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Keeps Step With Mary.

I IMMEDIATELY upon completion OF
Don O." which probably will be
finished within the next month, Doug
las Fairbanks Will begin another
production. What this new picture
is to be has not yet been decided, but
indications are that it will be an
original rather than an adaptation OF
either novel or play
The main reason the star has de-
cided upon this policy is that by the
time he completes Don Q" Mary
Pickford will be only we'll started on
Little Annie Roonie," which would
leave Doug theoretically twiddlins
his fingers until she finished her pro-
duction.
Doug never twiddles his fingers
theoretically or otherwise, so the only
course open to him was to do another
picture in order TO keep in step with
hts wife.
IF they come out even on the COM
pletion of their respective pictures,
they will probably then call It a day
for the year 1925 and go abroad once
more for a holiday.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
SAVOY.

Today. Cheap Kisses" and Cliff
Eowes in 'Merrymakers"; tomorrow
Richard Talmadge in Laughing at
Danger" and comedy, Blue Blood;
Tuesday. Agnes Ayres in "Tomor-
rows Love; Wednesday, Baby Peggy
in Capt. January" and Jimmy
Adams in ''The Goofy Age: Thurs.
day, Pola Negri in East of Suez," "
and 'Hysterical History; comedy,
The Prehistoric Age; Friday, Buff
falo Bill, jr., in Bringing Home the
Bacon" Bert Roach in Horse Play"
and The Great Circus Mystery" No.
3; Saturday, Y. Canutt in "Scar
Hanan." and Harry Langdon in Feet
of Mud" "
Evening star., 1925-04-26

the battle for existence, these super
dreadnaughts came out a poor Sec
ond compared to the lighter flyers. In
an attack from the carniyorous tyr
annosaurus or allosaurus the very
size of the water reptiles spelled their
doom, where the pterodactyls were
safe If they had time TO take to the
air.
Paleontologists say that the winged
dinosaurs continued to exist thou
sands of centuries after the last
water cousin had been eaten up.
First National brings all these
species to life in "The Lost World"
a film version Of A. Conan Doyle's
story, now showing at a Broadway
theater
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The Wings Win.

WAY back 100000 BIC. Dame
Nature proved what Gen. Mitch
is superior to the mighty dread
naught.
During this period OF natures COL
orful career she was experimenting
with the dinosaurs. To the pterodac-
tyI species of dinosaur she gave
wings. Some of these flying monsters
were bigger than modern scout war
planes. Other species, such as the
brontosaurus, diplodocus and moro
saurus, she consigned to the lakes
and marshes.
But in the greatest war of all time,
Evening star., 1925-04-26
RAPHAEL

Today and tomorrow, Eric Won
Stroheim in Greed" and Aesop's Fa
bfes; Tuesday, House Peters in "The
Tornado" Hysterical Comedy. "Rob.
lnson Crusoe." and Amateur Contest
clock: Wednesday, Madge Bel.
lamy in His Forgotten Wife, and
Charlie Chase in rs Marriage the
Bunk2; Thursday, Baby Peggy in
The Family Secret" Hysterical Com
edy Olympic Games Friday. John
Gilbert in THE Wife of the Centaur." "
Win Rogers in Going to Congress, "
Surprise Night: Saturday, Tom Mix
in North of the Hudson Bay" Jimmy
Aubrey In "Fishy Tail" also Gallon.
ing Hoofs," No. g.
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Next Week. S Photoplays

Next Week S Photoplays
METROPOLITAN = Colleen
Moore, in Sally" film YER
sion of Ziegfeld's musical
show.
COLUMBIA-Marion Davies,
in "Zander. the Great" film
version of Alice Brady's
stage success.
RIALTO-House Peters and
Patsy Ruth Miller, in Head
Winds" Universal-J Jewel
production.
PALACE-Betty Compson, in
New Lives for DID," adapted
from the French play by
Emile Augier.
TIVOLI-"As Man Desires"
isn't Life Wonderful" The
Clean Heart" and "Soft
Shoes"
AMBASSADOR = Colleen
Moore, in Sally; "Pampered
Youth" "The Chorus Lady"
and THE Monster"
CENTRAL = "P ampere d
Youth" Secrets of the
Night" "Charley's Aunt" and
"Enticement."
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Friday. He remained over for tn
Grtdiron dinner.

Friday. He remained over for the
Gridiron dinner.
A new name was added to the ros.
ter of Crandalls musicians last week
when Cecilia O'Dea assumed the du-
ties OF accompanist for the Wiggle
pictures at Crandalls Central and
Home Theaters, sharing honors with
Margaret Libby.
"Crandall Saturday Nighters" last
week and again last night announced
by radio that Harry NJ. Crandall
would award 800 to the person sug-
gesting the most suitable name for a
new residential playhouse TO be erect
ed in the near future at the corner
OF Georgia avenue and Farragut street
northwest. The suggested names must
be mailed TO reach the Crandall exec
utive offices, 934 f street northwest.
not later than May 10. IL the winning
name is submitted by more than one
person the award will be divided.
George Rigas has been selected 10
play the role of Gaal, brother of
the ProdigaI Son. in 1.-The Wanderer," +"
the great Biblical photospectacle.
Europe, plans while there TO visit the
Kleines Theater, in Warsaw, Poland
where she made her first stage ap.
pearance.
Ian Torrence. the 1S-year.old son of
Ernest Terrence, Is working in the
laboratory OF the Paramount studio.
Young Terrence Is starting in at the
bottom and plans to work up to an
executive position in the film in
dustry.
Samuel Goldwyn has engaged
Frances Marion to write the screen
adoption OF THE Dark Angel" the
Broadway play. which he will produce
as q First National picture, with
Wilma Banky, Hungarian actress, and
Ronald Colman in the leads.
Viola Dana, IL is announced, has
been taking gambling lessons to fit
Evening star., 1925-04-26
TAkOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Rod La
Rocque in the THE Golden Bed;
Pathe News; Lloyd Hamilton in Go
ing East; Tuesday. double bill, George
Arliss in "Disraeli'' and Bebe Daniels
in 'Tomorrow's Love-; Wednesday
and Thursday, Lon Clancy and
Norma Shearer in He Who Gets
Slapped: Our Gang comedy, "The
Evening star., 1925-04-26
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Constance
Bennett, George Irving and Myrtle
Stedman, in THE Goose Hangs High,
Lloyd Hamilton, in Jonah Jones" and
Pathe News: Tuesday, Robert Ellis
Gertrude Olmstead and Craufurd Kent
in Lovers Lane Lige ConIey in
Rough and Ready and graphic
scenic; Wednesday and Thursday.
Gibson Gowland, Zasu Pitts and Jean
Hersholt in Greed and Cliff Bowes
in Empty Heads" Friday, Norma
Shearer and Conrad Nagel in "Ex.
cuse Me- Ned Sparks in Low Tide
and Bruce scenic, While the Pot
Boils;' Saturday. Beverly Bayne and
Elliott Dexter in .'The Age of limo
cence," Our Gang comedy. 1.-THE Buc-
cancers" and chapter of "The Rid
die Rider
Evening star., 1925-04-26
YORK.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas Meig.
han In Coming Through" and Jimmie
Adams in Love Goofy": Tuesday, Betty
Compson in "Ramshackle House" and
comedy. The Mysterious Stranger"
Wednesday, Florence Vidor and Ed
mund Lowe in Barbara Frietchie"
and Cliff Bowes in "Merrymakers" =;
Thursday, Pauline Frederick in
''Smoldering Fires" and Aesop
Fable, IS. O.. s.: Friday. Charlie
Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in THE
Kid" "Hysterical History comedy
and Pathe Review: Saturday, Madge
Bellamy and William Haines in "A
Fool and His Money" Ralph Graves
in Sennett's The Plumber" and
Idaho" No. g.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, James Kirk
wood and Anna @. Nilsson in THE
Top of the World" Aesops Fables
and news events. Tuesday. Dorothy
Mackaill in What Shall | Do: I'm
perial comedy, Her Ball and Chain:
educational, Corsica the Beautiful
Wednesday and Thursday, Adolphe
Menjou in Molnar's THE Swan, -
Century comedy. Black Bricks" >;
news and newspaper fun: Friday.
Fred Thompson in Dangerous Cow
ard" Charles Chase in Are Husbands
Human; chapter 3. Idaho: Satur-
day, return engagement Peter Pan, -
chapter of "Galloping Hoofs."
Evening star., 1925-04-26

her for her role in Frank Lloyd's
new pitcure, winds of Chance" a
film verison Of Rex Beach's' famous
story, in which she plays the part of
Rouletta Kirby, woman faro dealer
in the Alaskan gold-rush days.
Barbara La Marr was chosen as
the favorite screen actress of Prince
ton University in the annual election
conducted by the Daily Princetonian,
which will issue a special Barbara La
Marr number.
Dorothy Sebastian, brunette beauty
of Birmingham, Ala, has quit George
Whites Scandals" to play a featured
role in Frank Lloyd's new First Ma
tfonal picture, winds of Chance"
Screen tests are said to indicate a
promising film future for Miss Sebas-
tan. who is just 1s years old.
Jack Mulhall will play the leading
male role opposite Corinne Griffith
in the picture version of Edna Fer
bers Classified" Charles Murray
also has been engaged for a part in
the production.
THE Sea Woman" adapted from a
play by Willard Robinson, is to be-
come a First National picture. An
nouncefnent OF the purchase OF the
film rights has just been made.
Director Sidney Franklin is now
working on the continuity of THE
Twin Sister" which will be Constance
Talmadge's next picture.
Production of 1.-The Lady Who
Lied" adapted from Robert Hichens'
Snake Bite has been launched by
Edwin Carewe in California. In the
cast are Lewis Stone, Virginia Valli,
Edward Earle, Louis Payne and Leo
White.
Corinne Griffith has completed work
in THE Marriage Whirl," an adapta-
ton of j. Hartley Manners play,
The National Anthem
First National has purchased the
screen rights to 1.-The Tidal Wave"
a play by Hutcheson Boyd.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Buccaneers" Friday, Beverly Bayne
in Age Of Innocence" Aesop's
Fables, THE Go-Getters," No. 4;
comedy, Desert Blues; Saturday,
Eleanor Boardman and Peter the
Great in The Silent AcCuser",
Aesops Fables; serial. Riders of the
Plains No. s; comedy, "Lizzies of
the Fields: matinee at 2:l5 pm;
night shows at Z, o; Sundays, 3. and
Q o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
OLYMPIC,

Today and tomorrow, Alice Terry in
"Sackcloth and Scarlet: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Irene Rich and Rod
La ROGUE in The Golden Bed;
Thursday, Norma Shearer and Con
rad Nagel in Excuse Me-; Friday,
Reginald Denny and Mary Astor in
'Oh Doctor!"; Saturday, James Kirk
wood and Madge Bellamy in Secrets
of the Night ("
Evening star., 1925-04-26
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Sydney Chap
Hin i'll "Charley's Aunt" and color
fantasy, The Voice of the Nightin-
gale; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Pauline Frederick. Laura La Plante
and Wanda Hawley in "Smoldering
Fires and Cliff Bowes in Have a
Heart; Thursday, Mary Astor and
Ian Keith in "Enticement," and
Bobby Vernon in Great Guns; Fri
day. Eva Novak and William Fair
banks in Women First" and "Our
Gang comedy, Dog Days; Satur-
day, Shirley Mason in Curly Top"
Sennett's Honeymoon Hardships, y
Lyman Howe Hodge Podge," and
"Idaho." No. Z
Evening star., 1925-04-26
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Doris Kenyon
and Frank Mayo, in "Tf l Marry
Again: Tuesday. Viola Dana and Lew
Evening star., 1925-04-26
LINCOLN-"As Man Desires. 9"

AS Man Desires" drama of In
dia, and the South Seas, to be shown
for the first three days of this week
at the Lincoln Theater. brings Milton
Sllls and Viola Dana in the leading
roles. 1t was directed by Irving
Cummings, who also appears in the
cast. 1t was adapted from Gene
WrtSht's novel, Pandora La Croix' -
Cliff BoWes in "Have a Heart" and
Kilograms also will be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, will be
seen The Denial" with Claire Wind
sor. Bert Roach, William Haines, Ed
ward Connolly, Lucille Ricksen and
Robert AGnew, also Sennett's Liz
zies of the Field" a Lyman II. Howe
Hodge Podge" and 1.-The Lady
Bird Friday and Saturday, Metro
Goldwyn's production, "The Monster"
starring Lon Clancy, supported by
Gertrude Olmstead, Hallam Cooley
knute Erickson and Ethel Wales, and
Lloyd Hamilton in Hooked" a new
issue of the Screen Almanac and the
seventh installment of Idaho"
Evening star., 1925-04-26
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Pauline Fred
erick, Wanda Hawley and Laura La
Plante in 'Smoldering Fires" and
Cliff Bowes in Have a Heart;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sydney
Chaplin in "Charley's Aunt" and
color fantasy, THE Voice of the
Nightingale: Thursday, Betty Comp
son in 'Ramshackle House." and Lige
Conley in Hello, Hollywood; Fri
day, Shirley Mason in Curly Top
Sennett's Bull and Sand" and Ly-
man Howe Hodge Podge"; Saturday,
Eva Novak and William Fairbanks in
Women First juvenile comedy,
wildcat Willie" and Idaho" No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
HOME.

Today. Colleen Moore in 80 Big
and Earl Hurd's "Broadcasting to-
morrow, Elaine Hammerstein in THE
Midnight Express" and Walter HERS
in "A Fat Chance: Tuesday. Naz;-
nova and Milton Sills in THE Ma
donna of the Streets" and Aesop
Fable, IS. O. s.; Wednesday. Flor
ence Nidor and Warner Baxter in
Christine of the Hungry Heart" and
Cliff Bowes in Welcome Danger
Thursday, Alma Rubens and Frank
Mayo in THE Price She Paid and
Lige Conley in Fast and Furious"
Friday, Richard Talmadge in Laugh
ing at Danger" and Mack Sennett' s
Wandering Waistlines'; Saturday,
Maurice Lefty Flynn in 20. L.
West. Our Gang" in buccaneers
and Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge. -
Evening star., 1925-04-26
CENTRAL-"The Beloved Brute.

William Russell, Marguerite De La
Motto, Victor McIaglen, stuart
Holmes and Mary Alden are in the
cast 10 be seen the first two days
OF TINS week at Crandall's Central
Theater in THE Beloved Brute" a
p Nltagraph production, together with
Lloyd Hamilton in Half a Hero:
tuesday and Wednesday. Constance
Iaimadge and Antonio Moreno. in
flfst Nationals Learning To Love"
also Ralph Graves in THE. Plumber;
! ! 1hurSday and Friday, Doris Kenyon,
Ronald Colman. Aileen Pringle. Alec
b Francis and Claude Gillingwater
IN "A Thief in Paradise" and Cliff
BoWes in ship Shape: Saturday;
honas Meighan, supported by Lila
Lee and Wallace Berry, in Coming
Through" and a juvenile comedy
wildcat Willie"
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Corinne Griffith has completed work
in THE Marriage Whirl." an adapta-
ton of j. Hartley Manners play,
The National Anthem"
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Photoplays This Week

Cody. in Revelation; Wednesday,
Eleanor Boardman. John Gilbert,
Aileen Pringle in wife of the Cen
taur": Thursday, showing, and 9
pm, Cecil B. De Mile, in THE Golden
Bed" with Rod La ROGUE and Vera
Reynolds; Friday, James Kirkwood
and Norman Shearer, in Broken
Barriers; Saturday, Buster Keaton,
In The Navigator"
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Filmograns.

Continued from Third Page)
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FAVORITE.

Today. Lon Chaney in HE Who
Gets Slapped" Will Rogers in Don't
Park Here; tomorrow. Baby Peggy in
THE Family Secret" Fox News, also
amateur contest, o'clock; Tuesday,
William Farnum in wolves of the
Night" comedy, SHOULD Landlords
Live: Wednesday, Daughters of the
Night; Mack Sennett's Little Robin
so Corkscrew," also Surprise Night;
Thursday, William Desmond in The
Big Timber" Charlie Chase in ''Is
Marriage the Bunk?'': Friday, Lefty
Flynn in Breed of the Boarder," also
The Go-Getters.' - THE Going of Cum
ing; Saturday, Jack HoXie in Eight
ing Fury" Jimmie Aubrey in "Fishy
Tail" also "Galloping Hoofs,'' No. ..
Evening star., 1925-04-26

First National has purchased the
screen rights to 1.-The Tidal Wave,
a play by Hutcheson Boyd.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Pola Negri, who recently arrived in
Europe, plans while there TO visit the
Kleines Theater, in Warsaw, Poland,
where she made her first stage ap-
pearance.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
.AMBASSADOR-"New Toys"

Richard Barthelmess. supported by
his wife, Mary Hay, will be the star
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of this week, in First
Nationals production of New TOYS" j"
which will be shown at CrandalIs S
Metropolitan throughout the week.
Cliff BoWes in ship Shape" news
reels and pipe organ music will
complete the bill Wednesday and
Thursday, Claire Windsor, Bert
Iytell, Doris Kenyon and Cullen
Lands in First Nationals Born
Rich" and a "Hysterical History"
comedy, Paul Revere; Friday, Harry
Carey in Soft Shoes" with Lillian
Rich. also a juvenile comedy. wild
cat Willie; Saturday, William Russell
and Marguerite De La Motto in Vita
graphs The Beloved Brute" sup
ported by Victor McLaglen. Mary
Alden and Stuart Holmes, also Mack
Sennett's Bull and Sand" with the
eighth installment of Idaho" at
matinee only.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Director Sidney Franklin is now
working on the continuity of THE
Twin Sister" which will be Constance
Talmadge's next picture.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

sGiHllAIHHIHHHliHHBBllIHiHIH.HIlI
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The Home OF Perfect Entertainment
Evening star., 1925-04-26

THE Sea Woman" adapted from a
play by Willard Robinson. is to be,
come First National picture. An
nouncement Of the purchase of the
film rights has just been made.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

and Norman Shearer. in Broken
Barriers; Saturday, Buster Keaton,
in The Navigator"
DUMBARTON.
Today, Claire Adams and James
Kirkwood, in "The Painted Flapper"
tomorrow, Mary Philbin, in THE Cal
ETY. Girl; Tuesday, Darwin Was
Right; Wednesday and Thursday,
Alice Terry, Conway Tearle and Wal
lace Beery, in The Great Divide;
Friday. Betty Compson and Adolphe
Menjou, in Fast Set; Saturday, An
tonic Moreno, in THE Border Legion.
EMPIRE.
Today and tomorrow. Dorothy
Mackaill and Pat OMalley in "The
Mine With the Iron Door; comedy,
THE Girl Halter" and Topics of the
Day on Sunrey only: Tuesday and
Wednesday, ana Q. Nilsson in The
Top of the World" and comedy
Felix Pinches the Pole; Thursday
and Friday. Dorothy Mackain in
The Painted Lady," comedy Paul
Revere" and Fox News on Thursday
only; Saturday Ben Wilson in THE
Desert Hawk" comedy, THE Mys-
terious Stranger" Fox News and
kiddies' matinee surprise party.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Continued from, Third Page.)

days of this week at Crandall's Tivoli
Theater, featuring Alice Calhoun,
Charlotte Merriam, Cullen Lands,
Sen Alexander and Allan Forrest. sup
ported by Wallace Mcdonald and
Aggie Herring. Ben Turpin in "Rasp-
berry Romance" news reels and pipe
organ music are added features.
Tuesday and Wednesday Thomas
Il. lnce's production, "Enticement," !"
with Mary Astor, Ian Keith and Give
Brook, together with Lloyd Hamilton
in Half d Hero" and Lyman II.
Howe Hodge Podge"; Thursday and
Friday, May McAvoy. Jack Mulhall.
Barbara Bedford, Myrtle Stedman and
George Fawcett in Universals THE
Mad Whirl,' also Hal Roach's High
Society," featuring our gang" and a
scenic study of Rome; Saturday,
Curly Top" William Foxs screen
version Of the story by Thomas Burke
starring Shirley Mason, supported by
Wallace Mcdonald and Warner GLAND
and Mack Sennett's Water Wagons;
q "SpOrtlight' and idaho No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Viola Dana. 1t is announced, has
been taking gambling lessons to fit
Evening star., 1925-04-26

George Rigas has been selected to
play the role of Gaal, brother of
the ProdigaI Son. in THE Wanderer."
the great Biblical photospectacle.
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Amateur Show
Is Billed for
Friday Night

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strange things lie viii defy the
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TEAM is OUT
FOR REVENGE

PITTSBURG. Nov, 2s,-S,ate col.
lege, regarded as tho underdog, IN.
,yaded Pitt stadium today Tor is
Encounter with the University OF
Pittshurg and was ready 20 over.
come tho string o. five successive
defeats which !, has been handed out
since 1918. Weather conditions were
favorable TO a good game and a
crowd Of $1,000 was on hand.
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Name SUdn
as Card
Pilot
Stanford Line Star Will
Lead Team During
1926 Season

CTANFoRp UNIVERSITY, Cal.
- Nov. gs.-Frcd A. Swan, guard.
VIII head the "a. ttnala next year.
having been elected captain az a
meeting Of tho varsity squad
Swan Is married and lives IN P0i0
Alto, Ills work az the guard posi-
ton. after he got started thla season,
,rna declared excellent
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Tijuana Racing
Season Starts
With Big Entry

GAN DIEGO Cal. Nov 26-The
- ~blr day Tor Western turtdom
has arrived The FIRST batch OF
horses 20 set The annual winter
race meet Of the Tijuana Jockey
club IN motion viii De sent away
trom the barrier this afternoon
weather conditions promise 90 be
Ideal Tor tho opening Fears that
rain the early part OF the week
would slow up tho track wcro dis-
pclles today when Il was ascertain
ga that yesterdays warm sun had
put the course I'm excellent condi-
lion.
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Pennsylvania
Favorite to
Beat Cornell
DHlLADELPHIA. Nov 26.-UI

DHiI,ADELpHIA. Nov 2s.-un.
i der clear skies and in a lAte No
yembcr chit Cornell ana pennsyl.
ganig met on Franklin field this art.
crnoon IN the send renewal OF their
football series. so richly cncioakSd
with tradition.
Tho dope would DO sent splitting II
either team should score an over
whelmlng victory. Tho traditional
rivals appeared evenly matched.
aitho che Pennsylvania Jlovau was
a slight f1voF.se iB the betting,
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HELEN WILLS
TO JOURNEY

DERIsLEY. Cal, Nov. sd.-iiel.
ID en- wills. American tennis
champion, II going to France BE-
hopes OF meeting suzanne lSngien,
French star. across the nets
Tho youthful University % Call
fornm player wiIl leave early In
January, accompanied hy her moth.
or. Il was announced today
Hcsides playing tennis IN several
French tournaments and ~ Tho
Wimbledon classic. Miss WINS Will
spsnd several weeks pursuing her
art studiCH and night seeing
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PLAY FINAL GAME

NEW YORK. Nov. &c with
porfec, football weather prevailing
Columbia aud Syracuse lined up AZ
ilF Polo grounds today for their laFt
Nlmn nt ID. araann
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GONZAGA AND
M. A. G. CLASH

PORTLAND. ore. Nov, Z6.--Cold
Thanksgiving weather greeted this
donzasa and Mul,nomah club foot
ball teams here for their game this
Afternoon.
The club team Is rated an tho best
Tor several years. while ConEaga +
completing n fairly successful eea-
son. Fans arc expecting 20 rea a
close game. sltho tho college team Il
the rayurita.
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nREGnN rTTI.E GAME

ALBANY. ORC, Nov. 26.--Llurald
college OF McAiinnvllls and Aibsny
college met at football here Tor the
willamette valley championship to-
,laN
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There have been punts and punts.
But when II comes TO figuring tho
longest OF the 1895 season. tho Do,
mon s,atistieiana mus, reckon with
one msdo IN tho game between Mar.
quette university and the Navy
early in oc,oler by Bob pemollns.
Marquette quarterback. II Is stm
going.
Favored by n high wind. 90.
mile gallo. Dcmollag stood on hts
own sayard stripe on Faragut
field. Annapolis. and puntcd TO
Nays i5,yard line The kiel, sailed
over The Middle safety. hit tho
ground and. carried on az hish
speed by the wind, bounded beyond
the goal posts. on another Is yards
20 the severn river by which Il
was carried into Chesapeake bay
and on 10 tho Atlantic ocean.
Late November reports have Il
that pumolng's punt has PASSED
safely tltru the fansns Canal aud
is headed FOR China,
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After piiDs up Is bis lead In the
first two rounds. Cuf.e slumped In
the third while Anderson rallied In
me fourth, both fighters were doing
lot % pungh.nE AZ the start or
the firth. Ciitc caught Anderson
flush on tho chin with an uppereut
ana ssht him down Tor tho count
Angelo Constantine Of Seattle. was
5arV,I for stal,lus 10 The third round
OF his rght with Se1lty Insster