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FOR RENT
Office Building

Located at 2020 Fourth avenue,
Rock Island. An attractive, we'll
lighted, two-story building with In
diana limestone front in bank style.
Frontage of 40 feet, and depth of 10
feet. Total floor space, 800 square
feet. Connects with adjoining
building which has been remodeled
to give additional Office space. Will
accommodate an Office force of be-
tween rs and 100. Suitable for gen.
eral Office purposes or club, lodge
or bank. Second floor is partitioned
off into nine separate Offices. Will
rent either building or both. 'as is"
or will remodel to suit tenant. Can
give immediate occupancy. Rent
reasonable Write L. v. Anderson,
Consumers Service Stations, Con-
solidated. East Side Savings Bank
Bldg, Rochester, N. Y.
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LEGAL.
ADMINIsrRAToR's NOTICE.

ASsie Of John Dittmann. Deceased.
me Undersigned having been appointed
administrator of the Estate of John Dit
@snn. late of the County of Rock Island.
STATE of Illinois. deceased. hereby gives
heslce that it will appear before the Pro-
esle Court of Rock Island County, at the
rebate Court room. in the City of Rock
sand az the September Term. on the
Iirst Monday IN September next. at which
ane ali persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
w The purpose of having the same ad-
llsied
All persons indebted to said Estate are
1eeested to make imnediate payment TO
VI undersigned
Dated Goth day of June A. ID. 1879
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Administrator.
J. II. Meehan, Asst Cashier
N2gi,s Sinansan Attvs
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ON THE ROAD.

Frankly engine is missing.
Wife-Oh, Frank, and the gar
age isn't locked
Frank-What's that got to do
With it?
Wife-The engine will be stolen
before We get back.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ings made. Jigg and Fixture designing
speciality. Ideas developed. E. B.
Michaelis Mech. Consltg. Eng, associated
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney
6o9-6lo Best Bldg. Phone r. l. 766
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED Oh
continued to date covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates Rock Is
land Title & Abstract Company: W J.
Sweeney. secretary. 200-212 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building
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INVESTMENT.


BOOST FOR ROCK ISLAND. EVERY DOL
lar invested in the Rock Island Mutual
Building, Loan q Savings association Is
secured by mortgage on Rock Island
real estate z. B. Kreis, secretary. Is
State Bank Bldg.
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CARD OF THANKS

@~~~~-~~~0~@c~~-~~<N- -
We wish to express sincere thanks TO
all those who grieve with US during our
bereavement in the loss of our beloved
wife and mother especially those who did
so much at our home and those who sent
so many beautiful floral tributes and let
ters OF coincidence.
A. e. HORST AND VIRGINIA.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TRES GALL KINDSl. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles, motorcycles, autos: SAC
bicycles. complete, S27 so tall coiOrsl
. Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
3024-6-S East Second street, Davenport,
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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M0NEY To LOAN

MONEY LOANED IN ANY, AMOUNT AT
legal rates Illinois Loan Co. 3o4
Best Bldg. Phone R. l. 1o7A.
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MISSISSIPPI craft once had whistle so
a large that each blast upon it stopped the
boat lack of steami Many people waste
energy just needlessly e kin g positions,
rooms ETC.. aimlessly, when they could narrow
down the field to the desirable and sure through
timely Ad in The Argus Classified Columnsl
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FOR RENT
AGENCY
420-421 Safety Bldg.
Phone r. /. ass

Offices recently occupied By tn
Sinclair Oil CO.. especially adapssd
for firm desiring 9 large amount Of
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements r. K. Rhoads, Rob
tnson Bldg.
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THE. ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ron Observation-Disclosures.

I FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sHeyEIs HOUND PoINrHp. sHaR1
/ handled. ripe. all iengths and sizes
! Transmission grease tWhitmore -
Lumber and kindling. Rock Island
Steel 4 Aachiuery Co. 240l Third
avenue. Phone r. L. 5S4.
TEAM OF HEAVY HORSES. HARNESS
I, and tive wagons. Apply Hartz & Balm
1 PRACTICALLY NEW FIVE ROOMS or
I, furniture, ali or by piece 524 seventh
street.
/ GENUINE REED BABY BUGGY. NBvER
been used. 1899 u Fifteenth street.
| HoUSEBoAT. WILL FLOAT. 42x12 FIT
| SIS Second street
ICE BOXES. SO EACH. 2o25 FOURTH
avenue.
cURRANTs 20 CENTS A QUART.
1915 Twenty-ninth street.
1 No deliveries. K. /. 1854.
! CHERRIES, PICK YoUR OWN, SO. o.
| r. I. 1921.
/ WHITE REED WHITNEY BABY CAR
rage In perfect condition, soO4 sixth
OAK WARDROBE Sc. SINGLE BED WITH
sion table -. kitchen cabinet With bar
So. four dining chairs 50. COM
mon dishes. fruit isrs sae sHd zoe
other articles. Call after 5:a0 p. IA
south door 500 FeFty-seeond street.
GoDD LUNCH ROOM ON SEVENTEENTH
street. cheap. Chance to make big
money during convsntien and exposi-
ton. Cheap, large Place. Owner going
away. R. L. 1891.
| HEMsTITCHING AND PICoTING At
ssehmsnti tits all sewing machines;
Order House. Box 127. Birmingham, Ala.
GOOD DRoP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE,
photograph with 80 cylinder records.
most all dance music, Just the thing
for camp, $50. 522 Forty second street.
GOVERNMENT LUNCH BASKETS AND
cots. 5o4 Fortieth street.
ALL KINDS OF BOATS AND LAUNCHES
built and repaired. r. L. 3524L. 3l55
Eleventh street.
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLES. R. l. 2O51.
We deliver.
BLUEBERRIES.
Last seasons crop failure. This sea-
son the demand will be heavy. We ad-
wise you to order early and get the best.
At present We can quote hand-pieked
berries at 50 per case, 10 quarts T. o. b.
here. Necedah Biueberry Exehange
John Robertson, manager, Necedah, Wis.
References Neesdah Bank.
BOUQUETS, FLOWERS. zoe. R. 1. 1860
FIFTY GALLON MILK ROUTE WITH
state laws; also a new Ford delivery
car. Reason for selling, have taken
over other business that requires ali
my time. Small down payment will
handle this proposition. See Thinner
man. Horst & StFieter Co.
SLOTTED PONY. RIDING OR DRIVING.
gentle. 31os Twelfth streat.
9xI2 AND 11xI3 RUG. TWO DRsssERs
chifionier, Domestic gas stove, round
table. six leather seated chairs, library
table, duofold. two leather seated rock
ers- sos Seventh street.
BOTTLES BOUGHT AND SOLD. sos
Fifth avenue. r l. 1864.
TALKING PARROT AND CAGE. 400
Thirty second street.
ROLLERS. SINGERS q. I. 2s5s.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND WOOD
range, like new. quick sale $35: double
bed and nice springs. IS; eommode, 81
Soc: three doors with glass. So Lot Of
kindling wood and some coal. S.. i744
Thirty -ffth street.
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEED HOUSE
paint, $21O per gal. in five gal. cans.
Huber Paint and Wallpaper Co. 21ll
Fourth avenue. B. l. 1924
GOOD LIMP COAL. $7-25 SINGLE TON;
800 load lots LEM Coal Once. 4.
I. 263S.
HASLER'S SHOCK ARS0RBERS AND
Ford crank shaft. Half price. 1zl6
Fourth avenue.
WAETED-TO RENT.
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LOST: FRIDAY ON ELM STREET CAR,
between 1874 and 1 80 D. m. eordo-
van leather coin purse Containing 81.
Purse valued as keepsake. Return to
Argus. Keep money.
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) wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

vICTRoLA FOR BICYCLE. SIG TWENTY
third street
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NOTICE Ex-sERyICE MEN!

Ii YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED. REGISTER
your name at the American Legion
Headquarters. Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Efforts are being put forth to
place as many s<-service men IN jobs
Ms possible. Bring your discharged CIR
slficate with yoK-
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Leather keytainer. Return to Argus.
Reward
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MINDsHIELDs, GLASS, MIRRORS

WIND SHIELDS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Old mirrors made like new. Huber
Paint and Wallpaper Co.. 2111 Fourth
avenue. Phone R. /. 1924.
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NASTERS SALE.

= n Actudus Aco
WITS . Simonson. Attys.
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SALESMAN WITH CAB TO IiALL oa
dealers with lowest priced cord and
fabric tires. 500 and expenses. Ores
ee@s Cord Tire Co.. Plymouth. Ind.
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%. L.
ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. 956. FRATRR
nal Order of Eagies-Reguiar meetings
first and third Tuesday OF each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue and
Twenty first stneS.. John Aollinelh. " e.
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LOST: JUNE "a ON TWENTIETH
street, white crocket handkerchief bag
with initial L. Reward. Z. i
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WANTPD-aALF Hpl,

Al EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
maRi good wages, AZ others Rsed az
pay. Myers Brothers. Kewanee. Ill.
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, 4. A.
g. IA The stated assemblies will be
held on the third Wednesday of each
month. Visiting members cordially In
yltec James A. Morris. T. y. M:
frank o. csuady. recorder,
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sarK ISLAND CHAPTER no. 26e
order of Eastern Star-keguiar meeting
second "Wednesday OF eaen month WIS.,
itiuS Stars welcome. Mrs. Katherine
Langman. W. Ii: Mary II. kreis. seere-
taTy.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

P. 31s Forty-hfth street. PAone 3. L
6434. Jas. {. Wright, secFsSAry, 2529
Seventh avenue. Phone 3. l. 3I17.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

Logansport. Mrs. Manke was elect
ed Ex-Councillor for state board
They reported a very good time as
well as very profitable meeting
The next years convention Is to be
held at Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Erickson of Cen
tral avenue have moved 10 the
north side OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell and
son motored to Kokomo. Ind, where
they viii make their future home
IS Mr.. Newell IS engaged in the
coal business with his father IN
that place.
At MILLER's. Tomorrow Only
Something for the Baby. Sanitary.
full seat, ventilated "Tidy-Didie' IN
flesh and white. ssc
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kaplin OF
New Yo-k avenue had a little son
BORN TO them at the Michael Reese
hospital
Mrs. P. Boyle who is confined to
the Wesley hospital is improving.
Mrs. Louise Frye Of Pennsylvania
avenue entertained the Ladies Aid
Of the Lutheran church at her res
idenee on Wednesday aftrnoon.
AT MILLER's. Tomorrow Only
Extra fine Kimona Crepe In the new
shades and designs, regular sgc an
49c quality, &c per yard e-9-1
Mrs. Arthur Smaller OF Laporte
avenue has returned from a visit
with her mother. IN Anlw aukee
Wisconsin.
Mrs Herman. Es,,rs+arbare- a,+er-
tained' a number Of relatives and
friends at her home on Thursday
afternoon in hcalcr of her daughter
Margene's second birthday anniver-
sary.
AT MILLER's. Tomorrow Only
sl0o off on any Gossard Corset.
Buy your Gossard Saturday A
Dollar on. s-9-1
key John Bopp has returned
from St Louis were he spent ten
days having been called there b.
the Illness Of mis- father
Mrs H. Ehlers and Mrs. John
Visconti spent yesterday in Ham
Taond a. guests Of Mrs John Brook
nau go entertained a number IF
friends :or the afternoon.
AT MILLER'S. Tomorrow Only
IaFrance Silk Hose. full fashioned.
$3.50 value for s1.9S. SOL
Tony Erecka Of 121st street AMI
schrage avenue and George Cher
rnak were both found guilty of ~
olating the liquor law by Judge
Sullivan ST d fined $3.50 each. How
ever. Cnermak did not like the YER
dict and has taken an appeal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

her home on Pearl street in a day
or two.
Mrs. Stiller of indianapolis Blvd.
was business visitor in Hammond
Wednesday.
PRINCESS THEATER FRIDAY
BIG RADIO CONCERT.
An enormous Radio apparatu.
win receive concerts from New
York City, Chicago, Detroit and
HittsburS. Feature picture, Miss Du
Point In a 'Parfsian scandal.r
Mrs. Albert Johnson Of Pearl St,
was among the Chicago shoppers on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Andy Djorvak OF Atchison
avenue. was a Hessville visitor yes
terday.
Miss Helen Hines of the West
lark Addition has accepted the po-
itlon as book-keeper of the Mos
II Hardware store in Whiting. Miss
clara Korczyk OF Roberts avenue.
Who is TO be married next wednes-
lay was formerly employed by Mr..
Moser
Mrs. Jake Ease OF Roberts avenue
vas visited friends in Chicago last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Springer has accept
cd the position as operator in the
tower at 10th street for the Penn
ylvania railroad.
Mrs. Lee gewett and children.
returned home after several days
viuit with relatives at Lafayette.
Ind.
The contractors are getting along
fine on the Korczyk home in the
sheffield addition.
Mrs. John Howe Miller OF Myrtle
avenue entertained relatives from
, Chicago last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas,
who recently sold their home in the
West Park Addition and moved to
Atchison avenue near 11Tth ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09
Whiting
AdUeytiS en7ents
Are Winners

When you think of furniture.
NIX OF IL. Gordon & Sons. "A
Garden city Paint Cleaner. Csc a
ION; zoe a half gallon, 25c per
art: Tom Smelser. Paints and
! raware, COS Ind. Blvd. 5-23-tt
TOR Good Furniture, co to Self
Is. 49,
!. A1STET1-Ist class carpenter for
oassida house work. Apply to
soha Merton. Contractor and Build
II SAT John st.. Whiting, Ind. 6;3:4t
10 become a dues paying member
q tie whiting Savings & Loan As
sociatioa is the surest way to Save.
EaIsTJTCHING AND PICoTING
Mrs. a. Il. shelly. 182 Atchison av-
hue. corner 116th- e-9-3
Lawn mowers repaired and sharp
snaa. called for and delivered. tel
Ehiting 224-J. e-9-2
FoR RENT-Garage FOR rent. 40
a,sssaav York Ave, e-s-i
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was enjoyed. it also being the ami
versary Of Mrs. Poweil's birth. The
Ladies Aid and the bible Class pre-
scented her with O. lovely linoleum
rug for her kitchen. dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Louis Facklam OF Roberts
avenue who is critically Ill was ta-
ken to her sisters home in LaPorte
Ind. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Stancik and her little
nine day old daughter who are con-
fined at the St. Demands hospital
are getting along fine and If all is
wei Mrs. Stancik will return 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

"Toujours Bons Amis!" This
pledge OF eternal friendship was
exchanged by King George of
England and Marshal Foch Of
France as the two attended the
recent dedication of a monument
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

to the British dead at Notre
Dame de Lorette, near Vimy.
The king, Marshal Foch, Marshal
Earl Haig of England and other
norables are shown after the
ceremony
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09
ROBERTSDALE
STAR THEATER TONIGHT.

Dangerous Paradise, Robinson
CT-usOe Chapter s. Weekly; Comedy
Society Sailors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

The Ladies' of the Evangel-
ical church met at the home Of
Mrs. Powell yesterday afternoon.
The ladies are doing plain sewing
for anyone that wishes work done.
After their business. a social hour
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

STAR THEATER TONIGHT.
Dangerous Paradise. Robinson
rusoe, chapter 5. yveekIyj Comedy,
society Sailors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-09

PRINCESS THEATER FRIDAY
BIG RADIO CONCERT.
s IN enormous RadIo apparatus
.S~HI receive concerts from New
q ork City, Chicago, Detroit and
sIsittsbnrE. Feature picture. Miss Du
lsoat In = s.s'a.g1sian Scandal
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Union

Coach Perry Leary of the Union foot
ball eleven will have n veteran baclfield
with which TO start the season next fall
The only men to bo lost by graduation
will be Capt. Elmer Heidorf. stfr quar-.
terback. and Cliff Rich, left halfoack.
After lapse of four years athletic
relations may again be resumed between
Union and Rensselaer, Poly. Lieut. Ei.
mer Q. Oliphant, director OF athletics.
and Prof Charles N. Waldron, mefnbef
Of the faculty and secretary OF the
alumni association. spoke in favor OF the
action at the student meeting.
The schedule for the college swimming
team announced by Director Oiiphani
follows:
JANUARY 6--Interciaes. open 70 all: 90
Wiliiams, at Williamstown
FEBRUARY i0-Amhcrst. at Amherst; II
and "a. contests pending.
MARCH p-Brookiyn Poly. 81 schenectady
Tho basketball schedule follows
DECEMBER G---New York state College, et
Schenectady: 10, Albany Law, az Schencc-
tRdy. 81, ~ Lawrence, az schenectady.
JANUARY i3--Colgate, at Schenectady ~,
Crescent 4. {. tjrooklyn). OF Schenectady.
FEBRUARY GYale, st New Haven; I,
Crescent A. C., AT Brooklyn 10. New Yorh
University. at Schenectady. IL, Army. az
West Point; %. % and -. games pending
MARCH 3-.Ganics pendins: 10. Alumni. at
schcr~~tsSv.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Williams

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
WrLLIAMsrowN. Mass, Nov. 25.--
Coach Percy Wendell has completed
his second successful year with the
Williams football team. turning In vic
tories again over the Purple three lead
ing rivals, Amherst. Wesleyan and CO.
lumbia.
The game won at Amherst was the
first registered on Pratt field In recent
years, and has also been n long time
since Williams trimmeds both Wesleyan
and Amherst two years In succession.
No announcement as to coach for
next year will be made until the meet
ing OF the williams Athletic Council
next month. but 1t is safe to say that
again II he cares for II.
The basketball schedule arranged for
tho Purple five this year allows for the
is not called upon to face its strongest
opponents at the start OF the schedule,
as heretofore.
William M. Stephenson Of Duluth,
MINI, will captain the Williams hockey
team this year. He has performed on
the ice with the Purple sextet for two
years. He is also catcher on the var
sity nine.
Announcement Is made that each un-
dergraduate at Williams College will
be taxed $3.50 this year for the sup
port of the non-athletic organizations
which include the Outing Club, th'
williams Christian Association. tn,
Press Club. the Adelphic Union, the
Students Council and the Forum.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Wesleyan

Special Dispatch TO THE New YonK HrRALp
MfDpIETowS. Conn. Nov. 25.-The let
ter men of this years football team
have elected Red Adams OF New Haven.
Conn, next years captain. Adams was
one OF the most consistent grountp gain
ers of che team and we'll merited the
honor. With six letter men back plus
some good substitutes and freshmen the
Red and Black football prospects look
bright for the 1898 season
one Of the features OF the basketball
schedule for this years team Is trip to
Philadelphia TO play Penn. This 10 the
first time tho Red and Black has Jour
neyed farther south than New York or
played so formidable rival in several
years. Tho season opens December o
with Clark.
The Wesleyan cross country team
completes It's season Saturday with the
New England intercollegiate at Boston.
The large squad OF fifty that showed
up FOR swimming practice last week has
not shown any decline as yet: in fact
there has been an increase In numbers.
The squad works out every afternoon
In the gym doing calisthenics which
strengthen the thigh and shoulder mus
cles.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Brown

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HEVALD.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov. 25.--Added to
Browns list OF gridiron heroes are the
names of every member of the varsity
squad that helped TO carry the Bear to
victory over, Harvard on Saturday. No
vember 49, the memorable date of the
Brown and Whites third triumph over
the Crimson.
Chief among these newly made heroes
are Capt. Guiian. whose magnificent
work at right tackle. not only against
Harvard but against other teams, has
strengthened his chances of all America
selection Bob Adams. the man who did
the actual scoring by booting the win
ming drop kick over the Crimson goal,
and Bubbles Payor. freshman, who
learned his football at Erasmus Hall.
Brooklyn. and who by his startling off
tackle and end runs placed ADAMS in a
position to use his toe.
A prominent individual at the head
Of the parade in Providence last Monday
night in celebration of the victory over
Harvard was Bruno H., lively brown
bear cub. who recently arrived on the
campus and who Viewed the battle In the
stadium from a bed of straw.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Syracuse

Special Dispatch 20 THE NTw YonK HERALD.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 25.-Syracuse varsity
and freshman cross-country teams left
here this morning for New York to COM
pete In the intercollegiate hill and dale
title run over the Van Cortlandt Park
course In New York Monday. In the
varsity squad were Capt. Homer Smith,
Kane. Rodriguez, Case. Hernandez, Titus
and Kelly. The freshman squad was
made UP OF Zoiger. Cook. Fisher. De
Leon. Crowley. Gottcib and Young.
Plans for the new Hendricks athletic
field. which Is TO occupy a space OF
ground donated by Francis g. Hendricks
in his WILL have been accepted by Cham
cellor Flint and the boar dof trustees,
and work on the twelve acre playground
which will contain a baseball diamond
quarter mile running track. practice
football field. lacrosse field. several ten
mis- courts. woinen's hockey field, an
outdoor basketball rec.angle and several
field houses. Is TO start In the spring
The fled Ia 10 be ready for use In the
spring oft192t. The plans were drawn
by Laurie u. Cox, lacrosse coach and
expert landscape engineer The outlay
on the buildings and the Improvement OF
the grounds win cost abou. s300,0
For the first time IN the history OF
Syracuse University chancellor has
entertained the varsity football players.
Chancellor Flint had the varsity squad
at his home on Tuesday evening and
after a banquet at o'clock listened to
each Of the boys make n short speech
on what impressed him most during the
season brought to q close by the victory
aver Colgste.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Rutgers

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Nov. 25.--Thc
widely heralded Rutgers forward pass
ing pair, Maloney and Dickinson. played
their last game for the S, arlet this after
noon against Bucknell on Nelson Field.
Likewise, Capt. Bruno" Raub. who
weighs only 2fS pounds and is Rutgers
contribution this autumn to the all
American group of tackles, to-day
donned moleskin for the last time. as
did John Scuddcr.
An injury to Capt. "'ric' Powell OF
the cross country team probably means
Rutgers will not be represented by a
varsity team of barriers Monday IN the
The "Arnica League is the newest
Rutgers name for the interfraternity
football series now being played. This
week the teams are resting SO that the
injured may recuperate. Delta Ursilon.
having beaten Delta Phi and Theta
Zeta. Is now planning tc take on the
strong Rutgers Prep outfit.