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Evening star., 1924-01-10
TRADE STATISTICS
CIRCULATING BANNED
Daugherty Says Private Exchange
Of Such Information Violates
Statute.

Attorney General Daugherty in an
opinion requested by Secretary of
Commerce Hoover and published to-
day holds that trade associations may
collect statistics concerning produc-
ton. distribution. and prices Of their
commodities, may turn them over 10
the Department of Commerce, but
may not circulate such statistics
among thir own membership. -
The Department of Justice, Mr..
Daugherty held, would consider, such
private circulation contrary to the
antitrust act
In letter requesting the opinion
the Commerce Secretary suggested
that collecting and distribution of
unidentified information and stalls
tics as TO production, stocks on hand
and prices on closed transactions, pro-
vided 1t is made available on fair
terms Ito the public as we'll as those
within the association, might not be
violation of law"
The Attorney General, however
failed to agree, although Mr. Hoover
expressed fear that trade associations
which now collect such statistics and
turn them over to the government
might cease to Cooperate If refused
the right to circulate their own, fig
ures.
I'm my judgment, the effect of gen.
eral information as to the conditions of
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Scotch Madras
Bedroom Furniture

Odd Walnut Toilet Table-Regular price, $780,.
Special. -. ..-.... @4S:oU
Odd Single Bed to match-Regular price, $73.50.
Special. ......... $3.50
Odd FulI-size Bed-Regular price, $3.50. Spe-
ciai ,,:. soS.oV
Bed Room Suite-Co Consisting of dresser, chif-:
fonier and full-size bed regular price, $275.00.
SpeciaI ........... $3.50. so
Odd Mahogany Vanity Dresser-Regular price
s172.00. Special. l................. $3.50
Odd Walnut Dresser-Regular price,, $4,000.
Special $69.50
Odd Mahogany Dresser-Regular price, $50. .00.;
Special ................... $4,000
Odd Walnut Chiffonier-Regu1ar price, $780,.
Special ........... $49.5O
Odd Mahogany Dresser-Regular price, $4,000.
Special. ................... $685.
Odd Walnut Toilet Table-Regular price, $40. 90.
Special. ........... ....... $47.5
Odd Five f5) Piece Mahogany Bed Room Suite
Regular price, $532.00. Special. -. $375,0
.@4.f-.r. Write or Phone
Evening star., 1924-01-10

an industry" the Attorney General
said, such as the total production.
shipments. stocks on hand and the
average price. or range Of prices, Is
entirely different from that resulting
from each person engaged In an In
dustry receiving directly. or through
a common medium, reports which re-
veal to him the exact condition Of the
business of all OF his competitors.
When thus informed each one Is in
vfted, and Is naturally inclined to imi-
tate the conduct Of his most success
full competitor and the spirit Of COM
radeship created by the confidential
exchange of information Of this char
acter prevents the free competition be-
tween them which would otherwise
prevail.
Violation of Law.
"Those who organize and conduct
these associations appear to entertain
the idea that IL the information i'm
parted relates only to past and closed
transactions there can be no violation
OF the ANTITRUST act. In my Judgment
such an idea is wholly fallacious."
The opinion constitutes the latest
chapter in long series of interdepart-
mental and trade association confer
ences. in which Mr.. Hoover and the
Attorney General have participated.
The Commerce Department statistics
concerning industrial production have
so far been gathered directly through
the trade associations.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Changes IL Stations Of
Army and Navy Officers
Of Interest to Capital

Lieut.: Commander A. H. Dresel OF
the bureau OF navigation, Navy De-
partment has been ordered to duty
with the Asiatic feet.
! Lieut.. Fl. c. Rodd Of the aircraft
squadron, scouting feet has been
ordered to the bureau OF engineering,
Navy Department.
Lieut.. T. C. w. Settle, at Harvard
University. Cambridge. Mass, has
been assigned to the Shenandoah.
Lieut.. Commander F. IT. FoxweII
Supply Corps, at Philadelphia. has
been ordered to the navy yard,
Charleston. S. c., and Lieut.. l.. c.
Graham, Supply Corps, from the navy
yard. Boston. to the naval base,
Hampton roads.
Capt. Isaac 1. Yates. has been de-
tached from the naval station, Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii, and ordered to this
city for duty in the bureau of con-
struction and repair, Navy Depart
ment.
Lieut.. Alexander Martin, jr., Civil
Engineer Corps, has been transferred
from Guantanamo, Cuba, to Norfolk,
Commander Charles L. Ryder. Med
teal Corps, at the naval station, Ca
vite, p. l.. has been ordered to the
receiving ship at New York.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
WILL DISCUSS HOSPITALS.

The Washington Council Of Social
Agencies will meet in the Raleigh
Hotel Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The topic for discussion will be
Common Needs of Washington HOG
pitals," with particular. emphasis on
the need for more adequate training
facilities for nurses and for medical
social service. The speakers Will in
clude Miss Clara Noyes. director Of
nursing service Of the American Red
Cross; DR.. William Mather Lewis,
president OF George Washington Uni
versity, and DR.. Candy Robinson Of
Johns Hopkins University Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

sail from New York the latter part
Of this week. 70 take. UP his duties
with the committee.
In addition to his service in. the
Army, Col Ayres was director of the
division of statistics of the War In
dustries Board and a member of the
priorfties board OF, the Council of Na-
tfonaI Defense and Of the allies pur-
chasing commission. He is now con-
nected with the Cleveland Trust Com
pany.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Boys Cloth and
Corduroy Suits
CO OQ

Two-pants Cloth Suits, in at
tractive patterns, tailored for
good service. Sizes Z to 10. Ex-
Z 4cellent Quality Corduroy Suits,
with one pair pants. Sizes 10
to ID. Hurryl
Bafhrobes, SI.98
Boys, Blanket Bath Robes, in
: hscolorings. Sizes 8 to IA.
Boys SsCeaferS, SIPS
: Heavy. Knit Gray. Coat
4 Sweaters with shawl collars.
Sizes 26 to "a.
yaveniIe Salts, SI.98
Sizes 3 to s. in we'll made
tweed suits. MILDLY and Norfolk
styles.
Hockey Caps,k79c
s1.00 All-wool Knitted Hockey
Caps, in color combinations.
Flannel BIomses, 79c
Boys s1.25 Khaki and Gray
Flannel Blouses with attached
collar. Sizes 8 to 16.
Boys Pajamas, 96c
One-piece Striped Flannelette
! Pajamas, with silk frogs. Sizes
4, s, s. 10 and IL.
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-. 49,
10c Octagon Securing
Cleanser, 3 cans 10~
for ............. W
Heavy Net
Panel Curtains
S1.20 Each

Closing out a lot of the popu-
lar Single Panel Curtains, of
heavy ecru net, with fancy bor-
der and thick fringe. Only one
required for window.
DraberieS, 93Ac Yard
Remnants of Fancy Gre
tonnes, Marquisette and Scrinl,
in assorted lengths.
OHeiefh. I9c Yard
Remnants of White and Fancy
Table Oitcioth. Slight seconds
of 40c quality: ~ .f:<. y
Grass Rags, 500
$l75 3x6 sStencifed Japanese
Grass. Rugs, in. artistic pat-e
terms.
Estva Sise Windou =
Shades, $500
These sold for 2.25 to $3.50,
and have become a bit soiled.
Mostly in cream color.
Sash Curtains, SIC Pair
200 pairs 98c Brisbee Sash
Curtains, in Nottingham pat
terms. Looped, ready to hang.
$500 Trunks, S9.M
One Dress Trunk and one
Steamer Trunk, both durably 4
constructed for extra service. =
Evening star., 1924-01-10
AYRES TO AID INQUIRY.

Henry p. Robinson. American mem-
Der Of the committee named by the
reparauons commission to inquire
into German gold resources abroad.
has selected Col. Leonard F. Ayres of
Cleveland as his technical adviser in
the Inquiry.
Col. Ayres. who served as chief
statistician of the American expedi-
tionary forces during the world war,
conferred with Secretary Hughes to-
day, and IL was said he planned to
Evening star., 1924-01-10
81 CLAIMS GRANTED.
mission Allows S226,41
Against Germany.

The German-American mixed GLAZING
commission yesterday handed dowa
thirty-one awards aggregating s2zs,-
41470, with per cent interest al
lowed on each to the date of pay
ment. The largest Of the awards was
s134,531.25, to the Standard Oil Com
pany-of New Jersey. The commission
at the same time announced the dig
missal of nineteen claims.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
0PTIMlST CLUB 1PI'LANS::
TO HOLD RADIO NIGHT
Complete Program Will Be An
. nounced Later-Angellico
Is in Charge.

Plans for an Optimist radio night
were. announced at a meeting of the
optimist Club yesterday In the City
Club by Secretary G. L. S. Williams.
Harry Angelica. .entertainer-mem-
Der of the organization will be in
charge of the program, 1t was an
nounced, and the: complete program
Will be furnished by members of the
organization on night to be an
nounced later.
" This will be the first program under
The direction of Washington profess
Sional and business men. ...
Angelica at yesterdays meeting
sang a number of the songs which
he will sing at the Optimist night
concert. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardiner Cooms.
!. At next weeks meeting, Frank
Parsons, president. announced, Miss
Mable Goldcnstroth, grand opera
soprano, will Sing xar the organiza-
tion. Representative Manlove of
Missouri will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Creditors of The Vogue, Inc, which
conducts ladies' apparel shop at
TIT 11th street northwest, yesterday
asked the District Supreme Court to
adjudge the corporation bankrupt.
Insolvency and an attempt to make
preferential payments are alleged
The officers of the company are not
within the jurisdiction, the court is
told. Attorney Philip Stein appears
for the complaining creditors
Evening star., 1924-01-10
=. Knit
{. Underwear.

TX 0fneHS Union SUITS, 69c
Regular and Extra Sizes in
$1.2S Perfect Quality Fleeced
Union Suits; high neck, long
sfeeyes, ankle length.
Infants Shirts, Csc
Straight and Rubens Styles in
Warm Shirts. of perfect quality.
W0men's BIoOmers, I5c
Pink Knit Boomers, with
elastic tops and knees
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Remnants.
15c Yard f.

25c and Csc Wash Goods, IN.
useful lengths for many pur-
poses. In the lot are iYard-wide
Percale, 32-inch Dress Ginghan1,
Yard-wide Black and Coiored
Lining Sateen, Outing FLANNEL,
Donet Flannel Bleached and
Unbleached Cotton.
SILK Remnants, 500 Yard
Lot of short lengths of .35-
inch -Taffeta' and Messaline and
39-inch Crepe de Chine, in as
sorted colors.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Cotton Sheets and
Cases

$14.25 Napkins, size 25x25 inches. January
Sale price, dozen. .$ll.5U
$1,000 Table Cloths size 2x2 yards. January
Sale price, each 1913
$500 Table Cloths, size 2x211ka yards. Janu-
ary Sale price, each .$1175
$500 Table Cloths, size 2xa yards. January
Sale price, each. .............. $500
$500 Table Cloths, size 24x214 yards
January Sale price, each. ........$ $500
$1,000 Table Cloths, size 212x21a yards.
January Sale price, each. ...-... $1,000
$13.75 Napkins, size 22x22 inches. January
Sale price, dozen. ........ .$1050
Sale price, dozen. .$1325
STATS Table Cloths, size 2x2 yards. January
Sale price. $1,000
S18.25 Table Coths, size 2x21z yards. Janu-
ary Sale price. ...... -. .$15.25
s21.5O Table Cloths size 2x3 yards. January
Sale price. $500
$4,000 Table Cloths, size 2 221144x2114 yards
January Sale price. :. :: :: :. $1,000
s24OO Table Cloths, size 21zx21a yards
January Sale price. -. =. -. $2O.25
$1625 Napkins, size 22x22 inches. January,
Sale price. $3.50
s21oo Napkins, size 25x25 inches: January
Sale price. $500
$500 Bleached Pure Linen Table Cloths size
70x70 inches. Each. ch................. $4.00
$3.50 Bleached Pure Linen Napkins, size 22x22.
$500 Bleached Pure Linen Napkins, size 2sx22
$3.50 Hand-embroidered Pure Linen Madeira
Napkins. Dozen. $3.50
$500 Silver Bleached Pure Linen Damask.
Yard .................-..-..4 .4.-.-. $1.50
$500 H. S. Pure Linen Lunch Napkins
Dozen ..."...-..--.-- .---a...-.:.-,......- $500
Evening star., 1924-01-10
ASKS ANOTHER JUDGE.

Creation of an additional Judge in the
district of Maryland is proposed in a
bill introduced yesterday by Represent
ative John Philip HIN OF Maryland.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Gloves

Women's Cloves, I9c
Black Cashmerette GIoyes
lined with fleece; broken sizes:
: also a. few pairs of mems gray
cashmerette gloves
Mems Cloves, Csc
Heavy Wool Gloves in khaki
color. Warm and serviceable.
Mems Cape GI0ues, SI.OO
Small lot. $3.50 Cap eskfn
Gloves, in tan, black and brown.
Knitted Cloves, 39c
Kayser Knitted Wool Gloves
= for women and children. In as~|
sorted colors.
Mems Gloves, SOC -
Heavy Jersey Gloves, lined
with fleece. Black and brown.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Hosiery

y
Children's Hose, I5c
Plain Ribbed and Derby Rib
bed Hose, in black and brown.
Slight seconds .,-:'-- = 80.
Sport Hose, Csc
Chi1dren's Part-wool Hose, with
1ancy cuff tops. Seconds of SIC
WomenS Hose, Wc
Black and Brown Cotton Hose,
slight seconds of 25c quality.
W0men's Hose, 59c
Black Silk-and-wool Hose,
seconds of S1.00 quality; also
silk-and-fiber hose, seconds Of
$l.25- quality.
Infants Hose, ISc
Perfect Cotton Hose. in white,
black and brown; also slight
seconds Of white cashmerette
hose. Q pairs for soc. n.
Women's Hose, 75c
$1.15 to $500 Wool and Wool
mixed Hose, perfect quality; full
fashioned and fashioned STYLES.
Mostly. plain, a few clocked.
Black and colors.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Csc Floor Oil and Furniture
Polish, Pint Bottle, Hc

$500 Mineralava Beauty
Clay, Csc
--also $1.S0 Mineralava Finish
ing Cream; CSC.
25e B. & B.. Baby Talcun, 16c.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

All Of the Inhabitants OF city the
size of Milwaukee or Washington, D.
c., could be seated at one time in the
theaters of New York city
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Remnant Lots
Mems Wear

OhfffS, oSC
e Odds and ends of Mems Per-
Gale and Krinkletcx Shirts, in
white and stripes. Left from
dollar sales. Sizes Il to II.
SIX Shirts, SL98
Odds and ends OF Jersey Silk
and Fiber Shirts, in plain colots
and stripes. Broken sizes.
Slightly mussed or soiled.
Night Shirts, SIPS
Mems Striped Flanneiette
Nightshirts, with collar or mill
tary neck. Sizes Is to 20.
Mems Undershirfs. SOC
Sl.00 and Sl.25 Heavy Fleeced
and Part-wool Shirts, in broken
sizes. Plenty of large sizes.
Union Suits, $50
$3.50 Heavy Gray and Ecru
Fleeced Union Suits, in broken
sizes: Plenty of large sizes.
Men's SaDeafers, SI.49
= Heavy Knit Gray Coat Sweat
ers, with shawl collar or V neck.
Broadciofh Shirts, SIPS
Small lot of English Broad
cloth Shirts, in white and coll
iors. Soiled or mussed. Broken
sizes.
MEMS Socks, Dc
35c Black Mercerized Lisle
Socks and Heather Mixed
Socks, Slight seconds.
-. MuMers, H.35
Mems Knitted and Brushed
Wool rMuflers, in plain shades
and stripes, with deep fringe.
Mems SI.W Ties, soc
: Half-price sale of Quality Fl
Der Knit Four-in-hands, in
popular colors and patterns.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Many people realize that they talk
TOO mucn-but they don't seem to
CeallZe there is q. remedy. for il
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Moses "De Luxe"
Sheets and Cases

Pure Linen Pattern Table Cloths, with Nap
kins to match: -~---. ,--~-.
$500 Table Cloths, size TOXIC inches. Janu--
ary Sale price. ............-...... $4.75
$500 Table Cloths, size 70x90 inches. Janu-
ary Sale price. $6.OO
$500 Table Cloths, size 70x1O6 inches. Janu-
$500 Napkins, size 22x22 inches. January
Sale price, =: .$6.25
s675 Table Cloths, size 2x2 yards January
Sale price, each. .$5.25
$3.50 Table Cloths, size 2x211a yards. Janu-
ary Sale price, each. ....-......... $3.50
$1,000 Table Cloths, size 2x3 yards Janu-
ary Sale price, each. .$8.25
ss25 Napkins, 22x22 inches. January Sale
price, dozen. $6.25
Bleached Pure Linen Table Cloths double
damask), with napkins to match:
$1,000 Table Cloths, size 2x2 yards. January
Sale price, each. ............... $3.50
$500 Table Cloths, size 2x2H yards. Janu-
uary Sale price, each $10.50
s1425 Table Cloths, size l2x3 yards. January
Sale price, each h...................$1 SIPS
S1325 Table Cloths, size 214x214 yards
January Sale price, each. -. .$11.O0
S1100 Napkins, size 22x22 inches January
Sale price, dozen. ...--...... .$s.75
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Chi1dren's
Wear

Combinations, Soc
Children's S1.O0 Combination
Garments, OF soft muslin, TRIM
med with lace and embroidery.
Infants Dresses, $3.50 -
$1.& Long White -Nainsook.
Dresses; yokes trimmed with
lace and embroidery.
Infants Sacqnes, SIC
White Flannetette Saeques,
trimmed with pink and blue.
Bathrobes, SI.00
Infants $l.5O and $l.93 Soft,
Warm Bath Robes, in white,
pink and blue.
Infants Sieebers, 59c
79c FIannelette Sleepers and
Gowns, in pink and blue stripes.
Sizes l, 2. and 3 years.
Serge Dresses, 1928
4 $500 One-piecc Serge
Dresses, in sizes s and 10.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

80. 8. J1loses 3 Sons
Carpets Streetan Eleventh Upholstery
The Annual
January Linen Sale

Affords You the Opportunity Of Securing the Finest
of Merchandise at Unusual Price Concessions
Evening star., 1924-01-10
BriefBits of
Furniture
History
A Series
A Series

The sideboard that we use
today and the etazers or par
lor cabinet, as it is usually
called, both originated from
the articles that stood beside
the altar in the church.
The dresser Of today and
even the chiffonier Of our bed
room may be said to have
originated from this piece.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Friday Ciean-Up of
Trimmings

sI.M s. $50 Nets, 49c, Yard
36-inch Silk, and Washable
Cotton Nets, for curtains ands
foundation Innings Pink, old
rose, orchid. tan, gray and navy.
Lace Sale, Sc Yard
Table of Assorted. ,Laces-
TorcflonS, Clunys. and Crochet
kinds, in cotton, and linen. Mar
row widths. = ="
Embroideries, Sc Yard
Lot of 2 to 4 inch Embroid-
cry Edges, in cambria and
Swiss. r~,.-. '----.- - ,e--"---
Trimming Braids, I0c Yard
Remnants OF 25c. to 39c Plain
and Fancy Trimming Braids, 1.
to 5 yard lengths.
Yelling, Dc Yard
Lot of Fancy Mesh Yelling,
in assorted colors. Worth 39c
to 49c.
Dust Gaps, 25c
In lawn and dotted Swiss,
trimmed with lace. White and
colors.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Drapery Section
Lace Curtains

Tuscan Net Curtains, 21a yards long, ecru color,
plain striped and figured designs, finished at
bottom with heavy bullion fringe Regularly.
$500. Special. ...... $3.50 pair
Scotch Madras
Imported Scotch Madras, SO inches wide, grey:
and black coloring with flower medalons of
rose and green or gold and green. Regularly
S1.OO. Special. SOC yard
Limited Quantities
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Utica Sheets and Cases

45x36 Cases, each 43c
63x90 Sheets, each. -.:~..-.........- $1.35
esxse Sheets, each s1.so
1880 Sheets, each. 49,. .:.r... S1.7O
81x90 Sheets, each. ...,-.. $1.7o
s1x99 Sheets, each ;. =. $1.S5
Evening star., 1924-01-10
EARRINGS, IA Off

Closing out several lots of
popular earrings, all in perfect
condition. Were 3oc to $500.
Now "a less.
SOC Colored Glass Bead Neck
1aces. I9c.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Floor Coverings
Wool Wilton Rugs

Noted for their beauty, warmth of color and
dura abity-our exclusive grades afford selec-
ton which cannot be duplicated.
9 x12 ......:.. .$77.5O and $1,000
S.Sx1O.6. ......... $500 and $1,000
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Worsted Wilton Rugs

Only the choicest worsted and the most enduring
dyes are used, while, by reason of the exceed
ingy fine weave, added distinction is impaired
to the beauty of design and richness of color.
9 x12 ........ $4,000
S.3x10.6. $13S.OO
6 x 9 .......... $500
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Oriental Salon

Rich in the ageess art of the Orient are the
examples of Persian, Chinese and Indian
utmost care has been taken by our buyers in
their selections-from the smallest Sumack
mat to the largest Sarouk rug. We cordially
invite your inspection and comparison with,
all other stocks.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Persiar, Rugs

Mossoul Rugs
sizes averaging 3x6 -. 80. $3.50 and $500
Sarouk Rugs s.
Sizes averaging 3x6. .... $4,000 to $175.00
Antique Persian Hall Runners-these strips also
make wonderful stair carpets.
Sizes from 3Hx9 to 3Hx15. :. $500 TO $175.0O
Chinese Rugs
Sizes averaging 3x6...... $500 and $500
sizes averaging. 4x7...... $500 to $4,000
sizes averaging 9x12. =. - $35O.o0 up
Our Catalogue
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
CUP FOR WINNER
Meriden offers Prize For Winner of Boys Club Leag,Ie--New Britain Will Give Watch Fobs.

A silver cup offered by Robert Mayres, physical director Of the Meriden Boys club. will be awarded to the winner Of the club league. which is now practically assured, while Dwight Skinner. superntend- ent of the local club, will present each member of the victorious team with a watch fob engraved with his name. Bristol, Merden, Waterbury and New Britain will be the teams entered in the circuit, which will open early in December and play four rounds.
 Director Maynes and Physical Director Raynard Anderson of the local club conferred this morning and decided 10 call meeting Of all four teams in Bristol on Monday November c4, to talk over players and officials. A closely contested battle is expected, as all four clubs will be represented by teams Of well matched size and ability. The aver ago age will be IS years and the ar' craze weight 135 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
STARS MAY GET
 PURCHASE MONEY
Baseball Rules Likely to Be Changed for Their Benefit

Chicago. Nov. lS,--Ball players who are sold for fabulous sums will receive part of the purchase price, If suggestion as 10 n change in the rules is adopted at the annual joint meeting Of the major leagues in New York next month. The pro- posa was submitted to Commission CT I.ands by the Philadelphia Americans and asks that when q player is sold for $l0,000 or more the player shall receive ton per cent of the money involved.
 This proposal among other was sent last night 10 all major league club owners for their consideration prior 10 inc winter gathering.
 Players al present arc paid such amounts as the interested clubs de- eide upon al the time of transfer,
 Tho New York Yankees have sub mittcd proposal which would restrict major league clubs to 50 players, exclusive Of ineligible or voluntarily retired playcs, prior to June 15, but provides that the num- bor must bc reduced between that date and August 3l 10 25 active players.
 Another proposed amendment provides that no player would be assigned outright to a minor league until all the major league clubs have been given an opportunity 10 as- sumo the contract of the player When a player is sent out on or- lion, no opportunity would be given the other ior league clubs 10 take the assignment Of the player without waivers being obtained
 Major league clubs would be per mitted to send players to the minors on optional agreements for five years instead of two as al present If another suggestion is adopted. |, The Boston American in another proposal would eliminate the pres cnt requirement that minor league clubs shall pay a consideration Of not less than $500 for each optional assignment of a players contract by q major league club and s'esti- tutc a provision that for each such optional agreement the minor league club shall pay 10 the secretary of tho National Association, through ' official assignment, two per ceGt Of the cash consideration or six dolarS 7 if no consideration is stipulated, or if q cash consideration less than $500 or other consideration than cash Is stimulated.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
TRINITY Y-NIDDLEBURY
Gamc saturday In Hartford IS Arou>ing Considerable Interest \monp I.oral Football Fans.

For tho first lime in many years +ro lrddicbGrv roolcCc football team vin invade Corncc'icut and they have chosen as their adversary Trinity co.',cc of Hartford, Alumni and frjrnGs of both colleges have " frca, in store for them as Coach nava Norsv of Aljl1lobury, eN-AH- American Uarmouh halfback, has developed team powerful and ac- rrratc in all departments of the game. as evidenced by their record so far this year. They have defeat- o1 Imon. Tr-ts. University Of Yer mont. Norwlch university, St. Mich ais. and lost 10 Harvard by the sm Ir u-'1,n oc tC-G.
 This will h. thn most interesting gam 70 be played at Trinity fioid during tIc soason.
 Tn order to receive and entertain the boys from Vermont on thelr short visit here. Q few alumni or MiadUahury have planned d social and dance on Saturday evening Rt Tow Path Lodge in Avon. Musc will he furnished by the Trinity naccnanalians and all alumni and friends Of both Middlebury and Trinity are cordially invited 10 at' tend Dancing will start at S;SO.