS.
$3.50
COLORED PURCHASER
2-story cellar brick; room. and
bath; furnace heat; located near
Georgia Ave. EASY TERMS.
DERS e. co.
Main 1916
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SPECIAL READINGS, 800.
NINE WASTE

There IL a way to overcome all difficwl.
ties, troubl, and anxiety correct and
truthful reading OF your life by the science
OF phrenology will show you how you can
be happy. No questions asked. The head
and face are as an open book BY which Al
AFFAIRS Of life can be read. Don't be fall
gre. Come today. Advice on all subjects
Gifted PhrsnoloGist and business Adviser
permanently located sss 18th ct ~
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Samuel G Zeoii, late Of Olympic Hotel
Washington, II. c.
You are hereby notified that a final rule
for divorce has been granted against you
at the suit Of Mary Fox Zeoli, your wife
which viii be heard in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas No. ]. of Philadelphia County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, of March
Term. 1919. No. 269 on Monday the 25th
day of october, A. j.. 1920. on which day
YOU may appear and show cause. IL any
you have, why such divorce should not be
granted against you.
LEON 7. OBERMAYER.
Attorney for Iibellant.
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PETWORTH.

An opportunity to obtain a coy mod
ern home in y select acctton. lust OF
Georgia ave Six rooms, reception
hail tiled bath, colonial front porch.
inclosud sleeping porch; lfo-f, lot to
alley. Price, 1880 for quick sale.
Possession in ten days.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
FARMS FOR SALE

FARM BARGAiNS-lGl acres In Mary
near h. a o. Il. X. aud pike. near wash,
ington well improved. $50 per acre; also a
acres In Virginia, ON new boulevard, near
Pohick well improved; new house; $4,000
See cONWELL, 1900 n. Main 500.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02

JOHN F. DQNoHoE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue S. 4.
Price. So 800
Garage site. Corner property.
Northwest corner Of srd and Maryland
Avenue 3. W. Permit 10 construct
garage already granted. This prop
erty 10 situated on thsroushfare
and 10 one OF the best site. 10 Wash
instsn. suitable terms arranged. We
have diagram OF lot and can give
any further particulars desired.
Price, 81 800
II ST y. r.. A splendid building lot
Id one Of the best squares in this see
ton. This 10 pre-wsr price. Must
be an all cash proposition. Suitable
site for one story store. We have
tenant who will pay rent TO show
good investment.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue S. 4.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
SHANNON & LUCHS
MT. PLEASANT.

Park road; vacant; three STORY CO.
lonial brick, ten rooms. two baths,
electric lights: lot 22al25, 20-ft. alley:
recently remodeled and put In excel
lent condition throughout. Half square
to Mt. Pleasant cars. Price, N4.75o.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
PARK VIEW.
$3.50.

s-room and bath dwelling, on
deep lot. with ample space for ga
rage; the property is occupied by
owner. and Is In excellent condition
This Ia an attractive home in a sec
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
MT. PLEASANT.

demonstrated brick, nve rooms
and bath on nrst floor, six rooms and
bath on second: separate entrances
and heating plants; wide and very deep
lot to alley; will BIO vacant october 7.
Price reduced to 3l0.bo0
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PROPERTY WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOX SALE.
owners II property desiring - MIA Ne
quick saies should last properly Win u.
al once. -
HAVE YOU A HOUSE FOR sALk
TO COLOEED.
We will advertise your house Ia every
paper in the city daily until sold
.-ist now for quick returns
BRADFORD a. COMPANY,
Main ss77. Malp 5s71
JOHN r. DONOuoE & SOSs. INC.
:l< Pennsylvania Ave. S. T..
Let Us Submit Our List OF Homes ana
Investments Before You Purchase.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR sALD
Where they viii sell.
We are making many sales.
GARDINER e. DENT, Inc.
III 18th 81. \. W.
An Ideal Home. the best IN every real es-
tate Office. is listed for your attention
each week under OUR ONE BEST BUY"
on the Real Estate Page OF The Ttmes
every SATURDAY
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN-$25o to SSes.ses o.
ID. {. real estate. Several trust fundA
All transactions conducted with economics!
sousid era ton for borrowers
wM- II. SAUNDERS = CO..
Southern Buiidins. s07 18th a. ~. "
DANCING
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TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
NEAR 18TH AND BELMONT.

Well built modern brick, five and
six rooms and bath on each floor,
heated by hot water: good lot TO alley;
right in the business district Of this
locality: buy as home. investment, or
bath. Price. 200. Possession; rcs-
sonable terms
The Washington times., 1920-10-02

100 ACRES LEVEL LAND miles south
of Alexandria old house and stable
new rilo, cowrhed and dairy; one mile
from Camp Humphrey road; $500; terms
tCcrrH NrIrN. rHf' TO- -
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Vacant; well-construCted and con
veniently planned thrce-story and Gel
lar brick: ten large rooms. two COM
plete baths, hot-water heat. electric
lights, large closets, open frsplacrs
etc. Very attractive Inferior; room for
garage. Price only $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
KILBOURNE PL. N. W.
VACANT.

PRICE, 3l3,500--A high class home.
refined surroundinEs. handsome three
story brick. ten rooms. two baths. hot
water heat. electric lights. servants
room and bath in basement: front and
double rear porches; newly papereu
and painted throughout: brick garage
reasonable terms
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
housfs Yok skLH
SHANNON & LUCHS
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
y7,7oo.

This s-room and bath home. on
Spring I'd, 10 Ia prime condition
IL has front sleeping aud double
rear porches; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity; screens space for garage
Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$l1, 900.

Just a little over a block from
Connecticut ave, on lot fohlfo
a shingle, siate-roof house OF
spacious rooms, bath and lasatory,
with attic over entire house. This
10 a real home, built for an owner
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
NEAR NAVY. YARD.
PRICE $5,4OO.

Bargain in a southeast home, con-
tanning eight rooms and tiled bath,
excellent furnace; alley; room for ga
rage: easy walking distance OF Capitol,
Library. etc. vacant; possession with
deposit.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
seusES rex SAM
Main 23A5

A practically new light brie..
house. containing rooms ana
bath; front, back and sleeping
porohes hot-water heat. electric
and gas lights good lot, with space
for garage.
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
REAL BARGAIN
Southeast-$4,4M

Ideal Groom and bath brick home In
best section of southeast: furnace heat
laundry trays; perfect condition; immedi
ate possession; occupied by owner; very
easy terms
The Washington times., 1920-10-02
NEAR N. H. AVE. AND S ST.
PRICE. $4,000.

A bargain; attractive threc-story and
cellar brick; nine rooms and bath,
hot water heat: large lot: room for ga
rage; vacant; key at this office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24

for Harkins; (Shelbyville) Harley for
Richeson; Fortune for Booher; Richie
son for Harley; McDougal for Bass !;
Roy Richeson for l.. Richeson.
Field Goals-Loehr 4, Kaufman T.
Hord 8, Richeson.
Foul Goals Harkins 2 out of 8;
Richeson 2 out of 3; Kaufman l.
Referee-Armitage
The estimated cost of producing a
proficient telephone girl is $1,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
NOTRE DAME RECORDS
STAND HIGHEST IN
FOOTBALL HISTORY

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. "a. - The
feat of the Notre Dame university foot
ball eleven in turning up two consecu-
tive seasons with a clear record of vic
tories has started statisticianS at the
school delving into the records of pre-
vious gridiron representatives.
A search through the chronicles
shows that football was introduced as
an intercollegiate sport at Notre Dame
in 1887. In that year a contest was
arranged with the University of Mich
igan which had taken up the sport
six years previously. After a bitter
struggle the Wolverines emerged with
an to 0 victory.
Since the historic first game with
Michigan the Notre Dame football
teams have engaged in 220 games. Of
these contests 1853 ended in victories,
SO in defeats and Is were tie games.
The Notre Dame teams, during the
80 grdiron seasons in which theyNhave
represented the university. have
amassed a total of SAP points, an
average of more than 26 points
game. Rival teams succeeded in total
ing only 1904 points.
The highest score made by the Irish
team was in 1905 when they rolled
up 140 points against the American
Medical college of Chicago. Wiscon-
sin university administered the worst
beating ever received when in 1904
they defeated Notre Dame So to 0.
Coach Luke Kelly's team in 1912
set a seasons scoring record by roll
ing up 389 points to q for their OPP
ponents.
Out of a somewhat muddled athletic
situation in Indiana, Notre Dame has
clear claim to the state champion
ship IA times. The title was won on
these occasions by victories over, In
diana, Purdue and Wabash. Follow
ers of the sport dope claim the cham
pionship for the Catholic collegians in
10 other years but these claims are
necessarily founded on comparative
scores as games between Notre Dame
and the leading colleges of the state
were not scheduled. Notre Dame
since starting intersectional football,
has invaded the east Is times winning
II games, suffering defeat three times
and playing one tie. Eastern victims
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
Bowling

One of the most gratifying results of
the third round of the City Bowling
league. which ended last night. was
the victory of the Feltman Tramps
over the league leading Maher Meats.
This gave the Tramps undisputed pos
session of fourth place.
Ed Kelly and Meyer ran wild when
they toppled the naples for 237 and
234 score respectively. Hugh Smith
came through with a consistent three
eames and annexed high average with
1913 followed closely by Todd and
Kelly with 1873.
The Wilson Cleaners moved into a
tie for second place with the Hill
Ladies' when they copied three from
the |. H. G. crew. The Laddies were
able to cop two from the Lee Tires.
The scores follow:
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victories. Texas was defeated twice
and Rice Institute once.
During the season just closed the
only teams besides Notre Dame to go
through their schedules without de-
feats were Boston college, Ohio State
and California. Either Ohio State or
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Totals .919 91S 1926
Wilson's Cleaners

Totals 49,. $40 9S1 1046 q.
High Game-Smith, 213.
High Average--Smith. 90.
Maher's Meats
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Totals SAG GIL 1016
HIPS Ladies'.
STEcHER is INJURED

OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 24.-Joe Stecher,
who lost his crown as heavyweight
wrestling champion to Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, in New York last week, was in
a hospital today suffering with neu-
ritis. The specialist attending him
said that the attack was caused by
straiaing his left arm in the Lewis
match. He probably will be out of the
game for the rest Of the winter, it is
Sad
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
QUAKER FIVE DOWNS
EM-R0E QUINTET IN
FLASHY EXHIBITION

THORNTOWN, Ind, Dec. 24-Show-
ing the best brand of basketball of the
season, the Earlham college basket
quintet defeated the Em-Roes, Thurs
day night in an exhibition contest in
the Thorntown high school gymnasium
80 to 21. From the first minute of
play when Hall opened up a fiashy Of
tense, the Maroon led in the contest
with the fast independents.
Both teams battled for retrieve of
lost honors as Earlham had lost to
Wabash college, Wednesday night. and
the Em-Roes had dropped a game to
the Upton Independents.
The first half found both teams
breaking hard on the offense and
travelling at break-neck speed. john
son and Beck handled the Quaker de-
Tense in an admirable style, letting the
former collegiate stars, Carlisle, for
merly De PAW, crack forward, and
Doc" Campbell. center on the crack
Purdue team last veal, down with
minimum scores. EME@ 49, d
First Half 1877. 81 t.~.s
Hall hit the Em-Roes defense hard
and prepared the way for the knockout
by putting six field goals through the
loop in the first half. Campbell regis
lefeQ twice from the neiQ anu SdTllSle
added one. The score at the end OF
the first half was IS TO Z.
Captain Lawler hit the trail for the
heaviest scoring for tie Quakers in
the second period, with three two point
markers and five foul throws. Goar
substituted for Carey ten minutes be-
fore the close Of the game.
Guarding Close.
Guarding was close in the last half.
Hennessey, Em-Roes forward. was able
to get two field goals. and with this
exception no other Em-Roe scored
more than one field goal in the final
frame. The lineup and summary
follow:
Earlham, (30) Em-Roes, (2D
LAWYER .......... F......... Carlisle
, Hall ..............F F.. ..... H. Benrent
Carey ............C.... .... Campbell
Beck ............ .G...... O. Benrent
Johr son ........ G......... Figele
Substituticns - (EarlhanD Goar for
Carey: (Em-Roes), Schoeneman for H.
Behrent; Hennessey for Carlisle.
Field Goals--LawIer, s; Hall, Z;
Carey; Goar; Carlisle; Campbell. 3: @.
Behrent; H. Behrent; Schoeneman;
Hennessey. 2.
Foul Goals-Lawler. 6; Carlisle;
Campbell, 9.
Referee-Head, of indianapolis.
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includes the Army, Pittsburg, Penn
State, Syracuse and Carlisle.
Yale is the only team that holds an
edge on Notre Dame in games won
and lost. The Ellis defeated Notre
Dame in the encounter between the
two schools.
Three games have been played with
southern teams, all three resulting in
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which is making a tour of the middle
west this season, will not be able to
play Indiana university but will in
clude the Crimson quintet on next sea
sons schedule the university athletic
authorities have been informed.
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Economy Independents
Walk Over Pandhaudles

ECONOMY, Dec. 24.-The Economy
Independents romped away from the
Panhandle team from Richmond here
Thursday night in a rather slow con-
test As to 10. The Economy team held
the visitors to one field goal in TIE
first half. Newman, of Economy, was
the individual star of the contest
caging a total Of II points for his team.
The lineup was as follows:
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California will be eliminated when the
two Nevens meet at Pasadena, Cal,
New Years day.
PRINCETON CANCELS GAME
(By Associated Press)
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 24.-The
Princeton university basketball team.