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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

New York, Oct. 1.-Thc strength Of
federal war issues and the acute de-
preston of exchanges on Germany and
most of the new central European
countries constituted the noteworthy.
if somewhat conflicting developments
of the week in the financial markets.
On enormous transactions and almost
without exception, Liberty bonds and
Victory notes registered gains of to
s. percent. the latter rising to within
a fraction of par. While the demand
for these issues was primarily ascribcd
to the recent lowering of discount
rates by federal reserve banks it was
also accepted as violence that the
countrywide liquidation of the last
eighteen months had run its course.
On the other hand the slump in marks
to figure under S-10 of / cent with
corresponding or greater demoraliza-
tion in the quoted value of Austrian,
Polish and Czecho- -SloVakia remit
tances heightened apprehension re-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS
Furnished by y. s. Walpolc. Rooms
529-52 Thatcher Block Pueblo.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. I-Hogs-Re-
ceipts l5o; better grades around 10
CENTS lower. others steady; choice 21O
pound weights S7.65: $40 pound butch
ers 31.25: odd bunchcs li5 to $50 pound
weights SI.40n7.i5.
Cattle-Rcccipts 1900; for week fed
steers steady to % cents lower. grass
crs 1od5o cents lower: stockers. feed
crs and fat she stock weak to %
cents lower; cutters steady to strong
Gamers steady TO Is cents higher
calves. bulls. stock cows and heifcrs
and stock calves steady; top steers for
week 1915.
Shecp-Receipts 500; for week; Sheep
25M50 cents higher; fat lambs steady;
feeders strong: weeks lamb top Ss.75.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

LEARN of the Vale of Paradise,
where dreams come true. This wonder
city is having a magic growth. and a
million dollars in municipal improve
ments are authorized for this year
Every kind OF business opening hero,
We have seventeen miles of protected
water front. with sorgeously beautiful
home sites. Wonderful homes. Won
derful velvety lawns. Wonderful flow
crs in semi-tropical profusion. Fishing
supreme. Every day You can catch the
big fellows until your back aches and
your hands blister. Paradise for motor
boats. with hundreds of miles of pro-
tected waterways with woEdcr spots
to visit. Finest motoring rseds in the
south. Bathing in bay and gulf Won
derful. Healthiest city in America,
with no business for doctors. Greatest
golf course in America under construc-
ton. Coolest place in America in sum-
mer, delightful in winter. You may
own beautiful home here, with per-
petua1 income. at practically no invest
mcnt. Grasp the opportunity of a life
time. Address THE MAYOR, Nalpa-
raiso. Fla
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
HOUGH small and compact.
this six room modern cottage
has quite a pretentious air so

this six room modern cottage q
has quite a pretentious air so
- that. Judging from the ex-
terror view of it one would think
it in reality a much larger house
than 1t is. This clever bit of de-
ception on the part OF the designer
has its advantages inasmuch as a
house of this type would grace any
community no matter how exclu-
sive. in addition to which the archi-
tect has proven that the small
house need not necessarily be a
squeezed-up looking affair.
on the f,rst floor OF this attract
i've home are a large living room. a
cheerful. sunny dining room. a
modernly equipped kitchen and a
service porch. The front piazza is
deep and spacious and ideal for an
outdoor sitting room in summer
ptime while Elassed in in winter II
would make a nice sun parlor. The
living room. which runs the entire
width OF the house. is a particularly
bright. CHEEKY spot with its open
fireplace OF brick or rough field
stone. As the owner may prefer,
and its many windows. The stair
case ascends from this room. a
group of Sndows on the landing
making 1t light and providing a
happy spot for plants.
Upstairs are three bed rooms. a
center hallway bath room and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York. Oct. l.-Tradins during
today's brief stock market session was
made up largely OF metals. domestic
oils. steels. equipments, and several
of the conspicuous coal Issues. Coppcrs
rose to ? points in recognition OF
the higher prices quoted for future de-
liveries. oils seemed TO derive their I'M
petus mainly from pools and Lchigh
Valleys further gain Was associated
with the companys prospective segre-
cation plan.
Shorts opposed the advance in the
first hour but retired when the buyins
became too insistent TO be ignored. q
firm to strong tone. marking the close.
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Dealings in bonds were moderate.
Liberty and Victory issues showing
gains and losses at the end. Foreisu
issues were lower. especially French
governments &c and Cuba Canc -.
Total sales, par value aggregated 35.-
$50. 900.
An increase of $4,000 in actual loans
and discounts by tho clearing house
reflected the heavy transfer OF funds
incidental TO tho turn into tho final
quarter OF the year. Reserves of mem
hcrs at the federal reserve bank de-
creased s3T ooo,o 600 and a contraction of
ti3. $50 600 in cash holdings resulted in
a deficit of reserves OF practically s10.-
00o, 600
Business in foreign exchange was
nominal. but fresh pressure was di-
rectcd against the Italian rate and
German marks. the latter again dcclin-
ing to as their low record.
Polish marks manifested increased
weakness with other central European
rates. Far eastern exchanges were
steady the Shanghai rate recovering
its loss of the previous day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. ILL.,. Oct. with iiquids-
ton on in wheat and corn the cnurs
list saggcd ON the Chicago board OF
trade today, Tho close saw net Iosacs
OF J to 5.c in wheat. Z to Ng7sc 10
corn and sc in oats,
Provisions ranged unchanged to -
higher.
Wheat opened weak and with bcarish
sentiment strengthened by the few
factors and encouraged by absence ~
outside support, nothing that the few
longs could do had any effect on the
market. Every bulge brought out iu-
creased pressure and numerous stou-
loss orders were uncovered
Breaks at Winnipeg caused by heds-
cash wheat at Minneapolis and SLOW
export demand. coupled with report
that New York interest bought 5000
barrels OF Canadian flour this week.
combined to break the resistance of
romc OF the most stubborn longs MAJ
wheat made a new low record on the
crop.
Hedging sales. scattered liaulds tiov
and tho state of tho wheat market
caused tho break In corn and oats wrr"
weaker and lower In sympathy with
other grains.
In provisions nearby options -erN
:indcr pressure hut deferred deliveries
held fairly strong in tho face Of the
general market conditions DciiyertcT
on October contracts included 10000
pounds and 10000 pounds OF ribs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
BONDS

New York. Oct. 1.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press. Liberty bonds closed:
3 1as SS.46: firsts As 1910 bid; second
As 9o.52; first 4 y. 90.S2; second y $
90.52; third AIS 1896: fourth AVS
5000; Victory ANS ao.44; Victory
ANS 9e.46.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

The native ladies of Morocco are very
particular about the preservation of
their compile xions. They wash their
faces in rose water In which apricot
kernels baked and powdered arc in
troduced. Sometimes they apply a
wash which contains rcd radish scrap
ings powdered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
DENvER LIVEsTocK

Denver. Oct Cattle - Receipts
400: steady: beef steers $1,000 $50; cows
and heifers sS.CoM5.25;. calves Ss.ooi
800: bulls sa.oomSoo; stockers and
feeders S3.5oM5.75.
Hoga-Receipts 100; steady: top $3.50
bulk Ss5odS6o.
Shecp-Reccipts $500: steady lambs
fdooTs.oo ewes S2.ood5.75: feeder
lambs S5.noTe.so.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

In addition to paving high interest
rate Of to IN per cent. tens of thous-
ands of farmers arc paying bonuses
OF $50 to 300 on each $1,000 borrowed
was the statement Of Gray Silver
Washington representative of ths
American Farm Bureau federation be-
fore the banking and currency COM
mtttec recently
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

balcony. In addition there IL
ample closet space for clothes and
linen. As shown here this house is
of frame construction with cement
stucco on tho outside. Axclusive
of the porches. II is IS feet wide by
~ feet inches deep. The inside
hnish on the first floor is OF hard
wood. while pine. enanclcd. is used
to finish the second story. There
are several unusual features con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Colorado State Soldiers and Sailors

Home. Homeiske. Colorado.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Comma ndsnt of the Colorado State
Soldiers and Sailors Home until IL
O'Clock noon. mountain time. October
II. 1921, for articles enumerated in the
schedule for tho period OF six months.
beginning December L.. 1921. and ending
May II. 1922.
Schedule and informst ton will be fur
nished on application to the Com
mandapt or Qusrtermaster.
The privilege Is reserved TO reject
any and all bids. Tho awards will he
made to the lowest responsible bidder
on or after October II, 1921.
BY order of the Board OF Commits
sioners Colorado State Soldiers and
Sailors Home.
JOHN CONKIF,
Comm, nd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

Women of Rumania are to be given
tho communal vote under the pro
visions of a measure now before the
parliament of that country and which
is expected to be adopted with little
opposition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
CHIcAGo LIvEsToCE

Chicago. Oct. i.--CU. s. Bureau Of
Markets Cattle 500. COM
pared with week ago: Grass and low
grade warmed up steers weak to -
cents lower. others and yearlines
strong to 20 cents higher: some good
and choice medium weight corn-fed 2s
n 80 cents higher; choice dry feed hcif-
or vcsrlings little change bu, hiak COWS
and heifcrs so cents to slon lower.
Gamers II to IL cents lower, calves
mostly t1.co lower
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market active.
fully steady with Fridays best time:
packing grades and mixed hogs strong /.
bulk higher; top $3.50: bulk lights and
light butchers Ss,o0m s.25. bulk packing
sows ss.5oTs.s5; pigs steady with bulk
desira bic s7.e6m75 so; holdover liberal.
Sheep-Recelpts 5000. receipts toda y
practically all to packers direct Com
pared with week ago: All classes sbou,
steady.
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

The Hottentots are especially fond
of giraffe steaks and giraffe marrow,
and potrosst of bosconstrictor ts
highly priced in Southern Guinea
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
f,HICAGnA PRnnIrcE

Chicago. Oct. 1.-Butter. unchanged
Eggs. higher: receipts a.5o9 cases:
firsts 3sd4oc: ordinary firsts 3tT36c
miscellaneous 3IT3sc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
Rr;ssEMER Ditch NOTICE

BEssEMER DITCH NOTICE
The water will 10 turned out of the
Ressemer Ditch o, October 10th to re-
main out indefinitely to allow for max
ing repairs.
BY order of Bonrd OF ii-cctors.
G. X, McHARG.
Secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Furnished by \. 8. Walpole, Thstch-
or btfiIdipC
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

LIBEKT1 BOND QUOTATIONS
Furnished by y. S, Wslrolc. Rooms
Se?-3s Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty 31as $ss3S
Liberty frst Is s9oi0.
Liberty second Is 1906
Liberty first as S90.so
Liberty second AIS feo.s2.
Liberty third AS 1884,
Liberty fourth as 5000.
Liberty first 4;4s 3eo.A.
Liberty firth Ans 1874.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
RANK STATEMENT

New York. Oct. 1.-The actual condi-
tion OF clearing house banks and trust
comra mics for the week shows deficit
OF s1osaS,25o in legal reserve; decrease
45. .55I $50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
YOU ARE SAFE AT
KNIGHT-CAMPBELL'S

jome OF these instruments ere brand
new pianos.
Arion. rosewood ..SlIo
Chase Bros. ebony ................. 1S5
Newman. walnut .................... l?5
Camp g. CO.. walnut .............. 21a
Singer, walnut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Sommcr. oak .s5
Peerl IS. oak cs5
WeERan. oak ...................... so3
Stark. walnut ..................... 20
Ludwig, mahogany ................. $50
Cspen. walnut $50
Schumann. mahogany ............. $50
Hobart NJ. Cable. mahogany ....... 3,5
Nctzow. mahogany ................. $40
Cable Nelson. . mahogany .......... 3e'
George stock. mahogany ........... t25
A. Il Chase. walnut ................ 80
Guaranteed Player Pianos
Weller. mahogany ...........'..'.'. 80
Reliman. mahogany .......... 4s5
Hinze. mahogany .................- go
Hinzc. mahogany .................. 80
II. l.. Phillips. r.shosany .......... 500
kimball mahogany ................ $50
EimhalI. oak 595
Cable Nelson. walnut E. ........... 500
lStuyvesant. mahogany ............. So
Aoolian Pianola, mahogany ........ $50
Hobart NJ. Gable, oak ............. sao
$40 cash puts a good piano into your
homc-and We gladly arrange the bal
ancc in payments that please you. II
YOU cannot call, write for particula RS
Of any instrument that interests you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
CHICAGO POTATOES

'HTIA'fD F'FTNTNES
Chicago. Oct. Potatoes. receipts -
cars: stronger: Idaho whites. sacked.
81 s0ng. 10: Minnesota and North Da-
kota Eed River ohios 81 $50 200. Min
nesota sand land ohios fi.joT so T,
Maine Cobbrrs 500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by y. s. walpole. Rooms
3e9-5e Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Open High Low Close
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
FOR sALE-PLANos
PHILLIPS OFFERS THIS
WEEK

Big price reductions on new and
used pianos and monographs; save
SIS to 5000 on a piano.
Steinway Square Piano ......$ 40
Whellock Piano ............... 100
Sterling Piano. one of the highest
grade pianos at half price -. 295
Kline Piano. new sample. with
bench to match ........... $40
Terms SIS Down, $40 Monthly
no interest.
Player Piano. regular, S65u,
value, . rolls and bench ..... 435
Player Piano. just used months,
regular $3.50 value, $50 bench
and 12 rolls ............... 4ss
Pay SIS Down. Sis Monthly,
no interest.
Talking Machine Bargains
Nlctrola vi ...'.'..$ 90
Columbia. c. ................ 40
Large Columbia s120, model $50. So
Large Columbia. $165 model -. lis
Payments SO Down. SO Monthly
D. Z. PHILLIPS MUSIC co.
521 N. Main. St
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
FOUND

FoUND-The best and cheapest
place in Pueblo for ladies' to have
their old hats made over and re-
shaped. Mrs. r. c. Cramer. of the
HOME MILLINERY" 7is Grand
avenue, does artistic millinery work
and her prices are within the reach OF
every woman who wants to econo-
mize and save and at the same time
wear a becoming hat.
FOUND-Bunch of keys 1922
jackson.
FOUND--A number of articles at the
fair are at the Cbicftain office. Owners
can have them by calling and identity
ing.
ror, e>rr- r,v.~oc IN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
KN|GHT-CAMPBEll'S
BARGAINS
PIANOS 8 &PLAYERP|ANOs

A good standard make OF used plano
or player from Knight-Campbelrs. ie
far better than a cheap new one-and
the reason is, because of Knight
Campbelis high sta ndsrds of craft
manship is restoring kuch Instruments
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
MONEY

New York. oct i.-Forcirn exchange
Irregular. Great sRri:ain. demand
sg.72is: cables s5.Ts. France. demand
5,o7i4: cables 7.oS. Italy. demand SOS
cables 3esl.. Belgium. demand 6oa,-
cables 100. Germany, demand 80
ca sblcs SOL Holland. demand II 20.
cables 5ias. Norway. demand 1875;
Sweden. demand 2e33 Denmark Dc
msnd 1890. Switzerland. demand 1T.3s.
Spain. demand 1903 Greece demand
tss. Argentine. demand scs7 Brazil
demand 1912. Montreal a.l per cent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
FINE line rooming houses aHd bust
ness chances. See
AJAX
sol Santa Fe Phone 52S
so1 Santa Fe

. PAINTING and paper hanging.
prices reasonable. #. Bandy, Phone
1o45-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

LONESOME WIDOW, OWNS GOOD
OKLAHOMA FARM and has means.
matrimony. Write soon. Mrs. Camp
bell. BOX "a. Los Angeles. California.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
CURB AND SUGAR STOCKS
Furnished by N. S. Walpole. Rooms

NEW YORK COTTON
Furnished by N. $. Wslpole, Rooms
329.3n Thatcher BLOCK. Pmchln.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
PERSONAL

WOULD YOU marry a pretty batch
l.. Hill, South Jacksonville, Fla.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

LADIES. When irregular or sup
pressed use Triumph Pills. Safe and
dependable in all proper cases. Not
sold at Drug Stores. Relief and par
ticulars froe. Address National Me-
dical Institute. Milwaukee. Wis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

SILVER
New York. Oct. Foreign bar sill
Ner fo'sc; Mexican dollars 5sisc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
3 I

MARRY rich. Many anxious. Con-
fidential list for stamp. Write Select
Club, Dept. f. Rapid City, S. Oak.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 1.-Buttcr
eggs and poultry unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

BACHELOR girl with $4,000 farm
wants husband. T-Box 80 League. To
1edo. Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

IF you want a healthy, wealthy. low
ing wife. write Violet Ray Club. Denni-
son, Ohio. enclosing stamped envelope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

MARRY = Marriage directory with
photos and descriptions free; pay
when married. The Exchange. Dept.
sos, Kansas City, Mo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

WIDOW wants husband able to han
die $4,000 estate. Box 5S. Oxford. Fla.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
Chinese Goods
For Sale

FOR SALE-s-room rooming house,
we'll furnished. also small grocery
store underneath Will invoice about
1900. Call 222o-NJ before S o'clock OF
,29c-SJ during the day.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
TENNIS CUP HOLDER
Is BEATEN EASILY
Herbert L. Bowman Outplays
Frederick c. Anderson in
Harlem Tournament.

outsteadied and outgeneralled by
Herbert L. Bowman, Frederick c. An
derson was forced TO relinquish hts hold
on the Harlem challenge cup In the
third round OF the annual tournament
at the Harlem Tennis Club yesterday.
He was beaten straight sets. 6--l, Ga.
In manner that left no doubt as TO
Bowman's superiority. yet Anderson had
his choice OF tactics just as much TO
blame for the defeat as Bowinan's
skill.
The victory carried Bowman to the
fourth round. Others who made a SINH
lar advance were William NJ Fischer.
J. Mattheys, x. d. Fisher. A. l..
Bruneau and Charles NJ. Wood. Jr
William Fischer was extended TO the
limit to defeat Jones w. Mersereau in
the longest match of the tournament
thus far. Forty games were required
for It's completion. the score ending
S--10, e., Sc. 1t was only
Fishers greater steadiness in the last
few games that decided the contest in
his favor. In the matter OF skill there
was little to choose between them.
Charles Wood. who was the national
indoor boy champion two years ago, won
his third straight match in straight sets.
eliminating Kenneth G.. Johnson by a
score of 6---3. 6---3,
The summary:
Harlem Challenge Cup singles-seoond
round--T. B. Keene defeated J. Becher,
s-10. 6-3, 6--3: w. s. Pearce defeated
w. g. Prill 4-6. 10, Go; A. b. Murray
won from Hugh Oakley by default y. Ian
dau defeated r. D. Goldin. Cd, 4-6. 60;
Jones W. Mersereau defeated Paul s. Nc
Hugh, 6-2, 1913.
Third Round-J. Mattheys defeated s. San
berg. 3-6. G-2. Go: Kenneth d. Fisher de-
feated L. G. French. Go, TO; A. L. Bru-
neau defeated NJ. Alexander. s-6 CT;
Charles NJ. Wood. Jr., defeated Kenneth
q. Johnson. 6-3. 6-3; william NJ. Fischer
defeated j. w. Mersereau, SO. 60. Sc;
Herbert l.. Bowman defeated Frederick G.
Anderson, G-f. Cd.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
BERRY, Cornell.
IN MCCLFNAHAN. Prince
Highland Park Purse
for p. A. Clark's La Rablee

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 9.---The weather
and track were ideal for racing to-day.
close finishes being the order of the after
noon. but the crowd looked small after
the tremendous multitude that was in at
tendance on Saturday. However. there
We're enough present TO keep the mutuel
machines humming from start to finish.
The Highland Park Purse was taken
by =. A. Clark's La Rablee from small
but classy ield, he covering the mile in
/ :s7 10.
claiming; purse 1890. seven furiongs-
Candle. Light. III Penman). s4i.do, SIS.
500. firsl: W. 9. Mccl!ntock, ioa tMooney,
sS, Also ran1Machiaveni z Grand and Daddy, Brit,
ish Liner, Nab. Nomiaee. Romper. Donatelio
Second Race-For maiden two-year-oid IN
,Sss Rqsse s. 800 tSpr ,sr59nsssernss;e i Is
Naughty Nigba. 1t5 CPooD. $500. s3.To, sec
2TPa fine As d & ST. hso ls MSoes flo 4sa tsFS
Lady Astor and McGee's Pink
Third Race-For three-year-olds and up.
Tardl claiming; purse. $500: one mile and
81. 30. s5.7o, first; Wadsworth's Last lis
tGrubeD. $500: 1920 second: Captain Rees.
Also ran-boiph. Sandman H.. BryniiIna6,
Mendarins Coat, Gaddling, J. G. Stone and
Colonel Lit.
for four-year-olds and upward; allowance
purse, 81 400; one miie-La Rablae, lo3
'McAteej, 5000. st.Io. 81 30. first; Rouleau,
10 Garner; $40 $3.50, second: Jouett,
Also ran-Mysterlous Girl. Trayesty and
Legal.
Firth Race-For two-year-olds; colts and
yeleings: allowances; four furlongs--Casey,
Alien. lis tsmiihj s2.so: s2,so: second; Aa-
0:@ 3-5. Also ran--janku and Boy From
Home.
sixth Race--The Pewee Valley Purse; for
,nres-y,.ar,coas ailoy,anee,,a ,aa pyrss si,osg'
S3.Go S3.t0, first. Ben Valet, i1o (rooD !,
$3.50, $3.50; second. Castiereasn. lo3 tC9n-
ran---Fiambetie, Gangway Beg Pardon, sir
Lawnfal, Runzaf Monsoon and Balance
Wheel.
Seventh Race-For three-yenr-olds claim
Ing; purse, 81 500 ono mile and a slxteenth.-
Sea Court. 10 (Anthony). $3.50, 500. SS.uV,
first; Nurture, 10I lFrancisi, s2I, 50. si2.4v
second; Gorilla, 1oi (smith). $3.50, third.
Time. al 2-5.
Also rnn-Dlarneystone, Millersburg, Aary
Jane Baker, Petrarch and Mts Fontaine.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
BRITISHERS AGREE
TODATE FOR MEET
Oxford and Cambridge Will
Compete Against Harvard
and Yale OH July %.

CAnBRIDGE. Mass. May "a cable
gram from B. G. d. Rudd. president OF
the Oxford University track team. to
Fred w. Moore. graduate treasurer OF
athletics at Harvard University. con-
tanned final acceptance of the invita-
and Oxford University athletes meet
Yaie-Harvard combination nan inter-
national track and field competition at
the Harvard Stadium, July 23 The mes
sage contained no word regarding sug
gestions that the Englishmen either sep
arately or ointly would beet the Prince
ton and Cornell teams later.
The meeting will be the fifth between
composite Oxford-Cambridge and Bar-
vard-Yale teams. Each has won two
Of the previous sets of games. In the
last meet, eld at Queens Club. London
in 1911, England won five events TO
forr.
In the previous meetings first places
only counted, and nine events were con-
tested. First places will count again,
but whether nine events or more will be
held is uncertain, Major Moore said.
Cablegrams indicating the probable
English entries have included q shot put
specialist This event has not pre-
viously been included In the games, bus
the Harvard athletic head said that II
the Englishment wished to extend the
programme they could do SO. Whether
the long distance event would be at
two or three miles was uncertain, he
said. The Englishmen have been run
ming the latter distance. while the Yale
Harvard men prefer two miles