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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
sshy Born Win Tooth.

Although Weighing only two poun :
at its birth. the young child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Krauss. OF Hunting
ton, Ind. is healthy snd has four deval
oped teeth. II possessed one tooth
when II was born. and In spite OF BE-
ing only TWO weeks old and not show.
ing any signs of growing. It is cutting
its teeth with remarkable rapidity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
GETTING Worse

There's even more dishonesty in
politics than there used TO be-" said
the pessimist. Nowadays figure that
We don't get more than 20 per cent.
of the votes we pay for."-CleveIand
Leader
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Albert q. Winner. a three-year-old
child. died In Philaelphia from
fright caused by seeing dog
which had bitten him several
weeks ago When he saw the animal
in the street near his home the child
fell unconscious.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

New Explosive Skaters nsmor.
Rome, Feb. "a new and powerful
explosive. called gerite. was tested at
Genoa with extraordinary results. II
shattered steel armor plate an inch
thick. which an equal quantity of dy-
Mantle had been unable TO bend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Son Of Revolutionary Hero Dead.

James NJ. Edwards. who had en-.
Joyed the distinction OF being the
son OF soldisr In the Revolutionary
War. is dead at his home in Toledo
o. He was ninety-four years OF aga
His father. EbeneIer Edwards. was
one OF the Acton minute men In the
battle Of Concord bridge and fcugAt
throughout the war with England.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Same MotIons-

TT has always been a mystery to
me-" observed the observer OF events
and things. why 1t never tires a man
to- play the fiddle. bat wears him out
SO Quici ly 10 saw .it:is wood"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Mother Saw Lion Eating Her Baby.

Mother Saw Lion Eating Her Baby.
A mountain lion crunching the life
less and nangled body of her two
year-old boy was the sight tha,
greeted Mrs. Chris Brown when she
entered the family tent. four miles
from the Hotel DeImar. at Balboa
Cal. after short walk. The mother
In despair. rushed screaming at the
beastly slayer of her child. The lilo.
growled savagely and backed slow y
out OF the rear OF the tent. its mout
dripping with the baby's blood, ans
disappeared. The lion had partly dis
nembered the child after Staying It,
The Brown family arrived from Dele
ware two weeks ago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
FiIspIno Women KIdnapoec,.

A party OF armed ladrones looted
three warehouses at Laguna. P. l.. kid
mapped 100 persons. including several
women, and escaped. The consta$uiary
are pursuing them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Let US continue our efforts 20 ele-
vate the children OF the race TO the
plane of racial .respectability and
legal responsibility.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
UnmannerIy Haste.

Selfshness is ever Oh the increase.
We elbow our way through the crowd,
tread on each others heels. aud sell
dom or never apologize. We have no
time to be polite.-Matin, Paris.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Lincoln Highway to Gettysburg Sure

Lincoln Highway 20 Gettysburg Sure
without any amendment the JIn:Le
States senate passed the house bil
making Feb u, 1909. the Tooth ami
versary OF ;he birth OF Abrihsm Lin
coin, a legal holiday and recommcn1
ing its celebration throughout the
United States, for which purpose the
president is authorized TO issue a spe
cial proclamation.
The bin also declares that as a
part OF a national memorial 20 Linco T.
there may be built a highway from
Washington city 10 the battlefield q.
Gettysburg. to be known as the lin
coin Way" An appropriation OF $50.
600 is made for a survey OF plans aad
estimates for such a highway.
Representative Lsfean fathered the
bill in the house and Senator Kr x
In the senate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

COlored folks should continue to
make friends with the white folks.
They can help US nue.. now down
here in this low ground Of sorrow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Nearly as Bad

NO, I'm not married" says the
Philosopher CO Folly. but I'm next
thing TO H. I'm in debt"-Cleveian
Leader
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Fatal Accident 4, Cemetery

Akron. O.. Feb. S.-One man was
killed and four others nearly smother
ed by cave-in at Glendale cemetery.
where an excavation was being made
for vault
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Humility is all right. 50 long as
a sacrifice of manhood is not re-
quired TO go along with il.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
eets sssoo For Lo.t Hand.

A jury awarded Wilson II. Jones. OF
York. Pa. $500 damages against the
American Caramel company for the
loss OF his left hand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
chassd By eayIna RIp van wlnkl..

Chased by 5aying Rip Van Wlnkle.
The sight and sound OF what he de.
scribed as a baying Rip Van Wrinkle
caused John Nee. of Rowleysville. n
j., TO go racing into Dover. spreading
an alarm that wild man is living Ia
the woods near Mount Hope.
Nee told Marshal Bryan that while
hunting with his dog. his attention was
attracted by what sounded like the
baying of another hound. but proved
TO come from weird humanlike crea-
ture. who was scudding through the
woods on all fours. his long grayish
beard trailing under his body. Nee's
dog started for the peculiar being. bur
was frightened and chased by the al.
legged wild man, who. according u Nee,
finally galloped away into the woods.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

London Arrests Carrie For Smashing.
Carrie Nation was arrested and will
have TO appear in the police court In
London. Eng. for breaking the glass
over an advertisement OF cigarettes In
q station OF the Waterloo. Baker street
underground railway.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

TWO Indiana Counties Vote Dry
Randolph and Noble counties went
dry in local option elections. and
twenty-five seloons were voted out.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

at Helena. Mont. sentenced George
Frankhauser. convicted OF a sensa-
tional train robbery on the Great
Northern. to life term In the military
prison at Fort Leavenworth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

President Roosevelt has won out
in California. but he is still in dis
favor with the Congress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

White folks are giving us some
mighty good advice. but some mighty
bad examples.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Colored people have much religion
We need much money 90 go along
with plenty Of religion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
TRENTON TO BE GOOD
Ministers Employ Censor to Watch
Plays Produced.

Trenton, n. j., Feb. 3.-There are TO
be no more racy plays presented in
the Trenton pIayhouses IL the clergy
men OF the city can have their way
about It. The Ministerial union has
employed a censor and served notice
that they Will keep track OF all the
theatrical productions in this town in
the future. II anything Objectionable
is discovered In the lines or situations
the proprietors of the offending thea
tiers will be promptly prosecuted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

which MS physicians say wil mater
tally assist him In recovering from the
snects OF his injuries.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
To Let only the Healthy Me-.

salem. Ore, Feb. ga bill requir-
Ing that applicants for marriage H.
censes be provided with a certificate
of good health from licensed physi-
clan unanimously passed the senate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Train Robber Gets Life Sentence.
judge Hunt. In the federal court
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY o, 90.

It pays to be honest and It helps
as much 70 be polite.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

POSTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DRNOHNA-
TI0N THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECElFSD
uS SUBSCRIPTIONS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
Balloon Hits Rock: Two Men t<,u.d

Balloon Hits Rock; Two Men Killed.
Saint Pons. France. Feb. "a bal
loon which was drifting over the
mountains at night was overcome by
gale. The occupants of the car, two
Bordeaux aeronauts, were dashed upon
q boulder and killed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

Entered At the Pos OHc. at Richmond. Va.
"a scenS cla@s matter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

r.s,ished every Saturday By JOHN MITCHELL.
JR, A. 81 n. Fourth Street. Richmond va
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
HERE'S ONE Who KNEW HIN
Alfred Orme Sat on Jefries Shout
ders at Hardin Springs.
He Doesn't Talk About IL Vow, but
He Has the Picture to
Prove Il.

IN these days OF I5ul-yes,eJ sports. who
mouopoIlze hotel Hobbies and lovingly
refer 20 James j. Jearies ass "Jlm.
"JeG," or the big fellow" .t is interest
ing 20 run across o. man, once in a while.
who really happens TO have seen h.m
Strange though il seems. 1.-THE man In
Washington who has been nearest of any
Co The retired champion of the world is
exceedingly modest about IT, re bushes
when asked Co produce O Photograph
the one aboye-aud requested 90 tell OF
bis intimacy with the most famous of
all fighters.
Alfred II. Orme is the young fellows
name. He lives I'm Washington, and he
does not wear red vests or mouopoIize
hotel Hobbies.
Some seven years ago. lir- Crme had
rheumatism with enough intricate compll-
cations to make him the rival of our old
friend J9b-he of the boiis While thus
afflicted young Ome was living 40 Har-
bin Springs. where James j. was train
ing for his famous fight with FitZsiu-
mons.
The sick boy and the husky pugfIr
became friendly Ormc admired Jeftr.es
and Jenries sympayhiZeI with a thin
boy who could not run fifteen miles OF
eat pound after pound OF rare beeisreak-
Consequently. Orme used 90 wander
regularly over 10 Jeffrics' gymnasium
and there watch the giant In practice.
After the puEiIist had maU.ed the ever
lasting head of two or three tired and
disguised sparring partners, ne would
turn 10 Orme, pick him mp, and carry
him as the average man might have a
baby 90 his carriage.
one day a brilliant young man con-
celved the picture of Jenries carrying
young Orme around He snapped the
picture. whsreat Jenries was only re-
strained from playing football with him
by young Orme who said he wanted the
photo as q souvenir.
Jemries went I'm and won his fight.
Young Orme got well. came 90 Wash
nrtou after a lapse of years, and SO tho
two lost sight of each other. But the
Photograph remains.
Hes rough TO his sparring partners,
says Orme, land he's about the biggest
! brute I ever saw; but he was kinder 60
me than any man I met at Hardin
| Springs III always remember him by
! the way he treated me-
And IL might be added that OTme is
fervently hoping that Jeffries viii de-
scend like the wrath of the powers upon
/ Jack Johnson when they meet
There's a reason.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
GUN CLUB CLOSES SEASON
Analostan Marksmen Hold Final
Shoot at Suburban Grounds.
DR.. ". d. Monroe Carries on HonOrs
Of Day in Feature Event
for Championship.

The AuaIostan Gun Club closed its sea-
son yesterday with one of the most sue
cessful shoots ever pulled of az the sub
urban grounds.
Dr. W. ID. Monroe carried of first hon
ors ln the llJ-targat championship shoot
with d record OF % blue rock pigeons
killed. This was considered fine shoouaB,
as the AuaIostan traps throw the birds az
very difficult angles. Joseph II. Hunter
and II. J.. Cooley were only one bird be-
hind Monroe. while Dr. Barr. Phil Steub-
ner and Miles Taylor scored SO each.
In the medal shoot O.. p. Wise. who
has been doing very consistent shooting
an season. scored a ID sraight while
Monroe and Steubner each registered 10.
While the averages for the season have
not yet been officially computed. it is
fairly wen known that Joseph IT, Hunter
is high man. with a score OF lN out OF
"a possible 209
I'm the Du P0ut Trophy contest. which
was shot under the added bird system.
500 targets were shot at throughout the
season. and the ten best scores made
by those cOUtesJiug were counted. The
results in this match are as follows:
C.. s. Whom. i1J IT, T.. CChey.-...---... ls
4. b. st5ue.....--..- 4l4 Everett Du.1ur-.--.. s5
The award of the medals i'm the -four
classes. A. b. G., and d. has not yet
been Officially announced. but the FOL
I1r-frv arc tra total scores.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31

Philadelphia oct. 3J-Penusylvania de-
featcd the Indians to-day. - 10 =. in the
most sensational game ever played on
Franklin Field and before a crowd Of
about 10000 persons. Long runs FREEDOM
mated. but about everything else known
90 q football game was dished up. in
Guiding a fight IN which Wauseka. the
Indian, and Fretz Of Pennsylvania, were
ruled out of the game and a policeman
called to remove Coach Warner from the
side lines.
The excitement started in abOut the
middle OF the first half, when the In
daus. desperate at the early score of
Pennsylvania, were playing hard foot
ball Miller made a ruu around the la-
dams right, going our OF bounds on
Pennsylvania 2J-yard line. He was
tackled hard by Wauseka and Fretz went
Co his assistance. The Indian took CN-
ceytlCu 20 Fretz.s action and couple Of
blows were exchanged
Then Umpire Edwards butted IN and
Wauseka punched that official Edwards
at once disqualified Wauscka which led
Coach Warner % make a remark IL IS
alleged that be took exception % one on
Edwards decisions. Edwards was made
an the way through, and escorted the
pair 20 the side line. AS Warner raised
some objections az being chased from
the side lines, a policeman was called
90 enforce Edwards command
Meanwhile. Fretz had said something
about getting a club after Referee Oke-
son. and that official Immediately dis
qualified Fretz. This met with protest
from Pennsylvania, as Fretz was play
ing "a splendid game. Okeson was OBJ
durate, however, and Fretz was sent 90
the dressing room. Lineup.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
WILLIAMS IS POOL WINNER.
Captures Feature Match Of Evening
at ArguerS' Tourney.

The Arsue~s held their second handicap
pool tournament ~ the season last even
ing. and the affair was voted O great
SUCCESS. After three rounds of C.imina-
ton, only two OF the fCtseu members en-
tered remained 90 fElt il out for the
EonOrs. Harry Tenley and Charles Will
Jams. and the final match Will De- played
Monday evening next.
The feature of the evening was the
game between j. Crauer and Charles
Williams. which the latter only won by
single bali after n LarG-f1lgat match.
In which both players made a 'mber OF
spectacular shots These to- .aments
have created SO much enthusiasm among
ifs members that the club has decided 90
hold q number OF these affairs during
the season.
The club announces ts first euchre Of
the season for Wcluesday November ..
Ben Cramer was appointed chairman OF
the euChre committee. with Charles Cs-
borne, Charles Williams, Dennis Council.
and Frank Manning as his assistants.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
CAIRO WINS BY ONE POINT.
independent Eleven Defeats Second
Episcopal Team by Close Margin.

SPECIAL 90 --a Na.-ia-'a Ha1.a
Alexandra OCT ".-lHe CAIRO ATM
letic football team added another victory
to their Ioag list of battles by taking
tho SECOND taa-r 40 the Er.s-ousI TTgh
f-., -.---, l.,. ..-. .-r.. s.,-. or e ~ q
D-' o. ---..,.--
.-' .---. .----.,.-
..-- -
.','
~, ..'. anu
''' 60 1000. .t... -..... -.. ,,..5
.,.. I'M -...r. --.,- ,..s.rI. +fs.- 49,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
CHEVY CHASE CLUB VICTOR
Defeats Wilmington Golf Team By
Five Matches to Four.
Also Wins over baltimore Country
Club Rivals by Three
Straight Sets.

The Chevy Chase Golf Club defeated
the Wilmington Country Club last Fri
day, winning five matches to four.
The summary In the four-bau matches
is as follows:
Hars,mau and 0l.zemau, Chevy Chase Club. de-
faat1d Vler and Jones Wilmington Country Club.
10
NrCamm11 and Thompson. Chevy Chase Club. de-
felrei Mitchell and Taylor. Wilmington Country
Club 10
Lewis and Ellis. Chevy Chase Club lost % H---
bum ana Salisbury. Wilmington County Club o..
Lhe summary I'm the single matches:
Har5-m1u lost CD Wirr o..
Tr-aerual l.fra-rI Jones 10
l-C1umrl lr7- t1 Mitchell. o-L
Taluuslu defeated TAYLOR. "a
Lewis lost o. Heruu-r. OIL
Ellis defeated s-sti7, 10
Yesterday the Chevy Chase Club dupu-
Gated It's tricl, Of Friday on the Baltimore
Country Club defeating their MouU-
mental CITY rivals easily IN three straight
matches.
The summary
Tucsernaa and He-stnar. Chevy Chase Club. de-
flltld Pope and T-p7. Ba-uI17e Country Club.
MeCamaoa ard Thompson. Chevy Chase Club. de-
;la-el E.lcs-t and A--Ttur. Baltimore County
Club 10.
Irr.s and Eli. Chevy Chase Club. defeated
Scae1srsea--y and Savage. Baltimore Country
Club 10
In the single matches Chevy Chase won
four out OF six
Tsaksmlr. Chevy Caass C-ub. l1s, TO Pore. Bal
t-Errc Country ClEh t-L
H-rs-I1r Chevy Chase Club. defeated IMP
baltimore CCuE-y club. 10.
NcClDuar Chevy Chase Cab. defraccd Eli-c-.
Baltimore Country Club 10
Thomus1u Chevy Chase Club. defeated Atte-bu-y.
Baltimore Country club. 10.
Lewis Chevy Chase Cub lost ~ Savage. BsI-i-
more County Club O..
Elis Chevy Chase Club defeated Schsrers>sssky.
Baltimore CocUty Club. 10.
The Chevy Chase Club plays Richmond
I Friday and lhe men Of the local team
/ are confident Of winning the match Tn
I case OF victory the club VIII have won
I the cup for the Middle Atlantic Colt
g Association team matches. as they are
ahead OF the Wilmington club by one
game. and the Friday match Will probably
/ decide the championship
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
G W. U. MEETS DEFEAT
Continued from Page One.

battle ended with the oval in George
WasElngton's possession on their 4l-yard
line.
on the whole. although the teams were
ty Uo means evenly matched. the con-
test was hard fought and the score is
not any disCredlJ 90 George Washington.
They put up game battle against tre-
uaud9us odds. Their opponents were
heavy and fast. and the way they kept
their feet was wonderful u generally took
a man for a man 90 break up the inter
ference. and too often there was no one
left 20 tackle. WhytnE was hurt early
lu the game and that end was weakened.
0ut even with a man iu the best OF con-
d.uOn, he could hardly De called upon 90
break Up $50 pounds o. solid moving min
ers and tackle another The team was
simply TOO much for them in every way.
and the score is proof
Carlisle is coming next Saturday and
they are more dangerous than Ursinus.
and there viii have TO be some stin
coaching in the George Washington camp
+ If they hope % hold the red men 90 a
respectable score. Lineup and summary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
NAVY JUST BEATEN.
Continued from Page One.

lineup Clay tried short kick. Read
securing the ball on Pr.ncetou's 25-yard
line
on fake kick formation. Read
smashed through the Nays left wing
for yards. An exchange OF kicks
followed The Navy had tile ball ON
Princeton's io-yard mark and for the
first time during the game Richardson
went through the Tigers line for 10
yards gaining first down. Dalton. ON
a criss-cross, cleared Frantzs end for
"a Yards
Another short gain followed. and with
the bali ON the Tigers 25-yard line Dali
ton dropped back Tor a placement kick
sending the ball true as die between
the goal posts. The Navy crowd cheered
wildly. and for a minute pandemonium
reguCd.
Score Navy. 9; Princeton. 0.
Princeton Grows Desperate.
ON the next dcll-on Read booted the
ball TO Byrd, on the Nays 3l-yard line.
Clay sIlirted Wclch's end for 10 yards.
The Navy fmbled. and Frantz fell on
the bali near the Nays E-yard mark.
BY this time tie Tigers were desperate.
and Quarter Bacl, Ecrgiu hurled Garrett,
Read. and big Hart into the Mlddies'
line Navy was unable 90 Withstand the
terrific or dughts OF the Tigers backs.
and the ban was carried without a
tumble to Nays Z-ysrG line. where
Princeton lost IL on downs Dalton punt
cd from behind hls own goal. Bergin re-
b covering the BAN on the 25-yard line
Hart and Read were again smashed into
the sailors line for bis gains Navy
was utterly powerless TO stem the tide,
and Hart, ON a eros StUckle buck, jammed
through Wright and Brand for q touch
down I'm tho corner of the field. Read
T kicked out 90 Eerg.n, who heeIed the
\ BAH in front of the posts. Waller missed
am easy goal.
I Sc0re-Priuceton. 5. Navy p
/ The ball see-sawed during the remain
/ der OF this halr and the second period
| brought out a lot of pwtinE, with few
/ spectacular plays.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
Rockville Academy Wins.
-.5.I q, r.s wss..-.-sn H.rals.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd. oct 5o.-The first foot,
bah game Of the season in Rockville was
played at the fair grounds to-day be-
tween the Rockville Academy team and
the eleven representing the Montgomery
County High school Il was won by the
academy boys. 90 s. and was the live
lest kind Of a scrap throughout
The teams lined Up as follows.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
A. g.. 80, Fort Washington, o.

Alexandra, oct 20-The Alexandra
Athletic crab trimmed the Fort Washing
ton team ON the North Alfred street field
to-day, 80 TO o.
The first haIr started by Fort Wash
ington kicking Go Alexandria, and the
home team scored at viii.
AT the end of the urst haIf the score
stood a. A. c.. 50. Fort Washington. O.
The second half was only ten minutes,
but the A. a. C. scored rs points.
The Fort Washington team succeed in
making only lH yards during the game.
The s.. a. c. front line PLAYED its usual
strong game and greatly helped It's fast
back field Storm and Richards starred
Tor the Soldiers.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31

Tu-crLJH-=-Nil-1- .- HellmaH .-. RlmsL1L
Her.s-e. Goals nom t1rclI1Hus-B -aEIses 49,.
Libby. Ee'rre-Nr. OE~1u. LtllEl. Tup7-Mr.
Elv.-ls. Princeton. Field -ut1e-Nr. Crulils. Dart
mouth, L.lrulu-1lr. Mccarthy. Germantown.
Time ~ haYts-11 minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31

The Tremonts defeated the Franklin
Athletic Club yesterday, 20 TO o.
The Tremonts had the Franklins at
their mercy all the time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31

Tcucld1wus- haEsgr '-'- isrube-r co. Goals
kicked iron tJ-chd5vrs-Gay lI. Bssereo-lir. Gass
4 L-hiEa Juri-1-lIr. Baker. ~ Gucr-e Wash
iHg--r- Field -rdge-Air MacN1-is. 90 George
Washington. Tmss-,feSsrs. Byrd. u G.-----rr-.
and Llvrou. of Uri1us Time OF halves MIN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-31
MAY TAKE ON SAM
Johnson Says He's Willing
to Fight LangfOrd.
BIDOF $4,000 RECEIVED

CentrnIin Athletic Club OF state Of
Washington Hangs Up Big Purse
for heavyweight Championship
BattIe-JOhnsOn Celebrates signing
of Articles by Dining Ills Friends.