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New Britain herald., 1924-08-11
RaH Street Briefs

New Herk, Aug li.-Wan street bankers agreed that mOneg market conditions are in excellent shape for lJhe IlOtaiian of lhe proposed ssaN,- NeO, ,e00 Germna loan, mere than half Of which probably viii he afiered in this e0untTg, Heavy financing bg priv ate corporations in the last few weeks has been carried out for the purpose Of elearing the decks for the German offering, Rig corporations. especially those doing a large foreign business, are expected t0 take large hiAeks Of the bonds, Bankers admit that in view of the numerous crisis that have developed in recent years over the subject af separations, that il viii he harder than usual to sell the small investors, sa that the security af the loan assumes great importance,
 Several healish factors confronted the oil shares al the beginning of the week, They were the publication of the ( months earnings Of inc Cali fornia Petr0luem Corporation show ing net income of sl,7As,Sai in the first half Of this year as against ss,- sts.slf in the same period of 1898. cut af IS cents s barrel in certain grades Of Gulf Coast crude oil and the omission of the quarterly dividends nn Standard Oil 0t Kansas and Atlantic Refining stocks,
 The apiefr Manufacturing Co, Is notifying the holders Of it's 6 per cent gold notes, due october 1, is;i, that it will pay them off at once at par and interest
 Indications Of turn for the better in the steel and iron trades were seen today in the advance Of b0 cents a ton In pig iron prices by one of the largest producers in the Chicago dis lret. Some of the smaller makers have withdrawn from the market temporarily and are expected 10 nn- nounce a similar advance within the next few days
 Recent cuts in crude oil prices have not discouraged production. despite the fact that some companies are re- ported 10 he operating at loss. Two of the latest wells to be bought in are No. Merritt of the Woodley Petro- leum company in tho Cotton Valley district of Louisiana and No. Rose crans Of the Barnsdali Petroleum cor poration in the Los Angeles basin, each well having an initial flow of 2,ooo barrels daily.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-11

While Papa Charlie Bryan gees campaigning his only daughter is haneymooning, The picture shows Mary Louise Bryan Harnsberger ar- irving in New York with her "run- ming mate" wm, Ernest Harnsber- ger. Of Ashland, Neh, More and better biscuits" is the slogan of her campaign at present.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
BIBLIOGRAFIA
LECCIONES DE DERECHO CONS
TITUCIONAL, POR EUGENIO
MARIA DE HOSTOS, DIRECTOR
DE LA ESCUELA NORMAL, CA
TEDRATICO DE DERECHO
CONSTITUTIONAL, INTER
NACIONAL Y ECONCMIA
P0LITICA.
SANTO DOMINGO, 1887.

Els de todos sabido que en- los Ill
tinlos amos Sc han acreceItado ex-
traordinariamente las relaciones
cientiicas entire nuestra patria las
Repdblicas americanas de origan es-
panol, a 10 que. han contribuido mu-
cho en- Espana la Real Academia de
.Jurisrrude1eia y Ia Union Ibero-
americana, Y en- Santo Domingo IA
cooperation de estadistas tan auto
rizados como el actual Presidente
de- la Repdblica; ell Sr. Cautier, MI
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores v el
Sr. Galvan, Presidente de la Corte
Suprema de Justicia, Y publicistas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

estrella que preside sus destinos fulge
ra. Al heroisno de la acci6n que nos
dio independence como Estados, Sc
congrsga, Ell el ara de las adoraciones
naciona-es, el heroismo del pensamien-
to cue afrma nuestra dignidad como
pueblos. Es bien, pnes, que al heroe
representative, Soldado Libertador.
yernane.acs para los prop6sitos de Is,
justicia y Ia rememoracion, el heroe re-
preventative, PeHsador Educator; al
arquisecto de naciones, el escultor de
espiritus. /. Eo hay que olvidar que
Carlyle Emerson nivelaron en- su
Fantcon dc superhombres Mahoma, a
Napoleon y Cromwell con Platon,
con Dante, con Shakespeare, con John
son y con Goethe. En- ell apostolado
de las ideas, Hostos es en- nuestro nun
90 americana, una cumbre; su vida CO.
no Pensador y como propagador tie
lie "a tesura, Ia resistencia y la unidad
de I'm mar,nol penteico: cumbre es por
la triple aptitud mental, moral y fun
! cional por la triple excelsitud de Ia
razon, de Ia intenci6n y de la mission;
por la potencialidad de su ohra Y por
su fnalidad. La in:ciativa genial que
! Eace coInparecer al llamanliento de Bo-
liTar una constellation dc pueblos Ii
bres, esplende en- otra menta,idad di-
versamente orientada suscita a la
VOC del Maestro una constellation de
espiritus libres. Bolivar hace de toda
la America Ell ara en- donde encum-
bra la lalnarada de ST genio Y Sc forja
ina patria ccntinental: ell Pensador cos
Mopol.ta de la America, levanta una
catedra cue tiene por terminus de re-
sonancia las aulas de Buenos Aires y
Santiago y los paraninfos de la Ha-
bana santo Domingo Y hace de la
America Latina una vasta Patria mo-
raj. 70 presento esos dos Hombres-
| SiitesiS-conciencia politica Ell uno y
coacienc.a moral el ot:o de un CONT
nente-esos dos Profesores de saliva
dora energia que condensan en- su obra
en- su vida el concepto de la solida-
ridad hispano-americana en- sus formas
mas atlas, Ia juventud universitaria
de Venezuela que me escucha, como
! Qu;siera presentarlos la de mi Pa
tria colombiana y la de toda la gran
Patria hispanica. Los presento esa
fuerza nUeva que esta elaborando ell
porvenir y lleva, en- ell Desierto, los
pepates 6e la America; esa teoria
Gel ideal cuya marcha Sc abre la pos
trinlera etapa de la peregrinact6n de
IN sig'o; los presento como dos colum-
mas de~fuego Ell ese desierto de la des-
'co,lfieEtsa y de la prueba que, seg1n
dice hermosamente Santiago Perez, So
extiende siempre delante de toda tie
rra dc prom;sioni
Ee dicho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
continuation de Ia pag. 81

ba Ell histerismo de la reacci6n de
abajc: la inseguridad v las revolucio-
nes; hacidez de la potencia economical
que nos ha dabilitado empobrocido
haci&ndonos blando plaspao q todas las
expolaciones. Hemos 3scendido a TO-
dos esos calvarios Y dascendieo a esos
wales de lagriinas deEoiaci6n, pero a
pesar de todo Y sobrs' todo, Ia balan-
"a Ell que Ia eterna EQuidad pondera
" califca hombres " pueblos nos ha
puesto en- su platillo no hemos 81
do hallados faltos.
En- el mas perfecto de sus estudios
iiterarios nos muestra Hostos al pen
seroso h6roe de la mas grande crea-
ci5n shakesperiana en- ell lzofnento ago
nico de su revolucio1 moral. cuando Ia
conc:encia no Ia elaborado ain su ar
ncnia nj eIcadenado en- su 6rbita pre-
elsa las turbulentas fuerzas psicol6-
glcas hue agitan su raz6n Y vierte, en-
el insondable mon6,ogo de la duda.
''ser no ser'' las zozobras Y Ia
txagica anarquia de su espiritu. Nos
muestra, digo, Ia tenebrosa disencion
en.re todas las potencias morales do
Hamlet y agrega: "En toda revolu-
ci6n, igual momento. Cuando las So
ciedades atormentadas de Colon ROM
rieron para siempre Ia cadena que ha-
bia durante tres siglos embargado Ell
1novimiento de su vida. sc ha'laron
lanza dos al vacio, Sc asustaron; Sc en-
contraron Ell la anarQuia Sc aterra.
/ ron. Cuando JESUS medit6 defnitiva-
Ileute el problema de la transfcrma-
ci6n de ia Lumanidad, sud6 sangre y
exc amo dirig.endo SUI voz al infinite:
"Pater! 81 possible est transact a me
calix iste ~ Hubo una luz, la de su
s9crosanta conciencia para Ell Cristo:
bcbio en- ella la fe de su sublime obra,
/ y la acabo. Hubo una luz, Ia del pro-
greso, para los pueblos de Colon: be-
bicron en- ella la 'fe de su porvenir, y
! continuaron. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
EosTos PROFESSOR DE ENERGIA

FL mensaje de Hostos es, en- defni-
iva, una afrmaci6n. La posibilidad
de remodeRci3n de los agregados po-
liticos hispanoamericanos por medic
de una fuerte siStematica actuaci6n
cducadora cue arranque en- el estudio
comprensivo :de su geografia evclu-
tiva, de su spciologia, de su historic,
de su derecho' privado, Gle su potencia
jurfd de su, potencia econ6mica, de
81 politica, de ssus necosidades vim
,cuiaciones internacionales .culnine
en la moral colaetiva, en- Ia correlation
inmutable de los derechos de los de-,
beres pdbliccs, como sociedadss y como
pueb,os; la posibilidad, pues, de su cum
plim ento de la Ley del ideal de Ia
civilization en- la perfecta euritnaia y
i omnilatsral concurrencia de sus tres
caracteres esenciales; Ell industrialis-
mo, el intelectuaismo el moraEsmo.
Eostos a Qu:en pudiera por ell sentido,
per la 1nagnitud de su e6iticio intelec-
tual liamarso ell Herbert Spencer de Ia
America hispana, no Sc linito al apos
tolado pedagogical nj la especulacion
cientifca fiolos6fca; para dar su
alto cometido docente la sanction del
hecho Ell estimulo de la ejemplaridad,
labor6 por la Republica en- Espana, por
la Independence en las Antiuas, por
Ia prosperidad material en- Ell PERU y
en- Chile, por la reforna del msSodo
educacionista pIblico y privado en- Ii
ma, en- Santiago y en- Caracas; por La
fGndaci6n de la educ$ci6n cientifca Ell
Santo Domingo; por la hbertad y la
Inidad en- toda la America; por Ia Ii
bertad, el arte, ell derecho la ciencia,
Ia civilization, en- fin, len todo el orbe
cspaiiol.
!. Los pueblos colombianos han tenido
.su hora tragica de la agonia de Geth-
sslnani, de la duda hamletica, del aba
tiniento y del sudor de sangre esa
hora ha durado Glen amos; empero, la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
ST. VENDE; ESTE HER-
M0S0 CHALET

Esta situado en- la pa
rada Il, Gale Suau perte-
necient e a Mirarnar consta
de 10 apartarnentos que
son: Sala, Cornedor, 6 Dor
11aitorios, Cuarto de Beno
Y Cocina, Servicio Santa
rio para Cria dos y Garaje.
Para informes clirija+ c q:
Delnetrio Verestin Lopez
Tel. 929 rojo, SAINT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Crew
Candidates
Quit Work

DOR The last time this quarter
l. WashinEion's frosh crew men
turned ont In their shells Thursday
FOR practice.
And Tor tho last time this quarter
Coach Rusty" Callow gave them a
little talk ~ the kind for which he
Is famous,
II dealt not with Craftsmanship. but
with scholarship, and the gist OF tho
famous coaeh's remarks was ''dur.
ing the coming vacation assume an
academic air as never before" Cal.
low Is watching his mems scholar.
ship standings closely and does not
intend 20 have anyone declared In.
eligible II ho can possibly avoid Il.
by warning tho man beforehand.
Tho fail trimming for tho frosh will
end Friday afternoon with an inter.
crew race, ending In the canal. -Four
shells OF the best sweepsterB viii be
entered IN the sprint
Callow says ho - very well salts.
fled with the progress his freshmen
have made and points out that at
Thanksgiving last year tho young.
STEERS had not yet been put IN shells
while when Turkey day rolled
around this SEASON tho men had
been In the shells FOR some time and
were able 90 handle themselves cred.
itnbly.
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FRAT GAME
OVER AGAIN

Because OF the inteliglblll,y Of one
man on tho Phi Sigma Kappa bas-
kethali team which defeated Lambda
Chi Alpha In the final Eamo for the
Internationally championship ~ tho
university u has been decided that
the game win be played over again
mex, Monday night. Tho protested
player viii not take part.
The decision was made at meet
ing Thursday afternoon OF tho ath-
lctic managers OF all organized
houses and teams that entered the
torncy.
The winner Of Mondays game Uill
play the University Y. ". c. A.. prob
ably on the following Friday, for the
all.univcrsity championship.
with the Ineligible man 10 their
lineup Phi Sigma Kappa had Pre-.
viously defeated both tho lambda
Chi Alpha and Y. NJ. c. A. qulntets.
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southern California
Have Weight Edge
y Spotlight Focused on Big Battle to Be Staged
aturday in Los Angeles Coliseum; Other Gossip
1 the Football World

n ANGELES. Cal, Dee. Chick Meehan's SYRIA
rase university football team worked out in the Coli
again today putting in the finishing practice for the
rsrsity Of Southern California game tomorrow
NJ accurate toe Of Fullb9ek Jack Mcbride was demon
"a when the candidate for All-American honors Kicked
Ssess field goals. He worked from all distances be-
In Is and 80 yards and seemed uncanny accurate in
| suenptS.
M polishing off process for the Orangemen followed
n workout yesterday When the athletes shoudered their
thru the crowd of 1000 that greeted their arrival they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Syracuse Eleven
Arrives In L. A.

LOS ANGELES. Dec, 5.--Coach
Chick" Meehan and his Syracuse
university football team arrived here
yesterday for the game AZ tho Coils.
cum Saturday with the University Of
Southern California eleven. The Wis
ltors wcrc given a great reception on
their arrival here.
\ short workout was INDUCED in
by the orange.jsrseyed team, and Los
Angeles fans expressed surprise at
the lack OF weight Of the visiting
men.
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/, a directly for the COLI
n and limbered up mus
& that had become stiff
DAYS Of travel.
1 ne move was a surprise,
| / had been expected the
Infase squad would remain
until today.
III S. c. viii have an adj
/ iage in weight for tomor-
IL game. Coach Hender-
/ has been putting the fin
liz touches on his team at
iard field and for the first
II this season all his men
4 in first-clasS physical
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5yacuse Eleven Readytor Battle With Troians

The first week found smith play.
Ing around with leu handed clubs
and 5o-cs,t halls. but when he ap,
pearei az The zee tho tsoond week.
DO wua clad with right handed
weapons and 75-esBt pellets.
A yery versatile ana tempora.
mental pupil IL Charlie, saya jim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Because Norman cleveland. star
player OF tho Stanford university.
played a few minutes as varsity
man four seasons back. his eligibil.
liy Is questioned and the right OF
Stanford 10 tho Coast championship
hangs In doubt.
Stanford recently tied California
In the big game OF tho year. Cieave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Chick Evans Mrndc sot 30 ftdup0
listening 20 clay Cars, George Click
and Win Pergy rave about golf that
De ioincd the Rainier Coli club. Now
Chick q doing some broadcsstinB on
bis own hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
At these stores:

Owl Drug Co.
Bnrtell Drug Co.
Abrams Hdw. Go.
Ajax Drug 60.
Anderson Cutlery Co.
Ashley A. BtliinEer
Astoria Drug Co.
BnHicy School Pharmacy
Baker Drug Co.
Beach Pharmacy
BeclSwIth Pharmacy
Itii's Drug store
Doyor's Drug stores
Brendci Drug Co.
Butler Drug Co.
Canal Drug Go.
VIII ID. Casey
Cherry ~. Pharmacy
Closson & Kelly
Columbia Drug store
Crockett 81. Pharmacy
Denny Blaine Pharmacy
Donaldson Drug Co.
East Mercer Pharmacy
First nm Pharmacy
Fourth & Pine Cigar Store
A15 Pike ~. store
Fremont Drug Co.
Gntcwood Pharmacy
'ioii's Pharmacy
Giles Drug Go.
Oriffith's Pharmacy
4, u. Guy Pharmacy
q. o. Guy, Inc.
Hsrbor Pharmacy
Henderson Pharmacy
Uirh School Pharmacy
Uiilcrsst Phsrnacr
Hubbard'- Drug Store
Hurds Pharmacy
10 n,ieson.nospo Drug Co.
Itlnnear Pharmacy
Tniseticw Pharmacy
Istona Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

mic Dickinson. IFS goldnE MANAGER
jack Mclean - ne chan ID
g3Jcr Of fhs Beoc0n HI rrgradsrs
NE tc0a ths tii0 by q oue-up uic-
tory agaiHsf Dare Stalker iH one
o. those "GarritoH| uHish dudirs
what the prize tuas. Or me date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
EATS THIS9
tairs THIss

saainsiol football fans may be
'asisd IN this article. which ap-
II n a California paper:
lz Angeles. Dec. 1.-The Uni.
~ Of Southern California viii
2 y zig game Of the 1895 foot
gason against the University
kaAainsiOn here, according to a
a'ss schedule outlined today BY
TO Wilson. graduate manager
z Irvsa institution.
sieon. who has returned from
"a o. the East in which he
"a sihletlc relations with scv.
" schools. also promised on
stonai clash for Los Angeles
: Eason-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

land was not In that game. but
tho halfback had played against
Idaho. oregon and Montana.
The question Is whether theEe
games should be thrown out. stan.
ford has expressed a willingness to
accept defeat in the games CUES.
toned. II II is the wish OF the con.
ference authorities.
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kRNEsI HAS
10 RECORD

~ hANNAN
s. 70 pick an unucsitn team
he pilying season starts"
Darwin Mslsnsst. washington's
a. nunagcr. isn't planning
rlny efforts along that line
s.shi wcll do 50 In view Of his
rzancss Of the past
/ yi.v Of the fact that The Pur.
"a Cola intends 70 schedule a
sason game for next year
1 "a The fall 3, Is Interesting 10
tat Msknost has halted 1000
! u ssloctiong % Washlnston'E
1 sara opponents.
1871 10 signed up Dartmouth
! e opening o. the season and
i IL Gresn team from the hills
S.E England came thru undc-
4 and the outstanding team Of
alton.
ll9s he persuaded Hugo Bez
. br.ng bis Military Lions West
e their schedule was fulfilled.
rAsn the lions troited into the
sAngsn stadium they were un-
.,a, and carried the title OF
rsa champions.
Is ha Melxnest went East
= tzi decided that Dartmouth
be 70 come thru a winner and
.=st them the FIRST invitation 20
70 Seattle in December. The
Eat the Green couldn't make
inp Ia no way dstracts from
aels's splendid exhibitions OF
ssa,. tor Dartmouth has again
D. ihrp their season undefeated.
) bacekeied with Yale and
nglrsnia for the championship
e East.
lave nsxt years post-season
" to the Husky graduate
i1ssg and the fans can well rest
ad they viii see ono Of the
zsy's outstanding gridiron crea,
oppose Washington here in
szbsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

-sIshTT. Dec. 5.-Egbert West
y i. sas elected captain Of Everett's
aA eleven for 1925. westover
,onter on the prep eleven this
L'nie Johnson. end. was award.
!. ssrvics medal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

II the lady Of the house considers
your photographer a cat. be guard.
Cd tn your references 10 feeding the
kitty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Wei, there was one nice thing
about Fred Fnlton-hs never kept
the fans out late at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

As a national IDOL o. seems a
Ter johnson o. being accorded the
rars privilege q buying a broken
down BAN club for twice 90 rleH
- IT, worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Sela Parker was the only ono OF
tho regulars 10 show up az Earllng'
ton lakt Sunday. After losing
three balls. Sslu decided 70 cali Il a
dag. but Il took him four hours 20
DIG himself out % the fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Laws Pharmacy
Lion Drug Go.
Madison Drug Co.
Madrona Pharmacy
Nailcy Pharmacy
Marion Drug Co,
Meridian Pharmacy
Middlcton'a Pharmacy
Mission Pharmacy
Monrtto Hardware Co.
Munroe's Drug store
Nash Pharmacy
North Park Drug Co.
North side Pharmacy
Panama Pharmacy
Pnrker's Pharmacy
Pearl Pharmacy
fhinncy Ave. Pharmacy
y. &. Picrsou
Pioneer Drug Co.
Pioneer Hardware Co.
Quaker Drug Co.
Queen Anne Pharmacy
Rainier Drug Co.
Rayenna Pharmacy
Rex Pharmacy
Roy st, Pharmacy
seaside Pharmacy
Shnw's Drug Store
smiths Pharmacy
r. q. snldcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

The loud noise that occurred
AZ Rainier last sunday vas
only Elmer Hendricks new
Edinburgh golf soH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Soo's the day aud no5's the COR
that hritber Scots should b attend.
ing 10 the maxim Of their rcserya.
uona Cor the S. Andrews day ban.
quci. which il 10 b. held a, the new
Olympic hotel. Tuesday. December ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Judge Clay Allen says uiat Il
takes rs holes for him 60 set 60,
iug, then he's too tired 90 play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Wllie Cameron an fvrnish M
haggiA hob JohnIioHs has per-
sHlded Jiw stiTlit 70 furnish me
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

a free look a. the s-ith building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

They tell yu that Johnny Gray Is
sinking Tho lalrwaya these days. IN
stead OF his puts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

larry nuu developer o. white
hopes and city salesman for the
wrk. firm u Gray. Mclean a Per
cy1 I want an order Donl'
Don Moore An right. Get out!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Hodger Morgan. tie r-beT
man, has the distinction ~
being the only Darlington member
20 rscsiyc a prize th1 year. Il was
d fourth prize. which consisted o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Charlie Smith. the latter part
Of tho "Battersby A smith 81.
gar emporium. has taken up
golf Ho llkn tho game very
much. but can't understAnd
why tho hole, arc mado 80
small when thcro i 80 much
room around for eulafEvmcnts.
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Evening star., 1924-10-12
VIRGINIA SCORED ON
BY RANDOLPH-MACON

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. October
11.-virginia won from Randolph
Macon. 26 to s, this afternoon on Lam
beth Field in a game in which SO
cavaliers had an opportunity to take
part. With odds against them, the
Methodists played heads-up foot ball
and seized upon an opportunity to
score in the last period.
walp broke through left tackle II
yards for Virginia's first touchdown
after a drive from midfield in the
opening minutes of play. Dfffey
added the point with a dropkick.
Virginia received the next kickoff on
her 25-yard line, and after plunges by
Cuddy. Diffey and Frost had gained
two first downs, Ahner scored on a
54-yard run following a pass from
Diffey. :.
Virginia's entire second team took
the field In the second quarter and,
though they pressed close under the
visitors' goal, 15-yard penalties twice
set them back
Laird, 10th, McNeely and Taylor
showed UP well in the third quarter,
when two touchdowns were scored
in quick succession. both on bucks
through center.
After fighting doggedly through
three quarters Randolph Macon had
an opportunity to score when Regan
intercepted a pass, running 1t back
35 yards. Bell carried the ball ~
27 yards for touchdown on throw
from Marks.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
v.P.l. IN SCoRELESS
GAME WITH AUBURN

RICHMOND. Va, Ocober 11.-Au-
burn went back home to The Plains
tonight after meeting Virginia Poly
technic Institute here this afternoon
in q listless, colorless contest Seven
thousand fans who came to the James
River Island field saw the two elevens
match evenly in a scoreless tie.
The single threat of the game came
in the last few minutes of play when
". P. I. completed forward pass for
% yards and worked the ball by sue
cesive bucks to the Tigers 25-yard
line. There Rutherford, for the Cob
blers, tried for a field goal, but the
kick was partly blocked and sailed to
one side of the goal posts.
Pitts eleven showed but one flash,
That was on the second play of the
game, when Green tore around left
end for 20 yards. Auburn's aerial
game fell before the successful block
ing of the Gobblers, except in one in
stance, when a pass was completed
for 13 yards. A try for field goal
from the 44-yard line in the second
period fell short.
For the most part neither team
was able to gain effectively through
the others line, and the total ground
gained was small. There was much
fumbling and many substitutionS on
both sides.