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weak from my
trouble that |
could not do any
lifting or hard
work Of any
kind. II / tried
to straighten
out when lying
down 1t seemed
as though some
thing would tear
loose. Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vege-
IA hla Conpoupd
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TONIGHT

s P. M-Regular reception for
all men in uniform and war
workers. All-professional pro-
gram: Miss E. Altman, concert
pianist of New York: Miss K
Smith. contralto. younges
prima donna; Mrs. Morgan vio-
linist; Fred c. Parker and
Arthur c. Hennings, The
Happy Trsmps;" Mr.. Ed Kid
well. ragtime banjo; Mrs. Z.
Bess, camp stunts.
10 P. M.-Bed, hot and cold
showers. Breakfast for SOL
diers, sailors and marines, soc.
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Church of Atonement.

The Lutheran Church of the Atone
ment, North Capitol street and Rhode
Island avenue, Rev. !. o. Baker, pas
tor. will hold its homecoming rally
Sunday. Special exercises in the Sun
day school and at the morning and
evening services. War workers espe-
cially invited
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church Of the Covenant
18th aud N streets
Rev. CHARLES wooD, ID. D.,
Minister.

SUNDAY, SEPT ..
ei5-EyeDgirls' Bible Class. Mis- Mabel
Thurstou. teacher Subject: "A Girls
Own Faith"
-AIl-Comtrs' Bible Class. Juds. Wm. T
Norris speaker. Subject; The Teach
CT and the Book
Il soo-Regular service. Dr. Wood breaches.
SOC. =. yespezs. Miss Helen Lyon, Leader.
Subject: Some Responsibilities and
Privileges OF To-day"
sN-C. L. Tea supp~r." Free 70 all men In
uniform.
7.B-wnr SPEAKER, Mn. Vernon kellcsr. In
charge oi special relief work In Bel
GUM Topic: "Belsium's Message to
America"
T:S-Preliminary musical service.
sNo-Regular service Dr. Wood presches
Subject: ''Certainties In Rsligiou."
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morrow for Columbus. Ca. having
been detailed as instructors in the
infantry school there. Lieutenant
at Fort Sill. Okla.
Miss Dorothy bennett has re-
turned to college at Madison. Wis.
after spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dem
nett, in New York City.
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Calvary Methodist.

the Mems Biblc Class of Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church win give
4 reception to the new members who
lave recently Joined. An attractive
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Market Tips for Housewives.

Prices to retailers and furnished
Bureau OF Markets United
prices to consumers by the District administration
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for the FIRST time the first sunday
evening In November. the member
ship OF The solo quartet remaining
the same. During the season three
social evenings are arranged for the
choir members at which leading tall
ent Of the city and abroad furnish
dramatic and musical programs.
Afternoon services will begin the
hrst Sunday in November, and owing
TO war conditions Mr.. Wrightson, the
musical director Of the church. has
not fully completed the personnel Of
the afternoon choir. but announces
that this season q double quartet
will sing, instead of triple quar-
tet, the membership of which he
will announce later.
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hpS A"et corn squash knle
NohA-Hects spinach lettuce
tomatoes, peaches, ~ '''-' '""''
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TONIGHT AT 6-FREE
Music, Plays, War Songs, Friends, Refreshments,
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
s:l5-Song service for men In
uniform
3 P. M-DepsrtmenJal graded
Sunday school
7:45-Evsninr service. Mrs. Yer
non Kellogg, lately from Bel
gium, where she was in charge
OF special relief work under
Mr.. Hoover. will speak. Her
subject will be "Belgium's
Messag. to America"
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SICK WOMAN
NOW WELL
Took Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound.
Read Her Letter.

Potterville, Pa.-"For long time
l was bothered with pains in my
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-ICsouthern Assembly,. isth 4 lrvius
Seuu alsts NV Rev. James H Taylor,
DID. pastor.
Preaching by the pastor al II A. n E. z.
go /, N. Social hour for all younr people ard
men IN uniform 6 p N. {. L. p m, Ad-
dress by Mr. Ralph @. Morton, receuty rcturn'
Cd from Belgian trenchss, al .. N. address
to young psoals b Mr> Srtoo y n
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SPIRITUAIIsN.

Rev. C. LySI Arhau. noted platform ter
medium. Meeting Sunday evening at 'clocs
in scsety Temple Hall. SO G 81 nv, demon
strshns Immortality hy splnt MESSAGES. on
oluding by sns~e-ns questicns. Daily rtiinrs
in his studies in the hall
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shiloh Baptist.

Rev. DIR. Waldron, pastor Of
strangers Home" Shiloh Baptist
Church. will preach a special sermon
on Baptist Church polity. tomorrow
morning. on the subject, THE Safety
Valve in the Management Of a Bap-
tist Church, and Rev. James z.
Kent Will preach at night.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. Johns Church Rol.nd Iss da,tas i5s snitS htS
y. d. Rev. Edward Slater Dunlap. NJ A. !;
Rev. George Williamson Smith, D. d.
sa m--Holy Communion
Rector
Sunday School begins October u at 9sS a. m.
Service every day at noon.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.
ii a. m.
"Who Is sHenry Ford?"
8 p. m.
Number 666" or
"The Kaiser in
Prophecy"

DIR. Gordon will preach on sunday
on the above subjects.
First ConercGs tions1 Church,
Tenth and G Streets Northwest,
Printed note. of DR.. Gordon SER
mon on "RooseveIt and the KaIser-
will be distributed at IL q. N.
Great "Endeavor- meeting at 6 80
Sunday evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
OF Washington. Columbia rd. and Euclid ST,
Second Church of Christ, SeIentist,
OF Washington. y f. Masonic Temple.
sth and sts n e
Third Church OF Christ, ScIentis
81 Washington. MasonIc Temple, 18th ,Ud
n y. Ave.
SUBJECT, "REALITY.-
SERVICES: Sunday. II A. ST. spd 0 p. N
SUNDAY SCHOOL-ll a. m
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING. sP. NJ.
READING ROOMS:
Colorado bldg, lith and G sts., Hrs, 10 to =.
WED. 10 to 6, and Sun. go to 500. lsO3
Adams Mill I'd. n. ". lin. 10 10 tcIcsIS
Wed ere., Sundays and hoiidSysl. Ia East
Capitol st. Hrs. L TO texcept Sundays and
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Mrs. George Vanderbilt has leased
neF street house and will spend
the winter at BiItmore. n. C.
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UNITY sPIRTTUALIsT cHURCH.
Concordis Hall. Sh a sta nv, ~ N.
Lecture and spirit mcsssgss by DT. Zsiis
Brown KHtes. This church Is auxiliary u the
National Association. All sesrche-s q Truth IN
Nlted. Seats fres.
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The stars incEne. but do not compel.
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THE FIRST SPIRITUALIsT CHURCH
"WHAT HAPPENS AFTER
DEATHr@
Lecture By the pastor. Alfred ". Terry, Sur-
day al D. m. followed by spirit messsges a.
PythiSn Temple lol2 sth s. Nv. Second ho1r.
All welcome
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Lieut.. T. Q. Donaldson. Jr., who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
T. Q. Donaldson. at her home in
Wyoming avenue. accompanied by
Lieutenant Offley and Lieutenant
Kelly. will leave Washington to-
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MERCHANTS WIN TITLE


Ey dti,atiu- the Hog Island team {"
to - Yesterday afternoon uu lhDg uth
lrtir Held ut Hartman, Pa, ,hc Mer-
chant Sh.rbuldlnG Company eleven won
the football champiOuShW Of the Della
ware itNcr su.pyard district.
fiup Island was handicapped boy three
of their best players failing &" show up
for the game. 10 I'M up' one # the
vacancies. Coach e. II. by"r, a former
Penn player, donued ,ogs and played
fullhack substitutes vcr, used Iu the
other two positions. During The src-
rEd period Dyer was injured aud was
forced go leave TN" gam"
In the first period Merchant scored
a touchdown when IlargrcHvr~ Received
"a forward pass from Davis, Wup ran
- yards unmOlcsted to the goal
Haugrtav,s failed TO Kick 1h. goal \
series Of fuyN ard passes and lime pluugrs
by Hamilton I'm the second period
brought the ball to liCg Islands "u-yJrd
line Here the visitors line held
Hargrcaycs only gained . yards u lnrr,
attempts uu line plungug, Being q
fourth down. IlarETedNes dropped hacI
tu the %n-yard line ana receiving % per
rect pass from Maucr. hc'ldcked a pretty
field goal
The features of the game were th'
forward passing of DAVIS and the enc
runs and line plunging Of li"rgreaNes
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ADOPTS SCHEDULE |
American VIII Open 1918
Season With Games on
November 25


SECRETARY i'"9rN. 81 'hI A"eflcah
Basketball League has announced the
,..,,,l,.., s..Icd,,r, ror tho season. N
- - =.
r"'' Tor 'a. opening contests 10 %
played 90 rraynore Han On Monday.
>.,.g.,b,.. %,
..-,.,
h,',."L' ""E,nlp,t %, =. 'pJuHlpa
w. a iiaNcNG" N., %Ifs truly
" 'on,a"t\ N"remoer - NictrlS. W.
N4,'l Ancr"h' i''Usph :. NiluN are
M"huaN, i'ecehDef :. ~. Lo'umna vs.
llancoch ;, p II. y; vs.. ours iruly.
Wednesday, pecenoer 1, EictrIx Vs.
MldNale Naval AircTatl VS. nonson
Monday, leGen1ber p, 81 Columbia, vs.
Yours Truly =. II; y. vs.. Hancock.
N"dnrSui,., l'rC1nher IT, ctrlX VS.
h"b'"u, Naval Aircraft vs.. MidVale..
Monday Dec mber 10. -. columbia
vs. Ni'tr'N :. T.. II. \. ". Naval Air-
"rdft
Wednesday. December 5. Hancock vs..
Midval": Yours Truly vs. Dobson.
Monday December %. 81. Colmhba
~. Naval Aircraft; Hancock vs.. Dobson.
Thursday. December 90, S. 2. ITy A.
vs. NictliN Yours Truly vs.. Midvele.
Mouday. December 80. 81. Columbia W,
ATidNale: Hancock vs.. NictrX.
Thursday, January ., :. p. n. A. W.
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VARDON ABIG
FACTOR IN GOLF
v lille Not of Muscular
Build. Best Example for
Average PLAYERS
| SES + NOUS GRIP


, ,
i'\ III MILLS 'tiil'k MANS. JR.
.upuur, taat r, rar.o,I Ia. ay.rt,d
So sir,ua a1 iuNuour. on, M, ,r,u,a ana
sty'a Of pi1y as rra ur,e.nr ,,ir,,
HARRY Narduu As how / had a5,.r,...
beard of ILtrr. Na~7ou a. n,, or -.
Nor,Tg wonders. urt Ui1c did I ,lrra D.,
..,.,.. hG., ,,,. ,,,.,,o,, .,,',,,..
paying VITA aim. When y.,.l. ,,,Ii,.
at the D di:dl.vat,, ,io}f ,vnb a pic
'ur. of HARRY Narduu lIrrd 10 o.,uuy a
1,r, prominent pI.r, in the room. and .
credit tlu picture with having ,allrLt
mo. carly iu my gOi+ career. how. Ii. noll
Ul Lrms at the ton Of my bacl; stroke.
Meets Narhnn tor iIr,i Time
Years pa..,. aud I'm lal1 went .y
Britain to uiTr- iu tn. British omen, clsI,-
piuusuip held at the EoyaI St George
G.,r cub. at Sandu.ich England rrer.
.l.., N-.l.gun for =. first tiu.r
In tn,s DAYS I watched with adllira-
I.pu ,rr h.anifIaI sIrpt,rnf N,r,ar
which uadc par seen, easy. nl.r
vatrh,d yarduu'- lutt,r .,orE. and when
noticed 'la l.rri,ur-r b. ,ln.riar,..I
with mi. ,uh a bon! of .,1r.,4.u.,n.
feeling Nr.,rg m n rr for tna
found the uuttrr. my Nr:I, ..ror.
lrl Narlun later tu Pan, and l,
Invited mr tu play Ertrn r.u alta Hou'...
! had .n,,rr. .lIa,.,d a -.Yr., win prra..,,
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BrittOn Meets B0rtfcId
in Return Bout Tonight
Boxing Program jor y oph
ard Saturdays Results

iy>uuI,S uI\,upI\ pro,uNu
,.lg,., u.,,t,,II, ,,,l r.;,,,,,
'''''''''''
IrauLtr PaN -. Nnltrr Ernnir.
i,'hnA N',nN'rn - Pnieh 'r'n'
NV HNbNh Ni"ili = E"' i
Jur Welsh ". Jack iaui~uu, NiHd-up
ai Hos island.
show ~ uitrd service tIuh.
fli'Nh Nll.iii iio' -
uit
H.. i:,,,,,r N,ru,. ,l,.rin,
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PENN RECOV VERS AS
DISCIPLINE RETURNS
Results OF Football
Games on Saturday



Penn. ~; Lafayette, ~.
pi't tsburgh. ~! W. and ~. ".
Lchigh, ii Muhlenbcry. ..
IesEuc Island; o. Swerthmore, ;.
Georgia Tech. 1885 North Carolina. 0
three pcriods).
Harvard ,Iar,sr% j ,aIs Taf'si o>.up.r, >o,a g.
rnrdhnm, Il New York Jni'ersits. ..
r"tgcrs, 20, Penn state, 3.
Nillsnova. iOi Bucknell. u.
Camp Hancock. IL Charie-town >avyi;.
Ua,nr p1,rns. rs. Cuuu Merritt. !.
Nnnnroiis, y, >n,y, oncrntins hase. 9.
Naval Transport, q; Camp Vail. o.
.tu,hrrst. 81; Trinity, o. -
thicign y. r., q; Cleveland Naval, o.
Washington, %; Drake. ~.
Indiana. ~; rart Harrison; o.
NOtrC Dame, :: Great Lakes. !.
colby. i3. Enwdoin. q.
Norwich q; MiddleburN, q.
New London y. B.. 81; New Haven y.
lows. q: Minnesota. ..
Wooster. .; Kenyon. y.
Nnuut niOn, 20: Oberlin. -.
Eocklund NaNnl. - Maine, q,
Purdue. -; Michigan AgGi"s. So
Illinois. -? Wisconsin, u.
Chic state. 80; Case. ~.
lrsinrs. :: It. Ju~eph's. q.
Marietta. II; ". W. Nyiaiors, u,
Uhiu. &; Cincinnati. q.
Miami ~, ohio Wrslryun. u.
Heidelberg, rs; DIs ton tNiutors, u.
oklahoma 80. kansas, q.
arkansas. : Kolls school. q.
Ncbr1tskH, 10; Omaha BIllcon. u.
NOrnngsidc. - Dakota. ~.
Michigan. I3; Chicago, y.
Delaware. u; I. :. =. Minnesota. u.
II. Johns. %; T.. VI. g.. o.
SCHOLASTIC
Central Uigh. 80; Catholic High, -.
'!lll,ilie High. l3; Trankford High. U.
Wei Chester UiEh. :; Chester High. I.
Williamson Tech. ?Oi N'llanoya Prep. J.
l.. I. H., II; Pierce. q. I
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recovery from his slump. The Texas
youth scored the two final touchdowns
lie played better Saturday against
Lafayette than he has any other time
this season. but stll his work is not
on a par with his cNhibitiou in 1919
Maroon Game. but Weak
D,srit, the fac thut Lufa} cite SEEM
ed tn hr,ur la the last two psriods, u
was mot because Of q lack Of gameness-
Tho Maroon held penn - one touchdown
i'm tho first two periods and then went
To- pieces. but IN" E,aston boys were
physically exhausted, although they
fought with all the strength that was
left them Tre entire Lafayette team
played high and lncmon who stand up
are sure 20 take a lot OF punishment.
The fact that Pom has improved 100
-oi cent over the play i'm the Swarth-
more game, does not mean that the
red and blue is going to threaten Pitt
at Pittsburgh next Saturday. The PAN
thers have demonstrated their power by
wallopng Washington and Jefferson, and
Penn men viii br satisfied Il the Quakers
hold Warmers wonders 70 a fairly close
&yuTN.
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PROBABLES WIN
FROM POSSIBLES
IN SOCCER MATCH
Qualify for Charity Contest at
Shibe Park on Next sat
urday Afternoon

The rrobab!es and rossiblcs, two
teams composed of tine various niayerS
from the shipyards IN and around Phi!a-
delphia. lined M yesterday afternoon on
the new Hog Island athletic field for
the purpose of picking team 10 take
part in the charity game 20 be- played
next Saturday afternoon at Shibo Park.
N the end of the first period irobablcs
led by a score OF > TO ., Poolcy, Of Pusey
a Jones and Leigh, OF Harlan ship team,
of Wilmington, featuring. Boggs, back
ing up the net for the Probables, gave a
fine exhibition OF goal-tendmg, for on
more than u dozen occasions he was
challenged always booted clean In the
second half both FoOloy and Leigh, again
through fancy dribbling and passing,
scored another goal each, the game
ending with the score Of I goals TO q.
MnIly Nelson. who aov g. being handled
hy Johnny Spatola, would like 70 meet an
Of the leading us to 120 Founders in the
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Scraps 1bom !Scrappers

DINNN NALtl.fi ,ne FRENCH cham
ID pion. will appear IN three different
states against three opponents starting
tonight. lie boxes for the benefit of the
war charity fund. Nalger faces Tommy
ruoAcy. Of Paterson, y. J AT the Ar
Inury \. y. of Jersey city. tonight.
"Wednesday evening he viii be seen At
Bridgoporr Conn, against Irving Mar
golics. aud ou Friday night ZOO Johnson
WIN be- his opponent AT Madison square
Garden.
\athan smith, Ho>iug lau. sss.n is an
Charge OF the ush"vs at the olympia. lie
hlt his .p~n an n ,oNcctins funds for the
I'm. .rsnlry Ala and jimmy Dmu. blind
huAt.. 'as1 Wednesday night
Jue thurman H. confident he viii score 90
klpCnout over Young Morluu when they
meet Friday uishI They will b. seen IN
thc hual s,rsp al rhe CSubria A. g.
The Atlantic city sporting Club will throw
Nr.u iis doors Friday night for tho !lrst
tW, since tine ban WAS r,arsd uu all alnU9s-
1urIts. Jack Thompson aud Harry wills
Wfl uo tho contestants M the final bout
Jack Neinstriu. msn1gcr Of EDDIE q llr,fc,
. is ready tu send his battler agailst all OF
th" lualug f-ath~rW"ights in the country.
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kccp bsrltielI No>ius

clever Benny Na.gr, proved 20 little.
900 speedy for ia" rugged Eor.>y Kansas
IN tn" wuu-ED at the National ON
saturday night For tour rounds NaIgor
iabbcd and hoo"ed Kansas freely. and
was uu The Viuuiup qua 10y Il wide mar
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GeorgiU Tech Makes Norfh Croiin" QnH

Georgia Tech
"A contained the story
Of John Ieisna f"p" Jackets TO the
4 and N
periods pug 2> points " North caro-
Tarc IN Jew 'f tu fact tlar h'
battle the Southerncrs ar NoNenl'er
OF that's right use-,ed
the sanford reputation 25# Annapolis
defeating oue-siied $50
probably
thousho th.
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League Isiond Pins Boynion Equols Garnet Detem


ID lean quartebacl Williams handed Swno package
Of
the IIauh and Marshall
off nd lied
ION paved part in
Columbia coutuu its
officiating FRANKLIN Field Thorpe filled
is
,ouble winning Marines
Trinity. 21-0
IN THE Nestu uirLiaaa aoaLt
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Hollenback Nindicatcd


hack's hustlcrs is really remarkable
aud tie overwhelming triumph over the
Maroon is ,iudicatiuN Of the methods
employed by Bill The active Penn
tutor made his stand on discipline and
lac got it. rs discipline returned, the
pGal>crs recovered
liolicuhaok has his new team work.
ing with him and the present regulars
carry out his orders both Oh ana off the
field. Another factor in the success Of
Penn has been the presence of Bob Fol
well, whose personality is an inspiration
70" any team. Folwcl because Of his
recent illness has not done much cOarn-
iuG. bur his ability to- fire q team With
enthusiasm Was in evidence.
The new backiicld composed ul George
Smith, Earl Braun. Herman HaIyc,
aud Dan NJ, Nichul made q distinct hlD
Smith was tlr life of TIA" team, an
aggressive fighting quarterback. BIaHuH
playing was & pleasant surprise. tbs
three 'uuchdoWus made through the lin"
{. crioutc enough without further words.
Harvey Make, Good
lIalycl's work was NOT suow!, but hc
Was an important factor in the victory
and viii continue tn play big parts ia
Penn games. tie is The best tacElcr on
tho squad and on th. oft,nSs he was the
best man in the interference. Mc\iyhoI
Mas uO' sensational. but ho was steady
aud consistent.
Jim Neylou went through his nr,i
tul game as acting captain and h'
made good 100 his new role. Jim "as
ever alert throughout the gam" ana he
recovered one tumble tNai placed ien'
on the ROAD 10 Il touchdown.
Zoe S,raus got into the game lu il'
fourth period and proved to the 500
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Scholastic Sport Schedule for the Week

TO-DAY
soccer League
Gernantown High ". south philadrl-
phia. At southern.
Central High ", West Philadelphia.
AZ Central,
TlI>DkN
Football
Camden hiFh ". NO0dburA uiEh, At
Camden. .
THURSDAY
Liulhrl Gun Game
SOuih Philadelphia ". FrHnh!Ord Nigh
az frankfort.
soccer
Upper Darby v, Central High, At
Houston Field
Germantown High ~. frankfOrd High,
at tranktord.
south Philsdeipbis " West phiIadrl-
phla, at West Philadelphia.
FRIDAY
InteracadenJc League
Epise opal Academy vs.. GermantoNn
Academy, at robar
Penn Charter vs.. Friends CebtrsIi at
Irienss' Central.
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Quaher $40 Victory Orer
Lafayette Tribute to Hol-
lenback -- Presence Of
Bob FoireH Helps
SMITH ) N q " : FIGHT
BN EDMIN /. pNlLNCk

NDlLl. thought you had e poor
ID team here. No one can tell me
'uat again. Pennsylvania has q good
team"
In these words EoB FnlwciL head
coach in name. greeted BIZ Uoncnbaci.
head coach in fact, after the Red and
Biuc had parceled out a $40 lacing to
Lafayette on saturday. Wee Williams
smiled and then the smile turned into
a laugh
You Should have seen them against
SWUrthmorc. Bob this team has lg-
proved 100 per cent in a week.
To any one who saw only IN" Laiug-
ottc game and watched quaker back
turn ends. tear up the line. rcturn puuts
and put over forward uaSsos. Penn has
more than good team. But those who
witnessed the Swarthmore disaster
roaliz" that The Red and Blue did have
a poor team.
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Individual. sub scribe

I----T,--- -------.r---.I- a-o
among ~. -, r,r,...,. prag!deut
liO"aiu W, I,,...' ,,a1c Associaf ion,
"i we n',T1 ,I.. t.,n. Nal,cy Golf
ana pt'S'ueL, -, N,ouIrius. Joe
,.no rrr" i."san lr. woodbury. 4,
M'yleaH'' -, -. t9i'rini.. airs. 81 G.
4. r. "'"e,,. ~, X \ GRAY.
'i''1' ~, ", ,,laoa nou Air, e. +.
N'o".n'',I u,,.,a gnl,. W f.. Cleyc-
'"N ',t-'.I.' A. " Harrison. I,uut-
ia-u' y N'T''-,',''' 49, =. rrov.huvst Iaus-
lHsu'" !; ,'ns,u PhilaGeluhia Golf
G"MI' G, cr'tftr T.sredowne 6. W.
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Gimhcl Cup Game
Germantown HiEh ". Central High, at
Central High.
Other Games
Woodbury. high ". Glassbor" iligh, at
Gla- ->hOru.
SATURDAY
Football
IAusdONnr iIigh Vs.. Lower Merton
lligh, at L0Nrr Merton.
Franklin aud Marshall rrrps at
SwarthmOre frrps. 80
Camden High ". \orristown Iiigh, at
NUrrIstOwn, 80
Cathoiio iiigh ". Atlantic city iiish.
al Atlantic titN. ~
It. Joseph's college ". Darby HiEb,
nj Darby High.
Soccer
Ipper Darby High school vs.. George
school, at George school.
Cross-Country
Philadelphia High school Junior cross
eonntTs run. &C fairmcunt Park.