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Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Jp and Summary.

Substitutions: Washington and Lee-Thoma-
for ArSogast. Wagner for Eogel Thomas f,r
Mcdonald. Talliaferro for Cameron Mort
CAROLINE State - Lassiter for Park. ysnsau'
for Basin. Passaur for Beatty, Wallace f..
|. .S.Err Iassiter for Baum.
ii To-. .,hGywns-Ra ndolphh. Mat.or ~. Goal
after n :chdowns-North Car5lina State u"
oIt one fry: Washington and lee. out cf .
tres. Eets-ee-Naeotfin. Michigan. rmpi-.
-tiass. Ishlch Head linesman - HoGs scn.
Virginia Polylrclini. Iastitute.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
RICHMOND PROVES TARTAR
FOR COLLEGE PARK TEAM
Old Liners Have Only Real Chance to Score That Is
Presented During Combat, But Are Held for
Downs on Three-Yar Mark
BY II. c. BYRC..

CHMOND Va, October 7-Unersy outpayed
here today by University OF Richmond all
minutes OF their and wound with seoreless
contest was moral victory for Richmond everybody expected
Marylanders to win by three touchdowns.
Richmond presented team than Mar,
expected and
visiting players were little too confident of the
In the hrst quarter Maryland break
position but judgment the directing ruined
Evening star., 1922-10-08
YALE MEN GET EYEFUL..

IOWA CITY, Iowa, October T.
Iowa's big-ten champions ran away
from the Knox College foot ball team
hero today. pilinG up Z score Of 81
was Iowa's Arst game OF the year.
Three scouts from Yale Witnessed
todays game. Iowa plays Yale ak
New Haven next Saturday.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
v. MI. SCORES OFTEN.

pespite npHsSIS siow, muddy Nai e1S0st feld y NJ l.
ran up g total Of SO points against
Roanoke College today, but not until
they were forced to extend them
selves. due to the stanch effort and
the determination Of the visitors.
Fumbles were frequent
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line.Up and Summary.
PENN DOWNS SEWANEE
IN POORLY PLAYED FRAY

PHILADELPHIA. October 7-Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania today. on a
rain-soaked field. defeated the Uni
versity Of the South. 81 to 0. in the
first local intersectional game.
Neither team showed to great ad-
vantage. although Capt. Pos Miller
and Tex Hamer made repeated gains
through the Sewanee line.
Frequent fumbles on the part Of the
Southerners IN the early periods OF
the game made possible the two first
Pennsylvania touchdowns.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Up and Summary.
sOUBRIQUET RUNS FIRST
IN BIG ENGLISH RACE
By the Associated Press.

KEMPTON PARK. Eng. October Z.
-Soubriquet. Sir Edward Hulton's
three-year-old. by Lemberg out of
Silver Fowl, won the Duke of York
handicap of f2 900 run here today.
Maj. Harold Cayser's Poisoned Ar
row was second and S. Tattersali's
Tetrabbaxia was third. Twelve horses
started.
Soubriquet won by a length and a
half.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
BROWN BEATS COLBY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. October T.
Brown registered its second victory
Of the foot ball season against Colby,
13 to o. Ragged play with only short
periods Of effective attack. and nu-
merous fumbles were largely re-
sponsible for the Maine coilegians' de-
feat
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Up and summary:

Heine for McQuade Groves for SemIer. car.
vich for Bosley. Luckey for Moore Young for
Heine: Richmond. Towill for Jones. Mahaue,
for ZieSler, Jones for Towill. Robins for RAT
cliffe, and johnson for Hodges Referee-Mr
Gooch. Umpire-Mr Harrison Head lines
man-Mr. Hobson. Time OF periods,
minutes each
Evening star., 1922-10-08
ARMY CONQUERS KANSAS
In GAME PLAYED in RAIN

October Army defeated
wv today, IS TO The witnessed
of spectators 500 Kansas being
The played dzzing which
vailed throughout and made the ball wet and slippery
fumbed frequently although both
lin
Forward passing kicking featured teams
Evening star., 1922-10-08
HARVARD WEARS DOWN
HOLY CROSS GR|DMEN

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. October o
Harvard defeated Holy Cross today.
20 to 0. The game was rough but not
unduly so and was played in driz-
zle.
The Crimson and the Purple. which
had played two years without a
touchdown, went two periods today
without scoring. Harvard was the more
powerful in rushing. but Holy Cross
the better in kicking.
SimendInger's interception Of a
Crimson forward pass gave Holy
Cross the only scoring chance. but
they could not convert 1t into points.
Broussard failing in a try for field
goal from the 40-yard line.
Idne.JIu and Summary.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Il, wm reSuirs he best brand Of
gridiron play to beat the Princeton
Tigers this seaaon IL Bill RopeF's
pupils continue to show the pep they
have displayed 80 far.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
STANTON GRIDDERs PLAY.

Stanton Athletic Club and Quentin
Athletic Club Will meet in a foot ball
Heights gridiron. Play will start at
2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

So many college teams relying on
the dropklck to give them their ad-
oittonal point after touchdown, will
create demand for proficient hooters
Evening star., 1922-10-08

FrfknWch ttHMs urt permltted 4
be absent from college for only two
games in a season. according to tn,
aew rules LAID down ty the big
thrse-Harvard va" and Princeton
Evening star., 1922-10-08
CANE ON scoREBoARp.

Today's world series game will be
shown play by play on the Rodier
electric scoreboard at the Capitol
Theater. Play will start at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
GEORGIA Is TURNED BACK
BY CHICAGO ELEVEN, 200
BY the Associa ted Press.

CHcAGo October zDiplaying polished teamwork and relying
almost entirely straight foot ball. the University Of Chicago
machine rolled 20o0 University of Georgia
in the hrst of Chicagos today
of $4,000 skies
that another downpou the and slip
field, which made forward sing difficult
Evening star., 1922-10-08

SubStltut10ns: Mount st. JOseph-LOnC Tor
Carney, Baldacci for Lawrence, Carney for
Long. Eaxtern-Lehne.t for Guerriere. Ed
Doerr for Hook. Referee-Mr Porter wash
ington College,. Umpire-Mr Lents tSt.
Johns Annapo!is). Iinesman-Mr. Shields.
Time of periods-2 Of 10 minutes each and
two of IL minutes each.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Chicago scoring: Touchdowns-J. Thomas.
2 (sub for H. Thomas). Points from try after
totuchdowns-Hcile tsub for McMaster);
Carnso (sub for strehmtier,: Drop kick.
West Point Umpire-H L. Ray. Illinois.
Field judge-G. f. Keithley, Illinois. Head
linesman-M. Dunn. Michigan. Time Of periods
Evening star., 1922-10-08
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

7 D1EGEL Of New Orleans, who will be
Washington and Abe Mitchell will exhibition
- purse the Columbia Country Degel
tied championship
Nashville and played three holes decide the will
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Gallandaf lQl

Substttut0ns: Gallaudet-Falk for Cherry,
Cherry for Whalan, Randall for Baynes, Bene-
DICT for searnie Touchdowns-Goettig t2I,
Shistowoski. Points from tries after touch
downs-G0sttie t3). Referee-Mr. Cohill
George Washington. Umpire-Mr Towers
to!umhial; Linesman-Mr. Mensert Gal
audett. Time OF perods-Two Of 10 minutes
each and two Of s minutes each.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Up and Summary.

Substitutous: Georgetown-Dufour for Adams.
Pallen for Byrne. neGass!e for Kenyon. Lowe
for Malley. J. Mcnamara for Butler. Cand-
field for King. F. Murray for Dufour Thomp-
son for GO1gin. Christensen for Ileb. Des
Lauries for r. Mcnamara. Golsen for +. Muir
ray. safferans fer Candfeld. Korte for Butler.
Martino for Lowe. Bagshaw for Chriatiansen.
Lebanon valley-Musser for Renn Rem for
Musser. Letoxin for Roelem. LePointe for
krause. Touchdowns-Byrne, Florence, Pal
len. wenchinski. Point from try after touch
down-Lowe tby 15-yard placement kick.
Points missed from tries after touchdowns-
Kenyon. Lowe. Homan. Referee-Mr. Guyon
OCarlisle). Umpire-Mr. Hartman bethany.
Linesman-Mr. Cummins (Pennsylvania). Time
of periods-l0 minutes each.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Lfne-Up and Summary.

Touchdowns: Harvard - Coburn, Chapin
touchdown-Bueli (2). RefereeNMr. G.
aankhart, Dartmouth. Umpire-Mr W. s.
Gsanel Tufts. Head linesman-Mr Henr,
nI,. nnutterneid. Boston. Field tudge-Mr. F. W.
n"Ssse'sh' s Exeter. Time Of periods-12 minutes
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Tp and Summary.

LAFAYETTE scoring: Touchdown-Prender-
CAST. Point from touchdown-Brunner Ref
eree-Nr. 0'Brien (TuftsD. umpire-Mr Tag
gart tRoehester). Head linesman-Mr. Thorpe
De La Saile).
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Line-Up and Summary.

(2), Hughes (2) Norris. Tries FOR point-Con.
roy. In place kicks: Barchet. 1 in l place.
Tries missed-Norris. In 2 places: Fleherty.
In l place.
Substitutions: Naval Academy-E. B. Tay-
lor for Parr. Bo.les for Lavensky. Bernstein
for Bolles. Winkjer for Lentz. HuRgins for
Carney. woodside for W. 8: Taylor. Norris
for Conroy. F1ippen for Cullen, Shapley for
F1ippen Hughes for Mckee. Hamilton for
harchet. Western Reserve-Wilson for Davis,
Hnbbel for Ertle. Geracci for Templeman,
Whitney for Rudolph. W. Smith for krew-
SON. Herschey for Hubbel. Bishop for CARRIER.
Referee-Cosgrove. Cornell. Umphc-Tyler.
Princeton Head !inesman-Howard. Navy.
Time Of quarters-15, Is, 10 aud 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
sl,eriff's sale.

The state Of Texas. County Of Potter:
Ry virtue ~ n certain Order 81 sale
issued out 81 the Honorable alst Dis
trict Court ~ Eastland County. on the
Ord day ~ July. 1899 by Roy Nunnally
District clerk ~ said Court against Jns
a. Graham for the sum of Seven Thous.
and Five Hundred Fifjy.Four and Sl.i00
N7.5i4.Sn Dollars and costs ~ suit. IN
cause No. $3.50 In said Court. STYLED I'd
Hall. Commissioner 81 Insurance and
Banking Of the state Of Texas. versus
James 4 Graham and placed IN MY
hands Tor service. / Burton Roach, az
Sheriff 81 Potter County. Texas. did On
the eth day of July 1929. levy on Ger.
tain Real Estate, situated In Potter
County. described as follows towit:
First Tract Lots Numbers /. .. ,. 8.
g., :, 2. and 10 IN Block l3S all In Clidicn
s Sanborn Addition to the city Of Anna.
Irillo. Potter County. Texas
second Tract Twenty teM acres ~
land out ~ survey number los. Block
70. 4 T.. n " fully described in decd
from V Pottinger and wife Bette
TX. pottinRcr to James A. Graham
dated November gS. 1910, and recorded
IN Vol o.. Page i3l II the deed records
lof Potter County Texas to which ref.
erencc Is hereby made and levied upon
az the property ~ said Jas 4 Graham
Z And On Tuesday the ist dav - August,
ia2s. 81 the Cuur, House door NJ Potter
County In the city OF Amarillo Texas.
between the hours ~ ten 4 NJ and
four =. NJ viii sell snid rcal estate at
public vcnduc, tor cash. 90 tho hlghcs;
bidder as the property of said JAS A
Graham, by virtue Of said levy and or.
der ~ sale
And In compliance with law. 7 give
this MOTIVE hv publication. in the Eng
lSh language. once week fur three con
scoutivc wccks Immediately preceding
said dav OF sale .n "a, Amarillo Dali,
News. a newspaper published In Potter
County
Witness nay hcand this 7,h day o.
July. 1899
BURTON ROACH
Sheriff. Potter County. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

nor and one tdlf cup milk Instead OF
one whole Gun milk. Melt butter In a
smooth sauce pan, stir In Tour anu
slowly add milk and vegetable STOCK
Cook string constantly until the sauce
is thick and smooth. Put vegetables IN
A well buttered baking dish. pour over
sauce and put the slices OF bacon on
ton Put In n hot oven II minutes to
cook the bacon Then put under the
flame in the oven 10 crisp.
Tutti Fruit Filling
One half pound raislns, "a pound Ct
tron. IA pound figs, I pound ALMONDS
i.2 pound crystallized fruit. lemon
i.9 cups contecilonors sugar, boiling
milk.
Stone and chop raisins. Cut citron
I'm thin slices Cut figs In small pieces.
Rlanch and shred almonds. Use any
kind Of crystalizcd fruits and cut In
small pieces.
! Sprinkle over the frui, the Juice Of
! the lemon Add sifted sugar Heat milk
10 the boiling point but don't let hub
bic. stir enough milk into the fruit
and sugar TO make paste that vii
spread
A few grains Of salt sftcd with th'
sugar will bring out the fru.: flavor
to better advantage.
Relied Icing for Top aud Sides Of Oak
One and one half cups granulate'
sugar. | > cup water egg Iwhitcl.
tcaspoon vanilla. | dessert spoon col
water. Is teaspoon cream ~ tartar.
Mix sugar and cream Of tartar. Ad
water and stir we'll Put over the Nh
and bring 90 The boiling point Skin
While the strip IL reaching the boiln
point beat the egg white and the de-
sert spoonful of cold water with a wir
whisk tn stiff
Let the sirup boil one minute an
beat three tablespoons OF Il into m
whites Return sirup To the fire an
continue beating egg.
Boil and adj the slrup little bv u
tie. beating constantly. hut being yer
careful not to stir the sirup as It is a
, ded
The last drop OF the strip to h. add,
should be- thick. Frosilng made IN
way does not sugar when u sets Q
, the cake when tho frosting is firm q
I the cake put the candle holders in ~
rows carefully spaced.
, Put the candles IN the holders m
light lust before sending 10 the tahl
? Add the vanilla after all the strip Is
J the egg white.
' Copyright. iass. NEA Sorvite)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

AX1
TICIM Nc Ar

ttNt wv INV
Mrs ]. T. Erskino is visiting friends
aud relatives for several weeks at Mar
lin Texas
Nh. and Mrs " { Shamblm 6. T..
ellis and family and Attorney Kcator
left Monday Tor a vacation In the New
Mexico mountains and Ia attend the
Baptist meet 20 he held this week at
Muntc2uma College near Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Lehman viii
leave Sunday Tor thirty days car trip
through New Mexico and Colorado.
Mrs T. T. Jahns and Elton Jr. re-.
turned Saturday from an extended stay
In Dallas. Texas.
Mrs Della Hardwick Of Los Angeles.
California Is In the city Tor visit with
Mira Katherine Dunbar.
Mrs Margaret Kinds. grand matron
OF the Eastern star. returned Monday
from tour az the state. having visited
g. loders IN the state within the past
ninety DAYS Visits have been made to
all chapters of the state with the cNccp'
ton of the Dawson Chapter. \ visi,
VIII bc made To Dawson 10y Mrs. Kinds
during the fall ..f
Milo Durlngame ~ Magdalcna came
IL, Monday for a short stay here.
J. r. White. CLARK r. white and A.
n Watson OF san Jon were In the city
looking after business last saturday.
Jim Bonds ~ QUAY was In the titN
recently Mr. Bonds reports a goo,
rain la the valley with excellent croT
prospects
Al q.
from Puerto Monday attending 10 bust
ness matters
Fred ] simmons ~ Kavscc. Wvom
ing arrived Monday for a business visi
In this section.
Dan Trigg who was m the city scy
cral days the past wee kon account q
illness returned with Mrs Trigg To- tn
ranch SUNDAY
Ice Bivins. A. l. Wagner and ". c
Harding ~ Amarillo and Georg, Wat
ron 81 Denver were prominent cowmeI
In this section several days the pas
week.
y. ". Manning and wife came dow
nom Roy the Fourth
John Alsex and wife and Louni
James of TeNhoma q W short an
wife = Dexter Ben Short and wife an
daughters OF Amarillo Texas tourists
accompanied hv Dr. ~ A. Longino an
Niic ~ Magnolia. Arkansas who ,dm
~ "Wednesday and are en- route 10 IN
higher altutudcs 81 the states. tn
party Will visit Taos. Vegas. Santa r.
Nhupucrquc and other points 90 intcl
e., before returning
Grover llill Il the lul.Fraulln Cat
tie Commission Company Amarillo
m the ctN today. accompanied
Frank Withorspoon u the Wihci
spoon McMulln Commission Comrmn
~ Kansas city. These men have bee
sccing the New Mexico mountains an
attending the hlg cowboy show al H.
Vegas The Vegas show is reported {
y, the best ever this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
LUBBOCK HAS NEW
LOAN ASSOCIATION

LUBBOCK. July THE Lubbock
Buildln & Loan Association began In
April .. 1921. with Sl00.oo0.oO In the
treasury u now has completed loans
on II homes aggregating over $4,000
%. The value OF the "a homes amounts
to $50. 10000 They now have fi4,2oo.'
90 cash in the hank. and dues coming
in every month from 1875 members.
The association will make ten addi'
tional loans who are on the waiting
list soon. There Is now stock sold to
the amount Of s?2O.OO0.OO. and the cap
ital stock was Increased 10 one million.
Pretty good Tor a long ycarling'
The Officers In the concern are, J. %
Jones. president; sam G. Arnctt, ls'
vice president: G. W. Briggs. End. vice
| president: j. A. Rix, treasurer; Roscoe
| Wilson. attorney; Joe Hess. secretary
manager. ". u. Atkins. w II. Stantof
and ! \ Wilson. appraisers. Can yo'
beat them?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

BURTON ROACH
Sheriff. Potter County. TeSaA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
WILL PLAN CLOVIS
EXHIBIT FOR FAIRS
Specialize Tho News

Special "a Tho News
CLOVIS. y. NJ, July lit has been
announced that tho Exhibit Committee
10 the West Texas Chamber ~ Com.
mcrcc will meet NJ the Chamber Of
Commerce In Clovis. July L.. for the
purpose Of planning exhibits to be-
shown at the Dallas Fair. Texas Cotton
Palace. Southwest Exhibition az Fort
Worth. and he various state fairs nv
the counties that are members Of the
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce.
The members Of the committee arc:
Charles Rrewinger Of Stamford, Texas
chairman r. J Murray. 81 Sl.ton, Tex
a.: r. T.. Fig Of Floydada. Texas, and
Alex Shiplcv Of Clovis Porter whaley
manager ~ the West Texas Chamber
OF Commerce IL also expected 10 attend
the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
Dried Lima Beans and Carrots

One cup dried green limns. medium
sized onion. small green pepper new
carrots. cup milk tablespoons but
ter. I i.e tablespoons flour. teaspoon
salt. Is teaspoon pepper. q teaspoon
psprika. thin slices bacon.
Wash beans and l't stand IN cold
water 20 cover for six hours Drain ana
parboll In water 10 cover with II teas
spoon soda Drain and rinse under
cold running water Put on Co cook In
boiling water 20 cover once and a half
Simmer slowly for . hours.
n the beans are freshly dried they
will cook more quickly than old beans.
when the beans arc almost done and
the water has boiled away about hall
add the carrots scrapcd and cut IN
small dice. the onion sliced and the
salt Cook 20 minutes uncovered.
The water should h. cooked away rs
rsach as possible without burning th'
Vegetables. ~ the vegetables ARE not
dry drain and use one half cup 81 lq
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

Fly swattcrs given YOU Tor the asking
M Lindsay.Doubloday Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

Los Angeles school children write
daily on the blackboard. II; is danger
Gus In uinv In the street"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
JAPANESE SEEKING
DEBT FROM CHINA
Government and Banks Want
Action on 1O0,0 600, O00-
Yen Loan.
FAIL TO PAY INTEREST
Money Was Borrowed to Develop
Chinese Mines and
Railways.
FAIL TO PAY INTEREST

lohio' september line govern
ment and banks of Japan are tying
to devise some scheme Whereby wha,
o Ino ~. N,.h;,. -. -,
,. Ao"h' ~
CHINA, totaling 1oo,o0o.0o0 yen, may be
recovered, or at least the interest of
? soo nm va, , ,,.r ,h;oh hos
''''''''0 WIN" mas io'
been PAID since the loans were ne
gotiated in 1918, may be secured.
When the loans were made nv the In
a,s,r,o, po,, ~ 49,.
uo''i ia' pahh anu 'he oahhs VI no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
Ex-KAISER'S CHAPLAIN
EXPIRES IN BERLIN
DR.. Won Dryander Oficiated at
Burial of ex-Empress-Married
All Royal Couples.

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN. September 5-Dr Ernst
Won Dryander, former imperial court
chaplain. died here last night after a
prolonged illness.
DR.. Drander for many wears was
leading figure in the religious life
at the German court. He was a prime
favorite of former Empeor William
and bfeos the war was a stanCh sup
porter of the empeor. DIR. Dryander
OBLIGATED at the wedding of all the i'm
perial couples who were married at
court during his incumbency and
when the vicissitudes of the revolu-
ton overlook the imperial family ne
remained always al call. During the
illness of the former empress at
Doom ne visited Doom castle more
than once at the ex-empress' request.
and it was he who was the officiating
clergyman at her burial last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
CAMP LEWIS Staying
TESTIMONY OFFERED
Capt. Rosenbluth, However, On.
willing to Recognize U. S.
Jurisdiction.

SEATTLE, Wash. September s.
Willingness to testify before a fed
eral grand jury at Tacoma Septem-
Der %. in the fatal shooting of Maj
Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis
September 25, 1918. is expressed by
Capt. Robert Rosenbluth in a letter
received by his friends here today.
81 am offering to go before the
grand jury says the letter. "waiv-
ing all immunity, provided that it
also is agreed this is not to be legal
recognition of any federal jurisdic-
ton. so that later 1 could not secure
legal redress for this illegal step of
the Department of Justice.
I'm any case I do not think the de-
partment has the nerve to let me
testify before a grand jury and show
them how even the record of my own
statements has been deliberately
falsfied."
Capt Rosenbluth was accused of
having induced Bugler Sergt. Roland
Pothier of Central Falls, r. l.. to do
the shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
ROCKEFELLER FUNDS
AID CHINESE SCHOOLS
Foundation Announces Gifts to
Universities at Marking
and Tientsfn.

PEKING. September 5.,-Peking head
quarters of the Rockefeller Foundation
announces that, in line with its policy
to develop scientific education in China
and to support Chinese-operated schools.
its China medical board will contribute
one-haF of the expense of buildings,
equipment and salaries for instruction
in science at the Southwestern Univer-
sity at Marking and at Nenkei College
at Tientsin. To each institution $l25,000
is to be contributed for buildings and
equipment and $1,000 per year for
three years is to be given for additional
salaries The condition Is that each
school provide an amount equal to that
given by the foundation.
In addition, the board agrees to send
to each institution a visiting professor
for one or two years. The board an
nounces that it is essential to encourage
the advance Of medical science in China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
. 100000 FIRE LOSS.

NAPOLEONVILLE. La. September
5.-The Big Elm Hall refinery, owned
by the l. Godchaux Sugar Company.
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Com
pany officials put the loss at 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
S25O.OOO FIRE AT MINE.

COBALT. Ont. September 5.-The
mill and main shaft house of the
O'Brien silver mine. near here, were
destroyed by fire yesterday. throwing
about 100 employees out of work. The
loss is estimated at $250,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05

The official money of Cuba is United
States currency with silver coins of
10. 90 and 40 cents (smafier coins of
alloy) and the peso equaling 81. Small
coins are l, and 5 cent pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
The Young Mother.

THE ILLS OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN should be well known to the
youngest reminder repetition the symptoms fitness
there mothers who overlook eVrsh condition.
little coc disposition irritable corrected they lead to
And the bring Baby back to its happy se
easy the medicine prepared just for infants and children
bowels the aid digestion and so bring quiet and
Fchers Castoa has been doing this for 80 years. regulating the
stomach ns and children has replaced the naung Castor
OIL a Soothing Syrups poisonous Paregnc and other vicious connections
the homes who love their children
Those mothers babies and medicines especially prepared
for infants and children.