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The Washington times., 1917-03-19

The annual business meeting and
election of officers of the Sunday
school Of the First Presbyterian
Church will be held Wednesday even
ing.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

borers. E.ls-S7,ss PD when .xp.r,.,..,
n.A-ie Pp at first Macbinist. III .e'
$1,000 PD. Persons interested sSonfS
make Application, either in person or ~
,M ~, n 70 Commanding Officer, Naval Prov
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
PROPOSALS.

DEPOT oUARTERAIAsTER's oFFIcE. U.
. Army. Washington. ID. c. Sealed prqpos-
ais VIII Be received here until II A NJ, April
coal. gasoline, and mineral oil at Washingfcn,
u y. and posts IN vicinity. Also. for 5oh
printing, removing ashes and refuse matter,
launderfng, shoefng animals. during the nocaf
year commencing July L ls17. Infermsfion On
application
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

The Rev. George +. Dudley, rector
Of st. Stephens, Washington, will
preach at the union service In Christ
Church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Lanten services VIII be held in Grace
Church at o'clock this afternoon and
Also Christ Church tomorrow after
noon at 5.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
COMMON LABOR.
Delaware.

sIs-Iss-New Castle Co. wanted: ho2 =
IL shop hands, 2ic PHI: crane operator, 20
PHI electric overheadD; machine hanos'
2Ic PHI; 9 machinists at s2hc PH; TN
smiths At sc PHI; 9 bIacksmith's helpers At
SIC PHI: 4 messenger boys at lOc PHI. Any
nationality. No TT. Married or single. 10
hrs. PD. Lodging free.
Maryland.
9552-Baltimore Co. Wanted: 500 married or
single men for general laboring work. hrs.
PD. t2.2b PD.
8 mAohinists. Gusrdsmen preferred. La
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

The HyattsvilIe volunteer FIRE de-
ing tonight.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
TRADES.
Delaware.

eL4tE-New Castle Co. Wanted: II ma.
e .. PIPE ntters and laborers. Anv ns-
uonhy; Married or single. Ec PHI for
Pp; l: at night A. ~ hrs.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

Mrs. William Fowls Brooks and
Miss Esther Fowle Brookes have re-
turned from New York City.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

Constable George e. Hartley has
been appointed deputy game warden
for this county.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

BoY-cclorsd. with bicycle. Apply SIS 10Th
1t, N. W.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
FOR SAlE-FARMS

80 ACRES Of fertile loan all clear but ten
acres In wood with good stream adjoining;
small but good home with good farm build
inRs; one mile to car line and railroad sta
ton ten miles out In Maryland; 1900: $50
cash balance easy. GEO. g. WALKER, Ks-
nols Bldg, 18th and @ SITS.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
NEWS AT EVANSVILLE
Boys Clubs to Be Organized In Vari.
pus Sections of County.

C. II. Taylor, county agricultural
demonstration agent, has provided
for the organization of Boys Clubs In
those sections where sufficient inter-
est IL shown. Demonstrations In the
growing and handling of crops, or
chards, live stock, etc, under the
supervision Of specialists and the
county agent, will be held. Tobacco
will be one of the crops to get con-
siderable attention. General work
also will be done In soil improve
ment.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

Edward L. Daingerheld and Miss
Mary Daingerfeld have returned home
from Pine Forest Inn. Summerville,
8. C.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
WANTED

,oY-At once, to drive wagon: must know
city. ApnlY LA Pa ave. n. w.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

The boiler house at the Belle-Pre
glass factory, at Fayette and Henry
streets, was partially burned yester-
day morning. II is said it will not
interfere with the operation Of the
plant.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
passed through the city yesterday
afternoo nabout 4 o'clock on an au-
tomobile ride toward Mount Vernon.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

Members of the Presbyterian Church
residing in Rosemont will give sill
yer tea Wednesday. from e 8 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. WilliamNE- Swan.
on Walnut street, for the benefit of
missions.
The Washington times., 1917-03-19
Distri' of Columbia.

s@fLM ehted: 20 20 30 nrst-cIass macb,p,.,.
i unT rS,,. m E% Married or single
Ell and up. Bonus OF IOea on r,a,,, oVc
uIOhths earnings P'e'ous
The Washington times., 1917-03-19

G6-l09s.C-Albany Co. Wan,.d. a.
lists: y. s. citizens. Married or .tSL,n
$500; PD. No Tr. hrs. PD' % dsy.
make application either in peT.on ~ should
NE, W.; TO Solnmanding Officer. U. s. IrssnsI
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
LAToNIA RESULTS,

FIRST RACIClaiming maiden gyeAT ol3si
ave farIongs. Hamilton A. lo9 &C. Hunt,
15T0, ss0 SO. won; Unar. IL lAndress),
Sls.sO. nl50. second Little Princes, 100 tdW
thyi $50 third Time, ~. Pin Tray. Yum
be. Tom Tit. Angeline, Zuzu. Happy Thought,
Darray. Rosalind. sBd Before Dawn also ran.
SECOND RACE-ClaimiHg: 3-yesr-Old hniss
NJ furI0nes. HGzy CoIa, ll2 tGsntryl. so,
go E9 won; GINGER Quill. 100 Morysl,
$40 $50. second Saffron Girl. lo9 tAudTesS).
$50. third TIM islSSs Adelne. l.
Grrtchen r.. Dental. LEdy kathertn. HanSei
Re-. ard Mat A. also Tan.
THIRD RAgE-ClaiminG; 3ysar-od hihes
AZ fIrlOnss. Highland LSssie. 10 tGentry'
EI8 E7o. ED woa; Nab. lCI CBaHsttj. $40
S6, ssCood: Matin. II Uilleyb. s.. third
Tine I.lI. Birdlorp. Sorhia GatcWond. HOne3
sIuck. Arrow. and Bell Cow a1o ran.
FOURTH RACE-ClsimIns. 3year old: one
and ere siHtssnth mii-s. Glaze. ~ &C. Hunt,
80 ESa SN. won: Alert. rs tWmgfeldI,
ua sac sseond: sitter Emblew ic2 Ole
TN-JrOfB. 30 o. third. Tine. I7F sS Mono
trny. Irr-salar, Day DEeaa. sduars Deaier
FsuIo5 ard EEshn Y. abO ran.
FIFTH RACE-PIrsc; J yssr-Olds and MP
ward six filTi~ngs Sausymjng liz tGOosPl
$50 8. $40. Won: Obi Miss. lol lfhuTbCIi
fso. g. 90 sncond; SAFETY First. ICo tHanoTerl,
30 third. Time l3IS. Yai0r. DR. BarloE,
sunFs<h. KsrEard and sand also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Claiu5iDg: tyesr-elds and up
ard: Cnr and one -siNteenth miles. Srn Maid
70 lNurrhyl. s. %. E5p ESe. Won Grasasre
q rFudnri ESQ. SO sec1nd Margaret b.
10 Hunt. $50 ttfrd. TINE, IS IS. Bel
nan Tro9nsr Unrls VIII ThOTnWOOd, SpadiN
Gnd Col. MarohmrBt al7o rEn.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
CONNAuGHT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTs furlOugs: 2year-OldS
Sen.cena. los DoyIel. s.. $50, $40. won; Start
Right. uI U.onasl, $40. s.. second; Laudator.
100 CCrumpl $50. third. Time. 0R Dandy.
Scarf. Saintsbridge. FO1's q oice, DJland. Lady
Moore. Little Sweeper. DllEood. wichaka. Ger
aldine and Kitd Wake also ran.
SECOND RACE-S'ssplecbase +year-ods and
upward about two mileS. Tfapoelun, lt2 rus
SID. $50, $50. S36o won; New Haven. ls1
CBroOks), $50. 9.l0, secoRd Rhomb, l5z
tClark), $50. third Time. 3s6 Early Light
and Moollght also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile: 3yeaT-oldS and up
ward Gala Day. ia Cooper. $50. $50, $50
EoH; FrOissart, Ill Mink. $40. S.2o. second {;
Woodruff. 96 tJchnsonl, $40. third. Time, lis.
Old Pop. Exmsr, Sir LaunceIOt. Alecto. Dsten-
tion, Tyrone. Dandy Fay, Armine and rixisledi
also ran.
FOURTH RACB-six furIag; }yesr-Olds
$50. out. won; Water Lady, III (Crumpl, s24O
ont, second; Tea Caddy. l65 tLIoudeT) out, third
Time. lI3 Graphic also ran.
FTPTH RAGE-Six fuTionGS; Sysar-oids and
upward. Beauty Spot, 100 lCrump). SASO $50,
81. &C, Von CsrdOme. 100 (Rieel, sasO. S,le. sec
ond; Eddie Henry. Ill Estep), $50. third.
Time. III3 IS. Customer. Birdman. Nsrmishi,
Garda, BrOOmcorn. Night Owl, Commepsis,
Baby Rash and ksliG also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Nls and ons-Sixtfcnth; ,
yeaT-olds and upEsrd. Malhew. l4 lStsrlingl.
tl01, IS. ~. Eoni Perpetual. 100 lDoytsl
ATO, S.to, second; Counterpart, zoe lDrJerl,
si5O, third. Time. / 81. GiIar. shrspHsI and
Hiss Fay also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one -SiKtesath
mikes. Birka, l0 CMinkl, s.. 81. $40. won
Aston. lO9 (ColIins), $50 S2I0, second Fairly
l09 tCrumpI sd, third. Time, l-A As
troloser, Tootsie, and Envy also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
JACK JOHNSON IN SPAIN.
Former Champion a Toreador and
An Editor.

Barcelona, Spain, June At should
worry" In the motif Of Jack john
sons life here as he enters on his
Second year in Spain. with the pick
ings every bit as good as they were
when he first arrived.
For the former champion pugilist's
interests In Barcelona are diverse. In
the first place he is q toreador. work
ing steadily three times a week and on
holidays. and making big money At
II.
Recently johnson has added another
string to his bow by becoming an
editor. He has purchased an interest
in a periodical published weekly IN
Spanish and devoted to socialism and
sports. Long screeds in Spanish are
printed in every issue over Johnson's
hourishing signature. but he betrays
intense modesty in discussing these
articles. due, according to some
doubters. TO the fact that he does not
know what they contain.
johnson Is q prime faVorite with
the Barcelona people, who never
weary of watching him In the bull
ring. and deyotees of bull fighting
assert he has attained considerable
skill as a toreador.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22

a point opposite its position in line.
marches forward" at the command
of its corporal; by this command It
is also halted and executes the left
dress" AL dress on the first unit
in line.
In this movement It will be obserS-
ed that there Is q variation from the
usual series of commands. For ex-
ample. although We have right front
into line," followed by right oblique.
this not brought to a conclusion
with right Dress" but with left
dress" Yet the reason Is obvious to
the new soldier when he has once
seen the movement executed. The
leading squad remember, marches
straight TO the front and the other
squads oblique TO the right. This
causes them to form on the right OF
the first squad when they reach the
line. The first squad, therefore-the
squad upon which all the others are
to dress-is now established at their
left. 1t is necessary. then, TO give
''left dress" conversely, in left front
into line" the command would De
right dress'' because left front into
line would place the first squad on
the right Of the new line.
Tomorrow's article will tell how the
company is turned on a fixed or
moving pivot.
Copyright, fsiT, By the Wheeler Syndicate, Incl
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twoyesr-oIds selling; five
hHlonzs- COnhsCatian tmpl l0i: Poor Joe,
l0e: Disnthea, I4; Vocabulary. ia; DIR. Muck.
~: OfiskGny, lO7: CspSrs, FO4 Balassarian. lG
An Bright. rG; scabbcarf. ll2i EliIshsth n.
-; Santiago limpl. IL; Ge1rgs starr Gl
Nominee imp, lG Golden GLOW, lGi Josie
SECOND RACE-Thrss-ycsr-oIis and up
ward; selling; six furlonss. POllyauna. S
spar Lance dmp1, ll9; Genesis. 100; BInd
Hnp). 100: lean Mcneil Gmpl. 90; Counsel. NS
First Ballot. . Wonderful Cinpl. 10; Hickory
Nut. .; Pl.udito. 10; MarEsrIt l, =; PbSto @
Gmpl, g; AlasteT MCfirath. l6; lmpCTator, lD;
sardtone II, 100. Wanda Pitza, us. Also
sHzible: sHWfa. lOo; Peep Sight, rs; Right.
rs; Dancer. lis: Lady EdWina tImpl. rs
T.rtntaI Gmp), s5; sRosanne Cmp), %; sOcOny.
rs; Nae Murray, 100; HOps. 10; Yankee No
tinns, rs; Aimee T.. 100: Marse Henry. 10
'oWaa. rs; EngsIhert dmp1. rs.
THIRD RACE-Four-yCar-old -olds and upward
ssIing: one mile and seventy yards. Tie Fir,
Ia: Dancer, l06; sAmbrOse, le5; g. NJ. Miller,
rs: Checks, Ds; 'DoTedale, l03; Star Gaze. los
Mis- Krutsr, Os; Blue Thistle, les; Sam Nc
Msekin, los.
FoURTH RACE-Three-ys -ysar-olds and mp
ward handicap: one and 0ns-siXteenth miles
Ths Finn, rs; GeOFge Smith, III; Ayion dmpl
10; Rhine Maiden. y; Garbage. q; Airnan
g Flzsr, 100; DorCas. o.
YFTH RACE-ThBee-year-od maidens; on'
mile and seventy yards. Russian Pinion, Us
Dixie II Gmpl, is; kits ii timpt, us; Star
IKE, is: LeTequin dmp), rs; Hesse. ITO
Black ESEie fimpl. 10; Gunnock imp, lis
Mslodrana. Us; Sandstone II. llj; Buckboard
lH: Tranby dmpl. rs; NIuckrose Gnpl. lis.
Tie wife. lC9: Babette lT: An Bright, ln
star spangled. 10; Partisan dmpl, 10; Gambia
"; Tostie. IL; ROckaESy, no. HuttOr
Thorps limpl. 10.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22

ecution, the leading squad turns to
the right on a moving pivot-that
IL, II executes right turn" as taught
in the schools Of the squad.
The command halt" is given when
the first squad has advanced the de-
sired distance IN the new direction.
This command IL from the captain and
will halt the whole company squad by
squad as the successive squads place
themselves In line with the leading
squad. As soon as the halt Is exc
cuted by the FIRST squad the corporal
commands, right dress" and the
squad continues to remain at the
right dress until the movement ID
completed by the company and the
captain orders front" after confirm
ing the company alignments.
The other squads, IN obedience 10
the command forward" from their
cOrporals, continue TO march straight
to the front until each Is opposite
the right OF its place in the line.
1t then executes right turn" at the
command Of the corporal, and is
halted on the line at the command
of its corporal He then gives,
right dress" Each unit In sue
csssion dresses on the hrst unit IN
line.
To form company line IN the front,
when In column Of squads, the COM
mand would be right nefo front
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TWo year -olds; maiden h1ies
ceiling: i've fnlonss. Lady Longfellow, l@
tKIeeEer1. u to s. 4 to s. / to }, won; Portia.
ll2 tC1mpbeiI. to !. TO l, even. second ;
Wauabsek. lIs fBuKtopl. Q to 5, ) TO S. l 90 T..
third. Time Ol IS. DUstpan H. Irish Harp,
Ideal. Hish Vale. and Adele also nan:
SECOND RACE-npeyesr-old hIlis; iI
furlon=s. szsnsnnE, los (GarDer,, iJ 10 %, :
to S. out won; SaDdale. IO2 (CoIIinsl. % 70 !,
to I, to !, rseund; Queen Of the Water. M
CMcAtsel. II to s. 1 to :, out, third. Tine,
l:5 rs Pleasant Dreams and sunset II AsO
ran.
THIRD RACE-Tbree year -oIds and upward
mars and CEILINGS; selling; one and Sne-EiK-
tenth miles. Queen Of the Sea. % MeGaHl,
Il To 10. to 2, out, won; Nigel. lb CColhns),
10 I, to s. oat. second: Sea Wave. u
Hunt. II to 5. 7 to 10. out, third. Time
Isl7 "a CaTnOn BIidge also ran.
FOURTH RACE-TWoyear-oi the Youthful
Purse. 8 Loo: ive and one e-haH furlongs. Lucul-
lite. 10 (ButEslD. to 10. out, won; Bug
houae R5 CAcAtsel. s to l. . to 10. l to :,
second; Little Devil. lO2 tGarnerl IS to l, tn
J. to S, third. Time, i05 as Debadou, Re
count, and Chief Lally also ran.
FIFTH RACE-TEo-year-olds; hllies and
maidens: i've finlOngs selling. Allen o.. vi
lRonanl. g to 5. J to S. to 4, won; BriGht
AngeI. IL CFsirbrotberl. Is to /. 10 ], s 70 2,
second: Peace ard Plenty. ll2 (Buxtonl, Is 90
5. even. : to 5. third. Time, Ol 2-5. Josie A.,
Miss Peep. Rough Weather. and soumansha
asD ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four year olds and upward
selling: one mile and seventy yards. I'd Bono.
lO2 tROWanI. I to ?, TO 5, to S. WOO; Preston
Lynn, lN tKIeegerl. 5 to 2. even, to s. sec
ond; Armament, lT U4yks1, TO ?, TO s,
to 5. third. Time. 1:S %. Carlton O., Am,
brose, PIumose. and steIlArna akO ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
Self Helps for the New Soldier
Practical Home Hints on Military Training that win Stand
You IN Good Stead When You Are Called to the Coors.
By A UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICER

into line, march. Company, Halt
FrontP At the preparatory command.
all corporals, except the leader Of the
first squad, give the command.
right oblique." II the company Is
at a halt, the corporal of the first
squads commands forward" (He
usually does this anyhow. for the in
struction Of his men although 1t 10
not required by the regulations II
the column already Is marching) At
march" the command OF execution
moves straight to the front. while
the rear squads each Otlique As
indicated.
when the leading squad has .ad-
vanced the desired distance. the COM
mand halt" is given by the captain:
The squad halts. and the corporal
gives the command left dress" Each
Of the succeeding squads when. by
obliquinE to the right. has reached
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
PALMA AND 0LDFIELD
WILL FURNISH THRILL

Detroit, June a.-When Ralph De
Palma and Barney Oldfieid hook up
IN their match race at the State fair
grounds on the afternoon of July 4
Michigan followers OF auto speed rae
ing will see the two most spectacular
figures the gasoline sport has ever
known in action.
The brilliant Italian pilot Is far and
away the most popular man who has
ever guided a speed creatin. Not alone
because of his sensational work al
the wheel, but because of his hkable
personality De Palma numbers among
his admirers some Of the biggest ng-
ures In the automobile industry. De-
spite all his tough luck and "tinxes,
De Palma has annexed two Wander
bilts. Milwaukee open, Santa Monica,
and Indiana polls 5O0-mile. While COM
piling his Indianapolis win De Palma
created a new track record for the
event, that Of an average speed Of
eeIA miles per hour.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
Food for Golf Winners.

, Chicago, June H.-Bacon and beans,
ham and hominy. spaghetti and mac
aroni, laundry soap and lemons are
among the prizes for which members
Of the Press Golf Club will complete
Idlewild Country Club. A side of
bacon Is the prize for the low net
score.
These articles are to take the place
Of the usual supply of silver plate,
golf clubs, etc, which are gwen az
an allowance OF one stroke, in addi-
ton to their regular handicaps, and
half a stroke for each child, fractions
counting as one. 1t Is designated as
q wartime event
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
DILLON AND FULTON
WILL FIGHT JULY a

Jack Dillon. Weighing liz pounds. is
to box Fred Fulton, weight 90 pounds,
cap Of nearly sixty pounds against
him, he is the fayorite in the early
betting.
This will probably be the last fight
Dillon can engage in, as he has en-
listed in the United States navy. Spe-
engaged to carry the crowds to To-
ledo. The fight probably will be held
in the morning, as the Ohio trotting
races are carded for the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
CnNNAUGHT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-F1Ie furloogS; 2yesT-olds. sam
Pickett. 10: Daluood. io5; Tit for Tat. le;
Sincerity. lO4; ogis. los; Flset5ood. nei Togo
land. 81.
SECOND RAcE-six furlOns; 1year-olds.
Pomp, l8: Rhymer. lG; Kathrsn Gray, 1cei
COniacho. lo7; Night Owl. los; Princess Fay. lol
Carrie Louise, g.
THIRD RACE-Stsepltehase; tyear-olds. and
upward; two miles. Welsh King. 10; cOlonetta,
~; Reddest. IN: Queed. lt3; Otto F1otos 10
Cubon, la3; Wslshmsn, 10; Phil T., -; Mus
icAl lIOnon. III
FOURTH RACE-Ous mile; 1yeaT-ods and
upward Oofn Broom, ls; Last Spsrk. 10
Hampton Dame. 10. Raven Court, is: Dartlsy.
l05; Kathleen H.. lG: J. W. Hantlsy, 100; heS'
sen, 100: Staten. y.
FIFTH RACE-Oas mile; 3year-olds and up-
ward. CeitO. Ill; Iron Cross. 10; GlAdiola, IS
Priscilla Mullens. g; Lady Moi, "
SIXTH RACE-AIile and twenty yards: 5yeaI
oIds and upward. Mr.. Mack. lis; Phil Unger
10: Harry Lauder. 100: Inquista. l6: Lynn. ldS
Merry Jubilee. l05; Sequiram. i6; Balfron, 10
Thomas Galloway. l0i; scaramoOeh. ls: Mar
ERry, 100; Gold Bood. 9s; Gordon. n; 'DT
Nelson. %; Clara Morgan. no; Dr. Prather. IS
Pepper Sanee, lsc
SEVENTH RACE-MIe and onesirteenth
4-year-OldS and upward Alhena. ks: Entsrpe
lo5 sam Slick. 100; WOdsn. l0J; Doltus, l4
ThaBkgiTing B3; 'Aprisa. -
'Appsentios allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
LATONIA ENTRIES.

PTRsr RACE-C1aimiDg; maiden Syear-olds
and upxardj Gz furionss Jessie c.. pl ;
County Court, les; Ayes, Nsi Miles Pinlen,
III: Cora Lane lis; SantO. Ib:- Ginger Quill,
ls: Tom Anderson, las; Pilsen, Rs; Miss Ainn,
III; Sir william, is; Imperial Lngtals, lis.
Aso sligible; Sandy Lad. Ill; 'Adelia, lol i;
Fiat Plir Ins; Dick West Us; Flash Of SteGl,
"a; Trspper. los; Dihdble. III; 'FonneIsade,
IL; BuRington, Jos.
SECOND RACE-Claiming: 2yesF-olds; Eve
t4riongs. Dixie Highway ~; Miss BOneTo,
ia; LadJ Lzxury, Ia; W. W. Hastings. le2;
LItfIs RoIlo. l6; Waiter Brady. I8; Charley
Nsits, 100; Lady G.. laa; Breezy, R2; Stripes,
~; LaEgard. NS; Amb1scade, I0e. ABsO shSi-
,nls: ROoksood, lo6; Acheron, le; Koran hs;
ABlas WatsF, l2; Tom TIT l06; Walter Dant,
10; Pretty BabJ. III.
THIRD RACE-Caiming; tySar-olds and ND
ussd: N fnhongs. Sister Susie. IL; Sun Maid.
n; Running QUEEN, lni Pleas Weles, Id;
EIkton, I9; sBlaek Beauty, LIZ; Shine. III
KatnokF Girl ID; J. c. Wseh, 10; Allan
1ouRTH RAcE-Puns, 500; 2yssrOlds
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
Simpsou Loses Record.

New York, june N.-Bob Simpson,
the champion timber topper from
University Of Missouri Will lose
dies around one turn because of the
negligence OF the Conference Asso-
ciation. At the championship of that
body recently Simpson won the event
In y Is seconds, beating the old mark
by thFee-fifths OF q second, but the
from the border and not twelve
inches, as the International Fedora
tion rules stipulate
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
RUTGERS TO HAVE ELEVEN.
Athletic Authorities Decide to Con-
tinue Football,

New Brunswick, n. J., June 2l.-
have enlisted. football will be con-
tinued at Rutgers next fall, II has
been announced by Prof. NJ. A. Blake,
who is in charge OF athletics at the
local college. Only men under mill
tary age will be used, and the foot
ball work will not be allowed to in
terfere in any way with the military
training work, but as this has always
been a part Of the Rutgers course no
conflict Is likely.
Coach George Foster Sanford u
heartily in favor Of football as a pre-
paredness measure. and he wants II
to be continued for the purpose OF
training the men who may later be
called upon for army service.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
FILIPINO ATHLETE
CROWDS JAPANESE

The decathlon was the feature OF
the concluding days events of the re-
cent Far Eastern olympic games held
in Tokyo, Japan. 1t was won by
Noguehl, a Japanese, with total
score Of SIS points. In the first hve
events Saavedra, the Filipino who won
the competition at the last meet, Led
Noguchi won the race. VillaneuVa,
Filipino, was second, with a score OF
646, and Saavedra was third, with 6il
points. Eoguchi obtained most OF his
points in the running events and the
broad Jump.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22

five turloneA Crystal Day. lH; Brownie Nc
Dowen, los; Imp Bolster. IL; Free Cutter. ll2i
lima schorr, 10; Dr.. shaheT, Ii; B. b. John
SDn. NJ; BFoon Psddler, IL
FIFTH RACE-Rossmoyns Pure, dJ~
3year-olds and upward; one mile and seventy
yards. Believe Ne Boys, 100; Water witch
Ioa; Deliver. 10; Dorothy Dean, l0s; Emsrson
Cochan, 10; Gfpsy George, IL
SIXTH RACE-Ciaimiag; 4year-olds and uIe
ward; six furaongs 'Brizz, ia; Busy Joe. N
Birdy, In; Big FeiioE. Il9; PriDcs Albert. n
Thistle Green, III; Lueky R.. IN; Tush Tush,
III; Capt. Marchmont, M Buck Shot. IL.
SEVENTH RAOE-Caiming; 4-year-ods and
upward; one and three sixteenth miles Solid
Rock, los: Fly Home, los; Samuel r. Meyer,
IL: elf Field. III; God ColOr. t6; goha
Hurie. 10; sunTaising. 10; Irish GENTLEMAN, is.
'Apprsntics allOzEnos claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
M'DONAGH, TITLE
HOLDER, WILL MARRY

Baltimore, June n.-Thomas P, Nc
Donagh. present holder OF, the South
Atlantic 20-yard low and lg-yard
high hurdle championships, and who
is rated as the best ali-around per
former in the South Atlantic Associa-
don OF the Amateur Athletic Union,
Il the fastest local athlete who will
join the list Of Benedtcts.
Tommy, as he Is known to every
track and field deyotee in this sec
ton, Is to be married TO Miss T.
Olivia Willis. Of Bel Alton, Mr., In
the near future
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
Glenn Warner Strong for Sports.

Pittsburgh, June H.-Coach Warner,
of the University OF Pittsburgh foot
ball squad, says: "A comparatively
small number Of college students will
he taken by conscription. What will
those Wh1 are left behind have to
occupy their minds7 They must have
some sort OF athletic recreation. Ath-
letics will provide the balancing wheel
for them in these times OF stress.
There will be plenty of men left in all
colleges and universities TO furnish
material for all.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-22
xxx.
The Two Most Difficult
COMPANY Movements.

We now come to the two company
movements most difficult to master.
They are ION right QefD into line"
and right Qeft) front into line" Both
movements must be executed from
column Of squads.
To form the company line on the
right or left from the column OF
SQUADS, the command is "on right
QefD into line, march. Company.
Halt. 'FRONT.'"
At the preparatory command from
the captain. the corporal Of the first
SQUAD gives his own men the COM
mand right turn" the corporals of
AT march," the command Of ex-