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NAVY BASKETBALL TEAM
WINS FROM LAFAYETTE
Byeriy and Waters Factors
in ~ to I3 Victory.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. Swimming it's sixth
consecutive game of the season without
a defeat. the Mldshipmen had the better
end of 81 to 13 score against Lafayette
this afternoon. The game was n spr-
tied one. Neither team appeared to be
in it's best form.
After Lafayette had broken the ice by
n foul goal at the start the Navy came
to the fore by fast plays by Byerly and
Waters. which were distinctly the fea-
ture of the game. Ault also played a
steady game. The passing of the Navy
team was good. but the shooting some
what below standard. and Coach Lush
made a number Of changes in an effort
to get a smooth working combination.
The first half ended II to s in favor
of the Midshipmen. and the lead was
slightly increased in the second half
Bieber Brennan and Kearney played
we'll for Lafayette. but the visitors had
developed no system of passing and team
play which enabled them TO pierce the
Navy's defence and get in position near
the goal The lineup:
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American Polo Ponies Are
Doing Well in England
27 Years of Batting
Over the 300 Mark

1893, .372; 1894. .357; 1898, .423; 1896.
.4IO; 1897, .3s3; 1898, .3i5; 1899, .40a;
1900, .SGo; 1901, .3s2; 1902, 1903.
JOHN McGRAW 60 years)-lS93, 1928;
.3e6; 1899, .334; 1899. $50; 1900. 1887;
1901. .352.
HUGHEY JENNINGS q years)-1s9I.
300; 1894, 1872; 1898. 1856; 1896, .391;
1897, .353: 1898. .32J; 1899, 300.
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YALE LOSES TO
DARTMOUTH FIVE
Green Wins by 26 to p in
First intercollegiate Game
of Season.

HANOVER, n. H., Jan. SIN battle
which was even until the final whistle.
Dartmouth outpointed Yale here to-
night with n IS to % score and thereby
snatched the first intercollegiate League
basketball contest in which the Green
has figured this season. From the
opening minute the teams battled with
little in favor OF either aggregation.
The first half closed with Yale In the
lead by a 13 to IL tally. With the be-
ginning of the second half. however.
Dartmouth gradually drew away and
maintained slight margin until the end
of the game.
AIillar and Cullen we're the best per-
formers for the Green. The former
broke up Yale's offensive darts consist
emily. while Cullen starred on the Of
fense. Alderman turned in the best
work for the ELI quintet. but his team
mates were unable to stand the pace in
the last few minutes OF the game.
Capt Flynn also starred for Yale
while Baither shot five fouls. Dartmouth
scored only two fouls.
Dartmouths weak position was again
at centre. Chamberlaine started and
was later replaced by Heep. who was
shifted from his former position at
guard to the jump place. The lineup:
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ETHICAL FIVE WINS.

The basketball team Of the Ethical
Culture School yesterday defeated the
Evandcr Childs quintet on the Ethical
court by IS TO II. thereby making the
eighth consecutive victory for the
Ethical combination
Kaufman and Blumenthai were the
big point makers for Ethical and they
were backed with excellent support by
Fry and Abrahams. Fry scored four
points resulting from two long field
shots Tho lineup
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WISCONSIN FIVE WINS.

Ann AnBoR. Mich. jan S.--Wiscon-
sins western Conference basketball
team defeated Michigan IN the opening
game OF the season here tonight. -
to24. capt. Klrpus put Michigan In the
lead during the first half with good
basket shooting. but the visitors whose
attack was led is Richards. rallied IA
tho second half and nosed out tho Woi-
verincs.
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WEEK END sHooT-ioo TARorrs.
CHICAGO GETS BIG TRAP SHOOT

CHICAGO, Jan. s.--rhe Grand Amer
ican Handicap. premier event OF Amer
lean trapshooters. was to-day awarded
TO the South Shore Country Club of
Chicago at the annual meeting of the
American Trapshooting Association. Tho
tournament. in connection with the chief
event. will take place August 22 to 81.
Atlantic City and Cleveland were un-
successful bidders for the shoot
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C.C.N.Y. BEATS FORDHAM
ON BASKETBALL COURT
Lavender Wins by Four Points
OUer Maroon Fiue.

In game replete with action the
City College basketball team last night
defeated the Fordham five on the
formers court by q to %. The game
was at no time firmly I'm the grasp Of
either college. and neither team led the
other by more than two points at any
time during the game.
The contest opened with both teams
playing a fast offensive game on a
shot from under the basket by Krinsky
City College went into the lead. only
TO be quickly tied when Fallon Gagged
the first goal for the Maroon Ford
ham went ahead on Gordon's foul toss
but Lamm evened matters in a similar
manner
Nat Kriusky. the City College for
ward played his last game for tho col
lege and was easily the star of tho
game. caging four goals from the field.
This was Krinsky's third year on the
varsity basketball team. which he made
when i'm his second year In addition
to his basketball activities Krinsky
was also n regular member OF the coll
lege nine for three years.
In the freshmen game the Lavender
yearlings took the Fordham team into
camp by i2 to TO- Captain Nadel of the
winning team scored double the num-
ber OF points Of the entire Fordham
team. contributing ten field goals to
the City College score. The varsity
lineup.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOCKEY
TEAM DEFEATS PENN
Local Sextet DoUnS Cole
gions, z Goals to I.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The Cniver-
sity Of Pennsylvania hockey team In us
opening game of the season tonight was
defeated by the St Nicholas team OF
New York. goals to l, at the Ice Pal
ace. ST. Nicholas had its strongest line
up headed by Bierwirth. Huntington and
Burgess. the latter leading in the at
tack with four goals.
Capt. Pringle tailed the lone goal for
Penn in the first period. when he took
n pass from Murray in front OF the
goal and shot It into the net for the only
Quaker tally. Neither Jefferys nor De
Korn were able to fathom the St Nick
attack, and on every drive were drawn
out of position AT the goal. The lineup !;
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TIE AT MINE0LA TRAPS.

Dr. ]. c. Kane and n. l.. Van Sick
len tied for the high handicap prize
over the Minoola traps OF the Nassau
Trapshooting Club. yesterday. They
each finished the event with full score
OF so targets. on the shootof. the prize
was taken by the Doctor by score OF
25 TO "a out of a possible % targets.
The high scratch prize was won by
II. H. Shannon. The scores:
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JACKS DEFEATS Nrcu,ELs.

Bobby Michaels does not seem to have
much success arainst English boxers. He
was recently defeated on points by Tommy
Noble and last night at the Commonwealth
s. c. DE lost the decision 20 Freddie Jacks,
Michaels tried hard enough. but the Brlton
had the upper hand II was q hard hitting
contest. The boys swapping punches every
round.
In ten round bout Andy ONeill got the
imdncs- lnclalnm nver EldLn Mnsactt-
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PENN FIVE WINS ANOTHER.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.--Through the
remarkable shooting of Bill Grave and
snug defensive tackles of the entire
team. Penn made 1t five straight in
basketball tonight by defeating SYRIA
cuse University at Weightman Hail.
IA TO s.
To Grave went the honor of scoring
nine of the fourteen points that gave
Penn it's well earned victory. Four times
he arched tho ball into the basket and
then added to It with foul toss. The
lineup:
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MISS uAIGuT WINS GAME.

The girls basketball team OF IIackensack
High School which won the championship
~ New Jersey last year had close call
Yesterday IN It's contest with Rutherford
High school Girls, defeating the latter on
Hackensack court by the narrow margin OF -
10 ~ rutherford displayed remarkable
teamwork aud uutclassed Hackensack In
this department, but missed many easy bas-
ketr Miss Lillian Haight carried Hack
ensack 20 victory. scoring all fourteen points.
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prRMAN WINS ON POINTS.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s.--Joe Burman Of
Chicago, Weighing 100 pounds, outpointed X.
o. Joe O'Donnell of Gloucester In the Ma
tional a. G. tonight Burman had things
al hts own way. winning six of the eight
rounds Al Thompson ~ Cincinnati lost to
frankie Clark Of Philadelphia IN q siN round
bout
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NEW MEMPHIS waS.crp

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. s.-Spencer Abbott
OF Topeka. Kan. former American Asao-
citation player and manager last season and
part owner Of the Tulsa Club Of the Western
Association, has been appointed manager of
the Memphis Southern Association team
lfo will direct the team from the bench
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VICTORY FOR THRoOP MIDs.

The Throop Mlds basketball team defeated
the Brooklyn Triangles last night on the
Throop court by "a 20 %. II was a nip and
tuck game until the last few minutes OF play,
when Throop rallied and swept the Triangies
OFF their feet. II was the Triangles' first de-
feat this season out Of fifteen games The
feat ature was the floor work OF the homo tenm
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syracuse.

Goals from f1eld-Grave, y. Miller.
LAWN, 1; Parker, 1 Goals from Foul-Mc-
Nichoi, out OF .; Grave. out Of 3; LAWN.
2 out OF 9; Parker. out OF I Taylor. out
of T. substitutions -Penn-Voegelin for Me
Nichols, McNichol for HuntzinRer. Syra-
cuse-Taylor for weltman. Referee--Joc
Deeting Manhattan. Umpire-Reid. Spring
field. Time OF Periods-e0 minutes /,
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city College Runner wins.

The meet began with a IS yard dash
for girls. Then followed a 100 yard
dash. lt was a handicap affair and
brought out nfty young sprlnters. G.
Bisqeir of the City College of New
York won, with ]. Buxbaum of the
Brooklyn A. A. second and C. Perry
man of the knights of st. Antony
third Bisqeir was in receipt Of a handi-
cap Of six feet. The time OF the race
was 10 3-5 seconds
The two mile run. also a handicap.
brought more than score OF distance
runners. Casper Scheffer of the Morn
ingside A.C. made his appearance in
togs for the first time in two years and
scored hollow victory. He started
from the $50 yard mark and gradually
overhauled the men in front of him.
Half mile from home he went to the
front and held command to the end
At the judges he was forty yards ahead
of II. Rosen Of the Morningside AC.
J. Mcneil Of the Paulist A.C. was third.
The time was 9n. % 3-Js.
J. Aronson the veteran pedestrian
Of the Pastime A.C.. won the one mile
walk. H. Lobou of the YMH.A. was
second and \. Jessup of the Mornings
side A.C. third
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HARVARD FIVE BEATEN.

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. s.--Worcester
Polytechnic Institute varsity basketball
team defeated the Harvard varsity
team. 43 70 81, here tonight in an ex-
hibitfOn game.
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Ethical ~

FIeIH EonIs-IIfeHmans BIuinenthnI % !,
Kaufman C6). Fry co. sled Cohan white
(2l. Gallo 90, SeRali. Goals from foui--R-cg-
man. Kaufman, Cohen 90. Substltutioas--
Ethical. Sled for Bregmnn, Bashwitz for
Fry: Evander, Schwartz for White, Poloso
for Caddlck. Referee-J. Miller. Time OF
haives-tJ minutes.
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CARDJNAIs my CArrUER.

SIOUX CITY. la, Jan. s.--paui EIffert.
catcher for the Sioux City Western League
team for the last two seasons, has been
sold to the ST. Louis Nationals.
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noy MOORE - otTpoINrrD.

BOSTON. Jan. s--Bobby Dyson of New
Bedford gained decision w a ten round
bout with Roy Moore " 81 Paul tonight
Dyson led throughout.
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OTHER BAsKETBALL RESULTS.

Clark University, 10. Cooper Union, 10.
West virginia. ~; Carneee Tech, ~.
stevens. 50; Delaware, -.
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cAS,DIaN sFyEN LOSES.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Jan. S--The CLEVELAND
OF Toronto, 10 ..
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fiOnls srOrpd--T-IrSt ptrIOH, HItTWITtIl, -
Nicholas, $50: Pringle. Penn. q.o5; Bier
with, 81. Nicholas 9:50. Burgess. ST..
Nicholas, 1880. Second period-Walker, 81.
Nicholas, 3 40; Burgess, -. Nicholas, Itn2.
Third period--Burgess ST. Nicholas, 1850
Burgess. st. Nicholas. II 40. substitution
St Nicholas. Walker for Noh Bermuth.
Cushman FOR Bierwirth. Won Bcrmuth for
Walker. Bicrwirth for Cushmau, Cushman
for Won Bermuth. Ellis for Cushman. Cush-
man for Ellis. Penn. De Koth for Jefterys,
Jefferys for pe koth Smith for Cooke.
Cooke FOR DIAL. Refcree-lack pevinc
Goal iudgcs--tack HUM and NJ. A. Cross.
Time--l5 minute periods. Timekeeper-Dun-
nnn Nnrrnil
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Mckee. Greber for parr, Barnes for Wat
fers. McCrory for Davis. Lenhart for Byerly
Johnston for Ault, Mckee for McCrory. BY
erly for Lenhart. Ault for Johnston, Walters
for Barnes, Parr for Greber. Lafayette
kearney for Longacre, Reeves for Eearney
Longacre for Kcarney. Goals from Court
(Naval Academy --Byerly, 4: Ault, .: John
ston, .: Davis, .. Lafayette--Bleher. ..
brennan. ]. Foul Goals (Naval Acodemy)-
Mckee, in 10. Davis, In 2. McCrory. I
in I. Lafayette-f.ongacre. 2 IN @; Reeves
ia @. Rcferec-Mc Dewitt. University OF
Pennsylvania. Time OF halves-20 minutes.
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UNION COLLEGE QUINTET
WINS BY ONE POINT

Speciot Dcspu'ch 10 THr NEW YORK 1TErMr.
MrpprErowN. Conn. Jan. s.---Wesleyan
lost TO Union 2l 20 90, ut basketball this
a afternoon in n game which was marked
bv the large number OF fouls called on
both teams owing to the new dribbling
ruIes Cant. Jones WILDER and Buchsr
played well for Union, and Robertson
and Hosdowich for Wesleyan. The
lineup
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CORNELL WINS EASILY
FROM LEHIGH TOSSERS
Ithacans Outplay Opponents
and Triumph, "a to I3.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK ilEaALD.
ITHACA. y. Y, Jan. S-Cornell OUT
played Lehigh AZ basketball here %
night. winning easily. % 10 13 after
using three teams OF players Leading
II TO at the end Of the first half and
% TO with ten minutes 20 play. Coach
Ortner relieved his varsity mon and sent
in an entire new team Of subs against
the Invaders. Sidman guard for Coz
NELL after missing four out OF five foul
tries IN the first half. Gagged seven out
OF ten In the second half. besides a scn-
sational field goal from the side court
capt Moliuet Gagged four baskets dur
ing the contest. Lchigh was ahead only
at the start when Acting Capt Frai1
Gagged the sphere on a pass. After Corr
nell caught up on Rippc's shots this
game was never IN doubt Harper AMI
Sprlngstcin oc Iehigh were ruled out OF
the game with four personal fouls called
by Referee Mctzdorf and Umpire Sey-
mour. Tho lineup
Cornell tgN. Lehigh (t.N
Noiinet. .1cft forward ......... .I.ingie
Barkeiew. ...... Blrht forward ....... Maurer
Rippc. ............. Contrr .....+...... Lees
Fidnan...... Left guard. ..... Spriugstcin
Cornish ........ Right guard ......... Fraln
Substitutes - Cornell. Mailer for Cornish.
Crabtrec for Harkplev. Barkelcw FOR crab
tree, Cornish for Mailer. Luther for Barke-
low. Becker FOR Moluct. Haviland for Ripe.
for Step. LehlEh Marshall for Ices. Harper
for Frain. Frain for Maurr. Hartung for
Harpcs. Lees FOR Marshall. Maurer Tor
Spriugstein. Field goals Noiuct. q Ripe.
. sidman. 8 Luther. Maurcr. ! Lees. 7:
trniu. 7 Marshall. 7. Foul goals-Sidman.
5 out of i5 tries finEle out of Q tries.
Seymour of Syracuse. Time OF holvcs-2d
minutes.
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jim 0'BREN RUNS
FAST 6OOYARDSAT
WLCO A. A. GAMES
Little Middle Distance Star
of Loughlin Lyceum Beats
Good Field in 1:16 1-5.
LEADS SELLERS 4 YARDS
5000 Meter Race Goes to Wal-
ter Higgins of Columbia,
With Max Bohland Second.

Jimmy O'Brien, the little middle dis
tance runner Of the Loughlin Lyceunl,
won the 500 yard Metropolitan indoor
championship last night at the Thir~
teenth Regiment Armory. The event
was held in connection with the Wilco
Athletic Association. Jack Sellers OF
the New York 4. c. finished second and
Clarence Sherman of the St Christopher
4. c. was third. O'Brien covered the
distance in :i6 1-5. A dozen men
competed in the event. which was run
in two heats In the final O'Brien fol-
lowed Sellers for half the distance. AT
that point he displayed a good burst OF
speed and took the lead. Then hs
sprinted his mightiest and won by four
yards. Sellers was the fcrTEes t..
holder
Columbia BOY in 'front.'.
Walter Higgins OF Coltmbia UnsyrrF
sity captured the 1900 meter -ace Cor ~ )
Hirshon trophy. the secouslry feature.
Max Bohland of the Paulis1 Af o. cf
Brooklyn was second and "a yfsAryev rf
the Pauist A. c. of New York was thira.
1t was a slashing race and DrpuIar one.
Higgins followed the pace seG bsn 2onf&nH
ana Harold 0utDllI OF Boston A. A until
half mile from home. Then he sped to
the front and wthstanding a determined
challenge by Bohland won by ten yards.
Bohland beat Garvey by twenty-fivs
yards for second place George Cor
nelta Of the New York A. c.. Andrew
Craw Of the Brooklyn A. A. and Harold
Cutbill Of the Boston A. A. were
beaten off.
John Romig of Penn State and Harry
Helme of the Manlius Military Academy
of Buffalo We're III and unable to COM
pete. Romig is suffering from tonssilitls
and Heme has a fever.
There was big crowd present ana
there was plenty Of enthusiasm The
followers of the different clubs gathered
together and. armed with bells. rattlers
and other noise making devices mads
the old armory resemble the days of \
decade ago. when Melvin Sheppard.
Lawson Robertson. Harry Hillman.
Harvey Cohn and George Underwood
were athletic heroes. The Police Re-
serves had charge of the building and
did their work well.
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G e. y Y (95i Fordham C23).
Krlnslly ....... Left forward. ........ Healy
Tamm ......R Right forward. ...... StocSer
Murray .......... Centre ;.:.,;,... Gordon
Raskln ......... Right guartl .Fallon tCapf.l
suhstltutlons--C 9. y. v, l<lauber Cor
I.amm. Fordham. Hocter for Healy. Field
poais-k ktinaby ,D Bamm, Murray. Taskin.
Fniein ~, Heaiy Stocker. Gordon. Fallon
C3) Kelly Goals from foul--Lamm tO.
Klauher, Gordon 90. Eeferee-rom Thorp.
C-olrnibia Tmplrc-Ed Thorp, n Y. L.
Time Of haives--2O minutes.
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Wesleyan t20)

Union (2H. Wesleyan (20).
uucker. ......... Left forward. ..... Robertson
WIlber. ........ Right forward. Robson, Capt.
Jones CCapt) )..... Centre ............ Hart
Rinealdi. ........I Left guard. $500. Hosdowich
Srbvnrtz .. d. Right guard. ............Kin
score az end % first half-Wesleyan, 10; /;
Union. H. Goals from floor-Robison. 2
IIosdowich, q Robertson, Wiiber. a Jones
2. Rucker . Goals from fouls-Ilobcrtson
10. Bucker. T. Rcferee-Oberdick OF Spring
field Y " g. A. college. Timcrs-Ticse of
Union and Butler Of Wesleyan. Perlods-20
ntlnutea
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Continued on Second Page.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Heep Tor IhhhI-
beriaine. Goals-Cullen, a. Yuill, 4; Alder
man, 3: Chamberlain. p Flynn, >; Mllar. /.
~ Bafther 2; Goodell. Fouls-Cullen, out
Of q: Baither. . out of 10; Alderman. ! out
Of l. Referee Kelley. Timer - Mckay
Time-2O minute halves.
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CALQM[L sAL|vAT[s
EVEN WHEN CAREFUL
Treacherous Drug can not be
Trusted and Next Dose may
Start Trouble

Calomel is dangerous Il NAV sal
vate FOl and maze you suffer fear
10 ~ from soreness II enns. tender
ness 81 Jaws and teeth. snei 81
t0nene. and excessive salsa dfibblrs
from the mouth Don't trust ca,omel
IL - mercury. quicksilver
u sou feel h'l aos heatachy. con-
st.pat-d and aii Knocked ont Jest -
90 your druggist and e,t 4 bottle ol
bodsou Liver flae Tor o feR cent
which IS harmless vegetable Aah
stitlte Tor dangerous "a oHi~i Takt.
spoonful and n il doesnt start yoas
liver and stra -iltea you .np belt +
and quicker than mast, ralouiei an
~.ihont making you SIX Toa Wst rs
back and gei yuar money
II Yon t4k" calo0lmel today yaa q
ie ssk ard nsuseated tamofroW be
SIDES. gt may sailNate yon. whih- II
f0a take lodson'~ Liver Toae ,n9
" 81 wake np Zee ing great SO salts
neeessary Give 4 10 the ch.Idrra
h-suase it is perfectly harmless ana
csn not salltate
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REAlHERS IN BOSTON
JOIN LABOR PARTY

Boston Mass Nov io-Seyen
clergynen exchanged the ministeFi ?
frocs for lahorer- overalls ANA wen:
to work in the building trades u
was one-day JOB for them. the re-
suit Of an invitation by the Central
Labor Union In return for tAe crerev-
mems courtesy u asking union lead
ers recently r. speaN from Their
pulplts
In a peltng rain the Rev Harry
Ferda drove cement WAGON. the
Rev Newton G Fetter and the Rev.
e. A. Young worked as laborers On
the new municipal Latin school: the
Rev. Fsank Kingdom and the Rev.
F. D Parker Piled brooms on a
Winter Street building. and the Rev.
C s Stephenson and the Rev. 4.
Smith did odd jobs on other buildings
under construction in the business
district
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JESS OFF THE
FIGHT GAME FOitE\tR

Tulsa. NOV lo-That Jess Willard
has given up all intentions of re-
entering the ropcd arena. Is what
George II. Siedhoss. an oil contractor
OF Wichita. Kans3g, says siieihCss
declares that the recent $50 barre.
we'll that willard got on his lea'e.
eight miles north Of Eureka. Kansas
has caused the former worlds cham
pion to decide that the oil business
and not flstlana. was his future bread
and butter
The $50 barrel well Was "..fs
saver to willard. who is said u
have lost most % his fortune saine
in the prize rins hy numerous dry
holes and unwise investments
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THE GRIM GRAY FIGURE

Until society lS Tar enough All
vaneed in It's intelligence. ethics
and social relations 10 prevent the
more dreaded Of the preveniable
diseases. as for instance tuher-
culosis, attempts 10 cure incipicni
and less advanced victims will be
the best that can be hoped for or
expected. That is the Hereulean
task TO which the tuberculosis
League. small but complete or
ganization, has set itself, a job
that will overwhelm these valiant
volunteers without energetic sup
port from the public. Popular
cooperation with the program
for saving lives y expressing
itself this week in the purchase
of Tuberculosis League seals,
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
rcs rAcK,-sr. kiosErs sso 6lsopEs
VICE SCHOOL" IIE ADS
GET 20 YEAR,

Kansas City. Noy 10 Rober,
Herod and Albert Ensllsh. alleged
heads Of a school OF Vice here n
connection wlth Wh'sh several othars
have heen convicted. were sentence
10 % wears each IN the peni,ensiaFy.
Herod and Enslish. both mana ers
Tor business concerns hese. were al
legged 10 have kept an oriental"
apartment in a fashionable residenc
dlsirl,t. and police charged they
mrea many school gir'~ and boys 70
the place
Papers seized were said To have
SHOWN the existence Of vice club 70
which business and professional men
belonged, three Of whom were ar
re- ted and conficted
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PHI ADS WITH ClIIt tGO
THIEVES 10 EASE Up

chicago Nos DO 4 plea fr im-
maniis nom mriaer rohheries was
addressed % h.ghNaymen throlsa
re psters mis- uornins by A. J.
Jeserh. Young l-neier. who has
been robbed uniu he Is in desperate
cirrnm stances
Won't you please quit un,l hav,
goi on my feet % leastgr be plead =
ed.
First be- had his stock OF damon Is
stolen some months ago. two wsexs
later his automobile followed ami
last night he vas ready 10 give np
afier robbers bound ana gagged him
and took S9ep from his 80. an he
Aai left