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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-26
BRICKLEY WOULD.
GIVE HARVARD AN.
EDGE ON CHICAGO.
Outside of FuIIback Position,
Rival Teams Appear To Be
Evenly Matched.
Bv Frank G. Menke.

TuS'T because the gentlemanly
football rule-makers failed to
J provide for worlds series bat
lie between tho winning football
toams in the East and West, the
question arises to-day: Which team
is better-Harvard, the Eastern
champion, or Chicago, the Western
winner"
The question is one that will never
ha answered by a test, nor in any
other satisfactory way. The persons
east Of the Alleghenies will tell yoU
hat Harvard is the better team. But
hats because they never have Seen
the Chicago Maroons in action. But
Western folks who have seen the
wonderful Chicago aggregation tram
PIE all its rivals, but never have
seen Harvard, will, of course, make
chicago their choice.
CHICAGO, like Harvard, went
y through the season without de-
feat 1t rolled UP big scores on the
weaker teams that 1t engaged in
practice games" and then obliterat-
ed Minnesota, its rival for the cham
pjonship honors. 1t followed this feat
with a final victory of the year over
Wisconsin. 10 to 0, although the Wis
ronsin college sent a powerful aggre
cation into the field
Harvard engaged in nine combats
during the season, and won them all.
II rolled up 225 points against 81 for
lis opponents
THOSE who have seen both teams
in battle say that outside the full
back position, the teams stack up
early even in ability. Pierce the
Chicago fullback, is one of the great
est men that ever played the posi-
ton yet he does not compare with
Brickley, regarded by everyone who
has seen him as the peer of any full
back in the games history.
Gray and Norgren. the Chicago
backs, are q wonderful pair. They
demonstrated their open field running
ability a hundred times during the
past season. Both seem to be supe
rIOr to Bradlee, the Harvard back, but
neither is looked upon as the equal OF
Nahan, the chain lightning halfback
of The Harvard squad.
Russell, of Chicago, and Logan, Of
harvard, the TiVa! quart erbacks, both
showed wonderful generalship, and it
was their brains that directed many
.''N = N'ANN1S pay = IAtthN At2tAANVh ~
victory for their teams.
IIARDWICK and O'Brien. the Har-
l ward ends, are being chosen by
Tie Eastern critics as candidates for
tic all-American team. Huntington
md Baumgartner Of Chicago, are
.Wen similar distinction by the West
ru experts. Shull and Goettler, the
nicago tackles, made a wonderful
record during the season. SO did
hitchcock and Captain Storer, OF
Harvard. Storer stands out as supe
.or TO either of the Chicago men, but
The Maroon tackles made even a bet
Ter showing during the year than did
Hitchcock, despite his great playing.
Scanion and Harris, the Chicago
guards and Pennock and Gilman. of
Harvard, were about on a par. Des
Jdrdien, the Chicago center, however,
oHtc,assed both Trumbun and Soucy,
the alternating centers, and made a
record for himself that ought to give
nm first choice on an American
team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-26
SPORTING COMMENT

there die decided to renounce the
whole thing and pass up boxing,
get himself a job and settle down
to the safe and sane If narrow
and prosdif life at home.
I HAT was in the early part of
1911, ana Johnny went 10 Billy
Evans, then Cleveland sporting
writer, with his troubles. Evans
thought he saw tremendous posi-
bi!ities in the young fighter, and
in q fatherly talk tried to dis
suade him from quitting. This he
partially did, and little less than
q year later in the ring at Yer
non, Cal, Johnny Kilbane fought
ana defeated Abe Attell for the
featherweight championship Of
the world This title johnny stu
holds and is liable to for some
time TO come. Johnny now is "a
years old, and undoubtedly at the
Very top of his ring power.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-26

IA SALE. ILL. Nov. 2j.-ln one of
The tastes, bouts ever seen in this part
of the state. JEFF D'Conue !, tnc British
rea therweig ht. and Joe Bishop. of Whit
ms. ird fought ten-round draw here
last night
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27

3uHse Dd srf FAB Ts, ipis
9sritort a. ausIAnuis.
gnsnpcn frdssnb beftsit fs b,
ausen ouf ibn.
.Wcreot. "a IN ni4t msIpiipseen,
cbtr Inn bid ibui Is mir Ia 70 Nm.
pidubIi9 Itib, bu bdF bid 70 furtt.
bar esfrtui1 -. bic morte pinesn
ihm nur fftptr iibtr bic qipptn -
sunb nun fam nidis bnrdus ip,r.
Ten. Wltin Dors.Isbitr III pIObli4
%trfran!t, uHits Rtiit -
~Ri4drb!" Gin unasftilm,r TbrG.
nsnfrcm bra8 aus ibr,n Nue,n, fef
prsbie ie ben Robf e,ssn feline gruf.
.2irb - ainoI, bsrubists er,
.periinbist BID nitt. Isi frob, baB
bsine SbrGnsn nur timer sunidts &C.
%tporbeHsn Rsift ssltsn. FEB duf bstns
beibsn ssfunbsn ainbtr" - ba bob
4. ben aOpf su ihm ,mpOr, unb sr
f4outs e~rftaunt In spti naft, ober
sIiidfratIsnbs aua.n.
I'D bin 70 frob, Id bin 70 frob,
Ri6orb', fiiRsrt. 4. ItiIt, I'D tonns
k mid ia ni1i Don ibnsn irennen,
Id CLAUDE, i'd bate mid trani a.s
f.bnt nab unitrn Rinbtrn. ad =
mir III NIT .in.m RdI. tpisber 70
Isi1t um's 6trs!-
Gin fnft ibtrmiibieer 8lid aIitt
81 BEN fertissn Rtif,sspGd. bas 4,
ben san5sn Nbenb iibtr nur iteuen
Guees stftreift bate.
I'm nd6ffsn RorseH, oIs au,s
pisosr oussspudt unb In R.ib' unb
GIieb ssbradt tuurbe, fu4ts man
.bergebens mad BEN B6bet,r.
enbIi9 erfaisH Rurtden duf Der
8ilofIG6e, ben ~s,ri.stsn 9utbtdeI in
SGnbtn.
raurtdsn ou.s gilsrbu9 5erriHen
gdns 5trriFen1, srtIdrt. CT Nols,
rWentti Mt. mtbr trauris fein!4
60 enbets Grau Warsots bsib ers
gabt.er 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27
mslt assr an o
Con sraus qanoteinri3.

Cine NmleI ipridi roo nit benz qifte
Tort BON 2adtirtt iibfrm ItiIen Wariensl
Weber. bic benz fieiuen feIigen gHidte I
eIHen wintet lang I'm 9er5en bartieIL !
Sand5cro rinGi fid's ans Der WoaelleDIe.
Borte iino ca, lildjt MIR gubeIlnntt,
Wortc einer Edterfiuten GeeIe,
DC per9ebens nidt benz 2eH5 b~ertrdute.
Tur6 ben Mbcnb fIinat ibr aniiport
ipiber
Dernher ob Der 9dder bunt' @elpimmel:
lno mir IT. ais licigcn bctor Sieoer
III ben offnen, goIonmgIibten 9inns
mel. -
Sinft has aiht, NIB fhIineen nm Sie
Gferne
Sbren Meigen nit Der Ghipeitcr grbe,
Sduidlt mcin 9ieo, OBJ ibm nidt aus bcr
8ernt,
gnd Elm GAL auf feline @riibe iucroes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27
Giat 0stssIbsrssr eahenoronass.

CLING. sigenartiss 8eitimmunsen
enthdIt bic 6eiOslberstr 0dFenorbs
nuns bonn Sabre 1466. Gs beibt
BARN: RRmanb barf nod. eingstrstes
ner Raht nit Mtbr unb Woffsn auf
offsutr Strabs srf9tinen, ausgenDms
men bic firitlihtn Diensr bon 4bel;
unb Nfsmanb foa obne aidt pb<r
2aterne iiber bic @dFe e,hen. User
bieies iibsrtritt, ipirb auf o1s Ratbs
baus esbrddt unb bss folsenben
WprsenS, iutnr Ct elm Stubent, Dor
ben Rettpr Der 9odfduIs, tpenn Ct
Elm Sofbitner, Dor ben 0pst obsr
Gdulthsiben, unb fperr er elm Girs
ger, Diirgsrstinb ODER 6onnipsrfs.
ins9t III, Dor ben @irssrmsiftsr &C,
fabrt unb mad benz Grfunbe bes Der.
g.bens befrdft. Wsnn fiG atuts arf
Der Gtrabe fhlagen Obsr fpsrftn, 10
fo[lsn bic Radtnddtsr lie fst nsbs
men, In 0srtpabr nsbm,n unb benz
i.nigsn bdpon, tDsIder berirunbst
Doroen. gum Mrsts bringen, bdmit
man ibrer ffer fei, I'm 5u erfahren,
iper nnttr linen S6ulb TRACE. Msr
bes Nafts auf bsr StraBt mutbfplls
Iiass @sIhr,i srbebt. Der perfGlt ben
Mdhtsrn nit sinsm Dkrtsl Wsins,
unb menus Elm anabs III, 70 foI Der.
feIbe oofir nit Rutben abgefiroft
tperben. :.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27
ati9ia.
Ecosuttte bon eIIe Neerftsot.

"S~hhtN ~Uh &Aft ANttAItHuhs
CT bate atarbeit brben tpontn -
ltst mar re tim gesporoen. -
r5aHtn 81, fid, mtin. liebe 'ral
S9tpar5, e. ftebt itgimm NIT ibm,
Ct bat itines @at.rs, mtints Iitb.r
alien Jreunbes 5tr3l.iben aeer6t",
bate Der dlte 5ausdrst ouf Der Whlt,
tsr btforgte Grast stantportet. ,llnt
nj. ldnge, Doitor - tpfe LANCE Sc
oas iibrise mar In .inem Ief.u
S4lu65en eritorben. had
mtni9lidtr 8er.tnuua b6tftens nod
EN- @isrteliab -" 9an5 Istfe mar
Die llnterfaltuns brauBen a~erporbtn,
5iDhteu Sbir unb IngeI. 4ber Mrno,
nit benz seiddrfkn G,eb0r bes Rrans
Ten mar tsins Shbs sntsang.n. Wlis
oorssntietem aupf., bic D1rmuIael
an bic Gbirfpuli. seoriidt, ifonb tr
pa unfd1is Iia gu rii1rsn. - Oas
bate CT ni6t srtuart.t! Wit f.6sunS-
5tuan5ig So1rsn i9on an Der Sdnen.
bss Stnfeiis! Gin 3ittern burdlief
Isinen aOrper.
9raub.n ipurbs uorfi6tig bic Jfurs
tbir sfhlofsn. Das leiIe Rna6.n
bes S1IoFss ISif. arnos g~rtorruna.
- I'm Gottes Wiaen MIR bic Muttsr
nidts nerssn IaHtn, baB CT gslouf9t
bat! Wo3u Der dlten 5rau bns Str3
nod f9pptr.r rluaena
mit unfihsr,R Snriten e.bt er
uuf ben 2bnItubl 5u unb ldBt T6
iHtu.r in bi. tpeiten polfer fallen.
Wsaanid fabt II mad einem 3eis
tunss6latt - ba iritt audi fdon i.tne
Wutkr Gin. -
arampfbaft FART e. In bi. 3eis
tung.
5sfmlih ihoiit Die alte Urdu mad
Dem Sobns rift bier sinen
Stubl sursft, Drbret bd elm 9sdden,
unb pl0bIih sldnjsn ibre aus.a
f.uht. S4n.l ptrlabt fe bas 3im.
r1sr.
IrHo ldBt bi. 3situns Ifnsen. Jn
ridden Mefiel jassn bic Oebdntsn
our1 fem fsb.rbuft errsgtts 6irn.
Dr.i Monate GnabsHfrif unb bann
In bas gnbe bo!
Ssins Stumbtn mub er MIN duff
gsbsn - borIGuHg nir, bate Der
arat sefast. Das bieIs gprs6sn
ftrtngs Jpn Su fsbr an. Wu1 einig.n
Wonatsr tuiirbs e. tpisbsr NIT I'll.
ihen Rrdftsn untsriHten f1nnen
fromsner Betrus, cine Witleibens.
bride Der R14Fsnltsbs, I'm TN BET
BEN fhspsrvn gdngs BON aehn aum
EcDs nint ihfuinbtIn gu MAIDEN. -
Gr ipiro nun fortdn bic tur3s aes
btnsfrfH, bic ibm nod ~Derg0nnt IN,
tn untbdtis.eit bsrbringen. Msibis
iuirb sr bsm GObe s-nigegtnbdmmern.
limb itber Gag, Der dnbriHt, fibrt
Jpn Der gfpigtxit sinen GHritt nd
Geine G4iiln unb Ghiisrinnen
Ct nun nidt msbr fsben. Dber
tDirb iin bod bsr cbtr bic cine su
ban Ginfumtn urirrtn - aus NIT
Itib, iDtil Ct ia bod nidt msbr LANCE
unfsr ibnsu iptilia 8, sr feet fhon
bic bulb Dtrltssnsu, baIb mitItfbigsn
UtiGtsr, itt1t f9 CANA gsnnr Dor,
lpit Orste Gernau unb pdul 1bortr,
glider anb Grnft R1nig au
ibr bon fsinsr barOistn gsnsfung Il.
ben, bon ben GtunDsn, bic Ct in iur,
str 3tit ipisber ~arfnsbmsa rptrb. Or
Tf5t Ne fhcn ale fournsn. Ditft
bringt ibm Elm pdnr WInrner, iens
SiDfriidte. nit BEN G,sbunfen. Gs
III Dislsidt biz ltbts Qiete, bic bu
Ibm srtptifeit. Msr fam fuqen. ob
Il ui1t i4cn notgsn ffumm unb ialt
rHf btt Bubrt Iiwi. llnb js ALE
tbn bsbdnbsIN, ME einsn, htis
R6rptr tuoN NOD nuf ber Grbs
psnbtIt. befta S<ds dber jdon baIb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27

fs stifsnti Qab mid biz bod moresr
unftrm Grjt, proftHor Baumbah,
f6ifsu. RIdt ipabr, bu nimmIt Jpn
in2"
smenn "a bid btrubist, Dora. 70
ldb i'm iommtu. Mbtr fti feit iiber'
5suei. tr tam mir aud niht belftn.
Jd babe mtints Dattrs arantbtii
attrbt."
Sn Der Ra6i, bic nun folgtt, fu6is
arno bsresbIi9 G6laf. llnrubis
pdliis tr fd auf itiHsm Eager. CT,
Der idon nit BEN qeben dbssT6lofsn
gu babtH mtiHtt, bt,nm pl0bIih pi,'
Der ntu. eebensbOffnuns. Di, Sic
Sc, bds Slid. batisn fa INN ss,
nnbt. Wubte f6 nun Mot dlss
penbtu9 Or idbe nidt tl.nb aus.
5atts Dora bthauptetl Mie, rptnu
i'd Der 4r,t bod stirrt bdtte9
Wsnn u nod ni9t Ju ft,rben
braudtt2l
2dnpTam ftl,i6.n bic Stunbsn ba,
sin. gsim S9,in zines Ra6tIitisS
6Iidte qrno ieot @isrtefitunbs mad
Der llbr. Wenn nur srft Der Morsen
od mar. uno nit ibm prOfsHor
gdrmbaal
Der Wprasn fam. hit aolSsntn
5onnenitrapItn, Duff nnb 0ogslss'
jtpitIdsr brad CT an, pi. seI1dfIsn
oasu. benz 2.5sn nsu ssT6tnit gu
rperben.
Rod s.f,rn artsnb bait. sr T.iner
Whittsr 9oras gefud, RON fein,m
Slid sr3Gblt. - limb aud bic aft.
Jruu bssann ipisOsr gu boffsn. Gang
)dsbuft nur. abtr bds Soffnunss'
fintheu mar bod dnsefadt.
Dora fam unb nit ibr Der prof,!s
Tor, Elm GROCER, liebsnsriirbiser. ios
pialsr Ssrr, btfTsn psrf0nliateit al
lein i4on 5offnuns uno neutu 2s'
btnsmtb tinfl5bte.
Su 2rno tpoete Is auf unb nisb,r.
Ssine Rerpeu tpar.n Ms aufs dus
btrte ssfpdnnt. @sSspunsen IGdel.s
sr Bel beg prof,Fors Worten. Dora
un6 feline SHUTTER bridten ibm BIZ.
6ano anb FIFTEEN Jpn. rDas fpalte
9ottl" fusts bic aft. Srdu nit ttsftr
&fueguns. lInb bann mar er nit
BEN profeFor alIsin.
Cine bang. bafbe Giunloe perging
1oq Dual fir 4rno uub bic bsioen
Jrau,n. bic ii9 itlrmm i'm R~ebenaim'
ner ssssniibtrtdrtoen.
Damn GfFntt. Der profsFor bic
gbir. JrsuDiss 3uDsrT6t briidte f.ts
ne Wisne aus. grtpdrtunsspon, boIl
n~amtnIOier 9nsit binsen bic 4us.ns
pare an ieinem Wtunoe.
I'D babe Jbnsn Elm frtnbigss Gre.
iultdt mit3utbeilen, meine 2ieben',
iastt er nit ipmpatbHhsr @timmt.
Bon .inem fhIimmsn fsr5lsiben bss
6trrn fam ttire Rebe isiR.
5h babe tbn auf bas iorgfdItisfe
unttrIu6t. Nur Elm ilsintr, al iid
unsefdhrlider 9ersfebIrr III Dorban'
ben - bamit lauren aber Sauienbe
obne Is 3u ptFen. 6aupts
BIZ, N,rpen bcourfm berRrGf,
unb S4onpng. llnb ih glaiis
x, bic beiten !Gtilmittd fir DonftGn,
,ise G.n.iuns ftnb Rub unb Elm fill.
ts GIiid.4 Mit itinvm liebsnsfpiirbis
len SGdeln ihdute er bic b.ioen Jun,
zen atatt al.
Gas 3immsr bssinnt Iid 0or ars
IDS Gllsen su brshn. Gsurise Jun'
en- tanaeu Dor ieinen alus.n. CT
iebt nod, tpie Dora unn feline Wtat,
er auf i'm 3uetlsn. hit beiben
fiibt sr Ii6 dlf bic Geiiens
e1ntn itintg Gtublss, min ii4 erbe.
'en, ibnen ent~sesenssben: Rrdftlos
alt sr suriid. Grinlidx 8ldFe Be-
'sdt i.in antlis. Meit Dffnen fi9
lie aus.n. Gfnel tritt proftFor
binau, irdst i'm aufs 9.tt
Inb unttriu4i ben puls unO bie5er3s
bdtigteit - has 9er3 itsbt itilI -
r ut nrf4ieotn. Die Gr.ubr bat ibn
-
llnb braubsn buftefs unb BLUFFS,
bic 06gsl unb rauiden bic
31itnt - i'm mnitn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27

8sim Dfftnbarunsss
eib. Rihttr gum GtuDsnten): sGo,
an H~uarsslo unb MObtIiur tobsn Gis
niHts. bffbsu Git bttutiht Uorbts
risn9tn?4 Gtubtnt: ia, momentum
~ 5iusi f&iptre SdbsIpaxiiea.s
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02

% iIler @ros. @onoeIbiI-
Ser Ebenter.
90. 507-5O9 Nemnte Str, RVS.
SagIid ueMe 8iIber.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
Counting, sen 3. Slnguit 1918:
grOfe GrfnriiOn
Ses y0ermanin MGnnerdJOr's"
nadl Nem Niuer @ieiu &urf.

@ennm man 0enft, 0aB 9teger 1iitl
@epitter ein menig 9~[bfii6lung brilt=
qen, oann irrt man lid gepaltig. IS
lit Oanaf qeraOe wieOer 10 beiB, un0
Die Iei0en0e Wfeni66eit mnB iib nod
anoeren Qinoerungsmitteln umieben,
Solhe Qinoeruugsmittcl iiuo Die bon
unlern 8ereinen Deranitalteten @rfitr
Iionen. geah Ser id)onen @ailcriabrt
fommt man in Die freie Natltr mo
fam ben Oterpen mie0er Stdrfung &c
ben. Morgen lit MN CUTE @eleger-
belt gegeben; oenn morgen maht Der
.@ermania W1nnerbor" nit Dem
Sampler 6. s.. @erner einen Nus-
fIuq naf Seem &iper @iem Barf. Die
MGmerdOrler finO gemiitlihe Serte.
uno oa iie auBer Den Nttraftioneli
oes 8arfs nod @elang bieten INN
audi Der innere Menid nift ein3ll.
trodnen brandt 10 empfieblt es Itd
Die @elegenbeit 81 benllben nno mil
Dem W1nner6or nd6 Seem Nlpe.
8iem Earf 5u geber.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
Nus Oeuti6en Tereiurn.
2eIet Ous .@ol6inatou SOurnuI.

NmIebten 9ieultog tagte oos
Grecutibfomite oes oeutihen Central
perbon0es in s.. Sammels @aae. Gen
WOrlie lllbrts 5usrlt 9esr Ang- SdmlOt
IN lsimer Gioenldalt als 0omitesyor-
lissr Oss uad Jiiusr Been I 81 %ueruuIaI'
tenOen Nusru9es.
SEER Somnel beridtcte, DAB er Den
9ompfer @b. $. Mcrner fir Somis
tua, ben 81. Auglllt beleat babe. Die
gerlammlung bieB Oas gut. Gte
Gidets Ioaen an Deridieoenen Stel-
len gum @erfolli aufeelegt peroen.
notiirlih mirO aud an Der 8erit Elm
8erfarf oerlclben ltattfinocn- Us
murOe oes meiteten beidloiler, "a.
raul 3u orinoeL onB oas Bier, oas
ailm 8eri6anf fGme, III @aibingto'
ner 8rouereIen gebratt lem lolle
Qes @eiteren mnror iiber Die Nbbal-
tllug Der Oeutiden Iagicier berat
i1laet.
9eah neutrality-suspicious. MIR
Sc beldloneu, Die 8eier i'm 6reien
ab8rbalten, un0 3lpar an einen1 Wtoa,
tad i'm Monat Sftober. Sur &oDl
zines aeeigneten @laBes wnroe EN-
llnterausIhuB, beItebeno aus Den
Serren &udodidel, Aiiguit 06miot
Carl Sanmel, S. g8. Selbig uno 5
@eber ernannt. 0erielbe loll lmper.
8iiqlih ans @ert geben uno Dem
Yralioenten iiber oas &eiultat ieinel
Nrbeit Iofort 8eriAt erltatteit, NO
raul ous grefutip- &omite micOer 81.
lammen fontnen miro, INN tpeitere
WaBnabmen 81 treffen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
n@ai6inatOn sanserbnnN".

Die Grtra : @eriammling Die oas
Iireftorilm oes Sdngerbnnoes elm
berufen bate. nm iiber Die 0ur6 %
Ssones.@ -@eieb beorobte 3ufiinft
0es @ereins gu berateir, 5eigte, oaf
0ie Witglieoer oes @unOes aits Dem
re6ten Spl3 aeihniBt lino. Die Ser
iammlung mar iebr ltarf beiubt ilber
Grmarten ltarf; iie waren chen ale
gefommen, nm nit 5u ratel unO nil
al arbeiten an Ser @oblfabrt ibrer
Organization &rdiioent "copper", Der
sic 8erlammlung leitete, legte in por
8iiglifer &eoe oar, mas not tdte. Gr
mics oararlf bin, Dab Der Gerein nun
SO Sabre aft lei, Dob er INNER in Der
Gage gepeien lei, ieinan 3meden ainN
3ielen geredt 81 DerOen, lno filr oIe
3ufunft bor5nbauen.
Diele 3ufunft lei ober Ourd oas
relle @eieB ihmer geiddhigt- 0aS
6aus uno oeiien &ermaltlng "a ia,
Der eigenite 3ped, Die Yileqe Ocs Sc
iangs. peruriahten bobe Soften and
oas Sabrcsfon3ert bringe meiltens
elm 9efi3it. 9a5u fGmen nun nod
Steuern uno ole nnOeren moglihen
Mnsgaben, uno oQe oiele llnfoiten
m1ren gum gr0BtenEeil geoeft NOR
ben ollrA Den 8erfebr am Sonutaqc
Seet perbietet oas neile @eieb Oieien
Somtagsperfebr. @os ioae man
tln2
Mun fiiblte eS, oaB SEER "copper"
aus inneritem Ser5en iprad, uno oie
ber3li6e Note, Oie err ouidlug, fane
freM0igen @ie0erbnl bel ieinen 3ll
b0rern. Gs murOc obne Ni0erreOe
beidlolien. ben Neitrag fiir sic Yoiii.
ben All DerooppelrL ut0 auBer6em fir
ale Gpentualitdten einen @aranties
fOnos gu 8eidnen. Gieie 3eihmlu9
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ibren Terein baben.
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gtrfS bette @aarem 81 baben bel:
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Washington Journal., 1913-08-02

Ser 6rouen Silfsperein Ocs bent
Ihen @aifenbauies miro an 2abor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
Chevy Chase.

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Ridgwa5- of East
Melrose street entertained the members
OF the Chevy Chase Euchre Club at their
home last night. Among those members
who enjoyed their hospitality were Judge
and Mrs. Clarence L. Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l.. Corby. Mr.. and Mrs. A
+. c. Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff r. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Weaver, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Il. Hodges. Miss JeT-
ME V. Hodges. Mr.. Charles II. Verrill
and Mr.. Raymond Palmer Teele. Mrs
George Davis of Philadelphia is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Walk
err of East Bradley lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Branrwell Davis Of Great Neck, l.. l., are
house guests of Assistant Attorney Cen
eral and Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins OF East
Quincy street. Mrs. ]. NJ. Goodwin and
Mrs. Charles C. McRoberts. who have
been spending the past two months at
their old home in Union Springs. have
returned. Mrs. James Bartholomew OF
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, who has been visiting
Miss Fulmer Of Legation street, has re-
turned to her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Payne Meredith of East Melrose
street, who have been spending some
time in New York city, have returned to
their home Dr. and Mrs. Ryan Dever-
eaux of West Bradley lane entertained
the members and friends OF the Home
and School Association OF Chevy Chase,
Md, at their home the past week. Mrs.
Arthur Copeland of Morrison street en-
tcrtained the members of her club at her
home the past week IN honor of for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. f.,
December 49, 1913.
Ideal winter weather has been the rule
down here by the sea during the past
week. The days have been still. with Old
Sol beaming down upon Boardwalk and
sea as strongly as his position in the
heavens would permit and with just suf-
ficient tang in the atmosphere to APP
prise the shore visitor that it was the sea-
son for smart walking.
The great blue sea has been calm as the
proverbial millpond and presented a
peaceful appearance. with ships far off at
the horizon line sailing on and On.
Barges, too, in tow for New York or
cities down east caused the Esplanade
stroller to realize that the wide world
was still about its business, notwithstand-
ing his taking day off by the sea.
With merry Christmas but eleven days
away the Boardwalk is in readiness.
When Nature devised the Great Esq
Harbor bay, few miles below Atlantic
City, she thoughtiessly cut off Ocean City
from the rest of the Jersey world lying to
the northward. This oversight upon the
part of Dame Nature is being rapidly rec
titled by the Ocean Cityites, who are
building an auto bridge to connect their
city by the sea with the New Jersey
mainland.
The new bridge will be completed in a
month or less but the great dedicatory
services will not be held until Easter Sat
urday. April H. 1914. At this time all the
legislators of New Jersey, both senators
and assemblymen. will be brought from
Trenton in a special train. The governor
of the state will be In attendance, and
Ocean City will mount the highest cedar
tree In the loWlands to crow over her new
achievement.
It will be a great day for Ocean City
and south Jersey-Saturday, April H.
~ D. 1914.
Mrs. K. NJ Golfers of Washington has
apartments at the Dennis during a pre-
holiday season by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Gordon are WASH
ington folk domiciled at the Shelburne
during the Yuletide season.
Mrs A. II. Potter, Miss 7. Potter and
C. r. Potter are Washington folk down
by the sea.
George D. Collins OF Washington is
doing the Wooden Way over the week
end.
Mrs George L. Daton. from Washing
ton. is visiting with friends at the shore
Mrs ]. Schenker of Washington joined
a party OF friends at q Well known
Boardwalk hotel early In the week
Carl l.. Alsberg of Washington is num-
bered among weekend Washingtoniansi In
the Boardwalk promenade.
Miss L. s. Harrick Of Washington Is
visiting with friends at the shore.
ton folk down by the sea during the pre-
holiday season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
Hot Springs.
IL Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. December IL. 1913.
Indications are that Christmas week
will be quite lively here, as several house
parties are being planned and many
young people will be added to the colony
at the hotel. DR.. and Mrs. Guy b.
Hinsdale OF Washington are expecting
several friends down to spend few days
with them at the Harrison bungalow
D S. Frederick Ster1y came down this
eek. opening the Pillars, one OF the
argest villas here, where she will enter
tain large house party Christmas week
for her daughter. Miss Prudence Sterry
who Is now with her.
After ten-day wedding trip here. MIR
burgn and New York returned Wednes-
day by way of Washington, OIL the out
skirts of which they are visiting a reia-
tive Of the bride. whom they met on the
train on the way down Shortly beiore
their departure, Mrs. Dilworth entertained
at q luncheon at Fassifern Farm Tor Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Richards, jr, another
honeymoon couple.
Prince and Princess Alexis Kara
Georgevitch of Paris. who came here
from Washington. where they had been
visiting several weeks, are planning 10
go to Panama to see the canal. leaV LIZ
about the middle of January. They have
made the rounds Of the golf links every
day.