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The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
BOWIE RESULTS.

fIRSr RACE-Si1 furions, Col Murnh,
lJ Ricel. $40. go. 20: Link BoC Iio
tfricsl. ~ SEQ: Eastern Glow. III (HamiI-
toni. go. Time. I:l5 -. Roc4aree, Sadie n
MAJOR Fisk, First Consul Epphanes, Col Lit.
EardoIa, Gain de Cause Brutus, Spotless. Doro-
thy's Pet. Primitive, also ran
SfEOND RACE-Fiye and one-balf fur,oncx
ltntyrTidd, ITO tEnsor). $40. 80. 80: Lunetta.
Il6 th,ce), 20, go; KallipoiS liz (Corcyl,
30 Tine. lN Is Weary. Violet Tip. ny
Boots. Phantom Fair also nan
THIRD RACE-Seven furlonss. whimsy, lis
tfnsorl. 80 so. $40; Jyntee. III Meyers,
} ", 3o; Hected I'd, Ill (ButweTD. 40 Time,
70 10 ballast. Ben Hampson. Blackboard,
MSmitc. Sweet Tooth, Bslly Mooney. Back
nay. Cock o the Main also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile Ophelia, lis
tkice'. 80. go. 30; Duchess Lace, 10 Csut-
weld, $50. 80; War Smoke l0e (McCrann),
~ Time. l42 Is Sun Dial also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 70 yards Widow
Bedotte. ll3 (steriing). 1lo. 800. 40; Queen
oI the Sea. ITO Aeyers). 26o 2D; Sibola, llO
tButweiD, $50 Time. las 25 Sister Emblem.
Meiiora, Keen Jane also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 70 yards Moth
er-in-Law. lo1 (Hamilton). $50. SEQ, $50; Tit
ior Tat. los (Rodriguez). r.lo 50: Little Ed.
iol tRomanilla). $50 Time. $50 Capital City,
DalroSe. Mannchen, Butcher Boy Garbage, Co
raeho. Hudas Brother. Galleyhead. BaiaDet
SEVENTH RACE One and one-si1teenth
miles Dorcas, 81 tPierce). 42D. go, 40; Ne
oraska. lilo tRodrguez). 40 40: vigilante. l05
Coiiins). 24o Time. Isl IS. Highland Lad.
Aster1sk, Dandy Dude. Pibroch also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3-year-olds and up; claim
ing; eh furlongs. Frank Monroe. lis; Indian
Shant. n3; Otisco. lII; Toadstool. 100; Helen
=. 10: 'Snorosa, l05; Mandarin. ll3: Brisk,
l3: Toruuato ID, 100; W. Ward. 100; Brigida,
lb; hingling I'd, lis; Finard, l0s; Superba, l06
Marjorie. lb. Also eligible: Lady Ivan, Ill
R.nkavoys 100; -Jacnetta. lol; Ruth Strick-
land. l0j.
SECOND RACE - Gaining for 3year-olds
and up: mile and 70 yards Bellriuger, ia;
Miss Bryn. LII; ,wewoka. lo6; Rouen. lc4
Napoh. los: 'Perigourdine. l0l; Bogart, ia;
Louave, los; The Lost Bird. los; Wilfreda, lci
y Lountsin Fay. lA; Stir Un n4; Arbitrator.
i0; Fairy Prince. loi; Sophia Gatewood. lo6
Senator Broderick, Io4
THIRD RAcE-The Industrial Purse; 2year-
oids; mile. Kings Champion. liz; Smart
,Ini. lo2; Rnbidium. 80; Oriental Park, 100:
Shiuelagh ID. lc2: Toucanet %; Cock o. the
Hoost lV; American Boy. l0e.
FoURTH RACE-The Columbia Handicap; all
ages; ] mile. Leochares. lbs; Clean Gone, l0l
s1lvestra, ITO; Wood Violet, IS; Wood Trap.
1e Midnight Sun. loe. 3"
FIFTH RAcE-The Hopeful Purse: for all
ages; ! mile and 70 yards. Douglas S.. 100
var Machine, los; Pastoral Swain. lol; Knot.
Charlie Leydecker. los: Duke John. lol
Apnee. -; Fell swoop. los: Daydue, Iol Ballet
SIXTH RAcE-c.imins; ,year-olds and up:
LIS miles. John /. Day. liz; .sunnyhiii, iW:
Bolster. lo7: Indy, liz; .Rockport, lW; Nor
mon Eder. l6; swarsaw, i0.
sENENTH RACE-Claiming; s-year-olds: TX
miles, Joan Of Arc. los; Umbreila, 100; Mel
snehoila, nl; Fairy Prince. IS; Frank Shannon,
~; Dancing Carnival. 81; veto. %; BaIly
Council. 100; Psdus. 81; .war Plume, s.
rive pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
CENTER SEEKS TO
BATTLE w. & ]. TEAM

Washington. Pa. Nov. Is.-Center
College of Danville. KY. conqueror Of
West Virginia and the ''upstart" Of
the 1913 football season, wants to
arrange a post season game with
Washington and Jefferson. A football
enthusiast Of Charleston. w. Va, rep
resenting the college sport devotees
Of the Mountain State capital and the
lumni of Center College, called John
". Murdoch. manager OF W. and j., on
the long distance telephone today and
proposed a game between the teams
at Charleston on Nov. - He made an
attractive financial proposition, stat
ing that Center wanted to play a well
known Northern team on that date,
selecting w. and ]. because of its de-
feat Of Syracuse and because of the
belief in Charleston that w. and ].
would defeat West Virginia on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
SCHOLASTIC GRID FANS
AWAIT BIG TITLE GAME

Fate has decreed tomorrow VIII be
the greatest day IN the history Of
Washington High School sports. Never
before has any one day held such an
important place In high school history.
first. because II is the FIRST time since
the organization Of either school that
Tech and Central have met In The last
game of the season to play on their
annual contest and also to play for the
championship Of the high schools.
This contest Is always looked upon
as the best game OF the football sea-
son because Of the great rivalry be-
tween the schools. The contest draws
one OF the largest crowds Of the year
and many people come from out of
town cities to witness a game.
When the two teams meet the spec
tators will look upon them as being
the strongest teams ever produced by
the local schools and also they win
see two teams, one Of which. Central.
has gone through a season vanquish-
ing every opponent which II has met,
and Tech. which has only been hum
hied by the Georgetown freshmen
These records include both out OF
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MOHAWK ELEVEN TO
BATTLE MONTROSE A. G.

The Mohawk A. C. will meet the
strong Montrose A. C. Sunday on
the grounds of Wisconsin avenue
and o streets. 1t will be the Sec
ond meeting of the clubs, the first
ending in dispute. The team that
now represents the southeast club
men Is a different eleven as the
old team has disbanded and the
new eleven has worked its way
favorably into the eyes of the pub
lie. A good game can be expected
as 1t is for the 140-pound cham
pionship and the Mohawks have
yet to taste defeat.
Coach Cohill has called a prac-
tice for tonight at $50 and re-
quests all members to be on hand
as he has found several flaws in
the attack in last Sundays contest
with the Virginia A. c.
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GENERALS PLAYS
USED AT HILLTOP

The Georgetown football war
riors were out on the Hilltop grid
iron yesterday working out defen-
siye plays in preparation for the
Washington and Lee game Satur-
day. A short scrimmage was given
the team against the scrubs and
then signals were run through.
Bill Dudack, the big tackle, viii
be out OF the game for the balance
Of the season, as the x-ray pictures
revealed compound fracture just
above the ankle. Capt. Johnny NC
Quade will most likely watch the
game with the Generals from the
side line, although he may be used
in part OF the contest II his knee
will permit without further In
Jury. McQuade will be saved for
the Boston College game. Novem-
her 20.
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own contests and game In the High
School League Tech also has q q
credited to her. gained In the contes
with Western.
Central. with its fne backfield
ConkIin. r. A. Newly. strohecker an
Russell. is picked a. the favorite In Tn
contest on Friday. The Central line
like q brick wall when the team n d
danger and when they are on the de
fensive. and when working on the OF
fensive they are more Ike a tank
going forward and seldom Backward
The line offers fine interference 10
its runners and when an opening d
the opposing line is wanted the Gen
tral men make the opening. The Lad
are well coached and work the aeris
attack and end run trick with grea
efficiency and speed
The game will probably start befon
p. m. as IL is expected TO talo
longer than the usual contest. Nn
dusk settles over the Central Stadium
early at this time Of the year. Tn
ofhctals will be Magoff1n. referee: ToI
ley, umpire. and Journey. head lines
man.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
.ADDIE" JOSS ONLY HURLER
TO PITCH TWO NO hit GAMES
Proves llin< to Chicago White Sox as He
Twice Registered Battles-Fans Remem-
Der the Tough One Ed Walsh Lost.
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND

During the years the American League has been playing
there have been tSeniy-six ersor be
pitched game which opponent did make hit
Young for Boston; Frank Smith, of Sox and Adde Joss for
Cleveland have each pitched games which they banked their
rivals without a scratch hit
Ade" JOSS the grand old fellow. had the jnx the Chicago
White Sox for both his against them The first
be prevented them from making hit October 1905 and the
fans well remember that for the which he
and big Ed Walsh and the latter show he there himself
that day held the Cleveland team to one hit
Some cones And it certainly that the fans of Cleveland
Gained tough game for the big fellow lose They would
not give credit to Joss for pitching better one.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
STATE Is CRIPPLED
FOR WESTERN GAME

Maryland State will be without
the services of Bailey. the center.
and Edel. the big tackle, as both
are confined to their beds by ILL
ness. Brander worked out IN
Bailey's place and Brewer was In
at tackle in place Of Edel.
The contest with Western Mary
land is the second game on States
schedule where the title Is at stake
and the College Park team Is an
xious to come through the fray
with a clean slate. SO that when IL
meets Johns Hopkins on Thanks
giving Day It will have a clean
sweep for the State championship.
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Hold Secret Practices.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 1s.-Ru-
mors of one kind don't sput zip into
football players. Harvard is full OF
rumors of that kind.
To get his boys away from the
Crimson campus. Coach Bob Fisher
will hustle his regulars and substi-
tutes off to some place in Massa-
chusetts' tonight to spend the re-
naming days before the Yale game.
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Army Uses "Ghost Ball.

West Point, n. Y. Nov. 19.-The
Army squad worked early and late
today in furtherance of their prep
aration for the Navy game. The
coaches drove the men at high speed
for two hours, reQuisitioning two
ghost" balls which were brought
into play when the drive extended
into the semi-darkness.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Hinkel After Bout.

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 19.-Matt
Hinkei. local fight promoter, today
said he had received a telephone
call from the manager of Jimmy
Wilde. English hy-weight cham
pion. asking for terms for wilde's
first American bout. Hinkel did
not say whether he made an offer
but So id he hoped to land the.show.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

August II. 1sot-Tsnnehill. Boston vs. Chicago.
July - lst6-Healey. Athletics vs. St Louis
September 6, 1916 Smith, Chicago vs. Detroit
September 2. IG5- Dneen, Boston vs. Chi
cagO-
Ime 90 ls0s-YouHg Boston vs. New York
September 9. ls0j-Rhoades. Cleveland vs..
Boston.
September D. I9Os-smith. Chicago VS.. Ath-
letiCs.
October . l9,s-Joss. Cleveland, ,yvs. Chicago.
April D. lslO-JUss. Cleveland VS.. Chicago
May r. l9,0-Bender. Athletics vs. Cleveland.
July .. Igll-WoOd. Boston st. LOuis
Auguss q. I9ll-WalSh. chicago vs.. Boston.
july 1. i9l3-MuIln. Detroit vs.. St Louis
August 9c. III Hamilton. st. Louis VS. De
trOit.
MAY g. l9;i-Benz. Chicago vs. Cleveland.
J;u'e q. 1916 FTs.cr BCsfm " NeS York
August 26. lSI6-Iu-h. Athletics vs.. Clcyr and.
NaaT1st j. I9I6-Leonarl. Boston vs.. St Louis
ATJil II. iSH-IiCotte Chicago vs. st. Louis
April q, 1871 MoVridGr. New York yS. Boston.
May ). 1911 honb. St LoUi' vs. Chicago.
May e. lsT-Iirnou. St Louis vs.. Chicago
June = leI7-Shurr. Boston Washington
sept eBher TO- I9I9-Caldwell, Cleveland vs..
Now York
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
BROOKLAND TO USE
AN AERIAL ATTACK

Catholic University is working
hard in preparation for its gan<
with the villanova University on
Saturday. Coach Tom Tracy is
drilling the players in offensive
plays to break up the aerial at
tack of the visitors, as he expects
that the overhead heave will be
their chief stock in trade in this
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Dartmouth Letter Men.

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 1S.-Twenty-
one members of the Dartmouth foot
ball squad will receive ID" for the
seasons work, It was announced by
the athletic council today. The letters
We're awarded for fifteen minutes play
in either the Cornell-Penn.. or Brown
games. Fourteen players received
their letters for the first time.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Gallaudet at Ton Speed.

Gallaudet College is preparing for
its contest with the DreXel Institute
of Philadelphia on Saturday. The
Kendall Greeners have had a most
successful season, and IL the Buff
and Blue win this contest they will
have completed the best season they
have enjoyed. Camr Humphreys will
be played Thanksgiving Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
SQUAD B. CALLS OFF
GAME WITH GUNNERS

A letter received from Annapolis by
the manager of Naval Gun Factory
football team states that Coach Dobie
desires Squad to scrimmage with
the Middies' varsity. thereby can
ceiling the game with the Gun Fac
tory team for Saturday.
Coach Dobie takes this stand. as he
needs the B Squad to scrimmage, as
the Army game is only a week of and
his first team needs all the time for
preparation for the annual struggle
against its rivals. the Army.
Manager Siegfreid is trying to ar
range "A game with some out-of-town
club for the coming Sunday.
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MERcAN LEAGUE HURLER TO PITCH TWO NO SPORTS
BOWIE SELECTIONS.

First Race-Pinard: Jacknetta;
Urquato ID.
Second Race-Fairy Prince; Ma
poll: Bogart.
Third Race-Toucanet; Cock o.
the Roost; American Boy.
Fourth Race-Leochares: Mid
night Sun; Clean Gone.
Fifth Race-Chariie Leydecker:
Ballet Dancer I'd; Pastoral Swain.
Sixth Race-John I. Day; Boil
-ster. Murray Hill.
Seventh Race-War Plume: Joan
OF Arc; Dancing Carnival.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Navy Back6eld Back.

Annapolis. Nd. Nov. 1S. Today
practice at the Naval Academy was
marked by a return to the backfield
composed of Koehler. Clark. Cruise
and Waters. which started the two
games just previous to last Satur-
day. but which was changed for that
contest.
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Terminal After Games.

The Terminal A C.. with Nv,
victories and no defeats 70 theiI
credit, is without a game for the
coming Sunday. and would like ts
arrange a game with any fast l25.
pound team in the city. Addres
Charles Moran. SCI Fifth street
northeast
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
APPRENTICE HAND
M0NTR0SE A STAE
Sporting Editor.

Sporting Editor.
Dear Sir:
A. c. are on the trail Of the Sava
Apprentice School for a game, =
kindly wish to state to the publit
that the Naval Gunners have de
feated the Montrose A c. this sea
son by the score Of Is to o, but ART
willing to play them again IL they
can offer proper Inducements
Yours truly,
CAPT. PAUL T. cox.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
100000 IS OFFERED
FOR FAIR PLAY

New York. Nov. l9.-Maj August
Belmont has been offered SIOg,OU for
his fifteen-year-old stallion. Fair Play,
according to a rumor here which has
Clifford A. Cochran as the prospec, i've
buyer. Fair Play is the sire of Man
o. War. one of the seasons best two
year-olds.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
WATCH FOR HISTORY
OF THE NATIONALS

Do not miss Monday, Nov. q.
Herald. Watch for the beginning
Of the complete history of the Ma
tionaIs, what they have accomp-
lished against each club in the
American league both at home and
abroad and the complete list of
players that have drawn salaries
from the local club.
\ table will be included showing
how the team finished each season
and the list of managers who had
charge. Do not miss a single is
sue and when the series is COM
pleted you will have exactly what
the club has done since it Joined
the American league In 1901.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Stop Ticket Scalpers.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 19.-Meas-
ures to stop "scalping" of tickets
for the Ohio State Illinois football
game here were taken today. More
than dozen men suspected of
selling tickets at excess prices
We're rounded up.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Bout Is POSTPONED.

Milwaukee, Nov. 16.-The Pinkey
Mitchell-Mel Coogan bout. which
was scheduled here for Thursday
night. has been postponed until
Monday because Coogan violated
Wisconsin Boxing Commission rules
by fighting in Philadelphia Monday
night.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Pat Ragan a Pilot.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 19.-Pat Ra-
gan. with the New York Giants last
year, may become owner of the
Omaha Western League club next
year. Rumors were current that a
stock company with Ragan at it's
head will purchase the club from
Owner Bill Rourke.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
APPRENTICE ELEVEN
TO MEET HARRISBURG

The Naval Apprentice schoo
has arranged a game Of football
with the Technical High School oi
Harrisburg, Pa. for Saturday. Tn,
Apprentice team will practice thi.
evening and tomorrow at Fifth ans
L streets southeast. The followint
players are requested to repor-
promptly; Durity. Phliger. Hut,
Gibson. Fraser, Thomas. Cox. Jar.
Wis, Hamel, Mavars. woodfieId
Bowman. Wedding. Rice, Miller
Mccarthy. Scott, Dorsey and Pag
get.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Medicos Trim Soldiers.

The Army Medical School defeated
the Fort Washington football team
Yesterday on Potomac Park gridiron.
" to 3. Clark and whitworth fea-
tured on the offense and Cole was the
star OF the defense. The Army used
the aerial route continually with
gains against the Soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
OFFERS $4,000 FOR
WILDE-MOORE GO

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 1s.-Billy
Hack. local boxing promoter. today
offered a $4,000 purse for a bout be-
tween Jimmy Wilde and Pal Moore
here in January. Moore has already
accepted the offer. and Hack Is
awaiting word from the English cham
pion.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

Noung's first victory was made
against the Athletics MAY .. 1904. and
his second against New York en- June
-. l9S. Young was with Boston
when he pitched these two games.
Frank Mig Smiths first shut-out
w'thou- = hit was against Detroit on
September 6. 1905, and his second
sainst the Athletics September -
f0Os These are the only twirlers who
could win more than one. then along
comes twenty-three Oet us hope
Washington will break the hoodoo
number with one game. each.
White sox Row Heads.
: During the season of 1917 the Amer
-iccn League established a record of
having five games in which one tear1
did not get hit One of the most
Inundated teams was Chicago. who
on two consecutive days, MAY and
:. failed to get a hit of Koob and
Groom
They may claim an alibi by saying:
''we'l, we did not get beat in two
successive games" That is true for
on May the two teams played a
Ccub'e-headsr and il was in the sec
cd game they went down with NJ
hits.
Young Did Trick.
- Denton .Cy- Young. OF which
am proud to say I signed him
% his arst contract with Can-
ton. Ohio, In 1850. and after he
hid mnde n great record sold
him to Cleveland, National
League. for $500. Think of that
amount Of money buying n
pitcher of YOunE's ability to-
day.
Name and Dates of Victory.
September % IoOe-CsllsIau. Chicago Us. De
tTUit
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Roamers Challenge Kanawas.

The Roamer football team would
like TO arrange a game with the
Kanawa \. c. for Sunday Call
Lincoln 5594. between $50 and
s p. m II. NJ. Weber is manager
of the Roamer A. c. Address, 63Sa
Orleans place northeast
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SEVERED Near Death.

Story City. Iowa, Nov. 19.-Hank
SEVERED. catcher for the st. Louis
League Club. is in "a
hospital here in a critical condi-
tion. due to appendicitis. He was
operated on yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
List of Members of American
League Since 1901.

| Chicago. Cleveland. st. Louis, Detroit. Mil
waukee. Baltimore. st. Louis took the place
Of Milwaukee in laH. while New York replaced
Baltimore in l9B.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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@.TWO .e4 THREEksE
ES r.tia8 n,.Ne.t ose oyer WIN ~ A
RBUGS RAERh EH -
THEY CALL 1T DINNER HOUR

In the old days chickens was something To Iool a. and
something hide under blizzard powder and high tide Of
When odime girl put on the feed bag
she threw her chow and hoped back fifteen minutes Now
dinner is about four hours with dinner 1tf
nice refreshing shower
bath of powder Then they Fifth with
the other hghheeed kewpiea Walking walking any more
aapper packs gallon of feet hafpint are balanced on
of high She designed BY the same tailor
something like sack of stis Anybody who
could walk that outfit could couple
human boil wecv and crash the of the ST
Dizzy Hotel for couple Of crawls the floor
Two aspirin tablets wigg down Fifth avenue
la chat with friend Of the family, at lin stick for
dessert and they limp the office Two telephone calls
during dinner hour that
calls the firms time They again Simple
members where drink shifting
OF couple OF aspirin tablets
the office where Cronel breaks girls
their pennies their chewing gum and aspirin tablets
while Edith and few visiting mannikins feminine
harness shop squeak for first roll the carames
Simple all the darb gentleman friend who is
padoer and Simple knows how
five that haven't throwing anything less
than than eleven. This
three and twelve And break
Figure Vctroa
The girls the points Four is Little
Josephine Eight Ada Nellie with the Long
Green Stocking Ten aces are Aromatic Spirits
of Ammonia Eleven the Prince your
fault There lot of other girls think up inn
and which like cracked his hns
IAN iron bar.
back the boss Hatwheels all take another
whirl at the aspirin tablets and dinner is
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Rosedale Issue Def.

Rosedale a. c. wish games with
teams averaging from 40 TO Is pounds
and for a 100 eleven. Harry Connor
ager.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
BILLY SMITH IN TOWN.
Shreveport Manager a Caller on
Griffith.

Manager William Smith. manager of
the Shreveport team. was in the city
on his way home from the meeting
OF the minor leagues. He called in to
see If Griff had any pitchers he want
ed to farm next year.
Pitcher-Comedian Nick Aftrock is an
honest-to-goodness policeman. He has
been appointed a special policeman at
the Capital Building where he will be
on duty during the session of Con-
gress.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Believe It or not-it's a fact.

Believe It or not-it's a fact
That simple. soft fol Fanma
package is today Americas most
fashionable package for cigarettes.
Most fashionable because most
widely used by those men who
know what's what" in smokes.
At the big hotels ard clubs. at
smart resorts such as Palm Reach
and Atlantic Ciy-even at New
port itsef-the Faima package
now holds the prestige formerly
held by the fancy. expensive paste
board box.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

After Simple has grabbed all the
back again. the boss Hawhe fappcrs all take another
whl at the aspirin tablets and dinner
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

The reason for Faima's popp
larity is JUST ENOUGH
TURKISH"
Instead Of containing TOO much
urtish as dothe expensive sraish,
turkish cisarettes. Fatima contains
just enough Turhsh-just enough
ITO taste right and just enough to
leave a man feeling right even
when he smokes more than usual.
You too. vii be proud Of
Fahmas package as soon as you
test Fadma's qualify.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

September %. re -Csl!arsu, Chicago Vs- d
trUit
MAY ;. le9f-Youa=. Boston Athletics.