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Navy Orders
SpeciaI Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., May 12.


New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., May 12.
These naval orders have bean made public !:
Mccullough, Commander Richard p, to
Navy Yard Division. Washington.
Taffinder, Commander Sherwood A., TO
War Collage, Newport.
Collins, Lieut.. Commander Marshall, to
aid d-on staff and flag lieutenant of Rear
Admiral w. C. Cole, commander. special
eonnor. Lieut. Commander John f.. to
Philadelphia.
Cook, Lieut.. Commander G. M, TO treat
ment Naval Hospital. Chelsea.
Tustvedt. Lieut. Commander Olaf M, to
Mine Squadron Two, Pacific fleet.
Henning, Lieut.. Elmer r., rc course radio
engineering, Naval Academy.
Kendall. Lieut.. Henry s.. to u. 8. 8.
Nevada.
McReynolds. Lieut.. Robert W.. e. U. s. s..
Litchfield.
wild, Lieut.. Laurence.>to u. S. s Toucey.
Wycherley. Lieut.. Herbert. orders April
2S cancelled.
Plumner Commander Ralph W.. TO marine
recruiting station. Philadelphia.
Smith, Lieut.. Commander Chandler W.. to
Navy Yard. Boston.
Goff, Lieut. Orlo s., to duty with Chief
Coordinator General Supply. Washington
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RESORTS.
WtstcueStef.
ROYAL
VICTORIA
AND COTTAGES.
Larchmont's Finest Hotel.

This is the leading, largest and best located
and equipped hotel In Larchmont and has for
years enjoyed a patronage of the best kind,
catering to discriminating patronage.
Unsurpassed facilities for water and land
sports, golf and tennis and easy access TO
the metropolis, trains making the trip from
New York to Larchmont in less than forty
minutes.
NJ. C. WILCOX. Prop.
Telephone 36O-Iarchmont
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AMERICAN PORTS.
BY Mail.

ROCKLAND, Me May S-Arrived, schr
Lavinia NJ Snow, Portland.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal May. .S-Sailed. str
Canadian Farmer sBr). Vancouver
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Mercantile co)-David Bion Co..
y MISE, len lear he ;;s, v. Prasger.;w 42a7s /
Forman ................,....:. 21s.TO
Waste PRODUCTS Co. Inc. 1860 c5 7
BRONX.
BRONX BOROUGH GARAGE Co.
dent 5co"on .. '' se9i.Os
Land & bidding CO.. Inc. -. 5ss73
CALLAHAN. Timothy : Larkin ,,,o-
oil Co. co....'.................. - 4.47465
MANzf. Eag-M. Ajcio Co., Inc. s2ai5
sLATIN. David-E. Melhade...... 1'13fOo
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that OF the. debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed;
MANHATTAN.
CAPPEL, Peter PC. Mufson
ySSIEgNTINE TIisi5 = sLIEslNGERIiIHI- II sIsIi 9
G. 4. MILLER, iiNc.-ciarcncc ''''''
Whitman : Son. Inc; May o. "a
poLGAHo 5f1i s'fsf%I FETEn. and Columbia 'O'-''
Casually co.-People. &C.: Jan. -
PEsETzKY, Herman 'c-s vaien- os'o z
tlne; Dec. s, 1921 ~; ....;...: 15.ssi.so
izsssSs1s esSfF oa%rao'te 30, AD.' oasio
bia Casualty Co.-People. &C.; II
Jan =, 1922 ,.....:.. 49,. 100000
Theodore-A. Carpa- ~
pldes; Feb g. 1922. 2............... 1.5os. 20 4,
RYAN, Edward and Columbia Cas-
ualty Co.-People, &c; Jan. 10, II
RICHARDS, Willis BE. =.
Adams: May .. 1922. ............. a,O65 .0J
STEINBERG STEAM CUT STONE X
!, isSi I !, - l.,.,'. s1 e. !; : lsa5loa
deity Guaranty Co.-People.
&c.- April 4. 1921 (vacated1 ...... 100000
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f's:e,rA'S New York 5000 81
ALLEN, John RI. Caliendo. 80. 23i %
hrmstrong-L. d. Baily. ........... 25o54
RELGE. Lloyd RI. Bayley 5401
BENDER. Samuel L., and Samuel
Brett Bender Breto-Kops
BELMONT. Ailen-P. Brock. ....... 3fO.7 rs
BENDER, Louis-J: Bender. 5000
BECK, Henry C.-Trustees of the
Sailors Snug Harbor of City. OF
BOWMAN. CIV. S. Fouts. .....: 1.oos.99
Of 81. Mary ~ ................ 1.o47 81
% fectionery W Co.. Inc. nc..............". 4s7.55
National Bank Of Genoa. n. ". 22s.12
CUTHELL, James M. A. Hawes. 1852
CHARLTON. Sole Gisho Stone :
Deutsch iithographing CO... 25s.43
cAPoNE, Ralph-F. Pelosi. 55e.6s
CHAMBREE. Ferdinand. and New
&c. ...........,...... ~ y ............ 100000
L. schiraidi. ......."........... i.7si.4a
ing Corp ....................- 7.oH.e1
ling ........,.......e.. 1.2oo.19
MiNAL co. TNC.-P. Traverse. 1.4ss.72
FULTON. John, Jr.-E. Mayle... 639. IS
Co. Inc. ...................,..... " ' 80 1s.1sa.2s
son ct al. -. - ..................... 1928
Trading Corp. .....'...t..De..... @ pe. 2s.s7o4G
ii. v. chassan. ................... 542.72
-Carman supply Co. Inc. .,.... 352.27
GoLDBERGER MFG. CORP
IarI - Nokt 90 II
Of New York. ..:.....,.......... 2.os7 .3s
Light House Arc Corp. 1880
Tubing Co. .................... 6ee.5s
HESS, charles-Pratz. Kline & $500
uERMAa. flssfi lnf Max-I Meyer ct al siSas sic9s
FRIEND, Solomon--Y Morris. ..... 5,130.JJ
HOLLAND; Vincent b.. or Baz-
zanco and Arata y. IIollander. or
BazSsnco- Liberty Finance Co... 3e5,6s
cream Co. ..............'..1.. $4,000
HEAGY: Walter s.-F. Tracy..... 5it.70
tual Ins. :.:...:.:..:... 47o1s
York. Inc. .'..,e.''....0.....''.. - ''' a7s.es
Shirt Co. Inc. .................... ss.9s7.7o
Kcntz CTwo Pants Mfg. Col
Rssogrce Holding Corr, .....,... 4252
FRANCIS Y. EGAN CORP. AND
PHILLTPs 'coNsTRucTIoN
ecoRPP-Donner Lumber Co. Inc 5.s2eso
dam Casualty co.-People. de-. 1900 90
Guarantee & Trust co........... 22f5o
MEYERS, Rose or Meyer. and New
Amsterdam Casually Co.-People,
NJ n. WAIST CO. nc. 'OoO0
women's Wear co................ 2142o
IAN AMERICAN CATTLE EX-
,s., Dc 9 X.yysT. aver 57,4o415
Foster and Henry Lundberr ex'rs
Howard -. '.....'..."..,..., ''S... 27.o2a. IS
REssE. IIarry-I; Ament. ....... 20o.25
BuNKLE. Maurice and Maurice
Runkel. lnc.-Groce levin Co.
RosMARiN BAKERY iiI1NcH o's'S'
ROOMS. INc.-standard Provision
Co; Inc. ........................ 2oi.i5
y. =: l<lemens. .....s.... ssi.s2
Frank NJ, Katz & ......~.. 245.32
RosATT. Nincenzo G.-G. simonelli
susLIN. Isldor--T. Pinos. .......a 1,is5.5s
sEEsELL. Charles DC. a. Rowse 4l7.is
George E.-Madison
59ih s.. Corp; ..............~,. 322.i2
Blum. (Bg SIX Dress COW.
scoURBY. George : waiiach &
nehrend Co. Inc: .............,. 244.fo
Park q city q y. y. ...:....... 2ee.eo
People, &e..,.....;, .....; ,..a..., 10000
Same ;..s.:... soooo
field, Inc ........... 5o7lo
INC. c....Frank pleatIns Co. Inc. s74.s5
ct ALL. ..............:.,s..... 2.eo5.i5
VLAHIDES, Lazaros, and Kyriakos
rank .......: -. ..s.:....s.. 5sS71
WEISS Anna-J. N. J. Schwartz
wald ...........s..s ..s...s...... t,O63.t4
: ford. Jr.. Observation-Disclosures. 2i3 20
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ASSIGNMENTS.

GAII~HARRIS COMPANY. INC, household
and food products. 1431 Broadway; for
benefit of creditors to James +. Gilkin-
son. 81 Wall st.
SAUL BAILY, Electrical Equipment Sales
Company, 202 East 18th St, TO Benjamin
f. Lerch, $40 Aldus st.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers ir bankruptcy appointed yester-
day i'm United States District Court were:
LEO NJ. PRESS. 531 East 16sth street
Catherine Fries. receiver; bond, ~ 900.
INTERSTATE MILLINERY CO., INC, 1911
Broadway-Helen Williams, receiver.
j. MILNfAN G. SON, 342 Seventh avenue
Samuel Herchenstein. receiver for Jacot
Milman and Harry Milman: bond, Sl,ooo.
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

The following judgments were filed yester
day, the first name being that Of the debtor
MANHATTAN.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
United States District Court were:
c. s. POWELL LUMBER CO.. INC. 1870
sroadway-lnvoiuntary by Preston 5.
Warn. who claims So .959; Elizabeth River
Lumber Co. and baldwin Lumber Co.
$3,075. Myers e. Goldsmith, attorneys for
petitioners; Cuthbert s. Powell. receiver
ISlDOR MOSS. Childrens hats. 10 Bond
street-lnyoluntary by Morris n. FRIED
Si6 and Louise Kolb. $i75. Samuel
sturtz. attorney for petitioners. George L.
Cohen. receiver: bond. 81 500.
l. A. MENDELSOlIN g. CO, Irving A. Men
tclsohn and Max Mendelsohn. cotton goods,
wleder. who claims s029; Mary Meyers.
S5si. and Rose Dabowitz. $344. Albert
Albert. attorneys for petitioners. -
POSNIcK MONAS CO. INC. dresses, is
West Twenty-first street-Inyoiuntary ny
Media Friedselt. who claims ~ 100.
Archibald Palmer attorney for petitioner
SONORA WAIST AND DRESS-Meyer Can
tor and Morris Cantor. "A West Thirtieth
claims 500; Cecil Cireenberg. $500. and
Lillian zahn. $50 Shame & Weinrib, at
torneys for petitioners.
JACK BARNETT. furrier. 20 Lenox avenue
Voluntary. Liabilities, 1890; assets. 800.
Principal creditors Louis Weinberg. $500;
Fink & GodoIa. $500. Louis Levy. attorney
EASTERN PRODUCE SUPPLIES. Harry
WecholtZ commission merchant. 43 Little
West Twelfth street-Involuntary BY John
]. sammers, who claims $3.50; Herbert
Cadin. $500. and Al Einhern. $3.50 lsidor
Mates, attorney for petitioners
INTERNATIONAL MERGERS. INC. % East
Twenty sixth street-Involuntary by Robert
l.. Holcomb. who claims 81 .07s: j.. !. Big
man, $6T6. and Morton r. Goldsmith,
81 600. David Harr, attorney for petit
BELMoRE wAIsT-Max j. oberman. 10
Fast Thirty-third street-Involuntary by
Joseph Cohen, who claims $60s; Elsie
Simon. $56e. and Edith Kleiner. Sa4
Samuel II. Haberrnan, attorney for peu-
toners.
TANNENBAUM & KoBRE, fas East Twenty
seventh street--Voluntary. Principal credit
ors: n. Edelstein $500; Elsie Wander
$780, Daisy Embroidery Co., $234. Samuel
Fslk. attorney for bankrupts.
NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE. INC. 13i
Broadway-Invountary by Harry Green
field. who claims $40: Hannah Sachs.
81 537. and NJ. Feingold. 81 900 = Steckler
Weitzner, attorneys for petitioners. Firm
has assigned in Supreme Court to Victor
Rosenba uni, 80 West 12Tth street.
NATHAN KII4PsTEIN. salesman, 96s Slmp-
son street-Noluntary. Liabilities, S3,2oO'
assets $3.50. Principal creditors: n. II.
Sinner g. Co. 81 22I: Tobias klipstein,
81 800. Aaron Honig. attorney for Kip
stein.
PIONEER MODEL SUIT. Joseph Galowitz.
90 West Thirty y-eighth street-involuntary
by S. Brett. who claims 81 900. Douglass
Newman, attorney for Brett.
FORDHAM LUMBER CO.. Timothy Gala
han, h35-53T Fordham road-Voluntary:
Liabilities, S6.Tss; assets. S3,23s. Principal
creditors j. A. Coughlin. $3.50; Barker
g. Bond $685. Fordham Garage. $212.
Callahan.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday In
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday ir
United States District Court were
PALAIs EMBROIDERY WORKS. NC
Liabilities S13.S1T assets. $2.6I5. Prin-
cIpal claims James Jaffe, 1000: II
Rosenberg, $3.50 Louis Schlessinger. $500
DAVID L. PERLSTEIN-Liabiliti S3,S3s
assets, $3.50. Principal claims: Aaron (
Hall. s25s: Owl Merchandise Co.. SIG
Waseca Manufacturing Co., $3.50
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CRACK OHIO BASKET BALL QUINTET
|NVADFS CITY FOR TILT TONIGHT
Pennsylvania Wins
Mid-Winter Handicap

pIuehurst. NJ G., Jan. 20.--Ths Fir
,ocnth Annual Mid-winter handicap, the
eliminating event In tho mid-Winter
trnp-ahooting tournament. was shot az
Tfnchurst today. and won by John n
EEhrlmnn. Jr., OF Lancaster. Penn, VINO
broke 9S from tho twenty yard line, ana
led the field OF seventy-nine contestants
by margin Of one bird. Dshelmans
percentage in the $50 target race AZ
sixteen yards, which ended on Wednes-
day last. was only 81. He broke 81 from
the twenty yard line In yesterdays pre-
lImInary handicap. and today in the mid.
winter event. from the Same distance.
IL. broke % OF his first 80 targets Ana
finished with An unbroken run OF ~
straight. Eshelman gathered $3.50 ana
rh,s; containing forty-eight pieces OF
silver as the spoils Of victory In ths
Pinehurst classic.
Second honors and money were Ovid
d between Frank Hughes. the South
baknta stsr- who broke 81 from the rear
french and J. H. White. of SpartAnburB,
s. Carolina, n novice taking part In Ms
nrst big shoot. who also scored VI
shooting from the seventeen yard line. 4
! IS. I.rllnnce. OF Huntington. the 1880
West Virginia champion, shot from ths
twenty yard nne aud broke 30. l>dllAHcs
,c.uud ,p with u total or b7i In Tie
.aU Iuru'I rae Tor Ihr general average
trophy which ended today,
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WAYNE RRENKERT IS CHOSEN To \
LEAD WASH JEFF ELEVEN IN u

,,,n,t, ar Dnr Of tho nnoat plAyYe
i,,, I,,rl,IcuI- have produced IN yeAvh,
Ito cn,r,ad Wnrh .fon from Dstf0't
rcnI,nI hiyh wh.ra In nndo n nps Tspu-
InIInn Ito hnr boon regular badh oSh0-
II,EIly orrr rin'p hn Joined ths sNAi
bat roo, hnh tho hoiHht 81 his FERN oefs
Ing tho s'nr"u r"'"nily "loH"A WbSN ~.
rorrnrmoL brilliantly IN almost ovoey
ynmn lilo has boon iO~or of sfDUn
In ,hn LnrInnld. both On bnsnDe 49,
dorourr nuI hnr done ITactloAUI III
mo ruuiiuy Tor tho JroHldsnta Angine
Tho long rn,npairn. ~ wnr ho who made
Tho ,Du,.hdnru nj California, 1isAlboWed
WHOM II W. ana !. mnn rn" onsids.
IIrcnkrrI N n mniubor 81 tho GLASS or
In2H nnd VIII cnmpi"in hlr college WORK
ono ycnr from noEt Juno. having oonee-
uuruIiy buf ono moro yonr OF varsity
rTidIrnu competition. lie In Aotivs IN
college generally. mnmber or ths
Kapun NIgmn rrntnrnity and popular
undnrpradunt~ JcrIck-on. who ran the
porrnii youth 10 cloro racs for DAP
InIrry hnnnrn pnirr on with Brsnksrt
vim ouunI prows-r behind the Prest-
dent Ilur. Ito IN hold by many ~ the
rhIttirNi hnrk that has beon honorsd
hv Nrsh -J"n. In years. and many re-
nara him nE the equal OF any In bril-
unu,y ON tho American KTidiTOn today,
w and !. followers pTsdiot thAt ~
will und0uht.dly earn place nsht seAr
snu Du WaiiGT Camps AH-AmsTicAh
team.
iika BronharI 10 has Lut sac psAs
~ 'Vainiiy D"npsilil"n
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DETROIT LAD IN ANNOUNCED An
CAPTAIN or rnhnIDHHTh
HHHT WAR
Is Chosen Over Harold Eri"hsoh In
UluHs Vote ~ Hn0ossd
Russ ntsin



WnrhIuTt"n Ia. inn 20, wayne
Dcwcy iiT"uIl"rI, OF b"Ir"II. MlTh, IlEh'
hn II -hnrk hnr hrcn rhDr"n 'npInln "f
Ito IN22 fn"tbnll tenn NJ Warrington
nnd Jrnursun Ia ru'rnoh IlunnoII IT,
finln. uf SIlrn ohio. wh" lrns"n ""lI"Ho
at tho rnh ur tho pIrr"nt yonr' lfn
urwn or nT~nkrri'r rlnrtI"n 10 Tho nigh
rrt nthIuri. r"Hiii"u ~ wash. -Jch wh"
announced t"dny hy Hrndunto M"hhR'T
Ii~hcri NJ Murphy. IlfrnkoTi H"n III"
'nyriod plncc over Iinr"ih \. EIl"h""n,
Of Maynard MINI. lott hnlf bhrk. ms
only "ppnnrnI WhIln Manager Murphy
lila ~" nun",nr" III" tally In ia" "I"'-
ton II ir kn"wn that tho ""nI"ri was
rNtrrncly 'lUrC Forty plhy"Th. MI
Ih"ro VIII" had participated IN any part
~ warmly content. rnrt hnll"Ih.
Tho olurIi"n meeting ~ tho HI'"h
wna holh late ycHlord"y hh"rn""h' ""'
II had hUan h0I"d 4" announce 'ho ."
"ulIn at tho IDuIhnIl hnnuuol lhhl hlkh'
r"na 81 the pi"y"Ih, h"""'"h wore
.uv.y unh ILU NAL naIi"In ala act roach
tL. E,",inai" manager - "Ih'o ""'''
Ihir n,.nnlns
1hs Ho~ nnd ""h iii""h leader ]"
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rAnOUH Mt. ULhIsHvILLn OUTFIT
OpnAmTgHn IHDrrHHDrHT
TEAM AHD nIDH rOP
TITIu.
with Nor. Than Ordinary Interest," Az
t.nhsd, Jndlostons Point 70
Record Audience.

Promptly ut $40 this evening, tho
En,rhta or Columbus nvc will nnHwrr
tho rcforccs whistle that viii pit them
agnInat tho crack 81. Clairsvillc Col
;erIons. Tho Visitors expect TO mako
n strong bid for valley h0nors In In
lcr-dent circles. and come with the sole
purpose Of downing the locals. which
would mean n step closer TO the coveted
goal.
Christy has had four years at MUS
kingum. while Shnfrer put In the same
time at Ada College. These forwards
promise TO speed matters up consider
ably. Clark center. Is n former ONO
state star. where he ard Sidebotlom'
,;uard. did som" classy work. FOX the
n:rrr guard Is a Case man and his record
IL "A good one. All five OF these players
we're former lum!naries on the ST.
,'inirsville High leans some Few years
back.
Tn" "Cas-ys" refreshed from the en-
rrlIrnt showing made al bethany about
u week ago, count ON pulling victory
over the wir" This win no"rshiihir ihe
hardest Mind Of playing, ns The bhi""hn
arc not uudr "riiurt'h frn"ti'" hhn
hrou ia order ,N"is ulghI this wr"h, "nh
Tho run team VII hr ready Tor tho
uponiug whistle
Owing to tho unusual inioreHi cur
rent proparnll"ur huSr h"on mhhn Tor
n record crowd From now on tho K'
Of g. management promlPoH H"m" CORK
Ing ovcnfa. nnd i"nIEhir nnnlr lr "
worry ru"d rnmp'o preliminary con
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PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL MENACE TO THE
CHARACTER BUILDING QUALITY OF GAME,
DECLARES YOST IN ADDRESS TO ALUMNI

football TIA" ''n''R'
noorm character building H"nlI"n
rhhrl IA" University :" M''
'"'''t ,,rr, VI Michigan alumni al
Now .,, ,.., H. u,,L, ,,c ,,,I,rc IIn,,r
the wake" "h' "a" Ehr" "d wv '''
Rn'" "nd h""h'"'' deviation"
Ia" III"
which IL 'h 'h'
nrcio ,,,uI
aIno tendency to stag" niT"Nnn ""p''
u,,rc, onI xrcnd1 She Rdron
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", Y, j, FRESHMEN
DEFEAT FAIRM0NT

Morgantown. w. Va, Jan. 2O.-The
West Virginia University Freshmen
opened their home season here tonight
by defeating the Fairmont normal hVe
81 10 ~. in Il hard fought contest which
was feature by the uphill Nights staged
during the game by both teams The
ricshirS got of To an carly lead ana
were l2-a at once time but when Tue
first half ended were on Ill" short emu
OF an 1912 scOrc. Tho Freshmen came
back strong In the hc'nnd hnIl ana us II
result OF "a squirt In the "l"hlnB minutes
came nul Un top. trnNrT ana MowToy
nIIrrrd FOR West Virginia. while car
u, nirr'n wurk featured fur the ElhI'"fs.
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HuhrlliuIIrur EhHurr Tor J"'dnn,
Itrrc frr I.ovinr"n. tIpwr"n f"r Fuuh
t!un,a Truiu n"ll Martin Z, KlR"r =,
U"wcru. J"rdun 4 Iovln"on I. Funk q,
HyrrH 2
GunIu from Tnul J.. nm. 10 In a.
Lovinnon II In n: Jordan. ? In 2.
Rcfcrco Norman. Geneva.
BAIRD. Penn state.
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BRIDGEPORT SPLIT

Unidgcporrr boys and EiriH basket
bnil team split u double bill last niHht
With tho MI TIrarant. ohio. high school
teams on tho Martins Ferry Armofy
floor Tho girls defeated MI. PleasanI
~ to 7. and the boys lost 30 70 10.
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t.rsytuo AZ Pos Mar. Col. 7

Ibstltutions Strain for Bennett.
JONES for Alexander; Pnrpcr for Beaver.
Mc,rrs for CJburn. Freeman for Bode.
Cisll@-- Ea Stfnnn }. BENNETT 10. Alex
ander s. Strain /, Jones' /: Kidd l.
FUula Bennett l out OF ;. Alexander
I out OF 4. ilhd ; nut OF 10.
Referee fuddrn-
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PAT DUNCAN SIGNS
UP WITH TIE. REDS

Cincinnati. -. Ian. ." INT Duncan.
l"rt u"'d"r Of the Ciu"iuunu National
lcnru" baseball club today aligned n
contract for tho coming season.
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Boys.

IIul
Goals Hranncn. !. Rrhl. =. lilake' =,
R"hInsuu. /. II. Miller. }.
Fuuls Hi-Ll uut ~ Z: Hughes.
cut al /. Hltks. I "ut ~ 10. kasun.
out ~ 10: II Millrr out 81 .
Referee ii"ddE. syracuse.
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People can 70 TO the devil lots faster
because they can traVei tastsS
In an automobile than In buggy
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WASH-JEFF READY
FOR MOUNTAINEERS
Presidents Arc Primed for Battle TO
night on Little wash
ington Floor.
,ccial to the IntrlIigenccr.

Special To the lntrlligenCrr.
Washington. IN. Jan. 2".--WashinG-
ton ~ Jrfrcrson's basketball team. to-
day concluded preparations for tho
Etmn .m"iI"w evening with West
virginia University. IA team which night
now i""tm= e., tho most turmldni'lo oh
ntu,lo la the I,.lh "r the Presidents to
ward u re, IluunI championship C"n'-
Iyorly. Of the IloI aud liIa"h pr"iniaoa
u we'll conditioned bunch "r athletes
rordY I" UpI'"Ho the rtnta "r tho Noun
tain state aud EiyrH nanurau'" that hlr
nru VIII ho beaten "ulY after hntd
tuualo. Tho ". 4 J TENN has nprnr-
unity not reached tho r'ulth "f liza ply
rirnl form. IL tho iw" Enmcn with La
rayctIc nnh Carnegie Tech NJ" to bo
taken M "A criterion. In IN" flrrt hnlf
81 both thcpo r"ntcora. tho rr"HId"ntT
flashed a lrlll'ari dl"i,'ny Of basket
hGll. only I" weaken IN IA" second holt.
Fortunately on both ",,as,"us the lead
secured At tn" start waa sufficient T."
,arry th"m through Ia victory.
In meeting West virginia Wash -J"rt
VIII ia" team that for physical build
and perfection * not surpassed In the
country. Coach Stadsv"ld has singled
uut from his abundant material At Nor
ganiowu 4 quintet OF tall rnnEy. fleet
and aggressive men. who are ideally
built for the strenuous floor pastime
Not a man GA the regular team which
win appear here. Is less than six feet
In height and all Of them aIo last ana
rugged The team Is veteran one.
too. Pierce iiIl being tho only man
aiu has act rIn} 81 at least one year an
A I "a gI
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~, I,rnnIi ~ ihr IIn i'.',"l rl'"r' '"
Iu,cd Ilo "n"ul1r' !" " Ir".'..' '."''
und ~ r.,,, - - i"","l~ lll' i"' r' -
Inva irr Iio,,1'r. ~" ''h"' l"'''' "''"
g hurr h",ih vnr ih'""''u'l Voc" 100"
iInr hrlI hlr "rru "U"l""' T." "''""
nul ,Lhr, honrr""lrhI ''"lil"''" n"'
viii nrnIu ror,rr"ri W"r' NNrl"'" ~
tho uulirulird diNlrl"n Nlu." lln''I y
nud Mcdonald hpy" retained 'h"l'
horIhq tho varsity squad With ~" -
cop'lnr or tho ~ POUND rln"r ~ com
plctc aud II win ho n EnlnNT "r Veteran"
Tint tho Vtrrlulnns viii hnvc I" wr'"'I'
Tho virginia squad Ia expected 10 mr.
rIvo here tonight from fhnrlo'tcsVlI'
Vn, In charge OF Manager T. ". rom
kIns Two Veterans Of tn" team, Man
ming and Graves. representatives, In IN"
l"5- and las pound classes r"spccn""IN'
are regarded "a two 0r tho host COL
lngiatc wrcstlers IN the south ana easily
won their bouts In the match WIN
WASHINGTON and Lee last saturday NJ
other lcttcr-mcn. Mullins AMI N"lm1. ar"
rcportcd TO hc In good condition ana
viii furnish plcnty OF opposition In their
houts Mullins who Is West VII
gtnIan. was forced to forfeit his h"u'
with Fletcher In the ". X l.. ma'rh'
when he weakened under tie t"rrihr
.,,.fr He has completely recovered
,,,,,, IN, injuries which caused him |"
l.,r IN, mat and Is determined Il"
cam, hack iu his bout h.rc tnm"rr"".
watts r,ynrdrd ms one Of the best Crap
,I.ra on IN, Yale freshman squad when
Ia was at that nstit~ri"n. is an"ih~r
,n,,uh-r Of tho Nirgiuiun "uln' WI" VIII
LIAR yynI.Ilur Al Ia alt ia" Nhr'hl 'hH
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Girls.

NuhrIIIut'Unr- nI"n. ENIT1Hh"t' I'M
t"llcr lntrlcl
,:"rIr gt,'Vcr. II. Ilruhu. 7. Clark. !.
Fru'r %tcircr. out oC z. l'ruhn.
out - :. Clrrk. out OF Z.
Ncr~r~c. Mrs J, i. MCltcnrT
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Th.y Mako Women, Too, . PuHrlsl
How 8. 8. S. Stops Skin
Euptions Positively

plmploH and Ekin cruptlonH nav"
.prICo.--yuu pay for every puH.nIe'
black head and pmplo on your race.
rImples produce prejudice and prsvoht
PROSPERITY. Your heart may DO Eo'u'