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The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES

LODGES.
NondIy-Union. No Il. Beaoon, No. Is. busi
uess; Lanzdon. No S, drgres-
Trleslav-Whshington. No. s. business; Golden
Rnle, No. u. Amity. No. Q. Mount Pleasant,
No. = degree.
w-dnesiay-Eas,.-n. No. Z Harmony. No 9,
FIisndshi1 No. Z. degree
Thurdsy-CoIJmhs. No. 70. Covenant. No.
Is degree
FrdIy-CsntraL No l. Metropolis. No. Is
Fede-sl City. No. %. deyrssi Phoenix. No. =,
busn-sA
MoudAy-NIolnt Nsbo. No s. visitation.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
sAturiay-Cs1ton washinZtOn. No. !, DIM.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Non5sy Esth-r, No. 5, degree.
Tuesdsy- Fidelity. No. !. visitation.
ThusdLy-DOrcas. No. :. Fisndship. No. s.
dsE-~e.
Fridsy-Naisr. No. s. d.gres.
Grand Patriarch Alfred II. Nokes
will pay his annual visit 10 Mount
Nebo Encampment tomorrow evening
tho examination Of the officers to be
in charge Of Grand Representative =
EFnest ". Bradford Late reports to
the grand patriarch show that the
uatrisrch branch in the Jurisdiction is
encouraging.
The second deSrec will be conferred
vt Mount Pleasant Lodge on Tuesday
evening. following which c. Melvin
Sharpe. who has recently affiliated
VIII make an address Degree Direc-
tor Bert V. Wolfe Is considering ten
tative plans for comforting the initia-
tory degree at the session of the
Sovereisn Grand Lodge. which meets
at Baltimore in September
Noble Grand Orem announces the
third degree for Federal City Lodge
ON Friday evening, under direction or
Degree Director Charles Garrels. Th-
following committee. with Grand Rep
resentative John IT. Wood as chair
man. has charge of plans for competi-
tive degree work. which will he ex-
onplified at the centennial celebration
at Baltimore in September: Past
Grands r. VI. Wood. G. f. PvIe
Charles GarrelS. ". W. and q ] Web
er. Warden Weber and Conductor
Herbert.
The resiFrat'o7 Of Mrs. lydia
zebott as warden Of Naomi Pc
helSah Lodge las been accepted on
acccun. Of hsr leaving the city.
Noble Grand Mrs. Grace Matthews
appointed Mrs. Mozelle S. Zne as
warden and Miss Rebecca A. Bowen
as conductor They were both In
stalled by Mrs, Thomas and Mrs.
ycalJlcy.
"T'Tf - - tion5 are being made FOR
lle official visit of the assembly
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Thursday-Frsnklin, No.
FhlDAh-Syracussns, No. 10, rage rank
PYTHIsN SISTERS
WednsdN-friendship Temple. No. O.
trdsy-Rathbone Temple. No s.
Homo Lodge, No. 81. which will open
its meeting at O'Clock sharp, to-rnor-
row night VIII vote on a number OF
APPLICANTS.
Webster Lodge. No. 7, expects to
confer both the esquire and knight
ranks at the convention Tuesday eve
ming. At the last meeting Past Chan
cellor C. H BIocklinger, of BramhaIi
Lodge, No. 13. Portland, Maine, lately
returned from overseas, was a visi-
tor. He spoke on the state of the or
der in Maine and also on his expo
riences in the service. Four applica-
uons for membership were received.
Capital Lodge, No. "A. announces the
knight rank for its meeting Tuesday
evening. he attendance at its last
convention was very large, visitors be-
Ing present from California, Texas,
Illinois, Rhode Island and Maryland.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. will confer
the page rank on a large class Friday
night. Several applications were re-
ceived at the last convention and 1t is
expected that there will be a class of
at least twenty-five for the jubilee
third-rank class in May.
Past Chancellor e. II. Atherton. who
was injured in a railroad wreck the
past week. is reported as rapidly con-
valcscing.
Union Lodge No. %. and Columbia
Lodge No. 26, met last Wednesday
night. The former lodge has the
knight rank scheduled for its next
meeting and tho latter the esquire
and knight ranks.
The stockholders OF the Knights
Of Pythias Hal Association. at a
special meeting held last Monday
night. unanimously endorsed the ac-
ton of the board of directors in
refunding the loan on the temple
property. The board OF directors,
at a special meeting the same eve
ming, elected James f. Wilson super
intnndent OF the Pythian Temple.
Past Grand Chancellor John B.
Dickman attended the opening ses-
sion Of the grand lodge OF Mary
land in Baltimore. Tuesday aft
ernoon and made an address Harry
Wade, OF indianapolis. president OF
the insurance department. also at
tended the meeting. Mr. Wade visited
local Pythians Wednesday,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Morton Walker, law school. 'Ie
has returned to the city sfter 81,
months in France and England az
a lieutenant in the air service.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Theta Delta Chi freshmen have
just published the first number of a
house paper called the Chi Doodle
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Recent visitors at the Theta Delta
Chi fraternity house were Gene
Osgood. 20; B. Newbourne and
George Cooper. rs.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
THE FOOLISHNESS OF GOD
And the Wisdom of Men
ny DIR. JAMES Y. TALAAGE

Of
Fort article.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Billie" Wilbur. son OF Dean Will
lam Allen Wilbur. is still overseas
in the navy.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Johnny Walker. OF Theta Delta
Chi, has returned to Washington
after spending eight months over
seas and is now living at the fra
teTnity house
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

W. s. X. Seldom. former Lehigh
student. was recent visitor at
Kappa Sigma house.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

zeta Chapter of the Phi Delta
women's legal fraternity recently
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

The famous Buffalo" or Ninety
second Division. OF the Sssth Overseas
Infantry, which recently returned 70
this country and was given signal
ovation In the blg metropolis and else-
where. has established q reputation ss
the sponsor for its equally famous
iazz band. Sergt Ernest Lsnoin, con-
ductor. II is described as a ''jsrs
among jszzes" and its unique classic
selections as "sioe-splittins SYM
phonies that only the African mind
can compose"
During the big parade IN Baltimore
10 push the Third Liberty Loan this
fsnou. jsss ssrresstiou fs,rty outdid
itself ss Il passed the Presidential 70
viewing stand. with the result that
not only the most dstinguished ocou-
pant Of the stand bot the entire Presi-
Dental party fairly laughed outright
ana what is more continued 90 isush
until the dusky musicians were louG
out Of sight
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Miss Christine Robertson and Miss
Elaine Lazaro. both OF Pi Beta Phi
have returned from a trip to New
York
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Students In the nurses school will
give dance in the near future.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Susan F. George. of the class Of
1920 at the law school. is now in the
legal department of the Y. NJ. c. A
in Paris.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Theta Delta Chi has announced
the pledging of William Hi1on. en-
gtneering college. %.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Miss Ruth Breuninger. of Pi Beta
Phi, is home from Swarthmore on
a spring vacation.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
"MOL.IERE"
oovr1suD IRON PAGE rHREE

oowTTyUD from PAGE THREE
of the best cures for young tisinrs
stricken with the screen ambition
would be 20 have them follow her
around for o few days and get line
on the responsibilities and csres vhioh
beset all persons who rise 20 emil
nence IN the screen world. II would
cure lots Of very bad cases, she
thinks.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

Miss Boots" Earnest has received
scholarship bracelet awarded by
Pt Beta Phi to the freshman making
the highest average In the first Sc
mester's work
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

LODGES
aonday-Cslanthe, No. IL; Home. No. 81.
Tnesdsy-Webste-. No T. esquire and Knight
r1nks; E-crlsior. No a, Capital, No. a. knight
rank; Myrtle. No Is
Wetinssdsy-Moun Vernon. No. 5: Equal, No
Ihnrsday-Franklin. No 2
FklDAf-Syrscusisns, No, 10, rage rank.
PYTHIsN SISTERS.
Wednesday-friendship Temple. No. O.
flidsy-Rathbone Temple, No s.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

The annual Pi Beta Phi subscrIp-
tion tea for the Settlement School
at Gatlinburg, Tenn, will be given at
Mrs. Dyer's, r street near Sixteenth
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
G. w. u. NOTES,

Students in the nurses school will
give a dance in the near future.
the pIedging of William Hi1on, en-
gtneering college. "a.
Morton Walker, law school. 10.
has returned to the city sfter six
months in France and England as
a lieutenant in the air service.
Theta Delta Chi freshmen have
Just published the first number of a
house paper called the Chi Doodle.
Recent visitors at the Theta Delta
Chi fraternity house were Gene
osgood. 20; B. Newbourne and
George Cooper. rs.
billie" Wilbur. son OF Dean Will
lam Allen Wilbur. is still overseas
in the navy.
Johnny Walker. of Theta Delta
Chi, has returned to Washington
after spending eight months over
seas and is now living at the fra
ternity house.
W. s. X. Seldom. former Lehigh
student. was a recent visitor at
Kappa Sigma house.
Zeta Chapter of the Phi Delta
women's legal fraternity recently
gave a dinner at a downtown cafe.
Susan F. George. of the class of
1920 at the law school. is now in the
legal department of the Y. NJ. c. A.
in Paris.
Miss Christine Robertson and Miss
Elaine Lazaro. both OF Pi Beta Phi.
have returned from a trip to New
York.
Miss Ruth Breuninger. of Pi Beta
Phi, is home from Swarthmore on
a spring vacation.
Miss Boots" Earnest has received
a scholarship bracelet awarded by
Pi Beta Phi to the freshman making
the highest average in the first Sc
mester's work.
The annual Pi Beta Phi subscrIp-
ton tea for the Settlement School
at Gatlinburg. Tenn, will be given at
Mrs. Dyer's. R street near Sixteenth
Evening star., 1919-03-07
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

100 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, WELL TIM
bered; only miles from Washington, on Pa
Z. H.. 200 acres of timber in fine section of
Montgomery county. 100 acres in Va, Is
miles ont; no buildings; will trade. Address
Box 2So-T. Star office.
175 ACRES, MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE:
good road: 80 a. clear, balance in woods: good
ho,se, barn and outbuildings; 50, 900: terms
SM00T & KALRFUS. 62e Southern bldg %
SMALL WELL IMPROVED FAhM AT ARD
more, Nd, on W., 3. and A. electric. Phone
Lincoln 1471-W. gs
FARMS-400 CHEAP RHODE ISLAND AND
CONNECTICUT FARMS.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
WILLIAM A WILCOX. Westerly, R.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

125-ACRE FARM NEAR ROCKVILLE
Price, 81 800. Would consider suburban house,
NV. Immediate possession. What have you to
offer? Address Box lar, Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
For RENT.

BY owNERABEAUTILCf. PLACE 1MME-
date possession 30 acres; large house: 700
fruit trees. miles from Alexandria. Va. Ad-
dress Box .50-T, Star Office. %
WANTED.
TO BUY CHEAP FARM LAND BETWEEN
Washington and Braadywine, Md. Address
Box 241F. Star Office. lie
Evening star., 1919-03-07

FOR ALE-EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE. OVER
county, Va: hot-water heat. tile bath. large
porches, beautiful shade and garden; an ideal
suburban home; will exchange for city or sub
cash payment and balance in mouthiy install-
ments. snap II taken at once
METROPOLITAN LOAN AND TRUaT IN
no PR0sRECfIVE HOlf 6E7IDTKS.1
We eau tell yon how to sasa hafunrn 1ann
to $60e "a The cost ef hulldlng 4 - shsnN
Evening star., 1919-03-07
WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
all labor and materials necessary and INSTALL
ing private telephone system in the U. 8.
coast and geodetie survey will be received by
the superintendent of the [. S. coast and geo
detc survey, POS New Jersey avenue Sc.
Washington. d. c., until o'clock :. m. March
presence of the attending bidders. lnforma-
tion uron application to the above office.
SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
all labor. materials and equipment necessary
and painting walls, stairways. etc, in the
u s. coast and eeo1etie survey will be re-
ccived by tie superintenien. of the u s. coast
and gs9detie lsn, sar'ey' 200 i Nsw 'erssy avenue
March 10. 1919. and viii then be opened In
the preseLce Of the attending bidders. In
formation upon application to the boye ofbec.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d, C.,
Washington March 8, IsI9.-Seaied prcpo-
sails viii be received at this Office Room 5il.
District Builning. until o'clock r. NJ. We'd
nesday. March 20, 1919, for grading certain
bic yards of grading. Blank forms Of propo-
sails specifications and all necessary fnforma-
tion. may be obtained from the @ Chief Clerk.
Low, w. GWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES
W. KuTz. Commissioner. D. Q. n.h6-st.exsa
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.,
proposals will be received at this oftce, Room
81, District building. until two o'clock P. NJ.
Thursday. April 3rd, 1919. for furnishing and
oeiiyerlng uufihg the HscHi year ginning
July 1, 1919 and ending June 30, 1890 for
use of the various branches of the Government
Of the District of Columbia. supplies as fol-
lows: Stationery; printing; school hooks; fur
niture and house furnishings; hardware and
tinware: rubber stamps; plumbing supplies:
boots and shoes; paints aad brushes: lumber
and miliwork; dry goods; Ice; electrical sup
plies: saddiery ard wheelwright supplies;
kindergarten supplies; laundry work. antomo-
bile supplies: oils and lubricants; Photographic
supplies; flags: athletic goods and playground
equipment. Form of proposal. specifca riouS
and necessary information may be obtained
from the Purchasing Officers. ID. c., Room 800
District Building. In applying. specify the
class of supplies for which forms are desired
LOUIS BRoWNL0W. w. GwYNN GARDI-
NER, CHAs. W kuTZ. Commissioners. d. c.
mh3-6t
Evening star., 1919-03-07
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
Homes of Unusual Values

Homes of Unusual Values.
Q ST. between 18th and 18th
sts.: 10 large rooms. ? baths, etc.
VIII sell on terms for only $40. $50.
SHANNON & LuCHs,
NJ. 2345. 71s 18th St
For Sale.
For Immediate possession; new
house in the best section of the
southeast: squares from Lincoln
Park. Contains 6 rooms Groom
deep plan} and bath, with all
modern coGveniences; deep lot.
paved alley, finished street; all as
sessments and improvements paid
Large hollow lie garage. Price,
S6.35e.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
NJ. 2345. 713 18th st.
Columbia Heights.
On Holmead pl.; attractive CO.
lonial brick house with front
porch; G handsome rooms and bath:
hardN ooG floors and trim. etc.
Good buy at $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 l4th st.
Brick Dwellings in NV.
With hot water heat end cleo
tric lights. Only $3.50 each. Only
3 Of them; get yours today. Co
loniai front porches; q rooms.
tiled bath. etc. location on wide
avenue: l square from car line.
Easy terms; only $500 cash re-
qured.
SHANNON & LuCHs,
NJ 2345. 7l3 lsth st.
KENYON St.
Near ears, convenient to stores,
schools. etc: 6 rooms and bath;
colonial brick dwelling, with large
back yard 10 alley.
Price, $3.50.
Terms, $500 cash, balance like rent.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ 2345 713 14th ST,
For Sale.
In Otis place between 18th and
Nth sts.; modern Groom house, in
splendid condition; with good yard
10 paved alley, and large garage.
Immediate possession. Inquire
about this at once. Price, So, $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2S45. 7I3 18th St.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

ATTRACTIVE 7-RoOM, REC. HALL, GAS.
bat h.-w.h.; beautifully papered: large
porches; slate roof: finished basement light
attic: large lot: two blocks cars; thirty min
utes Treasury; s.. 500; 5000 cash, $25 monthly.
GEO. T. WALKER. kenois bldg. %
PRETTY LARGE GROOM, BATH; GAS:
large porches; very large lot close ears; 80
minutes Treasury; 5000; $500 cash, S25 mo.
GEO. G. WALKER, kenois bldg, 1ltb & g. 90
Evening star., 1919-03-07
STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMSHIPS.
SOUTH AMERICA
ROYAL HOLLAND LLOYD
]. S S. "H0LLAsDIA"

Sailing latter part of March from New
York for Pernambaco, Bahin, Rio De
Janefro, MontevidcO and Buenos Aires.
For Rates Reservations. etc.. apply 70
PASSENGER OFFICE. BATTERY PL.. n. Z.
Or Local Apentx
Evening star., 1919-03-07
Near 10Th and Lamont SITS.

1-7-V ~ =,
OWNER LEAVING WASHINGTON.
Detached house. block from circle. school
ard stores; 10 large, sunny rooms. breakfast
and maids room; we'll equipped bat
rooms, open 6replaces; hot-water heat. An
ideal, complete home. Cement floor garage
Lot 75y135; high ground. Immediate possession.
Price, Sl4 600. So. 900 cash. Telephone owner.
+. NJ FAYE, Franklin 1924; Cleveland 1887.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
For Colored Home Seekers.
s Rooms and Bath House.
Near 9TH and Que NV.

Owner leaving city will sell
either furnished or unfurnished.
This house is in good condition.
Has modern convenieHces and ga
rage fronting on a splendid alley.
Terms Can Be Arranged.
Weaver Bros, 735 18th NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
FARMS.
FOR sAI,E-ConSir0e0-

1Oo.AcRE FARM. IMPROVED By SEVEN.
room house: also 4-room tenant house; large
bank barn. suitable for dairy; horse stable. and
many other buildings; 30 acres under plow. bal.
aHce In wood; good orchard: watered By springs
also wells; good fertile soil. not 4 sand farm,
but clay ioam: located near Vienna, Va.
miles out fine pike. Pcssession in 50 days.
Price, sf2, 500. Address Box Ss-s, Star ONCE.
ON MARLBORO PIKE. 10 MILES FROM
Washington. loo-acre farm with house and
store. Address WEEKS STORE. forcstvilie.
Prince Georges county, Md. 81
Is ACRES, NEAR SILVER SPRING, MD !:
dwelling. 6 rooms, barn. fruit. etc.: facing
new biue stone pike. Only 81 500. RO0TH'S
FARM AGENCY, 2l5 = NV. FIR. 21o2. 7s
DANDY POULTRY GARDEN AND FRUIT
farm; IsA acres; new bungalow; new barn;
new garage; poultry honse; 100 fruit trees:
on new concrete ra.: miles from Washington
D. c.; fine water: best of garden land. Price,
s.. 900; immed. pos: stock and farm tools: 2
good horses and furniture included. BOOTHS
FARM AGENCY. 2Ia Z NV. Fr. 2T6a 7s
FARM FOR sAI.E-RARE OPPORTUNITY
Farm OF IA acres, fronting Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis electric railroad. ex:
tending back 10 Little Round bay, with water
frontage; good S-rooin house fine elevation
overlooking Little Round bay. Big Round hay
and Severn river: about 5000 bearing fruit
her business calls owner west. Will sell quick
for $4,000. Owner. Address Box AIS. Star
Office
FAIR VIEW DAIRY FARM,
on country road near Alexandria, Va. contain
ing 80 acres This is Of the best equip
ped and most fertile blue grass farms In va.
Modern residence, rooms. baths. ] tenant
house; barn. 100 box stalls: artesisn water.
fine paddoeks. good fencing. spring and stream
in fields. Nine miles from Washington over
macadam road. Price. SI4 600
]. LEO K0TB.
s23 New York ave.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
FOR RENT-HALLs.
FOR RENT-FL00R SPACE.

FOR RENr-FEOOR epAcR arCoND
neoe, lSxso n. = nA q
Evening star., 1919-03-07
For Sale
By Owner,

Just of Sheridan Circle and Mass.
ave Elegant English basement res
ideuce. On account of my leaving
town l will entertain a reasonable
proposition responsible party in pur-
chasing my home--Engish basement. 5
large bedrooms, glass-inclosed sun par
lor, large garage, servants room, and
built by one of Washington's respon-
sibie builders at pre-war prices, and
will dispose of same at such. For ap-
po.ntnent and particulars address Box
I'D, Star cfiice.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. oN1
10 1 600 acres for sale or exchange.
Ncf4ACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
n. 4t2. tReal Estate Dept1 10th ard @ ~.
MONTGOMERY co. BARGAIN; . ACRES;
q nike: ~ bungaleH: stAb3es Hnber; ane
Sootas 81; s fls z;issos. III &: IS N ]: -
Evening star., 1919-03-07

FOR SALE
THOS. ]. FISHER s. CO., INC,
FOREST GLEN, MARYLAND.
$1,000
yacant-Immediate possession. ad-
joining the beautiful grounds of the
National Park Seminary: convenient
to steam and electric railway; good
7--oom and bath dwelling; / acre of
ground well fenced: large garage; nu-
merons shade trees and attractive en-
yrunments.
THOs. j. FISHER & co., mo.
Main $3.50. 138 18th NV.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19

PLAYERS LAY
BATTLE PLANS
To Meet Coach Curtin Satur-
day in Preparation for Game
Xmas With Frank Hays
Band of AII-Star CoIIegianS.

Nominees for positions upon the three
Ail,Asmphis elevens selected for the
season Of 1913 win meet Coach Zach
Cuhlin at 10 o'clock Saturday morning
at Vocational high school to complete
plans for the football game Christmas
day with the All Collegians.
curtin viii coach and manage the
Al'Memphis entries, and Frank Hays,
the {. u, G, coach and former Nandy
end, VIII coach and play with the ALI
The affaig will be the lone atrac-
ton Of the Iay Christmas and quite a
crowd Is expe ted to turn out,
No championship IS at stake in this
game, but the battle will settle a run
ming debate that has involved most Of
III . fans 81 in the eity-curlin ane Hays
Curtin has unlimited faith IN the
ability of the prep lads TO hold their
own In any company. And he told AS
much to Hays and several others, In
contrast TO this Hays maintained that
he could pick a machine from eX-col-
l,eGians and trim the prep boys to
finish,
In the prep lineup Curtin viii have
Lawrie, Creson, Rainey, Crump, Nc
GoIdrlek. Liddon and Gibbons Of NJ. L.
=; Sorbsy Wilson, Grantham and
Berry, of Normal; schorr, MeLin,
Palmer and Litton, of G., H. g.; Ellis,
Of G. u. c., and Ferguson, Of Voca-
tIonal,
Hays has enrolled stellar list OF
performers including uembers Of re-
cent Vandy, Tennessee and Sewanee
elevens.
Both machines will get down to hard
work Saturday afternoon and viii be
together daily until Christmas,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
HERRING I'M SHAPE,

Red Herring will enter the ring IN
excellent shape to give Leonard a busy
evening. The local challenger has boen
working hard all week IN anticipation
Of the golden opportunity that con-
fronts him Friday night, and VIII cut
loose all he's got IN al effort 10 re-.
move the bejeweled lid from Lconard's
dome. Herring is n hard puncher and
In the bouts he has fought here dur
ing the past month and Il half, he has
Inflicted quite bit OF punishment on
his opponents. He is a glutton for
punishment, too and he can take hard
wallops on the jaw without showing
any signs Of distress. Leonard can hit
like 4 piIedriyer, but it, going to re-
CURE a terrific kick to lay Rebel Red
safely away into the resin.
lust what plan OF battle Herring will
use when he goes into the ring against
the champion lis known only TO Herring,
hut II Is safe to say that Red win not
try 10 box Benny. Such course would
be folly for az a boxer Leonard has
ro peer. HerrIngs big opportunity lies
N his chance to yet over with his right
hand and II he can land his haymaker'
on the champions chin there may be
y new tltleholder when tho Friday
night bout Is over, Herring Is entering
the ring unafraid and confident that he
weights a hard hght,
Leonard naturally Ia all confidence
and plans to finish the fight as soon as
possible, Herring liz going IN there ia
see that the bout goes tho limit unless
no happens to slip over u hard right
cross and It may end sooner,
At any rate, TIA going to. bo n bout
well worth witnessing, Seeing Leonard
IN action alone Is n treat that Is seldom
offered, and packed house ls certain
TO be assembled around the Winchester
avenue arena when the champion and
Challenger climb through the zones.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
ARRIVED HERE LATE.

Leonard and his manager. Billy Glib
son, along with the champions trainer
Mamie Seaman, and two friends, ar
rlvsd in Memphis late Thursday owing
to the fact that tho Memphis Special
was IN a wreck. As soon as the party
arrived, Leonard got busy, climbed into
his running toys and was soon on the
way toward East End along with
young Jack Dempsey. The two boys
.raveled about five miles aud then
reiunned 70 the city,
Leonard and his party were about
looking Memphis over Thursday night.
This marks Benny's first visit 10 the
Bluff City, and his bout with Herring
will be the first time he has ever
shown his fistic wares before Memphis
fans
Leonard mad little to say about
Fridays mill aside from the statement
that he naturally expected TO win. ~
understand that Herring is GOOD
tough boy who packs hard right hand,
and I am not figuring on a setup In
any sense OF the term, but being a
champion and having met them all Pm
naturally not worried over the outcome
OF our bout, I'm In great condition and
win weigh something Ike 1856 pounds
when ! enter the ring concluded the
champion,
Einy Gibson, Loonards manager,
says the lightweight king Is fighting
better right now than at any time dur-