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NATIONS HONOR ROLL
(Continued from Preceding Paos.I

wo %sFSR2rS sL MissTks E5TTSSY
aRAuB. eeorre Henry. Fort wsyns. Ind.
CorpornIs.
LETzUK. Phillip, sommary-sommsry. Rus
LivsEY, Albert, Fan River, Mas.
RYAN, Thomas H.. Fall River. Mass.
Priyates.
BOYD, Robert p. LuEcrne, Ia
LARossA. Donnato. Landisyiile. N. J.
NARCOTIC, Louis. Cottonport, La.
PORSIE, Romeo, Rome. Italy.
RAUCHMAN, Morris. lAs W. nith ST.
RUSSO, Fs:qa.is, 81, Turf Avenue. E..
sGMEEiSEh; Amisl. 10 Firth ave-. Cedar
SCHROEDER, Charles A, Medens. Pa.
vTTAoCo. Nicholas, Chicago. Ill.
"og FHGv1oSE RHSH EEf SSRTns Mss
ING H. ma. ACTION.
TAToM, Frederick, Banks Ala.
SSTHS x,s ISS, .aaRo E SS.ss IS.f No
p 5R6aio, rHa iSeae benieyviiie. Pa mo-
roBEy. Jog, Lscksy; W. Va;
GuILiAEo. Michael, Avellino Cssei Franei.
yS S sss.s, emery; Ms a H.
KE hSIo TSo@ s,ss0 J.. e Grandfeld. 6ila.
M MsIJA,5E. Lawrence y; MOOSE River. N. Y.
PEAsE, jose S1a A. a. Flint Flint Mich. '
PITTS, Ray, Adamson okla
PoLlKoNIs, Adam, Haverhill. Mass.
ss 6SS SKY John J., GiiS Point. Va
RUNGE. John f., ST. 9th ave.. Astoria,
s sA Sisy Leo Msle s Corners. wis.
ssT rqISl George, Plttsford N. Y.
uBER, Homer c.. voland. Pa.
PORTED Missile IN Action.
MCDANIEL, 1onnla PF wa ho, Springs. Ark.
RETURNED TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
COLE. James E, Vassar. Mich.
PLACE. Ira ". Mandan. N. D.
ROLLINS, Robert L., Boydton, Va
SILER. Raymond D.. Coming. Cal.
sTRATToN. Russell A.. aoas woodlynne
av.. Woodlyn, \; J.
ADAMS, William. Dubuque. Iowa
ANDERSON. Haskou. Ryder. N. D
B so5E2NaN w Fisn A. s s,suntoS W.
Butler. James H.. Indianapolis, IND
G SEEM E.vi. Tm rSs H.; Gs,sas Ma
DALE. virgil. Light Ark.
DELICTAL. Albert p, Hamtramck. Mich.
DUMPHY. Henry l.. kensington, p. Z. l..
KNEFDR. Angus. J.. San Francisco. Cal.
aELASsoGN Hec.o nin g Gardner rEls Mas.
M0RABIT0, Alfred. 2Ses Lotiilard st..
Nsw York city.
PEEiFER. Weller G. St, louis. No.
PHAGAN, William j., Atlanta, Ga.
RAMSEY. John l.. Petersburg Va
ROGERS, Joseph. Kuymon. Okla.
SCHULTZ. William G., sheboygan, Wis.
SHAW, Charles NJ. Notasmga Ala
STRONG, Herman, Aurora, Neb.
SWARTZ. John w, Harrisburg. Pa.
THOMPSON, Milton, Minneapolis, MINI
yERTEROMo. James, Calabria, Italy.
WILSON, Jesse j., Kngsland. Ark.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED KILLED IN
| ACTION.
| Private.
PETERSON. Arthur H, Chicago, m.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED DIEU
| FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
| IN ACTION.
| Sergeant.
| WILLIAMS. Roland a, Clifton rorrv. Va
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED wOUNDEIl
| SEVERELY.
| Private.
| GRAHAM. william A, Mulberry. Kan.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDEl
SLIGHTLY.
! - Private.
MORRIS. Philip s.. Denver. Col.
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YALE CUBS BEAT
TIGER SWIMMERS
Get First in FiUe Euents-
Score IL ~ to II.
Specia! Despatch to The srs.

PRINCETON, N. j.. March 1.-The Yale
cub swimmers overwhelmed the Tiger
yearlings in Brokaw pool this afternoon
and captured the annual tilt, AZ to IL.
The invading natators were placed first
In five events besides adding four sec
onds to their total.
Meagher of Yale sprang a distinct sur
prise in the plunge by floating ~ feet 8
inches, only eight inches shy OF the pool
record. The summaries:
SO Yard Dash-won by Gauss, Yale; sec
ond, Mcdonald. PrincetUn: third. Neville,
Yale. Time. rs as seconds.
lOo'Yard Dash--won by stinson. Prince
ton: second, Townsend, Yale third, Shat
fer. Yale. Time. 60 as seconds,
go Yard Swim-Won by Cook, Yale:
second. Pratt, Yale; third. Gould. Prince
Plunse-wOn by Meagher. Tale; second.
Guernsey. Yale; third. Danforth. Prince
ton. Distance. "a feet inches.
Fancy Dive-Won by Pollard. YAls.
1929 points second, Ferguson. Yale. %. S
points: third, McDongal, Princeton. ss.5
points.
Relay Race--won by Yale CGauss, Ne
willie. Cook and Townsend. Time. 1913.
Referee-G. +. Greene. Judges-Pren-
tiss, Lawrersax2 and-E Ane. Princeton.
The sun., 1919-03-02
MANY GREAT LAKES STARS.
HaIas on Five That Plays Cres-
cents Tom srrow.

The Great Lakes Naval Station bas-
ketball team which meets the Crescent
A. c. five in Brooklyn tomorrow night
has a strong lineup. Much interest will
centre on the work OF George Halas,
guard. the former Illinois captain. who
recently signed a baseball contract with
the Yankees. Among the Great Lakes
stars are:
John FelmIey. forward, formerly uni
versity OF Illinois captain: Paddy Dris-
coll, forward. Northwestern University
All Service quarterback. signed to play
baseball with Chicago Cubs: w. r
Chandler, centre, former captain Wis
consin University All Western Confer
erence centre; Tony Eklund, guard, for
mer Minnesota University tackle foot
ball, Alr Western guard basketball. Sub
s.!tutes: Chief Gurnoe, Carlisle football.
baseball -. basketball; John Was
senaar. Grinnell. Iowa University. All
State basketball; oliver Stenger. North
western College All Conference.
The sun., 1919-03-02
NAVY MAT STARS WIN.
score Over Yale Wrestlers By
"a TO 2.
Special Despatch to TIE SCR.


ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 1.-The MID
shipment wrestlers gained another VIC
tory this afternoon, defeating Yale "a
to 4. All the bouts were won on de-
cisions and were fought with cleverness
and spirit The summaries:
liB Pound Class-oaiIery, Naval Aead-
envy. won decision over James, Yale In
regular period.
las Pound Ciass-Adell, Naval Academy,
won decision over Berry, Yale. in extra
period OF six minutes.
1876 Pound Class--Swigert, Naval Acad-
envy won decision over Simmons. Yale. in
regular period.
i46 Pound Class-swafford, Naval Acad-
envy. won decision over Cook, Yale. In
regular period.
1853 Pound Class-Tusisr. Naval Acad-
envy. won decision over Gray. Yale. In
regular period.
lis Pound cIsss-Avery. Yale. won de-
cision over IBbell. Naval Academy. in reg
ular period.
Unlimited Weight clsss-Msichle. Naval
Academy. won decision over Walling,
Yale in regular period.
The sun., 1919-03-02
McGo0RTY TO BOX T0wNLEY.
Rather Also scheduled to Fight
Mccormick In London.

LONDON. March Eddie McGoorty
the American light-heavyweight now In
the American Army, was matched to-
day TO box Seaman Arthur Townley on
March 10.
At the same time a bout was ar
ranaed between Augie Rather of the
American Army and winner In ths mid
dleweight division In the recent inter-
allied army and navy boxing tourna-
ment, ana Boy Maccormick for Mach ~.
The sun., 1919-03-02
PIRATES START MARCH "a.
VIII Train mt West Baden. Ind, or
birmingham. Ala.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun

6pecfuI Dt6puIDH 70 The BUN
PrTrsBuRo. Pa. March President
Barney Dreyfus and Manager Hugo Bez-
dek of the Pittsburg Pirates to-day COM
pleted arrangements for the training trip
which Is to begin on March "a. West
Baden. Ind, Is the place. and In case the
weather proves unpropitious a shift will
be made to Birmingham. Ala.
Only six exhibition games will be
played before the team opens the sea-
son at Chicago on April %. The sched-
ule follows:
Louisville. Saturday and Sunday. April
IL and 10: Indianapolis, Saturday and
Sunday. April 10 and 90 South Bend.
Ind. April 81 and %.
The sun., 1919-03-02
BLAcKBURNE SIGNS CONTRACT.

BosToN, March LENA Blackburne.
former Cincinnati shortstop who was
obtained recently by the Boston Braves
in a deal for Walter Rehg. outfielder,
to-day sent in his signed contract to
the Braves Blackburne will play short
stop for Boston In the event that Maran-
VILE is not dismissed from the navy
by the opening of the season. There
also In a chance OF Blackburne succeed
ing the veteran, Red Smith. at third
base for Boston.
The sun., 1919-03-02
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST. II lady who found round gold pin
set with pearls and diamond on Fifth ave.
nue. entrance Of McCreery's on Saturday
will return same reward will DO paid.
HARRY II. POND. 20 Nassau Street
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WINNERS,

High scratch priLe-B. E. Eldred.
High handicap prize-w- G. Allen.
High scratch speial-T. II. Lewis
High handicap special-A. W. Walter.
Travers Island trophy-W. @. Allen.
Ghosts target were hit by II. G.. Vogel, J.
Nida w. w. Peabody and C. L. King.
All with full scores of twenty fve targets
scored legs on the Haslin, Club and Accumu-
lation cups.
The sun., 1919-03-02
COLUMBIA QUINTET
WHIPS YALE BY HAIR
John johnson Gets Winning
Goal in Last Half Min
ute Of Play.

Columbia Cniversitys basketbail team
last night brought It's season to q close
with q hard earned victory over the
Yale fivs on the local ooilegians court
by ~ to Is.
A field basket BY John johnson.
Columbia's negro centre. In the last thirty
seconds OF play, when the score stood
Is all, gave the Blue and White the
game. Just before johnson got the win
ming goal he bagyed = field goal. which
tied the score.
Columbia outplayed the visitors In the
opening half. but went to pieces in the
early part Of the second half. Tho first
half ended II to 8 In favor Of Column
bia-
At the start Of the second period Yale
braced and soon tied things UP. lyman.
Farrell and johnson were responsible
for Columbia's triumph. Van Slyck,
Hamill and Morse accounted for Yale's
points.
ry Gsinmo'. Ell Rsh. forward. I..: Horton Hort
Farrell. ...... Left forward. 80. Van siyck
johnson. Centre ......... .Hamill
Horowits... Right guard. ...Stradella
Kiendl. ........ Left guard. Godeli
Field Eoals-Tynan .. Farrell johnson
4, Horowits. Van slyck 8, Hamill .; Morse.
Goals from foul-Farreli s. Van Slyck I.
Substitutes tcolumbia)-stewart for Horo-
Horton; Alderman for stradelia- Referee
T. P. Cartwright. Philaelphia. Umpire
C. A. Reed, Springfield Y. NJ. C. A. Time
Of haves-20 minutes.
The sun., 1919-03-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

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The sun., 1919-03-02
COLUMBIA CHESS TEAM LOSES

PHILADELPH1A, March 1.-The Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania chess team de-
feated Columbia five games to three in a
tournament here to-day.
The sun., 1919-03-02
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National Meet Near New York.

For several years the annual national
meet and encampment has been held on
the associations island In the st. Law
renee River, but because Of the increased
expense OF travelling and the difficulty
of shipping canoes and equipment there
has been n feeling that new site should
be chosen at least every other year.
This matter was brought up again yes
terday by Rear Commodore Oscar 8
Ty son of New York. when he proposed
that the Atlantic division take charge
of the national meet this season. hold
ing II either at Georges Island in the
Hudson or at Lake George.
Lake George met with particular
favor as II had already been decided
that a bronze tablet should be placed
on the island there where the associa-
ton was organized in 1880. A COM
mttee had been appointed to arrange
dedication exercises. AS matter OF
sentiment. the tablet will be made from
old canoe equipment contributed by the
members OF the association.
The sun., 1919-03-02
CORNELL TOSSERS
BEAT &. &. N. Y. FIVE
KendalPs Field Goal Defeats
Locals, Fl to 20.

Cornell University's basketball team
last night defeated the College OF the
City OF New York quintet In keenly
contested game on the local collegians'
court. One point decided the issue. the
Anal score being 81 TO 20 in favor of
the Ithaca Ave. II was not until the
last Ave minutes OF play that the game
was decided.
Kendall, Cornell's right guard. was
responsible for his teams triumph.
When the score stood 20 to 10 in favor
Of City College Kendall bagged field
goal from a difficult angle and won the
game for his team. The lineup
The sun., 1919-03-02
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-NALL.

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The sun., 1919-03-02
EDER STARS FOR HORACE MANN
Makes ~ Points and Helps Team
Beat RutEers Prep.

Horace Mann High Schools basket
ball team yesterday swamped the Rut-
gers Prep quintet on Horace Mann's
court by 45 to 20. The Manhattan lads
rolled up a 20 point lead during the
first half. The period ended ~ to 7.
Eder was the star of the game. He
bagged ten field goals and seven fouls,
accounting for 27 of his teams points.
Dittmar played best for Rutgers. He
Gagged three field goals AID eight fouls.
Tho lineup:
Horace Mann (<0. Rutgers Prep (1o)
Eder 49,. Right forward ......Dittmar
Van Benschotsn. Left forward 80. Wright.
Puileyn. $780,. Centre ,.......... Burke
Burbridge. -. Left guard 80. ..Cathart
Field goals-Bder 10 Pulisyn .. Bur
cathsrt Goals from foul-Eder 7. Dit
mar s. suestitute-LandaSer for Farrell
Referee-John oBrien, Central = NJ
utea
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HELP wASTED-MaLE.

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I'M. q. A. TO scnooi. Telephone Coiunbu,
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The sun., 1919-03-02
GREAT BOOM Is DUE
IN CANOE RACING
Annual Meeting Of American
Association Decides to
Extend Regattas.
MANY CHANGES ARE DUE

Canoe racing and the getting Of more
members were the chief topics at the
annual meeting Of the Americon Canoe
Association held yesterday at the Cornell
Club. The canoeists determined to in
troduce special races, regattae and
championships, and to try an experiment
In the organisation Of smaller divisions.
Canoe racing was losing popularity
before the war and has been dead dur
ing the last two years. To start things
anew. It was decided to hold a series Of
three interdivision regattas on the At
lantic Coast 20 determine championships
In padding and sailing. A committee
was appointed to arrange tho first of
these on Memorial Day under auspices
OF the Washington Canoe Club on the
Potomac River the second on the Fourth
Of July on the Hudson. and the third
on Labor Day in Boston.
Cnnoefsts to Try Experiment..
A move to redivision the A. c. A..
which was started before the war and
has been in the hands OF q special re-
organization committee. was met by a
canoeists are given the opportunity TO
form local sections or subdivisions
around New York.
In the past the A. G. A centre In
New York has been on the Hudson. and
due to different weather conditions. types
OF boats and sailing rigs. the canoeists
along the south shore OF Long Island, on
Long Island Sound and in Jersey have
been unable to combine or race with the
Hudson River boys
II this experiment proves successful
II Is certain that the idea will be ex-
tended to all parts of the country. The
great increase in the number OF canoe
lists during the last few years has made
some such change In the national gov
erning body necessary. but there has
beer n strong tendency to delay action
for fear OF disrupting the organization.
Another experiment to be tried was
explained by Commodore West. He has
appointed a promotion committee of ten
members whose job It Is to develop the
Western division.
The sun., 1919-03-02

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Enroll now-Don't wait.
New claSs-IOw rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Main S6I1. Mr.. Hales,
1909 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

WANTED-White switchboard operator: hours.
TO I. Moorhead & Gilmore, 10 10th st. NV.
YOUNG ladies between 18 and
Is as message carriers; salary
SOS per month; 8-hour assign
ments; permanent position. with
opportunity for advancement.
Apply with recommendations to
Mr.. Lyddane, 1st floor, 1907 G
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
FOUND.

LIVE TURKEY on premises: the ilsniIui oWH
r. by gazing a satisfactory description OF IN. IN,
h.rd paving the cost OF feeding ana ti-S p u
-. Ira! ~ 13s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Me-; WANTED, white only-The demand for
cha ;kfears and automobile mechanics is con-
! slant and increasing BY taking $40
limited course of instruction in repairing and
driving you can At yourself In a short time TO
fill n position paying from SIS 10 $50 a week.
Day and night Glasses. National Auto College,
9th and o SITS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

MEN AND BOYS. colored, to
work in bowling alley, 9 am. to
6 PM: good pay. Recreation,
ol8 G. NV.