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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Washington
After Grid
Go in East
Centre College or Georgia
Tech Sought

Washington will enter negotiations
for a game with Centre College. OF
Kentucky. or with Georgia Tech.
champions OF South. In the near
future. TO be played with the Purple
and Gold eleven here next season.
according to Dean Arthur Priest Of
the University OF Washington. Dean
Priest a. the faculty athletic advisor
II the local institution. Coach Hun;
n now In 81. Louis and may settle
arranxements for the tilt.
The big game with Pullman next
year has been definitely called off
because Washington wouldn't give
Pullman the RICH; to hah OF the gate
receipts instead Of a fiat rate as tn
past years.
Dean Priest has just returned
from a trip. which rumor has It. was
10 California. Talk is strong around
the campus that Washington has
lined up another big game with Cali
fornia TO be played here Turkey day
but nothing official has been given
out, a. the dean refused TO talk
about his trip The new announce
menf OF the proposed game with an
Eastern team seems to offset this
report.
Regardless of whether a team Is
brought out from the East 10 play
here Turkey day or not Washington
VIII be In the field for at least one
big International game here next
season. which Is absolutely assured
II Washington wins the Coast title
next year. The new conference rul-
ing on intersectional games gives
the team winning the title the right
to pick their own opponents from
the East and TO make their own ar.
rangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Cage Pilots
to Meet at
StarMonday
Rhodes Bros. and lndepend.
ents Quit Circuit: May
Cut to Eight Teams

Rhodes Hros. and the lndepend
~nis have dropped out Of The
star basketball league a. neither
squad u able Ia put q team In
the field at this late date. This
cuts the mrmbrrship 10 II teams.
Whether an effort win he inside
io find another team 60 round
out the dnr-n or To cut the league
TO eight teams win be dsritled
~ Monday. meeting 81 the rep
r,srntatiyea Of the circuit 10 be
held st The star offirr. This
s-s-ion win get under way ai
10 ~. Hnd ~ v~f, Important
that every squad In tho league
- represented.
I,csiiss deciding this question.
tho schedule win have 90 he dc
cldrd upon No effort was made
to hold a .rh~sIui. meeting billed
for yesterday because = schsd.
tur can't yery well b. made out
until the membership NJ the
league il determined.
And then the constitution and hy
avs drawn up hy committee ap
pointed hy President ChaHr VIII d
presented for approval
The league plans to stage the frs
gam~a next Saturday night n to-
ea que ~ cat 90 eight teams thrf'
VIII be- gaines played at the knight
u Columbus AMI the y - q 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Harvard Squad to Tangle
With Oregon, and Everett
Entertains Scott Eleven
Pig Colleges Meet at Pasadena and High Schools VIII
Tangle in Northern City. Giving Razz to Poetic Words;
Oregon Should Waop Crimson. According to Dope
BY LEO III. LASSEN
For East is East,
- W. :. VT

and ne'er the twain shall meet.
The old boy who gurgled these words never thought OF
the Harvard and Oregon university grid battle which will
help in the New Year at Pasadena Call January l.
1920.
And he thought of the Scott high Everett prep
game which will settle the national prep school grid title
Everett either. This battle is also scheduled for the
first day of the year.
II will be large day indeed for the grid fans lucky
enough witness either of these games-seeng both of
them of course. being less of impossbility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
WASHINGTON CAGE MEN
TO START REAL WORK

Basketball practice AZ the Univer
sity Of Washington is due to resume
In earnest, December 30. according
TO Coach stub" Allison. The men
have not been on the floor since
the beginning Of vacation. Allison
expects to begin welding the prun.
ing knife about January when the
now quarters opens. About rs men
will survive the initial operations.
says Stub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Ky ALIEN. {. ROSE


Unless there b. a big reversal Of
form. the Carbonate and Skinner a
Eddy teams should each add another
victory in tomo<row's contests.
Black Diamond viii be the guests
Of The skinner a Eddys al the Wood.
land park grounds. and while win
for the locals ~ considered a cineh.
there la always that glorious uncer-
tainty TO the sport that attracts the
fans. 10 the visitors will have plenty
az rooters 10 help them 20 upset the
dope" II possible.
Change Ia Attack
4 change win be made in the
locals attack. Marriott replacing ].
Mclean at outside left. Otherwise
the lineup VIII be as usual. namely
Atkinson. olf@ton. Yuma, H. Nc.
Lean. Pettigrcw. DAILY. Stevenson.
Mcmillan. Harrison. Strange and
Marriott
Reports from Black Diamond say
that some new material viii be tried
out sgsins; the shipbulidcrs. but the
names - the n players selected TO
81 Aitf tNfRAN VIII fANh tUnN II
until the team appears on the field.
The game VIII start at s.is sharp.
with Pete Shearer as referee.
Parkers Strengthened
Full OF hope and with the strong.
est lineup that has represented the
club this season. the Woodland Park.
yrs wiz TICKLE the Cafbonado team
ln the coal town tomorrow. This
match win complete the coal dryers
league schedule and they arc evident.
~ out to finish with win a. the
regular squad viii face the Seattle.
ties
The trip TO Carbonate will be made
In autos. and the following players
are requested to he at the Smith
building At $40 Sunday morning:
Pittson. Mcmillan. NJ ColEnn. Miller.
Pritchard. Fitzpatrick. j. Dowie. w
Dowic. Newcomb. White. smith.
Cornthwaite and A. Pittson.
This Is fine collection Of foot.
balle~s and II the proper selections
are made. the coal dlggers will have
an interesting time anneNlng the
fun quota Of points
Billy Waller viii handle the
whistle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
PITT AND TECH SEVER
ATHLETIC RELATIONS

Athletic relations between
University Of PittsburK and
Carnegie Tech have been se,-
cred. This action i the eui
nzislation Of intense rivalry
hrtween the schools. causing
numerous fist fights when
ever their teams meet earh
: other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
COACH HUNT ATTENDS
FRAT MEET IN EAST

Coach Jump" Hunt Of the Uni.
versity Of Washington. Is on his way
70 ST. Louis to attend the national
fraternities' convention TO be held
there early in January. 1920. He viii
represent the local Sigma M fra.
ternity. He is due to return here
about January 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Earl baird. Seattle lightweight. has n
busy career lined up Tor the coming
month lilo mccta Joe German, Of Port.
land, az Mlwnuisic. ore. In an eight
round 20 New Years DAY and takes on
Harold Jones Of Tacoma. IN Vancouver.
II. C.. In four round encounter. Janu-
nry IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Box Score

~fuffhk
flfn Period l-sen;ile. Foyston f.is
second Period; Victoria. W. I.sash-
~ from oatman. So Victoria, Dun.
dsrdaie from W. Louxhln. : 10
laird Period. No score
Fans4 Score. Victoria :. Seattle
Penalties
First Period None
second Period: Nichols. Seattle. : mia
ui~s
Third Period None
Tofaii Seattle. = minutes. Victoria .
>ubstitufions
first Period Seattle - Murray for
Nichols. Observation-Disclosures for Meek
ing
second Period. seaffie-Murray re
hhHg Riley for Nichols: victoriA--scnss
t"f g isosEhllni Meeking fer Kerr ~
lsuughin Tor Johnson: johnson for &.
LouEhiin. Kerr for Meekinr
Third Period seattic-Nurray far
Nieholsi Nichols for Murray: Victoria
AeskinE for Kerr
Referee 49, Ion. Timekeepsrn - n
WiikcfHon, Capt. Dunrford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
'UID Vl3.
lECE}3Ie g ~
80 Cs.

NoFrir tas. ksn... tap wri'ef-
wright. i."x-- J~hnny net arthy.
fusra-r seasi champion. sis Fgunds
ever In Tssy,sna an January a. Nc
'srhy ssaxht Msrrte un tho chops
With q sfia s~ins tn ti.ir FIRST hsst
B~ar ace .rd hnsrA~si tuv out.
Norri~ had hif lead WITH Jehunt
sisf 81 hifn on The sbta, iut bs.
hgst RETURNED frvr .dshs wbsrr he
kaerLsd out ND" iausa In three
FvuNda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
elH "a,
N5sB,

After man, weeks delay, the flusl
match Of the doctors tournament
was played ON Christmas day, and
resulted In n win for Dr. a. =. W~~t
over Dr. ID. ". Houston. by up and
To play.
The game took place On the B~~-
con hill course. with the cont ct ants
starting eff on their S6-hoie journey
--ah square West gained . lead
OF ono up on the fir~s mine. hut Hou.-
ton e'cnsd matters at the home hole
of the morning round. ON the is.,
lap West again forged to the front
and was never headed. the match
ending at the ai>t hole. The rr-u:t
adds the DIR. Frederick Bentley Gun
TO the West collection Of geIf
trophies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

XII the love that will b. lost al
the Pasadena struggle when ths
Crimson eleven takes the field
against the Oregon ~" team
wouldn't make much of speech for
midnight Romeo Tho Crimson
boys have had the Idea that the
Ncstetners are not a bunch % KTid
iron hushsrs 30 thofoty stamped
iato their crooks just above the col
lar button that they wiii be trying
everything that they know when
they take tho field
Oregon has been in battle before
with an Eastern team. wiplnE up
the Pennsy lvania squad a couple 81
years ago to the tune % 10 20 o
Coach Huntington has the Lemon
and Green team all primed Tor
action and has his mind made up
that his charges win muss up that
pretty row % ~O's" in tho Harvard
defeat" column.
Harvard has met a bunch Of easy
marks in the East this year. their
only hard games Of the year t-ins
with Princeton and Yale. and they
may find that Oregon L. Just little
too hix chunk for them to swai.
low
Our funeh
We have a bunch that Oregon
VIII defend the honors Of the West
and walk off with the game. The
dope has gone 30 crazy during the
last few months that the underdoF
has been the favoriie most OF the
time. and the easiest way to pick
winner Is TO flip a coin 10 decide
your choice and then pray.
Harvard win outweigh the West
en- squad. but the bigger they are
the harder they fair l. stfll In
vogue
The Crimsou squad 81 onc man
team, ana u the Oregon aggregation
can stop Eddie Casey. tho great
back OF tho Harvard squad the
wsbfooiefs have q great chance 20
win.
AliNmerican Back
Sir" Eddie ia Amos, unanimous
for berth on the mythical All
American squad. How h. Win So
up against gW steers y, o.o,.
ranked as o,c =, a. =. III
the coast. win "a. tn,.rcr,,,,,, -.
for the fans. csp,aip Nu,,,y =,
Harvard IL another c,,,,,so,,, -.
and the educated toe Of Horwesp.
Harvard fulibsck MAY ,isv 49,
part in the final ou,cc,,. g..
apd Nansreud ~ Or. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
WHCTO]RIANS TAKE LOCALS INTO CAMP ON IG
Benny Leonard Will Box Here Soon

O the
champion lightweight to Seattle fan. month the lining plans for
month The bout will be affair Leonard agreed in tel
Noopp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27.-Bud
Ridley Seattle, and Georgia Lee will
go four rounds in Woodland on New
Years day. The fight is billed as be-.
ing Tor the hantamweight champteurl
ship OF the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Lets go cat mt BoIdt's--upfown.
AI' I'd Ave; downtown, 9I3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
MetsWhipped
in Puck Tilt
by One Goat
Locals Take Lead, but the
Aristocrats Come Back
and Win Opener
STANDING or TEAMS

VICTORIA, II. e.. Dec. FL
Coming from behind In the sec
ond period. the Victoria Aristo-
Gratis swept the Seattle Nets off
their feet. scoring two goals and
winning the opening game Of the
Coast puck season here last night
by "a TO ! count before a packed
arena Of fans.
Seattle scored first, Foyston push
ing the puck past the home guard in
the first period but after that. the
Seattle men couldn't elude Heck
Fowler In the Victoria nets.
Play speeded up in the second
period. Moose" johnson. playing
bangup hockey at rover. Bob Genge.
big defense man. also showed well for
Victoria. w. Loughlin scored the
equalizer in this session on a pass
from Oatnan. and Loughlin figured
IN The second goal when Dunderdale
converted his pass for the last scors
OF the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Joe Dyke, former Lincoln bisb
school guard, is showing good form
nj forward on the University Com
munity five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

tlofi uaa6rn iersi rsiisr hasss
M1ftf FalsF 20 Tavrms tn rarnnia en-
iauasrT : ifa faur.feuud i-out
"A HrtAehi. ihs Crystal ROOF referee.
spent hia ghrisfmos ir bed friiow
ssbNrd Aa thrps pearls be- said DO found
Boz az oyster shru Weanrshap noun ard
reaflr Wet O. make long stsry
shari che ~ stsfs paf Al in t-f fof y
daF. ~ aHss hos sninE 20 iosk fst his
pearls in = lensify store after fhis
Harry Gillian. the sau Lake uaht
i'ravss eirht. ts n fnwn. Ne boxed n
draw vita Frank itaffieap IN canada
last week.
.'Kid- Peterson has discarded the
name "itld~ Peterson 80 ring title
ard vim heucesorih is snown 80 Joe
wep" Pete Gays his Old uame was
iva
rhis bird "usttlInr" orteEa cont
he gesd now Judging from the
verdict he was handed at rurtisnd
the atit~r night when he boxed -
draw with Jimmy Darcy. Dare, H.
far from champion aud take. his
b-stlnKs regularly.
roy Mecormirt the English hoy vno
hoNna Tommy Gibbons. worlds liEht
heavyweight champion. at Muwaukie.
Ore NrN Years day. returns TO EnH-
land after tho i,ont Ic plans 10 return
home and challenge GeorFea Carpenter
90 combat 200 The squared circle. hut
with % much talk Eolnr IN" rounds
about Dempsey Carpenter match
there doesn't seem Go 10 mnch chance
~ such q go Mccormick has done well
On HE vars on the Coast tits last bout
was draw with Frank Farmer at aiH.
waukie a mouth $50
Bliy Nelson. Portland lightweight.
who is WORKING out here. boses uar-
old Jones. Of Tacoma. In Tacoma.
January 9. IT, the semi windup Ia
Harry Casey -Iieinic schumsnn bout.
Al Norton. san Francisco heavyweight.
will be tho nrNt opponent FOR Frank
Farmer In Tacoma. Norton 10 rated as
one Of tho best big men In tho south.
piiiy wright. Seattle wcitcr, has al.
most clnched match with Travio
Davis. Coast wolter champion for tho
next Crystal Pool show following tho
Hector Farmer fray Wright plans to
go South " no wins this bout. cunning
for q match with battling" OrteEa
ranking middlowoight Of California
Young Hector, tho Br~m~rtop
heavyweight. Is having n hard time
lining up -pnrring partners for his
training work over In Bremerton for
his bout with Frank Farmer. Billy
Chapman. old-time boxer, almost
consented 10 take the job. but finally
backed out. fsrm~v IL lucky In this
respect as he has Chef Mcintyre to
work out with,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Dixie" FieaEer and sam Russell will
play OF their 2e-hoie match on the North
End links tomorrow in the final OF the
presidents cup competition
captain elect Russell entered the final
staEe when he beat Louis Terrell last
Thursday by and 1. while Chairman
flcagcr, Of the greens committee was
taxing the measure Of the other semi
finalist-Ed Brown.
Roth fnaiists are az the top OF their
game, ard with Russell starting off
eight up the North End ace viii need
TO be at his very best TO catch his new
captain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
PQcemakers
Out to Win
Soccer Mix
Carbonate and S. &. E.
Should Win Sundays
Tits Easily
SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING


Skinner a Eddy - Black Diamond
az Woodland park.
WooaiAnd Park Ys Carbonate al
TarluuHto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Only c"rporars guard showed up
NJ the seattle and the darlington !.
clubs for the Christmas day taurna
menis, ana The result was mo con-
test"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
SNAlSSP
5seDG, ;.
QA2SHS21gSs

Frank Maxwell. physical director
Of the knights OF Columbus, will
take over the management Of the
club team and doc" Powers will
captain the squad during the com
ing season.
Powers IN laid M with bum ieu
which was hurt IN practice Wcdnesday
night. He Will have to lay of for the
coming week.
Bressters' Cigar store ia looking for
games.
Dukes" Tbomaaon. crack Tacoma
center. may he lined up for the
Piper A. Taft squad.
First Christian team In tho church
league wants practice game with Il
Star team for next week ~ tho church
league team manager will get IN touch
with The Star sport Editor Monday ar
engagements may be completed for a
game at the first of the week.
harla. veteran Elk star. IL playing
guard on the spaidinEs' OUTFIT
Louie la Fray. forward on the spald-
ing squad 10 10 become benedict next
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

sam L. Russell. the well known rell
ana tennis star VII captain the Seattl'
Golf aud Country club team In the fssl
season. This honor was conferred upor
sam on Christmas day and like q I'D
with santa Claus toys-he's all FUSED
un Carl huiskamp is the retiring cap.
tain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

claire Griswold and Clark speirs. title
nolder aud runner-up. respectively 81
we N"rthwe" amateur championship
have signed up FOR memhershln in ths
lhEiewood club. Does this mean the
breaking up Of the biz four or viii Ron
stein aud Lee Stcil follow suit
Jefferson parkcrs are looking. however.
that these four Young phenoms Will stick
Mth the old ship, and dwefend their
title in the Davis cum competttion =
Vancouver next July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

I'D. y. Brown has been elected
serretnr, ~ tho newly organized
lns'ewood Golf and Couutry r,rA
The r'shi man In the right place.
Nuff said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

About 20 OF Beacon hiiis homeless.
golfers engaged in a holiday tournanen,
against DOGGY on the municipal links hut
until the handicap committee scans the
cards and handicap list. the result will
not he known, w. 4 Fronde and Jack
scott finished two up on the old gent.
and should cop tho prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

scotland's professional golf champion
Is I. r. fernie. Turnberry. He won tho
honor at Monifieth last week from a
record entry list His aggregate f6r thu
four rounds was ?96 giving him an aver
axe Of ~ for each Of the rounds
T. Auchterionie, st Andrews was sec
ono and a. ". Butchart. Rarossa. third
ihe latter player returned the best round
OF the championship 20"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

The ElkH are planning to stage n
show az the crystal Pool. January IL
Boh Harper, Northwest llEhtwoleht
champion, II after match with Jimmy
Dundee, the little Oakland Hcrapper. who
put M q couple of fast bouts here. draw
ing with Earl Baird and Joe German
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Dukes" Thomson. crack Tacoma
center, may he lined up for the
Piper A. Taft squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

flofd Nadfrr local rrlief hasss
MAuf FaisF 20 ravoma. in Tacoma. en-
IauaArf Z ifs faur feund i-sut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Young Hector. the Brem~rton
heavyweight. Is having n hard time
lining up -pnrring partners for his
training work over In Bremerton for
his bout with Frank Farmer. BILLY
Chapman. old time boxer, almost
consented TO take the job. but finally
backed out. Farmer II lucky In this
respect as he has Chef Mcintyre 10
work out with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

haris. veteran Elk star IL playing
guard on The HphldlnEs' ouffll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

nre~sters' Cigar store ia looking for
games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

mi. bird "usttiinr" orteEs can't
he 80 good now Judging from the
verdict he was handed st fortiand
the aihsr night when he boxed -
draw with Jimmy Darcy. parry H.
far from - champion aud takes his
b~atinEs regularly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Louie la Fray, forward on the spald-
ing squad 10 10 become n benedict next
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Biiiy Nelson, Portland lightweight.
who H. WORKING out here. boses uar-
old Jones. of Tacoma. in Tacoma.
January 9. IT, the semi windup 10
HARRY Casey -Iirinir schumann bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

''kid~ Peterson has discarded the
name "ftld- Peterson 80 ring title
ard w1l hrnrrfnffh o. known 90 Joe
wsp~ Pete says his Old name was a
iva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
TWO TEAMS QUIT STAR LEAGUE
Fourier Wants Berth Here

Keeper to Make Bid for Slugger at Leag'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

HAIRY Guinm. the sait Lake light
rravss eirht is n towm We boxed n
draw vita Frank Harfieau IN Canada
last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Billy Wright. Seattle welter, has al
most clnched match with Travie
Davis. Coast wolter champion for the
next Crystal Pool show following tho
Hector Farmer fray. Wright plans to
GO South " no wins this bout. cunning
for match with battling" .OrteEa,
ranking niddlcwoight Of California
The Washington times., 1919-08-19
Silly Scared Letter Writers
All Business Men Are Eager for Constructive Criticism
From Responsible Persons.

There are apparently lot of towards in this world
Every day this newspaper receives batch Of letters
from persons who do not sign their The writing in
some cases. shows an effort to conceal the identity Of the
author
Many of these letters Of graft infdey
or other crime large number tell the editor what poor
paper he is conducting.
Editors of newspapers, like workers in other establish
ments are eager receive constructive criticism They
realize that progress the direct result Of dissatisfaction
with existing conditions
Readers of this paper urged to express their ap
prov dsapprova of any of the features Of The Times
If you have just criticism, you may be assured that
the person to whom is directed will be glad to get it.
But don't be afraid to tell who you are
The person who writes anonymous letter is usually
coward and his letter goes into the waste basket where it
belongs often without being read.
The Washington times., 1919-08-19
What's Doing; Where; When


lOm0FFOW.
Moonlight Hike-Meet at GEORGETOWN
Electric Station. Thirty y-slxth and NJ streets
northwest, at 40 p. m. take Great Falls
car to Elkins station, hike to Great FaIlH
Lawn Fete-New Church Of the Holy
Rosary, Third and I streets northwest.
Excurslon-kAuipolis Qrotto, No. is, to
Chesapeake BeasA
Picnie-For WAker Reed boys, at Red
Cross Comfort HOBo. near Lincoln Mem
orial. at p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES method Of canning
various garden products, by experts Of tbs
Department Of Agriculture, Potomac Park
gardens from TO $40 p. m.
open Forum Discussion-TrinltY Church,
Third and c streets northwest, at D. m.
Entertainment-War Camp Community
Service Club 1908 PennsylvaniA avenue
Dance-Camp Humphreys under aus
pices OF the Knights OF Columbus.
Social and Dance-Trinity Parish Hall,
Third and c streets northwest, at 1880
p. m.
Entertainment-Liberty Hut Lobby, op-
posite Union Station, at 8 p. m.
Post Dance-Walter Reed Hospital.
Knights Of Columbus Hut. at. p. m.
Dance-0Overnment Recreation League,
National Guard aFmory. Fifth and L
streets northwest, p. m.
Community OrchestTa-BasteFn High
School. Eighth and POnnsylVaRiS avenue
southeast.