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Toilet Goods

RoMER BATH SALTS, ASSoRT- L.
ed doors. Regularly 29c jar, for. AON
OXFORD TOILET AND BATH SOAP,
assorted odors, made by the makers of
PalnoliVe Soap. Regularly SC kinds. ~
Three for Observation-Disclosures. 4ON
JOHN WoOD5URYS SHAMPOO, de-
botties for op'o'oo' ." shampoo DUG 29c
.,e W'T RsauI sHzE 25.. S0ONoE BOT 18c
oLIVILo TOILET AND BATH SOAP,
pure vegetable oil soap. Regular H.
Toe cakes, TWO for................ 4ON
LlsTE RINE SHAVING cR Fam,
Soc sOo't teb. s"d coos the SKIN Regular 29c
TYREE's ANTisEPTIc POWDER. 10
Regularly 25c. for Observation-Disclosures. AOS
Csoldenberg's-FirSt Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28

(1O) SUITS, OF STRIPED
or plain twills; small co TX
sizes, $500 grade. Q0ssO
90 WHITE COATS, WITH
self or fur collars; sizes 16
to TO- 10 Former $3.50 S7.95
grace ........... w. s~O
(127) WASH DRESSES,
sizes Is to 20; nicely made;
neat patterns and
coloringS. Former Ct 90
$500 grade ....... VA'0O
(49) BATHING SUITS,
light and dark col
orings. Former $3.50 Ct 40
grade ............ VAsXO
(127) RAYON DRESSES,
sizes 40 to so. Former o.
S2.93 grade ........... OOI
BATHING SHOES, OF
rubber with crepe soles;
green, red. black and a.
blue. Former 81 grade, J3G
TRENCH MODEL RAIN
coats, sizes 16 to 20. CT 10
Former 1898 grade. 0I.1J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28
1915 Congoleum and
Certainteed Rugs
; $.t5.655


wool blue
colorngs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
Bears Rule Cotton as
Weather Grows Favorable

NEW YORK, Sept. Because
of the feeling that weather condi-
tons in the South during the past
week favored the crop sentiment in
the cotton market here continued
bearish today, an estimate by the
Dallas News, however. placed the
Texas crop at 4,117,860 bales, al
most ,0O0, 900 bales under the Gov
ernment's September / figure.
Price fluctuations were small and
irregular, with quotations at the
close of the first hour being ~
follows: December. 17.52c, M .01;
January, I7.46c, up .01; March.
17.44c, up OF, and May, 17,4Sc,
down .02.
Heavy trading and practically
unchanged price list market the
opening of the market. Mill buy
ing for the continent and Liverpool
absorbed offerings from the South
and local spectators. December
was In strong demand, while houses
with japanese connections sold that
position and May also.
The Government cotton cOnsump-
ton report was to be issued today.
Cotton opened steady at prices
unchanged to 5 points lower. De-
eember sold at 17.51c: January,
II. 44e: March, 17.43c; May. II. 40c;
JULY, 1850, and October, 1t55c.
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MOTORS | { A D
j P " A R D
TREND
ny international News Service

NEW YORK, Sept, 14.--Sweeping
advances in the motor stocks, the
specialties, the oils and a few Of
the high-grade rails at the beginning
of trading today reflected Wall
Streets attitude toward the easier
tone in the money market, which
persisted in the face OF a new $780,
900 900 increase in the total OF
brokers' loans.
General Motors pushed ahead TO
above 209 for new 3-point lead,
and sold only fractionalIy below iis
record price of 30 The stocks
were turned over in huge volume, As
also were half dozen or more Of
the popular motor shares, under the
lead of Chrysler. which again top
ped all of it's previous price rec
ords. REQ Motors joined the active
list in brisk runup to around 81.
and Studebaker was actively bought
above S2.
a new buying movement in the
dalfs sharp advance to above 80
Texas Corporation and the Stand
ard Oils ahead. Bulls in the oils
reported that President Walter
Teagle, OF the Standard OF New
Jersey, returning today from inn
portant conferences In Europe,
would announce new plans for
worldwide oil conservation. Barns
dalfs sharp advance to above SO
was also a feature of the oils.
There were few reactionary traces
in the first hour. buying demand
crowded the market and the tape
ran IL minutes behind the market
in a / 900, O00-share turnover. A
few of the mercantile stocks and
equipments sold higher, but the
market encountered profit-taking in
the second hour and developed an
irregular tone.
The call loan rate was unchanged
at per cent. but funds were avail
able in the outside market at 6z
per cent The commodity markets
were steady, with cotton up about
70 cents a. bale.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
COlOred Voters League
Will Quiz Candidates

Nine men and a woman compose
a. committee of the National Colored
Voters League that has been ap.
pointed to draft a QUESTIONABLE
and submit ii to the presidential
candidates Of the major parties and
TO the chairmen of the national
committees.
The object Of the quiz Is to learn
how the party standard bearers feel
on subjects of especial interests 10
the race. The presidential nominees
and national chairman also will he
asked for personal interviews by
the committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs-Current receipts, 35Q36c;
white hennery, 42044c
Poultry-Turkeys, 3O635c; spring
chickens, Plymouth Rocks, Reds, 2
lbs. and over, 500 32c; mixed colors,
30631c: large Leghorn chickens.
CSC; hens, large. 25627c; Leghorn
hens, zoe. Dressed--Turkeys, ESQ
40c; chickens. Csc: large fowls, Esq
soc: leghorn fowls. 23@25c; keats,
7Om75c.
Calves-17c.
Iambs-14c.
Apples-Supplies moderate: de-
mand light; market steady. Barrels:
No sales reported. Bushel baskets:
Virginia U. s. No. /, ga inches up.
Jonathans $3.50; Grimes, $1.25Q1 SO;
L. S. No. l, "a inches. up, Grimes.
fine quality and condition, 81; I'M
classified, various varieties. $1@1.25.
Cabbage - Supplies moderate. De-
mand light: market steady. Virginia
barrel crates, domestic, round type,
1925. New York, 90-lb. sacks. do
nestle, round type. 81.
Cantaloupes-Supplies moderate.
Demand slow: market weak. Colo
RADIO. Salmon Tints. standard flats.
rs and 15s. $101.25; 9s, 75c: Pink
Meats, jumbo flats, SIS to 12s, SIG
1.50. Miscella neous melons: Sup
plies light. Demand slow; market
duh. California. Turlock section.
Persian melons. jumbo crates. SIS
to SIS. $2.25M2.50: standard crates
81; pony crates. $3.50. few higher
Celery-SuppIies moderate. De-
mand light; market steady. New
York. % crates. $202.5O.
I.ettuce-Supplies light. Demand
light; market steady. New York,
2-doz crates. Big Boston type, best,
$1.5o01.75; ordinary quality and
condition. low as 75c. Western sup.
plies moderate. Demand light; mar
ket steady. Colorado. crates, Ice
berg type, As doZ., S3.5094, few
$425.
Peaches-supplies light. Dema nd
light, market stronger. Pennsyl-
vania bushel baskets Elbertas. u. s.
No. ], large size. $2.15@3; bushel
size, $2.25@2.5o: small size, 81.
Onions-Supplies moderate. De.
mand light, market firm. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. bushel baskets
Elhertas, U. s. No. 1, medium size.
doW idtSS size, p u - mostly
1925. Indiana, 50-1b. sacks, whites,
$3.50; sob. sacks yellows, $262.25.
Potatoes-Supplies liberal. Demand
moderate. market steady. East
Shore Virginia and East Shore
Maryla nd, cloth-top stave barrels,
CobhIers, T.. s. No. I. S2.25.
Sweet potatoes-Supplies moder-
ate, Demand light, market steady.
Nearby Maryland bushel baskets,
Nancy Halls. No. /. $3.50; East
Shore Maryland, bushel hampers,
yellows, No. /. $1.2561.50; East
Shore Virginia. cloth.top stave bar
rels. yellows. No. 1, few sales, 81
North Carolina. cloth-top staVe bar
rels. yeiIows, No. !. $3.50.
Ora pes-Supplies liberal. Demand
moderate. Market slightly weaker,
Delaware. 12-qt. climax baskets Con
cords, SOC Maryland East Shore,
cot. climax baskets Concords, 1Sc.
Pears-Supplies moderate. De.
mand light. Market steady. Oregon
and California, boxes Bartletts fancy,
SS7504. Washington boxes Bart.
let's fancy, $3.50. New York. bushel
baskets Bartletts No. /, 81, few 1925.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
Fifteen-Cent Increase
In Price of Crude Oil

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sept. IT,
Fifteen-cent increases in the price
of six different grades of crude OIL
and a scent increase in another
were announced today by Joseph
Seep Agency, purchasers OF Stand
ard oil here.
The new prices and grades are:
PENNSYLVANIA IN. Y. transit nnes,
$3.35; Bradford National transit
iines,. 1895: Pennsylvania national
transit lines), $3.25: Pennsylvania 6.
w. Pa. pipe lines,. 1925; Pennsyi-
vania Eureka pipe lines, SID;
Pennsylvania buckeye pipe hnes),
$3.0O: Somerset grade, $l.70.
Somerset grade increased cents
per barrel while the others IN
creased Is cents. All other prices
remained unchanged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
. CHICAGO PRODUCE

Butter Receipts. 1915 tubs;
creamery, extra. 47c; standard,
46Ac: extra firsts, 46G461a; firsls.
43al 945c: packing stock, $50 81;
specials, Ala Q4sc.
Eggs Receipts. S,771 cases: ordi-
nary firsts. 2702Sc: ffrsts. 500 3d. 9;
extra firsts. 34635c; checks, $50
24hc; dirties, 23926c.
Cheese-Fwins. new. CSC: daisies,
25625Iac; young Americas. 25a 02Sc;
Longhorns. 250251ac; brick. 251sc.
Live pouItry-Tur zoe; hens.
$50 CSC; leghorn hens, 21hc: broif-
ers. 30c: springs. 29c: ROSTERS, 1sc;
geese. spring. zoe: old, 1sc; ducks,
spring. 23c; old, 18c.
Potatoes-Receip IS cars; on
track. III; u. s. shipments. ia:
Wisconsin sacked Irish Cobblers.
81: sacked Early Ohios, 90c6s1;
Nebraska sacked Irish Cobblera.
81 2O6I.25; sacked Triumphs, 81 q:
Missouri sacked Irish CobbIers, soc
isl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LOCAL STOCKS
CA1.EC

-
Potomac. Electric cons. IS, M'ooe
6I02. o
washington Gas SIS "A" $1,000
Washington Gas SIS B. 5000
107az. r,..,o
AS. $50OM92A. $1.000692A.
Chestnut Farm Dairy pfd.. loW
) Potomac Electric IS pfd., 1oQ
112i2, S0112h.
Potomac Electric 51ss pfd.. s0
1881. s@10sa. 2Gi0sia, 100 los y,
I011081a.
Washington Gas Light, 5de9, 5G
80, I0@99, 1009ah.
Federal. American Co., CON-. fCW
40Ia.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 400100ta,
10@IOD1a.
National Mortgage Company pfd..
30G4B, 1O0@47s.
Peoples Drug stores pfd., 200111.
AFTER CALI
District Securities Company, pfd.,
25O102I ".
Wardman Park Hotel SIS, 5000
103.
Commercial National Investment
Company pfd., 5Q105, 109105, LOG
los.
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd.. 1bn
107.
Capital Traction SIS, s1.o0o01o1.
$5O0Q 101.
Federal American Co. Com, 450
Al.
UNLISTED
Park Savings Bank, 1895, sass.
CORRECTION
The sales OF yesterday, Washing
ton Railway and Electric As. 5000
951z, should read $500m92s.
Money! Call loans, and per
cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
PRESIDENT is
PLEASED BY
REPORT
BY HARRY GUSACK
Financial Editor

President Coolidge is reported as
being well pleased with the report
made to him by Secrtaly Of the
Treasury Andrew Mellon regard
ing the present business and finan'
cial situation through the Unlteo
States.
AT his conference with news
paper correspondents Yesterday
Secretary Mellon said tina: business:
in the country or a whole is In
a prosperous condition. although
n few industries are temporarily
6enres sed, The coal industry IS
not in such good condition, re-
euItinr somewhat from economies
N the use of coal and the III
rreasing use of fuel oil. The tey-
file industry is suffering some.
what TO overstimAlation curing
the war and competition from the
development of other fabrics. ne
said
High call money and rediscount
rates have thus far failed 70 al
borrowing rates TO any extent IN
Mr.. Melons opinion. Industrial
borrowers are not AS vet forced
to nav the extreme high rates
but are still obtaining money from
So to per cent. The high rates
for call money were tolcheo on
in the meeting between Mr.. Ne,
lon and the President. at whiCh
the Treasury head outlined ms
views on the situation.
Mr. Mellon said that at the
he Ala any
factors on the horizon of business
that warrant pessimism for the
next several months, and voiced
as. "fallacious" published state
ments by some economists that
business usually slumps IN a ma.
tional election year.
The consolidated statement OF
conditions of the Federal Reserve
banks on September -, made pub
&c Yesterday by the Federal Re-
serve Board, shows increases Tor
the week OF $4,000 900 in hold
Sngs OF bills bought in open market,
SIS. 900. 600 in United States secur-
tiles. 1890 900 in member bahA
reserve deposits. and $23,600 900 III
cash reserves, and decreases OF $l''.
900 900 in holdings of discounted
DAiiS ana %1GsVVUfVVV III -
serve note circulation. Total bills
and securities were $29 100000
above the amount held on Sep.
1ember s.
The principal changes in hold
ings of discounted bills were de
Creases of $500. 900 at the Fedora
Reserve Bank OF Chicago and SO.
Coo, 900 In Boston, and increases Of
| $40, 900 900 at Cleveland and 5000
s00G at New York. The system s
holdings of bills bought in oper
market increased $24. 400, 900, CT
certificates OF indebtedness $14.600.-
900 and of Treasury notes 100000,
while holdings of United States
bonds declined $500, 900.
Federal Reserve note circulation
declined $500. 900 at the Federal.
Reserve Bank Of New York. 81, 500.
GOO at Boston and $12. 800, 900 at all
Federal Reserve banks, and in
creased $4,000. 900 at Cleveland ard
81, 100000 at Dallas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14.--Cattle.
Supply( light: market. steady
Choice, $15615.75; prime, $14.501
Is: good, S14.25015: tidy butchers.
Sf3@14: fair. 1908; common. $50
II. common to good. fat bulls, 50
012: common TO good. fat cows.
$5M8.5O: heifers. $11612; fresh
cows and springers, $506125; veal
calves, $3.50.
Sheep and lambs Supply, 800.
Market, slow; good, $3.50; lambs.
SIS.
Hogs Receipts. $50. Market.
steady. Prime heavy hogs. $3.50
1925: heavy mixed. $13.S5G 1880:
mediums, $13.65n13.S5; heavy York.
ers, 13.65m13.S5: light Workers. $i3
T13.25; pigs, $12.5061275; roughs,
$11G11.T5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
N. Y.-ChicagO Road
Asks New Note Issue

The New York, Chicago and st.
Louis Railroad today asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission
for authority to issue and sell
81. 900 900 of S per cent sf1ort-term
notes and TO use the proceeds for
additional working capital and
meeting cash requirements
The road now has an applicat ton
before the commission for authority
to issue 81, 275 900 OF refunding
mortgage bonds, which, when sold,
will provide funds to pay off the
uoteS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK
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by international News Service
CLEVELAND, Sept. Live
stock:
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market
steady; top. 1870. Quotations.
250-35O lbs. $1Smf3.50; 2OO-250 lbs,
$1s.40M13.7O; 10000 lbs, $l3.25@
1870; 13O-16O lbs, $13@13.60; 90-1So
lbs, $12.75@13.oo; packing sows'
$I0.75012.25.
Cattle-Receipts, $50; calves, 200;
market, cattle slow, steady; calves
weak to SOC lower. Bulk quota
tions: Beef steers, 81 012.75; beer
cows, $775@1O.00; low cutter ana
cutter cows, $6@7.25; Vealers, $l6@
1900.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market
steady. Quotations.: Top fat lambs,
s15.5O; bulk fat lambs, $l5n 90
bulk Gull lambs, $10.50@ 1900; bulk
fat ewes $4,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA moder-
ate business was done in spots
with prices easier here today. Sales
totaIed 6, 600 bales. receipts, 1000.
MiddIing fair was quoted At lo.74d;
strictly good mids.. 1924; good
nids. 1OO4d; strictly mids., 9.94d;
nids. 8.a4d: strictly low mids.,
9,s4d.: low mids.. 9.44d; strictly good
ordinary, 9.24d; good ordinary, ".94d.
Futures opened steady with Oc'
tober at 9.12d; December 9.o4d;
January. 9.O5d; March, 9.lOd; May
16
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
Six Men Offer Blood
For Stricken Printer

BALTIMORE Sept. 1s.-Six mem
bers of the Baltimore Typographical
Union have offered to undergo a
blood TRANSMISSION in an effort to
save the life of Daniel Webster
Schilling, secretary and treasurer OF
the body, when an appeal was sent
out from the West Baltimore Gem
eral Hospital. where Mr.. Schilling
is seriously i'll.
The volunteers We're given blood
tests so that the TRANSMISSION might
be made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
Favorable Trade Balance

A favorable trade balance of 1852
512,560 is reported by the Depart,
ment of Commerce for the first
seven months of 1929 as compai ed
with balance of 1866. 628.S9 for
the 1927 Jsnuary-July period. The
Departments figures, made public
today, also give a July trade bal
ance of $50 1852 as against $22,
blO,795 in that month last year.
Exports for the seven-month
period, according to the department,
aggregate S2.155 1852 1877 as compared
with S2,70S.101, 1913 last year, while
the respective July export figures
are 1878. 76s,065 and $341 ,S09 ,006. I'm
ports from January through July
totaled $2.403 .66g .597 as against
50, 442 .473.O79 In 1927. July imports
wer Ss17 .S94,1S3 as compared with
$S1a,29S,2H for the preceding July.
The exports for July by grand
divisions are reported by the de-
partmeft as follows: Europe, $152.-
341 sos; North America, $110 $40. 047:
South America. $43.907.418: Asia
$45 '1S7,7 72; Oceanic, Sl6,S4l017 and
Africa, 81 10000.
stated. were as follows; Europe.
$e7,6S7s0l; North America. $77.73s..
3S1; South America. 45,644.395:
Asia sS5 .SS2 .792: Ocea mia. $S.SS5.927
and Africa, S6967,Ss 49, =,
Dividends Announced
At the regular monthly meeting
of the board Of directors OF the
District National Bank yesterday
afternoon, the regular quarterly
dividend Of 2 per cent -wss -deeIa red
Ill
holders NJ record September %.
Transfer hooks will he closed from
September 25 10 30.
The board Of directors Of the
Continental Trust Co. have de.
clared the regular quarterly divi.
dend of II per cent. payable Sep
TENDER % 70 share holders of re.
cord September Is.
The quarterly dividend of Der
rent on the preferred stock Of the
Federal Storage CO.. was declared
at the September meeting of the
board Of directors r. X. Morris an.
pounced yesterday. The dividend Is
payable October Is. TO stockholders
OF record on September 90.
At meeting of the board of
directors yesterday afternoon OF the
Anacostia Bank, the regular quarter.
~ ~@F IbElAI u - IlSI cent Was NOLe1.
The disbursement is payable Sep.
TENDER 30 To stockholders of re.
cord September 25.
Members of the local faculty OF
fhe Washington chapter Of the
American Institute of Banking en-.
fertained the educational commit.
tee ar the Hotel Raleigh Officers,
members of the board of governors
and faculty guests We're present
The principal speaker was Har,
old stonier, national educational di
rector of the A. /. B.. who il we'll
known in Washington and whose
talk was on particular interest in
that he explained the new educa
tional plan adopted by the institute
whereby several Of it's courses will
We made more complete. lie also
explained the new system OF pre-
standard, standard and post grad
Ia4A work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Grains open
ed lower today. Wheat was down
y 70 1c: corn, Is to 12c, and oats
unchanged to &c lower.
Opening quotations;
Wheat-Septemb Der. 1919; Decom,
Der, 11212to3s; March, ~ May
Corn-September. aaA to 1909
december. 1878 to rs; March, IN
to "a; May, none.
Oats-september. new. none; De
cember, new, Al 80 March, 43; May,
d11L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE market
for hogs was steady to strong today.
with packing sows 10c higher than
Thursday Shippers bought freely
and gave the trade a good tone.
but packers were very bearish and
bought as sparingly az possible.
Top was $3.50 for choice light
and medium weight butchers.
Prime heavy were quotable up to
1885.
Cattle receipts were small and
quality plain. Prices were steady
for steers and steady stock. Bulk
were quoted strong.
Lambs were steady and the mar
ket slow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Rutter-Prints. 55lz a ST; tubs
54lgM55; local tubs, 500 -.
Eggs White. aga As; current
receipts, 35MS6,
Live Poultry-~Hens hoavN. 240
2s; hens. light, 21@2S; boosters
1Sta17; stays, 19622; broilers, SSm
a., ducks, 21d24; turkeys, 400 IS;
Vegeta bles-Toma 5OG 6oc has.
ket: potatoes, Pa. $2.15m2.25, $50
lbs cabbage, 1885, hushel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
NEW YORK COFFEE

NEW YORK, Sept. H. Raw
coffee futures opened easy today
at a decline OF two.fifth points.
January sold at 1880 and July 1t
l5.tSc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-14
LIBERTY BONDS

81. 5ua 1g47 ..,.......,..... sos IS
go az due 1917 .,,...,... 100 20
r,rth lis due 1898 ...,..L..I 101.09
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-22
Results of Saturdays GYidi7On Games

Stevens Point Teachers. 25 Stout In
stitute, Z.
Superior. &c: La Crosse Normal, 0.
Swarthmore. 81; Susquehana. Z.
Tennessee Wesleyan, So; Marshall, 0.
Temple. 80; Albright. 0.
Tennessee, Is; Alabama, 10.
Texas university, 20: Arkansas. 2.
Texas Christian, 6: Texas A. and NJ, 0.
Tufts, l2 Bowdoin. o.
Texas Tech. 3: McMurray, 0.
Pennsylvania, 80; Union, s.
Union, Z; Vermont, s..
University OF Chattanooga, 10; Louis
University Of Detroit. 27; Loyola New
Utah. 6; Colorado .Aggies, 0.
Vanderbilt. 10; Tulane, 6.
Villa Nova. Z; Gettysburg, 2.
Virginia Military Institute, 9; Vir-
Virgna POLYTECHNIC Institute. 1s; North
Wagner. o; New YORK Aggies, 0.
Washington state, g; oregon State. Z.
Waynesburg, q Bethany. ttiel.
Western Ketucky Normal, 10; Middle
iS west virginia. Taiai' 20; Washington and
Lee, 0.
western Reserve. As; Hiram. 0.
williams, Is; Rensselaer,, 7.
Wisconsin b" 20; Oshkosh Normal, g.
Yale, 80; Brown. IA.
Yale freshmen, 8; Exeter, 0.
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Leabnon Valley. o; Mt. st. Mary, o,
Ioyole Cohiesgo,, 2e: Lombard, 0.
Lynchburg. IL; Guilford, 6.
Louisiana State, 81; Mississippi Ag-
gies. 0.
Nathan Mai9s + g. New wI Ha@RsAiEe o. o.
Maryland, IS; west MARYLAND, 6.
Milligan. 81; Carson Newman, 0.
Mississippi. 10; Auburn, 0.
Missouri, %; Iowa state, 10.
Minnesota Reserves, %; Dakota Wes-
Monta hiSn state, "0Ss'ST Colorado Teach
e MSioTTingside. 8; South Dakota Uni
Monmouth. 81; Illinois college. T.
Muhlenberg. 8; Franklin and Mar
Sn Navy - 6; Duke. o.
Nebraska Wesleyan. o; Midland, 0.
N NeR York city syT o6lisss as Drexe s.
New York university. 48; Rutgers. 0.
North Dakota Aggies. 49, 81: ThemaS' o.
Northland college. 0; Houghton College
% North Central. IS; Wheaton. o.
Ohio '' university. SIS: Cincinnati. o.
okiahoms: I: Creighton, O.,
oregon, 81; washington. 0.
pittsburgh. 20; AileReny. o.
Providence 10: Manhattan. z.
Futher. 26: Upper Iowa, 6.
Rhode Island. 7; Naval Training Sta
ton. O.
Richmond. 8; Elon. o.
River Falls. state normal, 20; Milwau-
kee Normal. 0.
Simpson. 10: Cornell, :.
Schuyhkill, 81: St. Johns. 0.
Sewanee, 80: Cumberland, 0.
Shurtleff, o; Western State Teachers, 0
(tiel.
Southern. 81: Piedmont, o.
Southern Normal, s.. Sioux Falls. 6.
Southern Methodist, So; Rice institute.
Southwestern college. 6; Spring Hill. 0.
SpearfSh Normal, Is; Northern Nor
NAL, 0.
Southwestern, 10: Union, 6.
st. Ambrose, Z; Columbia college, Z
(tiel.
St Francis 80; George Washington. 0.
St. Johns. 80; Washington college. o.
st. Louis University. II: Rolla Miners. T.
St. Yitors. 80: Illinois State. Normal. g..
St. Xavier. 9; Oglethorpe. 6.
Stetson, l9; Rollins, 6.