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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-07
New York Produce Market
New York. April ga

New YORK. April 6.-(AP).
RYE-Steady; No. western 80 f b
New York and-974 c export.
BUCKWHEAT-Eas American and
Canadian 1872 asked.
WHEAT~Spot barely steady; No.
dark northern spring New York
lake and rail 1.79 $751; No. hard win
ter b lake and rail 1873: No. 2
mixed durum do. 1889; No. Manitoba
do. in bond 1.722.
CORN-Spot steady: No. 2 yellow
c I track New York all rail Ssi: No.
yellow do. s5s.
oATS--spot steady; No. white 51s.
HAY-weak; No. 2 24.oo925.00: No.
8 21o0622.00.
LARD-Easy; middle west 1880
144o.
TALLow-Easy: special 81: extras
Other articles unchanged.
BUTTER-Easy: receipts 1880;
creamery extras, 90 score. 413n4f4.
EGGS--Firm: receipts 54.014; fresh
gathered extra firsts 31&632; do. stor-
age. packed 32@32i:, fresh gathered
@32: fresh gathered seconds 30G30i.
OTATOES-Stronger; Long Island
bulk per $50 pounds 10.0n6 II 90;
Maine do 1o.0061o.50: New York I'M
cABBAGEs-Dull: Florida per IA
bushel hamper white 1.75@225: do.
red 800.
While no change occurred IN the
spot price of raw sugar today, ship
ment sugars were lower under increas-
ed offerings. The days business In
cluded 5000 bags of Cuban for April
shipment to local rehners at 4.os and
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Chicago Cattle Market

cr Chicago, April 6.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900: fat steer
trade semi-demoralized: better grades
10 to 25c lower, mostly rs off on heay-
les spots more: fairly generally quota
steer run unsold; kinds of quality to
sell at 800 downward relatively scarce.
most active; bulk fed steers 5000
40; top yearlings and heavies 10. 40:
she stock generally Is to % cents low.
er; bulls fully. steady: vealers weak,
largely $500 1000 to packers. outsid.
ers upward to 1900.
HOGS-Receipts 10000: very un-
even, generally 10 to rs cents lower:
some late sales fully cents off: most
decline on extremely weighty butchers
and light lights; top 40 to 16O-pound
averages 1850: bulk $50 to 200-pound
kinds 1856 a 1900: most 24O to 26O-
pound 11.35 q 11.50; major 225 to ESQ.
pound butchers 11.00l11.40: packing
sows mostly 10.00010.50: few on shin.
ping account 1860; slaughter pigs yerv
scarce; bulk 1885 Q13.50: sorted kinds
up to 1875; shippers took 5000: esti-
mated holdover 1000.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000: fat lambs
generally steady to rs cents lower:
wooded offerings showing most down.
turn; fat sheep strong to 2Sc higher:
shearing, lambs fully steady; bulk fat
400 to outsiders; small killers bought
clipped lambs upward to 1850; bulk
desirable kinds 10.75@1i.60: best fat
ewes upward 10 $50 and above; choice
71-pound shearing lambs 1880.
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American Locomotive, Baldwin. Cen
eral Railway signal, New York Air
Brake and Westinghouse Air Brake
closed 2 to 8 points higher.
The renewed demand for the public
utilities was based on predictions Of
special dividend distributions, the
first of which was fulfilled today
when directors of the American Light
and Traction Company increased the
annual dividend on the common from
81 to So, and declared on extra $2.
Columbia Gas and Electric. which Is
reported to be considering the dis
tribution of a stock dividend or an
increase in the regular $3.50 rate,
closed / IL points higher at 20 Is
after selling a point above that fig-
ure. Manila Electric Corporation
jumped nearly six points to "a or
within a point of the years hlgn.
Philadelphia Company and standard
Gas and Electric each lost about a
point on profit taking.
Optimistic reports on the motor
industry came from several sources.
Mack Trucks. which did record
breaking business in March. was
bid up over 3 points to 113 IL ana
then eased to 112 3-S. Hudson, Gen.
eral Motors and Packard advanced
a point or Two. olOTt CoNSaaAS cPS.
ations played a prominent part in
the advance in these issues, which
are reported to harbor larger
short interest than any other group.
The approach of the spring plant
ing sea son accounted for the heavy
demand for the chemical and ferti-
lizer issues Special strength or the
Commercial Solvents issues. each OF
which moved up over 3 points. was
associated with report that the
company had WON important patent
litigation in England. Allied Chemi-
cal. the new Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal preferred issues, Mathieson Al
kali and American Agriculture.
Chemical, all showed net gains OF
to nearly 1-2 points.
Oils were slow In recovering from
the disappointment occasionea ps
the aband onment of the plan for the
raI;for,;a Petroleum Company.
Steels displayed q firm undertone. =.
: steel common touched q new high
on the current recovery at 12S S-s
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NEW YORK MARKET
natures OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

oew York, April 6.-(By The As
E ur,a Press)-Stock prices made
ETSh,'her recovery in today's market.
.Sso e rally, while provided with a
bnSSAsround of favorable financial
sIaII, trade developments was gener-
VEia g regarded as a further correc-
n Sn ol an oversold condition result
Ill., from the drastic liquidation of
has last month. Closing quota
Ii rs disclosed long list of net
ko' ms ranging from fractions to 10
Iva,.s Trading was again in rela-
hey hey nght volume, the days sales
es,egating 1,246,4OO shares.
sae announcement that stock ex-
E naage brokers' loans had been re-
Es1ns over $685., 900 900 last month
Auni..ul 70 revive confidence. Other
kInn nsn factors included the con-
Esv Tanee of easy money rates, more
ntnapie reports from the auto
km Is,le industry and the prompt over
kiatsca'lptlon Of the SOS, 900, 900 Assoc
kss .eu !, Electric bond issue, the lar
bs equipment shares have one of the
Atran demonstrations OF group
krsa as.h with buying Influenced by
{silrno of substantially higher
slmnasa orders this year. Pullman
f-~ped 8 points to 1877 IL. and
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far this year-$65, 600, 900 Associat-
ed Electric Company convertible
5 LIS.
With the response to this sale in
dicating brisk demand for well Sc
cured public utility obligations, the
bonds Of many other power, light
and traction companies readily at
tracted buyers. Among the issues
which were favored with interna-
tional telephone 8 lbs. Montana
Power 5s, Consumers Power 5s.
Philippine Railway Is, marlborough
Rapid Transit IS and 6s and Mil
waukee Electric Railway Is.
Foreign bonds continued to make
good progress in recovering from
their recent slump. With negotia-
lions for a Belgian loan being re-
sumed under more favorable circum-
stances, the bonds Of this nation ex-
tended their gains / to 3 points
above last weeks low levels. French
government obligations moved more
slowly but Nord Railways 6 lbs,
German General Electric Is and
several other European issues dis
played a strong tone.
Moderate activity developed in
the railroad division without bring
ing any spectacular price advances.
Delaware and Hudson refunding 4s
jumped 2 points on single sale but
narrow gains were the rule else
where. The demand embraced Mis-
souri, Pacific, Seaboard. New Orleans,
Texas and Mexico, Erie. Northern
Pacific. Atlantic Coast Line and st.
Paul liens.
American Writing Paper and Vir-
ginia Carolina Chemical issues were
among the conspicuous points of
strength in the industrial group.
A small bond issue for the Cana
dia Rail and Harbor terminals is
scheduled for early offerings to pro-
vide bonds for terminal improve
ments in Toronto.
Total sales were s1o,117.ooo.
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CORNvILLE

Brown of Madison are passing Q few
days with Mr.. Browns parents, Nh
and Mrs. Fred Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evangelist Perry wore
In Madison, Saturday, on business.
Mrs. Byron Chapman and Mrs.
Byron Harville were IN Skowhegan.
Saturday. :.
Roy McCollor, q student at Cora
ham Normal school, came home SAFE
urday to pass the Easter vacations
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McCollar.
Maurice Hall Of Scion visited rstae
tiyes in town over Sunday
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10000 bags of Cuban, late April ship
ment, to an outport refiner at All.
Raw sugar futures were easier, in
huenced chiefly by increased offerings
IN the spot market. Final prices were
four to six points net lower with most
OF the selling credited to houses with
trade and Cuban connections May
closed 2.31, July 2.45, September PSI,
December PSF, January 2.67.
The refined sugar market was un.
changed to 10 points higher but list
prices still ranged from 500 to SOS for
hne graduated. Demand was fair.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

PUBLIC GARAGE-Consists of build
ing and lot located by the junction
of 2 main thoroughfares. Fully
equipped for automobile repair bust
ness and ready for immediate use
Good living apartments for / fami-
ly in End story. Should keep 2 or 3
men busy during automobile season
Handy facilities for gas and oil
sales. Present owner has done good
business for several years, but other
interests require his full time. Would
accept mortgage for part of pur-
chase price. Inquire K. A. Rollins
Pennington.
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Hos SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
| MENT

eanEpir,nc ation having been made to the
faned department by the following
beaIsr persons to be registered as
tislons IN Securities under the pro.
fusius OF Chap 144, Sec. 1885, in.
egal 20. OF the Public Laws of 1923.
ferson" osice is hereby given and any
PIE da,. may. within two weeks from
bon re OF this publication, file objec-
fith n. me proposed registration
Namn Banking Department.
llbs,t Business Address
;prs EFT Chandler
Bridgewater, Maine
JOHN G. SMITH.
Au. Bank Commissioner.
us'a' Me-, April 6. 1926.
| apr7d1t
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Total sales were $10.117, 900.
New York Money Market
New York, April

New York, April 6.-(AP).
Foreign exchanges quiet.
Great Britain. demand 1852, cables
1854. 60-day bills on banks 4,S1 1916,
France, demand 3.47, cables S.47S.
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Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 81
HALLOWELL-1a story room house,
large lot, good location. Tel. S54-W.
PIKE ST, 21-Bungalow, rooms
and bath, large lot. Ready to be occu-
pied. Tel. 1S05-41 after p. NJ.
RICHMOND VILLAGE-Just the
place. 7-room house, acres land;
town water, fruit and shade trees:
poultry house for 100 hens. Price
right. W. K Clisby. Wiscasset.
5-ROOM HOUSE $47S-Complete year
round Aladdin Readi-cut home,
freight paid to your Railroad Sta
ton S47S. Free catalog No. 10 shows
many designs and sizes with prices.
Also shows summer cottages and
garages. All lumber, millwork. hard
ware, paint, nails, etc, included.
Write today to Aladdin Company,
Bay City. Michigan.
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u. S. Bonds Closing

New York, April 6.-(AP)-U. S.
Bonds closing:
Liberty SIS, 100.26.
Second As, 1905.
First AIS. 1927.
Second 43s, 100.27.
Third 4is. 1915.
Fourth 4as, 1928.
u. S. Treasury AIS, 1929.
U. S. Treasury 3as, 10017.
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Brokers in Real Estate

c. A. Drawn AGENCY-Farm and
city property Of every description. z
Depot So, Gardiner.
FARMS. And city property: all'prices
Ella Mcintosh Agency. office 318
Water St Tel 25-W.
city property at lowest
prices See c. H Beane Agency. Gar
diner.
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MERCHANDISE
Business and once Equipment 81

COUNTER-New, with slate top; nick
ell silver ice cream and soda holders;
orangeade tank. Tel. 1176-R.
DOUGH MIXER-1a Bbl. Peerless: l
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
J. A. GAMAGE E. co.

STOCK BROKERS
1856 Water Street Augusta
Phones 1291-1292
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Help Wanted-Maie

GET PAY EVERY DAY-Distributo
$50 daily products to established
users. Extracts, soaps, food pro-
ducts, etc. Worlds largest company
will back you with surprising plan.
Write The J. r. Watkins Company.
Dept. MI, 231 Johnson Ave, Newark,
N l.
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Wanted-Rooms or BOARD

ROOM-In modern house, central Hal
lowell; family, privileges. Write. Civ
ing address, etc, Rs, care Journal.
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RHODE ISLAND REDO HICK s
MATCHED HERE from vigorous,
early maturing, free range grown
focks. DIARRHEA FREE. Names
earliest maturing, hardy breed, lay
and weighAUtility pullets and breed
ing cockerels grown on order, also
Matching eggs. ORDER NOW. Show
hogan Poultry Farm, Skowhegan.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT-4 rooms. modern con-
venience. centrally located. HI, care
Journal, or Tel. 624-M evenings.
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USED FURNITURE-And clothing. 1
buy and sell. Call afternoon Cad
arctic" So Middle st.
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LIVE STOCK

Dogs, CatS, Pets al
COLLIE-Sable and white pups-E.
d. Hayford, Hallowell. Tel. S37-M.
GERMAN POLICE-Major General
second, for stud service. w. ], Trott,
r. 10 Monmouth. Tel. 1922.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms with Board 81
ELDERLY LADY-Or gent preferred.
Mrs. Della Plummer, Cooper's Mills.
SWAN ST. 10-Room and board. Mrs.
o. N. Gordon.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Aable covering by recent sellers. who
appeared to be taking profits at the
lower level Of prices.
Demand was readily supplied on
slight bulges, however, and the low
est prices of the day and movement
were reached in late trading, when
October sold at 1910 and January
at 1888. active months showing net
losses of as 10 SO points.
Another private crop report esti-
mated the condition 5s.2. and the
indicated yield. 15,446 900 bales. This
was below the Official Midsepten1ber
indication. but showed an increase
over the figures issued by the same
private authority two weeks ago. and
sened TO increase confidence in the
larger estimates of the yield.
Liverpool cables attributed the de.
cline in the market there to increased
hedge selling and liquidation caused
by reports of more favorable weather
in the South.
The amount OF cotton on shiphosrd
awaiting clearance at the end Of the
week was estimated at 235, 900 bales.
against 102 900 the same week las
year, but the prospect for large ex.
ports next week seemed to attract
little attention. The market appeared
to be chiefly Influenced by reports
OF continued heavy hedge selling
against the new crop movement
Evening star., 1926-10-03
MOVIE PUBLICITY STUNT
"sCANDALlZES" BERLIN
Making First Night Of Picture a
Great Social Affair Brings
Editorial Protest,
b fhe Associated Press


BERLIN, October 2.-Amer1can in
genuity combined with German thor
oughness has carried out movie ad-
vertising stunt described by one news
paper as "scandalous.
For a first night" Of the film Ben
Hur." the combination motion picture
trust lured out by initiation q silk
hat and evening gown audience con
yisting Of sin cabinet ministers, head
ed by Chancellor Wilhelm Marx. two
Anba ssa doris. including Jacob Gould
Schurman. ten Ministers of foreign
countries. six Prussian cabinet min
listers. FIVE bank presidents, including
Hialmar Schacht president Of the
Reichsbank. sc theatrical producers
and stars and the lord mayor. Gus
tsve Boess.
Fifty police held back the throng
that battled in vain To buy tickets.
THE Americans make grand opera
out of an ordinary movie" said one
editorial writer.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
COTTON ISEASY
ON BIG ESTIMATES
Declines Also Caused by
Heavy Movement Of Crop
in South.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. October 2.-The trend
toward increased estimates of the
crop. and the continued heavy move.
ment of cotton in the South. were
reflected in further declines Of about
half a cent in the market today. De
cenber contracts sold off to 1927. or
81 points net lower and nearly 5
cents a pound below the high level
Of September s, the market closing
easy at net declines of 48 to SO points.
The opening was easy at a decline
# 5 to % points under a renewal
VI general selling inspired by the
ielatively easy showing of Liverpool
Ind belief that the Southern selling
reflected continued free offerings of
spot cotton in the Southern markets.
There was a good deal of trade buy
ng on scale-down orders and consid-
Evening star., 1926-10-03
BUTTER rs FIRM.

CHICAGO, October , Cp).-Butter
today ruled firm. with prices on all
grades Il cent higher. Supplies were
very limited. and dealers held most
grades for premiums. Buyers showed
more interest and experienced some
difficulty in supplying needs on me-
dunn and fine grades Of butter. The
centralized car market was firm at
the half-cent advance on all scores
Fresh. % score. 45; 81, a: 90, 42fs; 50, !,
4ota: SO, 3s; 81. 81. Centralized, 80
score. 43; 80, Al: IS, SO.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
ACTION IS DEFERRED.

NEW YORK. October CF).-M. E.
Forbes, president Of Pierce-Arrow Mo
tor Co., said on his departure for Eu-
rope that no action would be taken on
back dividends on the preferred until
he returned, when $4,000,000 OF sec
ond preferred probably would oe
issued, Later on 171.25O shares OF
common would be issued for the spe-
citic purpose Of retiring the debenture
bonds. I'VE are in strong cash posi-
ton, having on hand around $1,5oo'ooo
and no bank loans" he added.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
CHARTER IS FILED.

DOVER. Del. October 2 Up A
charter was filed today by the United
States Corporation co. for the Rio
Grande Valley Gas Co. with 1900
shares of preferred stock and 3N0, 900
shares Of common stock, ell of no par
value. The stated purpose of the
company is 10 store, transport and
sell oil and natural gas.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
EXPORT TRADE BETTER

NEW YORK. October (ApD FIX.
port business of Packard Motor Car
Co: for the year ended August 81 wa
IS per cent better than the same
period Of 1925. which was the record
year, says B. g. Budd. vice president
and general manager of Packard Ex.
ports Corporation.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
IRON ORE SHIPMENTS.

NEW YORK. October . CP.-Tfon
ore shipments from upper lake ports
in September increased 9,261.716 tons
from 1854 1873 in September last year.
This years shipments were 40 23o.s08
tons. against 42,S12,O3s in the same
period of 1925.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Dividend in annual ah
payments based on the latest quarterly halt yearly
'Pary stock +Party extra sPayabe stock tPus
PAYABLE fPlus Cd in stock Paid
this yeano resdlar rate 10 stock payable %
N cash or stoes Pus = n stoGS Plus 2-o0 share
iPlus - - ~' 'S~A'
Evening star., 1926-10-03
ADDITIONAL MARYLAND STOCK

NEW YORK. October 2 P).-Addi.
tlona1 Maryland Oil stock is to be Of.
fered to shareholders for subscription
amounts to 3S5,200 shares, priced at
$50 share "'
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-20
SERIES OF OPEN PRO
GOLF TOURNAMENTS TO
START DECEMBER 10.

DEL MONTE, Calf, Oct. 19.-[F [F)--A
series of professional open golf tourna-
ments beginning at Del Monte Decem-
ber 10 and winding up at Hot Springs,
Ark, in February, with a combined fl
nancial inducement of more than $780,
600, was announced today by j. G.
Hartnett,. who. took the first American
golf team to Scotland a few years ago.
Del Monte, which has never encour-
aged the professionals with a big open
championship, has hung up a $4,000
prize as an attraction to the country $
best golfers, and it is expected that
Macdonald Smith, George Duncan, Bill
Melhorn, Bobby Cruikshanks, Harry
Cooper and Willie Hunter will be seen
in action here. This tournament, which
will be played on the Pebble Beach
course, will be an amateur-pro affair
opening Friday, December 10, with u
holes of medal play on the following
Saturday and Sunday.
Four other California tournaments
follow the Del Monte championship, at
Sacramento, December 1913, $4,000; at
Fresno, December. 1926, $4,000; at Long
Beach, January IS, $4,000, and at Los
Angeles, January SO, $4,000.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-20
NATIONAL BOXING ASSN.
AGAINST CHANGES IN.
LAWS REGARDING SPORT

DETROIT, soct. 19.-P)-Any attempt
to tamper with or improve the laws
governing boxing in the several states
might result in the repeal of some of
the laws that now permit this sport,
the National Boxing association was
told today by commissioners attending
the annual convention which closed
today.
Commissioners generally expressed
themselves as opposing movements
seeking new or amended legislation
The status of boxing in some states
was said to be precarious. Should a
boxing commission go before the leg
islature in any of these states urging
some new law, it would serve only to
bring boxing to the legislative fore
front, arousing strong opponents Of the
sport to renewed opposition, possibly
resulting in the overthrow of laws now
regulating it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-20
ALL HUNTERS SHOULD
HAVE LICENSES, SAYS
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN

Alfred Mann, deputy state game war
den, who was in Douglas on business
Monday, has issued warning against
hunting without licenses. He states
that a number of hunters have been
arrested and fined in various sections
of the state for violation of this law
and that deputy game wardens have
instructions to demand licenses from
all hunters.
MANY people do not understand that
license is required to hunt small
game" Mann states. 1T is just as
necessary to have a license to hunt
rabbits as to hunt deer and bear. This
applies to quail, ducks, geese and other
birds as we'll. Persons intending to
make as hunting trip who are not ia
miliar with the game laws should in
quire of some one concerning the game
laws before starting Most dealers in
guns and sporting goods can furnish
this necessary information"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. 49, (P - Sixty
three college contests in all sections of
the country have BEEN designed as
walter Camp games as part of the
nation wide gridiron tribute this sea-
son to the memory of the father. of
football" The list, made public here
by Edward K. Hall, chairman of the
football rules committee and long an
associate of Mr.. Camp in the govern
ment of the game, is expected to be
Substantially increased as other coll
Ieges complete their memorial plans.
The designation of walter Camp
games is part sof the program spon-
sored by the National College Athletic
association in honor of Camps mem
ory. S
The association is sharing with Yale
athletic authorities the raising of
100000 to build a memorial to. Camp
in the form of a monumental gateway
to the Yale athletic fields at New
Haven. ne
The principal memorial games sched-
uled so far for the rest of the seasor.
follow:l
oct. ga Harvard Dartmouth, West
Virginia west. virginia WeSIeyan'
Vanderbilt Georgia, Ohio State : Iowa;
Oct. 30 ~ Cornell Columbia, Georgia :
Florida, Chicago Ohio State, North :
western Notre Dame; Nov. 6.-Rutgers-
Lafayet tie, Alabama Poly Georgia,
Michigan wisconsin; Nov. e1S.-Colgate-
Syracuse;s Nov 20.-Fordham George
town, Illinois Ohio State, Michigan
state Haskell Nov 25 - Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State, Nebraska WASH
ington