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Evening star., 1925-10-18
LLOYD GEORGE PRESSING
LAND TENURE CAMPAIGN
Scores Waste of Great Tracts to
Provide Months Pleasure for
Rich Strangers.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 17.-Mr. Lloyd
George is carrying his campaign for
the liberals, new land program, which
advocates a system of landholding on
cultivating tenure, to all parts Of the
country. Speaking last week at Inver-
ness, Scotland, the former prime min
lister made a scathing reference to
large tracts of land in Scotland which
instead of being titled are being de-
voted to one months pleasure a year
for rich strangers.
These strangers" he said, "are
drawn from breeds that never wore
tartans and couldn't stand kits in De-
cember without central heating"
1t is stated that Mr.. Lloyd George
intends to spend 100000 about $780,
O00) in his land campaign to insure it
the widest possible appeal. The new
land policy. while promulgated by the
liberal party's land committee, still
awaits the blessing of the Earl Of AS
quith and Oxford. the former H. H.
Asquith, who still shares with Mr..
Lloyd George the leadership of the
party.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
ITALY HONORS MEMORY
OF OLUMBUS AS NATIVE
Governments Decision to Declare
October 12 as National Holiday
Given Double Meaning.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PADUA, September 26.-The italian
governments decision to declare Octo-
ber II "a national holiday had the dou-
BILE motive, of honoring in fitting
manner the dscoverer of the Amerl-
can continent and of combating the
tendency to diScredit the Italian ma
ionality of Christopher Columbus.
DIR. Camille Manfroni, prominent
professor of history in the University
of Padua, is behind a movement to
hold demonstrations in all the Italian
schools and public institutions, both
in Italy and abroad, to refute argu-
ments particularly that Columbus was
a Spaniard.
Until d few years ago. said DR..
Manfroni "the fact that Columbus
was born at Genoa was so universally
established that too little attention has
been paid to the contentious Of Span
ish historians that the great naviga-
tor was q native Of Spain. But now,
the movement to uproot historical
facts that have stood undisputed for
centuries has become so general,
claiming as adherents some of Spain'S
most erudite men of learning, that it
can no longer be ignored"
DR.. Manfroni believes, however. that
the movement can be effectively
silenced. and the proper celebration of
Columbus day he believes to be one
of the best ways to start.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Bootlegging Among Ancients.

What was the name of the first
mystery ship and on what perilous
adventures did she sail uncharted
seas? asks the London Post. The
Athenians, whose business at sea
sometimes took lot of discovering.
had a knack of sending a ship TO the
Crlmea for cargo of wheat, hiding
her up in some convenient estuary
and proving by the indisputable evi-
dence of the shipwrecked mariners
that NereuS or Poseidon had been az
their dirty work again. Having won
their case with the assistance of
Demosthenes, X. c. (who when not
engaged in shouting down the waves
with pebbles in his mouth conducted
nice little admiralty practice), the
young, light-hearted masters of the
waves pocketed the bottomry bond
holders drachmas and ran the ship
down to the village which men still
call Tyre, where they sold the wheat
and worked a return journey to the
Piraeus. with green bursting figs and
tunnies stepped in wine on the same
generous lines.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

held it's first meeting of the season
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Birch, 1928 Dumbarton avenue. Mrs.
Haycock and Mrs. Charleton were as
sfsting hostesseS. The meeting was
called 10 order by the regent. Mrs.
William Boone Douglass, and the reg
! ular opening exercises followed, the
chaplain. Miss Carolene Smith, lead
ing In prayer. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and reports
from the chairmen of the various com
mittees were heard. Miss Smith gave
report on the luncheon at the Ho-
tel Roosevelt in celebration of the
thirty-hfth anniversary of the ID. A.
X. In the absence of Miss Roberts,
chairman of the auditorium commit
tee. Miss Stout told of the general
plan for the sale of the bonds. Ways
and means for raising money We're
discussed and final plans for having
cake sale in the near future were
left to the chairman, Mrs. Birch
After the business meeting was ad-
| journed a social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips gave two dra-
matte readings.
The Louisa Adams Chapter held it's
| first meeting of the season Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Nan
| ME McConville. The regent, Miss
Catherine Watkins, presided The
chapter welcomed three new mem
bers, Miss Florence c. Adams, Mrs.
| Ida q. p. Mills and Mrs. G.. NJ Van
Housen. Money was appropriated for
the case worker in America nization
work, Ellis Island, its per capita. tax
for Immigrants Manual, and for the
District room in Continental Hail.
For this last object the same amount
as given last year was appropriated
| After the business meeting paper
| on Early immigration in This Coun.
| try was read by Miss Helen Brown.
This was followed by talk on Pres
| ent-day Immigration" by w. w. Hus
band of the Bureau Of Immigration
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the skin at night
By morning most OF the tell-tale
wrinkles, tired lines and crowS-feet
are smoothed out, giving more
youthful contour to checks, chin,
throat. 1t leaves the skin velvety,
soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astringent
lotion for enlarged pores. also to
bleach and whiten sallow, tanned
skin
Mix this harmless lotion yourself
since it acts best Immediately after
OreDared
Evening star., 1925-10-18
A single coating of this
roof paint protects for
years against Wind,
snouU, rain and sun.

IF you're tired of repainting
i your roof every year or two
try Stormtight Roof Paint. 1t is
practically impervious to the
weather; does not crack or peel in
winter; does not melt and run in
summer.
Leak-proofs roofs that would
otherwise have to be completely
replaced.
. Outwears many coats of ordi-
nary paint.
A single application lasts for
many years.
Stormtight is much thicker
than most paints. 1t contains
certain slow-to-evaporate oils.
These keep the mixture from COM
pletely hardening. Underneath
the outer surface a soft, elastic
inner layer remains.
All leading hardware stores,
paint stores, and builders supply
houses carry Stormtight in liquid
and plastic form in all sizes and
colors.
Stormtisht is made only by
L. SONNEBORN SONS, INC.
114 Fifth Avenue. New York
Evening star., 1925-10-18

The Patriots Memorial Cbapter
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Cedar for Comns.

To make coffins that would with
stand the weather conditions in China
has been the aim of the Chinese for
many years. After test that started
10 years ago to determine the dura-
bility of cedar under ground, an order
has been sent to the lumber interests
of British Columbia for $500 cedar
.caaketS>
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Continental Danes Chapter and it's
president, Mrs. Austin Mccarthy, have
issued invitations to the District d. A .
K. for the unveiling of a bronze tablet
to the memory of Gen. Mountjoy
Bayly. Revolutionary officer, in the
Congressional Cemetery, October 81,
at pm.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

The mosquito which carries the
malaria germs is a big, black insect
which breeds in low, sWampy coun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
Notas de la isla

sieran de relieve ell altruislno de
sus iniciadores y que aumentara
cada dia mas ell entusiasmo de es-
tos habitantes por el progreso 60
neral de Bayam6n.
Quiera ell cielo que estas mani.
festaciones mias .surtan Ell efecto
que deseo EN- Ell coraz6n y en- la
mente de los que pueden Y dehen
hacer algo bueno que perpet1e sr
memoria como la ha perpetuado la
de tantos benefactores de otros pue
bios del pals, por haber contri-
bufdo al engrandecimiento de la pa
tria en- algln sentido u otro.
Termino este trabajo adelantal--
dole a mis- bondadosos lectores h
noticia de que en- otra cronica que
tengo empczada va, les vamos a
Eablar de los progresses de i;5 Colo
MIA espafiola en- esta ciNlad.
Saturnino SANTIAGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
eUANUO e. SuEEl
~ caao aef S.. caFsaseo Presenta
@iHtomaa Caraeferlsticos De
E@amao AmknsIe0


Cuando eft IA perliendo fuey-
*sas pee - aeats ado.of.do;
eesnif8 - esiaa.es3 - rebeie. 81
h1eap lafeFpmgs f a eolpr en
*a4 sA i.8 Nntf s--eaana0
teara ga ts@ios d clal4aleFa cs es-
fos ssaf0asas. nfresiia Id. un inlco
Para IA raaEfe. ids feQufre alist
saei.Tila aaa feeufae.e fgsio 81 So
feGa A. aaaWt aieAaa tpl.4s Is
FaFis ftfl e4sHFlu y faAeao este -
fesisiifee. isa4 "a flsiena se beAe-
tea pr ei.s.
Los ffeeaeuies iexeios dgante
& s-s-sisr. dice "a -. Clemente
99ffAsru. aNNasiNniW em "a AFeulua
Inf.Nrf ndeneia A1. iGs 1eIgc@, Alsxi-
-, ''ilae.sa asGe ml fEtL0 40 iaeTa
GHrslalnr, iesaEifndcfae pQr las
ssaEaNss MnY causaslu. 30 ine SEN
- navy laea a. allaas pHes esiaba
H4AHi0 v nefEiosDs no tfuA apeiitO
t b q1r cosala no H. disef.a. eufgsa
sia finraeaieA msfnoss asl como de
dsAefrs ae eateaa.
fog Fneomendafltu 81 un amigo
8 cen espeFaH6As dH eueontIaF ai4flo,
-een Fefiadefa is cqinenee g tomar
ias r4aors Hosadss del DR.. vi
li.sms, las aae olliute en una de las
fsf1aaf an 5 l9e Adaa. lespues
sc fsiugF tHe8 ifd1s ae aleilas pi-
dsfas. n8fe one scupf@ha las iuer-
x4s pefailas s poAa aeTmlr meior.
As tenla arrtIf0 s. luI seEblante
ramti6 pof complete. Nunca dejare
de feconendsF las Pldogas ROsadas
del ilr. MIiii4mS a todts aqnellas
pers0nas que mecrstien dc AN tonieo
nergipO."
81 nssefsenle Ia. bien de salud 40
dliate ga fouiiieaf 6u hangre con Las
P3dofns lsnaadas def Dr. Williams.
Ae xrndeu en todas las b0ticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

cuando los nifor estan palidos,
malhnmoradoas no demuestran in
teres en- el juego y su sneflo es in-
tFanguilo y 50 apetito variable. es
senal dc cue tienen lombrices.
Cnando apareeen tales sfntomas es
le bora de daries Whites Cream
Vermitugc. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen salir las lombriees y ponen al
nino nuevamente en- el eamino de
Ia salud. Whites Cream verml-
fuge SC ha usado con Gxito duran
te los Gltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta On las farmacias y drogue-
ria. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

pidio Batista, persona de relavan-
tes prendas personaIes, Sc encuen.
ira en- esta poblacion en- la qua ha
alberto su estudio
Ell doctor Batista y su disti:sgui-
da famiha han sido objeto de la
mas cordial acogida por ia So
ciedad.
CoRREsPoNsAL D.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
BENEFICENCIA
MUNICIPAL

Isabella ha gAnadO con el estable
cimiento en- esta poblaeicn del me-
ritisino m6dico CirujsEo doctor
Agustin Sanchez.
Los vecinos de este pueblo cuan-
do necesitaban la mas pequena in
tervenci6n quirirgfca, tenian que
trasladarse a Aguadilla o Maya
giez. Ahora ell doctor Sanchez ore
ademas de ser nm competente cu-
nico es un habil cirujano, atiendc
inmediatamente todo este trabajo
evitando a nuestros vecinos los gas
tOs de trasladO y los inconvenienes IS
que ocasiona cualQuier viaje.
scghn nos manifesto ell doc ;of
Sanchez, es su prop6sito construir
un edihcio prOpio para una clin.c.'
en- la que G pueda atender con to-
dos los adelantos modernos q sus
elientes.
DE. BATIsTA
FL cirujano Dentista doctor III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
DEsDE BAYAMoN

Uno de estos dias, me levante de
la CANA con buen humor, resol.
vi .dar un paseo por la ciudad, pa-
ra despues de haber Observable al
go que fuera inpresionante y nj
parecer del agrado de los cultos
lectores de este rotativo, es ribir
una pequefa cronica.
En- efecto, NADIA encontre mas
aproposito que comenzar esta GRO
MICA, diciendo que pesar de ca
minar los habitantes de esta 10 ,la-
cion en- un caro- tirado por una
Tortuga, va Carey, no por este de-
ia de ser Bayamon, uno de los que
bios mas afortunados del pals, pued
to Que tiene en- su seno pocas, be
70 muy interesadas personas en- ell
nejoramiento de la, cultura, encon-
trandose en- ese grupo los vireuo-
SOS sacerdotes y las Hern,anitas de
Ia Carload, pertenecientes ambos
grupos la Orden do Santo Do
mingo, siendo tan entusiastas y
abnegados que realmente son dig
nos de ser conocidas sus aetuacio.
nes, como mas adelante 10 vera ell
culto lector.
La refer1da noble INSTITUTION de
los RR. PIP. Dominicos, secunda-
dos por las Hermanas de Carload,
hace alg1n tempo Sc propusi. on
levantar en- esta ciudad, un cole
gio, y con gran entusiasmo digno
de encomio, recogiendo entre la
congregation cat6lica v personas
particulares Ell peso, ell medic peso.
la pessta y hasta Ell mIsero obolo
de un centavo, lego ell dia en- que
comenzaron la her1nosa Y bella obra
que hoy lleva ell nombre de g Jan
ia Rosa de Lima, orgullo de la
clud9l y timbre de honor pare
les que tuvieron tan feliz como nc
BILE iniciativa, asi como tambien pa
ra la religion Cat6hca, tan cornba-
tida hoy por otras religiones e1-
trafias nuestro modo de como ,er
Ell canine de la virtud que nos acer
ca Dios...
En- el Colegio de Santa Rosa de
Lima, reciben hoy alrededor de
400 nifios de ambos sexos, una es-
merada instruction tanto academi-
ca como Religiosa. administrada.
le por varias escogidas Y exceler-
tes maestras del pals, v mas de do
ce Hermanas de Carload, tam. eIi
llustradisinas profesoras, todas ba
jc Ia competente direction de los
ilustrados Padres Dominicos, cue
actaan de acuerdo con la supervi-
sion del Departamento Insular ale
instruction.
Ademas, cuenta aqui la Insti :
cion de los Padres Dominicos, con
otro hermoso edifcio que muy pgon
to sera utilizada la planta baja pa
ra varios salones dedicados a IL
instruction de niios pobres, y la
planta alta sera ocupada por los
mencionados sacerdotes y las Oh
cinas de Ia casa Parroquial. Para
que mis- bondadosos lectores Sc
formen una idea exacta de la her
mosura del referido plantel de en-
sefianza bastame decir Que tiene de
frente entire altos y bajos % puer
tas y un portal6n para la entrada
general al edificio aparte del gran
ndmero de ventanas 10 cual 10 hacs
resuitar muy ventilado y c6modo a
Ia moderna hygiene.
rs verdaderamente digno de la
mentarse que no hayan nnchaS ms
tituciones en- esta pobiacion que a
imitacion de los va menciGIs. 5,
Sc interesaran en- levantar edlfcios
de buena presencia v que fueran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
BANCO
GAIA DE EC0NOMIAS
- Y PRESTAMOS
cABo RoJo, P. R,
CONvOCATORIA

En- cumplimiento de 10 que dis
zone el articulo 33 de nuestros
Estatutos, los directories de este
Banco acordaron convocar Junta
General a los Senores accionistas,
con el fin de dar cuenta con el Ba-
lance General informe, v tratar
aslntos reglamentarios. Sc cele-
brara el "a de julio de 1925, las
tres de la tarde, en- las oficinas de
este Banco.
Todos los accionistas seran avi-
sados para esta Junta, y pueden de
.egar su derecho, los que no le sea
pogible concurrir, en- otro accionis-
"a. por poder especial por carta
dirigida al sefior Presidente.
RodOIfO GOLDBERG
Presidente.
Cnhn pofo ss.mso OK ia 100E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
LAS GALES

La Administration Municipal ha
procedido al arreglo de algunas ca
lies dc la poblaci6n que en- breve
mejoraran el ornate piblico.
Esta actuacion de la Administra-
ci6n seria acreedora a nuestro
APPLAUSE, 81 no perjudicara a los
elementOs rurales, que sorprtan
las cargas de la Administrator
con contribuciones insoportables Y
Que carecen de caminos ru-ales pa
ra el transporte de sus frutcs.
FL sistema de In Administration
para ol arreglo de los caminos ru-
rales es a todas luces eensurablc,
pues Sc consigna una pequena par
tida y SO obliga los conrribryen
tes que aporten otra igual para el
arreglO del camino.
No cree ell Alcalde que les con-
tribuyentes rurales son acreedorss
a una mejor consideration por par
to dc su Administration
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE P. r.
TEATRo cARIBE

Episodes y 10 de la gran Sc
RE "El Invencible" y una bonita
cinta c6nIica
Domingo: Ell 7randioso drama por
Mary McLaren, ssPerlas, Amor y
Odio"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
PARQUE

Tom Moore en- "El vigilante
No. 666" lei Guardia Embus-
tero"
Domingo: Alice Joyce en- "Nup-
cias Tragicas' (The Inner Cham
ber).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
PoLITIcA
DE isabella

PoLITICA q
La nota palpitante en- esta pobla
ei6n es Ia friceion habida entire los
niembros de la Asamblea Munich
psl y el Alcalde.
la Asamblea Municipal aprObc
el presupuesto sObre ell veto del Al
ea'de Y en- la session de Ia Asam-
biea que Sc tomo este acuerdo, de-
clararon vacantes los puestos de
los Asambleistas Repubicanos Re-
mon colero y serafin Alfonso. Es-
ia question ha sido Nevada Ia cor
sideraci6n dc la corte de Dis+rito
de Agnadilla, por medic dc certio-
rari.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
OLIMPo

Irene Rich en- ell bonito drama
"Una DANA Perdida''.
Domingo: Monte Blue v Marie
Provost en- la Escuela de las Es-
posas''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
PTo. RICO

Ell drama de gran accion lei Mi
llonario'
Episodes II y 10 la serie tBes-
tias del Paraiso''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
'DESDE AGUADILLA
CANsADo DE

CANSADO DE
LA VIDA
a.
En- la mafana de hoy, dia IA de
julio, aparecio ahorcado con una
soga, en- la proa de una lancha,
lupto al muelle, el anciano don Ra-
mon Quiles, quien venia padecien-
do de varias dolencias. Las autori-
dades hicieron las correspondientes
investigaciones antes de ordenar el
levantamiento del cadaver.
LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE P. r.
La Camara de Comercio de Pto,
(Continrs en- Ia pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
VICTORY GARDEN

La bonita peHcula .Derribadores
de Gigantes
Domingo: ''Una Dana Perdida'
con la famosa actriz Irene Rich.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
IMPERIAL

FL drama de gran interes 'Por
otra Mujer''.
Domingo: Ia Pecadora Moral
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
LAS ANTILLAS

La serie francesa Tao @El
Espiritu del Mall
Domingo: 'sLa Reina de la Pts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
iNVENTO 0IENTIHCO
Para Ia SUPPRESSION de las
CANAS

Debido al descubrimiento cien-
tiflco de IN gran quimieo Espa-
nol, Sc haee ahora possible Ia su-
preston de las canas sin recurrir
a tlntums otras preparedness
mas o menos perjudiciales, de
apiicaei6n compiicada y resulta-
dos raramente satisfactorios.
IT aqua de ColOnla Espafi0la LA
INVENCIBLE, Que es el des-I
cubrimiento a que nos referi.
mos, es una loci6n dc finisimo
perfume que - apiica al cabe-
10 sencillamente con Ia mano,
10 mismo que cualquier otra To-
eion. No perJudica en- 10 mas ms-
nimo y despues de las primeras
qusncc aplicaciones eonsecutivas,
una por dfa. el cabell0 canoso
adqCiere gradualmente su color
original, fuerc este rubio. cas-
fano o negro, sin dar nunca Ia
seilHucion uel tenido. Ilcue ade-
mas csta Colonia Ia virtud dc
contribuir al crecimiento del ca
bello, dandole al mismo tempo
suayidad y un brillo natural
perfecto.
Las personas que deseen ABDUL
rir un fraseo dc LA INVENCI-
BILE pueden dirigir sus pedl-
dos q los Sres. Joseph Victori &
Co. l69 Pearl Street. New York
City, quienes son los rcpresen-
tante exclusives y distribuidores
generates De este maravilloso
producto.
~La IHvencible" sc halla de venta
en las farmacias siguientes:
Suers. DE- Mulet AIayagiiez;
Yordan passarcll. Ponce;
Moscoso 4 Hno.. Ponce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
KNOCKS HIM OUT.
POSTAL RULING BANS
SEALS ATOP BOXES

Santa Claus is going to be showed
off the font Of Christmas packages
handled by Uncle Sans postal en-
ployes this year.
Neither Old Santa himself nor any
other kind of stickers or seals should
be placed on the front of bundles, in
accordance with a ruling announced
by the postoffice department.
Postmaster p. G. Lucas said no OBJ
lection would be held toward stickers
on all sides and the bottom OF pack
ages, but that the rule passed by the
department must be adhered to. In
cases where stickers are put on the
face of the Christmas mail with the
address. they probably will be re-
moved by clerks, he said.
Definite announcement OF the last
date Oh which mail can be sent to
major European countries from the
United States to be delivered Christ
mas was received by Mr.. Lucas Mon
day.
Belgium. England, France, Germany
mail will be sent from New York not
later than December Is, necessitating
mailing here by December 10, Mr..
Lucas said. Other countries in Europe
have dates for New York mailing as
carly as December ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
HIGH STUDENTS
Popping UP.
FOR CAME

Pep rallies and all that sort of thing
will enable the students of Brackcn-
ridge and Main Avenue high schools
to keep their minds off such dreary
subjects as mathematics and history
as their gridiron warriors spend the
next three days preparing for the
annual Thanksgiving Day classic at
Schwab Field.
With the Main Avenue squad in
strict scclusion at st. Mary's College
and the Breckenridge Eagles practic-
ing behind locked gates at Block
Stadium, their supporters will see lit
tie of them until they trot out on the
field Thursday.
Main Avenue has announced its big
pep rally for Wednesday afternoon.
Cheer leaders at the school will put
the roofing section through its PAGES
and various stunts will be practiccd
for the period between the halves. The
school band will practice every after
noon this week.
Breckenridge High rooters also will
get in plenty Of practice between now
and Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
MASON TEAM FALLS
BEFORE GRAYJACKETS

The individual brilliance Of Bert
Fry and the accurate passing of Bob
Meitzen enabled the Greyjackets to
overcome stubborn defense and de-
feat the Mason Mavericks, Il TO 0,
at Mason Sunday. The staunch Ma
son line hurled the Greyjackets back
on six different occasions after they
had penetrated within the ten-yard
line.
Fry's 25-yard run placed the ball
in scoring position in the opening
quarter, after which Briggs plunged
it across. The second marker came
n the last period. Successive passes,
Meitzen to Fry, took the oval near
the finish line. and another to
Schweitzer took it over.
Mason was never able to threaten
the Greyjacket defense, the 40-yard
line being the farthest point OF their
advance. What they lacked in Of
fensive strength, however, they made
up in defense.
The Greyjacket line was weakened
by the absence of five of their regu-
lars whose car failed to weather the
journey.
Manager ID. NJ. Massie insisted that
something be said about the excellent
hospitality displayed by the Mason
team and its supporters. The Off
ciating was splendid. he said.
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F FISHER QUITS
As HARVARD
+ COACH .

WALTHAM, Mass. Nov. 23.-UP
Robert T. Fisher, head coach of the
Harvard football team, said at his
come here today that he was definite
ly through" as Harvard's gridiron di.
rector. This was in line with his
statement of last year that he would
continue in his position only one year
longer.
Il told the team before Saturdays
game that this was my last day as
coach" Fisher said. when ! said
a year ago that / would resign I was
urged to stay, and / said then that
| would do so for one year only"
Coach Fisher said he would now
devote him entire time to business.
He is associated with the Boston
banking firm of Lee, Higginson and
Company.