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The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30
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The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30
DEN YER SUGAR QUOTATIoNs.
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The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30

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Which is more essential, pep or n
pose? one can scarcely have both.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
FOR SYNAGOGUE
At WOODBRIDGE
Drive Under Way for $4,000
Fund Pushed by Congre-
cation Adath lsIeaI

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 15.-With a
spirit OF ultimate success, forces OF
the CONGREGATION of Adath Isleal r
uniting today for a drive to raise
$4,000 for the erection of q new
synagogue on School street, this
place. At the meeting of the con-
gregation last Sunday, plans were
prepared for the breaking OF the
ground. ceremonies of which are to
be held next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Rabbi L. Kohn of the Temple
Beth Mordecai will oficiate at the
festivities to which all the residents
and those interested in the syna-
gogue work are cordially invited to
participate. The breaking OF he
ground will help the congregation in
their earnest attempt to raise the
needed funds.
The drive will be under direct
supervision and assistance of the
building committee of which Joseph
Rauchman is chairman, Louis
Frankel secretary, A. Duff. II. Kop-
per and Joseph Weiner. The COM
nnittee has found it advisable to
appeal for funds throughout the
county and they have divided the
territory into six districts and a
Edptdn LOT SdCn LedIus
The division of districts and each
eommittee follows: First district,
Carteret and Chrome, A. Duff, cap
tain, 8. vogel and Joseph Weiner:
second district, South Amboy, Perth
Amboy. Fords, Hopelawn and Keas-
hey, II. Hopper captain, J.. Rauch-
ynan and A. Bernstein; third dis
Arict. Woodbridge, J. Rauchman
captain, I. Lustgarten and L. Duff.
Fourth district, Port Reading, Ave-
mel, Sewaren and Iselin, l.. Fried
man captain, A. Bernstein; fifth dis
trict. Plainfield, H. Hopper captain.
p. Rauchman: sixth district, New
Brunswick, M~etuchen, Highland
Park and vicinity. J.. Rauchman
captain, +. Hopper and A. Bern
stein.
Contributions for the synagogue
. be sent direct to Louis Frankel,
secretary, Main street, this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
SNOW Or RAIN
but NOT COLD

CHICAGO. Dec. 15-Heavy pre-
cipitations of either snow or rain,
In portions OF virtually every state
except Frodia with a particularly
heavy snow fall in the Lower Lake
regian marked the progress of the
winter wave over the United States
yesterday.
While temperatures were higher
In eastern n southern states it
remained in the west and north
west.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
MAN SUICIDE
BY LONGFALL

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.--Appar-
emily delirious from pneumonia,
Frank c. Thomas, a merchant from
Hanover, Bermuda, leaped from a
window of his room on the tenth
floor OF the Hotel Pennsylvania and
wss killed. He had been i'll at the
hotel for several days and was in
charge of a nurse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
LOCAL BANK
IS APPROVED
BY GEORGE 81. MANNING
EWashington Correspondent OF tn
no.4h AxnIa0n Eunsninx NarrzA

" asffngtOn OOFrespOnuent OF inc
Perth Amboy Evening News)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15:-The
Application for the organization of
shs Perth Amboy National Bank,
Perth Amboy, N. j.. with 800, 900
eapitai. has been approved by the
bornptroller Of the currency. 1t was
Announced today.
KsIman Mindszenthy, 1877 Hal!
avenue, has been handling the cor
bsspondenca with the treasury de-
baEtment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
Big Christmas Sale

Here is your
opportunity to
have music in
your home for
t h e holidays.
Com e early.
Easy t m s.
This sale in
cludes a full
line Of Aeolian
Vocation Phon-
ograph, Pooley,
Strand, R j t z.
Kimberly Pathe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

NIIDtIIy I uIno
Dusonta and all others at such reasonable
prices that you would not fail to purchase
one of these models.
Let this Christmas be a Merry One.
Steger Pianos and Player Pianos. Free
with each Player Piano one bench and -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Read Your Character
BIZ Digby Phillips
The Low Toned Voice

Does il mean anything to you who
are statesmen when yon greet new
prospect and he replies to you in n
low. pitched voice?
It ought to. For this type Of voice
indicates certain type Of person. with
certain definite traits Of character
1t indicates that you are talking 10
n man who has a wealth Of human
warmth and emotion. a man Of physical
and constitutional vigor.
To such man You do not want to
make your appeal along the lines on
which you would talk to n cold. cal
culatins individual. On the other hand.
do not rush TO the other extreme Of
making a purely emotional appeal. for.
though he may be man of strong
emotional nature. it does not necessarily
follow that he is purely instructive in
forming his decisions.
But do not neglect this element in his
makeup. See first IL the shape Of his
head. NJ explained in previous articles
supports or contradicts it. IL so, IL II
is the shape Of head which shows tho
element Of friendship we'll dcveloped.
your cue is to cultivate this mans per-
sonal good will in a Straightforward,
sincere way. treating him not as n
thinking machine. but as a red .blooded
man.
TOmOrrOw-Selling the In. HllI Wr;te
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Things You'll LoAe to Make

Here is something new In the way Of
LINEN AND LINGERIE BANDS for
the girl or housewife who likes to keep
her things spick and span. Mark off
two or two and balf-inch bands on
linen or linenc. tFOr the heavier
things. sheets and bath towels. the
wider bands are hettcr.) Have the
strips seven inches long. Then mark
OF other strips each one and half or
two inches wide and eighteen inches
long. Have the material hemstitchpd
along the markings. Cut through the
t"mstitching. forming picot edges. Now
join 4 small ivory ring Of the desired
color to each end Of one Of the short
bands. Join one end Of long strip to
one of the rings. Sew one part Of a
snap fastener to the under side Of the
loose end. At one half inch intervals
sew the other sections Of snap fasten.
ers. Having several lower parts of
fasteners enables you to regulate the
size Of the band to At the bundle to be
held together. Embroider the words
RATH. FACE. etc, on the broad parts
FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Women's Sports
Stockings, 81 Pair

Tweed suit colorings - peri
winslc, tan, cordovan and black
mixtures.
Good looking sports stockings
Of silk and fiber with cotton tops
and soles. Seconds"
WentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Lovely Box-Loom Crepe
Breakfast Coats and Negligees

The charmirgy looking
most attractive The following styles all in orchid
pink copenhagen light blue
holidays will be delighted with any Of these.
So breakfast that
around the neck sleeves and pockets.
neggee finishing sleeves
and pockets.
another S. spover with flowing silk
trimming.
$3.50. negigee with flowing hand embroidery
distinguish
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Pretty Silk Frocks

OF NATURAL pongee or taffeta in navy,
brown, rose. henna or Copenhagen.
Sizes to IA years, s6.75 to sl6.5O.
Lovely frocks for junior girls arc
OF Canton crepes. plain or change
able tafeta or printed silk crepes in
individual models. $3.50. Sl5 to
S25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Young Women
Want Elastic
Corset Cirdles

They have fourd how comfort
able and satisfactory they are and
now they will wear no others. In
no other corset are trimnesS Of
line, comfort and perfect freedom
of movement so ideally combined.
a very wide assortment Of
these girdlcs will be found at
moderate prices in the Down
Stairs Corset Store. Among them:
at 81, l0-inch girdlc Of pink
cOutil with two elastic inserts.
at s., li-inch girdle Of pink
hroche with four elastic inserts.
at 81, an all-clastic girdle /.
inches deep.
at s., girdle of brocaded
silk faille with four sections of
surgical webbing.
at 81, Lily Of France model
with surgical webbing.
tCsntrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
OF Course, a White Frock
for a Little Girls Easter
Two-Piece Tweed Frocks at SO

TVerN girl Of II or "A years
wants a cape-frock. These are in
tan and rose, and the buttonhoIcs on
inc gored skirts are piped 70 match
the facings Of the capes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Pink Chemises, $1.5O
Peter Pan Blouses
In rs Variations at
$1.65 to $3.50

Undoubtedly the blouse style of
the moment, and deservcdly so,
for it is becoming 10 maid or ma
tron. a blouse Of this type is IN
diSpensable 10 any woman with n
suit in her Spring wardrobe.
Prices range from S'.65 for
dimity or voilc TO $3.50 for love-
ly French vollc with much real
Irish lace trimming, with cingham
and many varieties Of voilc and
dimity between.
(NarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Goats

Tailored coats and polo coats;
dress coats with loose backs and
dolmans-the girls have as much
choice as women in Spring coats.
lWeeds. veours, homespun weaves
and new checks are very smart.
$500, $40 to $25. 8 to 1t year sizes.
LMnrI 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31

No Better Way to Get What Be Classified
MAKING FRIENDS WITH
THE UNUSUAL,

Today everyone takes and sery.
ices that would have been imaginngs of few
decades - : ~
It's come to be use the telephone
ana the wireless to ride electric
- 80 e410 y
Another of these unusual invaluable have been
accepted OF the
TO the people OF Richmond by Paladums
Using Section. 0' <Au'ei-
rms most human phase of the business the CITY
serves It's thousands of faithfully
Ol "in"AlH6lS
the of recovering or max
ing quick salesit accompishes
Get acquainted with this servce-read tho Arc
Ads in the Classified Section every day! - -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31
Situations Wanted-MaIe

EXPERIENCED STOCK AND FARM
HAND-Desires position: married .
best OF references. Address Box C-3142
care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31

To use a short ad in the classi-
fled ad section, if more words
are needed to tell the specific
facts about the proposition ad-
Yertised.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31
EAST END

6-room modern house, newly
painted, beautiful shade. nice
lot and good garage. Owner
VIII sacrifice for cash. Burd-
sail Willett Custer Co, realtors.
7Ioiz Main st. Phones 1851
1852.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31

A CABIN-OR A CAsTLE-IT's HOME,
ONE OF THE GREATEST COMFORTS
IN LIFE IS HOME OWNERSHIP.
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE Is PAY
DIRT! INVEST IN IT. PALLADIUM
OF GOOD INVESTMENTS. READ
EN- NOW!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31
BUSINESS SERVICE
MORE TRUTH

Eacn truth that pick in the way business or
rendshlp is only the fresh more truth to be
found further along the Truth like the Biblical tai
ent multiplies when put to work
Keep the truth you know it, and other fairmnded
men VIII keep close to you for the truths sake.
A man finds truth only he travels alone and
does not condemn others who struggle to the light
and free themselves from doubts.
Truth is the food of lfe-it cannot be taken at one
time, but must be throughout the years.
Copyright. 1922. by L. Smith
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31
wAsHINGs -wanted. 12s y. 8rd st.

WHEN TT COMES TO BUYING A
FARM, EVERY PROGRESSIVE
FARMER READS THE PALLADIUM
FARMS FOR SALE" ADS. CLAssI-
FIcATIoN So. AND WHEN THEY
WANT TO SELL 4 FARM. THEY
CALL 1884 AND LET THE PALLAD-
Jun CLASSIFIED PAGE TELL IT TO
THE PUBLIC. $4,000 READERS
PHONE YOUR AID TODAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31

IT'S POOR ECONOMY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-31

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
state of Indiana County of Wayne, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
derslgned has been appointed admins
tratriX Of the estate of Frank Waidele
deceased, late of Wayne County, Indi-
solvent.
CARRIE WAIDELE
Administrator
Kelley & Kelley, Attorneys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
Chicago u. Turns DOiCn
S25O.OOO for Tickets

CHICAGO, Oct 27.-The east IN
vaded the west today when Prince
toms football squad Of SIS arrived
here for the clash with Chicago to-
morrow.
The team was met 81 the station
ny the Tiger alumni. A short work
out on Stagg field Will mark the
finishing touch OF the Tigers train
ing
Chicago also held a snappy signal
drill and Coach Stagg announced a
last minute shift OF the veteran end
Strohmeier 10 quarterback.
Prices for tickets skyrocketed 20
$50 and up as a result OF the thrush
OF the grads. Chicago authorities
were reported 20 have returned
more than s250.ooO in checks sent
for tickets which could not be sup
Piled stage field accommodates only
80. 600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
WESTERN FOOTBALL
FANS WILL ENJOY
STELLAR BATTLES
Big Ten Teams Will Stage
Hard Struglles-Prince-
ton-ChicagO Leads.

CHICAGO. oct. 27.-While the
choicest bit OF football tomorrow
viii be staged on Stagg Field, Chi
cagO, in the intersectional clash be
tween Princeton and Chicago. stellar
battles will be staged elsewhere by
western teams. Ohio State meets
Minnesota at Minneapolis, and Mich
igan, now favored 20 whip or at
least tie Iowa, plays the lighting
Illini at Ann Arbor.
Ohio, always a team that fights
to the finish, may spring the unex-
peCted and come back at the expense
Of the GOphers. Minnesota looks
none too strong, when Northwestern
was able TO pull out a IL tie with
them last Saturday
Illinois probably will be minus
the service OF Rune Clark, star
quarterback. Coach Zuppke's team
might loose several more regulars
and still put up a stiff fight against
Yosts eleven. Such is the Hint
lighting spirit. Michigan also will
be crippled by the loss of Robey
and Vandervoort, regulars injured
in the Ohio game.
Iowa should have a fairly easy
time with Purdue at Iowa City.
Purdue IS hopelessly cut Of the run
ming this year and Coach PhelGn
already is concentrating on the task
of building a strong eleven for next
fall To that end h7 has dropped
"A players from the varsity squad
and substituted Il freshmen, who
are ineligible 10 play this year
Neither Wisconsin nor North
western has game booked for
Saturday Both teams are concen-
tratiug on hard games TO come.
Northwestern meets Illinois next
saturday.
Unable TO score point in three
games. Indiana goes outside the
conference 70 play the Michigan
Aggies az Bloomington. N0tre Dame.
Indiana's leading team although not
a member of the conference, wiz
be at Atlanta, playing Georgia Tech.
Coach Rockne's green team, which.
though inexperienced, has shown
tremendous power. Will be meeting
the first real test OF the season.
When the team left South Bend yes
terday. three regular linemen. Desch,
Maher and Lieb were reported In
such poor shape on account OF IN
iuries that they probably Will not
get into the game.
Indiana's choicest battle OF the
dav will be staged az Indianapolis
between two unbeaten teams, Wa
bash and Butler. the latter the con-
oueror OF Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
YALE-ARMY BATTLE
BIGGEST GA NJ E ON
EASTERN SCHEDULE
Army Mule Likely to Give
Bulldog Terrific Kick,
General Opinion.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

NEW YORK, oct. 27.-From the
manner in which the football dope
has been abused this year and in
past seasons its wise 10 get into con
dition for some surprises every
weekend
Tomorrow's attractive program
has the making for several choice
upsets involving chiefly the big
three"
Yale and the army Will supply the
biggest game I'm the east Yale
started out looking like the finest
team in the east but they failed %
get started for numerous reasons.
The Army has one of the most
powerful teams In the east. great
line with a bunch Of great backs and
If Yale does not show Improvement
over the form of the previous games.
the Army mule is liable to give them
"a terrific kick.
The Navy and Pennsylvania are
Go dedicate the new Penn stadium at
Philadelphia Bob Folweu has de-
veloped great team at Annapolis
and Penn looks like a sure loser The
dope may be upset here. however
Harvard and Dartmouth are to
play TO a packed house at Cam.
bridge. Harvard looks like the best
team in the east now and with full
strength Dartmouth has only FL small
chance TO defeat the Crimson. IT
always takes a great team Go bea.
Dartmouth but Harvard has 1T.
NOtre Dame is I'm Atlanta for the
Indiana eleyens first big test Of
the seaso nagainst Georgia Tech.
The Southerners didn't perform any
too impressively against the Nav
last week but Notre Dame, playing
a flashy offensive game similar 70
that OF Tech. VIII not present the de
Tense that the Navy gave the south
erners. Notre Dame is also badly
crippled.
Although il is the best scoring
team Of the season I'm the west. little
IS known Of the real power of Notre
Dame but It VIII be brought out I'm
this game
California has the university o.
Southern California 10 beat IN the
feature game on the Pacific coast.
California, Of course. looks like She
winner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
STAGE Is ALL SET
FOR GRID CLASSIC
AT CHICAGO TODAY
Tiger Maroon international
Contest Draws Attention
of Sport World.

Chicago. oct. 4a-IBy 4. P1-
With the last rehearsaIs over. ths
stage was set tonight for the birrss-
Football classic an Chicagos history
tomorrow. when Princeton meets Oh
ago In an intersectional contest that
promises 90 attract the attention o.
the gridirou world
The $4,000 people holding ucitsts
Tor the game were eagerly avvaItiuE
the referees whistle that VIII star.
the hostlues. while thousands O.
less fortunate folk were making fran
Lc. last minute efforts TO obtain tic
kets and were offering any price up
90 500 for a seat costing 81.
The invading Tigers swung into ac.
ton behind locked gates on Stays
field for "A final light signal drill
shortly after their arrival. When the
squad reached the field. the gate
were locked and no outsiders were
allowed 20 witness the workout. Aft
er the Tigers finished. the Maroons
under the direction OF Coach Stage
went through their final drill
The Naroons also worked out be
hind locked gates Numerous new
plays, which the Maroons have been
developing for Princeton wore re
hearsed and the general belief pre-
walls that surprise VIII be sprung
tomorrow by Coach Alonzo SIRgg
whose team scored a 2 20 0 triumph
over Princeton last year.
The Tigers, after their workout
were full of confidence. but not over
confident They feel the team - bet
ter equipped 20 meet the Maroons
than last years team and they said
they would not be as surprised e.
they were last fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
STICKS
LEONARD In GLASS
OF DOWNANOUTERS
Lightweight Champ VIII Lose
Crown at First Punch,
Popular Dope.
BY DAVIS j. WALSH.
O. y. <. Sports EditorD

NEW YORK. oct. 27-Accord-
ing to the Broadway crowd. which
claims to see all know ell. Benny
Leonard. our noble lightweight
champion, is so far removed from
the Leonard OF old that he figures
TO be taken like a blotter takes ink
by the first gooG man he faces. to
wit. Lew Tender or Charley White.
Leonard Is not doing any lighting
just now because his mouth is i'm bad
shape. He had a bout ribbed up with
White. whom he figures he can out
step, but was constrained 10 allow it
TO go by default on the advice OF a
denu {, whose mlnistraiOns have
failed TO cure the infected gums 20
date.
The Broadway crowd g sponsor
for the statement that Leonard III
timately may effect a cure OF his
mouth but that he viii never beat
Hendler I'm a return bout. They hang
heir prediction on what they term
JeOnard's loss Of speed and intimate
that Benny himself would get into
the ring with Tender in a decis on
bout just as readily as ne would
drink a glass Of mucllage.
In support Of the contention that
LeOnard's peed is gone, they point
TO the fact that not only did Tender
beat him 20 the punch times innum-
cradle but that fstic saps of the
aHber OF Ever Hammer and Rocky
Kansas were able O nail him with
such regularity as 10 cut his eyes
and mash his teeth and force his
temporary retirement from the ring.
1T all adds up very NIGEL yon paper
but ii is something Of a precar-ous
pastime 10 read man like Leonard
right out Of his title per So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
irish Eleven Ready for Battle With Georgia Tech. Todo
High School Grid Men Clash With C1rca90dnS Here
St. Louis /. Seeking
Thanksgiving Confess
With Irish For 1923

Efforts 90 secure q Thanks
giving Day bookinE with -ho No
ere Dame football eleven IN
1928 are now being made bv
Steve O'Rourke of Tho ST. Louie
university eleven, which was sue
cessful ir holding the Irish 10 a
20 to o score a few weeks ago.
According TO the ST. Louis
mentor, Coach Rockne suggested
another meeting OF the eams
next fan and the BUllkens are
OF the opinion that ST. Louis
would turn out on masse to see
the Blue ard Gold perform there
on holiday
Coach RocGne however. he
fore his departure for George
declared that no 1923 bookings
VIII be made uutl The couclu-
sion OF the present season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
Manager of F. VI. Team
Seeking Came Tomorrow

Manager Graczol OF the +. N. team
of South Bend wants a game for sun
day He announces that he viii PLAY
in this city on 1850 basis. the
collection 20 be divided. or that he
Will venture out OF the city on a 40
so guarantee. He further says that
he'll guarantee the expenses of 90
men. should any grid warriors out
side or South Bend be disposed 20
accept his challenge and come here
SUNDAY for q game. Weight" says
Manager Graczol." Is no object with
me We are the team that played
Mishawaka 70 a 70 0 score and
we've since that time strengthened
our team with Arrow stars and a
man who played star football IN Sy-
racuse. y. r." Anyone desiring 20
arrange a game is requested 20 see
Graczol az the Ellsworth
store or 70 phone Lincoln 1887.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
FRANKLIN OVERWHELMS
ROSE POLY, o. TO O

FRANKLIN. Ind. Oct. 27.-(3y A.
P)-Franklin college football team
swRmped the Rose Poly eleven here
today under a score OF 81 10 0. The
Rose Poly line snapped soon after the
start OF play. and thereafter Franklin
backs shot through the gaps for long
gains. The work OF Red Rohrsbaugh
stroll and Kuhny OF Franklin fea-
.ured the game. Heck OF Rose Poly
also showed we'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
HOLSTERS AND ACGIES
BOTH MINUS REGULARS

ELoQNINGTOtS lua- oct 20
Obs a. P1-The Indiana university
football eleven VIII enter DE game
wi.h the Michigan AEsies minus sew
erol gf their reEulars. due 90 iniur-
les. and a team expected 90 consist
mostly of reserves VIII play. The AE-
giles who arrived here today also
nave several ua.ust.ys on the ho=pl-
Ell Hst. their coach announced.
both teams held a workout today
MOST OF the session being used in
tI.H rr.re mp dr.l.