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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
FORDS

Miss Anna Mink entertained a num-
Der of relatives and friends at her
home in la Fayette street last Satur-
day evening in honor of her birthday.
The evening was spent in social ac-
tivities. Fred Irving of Menlo Park,
rendered many selections on his man
dolin and sang many solos, which
caused graf laughter. Refreshments
were served at a late hou. The
guests present We're as follows; Mr..
and Mrs. John Murk and family, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lusenring, Miss Ella
Murk, Misses Meta and Petra Jensen
and Miss Bertha Nelson of La Fay
cite, Miss Florence Walters of Perth
Amboy, Messrs. William Walters of
Fords, Edward Papalivitz of Perth
Amboy, Soren Jensen and Martin Mel
son of La Fayette and Fred Irving OF
Menlo Park. Miss Murk received
many presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Johanson and
daughter Emma spent Saturday night
in Perth Amboy.
Miss Irene Gross was a Perth Am
boy visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Morris Hanson and son spent
Saturday night in Perth Amboy.
Miss Marie Hanson, OF Perth Am
boy, was visiting her sister, Mrs. An
drew Oleson, Sunday.
Miss Molly Gross was a Perth AM
boy, visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jensen, OF
Perth Amboy, were the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Riley Sunday even
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
HELMETTA

Word has been received from Frank
Witkowski, son of Mrs. John Wit
kowski, that he is confined 70 the
Brooklyn naval hostipal with an in
jury TO his leg. During his year in
the service he has been torpedoed and
i'll the balance OF the time in hospitals.
John Nalek spent the week n at
his home here, arriving on Friday
from Bresc, where he completed his
tenth trip overseas on a transport.
His brother, Andrew Nalek, was also
a home visitor. he being n member of
The crew Of tho II. s.. s. Camden To-
Gated in the Philadelphia district.
Harry Johnson arrived home on
Monday evening from Camp Mills.
He arrived home last week from over
sesa and was a member of the famed
twenty-ninth division, New York's
own He tells many interesting
tales of his six months service and in
cidentally how it feels to go Owe tho
top" nine times as was his expert
cuCe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L.atkauic, Of New
brunswick. spent the week end with
their relatives here.
Andrew Vcnternoff spent the week
end here from a hospital in Staten
Island. He is on c%rutches. having re-
ceived two bad wounds in the same
leg at different times and walked with
great difficulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. Myers and daughter Marie,
Mrs. James Yates, Mrs. Fred Reid.
Mrs. Charles Reid, Mrs. Peter Var
Pelt, MI. and Mrs. Casper Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wooten, Sr. Mrs. Mill
mar Misses Mamie and Rose Albeck-
er, Halle Rogers. Ross Hillyer and
George Lanky visited in Perth Amboy
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley s. Karvan
shopped in New Brunswick Saturday
night.
David Dobson of New York. visited
his mother over the week end.
Mrs. George ID. Rue is visiting her
o Floyd at Crawford. Mrs. Floyd
Jack Bernard, of Camden, visited
friends over the week end.
Nelson jolly, Charles Becker, Dallas
Rue and Salvador Thorn attended the
performance at the New Brunswick
Opera house Saturday night.
Miss Gwendolyn Brown, of Rhode
Hall, visited Miss Beatrice Appleby
over the week END.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wooten, Jr.,
have rented the Ellis Appleby estate.
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. B.. Carpenter.
Miss Jennie Erickson, of Helmetta,
visited Miss Louise Thom Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallenback were out
of town visitors Saturday.
Miss Mildred Karvan visited her
mother at New York over the week
end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
KEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
daughter Miss Harriet of Broad street.
have returned from q weekend VISIT
at Red Bank.
Mrs. Frank Van Pelt and daughter
Miss May Van Pelt of Second street
were the recent guests of friends at
Perth Amboy. r.,
Clarence r. Bedle, of Jersey City,
was the guest OF friends In the Dor
ough over Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Rider who has been
III at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. john
w. Keough, of church street has re-
covered sufficiently to be able to go
to her home In South Cohn;
Miss Rider Is a teacher in the local
high school and has been given a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. Dykstra of Maple Place was
the recent guest OF friends at Perth
Amboy.
Mrs, David c. walling and daugh-
ter Dorothy OF Church street have re-
turned from a visit with relates al
New Brunswick and Stelton, n. j.
Mr.. fand Mrs. Charles r. Dawson
and children of Atlantic street were
visitors at Perth Amboy on Saturday.
Mrs. i. Thomas and daughter MISS
Olive have returned TO their home IN
East Orange after having been u
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Kahler, of Warren street.
Mrs. Walter Var Keuren n daugh-
ter Miss Helen, of Red Bank were the
Guests of the forfer's fothcr Mrs. j.
p. Carhart of Osborne street ulis
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Barnett OF
Euglewood spent h week end as inc
guests of the latter's parents MT. ana
Mrs. Harey Bronner of Maple Place
Mike Gormerly of atawa was ar
| rested here on Monday under orders
of the commanding officer of camp
Anato N. j. charged with desertion'
Gormeriy was arrested by Niiilam
Barnes Military Police h a Deeh
sent here for the arrest from the
Camp, and held under order OF ohcer
George Mason. On Tuesday
at s o'clock Gormerly was 10
the camp by NJ. p. Barnes.
J. Zimmerman local demonstrator
for the Loremarine Plane and MOTOR
gave another OF his inter-
estine flights over the borough on
TNnesday noon. Mr.. Zimmerman flew
| for about an hour n his manoeuVers
are indeed interesting TO witness as
thew are of the most difficult KIND.
| Although Mr.. Zimmerman a peeh
an aviator for ONE time. this was the
FIRST opportunity his mother Mrs. 9. a.
Nacatee has had 20 watch him. Mrs.
Macatee came here from san Juan, r.
r., 70 visit her son Paul q. Zlmmer-
man and family OF Osborne street sew
! eral weeks Z but has spent much
of her time in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
kEYPORT CLUB
EVENT ENJOYED
Thought Club Guests of Mrs.
Eva Reynolds at Most De-
IightfuI Event

KEYPORT March, 12-Mrs. Eva
Reynolds entertained the members of
the Thought Club at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Q. w. Walling, of First
street on Monday evening, when a
very enjoyable evening was spent by
the club members and their guests.
A short was given, insluding
the following numbers: Story, Mrs,
Fred c.. Ogden: vocal solo, Mrs. Fred
T.. Sc~hildknecht; recitation, Miss
Marie NJ. Campbell: vocal solo. Mrs.
Schildknecht; poem, Mrs. o. d. Wall
ing. During the social hour which
followed games were enjoyed and
awards were made to Mrs. w. S. wal
lace and Mrs. John Foster.
Refreshments were served in Keep
ing with st. Ptarick's Day and each
guest received a shamrock and green
lolly pop, as souvenirs of the occas
ton. Among those present were Miss
Miriam Conover, Mrs. Charles Adare,
Mrs. j.. Reynolds Mrs. Charles RI
o. d. Walling, Mrs Chester A. WALL
inc. Mrs, Fred L. Schildknecht, Mrs.
III, Lewis Hutchinson, Mrs. +. A.
Smith, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. ]. Arch
MacEwan, Mrs. N. Rowe, Miss Marie
NJ. Campbell, Mrs. Fannie Morris,
| Mrs. Fred c. Ogden, Mrs. Charles v.
Kruser, Mrs. George NJ. Post. Mrs.
William s. Holmes, Miss Lillian
Campbell, Mrs. Thomas i. Smith and
Miss Annie i. Tlton. -,
The next meeting of the club Will
be held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
J.. Smith of First street, on Monday
evening, March Gath, when the occa-
sion will be q masquerade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
KelpoIt R. A. News
By Special corressondeaE.

By Special C~orressondeaL.
KEYPORT, March 12th-A dele
CATION Of five from Coronal Council,
No. 1855, Royal Arcanum attended o
meeting of Passaic Council of Passaic
Monday night when the event of the
evening was a class initiation and ao-
dresses by Deputy Good Gin and Past
Grand Regent Haring. Those in the
local party were Regent John Stout,
Sitting Past Regent Louis Stuitz, Jr.,
John Stultz, Charles V. Kruser and
Deputy A. A. Philo.
On Friday night Ladies Night viii
be observed at which time Coronal
Council will entertain all the members
and their friends with a pleasing pro-
gram which will include q plano and
violin duet by Miss Erhel Simonson
and Cyrus Ross, a vocal solo by Miss
Tessie ~Schenone, piano solo by Leroy
Stultz, recitation by Miss Dot Seeley,
solo by George s. Hyer, address by
Granell Knox, chairman on Committee
on State OF the Order after which
Rev. +. I. j. Reynolds will give his
famous lecture Theodore Roosevelt,
his life and works." which will be il
Illustrated with one hundred and TWEEN
ty-five slides. After the program an
informal dance will be held and re-
freshmentS will be served.
The biggest event in the history oil
Coronal Council will take place OF
the evening of March 31st at Eagle
Bali room, Newark when the degree
team OF the local lodge will have tn,
honor TO exemplify the prize ritual
No. / upon 4 class Of $50 candidates
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
SOUTH AMB0Y

The w. X. U. Verein, a German
benefit lodge which has been or
ganized for many years has dissolved.
and has divided equally between All
its members the money which Was
on hand. II IS understood that the
cause for their breaking up" was on
account of the various members being
dissatisfied as 10 their meeting place.
which Was nj ErnstOn.
The stereopticiOn lecture by Rev
Francis Medallion, on the topic sac
inc sublime" which was given al ST.
Maryss school Hall a night. was list
ened to by mann people from this city
and vicinity. Rev. Mr.. MEDALLION Is
a noted orator from Camden. who
very kindly consented to eome here
20 give this lecture. which 10 ue nrst "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
JAMESBURG

The entertainment given in Lange's
Hall on Monday night, by the Sunday
school class OF the Methodist church,
attended and very well executed.
It was a comedy-drama and was
was well attended and very well exc
cuted. 1t was q cofedy-drama and was
well received by the audience. The
cast of characters follows: Miss Mar
garet Henley" an heiress, Miss Marion
Brown: Miss Euphemia Addison"
her chaperon, Miss TIilda Baremore;
Miss Jane LOvejoy," from the lost
nation, Mrs. Cleveland WINS; Katie
O'Conner," Miss Henley's servant,
Dorothy Capewell: Miss Henley's
sisters, "Miss Barbara Livingstone"
Miss Sylvia Waddy; Miss Bette Cam
eron," Miss Florence Brown; Miss
Marion Reynolds" Miss Helen LANCE;
Just Lizzie" the Ghost, Miss Will
eta Conover: Miss Alibi," Miss
Alias" Miss Baremore, Miss Grace
BreckwcdeL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

be given out of his home town of
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dawson, have
flowed from their former home in low
err John street, to 2S1 Georges street,
where they will now make their home.
Many OF the streets OF this city are
undergoing improvements being scrap
ed and filled in. Bordentown avenue
is having the trolly tracks resurfaced,
a matter hat the common council has
long sought for.
Next Friday night, the st. Mary's
Boy Scouts will play the St. Peters
High School from New Brunswick.
This team is longing to get a "wack'
at the locals, so a good game is ex-
jected.
Thomas Melrose has secured q posi-
ton with the California Loading
company at Old Bridge, and entered
upon his duties yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sadie Harris
Clayton, wife of William +. Clayton
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from the Methodist Prot
estant church, with Rev. II. III. Slater
officiating. Mrs. Clayton died OF her
home in Mechanicsville on Monday
night after a short illness. She is sur
vived by . husband and n child. All
members of Friendship Council No.
16, Daughters of Liberty are invited
to attend.
The tennis committee of the Y. M.
C. A, held their first meeting last
night, and will shortly put before the
| committee management a recommen-
| dation for new back stops for the
| court, as we'll as having all new equip
ment. From the enthusiasm shown at
the first meeting, a successful tennis
year should be the result.
Secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A, Cros
by Matthews, has returned to this city
after a short trip TO Harrisburg, Pa,
on business.
Railroads operating in the local coal
yards, still continue to be slack, and
many men are daily without work
Hopes are extended for some RELIEF
soon.
Frank MacCarroll, the income ta1
deputy, who is located at the City
Hall, in the mayors office for the bal
ance of this week, continues busy, fig
uring six per cen on e~Veryone's in
come. Many Moore persons his yea
are filing income tax returns than last
year, which proves that the people ii
this vicinity have been making enor-
nous high wages All returns mus
be filed by Saturday of this week ol
persons violating this rule will b.
prosecuted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
FRENEAU

Miss Leona Duncan has returned
home after spending several days with
her aunt, Mrs. Robert MacElavine,
of E~nglishtown.
Mrs. Anna Cottrell, of Asbury Park,
is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. William Lockwood.
Mrs. Mary Kelly is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. William
Donahue, of Red Bank.
Mrs. John Voorhees,, of Keyport,
spent Friday with her father, James
Roberts, of this place.
Mrs. Herbert Burlew spent Friday
out of town.
Allen Lockwood and Al Schwitzer
were Keyport visitors Thursday night.
Miss Anna and Mary Thompson
were Perth Amboy visitors recently.
Miss kathryn Emmons was a Perth
Amboy visitors recently.
Mrs. s. Price was an out of town
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Ziegler spent Wednes-
day out of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
kEASBef

Miss Margaret Smith entertained
q number of her friends and relatives
at a party given at her home III
Smith street Saturday night. Musical
and vocal selections were rendered
and games were played. At a late
hour the guests were erved with re.
freshments. Among those present
were: The Misses Lucille Fee, Eliza
beth and Julia Mattoche, Grace La
Forge, Winifred McGraw and Marga-
rec Smith Of town; Mrs. A. j. Schmidt
and sons, John, Hans and Henry OF
Fords; Mrs. George Schmidt, of town;
!Messrs. Matthew Epstein, Arthur
Young n Louis Shelling, OF Perth
Amboy; Otto Schustcr, Joseph Pars-
Ter, Louis Grispart, Henry Gion,
James Rogan and John 10th, of town.
and Maniard Nelson, Of Fords.
Instead Of holding their regular
weekly meeting, the Camp Fire Girls
pleasantly surprised their guardian,
Miss Rose Robinson at her home Fri
day night in honor OF her birthday
The girls gathered early in the even
ing and completely surprised theiT
guardian. A repast was served al
$3.50 and the table was handsomely
decorated. Musical and vocal selec-
tons were rendered by a umbe OF
the girls and n little sketch was also
rendered. The girls presented Miss
Robinson with a handsome GIT
Those present were the Misses ltose,
Julia Ruth and Lillian Robinson
Marguerite Quish, Helen Sullivan
Margaret Smith, Rosaline Bofhner,
Sarah McGraw, Theresa Lowenkopi
and Mrs. Nathan Robinson of town;
Miss Florence Epstein, of Perth AM
boy. and Izola and Sadie johnson OF
Fords. d,
Robert Meyer, of Brooklyn. visited
1T, naranfS nUnr tho week end.
Messrs. Charles Pfeiffer, ST.,
Charles Pfeiffer, Jr., Irwin Pfehfer,
James Quish and daughter Marguer-
lite motored to Plainfeld Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
WORTHWHILE

Mrs. Ethel Piet. of Jersey City,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Woollcy.
Mfr. and Mrs. Alfred Cottrell and
family spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Robert SteniclN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Bennett and
family we're out of town visitors re-
Gently.
A daughter was born on Friday
morning to Mrs. Nalda Dolson.
Mrs. Alfred Stultz, of .Matawan. and
children spent the Weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Louis StultZ.
Mr.~and Mrs. Harry Hyer, Of Mat
avian, and daughter Myrtle spent sun
day with Mrs. John Hyer.
Mrs. Gertrude Chasey was . Key
port visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Philip Crime, of Wichatuub, has
moved to Mr.. Becker's house.
Mrs. Frank Kress and children were
Keyport visitors Saturday.
Mrs. James kilcomins and children
were Keyport visitors Saturday.
Master William Lane and Warren
VanPelt were Freehold visitors sat
urday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Why druggists Recommend
Swamp-Root

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kid
ney, liver and bladder medicine.
1t is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening me-
dicine. IL helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do the work nature intended
they should do.
wears. II is SOLD by all druggists on
It's merit and IL should help you. No
other kidney medicine has so many
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and
start treatment at once.
However. II you wish first 10 test
this great preparation send ten cents
10 DR.. Kilmer a Co. Binghamton. y.
v. FOR a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the Perth
Aoboy ~ ening News-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
KEASBEY

Trolley service was hampered here
for about one hour at 4:3O O'Clock
Monday afternoon, when Public Ser
vice car No. 1.94S became badly de-
rallied near the Keasbey school. The
rear trucks left the rails and almost
turned the car crosswise on the road.
After working for over an hour, the
wrecking crew again righted the troll
ley. Motorman j. Smith of Perth
AmboY. was in charge of the car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Rad Had His Eltnu.

Ted's mother has given him an al
ioNance CT ten cents a week. but she
has tried 30 encourage him 10 save
some of IL as II matter Of training.
Last Saturday she asked him how
much he had LEFT. lie looked rather
chagrined at first and then finally con-
fessed that he had spent It all. His
mother appeared sorrowful, until Ted
added with enthusiasm: 'But, say, l
sure have lived like n prince for once"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Cooling Air in Mines

To cool the air far under ground,
and thereby permit the miners to work
longer shifts, the owners Of a Euro
pean coal mine compress air at the
surface OF the ground end pipe IL
through the workings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Peru sparseiy Populated.

A territory on the Pacific ocean APP
proximately 1,40O miles in length and
700 miles In width is occupied by Peru.
The territory extends over eI9.6o0
square miles, with a population that 10
estimated at 100000, or, approxi-
mately, SO TO the square mile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
AsbeStos Ropes7

To lessen the amount OF metal used
In fire cal Il Hungarian living in
Canada has patented one. the chief
features of which is q basket to be
lowered by ropes from a bracket fas'
tened 10 a window frame.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2year-oIds selling; 81 fur
longs Game Chick. lot: Bright Gold, ll2;
Edith K, lol; Lonely. l0o: Service Star, l01
Indisoetion. lT; Northern Belle. los: Incinera-
tor 1T: Castor. IOl; SimDeton. ia; Sand Bed,
ITO; Track Star. 100; Fair Colleen. lG; Falstaf.
l0l; 'Baly Bell. l04.
SECOND RACE-For 2-year-olds: the Medoc
Purse; about furongs. Minute Man. ll6;
Lady Archie. l03 Royal Duck. 10: Moruni los
Hsckamore. ITO; Ira Wilson. ll3; Shillelagh ID,
lie
THIRD RACE-For 2year-olds and up; high
weight handicap; the Leviathan about fur
longs. Toto, lo3; Enfilade, l3l; Bill McCloy.
10: Kashmir. IA; Masda. l23: Pickwick. rs:
Arnold, II Pen Rose. III; War Bond, ll6
FOURTH RACE-For all ages: the West
chester Handicap; $4,000 added; mile Re
count, 1o1; Bally. 100; Jock Scot, liz; Star
Master. II; Spur, l02; Audacios. 12; Pick
wick. los; Hannibal. ia. The weight on Re
count includes penalty Of three pounds
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
the Duroc Handicap; selling; Lie miles. 'Sin-
dial d. l0o: Whimsy. l0S: Ground Swell. los;
'Tetley. %; Snap Dragon d. III; albert A.
lG: lemons Bon. 1G.
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; claim
ing; ~ miles. Don Dodge. lOs; Lord Herbert.
100: 'Umbala, 5: Capt. Hodge, lol: Frank
waters, l0s; John !. Day. IA: Znnia. Ill:
Kilkenny. Ill; Peerless One. lo6; 'Prim ID, s.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; 3year-olds and up
six furlongs: -Reta B. 100: MARY NJ, lOi; Bah,
Girl, l05; Dolly, lo5; 'Emdeu. lT; Star Baby
lU; Prince Direct. loS; Thistlepreen l09; En-
nifty. Ill; Donald McBurke, liz; Arthur Middle
ton, liz; Premium. liz Also elieible-Squesler
IL; Sentimental. l06; Jap. 100; War Prize. l0s
James T. Clark, liz; Mary's Mameto. 10s
SECOND RACE-Oaiming: 2year-olds; maid
ems; five and onehaf fmlongs: Little Niece
l0e; RAY Atkin, l06: .Tumbleweed. los; Center
vile. lGs; Princess Lou, los; Simonite. Ill
Midia, ZOE; Melvin. Ill; Dolph. Ill; Rapit
Stride, III; Director James. Ill; Hosler. 1l3
Also eligibie-Missed The Time, l0d
THIRD RACE-The Mount Auburn 500
Handicap; 3year-olds and up; sir furiongs
Skiles Knob. lo2; Sewell Combs los; Jane Penny
baker, l0T: Top Coat, los; High Cost, ID; Jacl
Hare. ir.. la.
FOURTH RACE-walnut Hills 5000 Handi
cap; 2year-olds; one mile: Oleaster, los; Maize
fab; Gen Glen, los: Alula, los; C1intonville, liz
Breadman. Il6: Prince Pat, III.
FIFTH RACES so added; the Latonia Cup
Syear-olds and up; two and onefourth miles
Kincozi. 81: Legal, lO5; Midway. ll9; Be Frank
IL; Exterminator, 1a.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming: 3year-olds and I'D
mile and one-eighth: sDickery Dare, l0s; Hon
do, los; 'Dahabiah 2nd. 100; .F1apper. 100; Ne
dusa, ITO; Eda Hermann, i10; sCorydon, LIE
Night Owl, ll3; Opportunity. 1l3
SEVENTH Claiming; Syear-olds ant
mp; mile and one-eighth: Linden, l0c; sBour
bon Lad. 10; Mistress Polly. liz: Grey Eagle
lis; Brownie Mcdowell. LIS; Jim Hefsring LIZ
i -.f-sf
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For s-year-olds: claiming o.
mile: 'ooesnns los; Goldine loS; .Faissn Dur's
impl, los; -TStle. l0s Sea Queen. lU: Kit,
Gordon. lo5: Pirate McGee las
SECOND RACE-Cheyy Chase S;eeTlechss
and onehslf: wsIdsaip. les: 'DSbadrn. Dc
.Douhle;. 80; Topry Ni1. lN: Pion-er L
'syosset. $50: WHrlcck. 10: Lyle. iag: Ro
GooifsiioW. =: :Due,tis.e iB: Decisive. -
'Gresutrrs Stshe eutry. y. z Wideaers e-Ii0
THIRD RACE-For 3-year-olds and NJ. clzIu.
ing: siN furinugs: Foreground. 1T. PspH =
'Grimalkin. los Sim FeineT dmp 10: ArHb
90 On. lI3; Cobalt Las 10, RssnAr1k. ioi
Rapid Dsy. l6.
FOCRTH RACE Pr ; wear ODD and az. %.
ing mile and one sinie-uth 'Z0gagc q. -,.Hhi
eu Glow iT: ATlun ~ Queen Blonde %
Lszy lou IOa; IacE n SPADE IL; TurqHiu .
lOs Indian Char; -. Ca sta Jary II2 JEf'hrr
IL: puts aud calls lC
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp: SNssr ,oII>- 90
mile: CAmouherr 10: Lord Br-rtuD. O.
DT'Che<s LSre ~
SIXTH RACE-Fo- 1ysarolds and Of Ill
mile anI or irrIDug. The Rllgrsu - o.
Fountain Tsy. e.. Wises, Pool lGs Queci 70.
the Sea. lG; 'wAukeAg. los; Daddy's Choi9
lG Puts aud Calls l0
SEVENTH RACE-For 5yesr-0lds and ur.
ssiEnE: nile aud one-siHfeenth Neisn,hol
l0s. sin Bird. Il2. Nol4n. IL. GrNndes 'C
John ". Klein. iG Hong Kong. los: rinar.
rs: Go,5e' -. Hs-ry B-i1u".-i. IL FrB
Monroe liz: 'Fg1utain Fag -
'npren'irs snrWsnr. olaiEaed
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
HILLTOP TEAM
T0PLAYv.P.I.
Blacksburgh Eleven Pre-
pared to Give George
town Real Battle.

c Georgetown's contest with the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute this
afternoon on the Hilltop campus
should produce better football than
any game which has been played
here In years. From all reports the
Blacksburg institution Is sending
up the strongest squad that has
represented II on the gridiron in
many seasons, and the players are
csnndent that they will humble the
Blue and Gray.
7 Tech Is heavy. probably as heavy
as Georgetown Two members OF
tAs big back field are sprinters Of
Known ability, together with being
wonderful open field runnera
: v. p. /. has a well coached team
Charley Bernier has been more sue
csssfui In directing football squads
than any other branch of athletics.
No one questions that v. p. I. had
one Of the best elevens in the South
last year. as 1t trimmed Washing
ton and Lee. North Carolina Uni
versity, and North Carolina State.
and won every game II played.
Georgetown's ofrense Is difficult
to stop. 1t may be stopped for a
few minutes. but It has the quality
% gradually wearing down a de-
fense until IL crumbles. That was
the case against West Virginia
wesleyan and the same thing may
be true in this contest. But with
big fast backs and a powerful line
v. p. I should make a great deal
more trouble than Georgetown Is
looking for. The game will start at
o'clock.