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Hurt Estate Left to Wife.

The entire estate Of Henry Hurt. late
vice president and one iof the largest
stockholders OF the Capital Traction
Company. has been left to his wife.
Annie Hurt. The will, dated, July 20,
1890, also names the widow Is execu-
trix. No schedule Of the estate has yet
been reported to the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04
Street Dresses, $5OO
Were $3.50, $3.50, SOS

An unusual value in uncom-
monty attractive. Street Dresses,
in silks, serge, velvets and silk
and serge combinations. At
tractive styles, prettily trim
med. All colors. None sent C.
o. D-none laid aside at this
special price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

To Cure q Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE Tableta.
Druggists refund money II It fails to cure. =. ".
GROVES signature 10 ON each box. 25c.-
Adv0tinemenf.
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Coats Reduced

so Stylish Coats. in all-wool mix
lures; this seasons models that
sold for $40 and $12.50;
reduced to-. 63.OS
SO Winter Coats, in black broad
cloth, Ural lamb, Matelamb and
corduroy; splendidly finished and
lined with guaranteed lining; reg
ularly $14.75 to STATS;
reduced to-. S0.0S
Is Coats of all-wool gray and
black and white mixtures, with
Opossum collars; regularly $3.50
and S13.75; reduced -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

separate SkIFIS
Large Stock-SmalI Prices
If you want to see a big assort-
ment Of separate skirts you must
come here. About 100 new styles
all new shades-an good mate
rials-all the latest effects.
100 Dress Skirts, in broadcloth.
serge and mannish mixtures-good
styles in black and navy; values
up to 1898. 49, 20
Special Np4s/o
Separate Skirts of all-wool
American Wooden Co.'S poplin-
tailored styles-perfect f1tting-in
navy and black; regularly noo
SIS; special at....... SZ.vS
10 styles of extra-size skirts for
out-size ladies. Splendid styles in
poplin. serge and gabardine; sizes
80 to SO waist; all lengths; n-oo
special. s4.9s and. ....... 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04
New, Millinery
PAasliSiy Priced

Lot of+Umfimmed, Satin Hats
-aH~-edsors-b becoming and
stylish shapes: regular, "a
- value; special at...... 0Sc
Trimmed Hats in all straw a.
well as satin and straw cembi-
nations effectively trimmed
with flowers. fruits. ribbons and
wines-au colors and all shapes
to choose from. Usual ~ 20
$3.50 value: special at. 1898
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Sateen Underskirts
81 Value at CSC

A remarkable. value in new
latest styles. No strings-"Best
Fit Adjustable Band" Shown
blue; also with black and white
well as all-over lowered effects.
Regular So value at CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04
Muslin Underwear
Special for Saturday

Corset Covers. in neat and fancy
effects; all sizes; regularly csc:
only to a customer
at Observation-Disclosures. 10c
China Silk Corset Covers. in \ *
and white, lace trimmed: all ST. =:
regularly Csc; special
at 8IN
Envelope Chenise. neatly mac -
fine batiste, in white and flesh
CO COLOR fesnlarly Use; special 4oc
Envelope Chemise-lne quality
lace and embroidery trimmed;
regularly 50; special - 10.
at NV
Cambria Gowns. lace and EN-.
broidery trimmed: long ana short
sleeves: high and low neck; "a
regularly Use; special at. .. AyC
Fine Batiste Gowns. in white and
flesh color; lace and embroidery
trimmed; regularly 81; sps- on.
Clal AI4
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Winter Suits
Final Reductions

rs Stylish Suits of Atwood pop
lin, tailored models. button trim
med, satin lined, in black and blue:
regularly $19.75; reduced
to ............... 5000
Is Suits of gabardine and broad
cloth-desirable styles-some fur
trimmed, in black and navy; reg.
ularly $29.75; reduced ~,no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs. T. H. Pickford will entertain at
a dance tonight at the Hotel Lafayette
in honor of Miss Mamie Myers. daugh.
ter of Senator and Mrs. Myers. and
Miss Minnie Vardaman, daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Vardaman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs. Lincoln Green and Miss Green
will not receive tomorrow. but Will be
at home Saturday, February IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Cen. and Mrs. George Barnett went to
phi1adelphia today to be the guests
over the week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
Che rlemagne Tower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04


in the new things Comet and
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Miss Rosalie spang Of Nice. France.
who is spending the winter at the will
iard. entertained at luncheon there yes
terday. Sweet peas adorned the table
and corsage bouquets of the same flow-
ers werA at each place. Among the
quests were Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. wy
eth, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs.
Morehead. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, Mrs
Hemmick. Miss Wells, Miss Cannon,
Miss Gillett and Miss Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs Samuel Burleigh Milton will be at
home today from to 8, at her homo on
18th street. She Will De assisted by
Miss Mary Webb and Miss Amanda
Powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Miss Ellen A. Vinton Of 250S Cliff
bourne place will be at home informal
" February and February rs. from 4
to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Miss Helen Berkeley. who has been
whiting Miss Maude Parker for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Norfolk. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Irving Adams have
been called to Boston on account OF
the death of their brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs. C. A. F. Flagler entertained At
when her guests were Mrs. Lott, Mrs.
Point, Mrs. Scherer, Mrs. Harry Taylor,
Mrs. Littell. Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs.
Craig Snyder, Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Wilmington. Del. and Mrs. Nahl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Capt. and Mrs. A. G. Lott entertained
informally at dinner last night, having
as their guests Col. and Mrs. Duncan.
Col. and Mrs. O'Connor and Capt. and
Mrs Hobbs.
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FURS Must Col
And these liberal reductions win
speed their going to your advan-
tage. az
p. MUFES 80
93.8S Black. Coney HluA, S1.OO.
94.3S Black I'm q ti0n Lynx
Mum. 41.06. ---.
$6.9S Black Wolf MaH, S2.es.
$1,000 Black Freheh Hare Mum.
$4.0&
FUR SETS
@10.75 Red Fox Set, Ball MUM ana
Single Animal Scarf. $1,000.
SEATS Blue Pointed Fox Set.
large Mum and Scarf, $1,000.
&2.0S White Iceland Fox Searfs,
$1.OO. -.
$1,000 Extra Fine White Iceland
Fox Scarf, 93.0S. 9
$1,000 White Iceland Fsx MuR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. jackson II. Ra1ston are
at the Raleigh for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Andre W. Brew
ster entertained at dinner last night,
when their guests were Gen. and Mrs.
scott, Gen. and Mrs. Darlington. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Butler and Mr.. Kemp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs. William A. Gieseking entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in COM
pIiment to Mrs. Charles Mcdonald of
Charleston, w. Va, who Is the house
guest of Mrs. James Rutherford.
Mrs. James Rutherford and Mrs.
Charles Milburn presided in the dining
room, and others assisting were Mrs.
James Galibart, Mrs. Upton H. Ride
nour. Miss Margaret Gray and Miss Jo-
sephine Gieseking. the young daughter
of the hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-04

Mrs. Harry Atwood Fowler will be at
home tomorrow, from 4 to o'clock. at
2006 Columbia road.
The sun., 1916-10-20

pCn- Tom kindly let mo know II R,rr,
kaun OF Giants uses his right u,iun.
&. u. 4.
benjamin Michael Kaun is using his
right name.
The sun., 1916-10-20
COLUMBIA FIRST TEAM
PLAYERS BACK AT WORK
Indoor Session Finds Full
Strength Of Squad Prcpar-
ing for Union.

Football practice at Columbia ycster-
day was varied because Of the down
pour rain. Thre. clcvens working in
doors Wrtc sent through signal and for
nation drills, winding w with dummy
scrimmage for the varsity. \ creased
pigskin was used for the practice. the
innovation being tried for the purpose Of
a~cduainting the varsity with the art OF
handling a slippery ball.
For the first time this week the entire
varsity eleven was I'm uniform. Ken
nedy and Monroe returned TO the lineup
after resting from bruises and sprains.
The varsity lined UP with Kennedy. left
end Capt. Healy. left ta-Hie Donald
son. lcft guard Goldberg. centre Cleve-
land. right guard WilHer. right tackle {;
Dunn. right end Raimondo. quarter
back Brown. left halfback Monroe,
halfback. and Cochran, fulltack.
Metcaif spent considerable time in per
fecting the defence for the expected
strong attack Of mon Rosenkrans. ~
drop kicker Of ability. will have to lie
watched by Columbia. AS he has
proved a big factor In the play of the
Union team to date.
The sun., 1916-10-20

entirely satisfied with Donovan's show
Ing so far"
New York fans were heartily In favor
Of Donovan's retention. as nc manage
in the history of the game ever ran INTO
the flock OF injuries that reduced Wild
Bits speed boys to IA team Of second
str!ngers and young pitchers. Even
after the club lost Maisel and Iilhool.y.
the club night have won had Baker,
Maeec and High been aplc tc play and
Caldwell kent in condition.
Most baseball sxr.rts arc convinced
that Donovan viii aav, his big chancc
tn toI1. The team has y sct Of Young
Gallon and Mogfidsc. both of whom sua-
tanned injuries last season. ~" left
handlers who should rank with the best.
Alexander ANA Johnson we're tho only
pitchers who eXcellcd Bob ShawRey last
season. Will" Don"y has a paic of hid
spithtll'rs who. with last years expert
,nre. SHOULD b" steady winners. They
are .Al'n Russell and Urban Siockcr.
Bill I~f.rccv has been recalled from
salt Lake city. and Donovan expects
h'c tliings from HIM. Caldwell and
Fisher, the clubs former s~tandbys. are
uncertainties. and Donovan is not bank
ing un either a. much ~ on his young
pitchers.
The club will again do It's training At
Macon, Ga, next Surfing. Harry spar
row said yesterday the "luo had several
attractive offers to go further South. but
had signed IN agreement to go to MIcon
again In 1914 just before II broke camp
last spring.
The sun., 1916-10-20
Donovan Again Signs
to Manage Yankees
Captain Huston Announces Retention of Local Ameri-
can League Baseball Leader for Third Season
To Train at Macon Once More.
n, FREDERICK G.. LIEB.

William r. Donovan. the Moses who
led the Yankees out OF the wilderness OF
the second division last season. will
again lead the Rupert and Huston entry
into the American League campaign of
1877. Capt. T. l.. II iston. half owner
OF the ciub. announced last night that
col. RUPERT and he have r~ecUgag-d
Smiling Rill to run tire club for his
third season.
both i;upl'crt and Huston wore well
SATISFIED with bonoNan's work in "a. re-
cent campaign ard sincerely ', licNc that
'iad Donovan been alb" to play his i"E-
uiar lineup al season IN" Yankees In
stead of the Red SoN would now he
worlds champions.
we had "A nice lead until We hit that
unprecedented bunch az hard luck In
inidscas"u.' said huston. land even
,ft"r III" team was shot 10 pieces bono
van hep; IN" team winning until tho
einash came in 81. Louis, when the club
iosi six straight games and lost the lead.
W" feel We furnished donovan with
some high class material. and that he
was showing results with 1t until w.
were In such a bad plight that we were
FORCED to go after such nen rs Artie
Holman in order to put nine men in the
HELD.
As no club ie likely to have sucl, n
OF misfortunes again for twenty
years. at least, We have high hopes for
the lcl, season. and believe tina bono.
van surely deserves "A further try at
the pennant. The owners are
The sun., 1916-10-20
CAPT. FAY BEST SHOT.
Wins Individual military Titir
From W8s COmp~titOrs.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct bout
shooting 6fS competitors ~ the national
rim. tournament here to-day Capt. W
Garland Fay. tinted states Mar'0"
Corps. Won the title OF individual MIL
,ary champion rifle shot Of the IU'i"G
States. Capt. Fay score in In" con-
test. which Is known "a IN. Presidents
match. was go GU OF a possI bic 900
points. ". H. Richards Of New Haven,
Conn, C%u.nnipiac club, finished second
with .Sa. and q. ". thesicy OF the
same club was th.:i, with 80. 'ap,
Fay got Il god medal, casl. and q letter
90 cougTatulatiou from The President o.
tho United states.
The pistol team match Was Won by
IN" Mound city E!fc C!uh of -. Lou'
with "A score OF 1850. u. W Chesley
OF New Haven, conn, won the members
match. scoring 80. a perfect score, a,
60o yards.
Gen william W. Moore, ~adjutart-Een.
-rsl OF South Carolina, captured the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS match. scoring - on
nf "a possible 100. Gen. !, .. BOND of.
West Virginia, with % points. huI.acd
s"coVd ana Gen. T.. G. Scales ut MI,s!s-
Sippi third, with 81.
The sun., 1916-10-20
PREPARE CORNELL
FOR HARVARD GAME
Biz Red Team Needs Only
Capable Ends tO lie
Formidable Again.

ITHACA. Y Y. oct. IA hard scrim-
mage to-day and ono hard workout
next week, pruhably Wednesday, will
complete Coruclv~ preparation pro-
grtmnc FOR the Harvard game October
~, but there viii be plenty Of !ndi-
v'dual instruction and special training
70! the men.
We're OUT of the lineup. and for the Hr-t
time this season the varsity had to how
~ defeat. The scrubs won by IS to :.
The first team presented Il much
p'tched up line. L. place 90 IN. rogula.
e'dS' |ailder. Eyeisnn 1nd Eilcnberg.
Wh" are laid up with injuries, Giiie, and
RILEY. the varsity tackles. played. In
MIXERS plac" at lcft quad was Hunt
'nEt'rL ard Taylor played IN |,;ill!css
l'a,' al ,ark.'. \Im z"ru was AT left
hall for H'.'lIrt. Nh" Aa, not recovered
+ "u "ar,S w.'l iujuri's.
1ust row the ,uach.e are working
Ni'h N" "nds. II h".rs settled that
f'Nl"N last years vanity r,,i, wing.
'thn"' play. EaN N"u ormdr has turned
-" HycI'"n aud Idpdcr. rwr oC las,
I,'rs substitutes. and Elcnu"rgor md
non. nc" material, IN tn" hope 81 de-
,"I"I''s ~ least ono pair OF good end.
~ ,'t,r .pa' Interest IN IN. Buctrcl'
idnl" saturday lies in what II viii iis-
H' ~ wv W. - =
raining OF tho ends.
lh'~ : 'hc first t;m" since pr. S',a-rc
''''' hold If tho situation acr, .n,f he
tNn' tccn able to count on a, Ions,
one good end. For tho past two wears
'' has had Mn ray shelton. h, fore .la,
i'r" H"irn. a"d before that Eyrich
'u' Just now 10 man e that cul.bre
N'''n" !" be available. and Il the big
'l''!'inc r weaker thar tac 1915 team
at all 'N:s year Il VIII h, in end NAV
f''"'. e. Van brm3n SIN has hopes.
movie Barrett has been looking over
''trNard and On ms reports the coa,hos
'', "',"g som" 80 their plans. Co.'s
'''b " hd'kNCld H. WORKING OIL f,w
''lln"'p9S. hui sharpe II going To
'''' '"r 10" mo-, part on the running
'''i'i and Il '"w passes. An CNr,l,r,
''cri'"'no' has been developed 10, w,
F" ~, "Jd with 10" eNo"nt on of Sh!y-
'rirk perhaps uin>' of Them vu ,c,,.
'h thh' sort ~ team play rather than
"a individual brIlNaucy.
The sun., 1916-10-20
Old Yale tar las Developed Football Trick That Threatens to RuohHone the Kicking Feature of Gn
Hutchinson Stars in
Harvard Scrimmage
Scores Varsity's Lone Touchdown Against Scrubs
After Series of Line Plays-Clark' Back at
His Place at Left Guard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. l9.-Harvard'.
Football players had their first rainy
day scrimmaye this afternoon. putting in
a strenuous half hours work against the
The varsity scored a single
touchdown as the result of line plays
which Hitchcock was the BEST gamer.
The team was strengthened by the
return Of Clark to his r.,!lt position AZ
left guard. 20 that now Wheeler, at lief,
Jackie In the only Substitute play
ing from end to end The eleven
as a whole showed a lot of improve
the lincmen continuing 10 re-
spond to the drive OF the coaches. 1t
has been the hardest week OF the year
for the team. but with tho Corn,.i game
coming 40 soon Percy Haughton has felt
1t necessary to get all I've could " of
the men and TO find out Oh JUS; what
material he will have to rely for the
big games.
Richards. one Of the promising tackles.
fractured "A bone in arm today
VI probably will be out for the re-
mainder Of the yea~.
The sun., 1916-10-20
In re. "Gatc Receipts."

In speaking Of the Brooklyn worlds
series prices Tener quotes the prices
charged AZ Shipc Tark as n precedent
hN which Brooklyn charged 81 FOR grand
stand SEATS and So TO- thci- so cent
h~l"acfer seats. Yet tho rere.r's - phila
d"lph'i aud Rrouk'yn show tner. j.
really O." comparison.
hr"l,lt .~ receipts for almost I'm.
SAM urmher Of persons va. easily
!" p'- cent, IN sN->s - he re-,s!p,s
1t sub" Park. IN IN" A., gam. n
~''ro"l.in @l.">' p"opl" paid ss?,1s.,
ana in Oh" s'rpnl game "l.G6c persons
pad s1o>to.
I'll" biggest crowd ia" Athletics had
~ l"il- $3.50 -. r.pus paid Si2 80.
me Athletic. did away WITH nutr.ii
''tid'ns room IA l'l3 aud sum"vna,
lh'r'aS"l Other prices. but thor be,'
crowd. ao.SG3. paid only Siasio. II.
lHli the biggest Sh.he Park crowd wl-
"".''2 which drew si,.t31. In the soc.
ond gam" fn Broon'vn tae at,oud,u,,
Wa only a ~" over q thoisana gr,ntsr
YET IN r"'' r:s exceeded the best P...lu.
dclrh'i re'e.r,s 10y S2S.2Qp a game.
The sun., 1916-10-20
ANOTHER GOLF CUP
GOES TO MARSTON
Wins Ashforth Trophy a Sec
Ond Time in Real Estate
Board Tourney.

So many prizes were provided Tor the
solfng members OF the Real Estate
Board who played AT the Scarsdale Golf
aud Country clu OF Wednesday that &,
was not until last night that the COM
m.ttee IN charge was able To complete
the tabulation of the returus and an
nouncc the results, More han sixty
were div!dc into classes y and Il. ac-
cord.nG to their haullcap~.
Max Il. MarSton. who has been letting
business interfere with his ro'f this
and As "A result has not won his
usual quota OF invitation tournaments,
r"a ped some reward for his devotion TO
bis desk by PLAYING win the H.. a Estate
golfers and capturing two prizes. lis
gross score nf :. was tho host II tho
dlN IN Ci1.- y. ard lie J,s" g%ai'''i
permanent pusscssi"u of tho Albert r
Nshforti cup by winning i, for III. ,".-
time with 4 selected score ~ -.
joel :. pc Sold - W. The only u'l""
double winner. - ~" made ~. best not
,,r,r" ip class =. 60, -. aGd With
hi, s"'o.'.I core o' - acquired the
i;uS,cn M,rst"0 trophy.
The utr'r rrizc Nlup"'s vsrr. 'lt~.
&. selected gross, H. g Richard, "a;
best not \ =. TAYLOR. Sal. -. 500
'"y;"d Me-. \ = \-lfo-th, - Glass u.
gross. T. T.. Nose, - tie for
~.,r, pri1r. at -, r. y. la,k-
aud + + Z'''c'l Tho scores.
..s. I T,',or So. -: " e
4 ,,oarn. NV v va~.,,u
-, v, >.h'o-,r >a ~; J V
j. II Ni1y',nn $50. - = = Tu.r.u
o =; v u Wr'"t>. - - 49, j F','or
The sun., 1916-10-20
COPELAND SELECTED
TO COACH "14TH"
Noted Trainer 10 Take Charre
Of Brooklyn Rrgimcmtal
Athletes Jan. /.
OTHER ATHLETIC NEWS

Al COPELAND. the famous coach. vho 40.
til the European wal began was q,
charge of athletics IN Austria and ,-a
viously had trained the Vale and Primo.
on teams. has been s~,!ertcd ns coach ~.
the Fourteenth regiment. Vie win suc.
coed Lawson Robertson. who Resigned "A
go TO the University of p"nnsylvlrta. A,
q meeting Of the athlete committee a..
the regiment CupiaVd va4 tn, un?ni,no,,
choice OF the members. \ dozen ra,d IL.
dates were In the field CJr tn. ,ob hn,
col Foot and Mdior Donovan uc.u.-'S
that COPELAND W.T. the man n,st filled "a
I'LL Robh>'s shoes.
The regiment H. n%uNjpus 10 'a,o Gov.
lands services imm.diHt"i". iu. hrc.i..
OF the numerous army WAGON mat ro,..
the floor of the irinury ~" uili rut hog ,
work until Januar, I. Icy which r,n, a
Moor Will he cleared aud ready for 'rnfr.
ing. ~'op!andS salary wuS not a..
nounced. but 1t H. said to 4, ,h, '.rrc..
ever paid to a trainer OF 1, gincnt.l a,a.
lctes In this country.
when asked about tho selection n.
COPELAND last night. Major Donovan said:
I'VE selected COPELAND because We con.
slider him tn. only man in the country
who can fill Roberison's place propcrrv
His ability to condition men j. EunN4
throughout America and IN several ofra.
countries. lie knows the Intricate pu.,,s
OF the game and knows how 20 impa.t las
knowledge to his pupils IA was '.
case with Robby, 'opianG will ;ri.u ;s
officers as well AZ The men. From n.
Colonel down all the m.ul"rs { -.
Fourteenth undergo - couri" of phy-...
training. We have beer doing that .fr
several years. and as q result ~ W.
The sun., 1916-10-20

FHiLADELPHlA. Oct. 10. - penn.yl-
sanid : football team to-day held the last
sat" on saturday. ~
W4gon~r. a new man uncovered nv Limo
.na'h suck Wharton several DAYS ago, ia
delivering tho goods. much to the satlsfac.
non o. ~" k"1 and Blue line Instructor.
"',u marion says that this man VIII make
. or ~ varsity lin~men fear him for
the'F b"fths before a week goes hy. This
n" man Is developing In his play each
i"y and und"" Doctor Whsrton's daily
iu''H1gr h" should Improve stesdIiv.
NaGo""T ghF nearly 200 pounds AMI il
very aggressive In his pay. "
~" nov, varsity back field, which in
,lnhr 'hght At quarterback, Derr and
W Williams AZ halfhack positions and Bcrrv
NJ fNIintrN, worked more smoothly ,es.
,oriay afternoon IN til" signal drill and
~s,,rllnnlase IMAM they have a. amy time
tti'' week. Every man seemed to he a part
oil Il Wei oiled machine, and every pIny
"as run on without any hesitation on tho
ptri or any Of the players. Berry and
new posts.
The sun., 1916-10-20
>wa rthmOrc Works on Pss..

~ NkTHNpkE.. Pa. OCT. "a DESPITE
me poor weather the Swarth,aore frotbaIl
'dI1d had a good workout 30 day. TWcntv
minutes ~ the scrim'nag- were spent ~ "a
url.t "l Tor" ara passes from tho new for
mt'ton', during which smith and Bush .N
,cl"d on IN. receiving cad. johnson and
Michae. did III" passing. The yars.ty
lineup was the same as that which I; ed
Penn lost Saturday. No injurie. OF anv
klnu We're reported a. u result Of the Penn
game. and the players who had hitherto
g3a'"i the side Ines. namely kldpith and
Johnson, are apparently In Upton shane
tga.n' johnson l. rapidly improving, and
u Is expected thai he will bn sent IN 10
',rlt N" game against Franklin and Nj.
81" Sa'uTua The Swagthmur-
'hou"h somewhat Gated over their
."' oFeT Penn asst SATURDAY, are no, in.
HIte as " result. They realize that The re.
manning 'cams on the schedule VII be
harder TO heat now and that they must
az the better to finish the season with
The sun., 1916-10-20
UP. KERRY. AND AT EN-!

NlIN0UUN HI"Ns In Whele COrk f0lrod ~
tread. ANYWAY when the rorkolitn>
hearing that Kerry rad strengthened it,
team Win four mon from BoSton ana two
from New Haven. .auCcllod the agreement
to meet Kerry for tho Gaelic football cham.
pinusNip At celtic pirk ncNt sunday. m.
Kilkenny meu quickly agreed 10 clash with
Wurld's series" will ho wagcd between Ku''
kenny and Kerry. with III, Curkneu looL
ing on from tho side limos.
klkerNN has been 'uEth,nod by tho
r"'u'u TO ms country OC four of IT. Lest
players, A. k""ry defeated kuk-nuS carl,
I'm "a" season tn" Kilkenny 'nrn iunnri a.,
tho 'hAn'e to aN"ngr the defeat. All tho
-isus tlung IN" 'rHiI "eli that when Tho
skiIui.h,IE Has ave thrown 0u, n, t'r'tir
rArk rcNt SUNDAY one ~ the ucrrr.t Cu.lis
'o",bail battle over fnugat Ia THIS country
VIII hr NakpI.
The sun., 1916-10-20

cage cary IN the afternoon teaching
them some of the plays brought back by
scouts who had seen Lafayette play. II
Is possible that he will use them against
the varsity Tomorrow While Rush was
instructing the scrubs the second team
was allowed to kick on. while the var
sity backs attempted to run the ball
back.
Because of the condition OF the field
no tackling was done After the varsity
had gone through a short signal drill
AMI dummy scrimmagc the second team
furnished the opposition for twenty min
u,es ~ real scriminagc.
The varsity WAS given the pal. In the
middle OF the field and lost IL on downs
because Of the slippery condition of the
field. When the second ,-atn tried 90
attack without success Rush called the
practice to "A close.