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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

aud u " rcrv d~isaoreeobic TO
the children. Hoip a irc 90
about harinD u rcmoucdf
GLENDALE, WASH.
II a majority Of tho nolghbors
car convince tho county health
officer that II is a nuisance or
detrimental TO tho health OF tho
community, II would rot bc DIFF
ficult to have II removed to a
more remote location.
Mr.. Frit: ! hare noticed
many signs on automobiles
bearing the ieord. Dynamite"
B u not illegal 10 use such a
sign bD any ercept those uctu-
ally carrying dvnamitef
SAFETY FIRST
The traffic department reports
that there is no such law.
Mr. Fiyit; Within The past
Bcar trc haze paid np tf.f00 IN
back debts. but hare about sTg5
TO pay. Recently tchcn I asked
for credit for u small amount at
a local store, / ras rcjused. 10
the credit agencies keep one
biackii5tcd uHm eUery debt Is
pdidP MRS. N. n.
Like ones character, II Is DIFF
ficult to restore credit when
once destroyed, and the credit
agencies will no doubt rate you
poor credit until they know
you have paid all. When YOU
arc again square with the world
It would be well TO so inform
the local agencies and refer
them TO those whom you had
paid.
Mr. Firit; How could ! oet n
birth certificate Of a child born
fire gears ago Va another sta,ct
The birth cds not registered al
INC Hnic. n.
lf the attending physician
would make affidavit as to the
birth II might aid you in getting
the certificate In some states.
in many states this would not
be sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
WHAT FOLKS SAY

DR.. W. J. MAYO. Rochester,
MINI: Surgeons should stop
operating on pocket books and
operating on insidos l have
never found n poor mans In
sides any less interesting than
n rich mans"
MANLY T. HALL lecturer,
"rhe most difficult thing in all
tho world Us TO think intelligent.
~. The closed mind IL tho most
unhappy in tho universe"
HORACE GuLtCK, broker,
Shanghai, visitor; Tho Chi.
ncso viii never linvo n govern.
mont OF their own under which
n white man can live IN gnfoty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

N@HA 4NFrHstnH
OF food substances and their sf.
feetA upon the human body.
however. have laugh, Us that
there arc fow substances that
contain tho proportions Of pro.
tein and fuel foods necessary
60 meet u needs.
n. for instance, you cat
enough beef 10 satisfy tho pro.
tein needs OF the body and cat
nothing else. you viii have an
insufficient supply OF fuel, II
sou cai enough beer to supply
the fuel needs OF tho body you
viii take IN too much protein.
on tho other hand. II you try
10 live on fruit you VIII have
10 cat about the equivalent ~
% pounds OF apples TO supply
the necessary protein, whereas
nine pounds would supply sur.
ncisnt energy. hut there would
be a shortage OF protein.
Baked potatoes. onions corn.
almonds and bread approach n
balanced dict. but even these
fall far abort. Potatoes and
corn alone would have 10 10
consumed in large quantities TO
meet tho needs.
Taken by Itself. good bread.
made Of whole grain. comes tho
nearest. perhaps. OF all food 1r.
iicles 90 furnishing a balanced
fcod diet Of satisfactory bulk.
with bread is included a
variety Of flour preparations
such rs macaroni, biscuits. VI.
emma rolls. and crackers, but 10
try 10 1.-Two on these alone would
be manifcs,ly absurd
n VIC cannot live on bread
alone, certainly VIC shall not he
able 20 find any other ono sub
stance that will meet the di.
otary requirements of the day.
II is necessary to combine
high protein foods with low
protein foods In such proper.
tons as will furnish bulk, the
proper nutritlvc ratio, and will,
Mt the same time, suit tho
taste.
Persons unncquainted with
the importance of n balanced
diet often purchase food entire.
~ on the basis OF appetite or
the temptations OF the market;
also there are those who m so
poor MS to be unable TO buy
anything but the cheapest mr..
ticles 10 be obtained, and such
persons often suffer from NAL.
nutrition.
In the case OF school children
the indulgence of the appetite
in an excessive amount OF
sweets and tho consequent
throwing OF tho diet out OF bal
ance has been found to be n
frequent cause OF malnutrition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
e? ANSWERS to Your Questions ? ?

Q. What is the width OF the
English channel?
A. From Cape Gr= Nes 10 Dorer
10 Is sI miles.
Q. What Is the tallest building In
the United States. and In the world7
A. The Eiftei toteer IN Parts Is
the tales. building IN the i1ortd. II
being ss} feet high. In the United
states the Wooiuorth building tn
.yeo York city Is the f~aicst. ITS
height being 7s5 feet.
Q. Is there a class OF people in
Georgia known as clay caters?
A. Yes. There arc people in
Georgia nho cal. clay and mud.
knotrn as Geopha0fsis.
Q. Is platinum tho hardest metal
known
A. Platinum Is not the hardest
metal krorn. ~ Is a comparatively
soft metal. being about as hard as
copper.
Q. How many acres OF land are
there In the United States suitable
for cutting into lumber?
A. There are approximately 1885,
100000 ucrcs Of virgin timber. suit
able for cutting into lumber, iee,-
100000 acres Of orotoin0 timber
suitable for that purpose, and f4e,-
100000 acres Of timber suitable for
corduood. fence posts, tics, etc.
Q. Does one have TO have a per-
init 10 enter Yellowstone national
park In an automobile7
A. The fee for entering the park
in an automobile Is 1850. The per-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

any or all Of the roads IA ne PARK.
10 IS 0o5d for The entire scapou. er
pirtng on December 81 Of the pcsr
Of the isIac. but u - not transfer
able 70 any ouer rchicir than that
10 irhtch originally issued,
Q How many sonsra arc recog
nizsd by the modern psychological
What IL the seventh" scnse7
4. Most modern psvchoiooisfs
recognize is senses. Of phich tho
seventh Is called The ~tHner sense"
or sense Of diriuGtoR."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

viii satisfy all
needs Of
b. body and
that could
this material
be fonud. VIC
would be- able
to save much
OF the thought
ans. expense
vi ar
our meals md
&c freed from
the danger OF
eAtInk the
wrons kind OF
food
EawmHsf .gas4.w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
r

THERE are sponges and
L sponges. over 1000 kinds
n known-some are no larger
than a pinhead; others grow
several feet tall. All shapes
there are, too, some growing
branched like trees. During
their life they often are beau.
tifulIy colored = green. lilac,
blue, red, black-but usually OF
yellow and brown hue.
Apis, the poison Of the bee,
Ia utilized in treating brain
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
ny DIa RuGH ;. CUMMING
Surgeon General. United States
Public Health Service

TT ~ a common falacy in many
4 minds that there exists some
where In the world an ideal
food some one material that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

VOU can get an answcr TO
i any question Of fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie star Question Editor. 1879
New York ave, Washington.
ID. c., and lnclosing : cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies conf.
Dental All letters must be
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

NIT at this price icll cn:iire the oc-
capnHts Of the a 10 operate over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

Of proteins rr we take TOO
much fnt or carlo. hydraies ws
arc usually able 10 convert
some earbo hydrates into tat.
buf this u undesirable aud over.
weight IN Dangerous after 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

BiMdy
O
MONDAY. OCTOBER )

II 30, you arc a hard worker.
You hrc unusually efficient,
And never leave anything undone.
You posseas much mechanical
ability.
In addition 10 being a great ex-
ccutitc.
You are qualified 70 train Others.
Hut you lack faith IN your own
ability.
You must gain self-confidencc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
ENDS TITLE
HOPES FOR AUSTIN

TEMPLE, Oct. 23.-Defeated un-
expectedly by Southwestern Univer-
sity, to 8, the Austin College Kan
garoos, one of the favored teams in
the Texas intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation race, returned home from
Temple today with little or no hope
remaining for conference honors.
The defeat was doubly bitter in
that Captain Cone, right end. suffered
broken leg, and Frnka, husky left
guard, is on the sidelines for at least
two weeks with injuries.
Southwestern, while making only
two first downs from scrimmage to
the Kangaroos' nine, took advantage
Of the breaks 10 win, scoring a touch
down on a blocked kick and added
three points on a field goal by Black
burn, whose kicking was a feature OF
the game. Blackburn outpunted Hill
dccisively and this advantage was
costly TO the losers.
Coopcr's field goal scored the Kan
raroo Doints
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
NEW SCHEDULE
MADE FOR
SCHOOLS
Playing Dates Shifted to
Admit West Texas.
St. Mary's.

To permit West Texas Military
Academy's second team and the team
/. of the st. Mary's College High Schoo
department to enter the Junior
Academic Football League. tho SEIZED
ule of games has been altered.
, The West Texas juniors. just ad
mitted, are playing the Breckenridge
High Wildcats IN their first game a,
Block Stadium at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
! St Msry's makes it bow next Tues
day against Alamo Heights High
School.
Because some Of the teams can
play only on certain days of the week
and because week ends and holidays
are largely monopolized by the Senior
Academic Leaguers, the junior sched-
ule continues into the first week Of
December. However, coaches may, by
common consent, agree 10 advance
game to fill an open date.
The complete schedule, as revived,
follows:
October IA: St. Anthony's College
versus Breckenridge High Wildcats
l(von BY st. Anthony's).
October 81: St. Anthony's VS.. La
nier Junior High Vocational Class
(won by st. Anthony's).
October %: Breckenridge VS.. West
Texas Military Academy seconds.
October 81: Alamo Heights High
School vs. ST. Mary's College High
School department.
October rs: St. Anthony's VS.. West
Texas.
November 2: Breckenridge VS.. La
nier.
November 4: Alamo Heights vs..
West Texas.
November 4: ST. Mary's VS.. St.
Anthony's.
November Is; St. Msry's vs.. La
nier.
November 16: Breckenridge vs..
Alamo Heights.
November q or "a: St. Anthony's
rs. Alamo Heights.
November %: St Mary's vs.. West
Texas.
November 90: West Texas vs.. La
nier.
December 1: st. Mary's vs.. Braek.
snridge.
December 4: Lanier We. Alamo
Heights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
WOULD CLOSE LINKS
ON ELECTION DAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. o.
Election day closing of all golf links
used by San Francisco voters was
urged today by the Downtown Mer-
chants association.
Experience has revealed, the mer-
chants said, that persons excused from
their regular employment on election
day play golf instead of voting.
The matter of closing the links is
ticklish. Unlike the saloon closed by
official mandate in the old days, links
are for the most part outside San
Francisco and moral persuasion must
be employed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
BROWNS WILL DOUBLE
SIZE OF GRANDSTAND

81. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Phil Ball,
owner of the st. Louis Browns, an
nounccs $4,000 persons will be ac-
commodated at Sportsman's Park here
next spring, when Improvements now
under way will be completed. This
IS 1900 more than the present ca
pacity.
The double deck stands will be ex-
tended, he says, leaving only a small
bleachcr section. The park, which
wGa Constructed in 1902. is used By
both Sc. Louis major lcagun teams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
TAKE GOLF
/; IDEA FROM AMERICA

!: sTANNEs-ON-THE-s SEA, England,
Oct. pa radical departure in the
method of qualifying for the British
open golf championship will be in
stalled next year when sectional quail
flying competitions will be held, two
in England and one in Scotland. This
was announced today after a meet
ing of the championship committee
here, at which the plan was suggest
ed by representatives Of the Profess
SIGNALS Association.
Heretofore qualification play has
been held just before the champion
ship proper on two courses. one OF
them usually that on which the cham.
.pionship is contested. The 50 en-
trants with the lowest medal scores
passed into the championship COMPETE
ton.
No information was available today
as TO how the American, French and
other foreign golf invaders Will qualify
under the new plan, but details will
BE announced later. The 1926 open
championship will be started on the
Lytham and Stannen courses June q.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
FOUR WESTERN
SENSATIONS
MEETING
Grange Opposes Friedman,
Kutsch Meets Marek,
Saturday.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-CP-Foot-
ball fans of the Western Conference,
moving by the thousands into scenes
Of tomorrow's battles, expect the two
major struggles in the title campaign
TO simmer down TO sensational duels
for individual honors.
Ready to match wit and speed with
the famous Harold RED" Grange,
lllini captain and all-American back,
is Benny Friedman, the Michigan
quarterback, who, like Grange last
week, grabbed a kickoff and raced
more than four score yards for a
touchdown.
The lowa-Ohio State struggle is be-
tween Cowboy" Nick Kutsch, leading
point scorer of the big Ten" and
Elmer Marek, Buckeye triple-threat
sophomore.
MUCH SPECULATION.
The probable performances of these
four are the subject of argument and
speculation as Michigan and Iowa take
out travel kinks today.
The Wolverines have a last-minute
casual in Tom Edwards. veteran
tackle. who has not recovered from the
torn ligament injuries suffered last
week. The other top-notchers are in
good shape.
Purdue is turning history's pages
back a decade in its trip TO Wisconsin.
and is hopeful of reversing the story
Of the ten games played previous to
1915. The Badgers took eight and
tied one. Purdue won in 1892. Wis.
consin counts on regaining prestige
lost by the Michigan defeat in a win
over The Boilermakers who open their
Big Ten" schedule with the game.
MYSTERY TEAM"
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame mentor.
has a mystery team" off for Mime.
sofa. Since the Army defeat Rockne
has shuffled his squad. sending Eddie
Scharer from quarterback to half. and
sending in the neopbytes Hogan to left
tackle and Leipzig TO left guard. DR..
Spears Gophers are prim,d for their
first stiff opposition.
Chicago carries western pride ana
hope in its invasion Of the East ID
beat Pennsylvania" Likewise North.
western is prepared to uphold northern
football prestige against the assault Of
TulSan University Louisiana's Green
Wave"
Miami IS in Bloomington for its
nertin. with Indiana.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
DEXTER AND GREER
IN DALLAS FINALS

DALLAS. Oct. 23.-Charles Dex
ter Jr., of Dallas eliminated Tommy
Cochran, state champion, 3 to 3.
Thursday in the semi-finals of the
first annual invitation golf tourna.
ment. of the Dallas Country Club.
J. B. Greer, Shreveport, put Al
Badger out of the main show. to l.
In the finals Friday Dexter and
Greer are playin. a 36-hole match
which will determine the winner. Of
the largest invitation tournament ever
held in Texas. Upward of 25O golf
org stnrted
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
TEXAN ON TICKET
WITH FOWNES FOR
U.S.G.A. LEADERSHIP

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-William Z.
Fownes Jr.. of Pittsburgh. former
amateur golf champion of the United
States, today was nominated officially
on the regular ticket for president of
the United States Golf Association.
The list will be submitted at the an
nual meeting in Chicago in January.
Cameron B. Buxton, Brook Hollow
Golf Club. Dallas, Texas, was among
those nominated for membership on
the executive committee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
KANSAS, NEBRASKA
IN GAME NUMBER g

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 23.-Ne.
braska and Kansas Universities meet
in football skirmish for the thirty
second time here this afternoon.
In 81 games in which the two have
mixed Nebraska has won 20 and the
Jayhawkers o. Two were tied.
The Huskers and Jayhawbers have
met every year since 1892, except
in 1904 and 1905, but not since 1915
have the kansans scrambled victorious
out of the scrimmagc.
0><-
MCPHERSON ELEVEN WINS.
MCPHERSON. Kan. Oct. 23.-Mc-
Phcrson College defeated Northwest
Teachers Of Alya, Okla. IL to Z,
in football game here Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
MEXICO HOLDS
SPO TIGHT
IN TENNIS
Score Of Worlds Best
Players in Mexico
City Tourney.
By WILLIAM P. FLYTHE


MEXICO CITY, Oct. %. The
tennis world has moved into the Mex
lean capital for the championship
matches. On the special tennis train
arriving last evening were "Bill'
Johnston. Harvey Snodgrass, B. !. c.
Norton, Peck Griffith. Walter West
brook, Ray Casey, Wray Brown, A.
L. Chaplin and H. Bell.
The women players who came for
the matches are Molla Mallory. Mary
X. Browne, Elizabeth Ryan, Martha
Bayard. Claire Cassell. Charlotte Hos
mer. Winifred Suhr and Marion viii
liamS.
The Kinsey brothers already are
here where they have established n
business. There is keen disappointment
on the part of the fans on the in.
ability of Vincent Richards to come
down. as he won the championship
last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
Friend Steals
Ring as Fulton
Takes K. o! Nap

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2s.-
Luck isn't trailing Fred Fulton,
once Frederick the Ferocious,
alias Minnesota pIasterer. Full.
ton fought Sergeant Jack Adams
in Belvedere, ILL.,, the other night,
and was flattened like a strip Of
linoleum in one round. Before
the fight, Fulton pulled a dia.
mond ring off his finger and
asked a 24-hour acquaintance TO
hold it, until after the contest.
The acquaintance, Fulton says.
did a sneak while Fred was I'M
conscious on the floor Of the
ring and hasn't been seen since.
The ring was valued at $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
JOE BROWN
SIGNS WITH PIRATES

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Oct. d.
Joe Brown, pitcher. announced today
that he had signed contract for
Io26 with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Brown played a short time with Bir.
Imingham in the Southern Association
last year under option. but was later
transferred to Oklahoma City in :hc
Western League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
HURLEY BEATS MAsCART.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Lew Hur-
ley. New York boxer, gained the
Judges decision over Edouard Mas
cart, French featherweight champion,
after ten fast rounds here last night.
Mascart weighed 12j pounds, Hurley
t124 10
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
22O TEAMS PLAYING
THIS WEEKEND IN
STATE HIGH LEAGUE

AUSTIN, Oct. 23.-Two hundred
and twenty Texas high school foot
ball teams will be in action Friday
and Saturday, Roy Henderson. athletic
director of the Texas University In
terscholastic League. said today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
SPORT BRIEFS

Twenty-sevcn American outdoor
records will be credited TO Willie
Ritola If he realizes his hopes for his
attempt to lower Hannes kohlemaiu-
ems mark of 81 :OS % for ten mills
in New York on Sunday. The records
are mostly for fractional distances.
The turf followers who like 10
play lunches are disappointed over
failure OF the second race at EN-
pire City yesterday TO produce As
winner a horse which cost its pres
ont owner only five cents. Re
prisal. sold 10 Tommy Maher by
Frank Kelly when respondent over
losses, was heralded for a sensa-
tional comeback but came in ninth.
From the ranks Of Rutgers stu
dent walters. William II. Dalton of
Long Branch, y. j., has been pro
NOTED to fullback on the varsity
eleven.
Harvard's committees on the reg
ulation of athletic sports questions
the ACCESSIBILITY of forbidding FOOT
ball training before September IL.
Harvard has an agreement with Yale
and Princeton for this limitation.
Harvard and Yale were beaten and
Princeton was tied last Saturday.
At least one eastern winning streak
on the gridiron will stand tomorrow
for another week, Cornell with four
victories by overwhelming scores. will
keep its slate clean as a result Of
idleness.
Don't bring the baby" is the plea
made to So 900 fans who will see the
Illinois-Michigan game at Urbana.
The management says experience has
shown that unless there are seat tick |
cts for children. even down 10 infants |
in arms, seat neighbors are discorn-
NODDED.
Members Of the Cardinals and
Tigers, finishing in fourth place in
the major league races, share in the
worlds series players pool, ss491.11
ging to each club. Commissioner
Lands mailed checks to the players
today, each receiving s292.S0.
Coaches, trainer and travelling see.
Rotary Of the Cardinals received full
shares, while the Tigers split two
shares equally to take care Of Owen
Carroll, collegian pitcher. who join
ed the club late in the season, the
travelling secretary and two men in
the office. Bill Warwick. new Car.
dinal catching star, gets a full
share.
A throng that seems certain 10
each 10000 and may even eclipse the
ssemblage which witnessed the dedi- |
alton Of the Ohio Stadium three
ears ago, already appears assured Of |
attending the Ohio State-Illinois |
,ame at Columbus. November 81. In
crest in the came is heightened. since
{ is the annual homecoming fray. by |
he fact that il will make the final |
appearance Of Red Grange as a /
Western Conference player, and as a
result Of Ohio States improved show.
ng this year.
The story that Luis Firpo NAV
meet Floyd johnson in Buenos Airs |
Z the pieces remain intact after John
sons meeting with Harrv Wills. is /
sonevhst exaggerated. Firpo wires.
Luis had no thoughts Of returning 10 |
the ring at this time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

The United States has found sec
tional qualifications successful in It's
national open tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

The story that Luis Firpo may
meet Floyd johnson in Buenos Airs
II the pieces remain intact after John
sons meeting with Harrv Wills. is
somewhat exaggerated. Firpo wires.
Luis had no thoughts of returning 10
the ring at this time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

From the ranks of Rutgers stu.
dent walters, William II. Dalton Of
Long Branch. y. j.. has been pro
NOTED to fullback on the varsity
eleven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

Don't bring the baby is the plea
made TO $1,000 fans who will see the
Illinois-Michigan game at Urbana.
The management says experience has
shown that unless there are seat tick
cts for children. even down 10 infants
in arms, seat neighbors are discorn-
NODDED.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

AT least one eastern winning streak
on the gridiron will stand tomorrow
for another week, Cornell with four
victories by overwhelming scores. will
keep its slate clean as result Of
idleness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

Harvard's committees on the reg
ulation of athletic sports questions
the ACCESSIBILITY of forbidding foot-
ball training before September 10
Harvard has an agreement with Yale
and Princeton for this limitation.
Harvard and Yale were beaten and
Princeton was tied last Saturday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-08-05
GEORGE KATZ & son


Mrs. F. B. Robinson. Mrs. Charles
Maxell and Mrs. 6. W. Polling spent
several DAYS at Pen Mar. Pa.
Mr. w +. Moreland has been on a
visit 10 Niagara Falls. and Canada,
and points in New York State. going
as far as Toronto. Canada.
Miss Gladys Ely. Of Washington.
has been spending a week with her
aunt. Miss Rena B. Bane. at their
home in the county.
Mrs. N. G. Stevens and daughter
of Huntsville. Ala. have been visit
ing Mrs. Philip Porterfield.
Mrs. Charles Reininger and son
Eddie. of Hagerstown, Nd. are Wis
iting friends in Charles Town. and
eor Tbo,1oo Dafnfprar II