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Evening star., 1925-11-22
WISCONSIN RUNNERS
TAKE BIG TEN TITLE
BY the Associated Press.


ANN ARBOR, Mich. November 81.
University of Wisconsin's team won
the annual Western Conference
cross-country run here today with a
total of 80 points Ohio State with
20 was second, followed by Illinois
with 78. Iowa with 81 and Michigan
with 139
Wisconsin's winning total was one
OF the smallest in years. The five
Badger runners all finished in the
first 10. Chapman of Wisconsin was
the individual winner of the race. COW
ering the 5-mile course in 26 min
utes and u seconds. bel. followed
by HUM of Iowa, with Elleson OF
Wisconsin third.
Ohio and Iowa We're the only other
teams to get more than l man in the
first Is, each having two.
The lower teams finished with
Notre Dame in sixth place. followed
by Minnesota. Indiana, Marquette,
and with Northwestern and Michigan
State tying for the final place with
total of 245 points.
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GEORGIA TECH LISTS
NINE GRID CONTESTS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ATLANTA. Ga, November 21.-
Eight of the nine gridiron opponents
faced by Georgia Tech this year will
reappear on her schedule next season.
The one change on the program is
the substitution of Tulane, undefeated
this season, for Penn State in the
third game of the season.
Only one road trip will be taken by
the Yellow Jackets during the wear,
when they journey to South Bend to
play Notre Dame on October 80.
The scedule follows:
September 25-Oglethorpe.
October e-Nirsinia Military Institute.
October 9-TuIane.
October I6-AIabama.
October 23-FiOrida.
October 3O-Notre Dame at South Bend.
November 6-Vanderbilt
November I3-tieorgia.
November 25-Auburn
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THREE SAFETIES MADE
BY AMES IN VICTORY

State College defeated Drake Uni
versity here today, to 6, in am i'm.
portant Missouri Valley conference
game.
A series of line smashes by Ccrev.
Ames sophomore fullback, gave the
visitors the touchdown
Capt. Johnny Behm deliberately
gave Drake three safeties, Dreferrlng
to use the safety first method in
the closing minutes of play. 1t was
brakes homecoming.
About 10000 persons saw the game
Evening star., 1925-11-22
MONUMENT UNVEILED
TO FOOT BALL CLUB
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, November 21-A monu.
ment in memory of the Oneida foot
ball club of Boston, the first organi-
zation of its kind in the country and
the precursor Of modern college foot
ball, was unveiled today near the
Spruce street gate to Boston Common.
The inscription on the modest block
of Tennessee marble tells the world
that the Oneidas met all comers from
1852 to 1865. never were defeated and
never had their goal line crossed.
Seven members of the team still sur
vive. their ages averaging over so
years. The stone marks the site of
the playing field of half a century ago.
Those veterans of the Oneidas who
are still living are Gerrit Smith Mil
Ter. founder of the club; James DWolf
Lovett, Winthrop Saltonstall Scudder,
Prof. Francis Greenwood Peabody,
Edward Lincoln Arnold. Edwin Bow
ditch and DR.. Robert Means Lawrence
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NAVY SOCCERlSTS WIN
OVER PENN STATE. a.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 21.-
The Navy registered its greatest
triumph at soccer this afternoon
when. by score Of 4 to !, II broke
into Penn States series of straight
victories which had lasted into its
seventh season.
1t was the first team to even score
against Penn State this year.
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HATCHETS BURY VISITORS
UNDER A 500 LANDSLIDE
Bisons Prove No Match for Buff and Blue Which
Mixes Running Game With lis Air Attack
to Achieve Total of Nine Touchdowns
y EORGE WASHINGTON,S most

= EORGt WASHlNGIONS most optimistic supporters had
hoped for such an overwhelming victory
the afternoon
Wilson Memorial Stadium the first field
The 59o-O landslide beneath which
buried
o. W. this team with substantially year
of
strength of the Buff and Blue line this
With yman Slaughter Athy opening UP gaps in the Bsons
defense Wilton Mock practically will through the
fora aprocess onotou
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$4,000 WATCH STANFORD
WIN FROM CALIFORNIA

STANFORD, Calf, November Il
R9.-Sta anford conquered California
26 to IA today before crowd Of
rs 900 persons.
1t was the first time in 20 years
that Cardinal team triumphed over
the Blue and Gold at American foot
ball
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v. P. i. HARRIERS TIED.
BUT RETAIN HONORS
BY the Associated Prcss.


BLACKSBURG, Va, November
2l.-Firginia Polytechnic Institute re-
tanned her title as Southern Confer
ence cross country champions here
today by breaking even with Georgia
Tech, So 10 So
Under conference ruling the title
cannot be taken away from the hold
ers under such circumstances.
In addition the Gobblers' sixth and
seventh men finished ahead of Georgia
Tech.
Roberts of Georgia Tech won first
place with the time of % minutes.
II 4-5 seconds.
The teams finished as follows: Eir-
Einia Polytechnic Institute. SO:
Georgia Tech. SO: Georgia, 70: Vir,
ginia, rs; Washington and Lee, 81;
Virginia Military Institute, 155.
Florida, with only three men en-
tered, failed to place
Evening star., 1925-11-22
ALEXANDRIA ELEVEN
LOSES In ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November 21
Playing with great speed and fine
teamwork, the Annapolis High School
foot ball team Won from Alexandria
High here today, 81 70 0.
The local lads scored in every quar-
ter. mainly through a fine running
game, Boettcher and Kimbali lead
ing.
The locals passed occa sionally, but
effectively. the last touchdown being
on Il heave from kimball to Moss
which netted % yards.
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V. P. 7. YEARLINGS WIN

BLACKSBURG. Va. November u
F).-The Y. p. l pony express
won the Virginia State freshman
championship today when the first.
year Gobblers downed the baby squad
ron of '. NJ. /. II to @. Two long
runs, one for 70 yards and one fnr
As, by Peake accounted for two touch.
downs and featured the game.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
PLEBE GRIDIRONERS
SCORE EASY VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 2l.-
The Navy Plebes won from the New
York Military Academy here this at
ternoon, Al to IS.
Morse, as in all other games this
wear, was easily the best ground
gamer for the Navy lads, with Parish
aiding materially, while Miller did
some excellent passing.
The Navy used the forward pass
at intervals to supplement the run
ming of Morse and Parish.
The touchdowns of the visitors all
were on spectacular passes.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

all the history of golf but four have and
| American championships
Harry Eardon first this
ond, Walter Hagen the third and Jim the last
All the goit world wondering Barnes be able 70
back England
nhcent eortrepeat the which the 1925 British
champion OF'
II brains will do the work Jim
hanc Tor there golfers who
in
matter counts skill
Evening star., 1925-11-22
BROOKLANDERS SMOTHER
: CALLAUDET ELEVEN. 600
Winners, Made Up Mainly of Substitutes, Advance
Almost at Will, With Manfreda Getting Away
for Many Long Dashes.

~ATHOLIC game alaude played yesterday
Brookland Stadium little than a workout
>~ Coach Jack McAulife's suqad
Playing Booklanders
OF the they i'll danger OF being scored
the Adams intercepted forward midway OF the
the tally
game the redyed huskes led by Jack
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Lineup and Summary.

IOu'hdOW OWns-Iocker, Faulkner, POint
after ouehdowpp,-Bariield lplacement kick .
Snis SSnhstitHttiops-W VII oodberry. Peyt9n for Cooke
4sms Tor schuforu: Episcopal. Tyler for
Tuggle. Referee-Mr, Gof Micnig an ]. .
Implre--Mr: Blaakinship tRichmondl Field
JudSc-,Mr. Webster tAmhersti Head lines
nlanIMr; Sher"on (ColumbIa). Time Of
perlods-15 minutes.
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CARNEGIE TECH AHEAD.

ST. LOUIS, November q P.-
After holding Carnegie Tech to a lone
touchdown for three-quarters OF the
game, st. Louis University collapsed
in the final period, giving the visitors
IN IS tC-2 victory.
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OKLAHOMA WINS EASILY.

NORMAN, Okla, November .21 Lp).
University of Oklahoma "Sooners'
outplayed Washington University in
a Missouri Conference game on Owen
Field here today and won, IS to 0.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
SANDLOT ELEVENS OFFER
ATTRACTIVE CARD TO-DAY

imposing of foot ball clashes has been arranged sand
~ lot today with the Apache Mohawk tilt American League
Park heading the list 1t will be the Apache Clubs
the annual city championship and should they triumph
rivals they will be undpued
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns-;Manfreda l3, GaFy,n ba g.. .t;s.
Harvey, Adams. Fisher, Heiner POINTS aver ave.
tohGns0Ght Adsms Spiacement kick. tonnoFs pass
Substitutions: Galiaudet -. FeiHs nss,,oHc iGc
fniTersity fifi ityEHowell for Mcaann, Connorss for
MEG ann, White for Dufour, Moore Tor Iier-
s3uyer for Shields. Mayer for Long, Bailey
for Adams, Manfreda Tor Fisher. smythe tor
Teiner Tor Garvin. Referee--Mr; sutton
George Washington. Umpire-Mr keTX Kelly
HOLY Crossl Head linesman-Mr. Cohiil
George Washington. Time of periods-I2
minutes.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Women golfers of the District are
scheduled to play another match play
tourney at Columbia this week,
weather permitting.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

New York NJ H.. o 12-lS
Touchdowns-parish t3). Morse 90,
smith. Fieids. Lewis. Mann. Points, after
observation-disclosures. lplacementsl
SuEstitutions Savy-JaclSson for keat-
ley, Green Tor Woefner Stoyali for s1ePFheps Fepx
ijowIing for Ferrier, Ford for Smith. McIn-
tire for Miller. Hogle for Parish. Butts Nc, tor
Weakley. Lynch for Morse. New YORK NIL
nary Acatcmy-Mann for CuTley. heish Tor
Eli, AdIaraH"e for Lewis.
Rcferee-Mr. Howard tChesterI. Umpire
Mr. brewer University of MarylandJ E.
Linesman-Mr Bailey tSyracuse
Time of periods-15 and 10 minutes
Evening star., 1925-11-22
WOMEN IN SPORT
r-RIENDS SCHOOLS
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

RIENDS SCHOOLS intermediate squad
class series when it beat the high school in
deciding game.
The feature of the the back field
Evening star., 1925-11-22

only once did the visitors threaten
the local goal. In the third quarter.
after George Washington had lost the
pan on Il tumble, the Carrickmen ex-
ecuted triple pass for a consider
able gain which brought them to the
35-yard line on the second down.
Lacher dropped back for kick and
booted the pigskin over the line,
missing the post by inches Their
plucky effort 10 score was greeted
by u roar OF applause as it was at
hrst thought that the goal had been
kicked.
Inc triple pass which preceded the
droD kick, and the long punts from
the backleld. We're the high spots In
Buftalo's game. Aside from these
features, they We're completely out
ciasSed by their opponents. both in
teamwork aud in the line, where they
Were outWeighed several pounds To
the man.
Fumble on kivIt-Of Costly.
Buffalo received The opening kick
or. but tumbled on the 29-yard line.
GfoWton fell on The bali and George
washington Was off for q quick
totichdo%n, scored after Wilton had
smashed through the line and Sapp
eluded several tacllers for an end
run 10 the goal Mock booted the
extra point.
The second touchdown was scored
"hen Mock Intercepted a forward
pass ana ran 80 Yards. To the ultimate
chalk mark. His kick for the extra
point failed
kesortInS To an aerial attack
george Washington netted 30 wards
III series ef completed passes. plac-
'iS them again in the visitors tor
Pltory. Sapp carried the ban to the
1-Edfo line in another end run and
4-ton pushed it over The atter1nf
Cd forward pass for point after touch
down failed. but was allowed as Buf-
talo was ruled offside The ouartar
ended with the local team leadin,-
20 10 O. .
Sapp in Spectacular Dash.
The second period opaned win AZ
EAGA@hSe OF puHtS. Sapp. on recefy-
ihS the ball. ZiS-zagged down the
neLd Tor ~ touchdown. covering so
aToS IN ms spectacular dash. M0cL's
dtteihptta placement kick failed
Just before th= half ended Cole
man "eAt through center for q "a
yard gain and Willol crashed off left
tackle Tor George shineion's fifth
t"u@hdoWn- Nii0n'~ kick for the
t1uN1 iona! Jd4IE WAS blocked
Early il The third period. afte-
GEORGE Nashingtou h..l been penal.
| lZsd t"r clipping ard had Snhseduer.
! - Ialnhtcd. the Visitors made rhefa
| single attempt To- score. hut failed
When The drop kick was wide
Air Aftaca .i2aEn succeeds.
Again util.Au= aerial tactLr-
George NaSlsiuS5"n rushed the ban
down the field ana Wilton carried j,
oyer the line. Aloch failed 10 kick
the Goal, ana the period ended with
the score standing al IS to 0.
The Blue ANA White line obviousI..
was crumbitn@ from sheer exhaus.
tion before the fourth quarter was
We'll under way. and the drummer
found Il easy 10 score the three re
manning touchdowus The first two
were registered 10y Wilton. Sapp
kicked one goal. and Coleman scored
the final touchdown in an off-tackIe
play. tumbiiEG end recovering the
plgSfin as he crossed the line.
Several minutes before the ffnai
whistle. the Buffalo center made
wide pass TO his halfback which re-
suited in Z safety
Evening star., 1925-11-22
G. w. HARRiERS LOSE
TO THE NAVY TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Md. November 2I-
In the last cross-country run of the
local season. the Navy barriers won
from the striders of George Washing
ton. % to 36
The distance was 6 miles and the
first three to finish did so in better
time than has been made previously
this season on the course.
Thomas, Navy, finished first in the
good time of "a: 80, with Wilt and
Shipley, both Of George Washington.
next in 34:27 and "a 33, respectively.
An odd incident was that all .he
runners but the first ten were cut off
some distance from the finish by the
opening of a draw over College Creek.
Ii had no effect on the result, how
ever, as the first five of each team
were all that counted
Summary.
/. Thomas. Navy.
2. Wilt, George Washington.
3. Shipley, George Washington.
4. Carpenter Navy.
.. Massie. Navy
.. Domigan, George Washington.
Z. Bailey. Navy.
8. Richardson, Navy.
3. Anderson, George Washington.
10. Bixby, George Washington.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
lineup and Summary.

Gegsse WashIngton.. 20 IL 6 21-5n
Buffalo University . 90
:, Touchdowns-wilton 90. Sapp t2l.
Mock. Coleman. Points after touchdown
Mock. ~anp ~. SateJy-SChaffrun.
Sunstltuuoas: George Waslngton-Pat
terSon i foE Gr9wton. Burns Tor Goldman
Miller Tor Slaughter. Iso Tor Clapper. Sapp
Tor lSo Al-hou~e. for Hughes. Goldman for
Coleman. Slaughter for Miller. Bogorad for
AllshoHse. GeoEEetta Tor Mock
Standardization Tor LendeFman. Gabhy
for Berlluer CiamGroue for Newsome Ktube
for Holt. kavlc for Jugerer. Metz for Kave
Murcy for BfuWnIOhn. UuEeFcr for RoSen-
grant. Donovan for kavle
Refe.ee-hE. MetzIcr tSprinsficldb. I'm
plrt--Mr. Rath tIowal. Head hnesman-
MIR KrIz IowaI.
Time O periuds-I5 minutes
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Lineup and Summary,

Touchdowns-Kimball (2) Boettcher
Virgins. Moss. Points after touchdowns-
Boettcher.
Substtutions: AnnapoIis-Moss for Gheb-
hart. Bloom for Jones. Suit for Wilson
Fcldmeyer for Suit. Trader for Ehle Ia
manic for Moss. Virgins for Fhle. AIexan-
driaa-SisIz for Blewitt. Cation for Sisli. Good
for Cation.
Mr.. Smith (Marylandl Head linesman-
Mr.. Leach (Western Maryland). Time of
periods-l0 minutes
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The teams lined up as follows:

neutrality-suspicious. 1gIehart Tor H
Breen. StreekS Tor PIERCE Harulng 1or
Streeks. ~. -
Free throws=Brown. 2: Soper. 2.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Totals. -. 59f e35 5s4 sol 544-2.94s
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Copyright. 1925
Evening star., 1925-11-22
In the four preliminary games of

the series Iowa Avenue scored over
Twin Oaks, 26 to 8: Happy Hollow
took the measure of Montrose, 13 to 6,
and Park View nosed out William
s. phillips, IS to %. This latter en-
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Heavy Paper Run
at Port Angeles

FORT ANGELES. Ian The
1924 run % the Washington PUN a
fapcr Corp. would make q strip 20
inches wide and $50 eco miles long e
Is estimated from the years report
made today.
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j. ID. Blackwell
WEEDS Clubwoman

], - blackwell, city engineer. and
Lillian D. Jameson, prominent club
woman were married Wednesday
afternoon at the brides home. J22s
7znd ave, ~ T. oTho Rev W a.
Major read tho service. The HIack
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New Garage Building
for Sixth and Olive

\ new E1rgsc huddiHE will he
erected at sixth and olive ON land
leased Iog g7 yt1u 20 tho Olive Way
lmHdms 60. hy Mys "a Nhhir Tay
iar. owner, The builJing viii be
four stories ln height,
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Girl Jailed Here
Admits Forgeries

\ plea of guilty has ucen entered
m Clark county courts hy Mr. Ma.
hcl johnson no. ARRESTED IN Seattle
on forgery cbgrsc She Is said TO
have admitted passing four worth,
less checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Open Drive Against
Amendment Jan. 8

Campaign 4ainst passage by the
legislature OF the child labor ratificp.
ton resolution will open in Seattle
January s. DR. $. Il. l., Peurose. of
whitman college, whose servlscg
have been obtained by the FeGrafed
Industries. will speak against the
measure at luncheon 10 be held in
the olympic hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

a The scientist with a metnod Of pre-.
serving eggs for 100 years a SLOW
There is evidence that someone die
covered the same thing 100 years ago.
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AIr. HrAdoo'- new vacuum b0tiI"
may prove or political adrauGEs n
the next convention a gEDIDuEa
for fsD week. during thirty
weather.
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PAGES 9 TO 16

The parent Etill arr confined IH boz
mar from injuries lsHaH-a l1 '1@
crash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

wells after d short honeymoon TO
win be a. home at I1O5 Seward "a
ave
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BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The star invites its renders TO rs. shl,
s.psrtmsnt ~ an aid In finding missing
,,Istives or friends. Tho department l.
10 help In reuniiInE those who have b.en
,,psratrd. Tff6~s whose relative. or
friend. are missing are invited 60 report
the disappearance directly 10 The Star
nesders who may know the wber.sbout,
Of persons mentioned In this column ms
missing are requested also 10 report 10
The ster. Other newspapers are Invited
their readers.
The Seattle Red Cross, 1926 Fourth
ave, phone Ell lot .2432, Is anxious TO
locate MARJUS MoRTENSEN,
JAMES A. SMITH. EDGAR ]. COW.
ARD and THEODORE w. PETER
son. ~
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d -
- tottsriug Thursday under the
sensational action 81 city official
I The man in question probably The
/ frs, one in the history OF American
government TO do so-actually re-
fused salary raise OF $500 al
/ year
HE name Is Thomas Joseph Louis
KENNEDY. and hs has tho unwsildy
and mouNh-nllinE tito Of corpora
ton counsel for the city e Seattle
Not since away back "a tho days.
when Peter Puget refused Ayerumr
pay Tor digging his famous sound
I has there been such convention
smashing artioSb By Seattle official,
/ the oldest residents remembered
Thursdays As soon as tho efficiency
committee mriS have finished their
long promised pS-usll 81 tra9scripts
~ testimony already dsduc1 they
arc expected 20 turn attention io0
I this new attack On the very tounhn
lions Of orticialdnm.
{ Kennedy was invited "Wednesday
Z by the cts council 10 draft a rcsp.
iuton authorizing tsc people Of
1 Seattle 10 vote March 10 on an in
crease in III own salary from '!.Ane
% $4,000 a year And KENNEDY re-
fused
HE HAS GONE AGAINST
TRADITION BIaORE
hut II isn't the first time a he s
gone against tradition and won 'ame
by outstanding works.
Kennedy started In soon after his
election by tho city council Ianu
Rr,' 1. iasa. phen ne was named 10 I
nH the poet left vacant by CurraFa (
ton Counsel Walter r. Meier
Melemhad a year 10 serve ard Ken
nedy was advised to hand down m
opinion that his election by tho city
council automatically gave him a.
four. year term, because the vote OF i
thca councilmeu represents the ~
OF VIC peopiN.
But Rsnnedy took chance that
he might have pressed st.sh a claim
and won Il. and three months later
his name appeared on tho ballots
for onc-ycar term. and he was
elected. takisg office in June. 1928
in his own riGit
Last year his term expired and he
was elected March 10, 1874. for ii
four.year term without opposition.
Kennedy refused TO press his own
salary increase because of tho chiT
tor. witch nc holds denies q cts Off.
clai pay lncretso during his term
Of office. lie said the same thing of
]. D. Ross. light supean,cndent. lna'
summer. and Ross Is fighting The
case In tho state supreme court,
MAYBE THEY CAN
RAISE HIM IN 1925
But Kennedy IS gillng TO go ahead
at $4,000 and fight the city's ana II
staten case against the increase tolc.
phone rstes. and act as executive to
tho largo corporation counsel's staff |.
and hand down rsscellancoua opln'
ions for department heads who draw
from 5000 10 81 200 year more than
he doeao. and Aaybo In 1928. when he
is up for reelection. Il. j. l.. Ken
ncdy viii allow tho city 10 hand him
a ss9ry commensurate with the 4
heads @, tvc other dopartmo6is.
Kennedy came TO the corporation
counsers office in 1915 as city AZ
torney. He's product OF Whitworth
college and the University Of Wash
ington. where he studied 20 nj night
and part OF the daytime and worked
his way thru school in Il Seattle &c
partment store as clerk. 4
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That Has Brought Them Such Tremendous Values

The Florence Shop during its unrvd Clearance Sale has given
Seattle ample long remember this great selling
event by providing them with the biggest be Of
fered Huge stocks of fine apparel have been greatly sacrificed
in price for quickest possible clearance Matchess variety and the
seasons lowest priceswith restrictions buying
clearly indicates that the slime Of all times to buy and
make big savings.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-12
C0r0na's Gases Have
 Industrial Possibilities

Philadelphia, March 12. --- Prof. John X. Miller, director of the Sproul observatory at Swnrthmore college, declared in an address be- fore the students of DrcXel institute yesterday that corouium, the mys- terious element in the corona of the sun, Was lighter than helium and about the same density as hy- drogen, the lightcst gas on the earth known to science. He also express cd the opinion that coronlum exists on the earth and has commercial possibilities of far-rcaching import ance. He based this opinion, he said, on the fact that all other metals known 10 exist on inc sun in gaseous form, have been found on the earth.
 Dr.. Miller was at the hrad of the Swarthmorc Astronomical eXpedi- ton 10 New Haven, Conn, where the eclipse of the sun was photo- grarhed on January .4,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-12
MIL RI.PRESENI $

Washinstc, March T., - The Amcucan delegation to the internal tioaaJ conference for the protection of industrial property To be held al Tl- Hague in October to consiIyr Ir,ision Q, the international indus tral property convention. was an- uounr"d today at The state derart- m.at. Thr do'egauo0 i0c.u1os Thomas F.. Robertson. who rec' my resigned as commissioner of pat- outs; ]. F. E.own Of I'itfsuureh, who is mcmhcr of the committee ap- poInt.I hv tbo socrnfary of thr ln- nrjor to make NIIy n1 the patent otiro and pa'cut laws. and Wailace Lane of Chcaro. formerly president ef the Amcrlrau Patent Law assoCia- lion and now president Of the Tat rnt Law association of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-12
Foreign Exchange

Nv York. March 12.-Foreign exchanges irroguIar Quotations ln cents: Great Britain, demand 4774. Cables 47S. Co day bills on banks i7l 5->, France; demand 5,1o 1-2; cabI's 5.1&. Italy; demand 4Q52i. Cahls 4oG IA. RHgiun: demand 5."t; cables 5.o4 l-2, Germany: de- mtnd @3.Io. Holland: demand 59.9l. Norway; lcmand 15.31. Sweden: d.mand -t.93. Denmark: dcma.d 1>.o@. S0itzcr'and demand 19.gS. Spain; d"maud '4tS. Greece; de- mlnd 1.49 1--. Poland; demand 19 l-4. C2-clo-Soyakja: demand 9.96"l. Jueo-Sta,ia: demand l06si. Auslrla: demand ooI4 1-S Ru- mania; d, mmd .an. Argentina; de- mani %9.C2, RrazIl: demand 4o4. Montreal gt->.