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EMPLOYMENT
Salesman and Auenr.

GET DAVIS CHRISTMAS PROPOSITION.
factories se. aS5s.s ENerybody buys-s,ores.
harvest Send for Illustrated cataiog. Da.
Wis froduels Co. Dept. sos. Chicago
Hit IL; oGiciai History OF Negro
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IMPORTANT
TO LIFE INSURANCE. MEN

~ YOU nre serious minded. successful
salesman OF life insurance. you have doubt
Iess determined TO start 1880 with a gen
sstr"nsss, low net premium. old lns lie
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!.% ,i sections Of Virginia, Write in Goa
..uen,s. Ewing tuIi particulars o: your
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WI! sec that promp, details OF our re-
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-Aialc or Female,

ss.ss asMsna f iaf men s sSa
teach you vt homs BY mail in your spare
, ,;mns our sradnA,es setting good posi-:
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81 g, dr.it,ns. ,Uep!, iese. ntn ana T SIS.
AM; HSh i ., FOR wOrk on t.rl.,: man
ou w''s hon ism'y ,o,. Mus, be sSrns5 .naus,r;
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t,unn,ns raetSr. but net necessity Sa..iy
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MEN-WOMEN--wc start YOU in business
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men Women. 10 Is. Lis; Vacancies free.
M Ssn, imedi k5SHs f+2"kiin Institute.
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tOMPOslTOI. S-ae.tr. uot,tI,n,
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CHAUFFEUR WANTED.

Cnlo'%1; ~" uao g01.rs,arts Fo-- mn.
osiNe:F era r"n max repairs C,ooc "a
Last Blo4- 40
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EDh MARINE WORK
La .IC bASt" iRO. WORKS
iA' - 6 50. III! Sis. EHOOkIA. :. y
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4 NSEGErlc SAL;SME% OF !et.-r'Inz,,,,
&c pnrHosg we have an u,,e-.sttnr
.iElSNuoi u YOU 80 AI!re ana ioot ins
'"r- III e1cer''onai oninriun!ty e,Ii 10 80
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NOVELTY SPRAY AND FORCE Pl.Np
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Agents making SIS daily VT. "oE ~,
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III rs TNiCA!. DRAFrSAAN wanted So.
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bklGGI S.I-Wsuf-d at Orl" r.ri.i.r.o..
L,n.rLlscy rim aud Main s'r..rs 0"''''''
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Negro W an sro,ts and Keliv Miller.
bettor M a. hihtorieH outaeil th.ro .i.
Ar.n,, Wild in oy., ev., 20 100 sale. @T. -e.k
outnt ,p.. .u'1 al, f,"c E1pr"4s paid Et,bs,
& Jenkins r,ornoanI" 'r ~ 1niek. Austin
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Arm HAN D-Martt! gnlsr.c -, -
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sgnnle ~!lhogt children VIE a. ,o:w 20
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SA,LiES s; CARBURETo9 For
ronD chRS-Stmple. not a moving nart.
.nstaiI"d in 30 minutes: Euaranteed 10
uontun Your mileage and start In zero
es'ntr without healing Driminr: ~.
nn[ 90 'ren Wal our ST. Louis man sold
s.nos In el"ven months: Salt Lako civ
man made $500 IN onr week H'rite -
Carhuretor Company. sos w Jackson
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bAif'i ~ ) tnarrird ur-!err.1 on. an
- 81, '"o "y'S aFEe enough 70 rnrl
1opy dpncaN rIbl, riasln, .I.nt E,urr,'
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''A!E ID = y 'an'el. erp.r-nccd dairy
care Fi'r. iJ.srsirh '"''-'i'' u 'S'
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rnen go hIc Live. eIr-ri.nc.d ,,I..-
ofodae.d 1ia so,, .od ,n.e.l lin. ."se
o. ~" nSeekiy. Writ, for h.. ON MISSIONS
IND ~" sentinel Printing Co nd, uon.dIc'
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Veh, pr"iectsd articir Exclusively owned
and controlled by US clears inward ~
10 pr day To- :alesnen. Mos, essent!ai.
Li;ories to statesmen able 70 h, nsi, yer,
S :,id1se line or fun TING, II, you cannot sell
nus speciality you will fail selling lie prr.
servers on sinking ship. Deanit. CO.
THne.5non' LeIoTns l-aadt. Pres. south
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"a i.f.HMi<N Expansion OF our sales oTnani-
zannn IN handln the INCREASED OUTPUT OF
rnani. uH 70 n"e nj additional eIperiencrd
rnerIa IVY "a esmen for 1870. We arc 4 well.
known Illinois manufacturing Corporation
sith an .st2 blished trade In every State
r.rru, ~ Iote,sn countrirs. Address
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.. ni;:Dstsse nwsot AZ T.t:r vs.t re
"a sa.. ' SsI as ss 70. wS.f SIS.asss'
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sa1 IL M. N HIpe5ienced any Inc. for Sal
mGrti foE general retail trade Liberal COM
, mss contract: ,75 weekly advanc. to
Dcnt. ITO 1871 Euclid Clev.iand" ohin
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~ w Es l.;p.eee ouiat cQuips you 10 ,cIl
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EMPLOYMENT
clip Wantcd--temale.

AND \ TYPISTLWantcd
: Immediately. good sicnosra phcr and /
GOOD typ.sI Address. with references. L.
y, Box l2sl
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~ '',AhS-Saiesm-n wan,,d IN ..I,
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lin" IArse commissions nov =, -.
s =" make oonn.otionn E...," ~ me
%. :. Third Avenu. New ya,E Aie"-
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ea nee AGENnon nr who has selling expert
commission rate paid Advertisinr go
1919 muars 1nd novelties. Selling season com
Cornpsnv ~, The George II. Jung
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/ ISiye ,1,.,tifTs.o!tii1S BIZ .arni.xs .,sy
sr.o, eettsori-s Sell 10 owners d. .ei,:ns
! cTuhtve t.St fn,sh |19pr own business. ~
I :, %: slz. station = OMAN HJtaoiiee
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Uroht.bie buajn., t"!IIHi. A grow!nr
s sshooi n,.n book 81 Three week ernc,ln
! orrs IRE. ~ nntn Plants $50 IN CO.
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"a hraMEN for whir! wind seller; sta nIs ar
tlcle, sold all kinds stores: also 20 a.
ver,i",nE specially; good salesmcn make 81
-, 10, VIZ: ana niEh grade sale.men SIS TO $50
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piroposi'ion Henry Mfg. Co. Kansas civ
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> .tL.t;SA An onnect for 1890 10 max.
s@nk arcouni Specially repeater ror
Golr ability. Pocke, I'M pie Big commits
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- LESAAE, your opportunity vacancy
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!ttTh-ciasS specially in Vireinfa t.r-
'to2rrHHs Permanent position: earninEs t-ro
e. Ssoo per month: commission paid weekly
10y l"l. Station C. CIc.eia Nd Oil HN"e'
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= LppG I1flaI.EEN- Wanted al ono. 49,.
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IN: G s.a e.ao NJ V ?ys51s kHTs pants in
WITH NJ trade and one who has his Own
nons p:eietred: Right party can make blk
Ha NE w,se , nsed apply. State r.t.rcnees
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STENoG RApHEk wanted. thoroughly yom-
petent- .touNSS IN own handwritinS l..
O.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteti-Nlale.

MAtHlNlSTS. boiIermakers and car re-
Shio Railroad. Apply to J, X. Gould. SupL
shop Supt.. Huntington w Va or w u
robson Master Mechanic CovinSton Ky
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PEOPLE who n1vsr usaA cisssif,sd Ads be.
,s sosn n nave thsir wants or Offers printed
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: STESoGRAPHER wanted. state caperl-
-. once and salary, $50, 2le Raleigh. y Z.
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t. ls--Ssko takes the pIac. OF sUrsr
ore NJ iitoss "onderful seller OF the iay
- hAHc eqca!s Two pounds sugar: sciIs
T-;l.e Sample mailed upon recei,, ~
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The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
RODGERS ON TOP IN
FOOTBALL SCORING

Although Capt Rodgers. of West
virginia, in his final game on
Thanksgiving Day. added only one
point to his total, he finished the
Football season in the lead in indi-
vldual scoring. Rodgers total Is
l41. Capt. ''Bo" Mcmillan. Of Cen
ter College. kept close to Rodgers
throughout the season. but Rodgers
retained the lead. Critics say that
Mcmillan can do everything that
Rodgers can. and one thing more
kick well-but Mcmillan is not so
much the whole Center team as RodD
gers is the whole West Virginia
OUTFIT.
Weaver, Snoddy. Roberts. Bell and
others came i'm for much Of Cen
ter's scoring, and McMillan's total
did not outdistance theirs enough to
give him the leadership over Rod
gers. For one thing Rodgers booted
most of West Virginia's goals from
touchdown. while Mcmillan, who can
kick better than Rodgers, scored no
field goals for Center. That little
item amounted TO more than the mar
gin by which Rodgers led Mcmillan.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
CLARK SIGNED
BY PITTSBURG:
WITHOUT PILOT

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. /. While no
announcement has been made by the
Pittsburg baseball club concerning
the name of the man who will man
age the Pirates next year, the news
was given out last night that a vet
eran catcher had been added to the
roster. The new player is J. J.
Clarke. more familiarly known upon
the diamond as Mig Clarke.
This widely known backstop was
with the Cleveland Americans in
1917. but he bade the Indians fare
well and went into the military serv-
ice. Upon being mustered out last
spring he was taken over by the
Philadelphia Nationals. remaining
with that team until the end of the
campaign just closed Recently
President William F. Baker, of the
Phils. asked for waivers on Clarke
and President Barney Dreyfuss
claimed him.
Hugo Bezdek left yesterday for his
parting he called at baseball head
quarters. Forbes Field. and had a
brief conference with President
Dreyfuss.
The man who will be appointed
the next manager Of the Pittsbure
Baseball Club will be required to
devote twelve months of the year to
the duties of that position.
The above remark was made last
night by Barney Dreyfuss when h.
was asked concerning his views Of
the managerial situation. He had
no further comment to make about
the subject, but this statement is in
terpreted as a foundation for som"
excellent dope.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For maidens: eyear-c,ds
purse. $50; five and onehalf furlonss: 'LenorA
P. los: Ray Atkins. Ill; Director James Ill;
Queen Gsffney, Ill; Steve Ill; Col. Ljllard. IA
Maj. Bradley, ia; Capt. Tony. ia
SECOND RACE-Fr 3year-olds and upward
claiming; six furlongs; purse, sSp: .Aoclama-
ton, g; Lady Lansden. IS: 'Shiro. S; Byrne,
lG; 'Enos, lol; Red. lol; o'Malley. los; Rail
Bird. lG; Quin. Ice: Lack Rose. loe; Lubesk.
100; Tranby loe
THIRD RACE-For Syearolds and upward
claiming; five and one-half furlongz: purse. 500:
Twenty Seven. lol: 'Drifield. loi; Delaney. los
Bac. los; Msgsnese, lo6, Golden Chance. l6;
James c.. Ioe; Miss Sweep. los; Plantsrede. los;
Ayion, lG.
FOURTH RACE-Fil,ies and mars: Jyear-
old and upward; claiming: six furiongS: purse.
SEQ: 'Leoti FV, &: Lady Jane Grey. 90;
Mae Mau,sby. 90; Fortunes Favor. lo5: Ex-
empted. nS; Dainty Lady. los: Miss Ivan l05;
Scylla, lo7; Magic Mirror. lC; Hasty Cora, Ito.
FIFTH RACE-Almandaros Handicap; all
ages: five and onehalf furlongs: purse, $50
Timothy ]. Hogan 81; Mile. Baze. -; The Blue
Duke. l0; Cromwell, lo5; Walnut Hall, 10;
Hamilton A. liz: skies Knob. III; Col Ty'
lor. lis
SIXTH RACE-Fu 5yesr-olds and upward
claiming: mile and one-sixteenth; purse, $500:
Guide Post. 90; 'rokalon March. 20: Ellison.
lc2; Bucimal. los; Pcrsus. lM; Fly Home. lr
High Tide. l0; Sasenta, lG.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three- yearolds and up; maid
ers: five and oue-haf firlonss. Marc Connell
loi: Rita. l04; Helrna. l04; Montague. lM; Con
necticut, lG; Mesalliance. l0J; Donna Grafton,
100; Black Wing, l0s: Miss Sterling. los; Mis-
Manage, III; Nspthslius, ll2; Orchard King
liz; Frank Mattox. ll2; Saper, 1l2; Cavalicadur
ii. III Also eligible: RappahannOck III, liz
Gas Mask. ll2: Mary Josephine. l0i.
SECOND RACE-Two-yearo o'ds: five and one
half frlrlongs Midia. l00; Riddle, l0l Boone
IT,, l04: Boherna Breena, los; Plain Bill. lo1
Pcccant, ltS; Mrs ParneIl. lcs; Lonely, ll0i
Pueblo. lilo; Little Sandy. Ito; Clear The Way,
10; Burgoyne. liz; Rapid Stride. liz.
fiIrluI IS. Don Dodge. lO6; Keziah. l1s; Little
String. loe: Onwa, Ill: Kristies Cub. Ill; Con
verse. H. NepS,crhan. ia Tiajan. ia; Billie b.
III; Tom Goose. ia; HIlcsy, III; Blaise, lU
Murphy III.
FOURTH RAcE-All ages; six fmIonss.
xwater Meet s.; xsailor. lO7; Alta Boy ii. 81;
Brother Maclean. lG; Medusa. lM; MacGaner
ll0: Enmity 10. x-J. W. IcClellapd entry.
FIFTH RACE-An ages: handicap; mile and
serenity yards l Win. l07 Honolulu Boy. loI
Send Peur II. l0s; Merchants. lN; Brownie
Mcdowell. los: Mistress Poly. 100; Game Cock.
Ill: Chief. ll2; Fly Away. IL
SIXTH RACE-Three-yesr-old and up: mile
and a sixteenth. Shamrock Green, es; Bob
Baker. 9e Audrey X. Thirteen. loi Boxer los;
Alexander. los; Mather, los; L. H. Cochran,
lN; Say. ll0; Early Sight. ITO: Bertonadan ITO;
Dick Winfrey. 10: Bronco Billy. ITO; McAdoo,
llo: Aztec. lls: Luther lls
SEVENTH RACE-Tnreeyear-olds and up:
one mile Sarasoit, 90; Doiiey. l0i; Gieiruer,
lr; Leta. l@; TanJac. llo; Cadillac. ITO; Jack
4. 10; J.. q. Stone. ITO; Brown Favorite. Ito;
Dancer. lis.
Aprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
PLAYERS NAMED
IN TITLE GAME;
REX-GUNNERS

Nothing remains in the staging
of the District independent cham
pionship football game Sunday af-
ternoon between the Rex Athletic
Club and the Naval Gunners but
the naming of two officials. Carl
Metzler and II. C. Byrd have al
ready been agreed upon to handle
the game while two other officials
will be selected from the follow
ing: John Thomas. H. NJ. Journey,
Louis A. Battersby. s. ]. Gass. Jack
Heaggarty, John O'Reilly, Lieut..
Weems and Lieut.. c. H. Daniels.
The following eligibility list of
players was submitted by each
club: Rex-Harris. Hager. Blair.
Dowrick. Giebel. Cranston. Meyer.
Martin. Montgomery. Pennybacher.
Gerald. W. L. Mcdonald. Stephens.
Mcclure. Jones, Vernstein. Jack Nc
Donald. Bonbrest. Litkus. Gainey.
Maurice Mcdonald. Koogle. EggIe-
ston. Ball. Echendorf and Licaronie.
Naval Gunners-Towers. Gill. Poss,
NJ. Turner. Carney. Deakins. Ross.
snow. Deyers. Childs. King. Nc
Bride. Burns. B. F. Turner. Durity,
W. Dyer, Luscomb. Russell, Car
roll. Mcmahon, Wedding and Hey
ser.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Twoyesr-olds; maidens; colts
and gcldings: five furlongS Day Of Peace los.
rLunsfoSil. ) to s. l to g. nut. won; Yaphank,
i6. CBuXtonl even. to 5. second: Harrigans
OF rs Dolph. Dewitt. P. Moody, F1eer also
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old claiming
sir furiongS Betsy. l5. (Coltilettf. to I.
to 5. l to 4, won: Bsgpipe. ia. (Groth).
I to ). out, secn1d: Sentimental. los Robin
SOM. to 5. third Time. IL. Goldvale. Plu-
reen. sals-orge also rSn.
THIRD RACE-Three-yesr-old and up; claim
ing: six furiongsL James T. Clark. lis. Met
calf. to S. l to 9, TO 5. won: Scarpia ii,
lo7. fCauleyl. to l. third. Time. LIS IS
Choirnaster. Aldebaron. Sleeth. Qsartette also
an.
FOURTH RACE-Thrre-year-oids and up:
claiming: six furlongs. Kohinoor. los (Poncel.
S to 2, even. l TO g won; Maud Bacon, les
CRidenourl. to l, 5 to 2. second; Ina Kay,
lo5. tColtilettil. ever. third. Time, lis IS
Tiajan. ]. C. Cantrin Bruvp Farorite. s,neoId.
Constant Verify. Efmeralds. Miss Howell,
Sandy Lad. Minstrel. Prevaricste also ran
one-half furiongs. George Clark. ils CColtilettiI
TO 5, to ?. out, won; You Need. ll6. (Poncr).
3 to 5. cut, second; Lively u.s. fCarnolly,
to 2. third Tine. 1 ss rs Dairyman, Jaso'
Grey Eagle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-ye -year-old, and m. claim
ing; one mile and a sixteenth. Toddler. %
(widal. 10 l. to 5. TO S. won; Mountain
Rose III. ia, Mooney. 1 to 2. to 4; Thonla,
?. McyIshon. %. Ouggznl. TO 2 third. Time
ia Bombast. Tours, Kentucky Boy, Lady
ws'd~ck also an.
SEVENTH RACE-Threeyear-o and nm.
mile and seventy yards Adilante, los, fCol
tlettil. to |, s to s, to S, won; IittIe Cot
t.ge. III. Butweln. to 2. 6 to s: Msrasuns.
n lHowT0. > to S Time. La Counter.
balance. H. c. Basch. Tiger Rose. Deckmst.
JACK Reeves also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
Ruppert's Bluff Called
By the Major Magnates

had TO sign a new lease on the Polo
Grounds for a year
John McGraw and johnson every
one knows had been enemies for vears.
or ever since McGraw took the Balti-
more players to New York and threw
down the American League But
since then the two have patched up
all their differences. and as McGraw
was always a scrapper he likes Big
Ban for the same thing.
This summer after MrGraw and his
associates purchased the Giants. Il
is said by a close friend OF both that
the New York manager and VICE
president told johnson that at any
time the new Yankees owner tried
10 kick over the traces that all Ban
had 10 do was Tip il on and il was
sll OF for the New York team play
ing any longer on the Polo Grounds.
And the little NAPOLEON is a man OF
his words and il Rupert and his
crowd know what is good for them
they will take a glance at the way the
wind is blowing and stear clear OF ths
waves.
Commy John.on's Friend.
All connected with the American
League gives Charley Comisl1ey credit
for placing johnson in the position
he il at present. They have had their
Guarrels like all other magnates but
they have always been patched Up.
! always have said and always VIII
say that the Old Roman is one OF the
grandest men connected with base
ball. But, here is my honest opinion:
he has bad advisors right now.
could mention one man who has more
authority over the Old Man than h
has over himself. Every one ~ I'll"
A L. knows who that Is.
OF late years Comiskey has MOI
mixed with the outside world very
much. He used TO call at the popular
places OF meeting with the Mahog Bar.
but the past couple Of years he has
remained at the club house on the
grounds where he has his own little
bar and where al his friends call L"
greet him As Mr.. Comiskey has no;
many outside friends he has no on
to tell him the truth about the senti-
ment Of the fans. ! know that u
Comiskey knew the public was against
him in this question q UNFOLDING
Mays he would stop his nEhting with
the other side in a mlngte.
Let US hCpe that some one why
knows Comiskey personally VIII go to
him and tell him he is in wrong and
point out why and l know what the
outcome would be.
/ would suggest that IL any person.
one in particular like Clark Griffth.
who knows Comskey and is one %
the best friends Commy ever had was
in New York and could get the OH
Romans ear for just one minute
you would not hear any more OF what
Comiskey was going TO do TO start a
new league.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
WILDE WANTS FANS
TO WEAR TUXEDOS

Milwaukee, Dec. Jimmy Wilde,
Britain's fighting atom, Is leading a
genuine invasion of America Besides
a wicked wallop Jimmy brought with
him some English boxing standards
for adoption here when he tries out
Jack Sharkey. December S. At Jim
my's urging Promoter Otto Borcher
has asked all scribes and ringside
seat patrons to appear in dinner
coats.
Wilde already has announced he
VIII train in private instead of lend
ing himself 10 the American method
or advertising a bout by working in
Paollc- Now some scoffers wonder If
there is TO be tea between rounds
The Washington herald., 1919-12-02
DOYLE Is BOOKED
TO PILOT TORONTO

Toronto. Canada. Dec 1.-The
fact that v. Solomon and James J..
McCanery. Of the Toronto Club, are
In company with Charles A. Stone
ham and John ]. McGraw. of the
New York Giants. on a pleasure trip
to Cuba leads to the conclusion
that the magnates of the two clubs
have formed an alliance for next
season. This agreement will mean
that Toronto will use players from
the Giants and probably that Larry
Doyle will be sent here to act as
manager. Report has had il that
the New York club also would have
an interest in affairs of the Roches-
ter club. Frank Schultz also has
been mentioned as a candidate for
manager of the Toronto club. but
Doyle seems to be favored over
the former Chicago outfielder.