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The Washington herald., 1913-11-28

score-A. and NJ. 6: W. and L.. o Touchdown
Tenny. Substitutes-A-and NJ, Scary for Tenny;
Tenny for scArD; Seifert for McDoussll: W. and L..
Friend for .Buehrng. Penalties-A. and NJ, s. Is
and 5: W. and l.. 10 and s Referee-Mr. Max
well. Syarthmore. Umpire-Mr. Weymouth, Yale
Head ineman-Mr. Eberie Swarthmore.
Washington and Lee broke training to-
night at a dinner rendered the team In
the Monticello by O'Laughlin. of Wheel
ing, w. Va. who has a son at the uni
versity. Both teams were guests later
Of the New Wells Thester.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
CLABBY GAINS DECISION.
Outboxes Soldier LoEnn In Fourteen
Rounds ON the Coast.

San Francisco. Nov,SN.-Jimmy Clsbby
gave Soldier Logan a thorough trounc-
ing in fourteen rounds. but did not es-
cape injury himself by any means. When
the end came Logan on a hint from his
corner was trying to make 1t appear that
a strong left body punch he had re-
ceived landed foully. Referee Griffin
ignored the claim OF foul. but seeing Lo-
gan was in bad shape generally, stopped
the fight and gave the decision to
Clabby.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
Juniors Accept Def.

The yigilant Juniors have accepted the
def Of the strong Crescent club and viii
clash with the northeast clubmen Sun
day at Vigilant Park at 1880 o'clock.
Manager Hayden, of the Cresents, re-
quests the players of the club to report at
the club rooms, Eleventh street and Penn
syivania avenue southeast, tonight at
a'cAock
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
HOLY CROSS VANQUISHED
BY GEORGETOWN, 16 TO 7
HiIItoppers Outplay New England Rivals at Every
Stage-Harry Costello Kicks Field Goal
And Plays Brilliant Game.
by WILLIAM PEET.

Georgetown corked brand of football the Hilltop yesterday
that completely dazed the strong Holy Cross eleven from Worcester
when all the West Side gdon warriors held
Jesuit college championship of the East in hand and the big
end of 16 to Z in the other.
Harry Costeos farewell appearance the Hilltop where
has played four years. and little Wrwind simply covered himself
with glory oupunng three opponents rushing the ball for substantial
gains, and using judgment at critical stages
Costello has been uded the skies often that praise simply
like rolling off ducks back but when the
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
HOLY CROSS.

SubStitutions-Hoy Cross, Ahern fT Brett; Cogan
for Ostegren; Yogul for Hagerty; Morrison for
Bravley: Georgetown, Heisken for Petritz; Landrezu
for Murray: Foley for Fury; Weems for LAndreau
Martin for Bergin: Bergin for Cusack. TouchdoEns-
LAndreau. Foley, Mullin- Goals from touchdoWns-
Costello. Mulfin. Goal missed-CosteIlo. Goal from
Geld missed-Costello. Goal from held-Costello
RefGee-Dr. Newton. Lafayette Umpire-Mr. Ber-
rn, Princeton. Hoad linemen-Messrs KIRBY
GeorEetown University, and Cochenns wisconsin
Llnemen-Messrs- Howard and Jones. Time Of
pefiods-l5 minutez
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
yisilaut Junior. Defeated
, Washington Herald.

Alexandria, Va. Nov. H.-The Cardinal
Midgets defeated the Vigilant Junior
team, Of Washington, this morning in
the Alexandra baseball park, 2S to o.
These teams played In the Vigilant park.
recently. and the Cardinal
Midgets were beaten in the last few min
utes Of the game by the score Of to Q.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28

Touchdowns-Gooch. Randolph. Ray. Gillette. Ful-
Ter. Goals hom touchdowns-Carter 60. Tandy.
substitutes-yirginia. Randolph for Mayer; Creek
more for Jett; White for Flanagan; Gillette for
Coleman; Mayer for Randolph; Spar for Mayer:
Word for Ray; Brown for Creekmore; Carolina. Er-
vim for Parker; Mccall for CoweIl; n. Burnette for
Tayloe; Edwards for Mccall Phillips for Fuller;
Parker for Erwin; Lord for Allen; Bcshamer for
TGDdy; Grfmsley for Homewood. Referee-Mr.
Thorpe. Columbia. umpire-Mr Murphy. Yale.
Head hnesmAn-Mr. pObson. Princeton. FINE Of
periods-ls MINUTES each.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
CAROLINA AGGIEs WIN.
Washington and Ice Beaten, g to o,
I'm Fierce Gridiron Battle.
rcial to me Washin0ton Herlld

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. N.-The A. and NJ.
College of North Carolina triumphed
over Washington and Lee University at
League Park this afternon by the score
OF to o In one Of the best gridiron con-
tests ever seen here. In offensive and
defensive work. in the use OF the forward
pass and in general tactical display the
North Carolina eleven Outclassed the Vir-
ginians. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28
Howard and Lincoln Draw.

Howard University and Lincoln Univer-
sity played to a o to o score on the How
ard campus yesterday afternoc
The Washington herald., 1913-11-28

Score-Conell, q; Pennsylvania, O. RefGee-Mr.
LAngford, Trinity. Umpire-Dan Fultz, Brown.
Lnesman-Mr. Marshall, Harvard. Touchdowns-
Fritz ~, Barrett Goals from touchdown-Bsnett
co. CoTyer. Time Of periods-l5 minutes each.
substitutions-CorneI. &. Mccutcheon for Frick.
Frick for K. McCutcheon, Shuler for Barrett. Hub
bard for ShuIer. shuler for Hubbard. Barrett for
Shuer. Rees for Shelton, X. McCutcheon for Fick.
Cool for williamsod, Frick for K. McCutcheon.
Sprsgue for Fick, Robinson for GuyeT, Mallory for
Williams Taber for CoyeT; Pennsylvania, Bloom
for Murdock. Murdock for Bloom. Russell for Harris
Harris for Wolfe. Koons for Mccall, Avery for Mer-
nn. MCCALL for Koons. Bloom for Mccall Tighe for
AEery, Hill for nghe. Koons for Murdock Avery for
Hill. Kelly for Koons. Garter for Russell Russell for
Carter, Tighe for Avery.
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The evening world., 1913-06-06

and I guarantee that I can get our
case brought before him inside Of ten
days, and that u will never 80 to .
Jury"
Justice Bendrick interrupted the wit
ness long enough to ash that Gully be
pointer out to him. Gully stood up.
DO you know ne. Mr. Cuiiyf" asked
the Court.
II never saw you IN my life until
entered the courtroom the other day.
sasd Cuny.
sUit down: that's sii 7 want from you
Just now" said the Court
Farrell then said that Gully put Cd
song 70 zee the Judge on the ground
that justice Hsndrick was not sittins
9uet thsn and be would have 10 walt.
He &oid Of various conversations IN
which hs quoted Gully a. saying no could
AZ M 70 the case wouldn't 70 10 the
jury. Then he said Gully told him h
vas going to sss Justice Hendr1ck.
FARRGut A0MiTo A oUARRgl
WITH GULLY.
Attorney Oiassberg put Farrell
through . figid cross-examination- Hs
brought out the fact that Farrell and
Gully had 6uarrsiled over business mat.
tsrs and had not spoken together since
last November. He attempted 70 show
that Farrell went 10 Cuiiy's house Nov.
u last ana threatened to MIL Gully
Farrell denied having made the threats
or HAVING carried Q revolver with him
q Mn. Gully had charged.
The rules Of evidence may bs
stretched In an inquiry Of this sort"
The evening world., 1913-06-06


a - uese 0e remaske etsnseted 70
ho-es least ~asA any ees1oss intsne
IL anythine he may nave besn led TO
ooess o. ase inhusnee ehfevSh the faos.
unsaown 60 ne Until THE moment. that
me wifs hed known me ana my family
tmfty years ago upstate There 10 no
peessnaoie onenss shown but ! hope
tnas THE inquiry wan have . ea'utary
enset on others VINO 90 about boastins
OF wnAt tnasencs tnsy can bring 70
peef on ene Sedses OF this court"
WaTNeoo A0AtNOT oUAv WAS
A Po00oR0 pANYNR0.
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s.~ yS-s",, - 81. 80
~: :.-s,"s 40 Cali. ~ =
-. .s.-s,.s ....s. 49,
~ - ss,,ss -. an 80 .s..sss
s one VI
|s.,eiyS,s ,.ssss xS"s,or" = ,,Ss..
eaA Peter Ia spIns, = contractor.
Attornsy 0rasdbses, for Gully, made
an opening statement In which he de-
MED that Gully had ever made the re-
marks Imputed. He charged Farrell
Win framin6 up the accusation bscsuss
Farrell was the piaintivs in another
setiea agaiast Gully and he'd been on
The evening world., 1913-06-06
|llST|CE HENDR|CK
CLEARS Up CHARGE
&cAN Be "F|XED''
tisils Under Oath Both Sdes
6Story Attributed 10 -Jo-..
seph Il. Gully.
rtsN g DlsMlssEs CASE
SaW Gully May Have Been
Led Into Boosting, but
SCommtted No Crime.
TEA DIsMIssEs CASE

= Alsee an all day inquiry. supreme
cssse Justice Peter A. HsndrsOs dis
1850 the charge that JosssA q. cs'iN
- = the defendants In suit IN equity
bssa2 tried In his court. hsa declared
~ itaid "fix" the Justice and have
ths lAss decided his way.
N testimony OF several witnesses
was heard at length and Justice Hso.
dricns then recognised in Court Mrs.
CuIlk whom he had known thirty years
80 y Miss Gleason In his obd home
eow96hip Of Owasco. near Auburn. Hav.
Ing Recognised the wife Of the defend.
Aak Justice Hendrick decided that u
Woej4 b impossible for him to continue
y ~ the case In equity In which
Cully v co-dsfsndant With three etherA
~ 0oQt the case back to Justice 0resa-
Saum for rsassignmsnt to another part
Y Asfer the charges against Gully. the
CourS said:
II nm convinced that the defendant
The evening world., 1913-06-06

consciousness last evening In the nos.
pitai at Epson.
Che vas told that she ala not stop the
race but that she caused the Kings
Jockey, Herbert Jones. 20 b seriously
injured. e
THAT cannot be heipsd," Miss Davi.
son replied. THE cause must 20 on"
whep Jockey Jones awoks In the hos
pitai his nrst question was:>
How 10 that unfortunate womanf'
The evening world., 1913-06-06
MILITANT MANNED
SEEING kings COLT
TUNDERKN
Miss Dawson in Critical Con.
dition After Operation and
Relatives Called.

DPeoM, June s.-Miss Emily wiidins
Dawson. the militant suffragetis who
threw the Kings horse In the Derby and
was trsmpled upon. was operated on
this afternoon. The surgeons declare
her condition extremely critical
The doctors fear that the condition o6
Mise Dawson is hopeless. Her relatives
have been summoned TO her bedside.
ibid I ruin the racsf" asked Miss
Dawson when she partly recovered
The evening world., 1913-06-06

said the Court. Il want TO get at all
the facts
Mrs. Emma Farrell. wife Of the
principal witness. told OF hearing
Gully make q remark about n Judge
while he was talking at the Farrell
home with her husband early one
morning.
Il heard him say that he could Gel
the case brought before a certain
Judge" said Mrs. Farrell, and there
would he nothing TO ~. lie mentioned
the Judges name. but I could mol
swear to what Il was
Joseph Avaiione. plaintiff In the sui,
on trial and former partner with Gully
Farrell and others before they quar-.
relied. said Gully had talked OF his
ALLEGED influence With Justice Hendrick
did you believe him." intsrpossd
Justice Hendrick. NO. STR" said the
witness. II told HIM he couldn't do IT,
The evening world., 1913-06-06
Ssspshsll n nashville.

NASHVILLE, June S.-Vice-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall were
guests OF Nashville to-day. having
come for the celebration Of Founders
Day BY the Y. NJ. c. A. At noon . pub
Ito reception In their honor was given,
and later they visited the Hermitage,
Andrew Jackson's old home. A rscep.
ton at the Centennial Club for Mrs.
Marshall was an afternoon feature. Mr..
Marshall will be the principal speaker
at Q banquet this evening.
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2h ....--...-..h ~. 90 1910 p
1907 Kenyon NV. Tor. cal FIJI
1910 Ontario pl, o, b5o. 80 TAI ct
1881 q nv. Sr. y 20 30 2o4 Isl
1893 Q NV. Tor. y 20 IN i1n25 e
APARTMENTS
11ts Willard St. < rooms. nath
2o6t Morgan NV. 2 rooms and
2lSi@ Quincy ne. ; rooms and
2f2S 1ith st. NV. ist-h. near.
COLORED.
1871 18th st. NV. 6 rooms. bat
1872 Church st. NV. q rooms, y
i417 Swami st. NV. g rooms al
Is nefrees ST NV. s rooms an
The Temple. 1902 r st. NV. 81
1o0f New Jersey ave. NV. ; rot
100 oath ST. NV. 6 rooms.
90 Hughes court NV. 4 rooms
OFFICES.
1920 Connecticut ave.. . rooms
1928 Connecticut ave.
Sc. cor. 10Th and + sts. NV.
and 4th floors. s125 90,
Union Trust bldg.
lewis hldc.. 400 4a4 Louisiana
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert St. r.
Century bldg. 4I2-14 5th ST. nv
1904 1T st. NV. rooms.
1921 F NV. rooms and g.. &.
STORES.
NE cor 9TH e NYav. ltsOO 1
entire bldg. 80. 300. 90 1892 /!
1913 14th NV, entire 243fIs
building $50. 10000 Pill L
1871 9TH INV. entire 22nl e
huilding ... 1900 n2t 90
l133 Vernon st NV 405 II
corner ..-. 100. M
STABLES AND GAR
1886 Gov nj NV 81. 600 VT Rear ]
] Green al NV. 10 90 Rear /
II 1926 Mass NV. 30 90 Rear i
r SIS 18th. .. 5000 2021 G
II Sumner alley ~ nn
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES
LECTING OF RENTS FROM 4.
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE is ONLY A PA
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO
PLETE BULLETINS ON AP
THIS OFFICE.
THOMAS r. FISHER &
T1C =,
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907 IA sw. sto. dWgi0. 80 I
so Nd az ne. lnr. b.

907 ia sw. $40. dwgi0. 80
800 Nd as ne. Tor, b.
store .......4D.o0
asa X nv. 1nr. b. 80
4s1 T sw. 12r. b..a.oo
SIS Al sw. sto 6r. h31-5O
6l2 10th ne. Tor. b.3o. so
Ste. sI0 III sw. 5rb. 80. so
ia9is T sw. Or. b-25.5o
T29 Sd ne. Or. b.. $3.50
636 y ne. Or. b.. .. 81
116 1th sw. Tor. b. $3.50
3o7 10th sw. or. q. so
Sto. 1os,9 Al sw. or. ~ 30
3d. L sw. 6r. b...22. so
p r NV. Or. b.. p. so
S25 sw. 6r. b. ..2o.J0
1855 SIN sw. 6r, b.2O.50
462 VI sw, 6r. b. .20. 80
AZ + sw. Ar. b. 20. 50
1924 9Th sw. Or, BIO. 90
4oI g sw. or. b.. 1910
922i3 D sw. 6r. b.ls.5d
1910 Va sv sw. 1r. bis.J0
313 eth sw. 5r. b.le.50
1924 9th Sc. 6r. b.1T.J0
1884, + sw, 6r. b.f.50
e1o 7th sw. Or, b..16.5o
34S Mclean av.6r. bf6.50
500 Mclean av. 6r.
q -..- 1910
SIS Mclean az, Or.
b ..-.. 10. 30
5la 9th sw. 6r. beI6.50
347 y sw. ST. b.. 1857
$40 y sw, Or. IS 30
All y sw. 6r. b.. 1850
AL ] sw, 6r. b.. 1880
G. IL.
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
to Let
FOR RENT-AN ARMY OFFICERS ELEGANT
home: may be leased for of years:
contains IL rooms and baths. hot-water heat:
electric lighting; screens; awnings. all open
ings around windows and doors protected by
metal weather stripping; rent. SO 1856 Mint
wood place.
STONE & FaIRFAy 1342 y v ave NV
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1907 KENYON ST. NV,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attractive house: white stone front: eleven
large. sunny rooms and two tiled baths: hot
water heat: convenient to both lines: half
block from Arcade; just vacated by owner.
Rent only $50. 00 month. Apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
I3S 18th ST.
FOR RENT-1319 oath ST. NV; SIX LARGE
rooms; all improvements; porch; good condition;
rent $50. so
FRANCIS L. MCGEE. 1901 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COAtlnuea.)
A HOMO WITHOUT A FAULT.
IN A DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.

A HOMO WITHOUT A FAULT.
IN A DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
1s43 TO 1855 SHEPHERD STREET.
II these homes were built to your
individual order they couldn't please
you more. Beautiful in design. supe-
rior in construction, excellent In ar
rangement.
Six rooms. tiled bath and finished
attic: double flooring: CHARTERED oak:
concrete porcAes: hot-water heat; large
yard to public alley; beautifully pa.
pered; expensive gas fixtures.
Take 14th ct. car to Shepherd st.,
walk east One-half square.
Sample house. 1347 Shepherd st..
open for inspection.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON, 707 @ ST.
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FOR SALE-lON SPRING ROAD NV: 6
rooms. tiled bath: porches front ana rear: side
and rear alley: hof-water heat: gas and elee-
tricity. Under lease S306 per year. Built to
ments on Spring road will increase the value
OF this property 1915. Inspection by permit
only. Apply to
FRENCH KIRBY. Owner. l41s st. n.y..