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The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
OLYMPIC MEET
AFTER THE WAR
Plans Formulating to Hold
Championship in Paris
During Demobillzation.

Those who have an idea that just
as soon as peace is declared there
will be no further need for welfare
work among the soldiers and sailors
by the X OF c., Y. NJ. c. A, Jewish
Welfare Board, Salvation Army and
similar organizations have another
guess coming. According to all in
dications. these war workers Will
be buster in the period of demob-
ilization than they are during the
actual fighting.
When the soldiers are idle there
will be greater need for entertain
meut and relaxation and with this
in mind the united war work cam
paign committees are already out
lining plans to furnish recreation
for the veterans. One of the big
features Immediately after the ces-
sation of hostilities will be a great
carnival of international sports
modelled on the lines of the Olympic
games. These will be open to the
soldiers and sailors OF the entente
allies.
These contests will undoubtedly
occupy one of the most prominent
places in the peace celebration pro-
gram at the close of the war. The
competitions, according to a cable
gram received at the headquarters
of the United War Work Campaign
Yesterday. will be held in Paris.
Work has already started on the
plan. and as soon as a program is
arranged il will be submitted to
Marshal Foch. Gen. Pershing and
the other commanders of the allied
forces. Mass athletics will be one
of the chief features of the COM
petitions, so that as many men as
possible may be reached. Champion
ship contests will be arranged for
the American EXpeditionary Forces
in various zones and the finals will
be held in Paris. Then there will
be inter-allied champIonships in the
nature of military Olympic games.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
BACK GOES ROAMER.
Old Gelding Refuses to Run and Is
Sent to Barn.

New York. Oct. 23.-For the sec
ond time within a week A. J. Colds
borough, who has charge of Andrew
Miller's string of thoroughbreds. an
nounced yesterday that Champion
Roamer has been retired. The
trainer said he had sent him to
winter quarters, and that If he did
not show big improvement next
year Mr.. Miller would keep him
permanently out of training.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Goldsbor-
ough sent Roamer to the track for
a breeze" Unlike on former oc-
casions. the old gelding absolutely
refused to run. Although they kept
him at the starting post half an
hour, he would not break"
That settles him." the trainer
told Schuttinger. Take him back
to the barn"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
AGREE ON UNIT /
TAX RETURNS
Groups Of Affiliated Corpo-
rations May Make Con-
solidated Returns.

An amendment to the revenue bin
TO permit groups OF corporation
owned In whole or in part by a tax
payer or by another corporation to
make Consolidated return" in oon-
putting the income tar was aoopteo
by the State Finance Committee yes
terday. The House bill oontsine5 4.
specie provision against such con.
sohoation of returns and required
each individual corporation 10 maxi
a separate hlinR
The Senate Committee anend-ne,,
Is regarded as Of vital Importance te
business generally, as q not only sim
phfies the method OF making the ~
turns, thereoy tightening the admin
surAIiNe o0tles OF the collector. bot
VIII enable a holding corporation.
for instance, TO make one refurn -.
suean OF a haf dozen or more where
there are a number Of smaller CO.
porations affiliated with IL IN tn,s-,.,
The committee made IL mandates,
upon such taxpayers 10 file , con.,i.
idated return.
Drafted by Tresssry.
Inc amendment was drafted nv IN.
Treasury Department and Wa -,
mltted with the approval OF Inte-nsJ
Revenue Commissioner Roper ~,
urged its adoption in the interest N
simplicity in the administration on IN,
law. Chairman Ritchin, Of the Nsvy
ana means committee. contends th.f
the House provision agzinst the Isrr,
hololng corporations TO require then
10 ME individual returns for each su,o
every interest Commissioner Rop~s
hoios, however, that with the restr,o.
lons placed in the Senate amendment
corporations will not be speci6caIh
favored, while the work OF his oIjos
VIII be considerably lessened.
The committee concluded 1ro-tr 80
the war excess profits section by n,sl,-
ing a number OF changes in the DEF.
hltlons or invested capital Inheri.
tance taxes are TO be taken up perr-
The committee has under consid-
Grafton an important suggestion ts
the effect that individuals and Co
partnerships should be included with
the corporations in the class subSeci
TO the war excess profits tax. The
bill as IL now stands levies the wal
excess profits tax upon corporations
only, but many believe. as Senator
Simmons stated yesterday, that Co
partnerships enjoy an enormous sd-
vantage over corporations and indi.
vidusls are almost equally favored
by being exempted from the war er.
cess profits tax. The committee may
decide TO make the war profits tar
apply 20 all taxpayers who enjoy
profits in the war" class
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
ARMY MEDICOS LOSE
TO GALLAUDET TEAM

Gallaudet College gridiToners got
started at-kendall Green yesterday
afternoon when they scored a we'll
earned victory over the Army Medi-
cal School by IA to 0. This battle
was arranged as a practice affair
and ten and eight minute periods
were agreed upon. The Medicos
fought Gallaudet every wav. shape
and form during the first three pc
riOds when both teams relied upon
straight tactics. In the last period
the Soldiers resorted to forward
passes, three of which went wrong.
Deer of Gallaudet along with
Downs featured in the Buff and
Blue" aggressiveness while Wilson
time and again tore OFF long end
runs that resulted in his going over
for the first touchdown. Downs
hammered his way over the covet-
ed chalk mark for second touch
down with Deer kicking both goals.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
FOOTBALL TEAMS
READY TO PLAY

New York. Oct 23.-The football
committee of the University of
Pennsylvania has suggested to w.
w. Roper. of Princeton. that a foot
ball game be played between Penn
sylvania and either Princeton. Yale
or Harvard late in November and
the receipts donated to the war
fund committee.
Georgia Techs unbeaten eleven Is
willing to play the unbeaten Pitts
burgh or the Pennsylvania teams
in New York. Philadelphia, WASH
ington or Pittsburgh during the
week of November IL for the fund.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
Wally to Be Ace.

New York, Oct. 23.-Walter Pipp,
former first baseman of the Yankees,
is now finishing his preliminary
course in naval aviation at Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
Boston. Pipp has made an excel
lent record in this branch of train
ing and will soon be flying. His
next move will be transfer to the
flying station at Miami, Fla
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
KID ELBERFELD SOME
HAND GRENADE ARTIST

New York. Oct. 23.-Kid Elber-
field is an instructor at Camp
Shelby. Miss. in hand grenade
throwing, which ought to be a
congenial occupation for the fiery
and energetic Kid. The Kid was a
superb thrower in his heyday with
'the Ganks; a swift. powerful and
graceful thrower. He not only had
style. but, what the pretty thrower
does not always do. he was back
of every peg with all his heart and
strength. He had a grand arm and
still has
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
HARVARD SELECTS
FOOTBALL CAPTAINS

Cambridge, Mass. Oct 23.-Cap-
tains for the naval unit and Junior
army football teams at Harvard
have been elected.
Alfred Reilly. former Holy Cross
end. will lead the sailors. and Fishe
Brown, of Plymouth. regular left
guard at Andover Academy last
year, will be captain of the junior
company, composed of freshman un-
der IS years of age.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
Giants Refund for Middleton.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 2S.-The Ma
tional Commission today ordered the
new York National League club to
return to the Kansas City clue $1,000
which the latter club had paid for
the services of Middleton. Tha evil
dence showed that Middleron had
never reported to or signed up with
Kansas City. but had quit bas abail.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
ST. JOHNS TO PLAY
WESTERN MARYLAND

Annapolis. Md. Oct. 23.-St. Johns
is to play Western Maryland Satur-
day. The report has been confirmed
by Coach John NJ. Wilson. of st.
Johns. and Director Turner. of
Western Maryland. 1t was expected
at first that this game would inter
fere with the one that is scheduled
at the Naval Academy. but as the
academy is not at present open to
the public. a large crowd is eX-
pected on the campus of st. Johns.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
WILLIE MEEHAN IN
A BOLD STATEMENT

Willie Meehan says he never trained
a day in his life-or II is said for
him. Recalls Young Critic. the &C.
centric Australian, in some respects
the most remarkable of fighters. tIe
hadn't much of a punch. but was
amazingly clever in or out of Condi-
ton. 1t was his boast that nobody.
irrespective of size. could put him
out. such was his faith in his sk'll
in avoiding the lethal punch.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
Goes to West Point.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct 8.-N. ].
Smith. the quarter back upon whom
Coach Yost has cast approving eyes.
bringing him from the second to
the first team. may be lost TO Michi-
gan before he gets an opportunity
to play in a big ra-1e. Smith has
been appointed to West Point. He
will he lost to Michigan by Novem-
ber
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
CAVALRY ELEVEN
FIT. MYER WINNERS

Capt. Holtbauer's Troop B eleven
from the Eleventh Cavalry scored a
victory Yesterday afternoon at FIT.
Myer over the Quartermaster's Corps
by 7 to 0. Medvis, Holtbauer and
Cardoniar punched their way through
for the touchdown in the first period
when Troop b resorted to straight
tactics.
Kane, for the Quartermasters
proved the only ground gamer as
time after time he broke away for
long dashes only to find his team
mates lacking in putting the ball
over Deep. of Troop B, was easily
the defensive star of the occasion.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
All the Liue News and Vielus Of the Sporting World
COLUMBIA ELEVEN
REVISES GRID DATES

New York; Oct. 23.-The revised
iootpaii schedule of the Columbia a
university team calls for five home
games at south Field. with a sixth
contest the opposing team for
which has not yet been selected.
The schedule as sanctioned by Lieut..
n. j. Duffy for the navy and Lieut..
e.. C. French for the army is as
follows:-
October rs, Camp Merritt: Novem-
Der z, Amherst; November 9, Union
November l6. Stevens; November 20,
New YORK University; November 80,
open.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
POST FOR FARRELL.
New York Boy May Be Made Box
ing Instructor at Vancouver.

San Francisco. Oct. 23-Marty Far
rell, the New York boxer who has
been in this section of the country for
some time, may be appointed boxing
Instructor at the Vancouver barracks.
The post was formerly occupied by
Bob McAllister
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
Fulton Fires Collins

New York. Oct. 23.-Fred Fulton
Is reported to have changed man.
aEsEs, shelving Mike Collins for joe
McCloskey- 1t is not reported that
he has changed his timidity for
cOmbativenes-
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
BOXING PROMOTERS NAMED.
Gibson, Harvey and Doesserick to
Handle New York Bouts

New York. Oct 2.-Charles ]. Har-
vey William Gibson, and Charles
DOesSerick were, yesterday appointed
as promoters to handle local boxing
shows in the United War Work Cam
paign drive set for the week of No
vember Ills. James W. Coffroth, who
is al the head Of a national boxing
committee. announced these selec-
tions. Jack Curley will be the wrest-
ling promoter.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
A Regular Golfer.

Philadelphia has a golfer. the
Rev. DR.. Aquilla Webb. who can
play both right and left handed.
He used to carry two sets of clubs,
but has found that things work
out better with only one set in his
bag at a time. No doubt under that
arrangement they also work out
better for the caddy
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24
Dunn Goes to Audubon.

New Orleans. Oct. 23.-Golf inter-
est in New Orleans was stimulated
today by the announcement thu Au-
dubo,rS Club had engaged Seymour
Dunn as professional. Dunn has been
the profess sional at the Lake Placid
(N. Y9 Golf CIuo.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24

Substmtion-Troop b: Bush for Bishop; E
zimmerman for Gundepson A. Ammer1nan for
RaTTley; Standuel for Deep; Segtie for Butzko;
Merzhor for Holtbauer; Reid for CardOuisT ;
Michle for Medvis. Eleventh Cavalry: Gold
berg for O'Day; Shipsnan for Chapman :;
Schnener for Irwin. TouchdownS- -Menehor.
Goals fron tOuchdowns-Medvis. Time of
Periods-Trn minutes each. Referce-Mr. Nc
Cmre, MOhawk A. c. Umpire-Sergt- Driver,
Q. NJ. Head linesman-Iieut. Jet, Eleventh
CAyAlry
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24

Lopdon-The first consignment Of
an order for 10000 cakes OF choc-
olate for distribution through the
American Red Cross TO soldiers and
sailors in England. has arrived fren
America
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24

New Orleans is extensively making
" ar munitions
The Washington herald., 1918-10-24

NihSsthR IN ACUou.
CORPORALS.
Michael c. Bedner. Johnsonburg. Pa
William L Gill, Huntington, Pa.
Albert G. Reifke. Oswego, y. Y.
PRIVATES.
John ]. Buth, Akron. N. Y.
Willie Daniel Northampton. n. c.
Francis Dobbins, Durango, Colo.
Arthur c. Douglass, West Park. Ohio,
Angel Duhon, Cameron. La.
Frank r. Girdler, Somerset, Ky.
4. NJ. Higginbotham, Sentinel, Okla.
Harry W. Hodum. Philadelphia. Pa
Clifford Jefferson. Portland Mills. Pa
S. Rocci. Province di AQuils- Italy.
Gus Semeineiky, Crozier. W. Va.
Raymond c. Shelton. GreenviHe, Miss
Ivsh w. Wallace, Hodgenville, KY.
Peter L. Welch. Mansfield, Mass.
S. E. welchance. Murfreesboro. Tenn
John R. Williams, New York, N. Y
John Peter Zilko, Bristol Conn.
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Gus ,gOnp Grprsa" Sassn,

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3nm Selbitmorb Ses @roFber5ugs
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oonn tpeiter nddftbereftigte agrsat,
ner @robber5oa Sriebrid strdn5 Der
9ierte BON Ueedlenburg SdDerin, i'm
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na9 bem Sabe bes 6er5ogs WilbeIm
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auf unpolittten ouf benz 9ebiet
bes acknowledgements berubenben
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