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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

Happened. The i.adv Mouse had been
carrying, rs do real Indies, \ bag;
only hers was a paw bag insicad Of
a hand bag. It WAS old and worn
WAS this paw bag, made from the
"hitr bark Of birch tree. and the
bottom had worn through aud drop
ped off.
Uncle Wiggilv helped the Lady
Nous" pick NJ her school keys, her
handkerchief, some papers, chunk
Of nibbling cheese and Il little bottle
"ith a rubber bah fastened to it.
Did YOU take this away from
81 me one in school today - asked
the rabbit, holding up the rubber
hall bottle.
"Oh, no, answered the Lady
Monsc, "That is MY perfume spray
cr. II is filled with pcrfuucd water
and ! spray it on my handkerchief
row and then, and she blushcd
li.tlc.
No need to blush.' laughed Tn.
clc Wiggily. "Most ladies use per.
fnmc. like il myself. " and he gave
the ball pinch 50 that some Of the
sweet smelling water sprayed on
his pink, twinkling nose and ticKlcd
. But you need "A new paw bag,
Lady Mousc.'
eyes. know it, said the ami.
NAL children 5 school teacher. =" But
! shall have to make this answer
until next term
Uncle WGgily didn't say 1any
more as helped the Lady Mouse pick
up the things that had fallen from
ler wOrn-ont bag, but he was doing
much thinking. And what he
thought was this:
"The Lady Mouse is poor. She
isn t paid much for teaching in tn"
Hollow Stump school. She can I buy
new bag, but l will make her one.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
CROWN AND CHURCH LAND
TO BE SOLD FOR FARMS

STOCKHOLM, May 12.-In order
10 appcasc the land huger of Swcd-
en- 5 surplus population, movement
to split up the government 5 own
land, the church domains and the
historic estates of the nobility IS
gaining hcadway in the riksdag.
Sweden is still relatively thinly
settled country and since the normal
population outlet of about 10000 a
year has been cut down by the Amer
lean quota law to less than one half,
bread must be found for the re-
mainder within the country itself.
y bill to prepare for the sale Of
government land for cultivation has
just been passed by both chambers
Of the riksdag, and another to per
nit tho sale or exchange of church
property is pending.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
THEATERS
VAILEY.-"T Three Wecks,' an

Valley Three Wecks,' and
Ills Hour were both splendid OF.
fcrings. But Elinor Glynn has top
ped them both in this newest. "The
Only Thing, coming to the Valley
thcatcr tonight, 1t is said.
The action takes place during the
four days spent together by a hand
some young English Duke and a
northern princess of great beauty
and charm before the latter ) mar
riagc to an old and dccrepit king of
the country-Chekia. The duke has
met the princess upon arriving at
the court of the King Of Chekia.
whore he is representing the king OF
England at the nuptial ceremonies.
The duke finds himself involved
/ in Il great affair of the heart. He
desires the princess. She too
loves him to such an extent that
She almost abandons all for him
for he wants her TO flee with him
to England. But duty represents
big thing in hcr life and she knows
snc mus. 70 through with
The plans to marry the king,
thereby gaining an alliance with
Chekia for her country.
There are secret meetings IN the
boudoir of the princess. There are
scenes with the duke pleading with
the princess and telling her of his
love.
There has uc.cr been such n love
story and the tempo of it from be-
ginning to end is perfectly timed,
d those who have seen the picture
aver.
Tho east is headed by Eleanor
boardman aud Conrad Nagel. Miss
Boardman brings ncw personality
TO the screen. She wears n blonde
v ig aud make II most beautiful fIiI
haired heroine. AS 'hc princess she
represents in type those Mr.. Grimm
and Mr. Anderson must ba,c hal
n mind when they unravclled their
fair tales, which 10 date have liv.
I'd through two generations. Her
dramatic ability is proven in the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD 3. GARIs
Copyright, 1926. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
GREEN BAG

Hopping along through the woods
onc afternoon, uncic Wiggily heard
rustling in the bushes behind him,
and stopped to listen.
"But perhaps / had better not
stop thought the gentleman a
II oment later. This may be one
of the bad chaps coming after me. :
He was about to hop on but, all of
a sudden, he heard Il little, gentle
>queaking voice eXclaim:
"Oh. dear! The bottom has fallen
out and everything is spilled. -
cha, | know that voice" said
Uncle Wiggily wit ha laugh. 1T
ism t that of a bad chap. It's tine
Lady Mouse Teacher from the Hol-
low Stump school, unless don t
know my lesson!'
But the rabbit knew this lesson,
al any rate, for it was the Lady
Mouse Teacher and there She stood
behind mulberry bush, looking
very sad as she seemed to, BE- pick
ing things up from off the ground
What is the matt,r, Lady
Mousse asked Unclc rWigeiIy.
From what has the bottom drop,
ped and what is all spilled ?''
The bottom ha, dropped out Of my
paw bag, exclaimed the Lady
Mouse and all the things | carry
in it are spillcd-my keys, my
handkerchief, 4 bit of nibbliug
cheese and-and other things, she
said with q cute little blush "
Uncle Wiggily hoped over beside
the mulberry bush and SAW what had
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
WHAT PEOPLE LIVE For

The serious occupation Of the American people is
auction bridge.
1t isn't only that people play it, frequently and
numerously They actually read books about it, any
book store will testify And when people will buy and
study books any question: after they beyond the
compulsory school age, they are seriously interested
indeed.
Bridge columns in the newspapers and magazines,
too Bridge tournament. Bridge dope by radio.
Bridge talks everywhere.
Oh we'll. If it isn't one thing, its bound to be
another Yet with life comparatively short and grow
ing richer all the time in this glorious age of the
world; with years rolling around quicker and every
spring loveier than the BEFORE with woods and
fields and garden calling; with million pleasant and
profitable things to do and sect does seem just
bit dumb to spend much time energy and enthus-
a mere tinle-ker that will be passed up next
season for something else.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
PACIFIC OILS EARNINGS
FOR 1925 SHOW INCREASE

i. san FRANCISCO. MAY II. =
Gross earnings from the 1925 opera
tions Of the Pacific Oil company
were 1924, ,024.l7, representing au
incerase of approximately $780, 900
over earnings for the preceding year
according to a report issued by the
company today. Net profit total
led $l7,397 1912, about $5.0O0,e00
! abovc the 1924 total. according TO
the report.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Nav 10. 1911

Mis-, Charles Pcakc of Minneap-
Is is soending two wr"ks with Mrs.
II. y. Dyke at Imperial" :"
u. T.. Cannon ,odav retired from
the agency of the Wells Fargo cx-
press company to give his entire
time to the Standard Oil company
agency. He is succeeded by ". II.
Daniels, a young married man, who
resigned a position with the Santa
Re at Claremont to accept the posi-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
ROOSEVELT CABIN
TO BECOME MUSEUM

/ BISMARCK, y. D., May l2-Land- y
scapins which will reproduce the
original setting in the Bad Lands
will be undertaken on the grounds
surrounding the Roosevelt cabin at
the capitol here. The cottage which
the late Col. Theodore Roosevelt oc-
cupied when as a young man he
came to North Dakota to seek health
was moved here from the Roosevelt
ranch near Mcdora. Formal opening
will be held on June 10. Five thou
sand tourists visited the cabil last
year. \ Roosevelt Museum has been!
started.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
Auto Victims
Ask For $4,000

NISALIA, Cal. May l2.-ts the
result of an automobile crash. Eu
gene Howard and William Watts of
Ni>alia have filed suits asking to-
tai Of S45,0o0 damages from the San
Queutin Baking company of Fresno.
\ crash in which the complaiuamts
were damaged was attributed TO the
negligence of a driver for the bak-
ing company.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
TEN YEARS AGO
MAJ 10 1Q1S

Howard p. Meyer returned yes
tcrday from business trip to Los
Angeles. -
Fred Guuterman of Calcxico
vas business visitor in the citv -
a. Ross and Stuart, prominct groc-
cry men for the past five years
tndav sold their business to j. C..
Brooks Of Ocean Beach and Holdam
Stuart -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

l will make her a fine, new green
paw bag
No sooner said than done! Uncle
Wiggily next day picked a large bur
dock plant leaf. He folded this up
in the shape of an. animal lady 5
paw bag and then he had the tailor
bird sew the edges with strong grass
threads.
On the outside of the green bag
the Bunny gentleman and Mrs. Spin
Spider weave design in silk cob.
web pattern, until il looked just like
something that could be brought in
the fifteen and sixteen cent store.
That afternoon, when tn, new baG
was finished, Uncle Wiggily took it
IT, the Hollow stump school. Classes
ere Just being let ont when he
lopprd in and gave the present to
thhc Lady Mouse
ION, a new green bag for me.
low loNclN,' she squcaNtd. "Anl
y new handkerchief, and n new pjcr"
@ : cheese and new squirtcr bottle
O. rcrfumcd watcr,' she cried, clap
'i"" her paws. "Oh, how wonder
ful,'
She took out the hottie RI pcrfum
rd water aud just then, all of a sud.
Grn, the Hollow Stump school caught
fine from a little Lightning bug, who
was just learning to fly, aud who
t0mbied down on the roof.
Fire, Fire, Fire.' shouted TIA"
animal children. Call the, eng lines,
:" BE calm, my dears.' squeaked
the Lady Mouse. l will put out tn
tirc with the perfume squirtcr Tn
de Wiggilv gave me in my green
bag!' Aud she did. One squirt and
the lightning bug fire was out.
. Then everybody was happy, and
YOU see it is good thing the bunny
gentleman gave the Lady Mouse ("
green bag. And if the littlc dog IN
thr picture docsn t jump through the
glass TO chase the eat on the back
fence. II tell YOU next about Tn
clc Wiggily and the May Bug,
Anthracite trouble 5 settled. DE
rided mine owners deserved NOR"
money for their employees work.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
Looking Backward
What tbs Press files tell of In-
perial Valley for this date
in past years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Ma,y 10 1Q0S

The MAY shirt waist ball given
ia the new store room IN the Holt
Block. was a splendid affair in cv-
every way. Nearly TO couples
from all parts of the valley were
present. \ number Of people were
up from Imperial. coming in a hay
wagon, making a merry party, IN
decd. "
M. p. Harris, q. Titus, Louis
Enapply and Fred Baker of Holt
vile, drove over to Calexico and en-
loved a pleasant ride. y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

a story of. dare devil motor cop
is on the same program.
PAL4ACE.-Despitc the tact that
'"Thc Greater Glory June Ma
this, great supcrfeaturc, which
will be shown at the Palace thcatcr,
b, ginning tomorrow, deals entirely
with Vienna during and after the
war, there is not single so-callcd
war scene in the entire production.
One of the episodes shows the
army Of the former glorious Aus
trian empire going off to war. But
of actaul scenes showing fighting
at the front there are none.
"The Greater Glory" is an adap,
tation of Nicnnesc Medley, y ccic.
bratcd novel by Edith o Shaugh,
rcssy, wife of the American am
bassador ut Vienna. The screen
! production was carried out along
colossal lines. More than ycat
was spent by Miss Mathis and u
large company i'll filming the vari'
Gus scenes.
Tho poignant story traces tn,
fortunes of typical wrl-to.dc
Viennesc family. 1t follows then
from prosperity to poverty to tn,
/, beginning Of a rehabilitation. Tn,
central figure in the epic drama is
a kindly maiden aunt, aris'ncratir
unworldly and intensely sympathetic
! to all the ills about her.
! The finding Of an actress to talk
! this role vas attended with the ut
most difficulty. and lucy Ecau
mont, well known on the stage, wa,
se lcctcd only after more than 3D'
! character women had failed TO I'll
all the demands of the part.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

These are the days every question
mark in hoy's lesson looks more
like q fish hook to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12
NOMINATE POSTMASTER
FOE SACRAMENTO, CALF

WASHINGTON, May l2.-TheI
Senate late yesterday confirmed the
nomiua ton Of Harold j. McCurry to
be postmaster al Sacramento, CaliS
fornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

\ bride : beauty i, greatly en-
danced by choosing ugly brides
maids.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

After scrubbing the front porch
put out a smallpox sign 50 people
went track it All up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

Failing to pay your grocery bill
viii keep YOU from eating too hcay-
1lv during the coming warm spell.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

y deeply emotional scenes she is called
upon TO portray. 80
! Lefty Flynn in Speed Wild, }"
a story of a dare. devil motor cop
is on the same program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

Anthracite trouble 5 settled. DE
cided mine owners deserved NOR"
money for their employees work.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-12

Applaudig a a movie is safe
They can t give an encore.
Evening star., 1926-04-18

you would your strength you might try this home
Spring afternoon Gust LESSEE the underneath
New York from Greece recently order show what he
could do The chap with the sedge breaking soopound
Evening star., 1926-04-18
18. 1926.

At right: Mar
garet Severn
and Leona Ho-
garth. appear
ing in Eugene
O'Neil"s play,
"TheGreatG God
Brown" "in New
York, w e a r
Benda masks.
Miss Severn is
the first dancer
to use the masks
on the stage.
Wide World Photo.
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Lost and Found

HAT box, small, containing swim. acces-
series, Sat, Walnut Gardens. Web. 607lS
LOST-Airedale; long hair: with brown
50 MARKINGS; wore N, collar; answers 10
LOST. Nose Glasses; reward. Randolph
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2-CAR garage .2146 College Ave. ReasC
able. Ran. 3S45.
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PARTY who picked up white fox terrier
at Broad Ripple Park Wednesday. eve
ming. to avoid trouble. call Wash. 2123.
MIR. Hurley. Baby's pet. -
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Acreage for Sale
Cottage Park on the River
Farms for Sale


40 AND "a acres. both have good s.
room houses, and outbuildings; fine wa
ter, each have fine commercial orchards
which will pay 10eo interest on the in
vestment. 25 miles of Indianapolis, near
for the 40. SIS 5000 for the 54: special bar
gains; take no trade: have all sizes and
kinds of farms for sale at spectacular
gains; now is the time to buy a farm.
W. ii. HENDERSON,
MOOresVille Ind q
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Death Notices

WISHMEIER. CHRISTIAN F.-Beloved
husband of Emella Wishmeier, passed
away at $3.50 a. M, July 80 FRIENDS may
day afterpoon and evening. Funeral serTyo
ice. Monday Aug. 2. at 2 r; M; az tne
gelical Lutheran Church. Friends In
vited.
/. o. o. F.-Membefs of Northwestern
Lodge number S07, !; Q. O. F.. VIII as
Monday, Aug. 2, to attend Nuneral OF
Brother Charles Godfrey from bll% Carvei
fSignedn John E. HARTEN. Secretary.
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Building and Contracting

WE MAKE repairs and improvements on
NANCE homes. CIVIC REALTY CO, 136
N: Dela. Lin. $3.50; eve. Ken. 4247
w. and r. ELECT. Co; House wiring and
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You Expect to Own Your Home Sometime-Good Offerings Today
Business Places for Rent
Garages for Rent

SHELBY. 1909: . storerooms. 2Ox55: rm.
rear; garage. Inq. 1921 Shelby.
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Gard of Thanks


CARD OF THANKS-We desire to take
neighbors and many friends for The. kind
treatment and assistance rendered during
the illness and death of c. b. ..(Bernlel
Whiteman, member of the Indianapolis
Fire. Department. Especially Captasl, Chill
ders and memoirs of Engine CO., No. =.
The chief and assistants. fremen's quar-
apolis fire department; the Indianapolis
police department, the police and fireman s
ton and Mrs. May Grennan, Dr.. C. L. Mar;
latt, DR.. p. i. McCrown and doctors and
nurses at the Methodist Hospital. the ReD'
w. H. Kendall. X. p. Lodge No. 36,
Loyal Order Moose No. II, .Flanner & Bu-
chanan funeral directors, Mailers Upl1n
No, 10, publisheT and employees OF Inc
newsboys; also the many beautiful flowers
(Signedl
ANNA NJ WHITMAN, mother.
HERBERT G.. WHITMAN. brother
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1926 Crosby st.

Paved street. close t. town. s. p. shops
and yards; four rooms, bath, for t225O; :
the paving paid for; has all modern
eonycniences; for sale for 900 cash and
$50 month. owner. J. G. Kirby Jr. Cr
1925.
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NEAR ARMY POST
Bargain Specials
South Side Cottage

-Four rooms and sleeping porch. bath.
sewers, lights and watsr. reduced from
$3.50 to $1,000; small ccsh payment. bal
ance monthly. 205 Parker Ave. off $.
Presa. Mis-. 1866.
TRADE equity six-ToOm house, w. Com.
merce st., three blocks i.-G. ~. for
smaller suburban property, South Side.
Call Monday. TT. 37O7-W.
FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow. all con-
veniences. Take lot or auto a. part
payment Easy terms. owner Travis
S2is-J. 1915 LeaL
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North Side Solid Brick

Large cement tile front porch, Attrac-
tive front entrance to large reception
hall. large living room. mosaic manteIed
fireplace, tile hearth, oak floors special
~ designed double entrance to dining
rom lSx2O. large convenient kitchen.
service porch and servants quarters,
handsome stairway to four largo cool
bedrooms, two sleeping porches. snow
white tile bath. base tub. pedestal lava
tory, double garage. lot 10Oxl50, sacri'
flee price. Shown by appointment Mr.
Ezell, TT. 6g7O-w. with T. u. Rife,
Resltor, 3i2-1I Bedell Bldg. CT. 1917.
NEW two-story. eight-room house, on
schIey Ave. In new addition. owner,
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Now or never means tnaj you hau
better choose now ana eliminate thc
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HOMES

We are Offering some Of the fines,
bargains ever presented IN san Antonio.
II you are looking for = home 30 viii
pay you 10 see Us. Wilson Realty Co
800 Medical Arts Bldg. woodIawn EZss-R
DUPLEX bungalow. Beacon HUIi two
three-TDOm apartments bath, garage.
paved street; all improvements; desirable
location. Phone owner, WOodiawn 5z5l-W
foT appointment.
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New bungalow. siE-Toom, modern
throughout. nothing better for the
money; $3.50.
West Huisache Ave. beautiful modern
bungalow. five rooms. bath, all modern
cOnvsniences. $500.
East Huisache Ave new bungalow. all
nice modern cOnveniences, 10 per cent
cash. $3.50.
GEORGE & OFTEN.
3Os Brady Bldg. Or. $40.
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Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill
Dandy Hve-room home, paved street.
JlE lot. servants house, wood house.
garage. bearing fruit trees, etc: reduced
TO $3.50. easy terms. Mrs DibTell, TT.
7lI0 Sunday. WOodlaWn 1867.
FESSELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND
WEST FRENCH CORNER
Bungalow, eight rooms. thTee-p!ece
bath. all kind bullt-ins. two=car ga
rage. servants quarters, Laurel Heights.
$500. Some trade. George & Often.
Ct. 5l4s.
sI&-ROOM house. bath. screened porch,
fouT-p!eee plumbing. fireplace. garages.
In Los Angeles Heights: price $4,000. 800
lash. i25 monthly. Owner. William De-.
Ierman. office TT. T0t3. WOodlawn 500.
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wAST THIS BARGAIN?
New bungalow, five rooms, four-piece
bait breakfast nook, hardwood floors
three rooms. others polished. fireplace,
gas all rooms. hot water. all bulletins,
$1,000. 10 per cent cash, $50 month.
George & often. CT. sifs.
FIVE-ROOM cottage. on tarviated road
1901 Quintana road. South San Antonio
due 1900; will take $500 cash II sold this
week Place worth $500. PruItt Or. 1893
San FERNANDO addition. bargain fof
qulck sale. three rooms, bath. si07J;
part cash, balance Is per month. 40
Thompson place.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE

one ricn acre, house. three rooms and
bath, Furniture. garage. poultry Jersey
Gov fruit trees, roses, home ready 10
occupy. owner leaving state, sacrificing
% $3.50, terms. 1, Z. RobinEou. sos
BOT Wells Blvd
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Don't Pay Rent!
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THAT CAN BE BOUGHT on TERMS
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cnameled woodwork. gas. lights. water
cabinet In kitchen: built on large lot
fronting gTaveled street no INTEREST
FOR ONE YEAR.
tIs MONTHLY WILL BUY this new
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JUST A PUFF
This Supposedly Is a True
Wrestling Story.
Bp Times Spccial

BH Times Spccinl
NEW YORK, Dec. IA "doped"
cigarette, offered by a stranger, has
been re-offered by Alexander Gar
kawienko, European heavyweight
wrestling champion, as the reason
why he disappeared a few minutes
before his scheduled match with
Wladek Zbyszko last week.
The 900-pound Russian giant van
ished from the Armory in which the
match was to have taken place, and
was not seen in public until he ap-
peared Tuesday before the boxing
commission to explain.
II was in my trunks and ready to
wrestle," said Garkawienko. It had
been examined by the doctor. A fel.
low never saw before came in my
dressing room, and said:
How'd you like a cigarette?'
"'Sure', I said, and all I remem-
Der after that is waking UP two days
later in Central Park"
Commissioner Muldoon, who is a
bitter enemy Of tobacco, conferred
with Chairman Farley and the
wrestler was notified that he was
suspended until he went through
with his match with Zbyszko.
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Team of 1927 Grid
Captains

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. In contrast
to former days when the dashing
back field stars had the call when
it came time to elect a football cap
tain, the first twenty-one major col
lege elevens to choose leaders for
1927 have shown no favoritism for
any one position.
Four centers have been chosen.
four guards. three tackles. three
ends, three quarter backs, two half
backs and two full backs.
A strong eleven for 1927 could be
formed OF the following captains just
elected:
SILVER. Georgia, end; Oosterbaan,
Michigan, end; Hake, u. Of P, tackle;
Webster, Yale, tackle; Meyer, Ohio
State, guard; Miller Amherst, guard;
Reitsch, Illinois, center; Common, N.
Y. u, quarter back; Wilson, Army,
half back; McPhail. Dartmouth, half
back; Barbut. Syracuse, full back.