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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

Near 14th and Columbia road. prominent
attorney has authorized US to make quick
sale OF this house. 1t is n $4,000 house. re-
duced to $4,000, and perhaps could be bought
for less, it must be sold. Full 3-stOry
pressed brick and brownstone; occupying lot
20 IT,. wide by over 100 IT. deep to an alley:
library; large, bright dining room, pantry
kitchen with all modern equipments. Second
hoor-3 large bedrooms, beautiful bath. Third
floor same rs second. Hardwood foors hot
water heat; massive and attractive mantels;
expensive fixtures and decorations. This Is a
very beautiful house, and we are sure you
would be interested after inspecting it. Let
us tell you more about it.
GARDINER & DENT Inc.),
Sl2 14th St NV
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FUK RENI-- = -
4O17 Ga av. 7r. b. $3.50 NORTHEAST.
1913 Fairmt Tor. b50.0O 1O7 R. " h6r. b. ESQ
1928 18th, Tor. b $3.50 1O1 14th Or. b. so
1742 T, 1Or b. 1000 1112 sth. Or, b....25.50
COS R. 7r 3D.. 80. 30 CIT l. Or. b. 81 80
1923 Fla av Or, b. 80 so Git Elliott. Or. 2O.5O
1913 Riggs, Tor, b. $500 SOUTHEAST.
I'll P. sr. b. $3.50 AL 10th, Or, b.. 20
1874 Col st. 7r, b. 2O.50 401 10TH Or. b.. 1850
1744 Willard. Or, .25.5O COLORED.
1925 Dumba /. 5r, b225O 1905 9th. sr, b. 80. so
STABLES. 1885 9th, Or, b. $50
r 1884 9th. ...... 800 TO 18th. Or, b. 49, 90
1417 H.. .20OO 2317 Ga ay, 6r,. 1850
n. F. HANDLER co. Qnc.).
Look for the Red Arrow Sign.
7O2 18th st. ny
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Handsome new English basement residence
in the best section s & ths northwest
Very attractive front of stone and brick; Is
feet wide: lot running to alley.
CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE HOUSE
BASEMENT FLOOR-Reception room, bill
1sT FLooRNDrawing room. library and din.
ing room tALL LARGE ROOMS, high ceilings),
20 FLOORS masters rooms and two hand
some bathrooms equipped with shower baths)
Sd FLOORS masters rooms and bath; sew
er is51sass and
l. FIRST CLASS.
MOORE I HILL Gnc.). 1898 ST. NV.
ON 18TH STREET
A short distance north of Scott Circle; 10
s12,5oo
Good lot Formerly held at much higher
This is a chance to get a good home in
n nell: that Is sure at really specula-
On the Avenue Of the Presidents
MOORE & HILL Unc.). 1888 ST. NV
FOR SALE
AN INDIVIDUAL HOUSE.
T.. Entirely mt detached b unlike any other house
wide. One Of the finest sites that could be
chosen for home; .s west St. Of 18th St
Great porches; plenty of room for stable and
after long looking at ground. and extensive
planning.
MOORE HILL Gnc.). 1888 ST. NV.
EASILY WORTH $4,000.
A thoroughly frst-class house, situated in
neighbOrhoOd beyond cavil; house that meets
every requirement Of Washington societys de-
remarkable finish; IS large rooms and baths;
ho no heat; perfect repair; occupied only
by owner and g sen FEET WIDE.
Near Dupont Circle. and IL, In one Of the
MOORE & HILL dnc). 1888 ST. NV.
FOR SALE
An IDEAL HOME FOR $4,000.
detached house. near Connecticut ave-,
built by the owner for his home.
Ninety-fve feet front
IL large. bright rooms: hot-water heat; cleo
trio light: baths.
Fine garage.
Owner is leaving city; will sacrifice for only
part OF original cost.
MOORE & hill Gnc). 1893 G ST. NV
FOR SALE
HOMES 500, 900 TO $780,
In immediate neighborhood of this house; 8
S. 500.
This II 4 reduced price and away below value
MOORE & HILL unc.,. 1898 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
LOCATED ON A FINELY BUILT-UP BLOCK
IN THE CENTRAL NORTHWEST; modern
EIGHT-room residence; In first-class order;
finished throughout in oak: concrete cellar;
finished attic: many features of convenience;
urgent business reasons for selling. Price re-
duced from $500. Suitable terms can be
arranged-$ 500.
II T. SANSkIrRy co
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FOR SALE
ONE OF THE BEST BUILT NEW HOUSES
IN WASHINGTON; STEEL GIRDER con-
STRCCTION: twenty-five IT. wide: finished in
hardwood and beautifully decorated; heated by
best hot-water system; lighted by both cleo
tricity and gas parquetry floors; large closets;
light, airy concrete cellar; splendid northwest
location. Easy terms-$5. $50.
n L. SALISBURY 90.
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FOR SALE : NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Be
tween Otis place and Georgia ave. NV; o.
1925 open for inspection and heated; on a
wide avenue; wide parking: large rear yard
large rooms; reception hall and large store
room; Quincy hot-water heater; open fireplace;
gas log; B-inch oak floor: substantially con
structed beautifully finished Bring reputable
builder with you to inspect these houses. Open
every day and lighted In evening. Price. $1,000.
Apply on premises to 2O1S LIST st. NV.
Phone n. 5749 ALEX. MLLAR.
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FOR SALE-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS, WEST
OF 18TH STREET.
BRAND-NEW HOUSES.
$3.50 EACH.
Every modern convenience; 10 rooms, 2
baths; hardwood finish; hotwater heat; par
ouet floors; gas and electric lights; expensive
cabinet mantels elaborate decorations; good
size lots. Situated in a section of Washington
Heights surrounded by expensive residences.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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room house. Mt. Pleasant, II sold Immediately;
business calls me to w. Va; very little cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

FOR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN ON THE
Heights, west of Conn.
A most desirable modern residence is offered
at a greatly reduced price, the present owner
having taken it for debt.
PRICE NOW $500,
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
Very handsome colonial front, covered porches
expensive brick and stone trimming.
Ten rooms, TWO MAGNIFICENT BATH
ROOMS; hot-water heat: gas and electric
lights; many closets and pantries: expensive
mantels and chandeliers: lot 25x12O to a public
alley.
This is undoubtedly the best bargain offered
in modern. up-to -date residence 10 this
choice part of Washington Heights. AS much
has been loaned on 1t.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New Yorl; ave-
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IDEAL POULTRY OR FRUIT FARM: CONVEN-
shade 70 a cars wad and onth soo1 o e
white Leghorn hens; excellent neghborhood;
only $500. &. A. RHODES, 1921 G st. NV.
17s
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SeaDOard Air Lime Ry.

1905 AN DAlIS-.'Seaboard Fast Mall"
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savan-
nah and Jacksnnsille Parlnr Jacksonville
to Tampa and Washington TO Pinehurst Through
sleeper to Atlanta. Dining car.
500 PM. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-'.Sea.
board Florida Limited" Solid Pullman electric
lighted train. with club. dining. compartment
and observation jacksonville. st Angus.
tine and Palm Beach. with sleepers TO Miami
and knights Key tor IayanaD. Parlor Jack
sonyie to Tampa.
Sis PM. DAILY-.Seabosrd Express Elec.
trcally lighted sleepers and observation car.
equipped with electric fans Through service to
Say annah. Jacksonville, Tampa. Atlanta. Biz
mngham and Memphis also through sleeper to
Pinehurst. Dining
Ticket Office. l4lS New York ave. NV.
e. A. HARDWOOD. C.T.A. q. z. PHILLIPS D.P. A.
G. B. RYAN q. +. A.. Portsmouth Va.
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EASILY WORTH $4,000
PRICE. $35. 900.
thoroughly first-class house, situated in a
neighborhood beyond cavil; house that meets
every requirement OF Washington society's de-
mands; remarkable construction and equally
remarkable finish; Is large rooms and 3 baths
hot-water heat; perfect repair; occupied only
by owner and family.
30 FEET WIDE.
Near Dupont Circle. and in Of the
choicest residence squares. This IL a house
we are proud to show.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO.. It'll & L NV.
laI3 Il NV 1871. 2bS g. % 6U5 AZ sw. Ar w.16.50
ls45 L NV. 15r, 2b g. 90 SOS ne. or; ". .IS 30
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SAI.F.-
THREE BLOCKS CAPITOL, $3.50.
Three-story brick. large rooms and bath;
lot 20xll0 IT.: great snap for home or invest
ment; easy terms. See this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

NEW CORNER HOME FACING AN AVE-
NUE.. NORTHWEST; COLONIAL STYLE; COW
cred front porch. #. wide: cleo. and gas;
INV. heat; hardwood: parquetry floors: EIGHT
fine rooms and beautiful modern bathroom;
open freplaces: unique brick mantel in dining
room; large yard and side lawn; house
20 #. wide; excellent value. Easy terms-$4, 800.
n l.. SANSRURY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

FOR SALE-Here's on St; bay WINDOW
brick house; rooms: four bedrooms; ninety
built: cellar: Is feet wide; fine repair PRICE,
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FOR SALE -
SOMETHING VERY UNUSUAL: A BEAUTIs
Full DETACHED HOME ON THE HEIGHTS:
lot 5Oxl5O; two stories. cellar and attic; hand.
somely finished and artistcally decorated
throughout: NINE ROOMS and MODERN
BATHROOM: HOT-WATER HEAT; beauti-
fully improved grounds: convenient to cars:
trust, A.500 at per cent, five years to run !;
~ l.. SALISBURY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

FOR SALE
4 PRETTY DETACHED HOME IN AN E11E-
WAITED NORTHWEST SECTION: two stories,
attic and cellar; hot-water heat fine porches
width of house, front and rear; lot A feet
wide plenty OF ventilation; sunshine in every
room: electric lights: two stairways; parquetry
floors; southern exposure half SO. from cars.
It will be many day before you see another
such bargain in detached home. Easy
terms-$5, $50.
n l.. SANSRTRY co.
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MOORE L HILL Gnc), 1898 G ST. NV.

ON 18TH STREET.
A short distance north of Scott Circle; 10
rooms and 2 baths.
&12 500.
Good lot Formerly held at much higher
price.
This is a chance to get a good home In q
neighborhood that Is sure at a really specula-
tive price. Not another opportunity like 1t.
On the Avenue Of the Presidents.
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL PARK ROAD RESIDENCE
WEST OF 18TH STREET: PROBABLY THE
BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED; perfectly
charming home In every respect: a complete
assemblage of all. those delightful features
necessary for realization of the ideal home
life; NEARLY NEW; 20 feet wide: NINE
splendid rooms; electric and gas lights; hot
water heat: refined decorations. Owner wants
small house, and in order to effect quick
sale, has made sacrifice price-$7, 400.
n L, SALISBURY 90.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES..

FOR SALE
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE:
FINE APPEARANCE; convenient northwest
situation; overlooking beautiful little park; In
thorough condition; both car lines; EIGHT
and MODERN BATH; would readily
rent for S35. 80. very great bargain-$5, 600.
n l.. SALISBURY CO.
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HOMES 500, 600 TO $500, 900
In immediate neighborhood of this house:
rooms; about % feet wde good depth.
IS. 500.
This II . reduced price and away below value.
MOORE & HILL unc.,. 1898 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-ANOTHER DETACHED HOUSE
near 10th st.
A strictly modern one. with IL rooms, !.
bathrooms; hot-water heat and q stable. Lo
60x2OO.
The owner viii consider a low price To-
this choice property.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
Unusually well located lot. G0x125 feet. Sur
rounded by the best types OF Chevy Chase
homes. All improvements installed.
PRICE. 81 60
Only 1917 cash. balance in easy payments 4
big opportunity for any wanting to build
a suburban home in high grade section.
Full particulars from
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. 1nc1.
13S 18th st NV
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FOR SALE -
4 SPLENDID BARGAIN: NEAR 10TH AND
NJ SITS NV, SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
THREE-STORY PRESSED BRICK DWELL
ING, NINE extra large rooms and modern
bathroom; in best kind OF condition; lot 25x
40 to wide paved alley; good brick stable:
should readily rent for $50 a month; price,
Sc, 500: easy terms.
n L. SALISBURY co.
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tOh SALE-
ness interests which necessitate his leaving
this city is anxious to dispose OF his new and
modern home, located in one OF the best sec
lions of Washington Heights. Full 3-story
colonial brick: parlor library. dining room,
pantry and kitchen first floor; bedrooms
and bath on second and third floors; cellar.
servants quarters. laundry. etc. Hot-water
heat: southern exposure; nice parking; sur
rounded by many high-class properties and
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Hardwood interior
finish, unusually attractive; electric fixtures.
mantes, etc., made to order; hardwood floors.
Original cost. $4,000. Would like offer of
$1l,5OO. II you looking for modern home
you should not fail to see this one. as 1t must
be seen to be appreciated Arrange with US
for inspection.
GARDINER & DENT Qnc.),
SIP 14th St NV.
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FOR SALE
A SPECIAL BARGAIN; LARGE. CEN
TRALIY LOCATED NEW DWELLING, two
stories, pressed brick trimmed with Indiana
stone: hardwood interior finish: parquetry
floors; INV. heat; EIGHT splendid rooms and
large tiled bathroom: reception hall; electric
and gas lighting fixtures; the production Of an
honest painstaking builder. Such houses
usually sell for much as $1,000. We are
going to sell this one on reasonable terms foe
$3.50.
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VERY UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; NEW
HOUSE IN THE DOWNTOWN SECTION AT
MODERATE PRICE; easily accessible to
schools. churches, Stores markets and the hest
street ear service: modern throughout; electric
and gas lights hot-water heat best style hard
wood trim; parquetry floors; lot 2OA1OO; con-
venient terms So. 600.
n l.. SANSBCRY co.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Game Western Team
Doomed BY Central
King Makes Touchdown and Kicks Goal in Final
Period-Byrds Team Plays Best Game.
Central Is Operrated.
BY c. w. SWAN.

Playing Central to a standstill in the
first three periods, the game little West
ern High football team met defeat in the
final quarter yesterday in the first game
of the scholastic series, on Georgetown
Field, to o.
Outweighed about ten pounds to the
man, the Red and White eleven displayed
better knowledge of the game than
their heavier opponents, and had it not
been for "Murph" King getting away
with a short forward pass, a to score
would have been the result In the final
period, with only three minutes 10 play
and no score made. Central advanced the
bah to Westerns 15-yard line, and 1t was
plain, to the spectators at least that
Central was going to try forward pass
with King on the receiving end. They
did. and the big boy went through the
Red and White team for a touchdown
and then kicked a pretty goal.
Central did not play the game that was
expected: in fact the Blue and White
eleven played poor football, the Western
team doing much the better work. Time
and again. the Central backs would be
hailed behind the line. and while West
ern did not handle the ball any TOO cream.
they did much the better tackling' ana
playpd better all-around game west
ern is. without a doubt, tn" best coached
team in the series.
"Buck" Howard Stars.
To Buck" Howard. and Meardle
Stone the Western credit belongs, Tor II
was Buck" who did the punting and
he did some punting AZ that. Howard
would boot the pigskin 80 yards at
a clip and it was him who saved at least
one touchdown when he tackled Schoen-
field who had broke away from the line
and was on his way to the goal posts.
Howard not only did good work on the
defense. but on the ofrense did the best
line plunging and also got away with
several forward passes.
The game Itself was one OF the best
ever witnessed in the High school series.
and was a good example Of the open
game Forward passes and double
passes. not to speak of trick plays, were
tried time and again. and It was plain
to be seen that the western team will
be more of a factor in the race than
was at first expected.
Capt. Hamilton did NOT play the game
the sterling back generally puts up. due,
In part, to the slippery field, and also
to the fact that Hamilton Is somewhat
under the weather. King was the shin
ing light of the game. going through
the Western team for big gains and
always being the first on the job in rum
ming down punts. SChoenfeld, the small
quarter OF the Central eleven. put up n
great game, taking care of punts in fine
style and also running the team fast.
On three occasions Schoenfeld worked a
fake kick. going through the line for
good gains. and once he broke away
from the field and made good run OF
81 yards. only to be downed by Nc
Ardle.
Central back being the best line plunger
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
ARMY IS READY.

West Point. " Y, Oct. 2o.-The cadets
put on the finishing touches this after
noon with a long signal drill and the
practicing Of goal kicking by Dean and
Kcyes Every effort was made to-day TO
drain the field, and, while still quite
wet. it Is improved considerably. In the
practice last night Littlejohn injured an
old sprain and will be unable to play in
the Yale game tomorrow. Weyand, a
pIebe. who has1been doing some good
work at tackle, was selected to fill his
place.
Tonight tickets for every available
seat has been distributed. and Lieut..
Matthews, secretary OF the athletic as
sociation, is swamped with applications
that still pour in. The lineup given out
tonight is: Gillespie, left end: Devore,
left tackle; Arnold, left guard; Sibert,
center; Huston, right guard: Weyand,
right tackle; Hoge, right end; Hyatt,
quarter back; Brown, left half back;
Benedict, right half back. and Dean, full
back.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Scholastic Football Series
Standing.

in the game and seldom falling to make
the required distance.
Hamilton Kicks on.
Hamilton kicked off to Howard who
brought the bail back 10 yards and
then. by a series OF line plunges. Central
showed the ball back to Westerns Is
yard line. The Red and White team
held Central for downs and the ball
went over. On a forward pass Howard
brought the Dall up the field 10 yards,
only to have Central hold the team and
have to punt out. SchOenfeld received
the punt and advanced the ball yards.
The ball seesa wed during the remainder
OF the period
In the second quarter Hamilton tossed
the ball to DysOn. who ran 20 yards with
the ball. Western then held Central for
downs on their OWL 5-yard line. How
ard punted to nc 4O-yard line. and the
first half ended with the ball in the mid
die of the field in the possession of the
o StrNeters
In the third period Central made sew
eral good gains through the line, Van
Dyne being the man to carry the ball.
and Western was compelled to kick time
and again. Schoenfeld made a pretty
2O-yard run, but the team was penaIized
for holding and the ball brought back.
Kings touchdown came in the final pc
rlOd. when he captured Hamilton's pass,
and went 10 yards for the down. ''Murph''
then kicked a pretty goal.
ZapOnne came near causing Central
some trouble in the last part OF the game,
for, with Van Dyne set to receive a for
ward pass, Zaponne tumbled the Central
back. and Stone captured the ball. But
1t did no damage, as the whistle blew
after Western had lost the ball on a
tumble.
The next game OF the series will be
played Tuesday, with Eastern playing
Technical.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Murphy and Ebbetts
Are Roasted by Fans
Postponement of the Games Makes Quaker Cit,
Rooters Sore, and They Blame 1t on the
National League MoguLs.

that il this is not the last worlds series
it ought to be- No matter what they
do the powers have cut the craw of the
goose that has been laying the golden
eggs. The graft got too big.
While the weather man was busy the
players of both teams were moping
around and longing for some action. It
was evident that the delay is getting on
their nerves. Part of the Giants slipped
back to New York to case their feelings,
and it was plainly evident that the pro-
lOnged suspense was telling on McGraw's
players. They were fretting and fuming
playing poker and idling around the no.
tel The Athletics. with all the COM
forts of home, took things easy.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

of the Detroit Americans, is a traitor to
his league and has deliberately tipped
McGraw to everything that is necessary
to know about the Athletics style of
play and tactics.
johnson takes n lot OF stock in what
Davis usually has to offer and knows
that the COadjutor to Connie would not
go of at half-COCk ana make lot of
statements which he could not subStanti-
ate.
Harry is perfectly willing to go before
any tribunal and tell the source of his
information and all that he knows about
the duplicity OF Jennings, as Davis
terms the attitude OF the Tiger ChIeftain
toward the American League representa-
tives in the worlds series.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
in Causes Posponement Of Game Central Defeats WeserI
Football Games To-day.

Georgetown vs.. Richmond College. at
Richmond
-Gallaudet vs.. Norfolk Blues. at Norfolk.
Catholic University vs.. Fort Myer, at
BrooklaDd.
Technical High vs.. Cathedral School. at
TennalIytown.
Business High vs.. Boys Latin School.
at Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins University vs.. Maryland
Agricultural College, at Baltimore.
Dunham's School vs.. CGtonsTille Country
Club. at CatonsTilIe.
Rock Hill College vs. University Of
Maryland. at Ellicott City.
Army vs.. Yale. at West Point.
Bates vs. Colby, at Lewiston.
Carlisle Us. Pittsburg. at PittsburE.
Colgate vs.. Trinity, at Utica.
Cornell vs. Washington and Jefferson, At
Ithaca.
Dartmouth vs.. Williams, at Hanover.
Hayerford vs.. Dickinson, at HaTeHord.
Hamilton vs. Rochester, at Rochester.
Harvard vs.. Amherst. at Cambridge.
Lehigh vs.. Crsinus. at South Bethlehen.
Holy Cross vs.. Massachusetts Aggies. at
Worcester.
New York University vs. Rhode Island, at
New York.
Bowdoln vs. Norwich. at Brunswick.
Pennsylvania State vs. ViIlano'a, at
State College.
Princeton vs. Navy. at Princeton.
Hobart vs.. X. =. l., at Troy.
Stevens vs. Swarthmore. at Hoboken.
Virginia vs.. st. Johns. at CharlOttss-
Vile
Syracuse rs. Lafayette. at Syracuse.
Chicago vs.. Illinois, at Chicago.
Maine vs.. Vermont. at Orono.
Minnesota vs.. Nebraska at Minneapolis
Pennsylvania vs.. Brown.Sa Philadelphia.
Wesleyan vs. Tufts at Middleton.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

Further PoStponement VIII raise havoc WITH aeae "s"eS
S already interest is waning.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
HarrisonburE High Wins.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Harrisonburg, Va, Oct. 20-In the first
football game of the season to-day Har-
risonburg High School defeated Staun-
ton High School, II to o.