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The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14

Kamo pure extracts, vanilla
and lemon 1oz bottle 16e
2 OF bottle 30c, 4 OF 65c.
Fruit coloring / OF bottle 15c
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Mrs, r, Chester Hale; assistant super intendent, Mrs, E. B. Proudman; see- retary- treasurer, Mrs, Laura f, Woodford, pianist, Miss Helen Clancy,
 Primary Department: Snperintend- ent, Miss Lettie II, Learned. assistant superintendents. Mrs, Harriet Merwin and Miss Fanny J, Brown; secretary, treasurer, Mrs. w, R. Montagne; director of music. Mrs. A. c. Mckin- ne; pianist, Miss Kettle Gamerdinger.
 Beginners Departments Superin- tendent. Mrs. w. l., Williams; as sistant superintendents. Misses Eliza beth crandal and Gertrude Benz.
 Italian Departments Superintend- dent, Miss Caroline F, Bartlett; as- sistant superintendent Miss Estelle M Dickinson.
 Chinese Department; Superinten- dent Mrs. Spencer II. Woods; as sistant superintendent, Miss Harriet c, Bliss,
 Home Departments; Superintendent, Elizabeth R. Eastman; assistant superintendent, Esther B. Stanley; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. E., B. Eddy.
 After the business session, Rev. r. w. Raymond Of Glastonbury de- livered an address, in which he com plimented the South church on the excellent organization of the church school and the work being done in the school. IL Is a modern work. sl,c said, and the addresses made at the supper and the details of the reports of the various departments prove that 1t is being well done here.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
REBUILDING ST. JOHNS.

The work of repairing the church of St. John the Evangelist which was recently destroyed by fire Is progress ing very favorably. It Is expecte d that the edifce will be ready for oc- cupancy in about three weeks. The Rev. Thomas Laden, pastor, states that with the support that he is re- ceiving from his own parishioners and the other Catholic communities about the city he will be able to have as pretty church when it is finished as 1t was before the fire. The various societies of the church are planning to hold many benefit socials during the sea son.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
FRIsCH SIGNS CONTRACT.

New York. Jan. 2O.-Frank Frisch, sometimes referred to as the Ford ham Flash, dropped into the Giants Headquarters yesterday on business bent and before he left signed two year contract for the seasons of 1922 and 1923. Although the sum was not revealed, in keeping with the best baseball traditions, Manager John J. McGraw said afterward that Frisch had received substantial increase over last years figure.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
"Nfawalpin" a New Dessert.

"Mawalpin' is the name of a new frozen dessert-a delicious blending of fruits and nuts in rich velvety cream that the New Haven Dairy Is placing on sale Sunday at special prices, soc pint soc quart. Or der early from New Haven Dairy deal CTS. No orders filled from factory. -advt
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
COURTESY CAMPAIGN.
Politeuess to be the By-word on the
 Louisville Railroad.

Louisville, Ky. Jan. 20.-A cam paign of courtesy for the year 1922 has been inaugurated by the Louis vile Railway company Instead of the "step lively" or ''all aboard" or der of the conductor, he will politely invite his passengers to move as rap idly as possible, if the plans of James
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
Held in S2,OOO Bonds
 For Operating "Still"

New Haven. Jan. 20,-David Gold ring and John Patkavitz of Meriden were held in $2.000 each for a hear ing by Y. s. Commissioner Lynch yesterday on a charge of operating a still. Under the barbershop of the first named were found three 40 gall lon stills at work and 175 gallons of distillate which looked like alcohol.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Fl calls made upon the SICK anu shut- in.
 Thirteen birthday cards were sent out since our regular report for the previous month. This was started in 1921 with 127 four-score, a few have passed on but others have been added to make the present list 151.
 A splendid complete report of all the Xmas work was given by the chair man. Mrs. Corbin.
 In all. 4o5 persons were remember ed in one way or another.
 The annual meeting was held on January l6.
 The next regular meeting will be held on February 6. The State Sunshine bulletin has beer edited and was for sale at the last meeting at 10 cents per copy. Many interesting events are planned by the society for this winter to helr
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

P. Barnes, president of the company, are carried out.
 Treat everyone coming into your office, or meeting you in the course of your work" Mir. Barnes said in a letter to all subordinates, with cour- tesy and always more courtesy
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Best coffee, lbs. $1. Russell Bros -advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Strictly fresh eggs, dog. $1.00. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

shine Home for the aged which 1t Is
 hoped 10 build In the future.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Strictly fresh eggs Sic. Russell Bros. .advt
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20

Strictly fresh eggs 5lc, Russell Bros. --adyt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Flowers were sent to one family and 21 calls made upon the sick anu shut in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
SAORIEIlE 81

modern newly built homes
I have a. Dutch Colonial type frame
and single home tha- a. distinctive
and has character
10 stands not as challenge 60 tl.
neighborhood but as Hu expression uI
good viii and fr.eudlIuess.
lbs "a Home ihat WIZ ueyer fail o.
inspire "a sense ui real home cheerful
ness
10 has large rooms and bath. Also
alI the modern c0uvenlenceS and com
forts tlat anE good family could ask
Built on q large Dot that is graded
ami terraeed
improvements in and paid for.
Location Southern 100 block
American residential distrle- near uue
- our heaur ful city parks. also near
stores. schools ana cIurtIes. ear l.1.
two blocks.
This newly bust Dutch colonial
home cost S611l19 90 huil0
7 viii sell 30 for $50 ONLY So.
down, 5000 per month including iu-
terest
also have two newly sult $50
story frame dwelling houses, Is lar-e
rooms and bath; electric gas, eity
water. sewers concrete block base.
meut. floor drains 10 sewers furnace
heat and combination water heaters
Location Southern. 800 block Res
Dental district: near stores. schools
and churches car Tine two blocks
These two newly huiir houses cost
Sf1 -5t-~ ~ Goo IuId. ] viii Sell the two
houses for So 100 or ] will sell ono
r0r Si5-D only $500 down. 5000 DBL.
month including interest
Very good reasons Tor selling f.r
such prices and terms Buy from
owner and save Tie commissions. SOW
for uulcH action Don'l delay.
Address Box F-2u. News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

- BTsINEss HROrERTIEs

AhA'A r. 40 n tafN
10 year lease-One of the finest store
rooms and buildings Boz the city. Right
IN the heart of the business district
room room is 7-Nl.-1, Including three hoors
above This Us au exceptionally fnc
lease. but You VIII have 90 hurry %
sou want IT,
Ss acre factory site. close 20 and
fronting ga h,tA sides Of the Van
make exceptionally fine site fer large
brick plant steel mill. on auto fac
tory Priced very reasonable
We have several very fine large OF
small downtown locations where the
owners will build % suit tenant and
give long OF short term leases
s. Michigan -2ooo BIock-Uarse
n room income property modern n
every way and divided into four apart
ments including four separate FUR
naces. very good lot 42N16J This is
a very good buy and is priced right
terms.
y. Main St-100 Block-Three story
brick building o0xN0 on lot o0v1uO
The price asked for this property IS
very reasonable compared Go other
properties I'm this locality.
s. Michigan St-Go0 BIock-Con.
sisting Of very good Tot %}N16J I'M
Guiding a large modern nine room
house i'm very good condition. This
IS very good investment and we
have am exceptionally low price on
same for a short time only. wlth terms
Horatlo Court-aoo Biock-14 room
duplex. now bringing iu about $50
per month all modern and In very
good shape. on Tot 5ONlO0 Owner will
.nr COS "a IN #n.s
with good terms or would trade same
as part payment on larger downtown
property
<. Michigan St-10OO Rlock-Exoep-
tional hne large well built home with
ten large rooms. completely modern
In every wav and in very good repair
un lot Al.X1G5. priced reasonable
good terms.
washington St-Right downtown
Fully equipped and up-to-date res
taurant. now doing very good bust
ness. will give ten year lease and viii
sell fixtures and equipment nc in
voice, or VIII lease room separate.
Nrishawaka. Tnd-Fine corner prop
erty located at Church and First SITS.
lot 93yl32 including q large frame
dwelling. This is very good bus
and is priced right.
:. Michigan St-l400 Block-Beau-
tiful large and conspicuous home Of IL
rooms emit RELY modern. very good
state II repair. including large ? car
garage with lot 5lyl50 This house
il entirely and beautifully furnished
and rs now conducted as a high-class
rooming proposition. The income on
this property Is now earning the
owners 16cG gross ON the investment
Get busy and see MS for our special
price ON this property.
Yours For q Greater South Bend
THE VICTOR v. VAN CANTFORT co.
Everything IN Real Estate
Second Floor Union Trust Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 2jsS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
No down PAYarENr

We viii huil6 n three room cottage
l6N-V feet. large living room auf Hlu
ING room combined. kitchen and hnl.
room. with no down payment and
small weekly payments only. pirk rut
tue lot YOU want in SOuthmore addi
ton and we VIII have Your rottag.
ready in from two Co three weeks ~.
interest on house. but interest on ttr
lot after one year.
These lots ARE located q short dis
taDee egst of Snrirghr0ok close to
school and Lincoln WAY ear line. in
au American mel ghborhood. and CON
Neuienr f'r man who works iu
either MlshaWaka coz South Bend
The total p7i-e 81 house and lot rams
from $4,000 Go $4,000 according Cd
location ~ Dot won select IL YOU are
LIVING Zoo light housekeeping rooms OF
paying high rent YOU cannot afford %
overlook this opportunity. Come in
and see u.s. or cal the office and sal.
VIII take You uut amy time
MEA Frs LONG CORpOB ALTON
COZ Farmers Trust Bids
Phone Main 49,
open evenings from : 90 9 n. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
PLAIN FACTS

Large lot. due bungalow. dining
room. Ewing room. solid oak floors.
bookcases. fine bedrooms. fua
bath with HOT and cold water.
square basement. castir0u furnace
drain iu the floors. cement porch
and walks Close TO car line
Only $50 down and $40 per month.
InE,erighr us j. ~ IS Bldg.
M-2112
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

DOWNTOWN LEASE Arrange 5 year
Lease responsible tenant. - q. store
ir'nt and entire 2stor- bldg Lafayette
near Jefferson. CAN 8t once. Davies a
Wash. Eea.-o-s. III w jefferson Blvd
tok >ALL-A splendid building lat.
axe 3l ln. VIII sell for cash nr terms
~ VIII Hu I'D 90 suit. Cali Msh. ~
Tor appointments
Ms hlHAN ST S-Corner. - feet on
M-chiS1u- large modern house: g
rooms bath Wesley Van Na.in. ga
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
NFmdt
MERCHANDISE


MEK(HANl)lSE.
Household Goods. 50
So, - ", ~, ~, -
81, Il-eLt,-,, :. ~
= - = 49, -- -
" 10 Dulu,'el ~ r-e,tt.-
-, 20 >'-.,,,-,-' . SO -, So e., i.,,-.,.i
49,. .haso 80 -. ffc+ Pin
49,, pre,,icr "a 49, n ~
Scbse,e- 80 - ~ roffe-so, hir1
Jcwclry And Watches 60
BTAT TTFTL new ladies' solitaire dia-
mOnd rng. 6S-l1O carat perfect stone
i,5,,, = -.
ana ca~lt bIue White diamond and one
yellow D carat diamond T. o Box Sl3.
-,
-Hu9I-aL iletl I'LL
FOR SALE-VioIIn complete with case
and extra bow. Cali after . 2. m. Cos p
7[ 5.57 ToF I-E sALE- aim qoR ReN
CoIfega Az
Weartny .nn,rei 65
FOR SALE-.Nery tine Eastern Mink
sonable II taken EN- al once; In = storage
az 9Leel 1-.lll. - ,. Mlcnlsa1 -
n,1' nm" = ~ td'TIs' Iau 80. 80
-. Lincoln W ag w. I4ohe M-s1- =
"it 'Ii, ; - II HO9 I'm raeS.'o ,l
- -" .s. In 80, ,-1..,e,- an
SECS omen sftarnlC1,s ne Ssie Sbnp
M-24G1
ST-X1- pT ,1,I- Nj J-1,-T DpTcS w.
also ladies' tan coat 9O7 Allen St.
Top carr, p.~.,- - ,,.-eo,,l,. f-ssb =.
=-==---
Wanted-To Buy. sc
IA, VIII, no ny ~ - ---7,.s.
something we can rent ont. What have
Won 10 ofer Rarman's snoring Goods
Store. l2d y. Michigan 81.
WANTED. TO BIY-l carat or h..
car3r diamond WIN nav casb Price
ROOMS AND BOARD
-~-~>---~---~~------>~---
Rooms With Board 60
i-707, P771-r -,7--.I---- s.,-..,.,--,,
sleeping rooms: meals IL desired. i'm
modern home AIS W Navarro St
-------------
pooNr avn mann ooc,, W rae,r
son 81.
a.
-" - So. ~ Ia -, ID oo' ue' -i-'u
BOARD AND ROOM for > young gentle
80, s+it-ei 10 I, -, y. -. az
----- - 49, II - --2-----
Wan Ei'-A man and vile 70 room anu
-
b1 RAt ND ROOM IN modern private
"olAe' Main 4I-V'
----@
Rooms Without Board GS
;,IT TI70I,S-I - -
fUr1isbsJ roo,ne - IN ''''
-----,,77,, ,7--
4,Sl, - - IL AIfhlsheo rooms
= 49,. -.2l.-
"" COLf Az Az ol- Wen iuFAisheu
Ilou' IoolHt la,NaIGIE 19u sLoNeF IN
eirod Min 1000
-.-- W" - ~.
DIAMOND Az 1872 Well furnished
~ ~ Hroin .-26 M 'i'" AN ''i'ei
IN ~, -,..Il ~
FOR RENI-One nicely furnished room
LOT one or t"1 gent Zen, leIneni S55letiy
--1-e--- E--- 90 Nv .,-- -e-I '',- 49,
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping Foom.
Lot ITnIieIneH OF man ana
,-ao-i,a,i - 1SS -
-
III -. - -; 'geiS ts.ieu room tli
,-ortIa,,,o,, ,,-itt r,Cor.,o,, To- NJ.
froIo na.f "fiiue tr,,,i, y, " ".
ST.
: ITTT7 lT7 I99i7- H. - -r,,--
=. HILL 81. loo A9-foI rent. w
TT-I-7-T= - -
49,, fDrrilho5 r,dJo-D -, Lni
water heat
IA SAITE Az W I3I-T.a~lge front
room I'M nrivota bnmo suitabIa for
gentlemen close in.
TJNCOTN WAY " S05I.-3 Sleeping
r,,7,s eto,,,, hoo t+ a-4 ,,II 1+I
81 on tfn.-la 81 90 damn. .'''' e0'' ''''''
,,71-777-, +, - - -,--
- si-,,t,', - It'll. - ~
gentlemen a.. bIocl- from Hotel Ia
Solle
VI7Y 81 - ~ ----7--.7,- -.
SIeenino rooms one room has Iiyfri
room ma boir,,o,,, c,rntinoj Spi+si,i7
for I gentlemen or . couples. Garage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Farmer Trust Bldg
Y0T RELIEVE ~ THE Future
GROWTH or SOUTH BENDt

] know vau dot u Won dfI no-. Jon
would rot 1--WE here Whether you in-
tend 90 STAY OF ua-. yuu can tnd 10
better or safer place To- Invest Four
money shan ln south Bend Real Estate.
And here d. one - thC most sl5steu-
f-aUv huilt Ear buildings In che city.
located a- 4l- AMI fif IS. Washl1gton
Av
The size 81 the 10 IS 57as 10 o..
with alley side Has large apart
meuts ~ Z rooms each. strictly mod
ern Large basement under entire
building A. the price I am asking
you can receive handsome returns n
your money. For terms and partlcu-
Jars cal OF phone
FRANK ANDERSON
ReaItor
D3 Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 1855 Lincoln 1880
JUST = TIP
The Maple Lane sub-dlyisl0n Is BE-
inS sold With improvements with bus
trans E.ortati0u FOR as low as g. - per
front foci- can you eel uf We give
every cooperation. pay a big commis-
sion IN sou are a hustler. cxraniEes
and closer, SEQ M-. Miedng, 10 =.
Main 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
WHTTC0Nu g KELLER

lflAlE tt4IrGl " n IT
One acre with 1n rn1n home Hsa
furnace bah and electric light 4 bed
rooms and closets l1rEP naEe-nhl
various kinds 90 frut- garage al
chicken house east frontage Posses-
sion given within SPORT zine he
- very attractive suburban. home
tor reasola1ta rrl~p.
u sfo0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Big eighr room house four lft-
rooms. net Invest section. three blorss
from Portage car line. gas and eler-
trie Do. water in yard, big Dot 5oIl2S
alley side and rear. needs some re-
pairs. Price S3JOU- SOD 500 dCv1
$50 90 per month. including interest.
This must be sold in next Few daTs
II Won can use a large house -
bargain price, see this
We also have several roomy Ere
room and bath bungalow. nov bulf-
ing. aI modern tley VIII be reu.T
shortly. 500 d0wa. 5000 monthly.
laeIudins interest.
Three SIX room and bath tWo story
square type houses on Johnston So
from Lincoln was car I.ne possession
20 days $500 down. So monthly.
CAN MS ana We viii arrange - take
you ont any time.
MEYERS TONG CORPORATION
COZ Farmers Trust R.lE NAN ttf
Oucu evenings 9 to @ 81. u-
7UFFE nm NugED DOLLARS down
.rU secure r. H-- mostly modern house
w. have. several sd. can sell on very
raI-.ls'I. tar.u-
" ROBINSON s. sos
Our -r--.r'rr I- .anderl-e priced homes
IA Main So second q "r
Main $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Houses For Rent. -
FOR RENT--Eigh t-room house and ga
rage. Lincoln WAY West. Mishawaka;
rage. Lincoln Way ". NLshawaka +;
So per month. Inquire as j NJ 5
FOR RENT-MOdern bungalow with i've
rooms and bath. in the 800 brock on
sherman Az Phone Main 927 between
80 q. N and p. m.
FOR RENT strictly modern room
house. respons bic parties only. Tong
lease Northwest. Garage. Sbj. 1889
F9S-r~ ~ ~ 4fo-
Manted-TO Rent. 81
WANTED - Small front modern furn-
ished apartment Kitchenetfe and
bath Walking distance. Phone Main
1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
USED FORDS

Full Stock of Used Parts
USED FORD MARKET
194-12G $. Lafayette ST.
Il-1O51
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. PETS.
Horscs. Cattle. Vehicles


EUREKA egg producer, guaranteed 70
make hens lay in winter or money
back. - cents. Main so. llO6 W.
ThOmps st
EGGS are high and advancing IN price
To make your chickens lay at this sea
son ~ the year YOU must feed protein
of some kind the protein IN tankage
made from fresh bone and blood j.
one Of the best egg producers you
can feed. o. 10. in leo 10. bags, ar
LippmanS. 30 y Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places Tor Rent. IS

FOR RENT-81JO It. floor space. ond
fioor. southeast corner ST. Joseph and
Jefferson SIS Hot water heat and
electric lights Address Consumers
Service Co. 49, Lincoln Way Z. Phone
Main 3I12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale. II
BTICK C0TPEA pass Party leaving
city WI sell az "a bargain. MOS
81 Farmers Trust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Used HARD COAL STOVES are being
closed Out in our Exchange Department
90 "cut prices" These stoves have
been completely Overhauled and viii
work Ike new Some as low as So.
EASY TERMS. Heller's Exchange De
paumeut. ll6 South Michigan s.
THREE PIECE parl0r suite davenport
makes fun size bed. In velour. WIN
sacrifice II taken at once 40 PA "
Madison 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Household Goods.

VIZ HAVE a number n electric clean
ers taken in tr1de. all guaranteed en-
good condition ut SO o. So. included
among these are Eureka Hot Point
fr1ntz Premier and Apex. q. w
Schanner Co. IT " Jefferson blvd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-24
Corps of Cadets GiUes
Team R0using Send-Of

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. %. Ar
niys advance guard began the move
ment on Philadelphia to-day. The
West Point squad A, comprising the
varsity and substitute first stringers.
made late getaway this morning.
when something went wrong on the
railroad and the party was obliged tn
put up with a two-hour wait for the
train at the local station.
The corps OF cadets was marched IN
the depot and gave the football piav-
ers rousing send-of The men were
IN perfect physical condition and fit 10
maze hard fight. They were saying
nothing as to the probable outcome Of
the game, but the Army's adhey snts
feel that this is their year.
Tomorrow morning the 81" suuad
numbering thirty-six footbaIlers of
lesser light, will leave for PHILADELPHIA
ne entire corps of cadets under COM
rand OF Colonel Robert d.. Danford
AID Artillery, commandant of cadets.
VII >qliow on special train leaving
here = $40 Saturday morning.
The S-snd and field music viii accom-
pany the cedets. They are due at Phil
adelphia az III o'clock and will 90 into
the. Broad Street station. The offieers
and residents Of the post will go down
on q second special train leaving here
~ s;sO a. m. Saturday. Both special
trains on the return trim win sfars
from the South Street yards adio;n;rg
Franklin Field Immediately after the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-24
Fordhar11 Has Last
Hard Practice for
Muhlenbe1'g Game

The Fordham varsity football squad
had its last strenuous workout yes
terday in preparation for its game at
Allentown with Muhlenberg on Satur-
day. Gargan gave the Fordham play
ers lot of practice on falling on the
ball and at the tackline dummy. AS
has been the case on the other after
moons of the week, no scrimmage was
held.
A short session will be held this
afternoon, Of which thorough signal
drill will be the feature. The squad
will leave for Allentown tomorrow
morning on an early train that will
get it there at about 1880. Though
Gargan has not as yet made any
definite selection as TO the number Of
the men to make the trip, it is prob
able that the entire squad will be
taken.
The game with Muhlenberg will be
the tenth and final game of the sea-
son for Fordham. Last years game be-
tween Fordham and Muhlenberg re-
suited in IL to victory for the
Allentown lads.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-24
Diller, Again in
Togs, May Start
Against Harvard


NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 23.-The
vanguard of visitors of the Harvard
game arrived in New Haven to-day In
the person Of numerous assistant man
! ayers and Boston newspaper men. Tho
Crimson squad will arrive about noon
tomorrow and will stop at the bowl
for signal practice before going out
to Derby, where the players will make
their headquarters until time for the
game Saturday. Every hotel is filled
and the city is already taking on the
air of big game. The demand for
tickets has never been greater than
this year, but the entire supply is gone
and the police are keeping close watch
for spectators.
The Eli squad held practice in the
bowl to-day for the first time in sew
eral weeks. After the practice the
field was covered with straw to pre-
vent it's freezing, and indications point
to the fact it will be in fine shape
for the game.
The workout this afternoon was
limited to signal drills and a long
scrimmage. After brisk warming up
by running through signals both first
and second teams ran through in
dummy scrimrage practically every
play that Yale has in it's bag.
Tex Ditler, in spite of yesterdays pre-
dictions that he would be out for the
rest of the season, was in at right
tackle when the varsity lined up to-
day, and the coaches hope that his
wrist will be in shape TO start against
the Crimson. Mike Eddy is out of it
for sure, as his knee has lot of water
on it and he will be unable to stare. 1t
uv11,1 nd 7,
the first calls for the wing positions,
as they lined up that way to-day in
the signal drill. Miller was at left
tackle, with Cruikshank noxt to him ut
guard. Lovejoy, who was laid up yes
terday with a cold. was in uniform to-
day and started the practice, but his
place was soon taken by Landis. Cross
was in at his old place at right guard
and will start there Saturday. Newell
Neidlinger was at the helm to-day and
had as his backs Captain Jordan at
lory as fullback. This looks like the
carrying combination which will oppose
Fishers men. They are all in fine
shape and displayed world of pep and
drive in their workout to-day. Joe
Becket and Charley O'Hearn, who will
without doubt see some part of the
fracas, were following up the first
team workout closely.
After the signal practice and the
dummy scrimmage there was lengthy
period of punting by Neale, Mallory
and O'Hearn, and the kicks were run
back by the other first-string backs.
Scott, who played such a fine defensive
game against Princeton, also had some
work punting.
Th largest undergraduate gathering
in the history of the football teams
gathered in Woolsey Hall tonight in
the last rally before the game. More
than 5000 undergraduates and at least
a thousand townspeople crowded the
large hall to overfowing. President
Jones, Captain Jordan, Mack Aldrich
and Charley Luckey, football manager,
were the speakers.