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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

EVERY should to the polling places and see
if they registered do this have to regis
tering all could hear of If not registered
your precinct board Monday November Sd. and
get your the books
The books hang out in Precinct No. 1 at the court
house; Precinct No at La Veta HOTEL in Precinct No
at Trnes Harness Store Main Street, other Pre-
cncts the usual places throughout the county This is
the year should all vote it is very essential that
everybody record their choice for president and
ticket Do know that twentyseven million voters
stayed away from the polls four and let
tysix Million minority elect President? In 1896, 80
of the voters the pos in 19OO 73
cent? in 1908, 66 cent; in 1872 62 cent; in
home this year and let the minority your officers?
If do you have kick coming Come out all of you
and VOTE!
The Democratic ticket is composed of clean, upright
capable that vote for and feel proud OF
IL This is the year must lower The Dem
ocratfc ticket consists of who pledged
mize, and know they will live up to their pledge Every
Democrat should out Tuesday, November 4th and
vote the Democratic ticket Davis Bryan to the
last the ticket Elect county ticket by all
means for have exceptionally competent vote
for So vote for them way twice if you
like 1t by getting a neghbor assist
Respectfully;
T. ]. THOMPSON,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30
COURTS OR BALLOTss

FFFCRTS Of the Republican party to keep La Fol-
electors off the various ballots through appeal
TIE courts the cearest possible confession of des
neration.
Unable to check the growing La Toilette tide by
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

THE English elections have resulted in a down
for the Labor government Observe how easy is for
Great Britain to change her policy 1t takes US four
years and then whether we have done it
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

The undersigned is TIE Republican candidate for
Sheriff of Gunnison county at the coming election and
respectfully solcits the votes of all who favor him.
guarantee faithful performance of the duties of the
office if elected
Yours respectfully
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

1--WE point with pride" declares Republican cam
pagn literature ito the passage of the adjusted compen-
sation act" They neglect mention the fact that
wholesome minority, composed exclusively REPUBLI-
CANS including Senator Phpps of Colorado, VOTED TO
SUSTAIN THE VETO OF THIS MEASURE BY PRESI-
DENT COOLIDGE.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

THANK the Lord this week ends the receipt of a
considerable amount of mail matter endorsed please
publish in the interests of genuine piker
that effect
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

CONGRESSMAN MONDEI,I. assures us that Coolidge
going to be elected easily. We that said the
same thing about Chas. Hughes in 1916.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

THERE is just way in which Calvin Coolidge car
be elected President and that buy enough
to throw the election to him in the House. believe
the democrat who does sell out this question gonf
to breed himself lot of trouble. He had better get
plenty while he is "a gittin" for the sleidng will
hard for him in the coming years
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

Chairman Democratic Central COMMITTEES.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

THAT Republican slush fund being raised and about
which much talk is being had will come in very handy
after the eec has been thrown the Congress To
Calvin Coolidge several democrats have to
be bought 1t is candid opinion that the is
already mapped and just it is evident that
the election goes to Congress will begin hear
dictionary democrats preaching anything but Bryan who
will be president if natural is followed See how
close to piping off the coming combination The
outcome of this campaign is parties One Reac
tionary, and the other Progressive.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

LEADERS of each party tell you they know that
their candidates have lead pipe cinch being elected
The fact is they know nothing of the sort This eec ton
is mixed from Dan to Beersheba Just how many
La Toilette will get in different important
which party they from Take Illinois, for
Pile La Toilette is going get huge vote there. He
carry the But if he does not do that WE'LL the
problem is which party will he into the most? Either
Davis Coolidge may benefit by his vote Therefore
may guess and that is about all they do Only
thing shines out clear and distnctM Coolidge is
have majority in the elec tora college because
La Toilette is going to carry states The best est
mates place the number at from to twelve He
carry that many without throwing the election
into Congress. There the Democrats have the best it
the face of things Colorado be thrown La Fol-
ette Good politics and public interest dictates VOTE
FOR LA TOILETTE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-30

Yours respectfuIIy,
A. A. MILLER.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01

woman and child to possess as few paper marks as possible at the end of the day When the bank clerk gets his salary he goes to the nearest bank and buys dollars. When the mer- chant sells an article of merchandise for paper marks he sends a messen- ger to procure the equivalent in dol- lars. The bank, in turn, sells its marks to people who figure they can save a little by paying their bills in paper marks instead Of foreign money.
 After thus decoyins dollars for dox- ems of people during the business day. the mark goes to bed at night de- spised by all whom it has served, and the man who has many marks left at night usually has 3 restless sleep.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
only 75 miles distant.

''On one other occasion Melbourne { penchant for prizes was demonstrat- cd historically. A Melbourne mer- chant offered purse of s5.o0o 10 stimulate exploration beyond the coastal fringe that then constituted known Australia, The expedition which this prize encouraged was the beginning of a series of explorations that before long placed the details of new continent on world maps, The flow of products from the back coun- try that this prize offer helped to open up has brought many dollar to the building up of Marvellous Mel bourne"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
MARKS PURCHASE DOLLARS
Acts as Decoy for Capture of Other Kinds of Currency-Pay BH l in Paper Marks.

Dusseldorf, Feb. 1.-Intrinsicaliy the paper mark has long outstripped the Russian ruble in worhlessness, but unlike it's brother in adversity. the mark still serves as an excellent de- coy for the capture of dollars and other staple currency.
 Despite the present tendency of the mark to maintain a fairly steady quotation in the money market. it is the chief business of every man,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
Can't Stop Joint Ease

You can't stop people from buying Joint Ease for sore throat ana cold i1 chest. writes one Of our dr5erir friends. They say ifs the oeft eyer"
 We know that. of course. bat pleass remember that Joint Ease is for stff. swollen. painful joints. whsfrer rhsn. n1atic or not. an1 ifs trernendsuS sale for that purpose pro~es that f is the one joint remedy that gets the moef satisfyfng results
 i tube costs go cents af au drB1- elsts everywhere. Insf rub Il on and Tn few seconds u disappears com plstsly under the skin. and relief foi- Ious instantly.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
Dish Towels

The small Turkish towels you can buy at the five and ten-cent store make very good dish towels as they are highly absorbent and leave no lint.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
TRES, BANDERAS

Estreno del gran drama ''Su Pue-
bio Natal por Viola Dana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
RIALTO

Ultima exhibicion del drama espe-
cial lei cristiano").
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
Ell CATHERINE Y Ell
"HARBoR BOARD"

El vapor Catherine que salia
aver de este puerto hacia Santo Do
mingo, y bordo del cual iba la eomi
sion que va realizar estudios espe-
ciales en- la antilla hermana, hubo de
ser cargado, por los dependencies Y ca
palaces del muelle, pues no habia ira
bajadores que realizaran esa labor.
En- nuestra excursion de aver por ell
NIalec6ii;s 1observamos que las llama
das 'defensas'', esos pilotes de ma
dera que elavan junto los idem de
concrete para proteger a estos del
roce de los barcos, estan amenazando
ruina, pues todos Sc han soltado del
amarre, estan podridos y a merced
del aqua.
Trasladamos ell case. al "Harbor
Board de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
Ell ESTADO DE SALUD DEL
GENERAL FRENCH ES SA-
TISFACTORIO-

PARIS, Die. 8. Gable Frances)
Segdn los ultimos informes clfni-
cos, el general ingles French, que
tanto Sc distinguio duran.e la ilti-
ma guerra, mejora rapidamente de
la enfermedad que sufre.
De paso por esta ciudad, el gene
raj French tuvo que someterse a una
rapida operacion la cual 10 retendra
en- CANA por espacio de ounce dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
LA QUESTION DE LAS
UNIoNES.

t'Tampoco hemos creido que sea
necesario unionarnos, para ganar es-
te movimiento. Precisamente, en- otras
ocasiones, las companies navieras han
usado ese argumento, para negarse a
acceder las pretensiones de los ira
bajadores. A nosotros nos esta nse-
dando la experiencia. Hace va mu-
chos amos, que damos ell sudor de nues
ira frente las companies navieras,
q cambio del pan de nuestros hijos.
Nuestro propio interes, es ell mejor ar
gumento para mantenernos firmes, y
unidos, Y no vemos raz6n alguna, pa
ra que hayamos de unionarnos''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
Los trabajadOres....
Continuation de la L. pag.

trabajo Las compafias navieras Sc
niegan a concedernos un salario JUS
to, y nosotros nuestra vez, les ne
gamos la labor de nuestros brazos,
.nuestro lnico capital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
POPULAR

Ell magnifico drama por Richard
Talmadge "Su Majestad Ell Pufo'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
CINE LAS CAsAs

Jorge Larkin en- su emocionantt
v mejor drama: lei Caballero de
Tango.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09

BELIoGRAPH (Cataho).
Los n.eresantisimos episodios IS
y IA de la gran serie ''Daniel Boone :.
Ademas, cintas conicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
LAS ANTHLAS

La interesante production de la obra
de Camilo Flammarion: ''La Muerte
y sus Misterios. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
HODAPP TOSTAY,
TRIBE BOSS SAYS;
TURNER RELEASED
Smith Wires Times Cincy
KID Is Sure to Return
Next Year,

Owner Smith Of the Indians. who
is in New York mingling with the
big league magnates. today wired
The Times a denial of the reported
sale Of Johnny Hodapp to the
Giants. Smith said the Cincy kid
is sure to be with the Tribe again
next season
Manager Bush got In communica-
ton with Hodapp. who resides in
Cincinnati, and Hodapp denied tell
Ing q Cincinnati newspaper he had
been notified of his sale. Johnny
told Bush a young reporter pulled
boner.' Hodapp said he desires
indianapolis fans 10 know he IS sat
istied to stay with the Hoosiers.
Glenn Turner. catcher farmed by
the Indians to Terre tIaute last sum
mer. today was notified Of his uncon-
ditlonal release by Manager Bush.
Turner possesses the actions OF a
promising ball player. but his throw
ing IS not up 70 standard.
Big league clubs continue 10 no
gotiato for the services OF Jess
Petty. but Smith and Bush have not
received the offer they desire. The
bidding Cor Jess IS becoming hot.
however. and It IS said he IS almost
certain 10 graduate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10


C~ ENTER taps of to right
forward at about 45-degree
angle on right side Of center.
He. in turn. passes toward left
side line and slightly ahead Of him
to left forward. who meets pass.
From then on three plays are
open to left forward. He can pivot
and give ball to No. / by means
Of "A short pass, who follows his
pass and then makes a legal block
by stepping across the path Ct No.
l., thereb, giving one q clear field
TO dribble 10 basket or No. l can
pass to No. under the basket.
No. can dribble into basket
and shoot II opportunity presents
itself, or. if No. 4 Is free. No. 2
can pass to him as he cuts down
the right side Of the court.
No. 5 takes care Of the defense
on this by crossing over to the
foul line in defensive territory.
while center No. 3 follows behind
the play and acts as another man
to pass to in case No. 2 cannot
pass to the other players going
into basket. thereby keeping pos
session Of the ball
With practice and timing cor
rectly this play can be used very
effectively because it opens up so
many ways of securing a good
shot
No. follows behind No. in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10

In making my All-America selec-
tions, have been guided by my own
Judgment after seeing twenty-five OF
the leading teams IN action. plus the
opinion Of the games greatest
coaches and officials.
For my ends I have selected Wake
field Of Vanderbilt and Lawson OF
Stanford. As second choice, Ma
haney Of Holy Cross and Luman OF
Yale.
The Tackles
For the frs, tackle positions I
favor Mckinley Of Pennsylvania and
Beattie Of Princeton.
At the same positions on the sec
ond team I like Weir Of Nebraska
and Hancock of Iowa.
DiehI Of Dartmouth IS unquestion-
ably one Of the best guards of
the year. Farwick OF the Army. gets
The other guard
Five players shape mp for the cen
Ter position: Lovejoy Of Yale. walsh
of Notre Dame. HorreU of California.
Garblsch Of Army. and Brown Of
Michigan.
Garbisch is eliminated having
played eight years Of college foot
ball Walsh Of Notre Dame de-
Cisiveiy Outplayed Garnisch when
hey met. 1t was about even when
Loveioy ef Yale faced the Army
captain.
Injuries kept Walsh ont et several
aame= and this handicap affected his
play i'm the latter games of the SEES
son. That fact alone keeps me- from
giving Walsh first choice, but
have placed him second. For first,
team center I name IIorreil Of
California.
Grange and Crowley
That brings us to the hack field.
have selected Grange Of Illinois
as ONE ~ the half backs Crowley ~
Notre Dame gets fine other position.
Two wonder half backs.
Stuhldrsher Is elected To- the GUAR
ter hack position. Dooley Of Dart
mouth is second choice and O worthy
rival
To my way Of thinking, Pond Of
Yale was the best back field man IN
the East
For that reason I have taken the
liberty to shift Pend to fun hack.
even though It crowds OF the first
team So great a player as Mcbride
of Syracuse,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
BUTLER TAKESO ON
TWO GRID GAMES
De Paw and Franklin Dates
Settled for 1925,

Dates have been approved by the
Butler faculty committee for two
more football games next fall with
State rivals De PAW VIII be met
here on Oct. 8 IN the indianapolis
day" attraction. Franklin viii be
the attraction on oct i for Home
coming day 10 be celebrated by both
schools.
Franklin will have It's Homecoming
celebrations on Friday and Satur-
day nights az Franklin and drive the
short distance 10 this city on Sat
urday afternoon for the grid con
test.
Butler departed from the policy Of
the past two years "a bringing in
out-of State opponents. II was the
opinion that The alumni preferred TO
see natural rivals play rather than
eIevens from q distance.
Wabash will be ON the schedule
again. The late probably VIII be de-
cided a. the meeting q coaches here
on Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
With Local R0WIerS



Commercial Leag'-c--A. smith. Billiards..
o35. High team score. single game. Clt-
znu q Gas G14.
Rotary Toazr.o No 1-sahm strohm.
90 High team score Schroeder. S57.
Capitol No 1 League-Sohu"ideryn
Blac.5or's Chit 245. High team score
Coca Cola O6G.
K Of c. League-Foley. Einas, 233,
High team score: Santa Maria 1902
Retail Merchants LcaEue--N0,sn. Lilly.
cas-. High team score: Lilly Hardware.
II. A. c. Ieague-E. Piez. Bucks. 249.
High team score. Bucks. 0l8
Plaza League-Cutsinger Plaza Re-
serves. 242 High team score u men ;
plaza Reserves 1873
Sutherland League-Regs. Deacons,
100. High team soore: Singers. $50
Gyro League-Hartman No. 2. 241
High team SSore: No .. S49
Hawk, pi' a@5. High team score. Hatks,
S24
Vonnerut L,esgue-Blank Tacks. 213.
High team scOre e. Tacks. S55.
Universal LeaEue-M cSpearmond. East
End Mix. COS. High team score: Pit
man Moore 500.
Rotary League No. 2-stout. Bass
1876 High team score: EmI7ck. 79T.
Illinois Women's League-Alexander
Eom~tohk Candy. 225. High team score
Fecney Furniture, S76.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
HIGHLAND CLUB
HOLDS BANQUET
Annual Golf Meeting Marks
Close of Season.

The annual dinner and business
meeting OF the Highland Golf and
Country Club was held Tuesday
night at the clubhouse. Directors
and membership committeeman were
elected and prizes won Throughout
the season presented.
The following directors were
elected to fill vacancies on the board;
Gerry NJ. Sanborn. Sol Meyer. Fred
ericx F. MatsOn and John J. Madden,
Sr. Membership committeeman We're
elected as follows: Carl 5. Cook, j.
s. Mcfarland and Edwin J.
Wuensch-
officers viii be elected at meet
ing Of the board OF directors 10 be
held soon Sanborn IS president
and Meyer secretary at present
Presiden. Sanborn gave the prin-
cipaI address Of the evening, tell
ing Of the various improvements
made at the club and It's many ad-
vantages.
The dinner marked the end OF the
season. The clubhouse viii be closed
throughout the winter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
AMATEUR BOXING
MEET ON MONDAY
Plans Complete for Tourney
at S, S, Turner Hail.

Everything IS IN readiness for the
a. a. L. boxing tourney at South
side Turner Han next Monday night.
Bouts have been arranged and the
managers Of the meet predict the
largest amateur event since the city
championship matches last spring
The entire team Of the South
Side Turner's will meet the best men
from the Hoosier \. c.. Riverside
A. c.. and F'alrbanks-M Morse team.
The bouts VIII give a good line on
the ability Of some Of the newcomers
IN the mitt game and rank them IN
the estimation Of the fans as 70 their
chances In the city and State tour
neys to be held later.
The first bout wifi start at p.
m. Tickets are on sale at Emf
store, Hoos!er A. c. ana Turner Hail.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
jOHNSON--LANDIS
BASEBALL BATTLE
OFF FOR PRESENT
Judge at Bedside of Wife in
MinneSota-War Clouds
Blow Over.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 10,-Baseball's
battle of the century, bout to the
finish between Commissioner Lands
and Ban Johnson, president of the
American League. which had been
expected Thursday at the joint meet
ing Of the major league club owners,
probably will be postponed for sew
eral weeks.
Commissioner lands, at the bed
side Of his wife, III in Rochester,
Mimi. Is unable to attend the meet
ing and the scrap cannot be held
without him.
Only Mild Slap
Prospects for q hot session at the
opening Of the annual meeting OF
the American League here today
were reduced when the National
League at it's annual meeting Tues
day took only a mild and indirect
slap ut Johnson, whose scalp was
said to be prepared for the knife al
the series Of meetings being held
here.
In the annual report Of President
Heydler. Johnson received only an
indirect reference when the National
League president said It was time 10
stop the innuendos and attacks
directed Mt the National League"
Politicians among the baseball
men expressed the opinion that the
heavy artillery was pulled OF John
son because the National League
wants the support of several Amer
team League club owners IN getting
johnson by slower methods, and
that they thought it better not to
antagon!ze the American League
with heavy public attack on its
PRESIDENT
Increase I'm Salary
The National League was unable
70 finish It's business Tuesday. and
a session was called for this after
noon
Tho rumored opposition to TTeyd-
Ter from the New York and Pitts
burch clubs Tuesday went un In a
bubble when Ueydler WAS given q
new four year contract with a raise
IN salary from $4,000 to So 500 q
year.
No big player deals have been com
pletel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
Independent Basketball

South Side TURNER'S ard 81 Anthony
7. ? 2 Will meet next sunday afternoon
az Che TurneT HAN. 500 Prospect ST. The
main game starts ~ O'Clock The sfh-
ietIs committee 81 thu Turner's - booking
only the b-sf teams for the sunday battles.
Pho ChTi-tam0re Juniors Dictated th-
Ton=ler Canfrais IS % - Tho Juniors
have wen four straight games Games arc
wanted. Cal Belmont 1873.
Tho 81 Anthony 7. C net team is
Tifiout a game for Trursdav night cIe
70 o cancellation by the iToosier Gets.
ANY fest team wanting n game call Bel
mont 0593-J.
The Y N II. a. basketball team 10
son Opener n score o. 80 % go,
O.szi-r tossed in faer fr,d gorl- So- fha
winners. Kamp.-r ard Fe'tNiar also
starred Howard was high point man for
th- losers.
Indian 4uolIz 0-fole juniors playing IN
fine l3-I 5-ve1r ord class want Far'es with
teams having nro0-s - gyms. Y, NJ q. a.
Pioneers Thirty First Street iuterr1rti-
Stewart @6o3, between and 30 p n.
INDIANAPOLIS Orioles VIII play % EdgN-
wood tonight The following players Rra
asked - be a, Kentucky Ava and Illinois
81 ne q 30 A. Goldsmith & Cohen. K
Rhodes. p RYAN. 2. Miller Il. Go'dstein.
n Fuller 2 C0is. .. Jones and C Mar
shall Tor games n fhe 1f-1 g veur I'D
class address A Goldsmith 1929 Crion
ST. or call Stewart 2893. between 3 and
ESQ p, m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
MAT GO AT BROADWAY
Maddox and Reynolds in Finish
Bout Here Tonight.

Ernie Maddox. Cleveland grapplor
Of deadlock fame meets Jnck Rey-
nolas Indiana University mat coac..
IN "a finish bout at Tho Broadway
Theat"r tonight following the reku-
lar show
REYNOLDS has worked hard for this
conflict and he believes he viii be
able to avoid the furnishing hold Of
tho Ohio sr4ppler.
Fans anticipate n rough encouu-
ter. Maddox = built Ike "A rub and
able 10 stand mp under strenuous
work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
$4,000 LEFT FOR TOYS
Fistic Show Earns Large Sum for
Poor Kids Of Gotham

By United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-The Christ
mas fund boxing show at Madison
Square Garden Tuesday drew a
purse Of &l07.599 at the gates. AS It
was IN some respects a charity show
accounted for the willingness OF tho
customers 10 pay high prices once
more
Tho state takes $5.379 as tax ana
The boxers divide So COS. All owing
$4,000 for expenses. the party clears
$4,000 tn buy toys for the poor Kids
Of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
ROck11e Special

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Notre
Dame alumni IN Chicago have
organized a "Rockne Special"
to carry spectators to the
Notre Dame-Leland Stanford
football game at Pasadena,
Cal. on New Years day.
Indoor Practice
By United Prose-
SOUTH BEND. Dec. To-
Knute Rockne said today his
chief fear IN the Stanford
game win be to keep his men
in condition in View Of the
climatic changes. He IS taking
his men inside the gymnasium
TO avoid the wintry blasts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-10
TECH HON0RS GRIDDERS
Nine Major Awards TO Football
PIayers-Banquet at School.

At the annual Technical High
School football banquet Tuesday
night a. the new school lunchroom.
nine major awards. the block ct, "
were awarded grid players. The fol-
lowing received the coveted letters:
Balay. Bray. Gift, Harreil. HEX
man. Hicks, lessee. johnson and
Wilson.
Monograms were given the follow
ing: Crane. Cox. Z. and II Clark,
Stevenson. White. Worth. Fesler,
RIes. Bincwalt Fox. l.. and ;.
Smith. Higgins. Hook. Jackson.
Kruger. Leet and Myers. Athletic
buttons We're given to a large group.