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The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
FISHING By DICK PEED

The lowering OF the tempera-
ture has had good effect on fishing
conditions for those who go after
bass and numerous good catches of
both kinds have been reported. The
plymouth variety is found in it's
usual haunts. but the small-mouth
fellows are gradually going into the
deeper waters. Trout are still TAX
ing the bait freely, but the waters
are generally rough and detracts
some from the sport.
Low tide at about 10 o'clock to-
day (Saturday).
Governor Harrington. Of Mary
land. caught a ffteen-pound rock
fish near the bridge across the Sew
ern River. at Annapolis. on Monday
of last week.
The many fishing friends of
Maj. Wodell will be panied to learn
of his death which occurred a few
days ago. the result Of a stroke of
paralysis.
Billy Hunter caught a siI-pound
plymouth bass and five others OF
the small-mouth variety near Syca-
more Island a few days ago.
H. c. L. (high cost of living) is
being closely followed by H. c. F.
thigh cost of fishing). All the salt
water resorts have practiced gas
pipe methods of separating you from
your money Chesapeake Beach be-
ing the one exception) and now the
plague has reached Aqua Creek,
long the good fishing place with rea
sonable accommodations. But no
longer so. Board was 81 a week
two years ago; now it is S14. Boats
were so cents a day then, now they
are 81 q day. And smelt, the uni
versal bait there. and II can be
caught in hundreds in drag seines,
are now $1.50 per hundred instead
Of 81 until October 1. A days fish,
ing NOW costs about q IS note and
q few years ago more fish and bet
ter sport could be had for half the
money. Verify. these virginians are
slow. but mighty sure.
George Wod and Edward KEN.
per caught eight fine bass castins
artificial bait in the rapid water
above Great Falls last Saturday. ,
Eddie Sullivan. formerly of
Waycross. Ca, now of Washington,
had a successful fishing trip on the
lower Potomac q short time ago
Aside from geographical delusion
that Blackston Islands was in
Chesapeake Bay, calling Virginia
spots pompano. and giving away
big white perch for sea bass. Ed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
YINC0ME LOSES
To REX eleven
Philadelphia Champions
Are Beaten by Locals
. 7 to O.

Local followers Of independent
football were given q regular treat
ysstsrday afternoon at Union League
Park when the Rex Club eleven de-
fsatsd The vincome Athletic Club
champions Of Philadelphia. in a hot
y fought and interesting game by
7 to o count
Tho locals were slightly outplayed
hy the visitors both at the rushing
snd Of the game and forward passes.
but the consistent work Of Harris.
ly periods annexed the lone touch
down The Quaker City team made
fourteen hrst downs during the bat
tie to nine registered by the North
east club. while Redding. Of the Wis
ttors. outpunted Bleier on the boot
Ing exchange
consistent line plunsing by Har-
ris and Bleier worked the pigskin
into the visitors territory IN the
hrst period and shortly after the
second session had gotten under way
Cranston, who had replaced Harris
in the backneld. broke away for q
twenty-nve-yard run and touchdown.
Bieier kicking an easy goal.
Rex Team on Defense
Rex were unable TO do much with
their opponents after this session as
the nnal half found the locals on
the defense Throughout. two first
downs and q block punt along with
an intercepted forward pass keeping
them from being scored upon. The
lineup and summary:
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dies size-up of his trip was about
correct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barstow and
William F. Harris spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Great Falls
and retuEped with plenty of fish de :
spite the bad weather. A 10-pound
catfish was part OF their catch.
Alfred Rich, Tom and Albert
Collins. Mack Sporrough and viii
liam Wyncoop had an experience al
the mouth of West River a short
time ago which they do not care
to undergo again. The party was
in a good sized motor boat fshine
for trout In the deep water near the
path OF the big ocean-going vessels
plying to and from Baltimore. A
heavy fog had enveloped the bay
and fog horns were heard In all
directions and close by and far off
Some of the party were apprehen.
sive at first but soon became accus-
toned to the horns and continued
to haul in the big trout without
any thought OF danger. when sud
denly out of the fog a big linel
came into view, bearing down upor
their little craft which was tightly
anchored, without time to haul an.
chors and get away. The fishermen
were badly frightened but the cap.
tain OF the launch seized a big bell
carried for just such emergencies
and sounded the alarm in time fol
the pilot of the big vessel to have
engines reversed and the big shir
stopped. The liner was lost in the
fog and dropped anchor until day.
break, which permitted them to re-
gain their proper course and pro.
ceed to sea.
Many anglers go to salt water with
silk lines and steel rods, which is a
piece of inexcusable folly. Salt water
will rot your silk line in short order
while the salt air will do the bust.
ness for your steel rod quickly. Ther
the average victim Of this carelessness
or ignorance blames the man who sold
him the tackle. Dealers in sporting
goods have no silk lines or steel rods
that salt water will not ruin in q
very short time and are not to blame
II your tackle goes on the bum after
exposure to these destructive ele.
ments.
Charles Burnett was one of the 10.
cal anglers to wet line" at Great
Falls a few days ago.
"A good many bass and yellow
perch are being caught around and
below Potomac Park Some are be.
ing taken with artificial bait but the
most success ia achieved with smelt
Arnold Hunt and Jack childres.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
VIRGINIA GOLF COACH
HELPS NEWTON LANE

The Country Club Of VirCini,
entrants in the Columbia Couut.t
Clubs golf tournament which ended
Saturday pulled OF a new stunt whc,i
they brought Harry Hampton. Their
clubs professional with them.
Hampton coached all three OF tic
Richmond entrants-S. NJ NeUtc..
winner Of the first flight g.
Hawes and Judge NJ. Peck before an.
after their matches and was an inter-
csted spectator I'm the honor flight
finals when he saw his pupil. Newton.
win out
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
MONTROSE ELEVEN Is
AFTER LOCAL TITLE

The Montrose A c. would like to
bear from any teams In or around the
District that are fighting for the 40
pound championship would like to
complete its schedule as soon as pos
sibls. Would like to hear from the
Dreadnaughts of Alexandria, Va. and
The Truxton A. C.
The manager Of the Montrose is
willing to play the Mohawk A. C. at
any time. providing the game is
played on the grounds of the Mont
rose A c. as In the last game Of these
two teams Mohawks claimed a victory
on her grounds. when the game came
out q s-tos tie The manager of the
Montrose A c. can be reached by ad-
dressing all challenges to W. W. Bur-
rows. 1879 Thirty-second street north
west
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
.SEAMEN BEATEN
BY Gun eleven
Navy Yard Steam Roller
Walks Rough-shod Over
Sailors-Score $40.

The Naval Gun Factory eleven
had an easy time yesterday on the
Government Recreation League
field romping over the Seamen Gun
ners' School by q count Of - to o.
Although the Seamen team were
evenly matched in weight with the
Gunners. they had no trouble in
running through and line and
around the endsSat will.
Byers. Luscombe. Mcbride and
Snow featured at line-bucking
while Carney handled the receiving
end of the forward pass in great
style. Byers' broken field runs for
touchdown in the first two periods
were the outstanding features.
Smith and O'Neil for the Gunners
were the only consistent gamers. al
though two first downs was the best
registered by them. The lineup and
summary:
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new PILOT FOR
PITTSBURG nine
Hugo Bezdek Sure of Losing
Management Of Pirates
This Season.

A cat bounded from the bag In Pitts
burg this week From a glimpse that
fandom got from Barney Dreyfuss'
hand q hunch. sprung some time sso,
that Hugo Bezdek was through a. the
Pirate boss became generally believed
In certifying Shis list Of reservations
Tor ls1O. the Smoky City chief omitted
the name OF his manager.
Rumblings heard all during the late
season indicated that the foundation
was shaking under the Bezdek re-
glme. Lee Fohl. deposed pilot of the
Cleveland Indians. visited" Pitts
burg on several occasions and gave
Iise TO an early belief that Hugo would
lie out Of a Job next season.
Gibson May be Pilot.
George Gibson. former star catcher
or the Pirate fold. now a successfuI
manager OF the international Lea z1ie.
ls another favorite for the Job among
the rumor-makers.
The most recent entry TO the list of
probable candidates is Johnny Ever.
The wise little Trojan The former
cub and Brave star has hinted that
he would not turn down the offer
without consideration. He and Drey-
fus didn't always agree when Johnny
was prominent in National League
circles, but the Informed ones believe
that the Pirate boss wouldr not let
that stand in his way IN the quest
Of a successful manager
Prospective changes at Pittsburg
turned baseball gossip to other mana :
gerial posts around the circuit Res
ports confirmed this week brand any
changes around New York as unlike
ly Miller Huggins has signed "a
Yankee contract: Wilbert Robinson
came to terms with Charley Ebbets
and McGraw will boss his Giants
again
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
MATMEN AND BOXERS
CLASH IN BENEFIT

Wrestling and boxing will feature
a benefit to be held at the Hitch
cock Hall at the Government Hospital
for the Insane Wednesday night. The
following wrestlers win get into ac-
tion: Big Greek. Frank Zeraga. Joe
Turner and Louis Zeraga The fol-
lowing boxers Will take part: Shan
key Gardner. Young Thomas, Joe
Swartz. Nick Montana and Jack Cum
ufngham-
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* TRIMS WNc0ME QUAKER CITY GuNNRS LNDOhER SPORT
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

FIRST RACE = Colonel Murphy.
Wehew. Devil Dog.
SECOND RACE-Jay Bird. sher-
man Entry. Max Meadows.
THIRD RACE-saint's Bridge. 81
bola, Fairy Prince.
FOURTH RACE-Papp. Boniface.
ouietude.
FIFTH RACE-Ireland. Master Bill
Parr Entry.
SIXTH RACE - Rapid Day. For
man Entry. The Decision
SEVENTH RACE-oueen Blonde
Smith Entry. Blackboard
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
LAFAYETTE READY
FOR PENN ELEVEN

Easton. Pa. Oct. 1s.-Lafayetts Col
lese will play its second big game OF
eleven stacks up against the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania on Franklin
Field. The first big game was with
Princston. at Princeton one week ago.
In that contest the Big Maroon eleven
completely outplayed the Tigers and
lost through penalties and inoppor.
tune fumbles by, the count OF 90.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Trinity Beats Hyattsville.

The Trinity A. c. defeated the Hy-
sttsville A. c. 40 in an interesting
game yesterday on the Monument
Grounds. The winners made effective
use Of trick plays and forward passes
Although handicapped by the absence
of their star half-back. Mawson. the
other men in the backfleld. did splen-
did work for Trinity.
Any teams. in or out of town, wish
ing to arrange games with Trinity A.
c., please communicate with Louis
Tehaan, manager, 1232 Thirty-sixth
street northwest. Phone West e63.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
GEORGIA TECH AWAITS
GAME WITH PANTHERS

The football periscope swings
from the North for the time being.
focusing upon gridiron events be-
low the Mason and Dixon line.
Down in the land of cotton things
are bustling as Georgia Tech pre-
pares for the coming tilt with the
University of Pittsburg. which will
be- run on Forbes Field on October
-. The Golden Tornado intends
to wipe out the crushing defeat 1t
last year when the elevens met
-.,.. .rrIs Is a
.c"t broad highway paved with
good Intentions. and perhaps Techs
high resolves may furnish a few
more blocks for this avenue of de-
spair.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
last year when the elevens me
JOE TURNER WILL
MEET VICTOR SEAHOLM

Joe Turner. the local middle-weight
wrestling king. will meet Victor Sea-
holm Thursday night in hnish
bout at the Lyceum Theater Manager
Garrison booked Seaholm with Turner
on the recommendation of George
Tuthy, of Boston, who claims Seaholm
is the New England title holder and
capable enough to take the local mans
number
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
JACK COOMBS SEEKS
NEW MAJOR BERTH

New York, Oct 1e.-Jack Coombs.
who is recovering at his home in
Palestine, Tex. from a gunshot
wound inflicted by q fellow towns
man in a dispute over the right of
way on a road near Palestine q
few weeks ago. hopes to obtain an
other engagement as q major league
pilot Coombs Is anxious to prove
that. with more liberal backing
than he had as leader of the
Phillies. he can make good. Base
ball fans all along the big league
trail hope. too, that Jack will come
back.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Shorten Varsity REGATTA Course.

New York. Oct. 19.-For the first
time in the twenty-five years of its
history. the intercollegiate varsity re-
gatta at Poughkeepsie next June will
be over three-mile course instead of
the traditional four-mile route, ac-
cording to an announcement tonight
by Charles Halstead Mapes, chairman
Of the board of stewards Of the IA
nous rowing classic
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0liphant to PLAY Pro Football.

Akron. Ohio. Oct. l9.-Elm,r o.
plant. famous Army haIf-Esck. rnar
play with the Massillon Tigcl~. NorlG
professional football chamrE"a, -
cording to John Donahue. r1snaScr o.
the team. here. Donahue said
negotiations with Oliphant appear,
promising.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Nationals After Pepcos.

Ths Young Nationals baseball club
ls4mB the 3unsor championship Of the
District and are willing to settle The
dispute Of their claim with the Pepco
stub. The management of the Ma
1onals desires to hear from the
Pepoos BY Wednesday evening. Ad-
iress challenges to N. I. Lewis. 1874
street northeast
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
PRESIDENT TROPHY
GOLF PLAY STARTS

Match play in the event for the
Presidents Cup" at Chevy Chase
starts tomorrow when the thirty-two
golfers who qualified will meet In the
first round OF the eighteen hole handi-
cap. One round a day will be played,
the event ending with the finals on
Saturday. The winner gets a cup Of
fered by the president Of the club.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

Sznsfttutons. R.r A 0-Cflnstou for HErriA
Bomh.ass for BnninxhorE. Babotngton for
oanU. vsnstdn for J. MeDonald. EAzleson for
sesvnS Mcclure for HSisson. Benninxhorer
for McOu,, J. MeDonAId for v9nsesin, vern-
sf.in for McCiurs. Stevens for vsnstan, Ecksn-
dorf for Moy-r. Pennybsck for Baboington. Jones
for StsFens Vincomas-Beister for Jones' Smith
for Kamzu Bsnden for Hitchcock. Svarts for
whssix, KoeIhsr for Sssrt1 Rtnden for Koch
10. r0orhdovn-Bleer. Goals from touchdown
-B1sR. Rsfue-Ar Aous tClArhon). Um-
ars-Mr OrNssxH CMohavn). Hsafiin.snan-
M. ohr1 Cvirlantsl. Time Of periods-lo
End twelve minutes each
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Service Eiyes NAV Clash

Annapolis. Oct. 1s-Naval Academy
athletic authorities have suggested to
the Military Academy that teams of
the two institutions meet in basketball
as well as in football and baseball
The Navy Department Is willing that
the midshipmen should alternate with
the Cadets in playing on the courts
If the other. and the contests will
start this year IL the army is willing.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
STAUNTON ELEVEN
TRIM STATE FRESHIES

Staunton, Va, oct. 1s.-The Staunton
Military Academy had very little op-
position in their game yesterday with
the Maryland State Freshman, win
ming easily by the score of 20 to O.
Maryland State made only three first
downs.
The stars for Staunton Military
Academy were Capt Bentz. Mcmahon
and Brophy.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Company B Team Wins.

Company team defeated the Com
pany eleven in an interesting game
at the National Training School yes
terday by to s. Company II scored
in the first period but the eleven
came strong in the final when VEIN
berg intercepted a forward heave and
ran forty yards for a touchdown. The
summary.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Herman Va. Lynch.

Philadelphia. Oct. 'Is-whiIe in New
York to sign Johnny Dundee to meet
Stanley Hinkle at the Olympia A. A.
on Monday night. October q, Match
maker Jack Hanlon learned that the
Lynch-Herman bout. scheduled for
New Orleans. has been called or He
Immediately called up Manager Harry
Edwards on the long distance phone
and after q conference he signed con-
tracts with Lynch and Herman TO box
In . special show to be staged by the
Olympia A A on Wednesday night,
November L.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
SOLDIERS DEFEATED
BY DREADNAUGTHS

Alexandria. Va. Oct 1e.-The Dread
naughts today defeated the Sixty
third Infantry from Potomac Park
on the Ship Yard grounds by 81
too score. Although the visitors out
weighed the locals they did not pre-
sent strong offense and were not
able to solve the locals defense The
playing Of FRAZIER and r. WenzeI
featured the battle. The lineup and
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
BASKETBALL FIVES
ORGANIZED AT REED

The wounded soldiers stationed a,
Walter Reed Hospital are organisms
basketball squad. from which they
nope TO form 4 good team under the
auspices OF the Knights Of ColuInbu,
The one-leEEed and onc-armed me-
VIII participate in the scrimmagCs
They hope to have a regular" fN.
selected soon.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
War Risk Team Starts.

The War Risk football eleven in
charge Of Perry Dowrick held its
Hrst practice OF the year yesterday
On the Potomac Park grounds.
Twenty-Five players were out for this
initial WORKOUT and were run through
The fundamentals Of the game for
over an hour by the coach
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

Totals. = = Il TOtsk 3z
Summary: Runs-MienfrIrs FsIula Bsam-r
JeSt. ZAnGlotti. ssrtorie Thrce-hass hit
hAser. TSo-bse hit-A Jet Double paa
MienburE 70 sOrtOre To HAgeT Morgan 10 Law
sou 70 Merunk. Struck out-By n. Jet, .: h,
huschlitI II; Baset % hslk-Muschlnr 2 ~
Jet sscTihos hits-zsnsiott1 ssrto1e Um
p.res-Gtrelli and AcGuda
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Triangle Defeats Olympia.

The Triangle A c. under Coach
0Brien defeated the Olympia A. c.
n q hard-fought battle by a score
OF so. In the first half Curtin
blocked a kick 5 yards from the
1ne. and Franklin put the ball over
he line for a touchdown
r
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Umpire Turns Preacher.

Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. 10. - "Bull''
Johnstone, former big league umpire.
has turned to preaching and told an
audience here God never calls an
out" II the player in life tries to be
square.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Local Bowlers CHALLENGE.

The Grand Central five have chal-
lenged any duckpin quint in the Monu-
mental City for home and home series
OF ten games. total pins to count for
trophy worth $500. Address John L
Vaeth, Recreation Bowling Academy,
e1S @ streAk narthwest
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
iVirxinians After Game

The Virginia A. c.. Of Alexandria,
Va.' would like to arrange games with
any 1So-pound team in this vicinity
Games with the Seminoles. Roamer
A. 9. are wanted. Address challenges
70 c. Q. Creegan. manager. III South
Royal street, Alexandria, va.
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Substitutions: Sixty -third-Brovn for Bverhart.
MOrOsh fOT Ford Dreadnaughts- -Edmonds tor
PeytOn. Frazier for Hayden, EIinger for I;
WenEel. Crouch for Cnly. TOuchdOwns-Cmtiu
Hasson ) Goals from touchdowns-Hason e.
tin, r. WenBel- Goals from touchd0wns mis-
y. Wsnzel- Referee-Mr. ]. Daniels Umpirc
Mr.. BrAynt Hesdhnesman-Mr. Mueller Time
OF periods-s minutes each
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
QUINTON IS BEATEN
BY MOHAWK ELEVEN

The Mohawk Athletic Club seven
yesterday defeated the ouinton A c.
team in an interesting game at Seven
teenth and d streets south, by =
too count The defensive playing Of
the entire Mohawk team was the fea-
ture. although Metzers line bucking
Is worthy Of mention. The sunmarY:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Heads Cornell Harriers Club.

/. H. Houston has been elected
president Of the Cross-Country Club
of Cornell University. This club has
for years been the principal factor at
Cornell in fostering cross-country run
ming.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

-titUtlons :. A C-I Heath o. ps
Birch for Dvyer. Duyrr for -ku'try Daris ..
Hoover Hoover for McAulife. Rail for Hes
Heath for BAR. TOOchdown-Hesth Tine
sane-4o minutes Refe-ee-Mr MrGhsrrigi,
Of Business Hish. Tmer-Mr Br~cr
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Golf an Official Amherst Sport.

Golf has been made an Official sport
at Amherst College by vote OF the
student council. and matches have
been arranged with Dartmouth and
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
PEPCO CLUB LANDS
THE JUNIOR TITLE

The Pepco A. c. yesterday won the
independent Junior championship title
of the District by a win over the
Eagle A. C. by the score Of 6 TO o.
The final standing of the clubs: Pepco,
and /; Eagles, 3 and & The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Boxing Tutor for Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 10. - Larry
Conley. OF Boston. was appointed an
instructor In boxing At Harvard Uni-
versity. He viii be connected with
the department Of physical education.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Seminole Team on Ton.

The Seminole A {. ~rested IT,,
Hurdick 4. {. in p close game yester o.
day BY the score Of 10 d. Kinney and
Fitzgerald starred for tho winners suf
Cornell for the losers. The summar, .
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

Summary: Time d EAme-5 minutes 70 min
ute quarters; and minute ress R<eree-
Mr. Woods Umpire-Mr. Close. HeadlinesmAr
-Sculla. ToUchdowns- -Rittenhouse Weinberg
Goal-Goodman.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Trinity Backs Down

rhs Trinity A c. Juniors refused
- meet the grfdiron warriors Olym-
10 A c. yesterday in a scheduled
yarne.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20
Seminoles Issue Def

The Ssninoles want games with
any fast 1s-pound team IN the city.
specially the Kanowha A. c. and
Trinity A C.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

bubHtltulofS- -Smithson TOT McCbAry, Haruy
for Moran. Kaufman fu Birch, Gsngan for
Mccormick Birch for Cohill Touehdovp-Co-
hill Goals from Biorkland Safcties
-rownsend ttaekied b Upaon). Referee-Mr
Hill Umpire-Mr. Egan. Headinesmau-Ar.
Rees Time Of periods-l0 minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-10-20

Deakns. Dyer for GIL, Russell for Bsysra
Durity for Mcbride. Deakins for Turner. Childs
for Poss. Poss for Childs. Lecarons for King.
King for Lecarione. Mcbride for Durity. GIL
for Carney, Ross for Poss, Wedding for Towers,
Dorsey for Williams. Breed for ONdl Kelly
for Ellsworth Touchdovns-Bey1s I McBdds
5. Carney 5. Tuner. Snow. Luseomb. Dye.
Goals from touchdowns-Snow 10 Goals from
touchdowns missed-Snow l. Referee-Mr. Metz
Ter. Umpire-Mr. Towers 70. Of d. Headlines
mAn-Mr. Kelly. Lnesmen-Mes<A Holland
and Moshy. Timekeeper-Mr Murphy 20. Of Pa }
Time Of periods-r2, 10, II and 10 minutea
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-01-11

Cork, North-P. O'KEEFE (S.F.) re-
turned opposed
Cork, Indifference M. SW1NEY
(SF) returned unOpposed. ...
Cork North -East-T. HUNTER (S.F.)
returned unopposed.
Cork, East-D. KENT (S.F.) returned
unopposed.
Cork, south-M. Collins (S.F.) re-
turned unopposed.
Cork, South -East-D. LYNCH (SF)
returned unopposed.
Cork, West - j. HAYES (S.FD re
turned unopposed.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-01-11
DR., PATRICK MCCARTAN SAYS
REPUBIG NOW EXISTS N ireland

ern rebellion in 1916. declared that %
Sim Feiners elected to the British
parliament would not take their seats
in the House of Commons, but will
remain in Ireland and try to shape the
destinies of Ireland"
He asserted that the Sim Feiners
would convene national assembly in
Ireland from which the Irish question
would be presented to the peace con.
ference.
''We in Ireland are prepared to
make every sacrifice that can come
now in upholding what we have won.
There can be no turning back. Ire
land stands for this in the face of
England, if necessary in the face Of
the whole world The invincible Irish
nation has once more demonstrated to
the world that it cannot be crushed" /"