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The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss May Kelly of the investiga
ton division. Bureau of War Risk In
surance. is spending a leave of alb
sence in Ithaca, n. Y.
Benjamin Fuller. assistant secre.
tary to Senator Phelan. and Mrs. Full
Ter have returned from a trip to Nj
agara Falls.
Miss Virginia Lewis of the NAVY
Department. has returned from va
cation spent ut Chesapeake Beach.
PURELY PERSONAL
Mrs. James Carr, of Belair. Nd
has been visiting friends in the
city.
Miss Julie Kelly. of Baltimore
Md, has been visiting relatives al
132 r street northeast.
Miss Kathleen O'Brien, who lives
at 1872 r street northeast, has Just
returned after a vacation in Balti.
more.
Roscoe Conklin, Twentieth street
and Rhode Island avenue northeast
has just returned from a vacation
spent in Atlantic City.
Miss Jessie Griswold. The Keno
saw. has returned to the city after
a vacation at Niagara Falls.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
OHIO.

Van Wert.-Plans arc being made
by Forty-SiXth .. Y. V. T. for their
annual reunion at Van Vert Sep
tcmbcr 17-1S.
Van Wert.-O. W. Kerns and A
\. Gifffn resign as members OF the
newly created county health board
Lima.-Employes of the Solar Re
fnery granted a voluntary wage in
crease of so per cent.
Bucyrus.-This city selected for
meeting Of the Professional Photog-
raphers' Association OF Ohio, Oc-
tober and :.
Findlay.-w. H. Cundy, SPRING
field. appointed to succeed c. r,
COykendale as Y. NJ. c. A. secretary.
Findlay.-Capt. c. s. HaIIberE. Of
the local Salvation Army. has been
transferred to Painesvi1Ie
Sandusky.-Mrs. Thomas Cassidy,
the only woman engaged in the milk
business in Erie County. sold out
to Esmond Dairy Company.
Kenton.-Construc of a new
theater. to cost 100000. is planned
here by a recently organized realty
investment company.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
.GR|FFMEN LOSE
/. TO TIGER CREW
Young Hurlers Have Chance
Against Jungleers, Los
ing 9 to 4.

Ty Cobb and company had a merry
time with the Nationals at the Florida
Avenue Stadium yesterday when they
captured the final game of the series
from the Griffs by 9-to-4 count.
Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary was the
first to face the gunfire of the Jun
gleers, but only lasted a part of an
inning when he was relieved by Eddie
GIL. who received the same baptism
of base-hits as did the portsider.
Jimmy Shaw took up the heaving
when the Tigers came to bat in the
fifth, but the Pittsburgh stogie was not
equal to the task of checking the
visitors and Griff introduced two of
his rubber-league twirlers from Ak
ron.
Tad" Fisher, the first of the young
hurlers to face the wrecking crew OF
Hughey Jennings clan, was in the
center ow the diamond two innings.
and then Snyder was trotted out to
show his wares. Tad yielded two hits
and one run while pitching for the
Griffs, and Snyder took the Jungleers
in order in the final turn at the bat.
Bush, Cobb, Veach, Heilman. Flag
stead and Jones ali singled with
Youngs sacrifice and put six counters
over the plate in the first inning for
the Tigers before Zachary was re-
moved from the fray. which proved
enough to win the game for the visi-
tors without the tallies scored in the
second. fifth and eighth.
The Nationals scored one in the sec
ond and two in the fourth and their
final counter came in the seventh.
when Milan tripled and Rice's single
put him over the counting dish.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACIAL ases handicap; s1 and
0ne-half furiongs Val0r II. TckIsh. los
Routledgr, l0e; Leading Star 100; Old Rose
ord 80 kazhmH. 100: Fairy Wand, lI2:
Elas- ID Camnfeur. g Lord Brighton. lis:
oernlngS PARK. lls; star Hampton, IO5: Hol-
h5er. y Corn TaSS ]. l,3; Salvestrz lo6: En-
nlstc, rs; BiU~ Laddie 100. MasGia. ITO.
sETOND RACE-For 3-year-oIds and upward :
mile: Gsy. Il6; ?. 6. King. lOs. Nanetts
tlacs 81; Jmbah. I09; Salvatelle. rs. Iadv
ward l0S; MaHoeyVre. l09: Dshind. O6
AsteIlsk leg: Wlfreda, %
THIRD RACE-For 2year-olds, fT. Nrtoar,.
',lenlght. ld5 s1sa- Mint l0l Krewrr, III
siEpleton. los; Northern Belle 100: F7arpIrp'
= Our Maid, 2: Larzhetto. E: Sister Helene
Devil ITE, lJ2. Endman 10
FOURTH RACE-Frr 5year dds and inward
mile and sixteenth: Dunboyns II5. Star
Master. ID, Wa Machine q. yalor IN.
Naturalist, -. War Cloud. u; LIu-1ljte ~!
>enninEs PARK. ia
FIFTH RACE-For 3y->r-oIds and 1p~ard.
On. mile: GeT. los. Kashnir ls: Sasin. liz:
WhImsy. los; Tetley. lB: Orderly IIg. M.
hrutsr Tr Keen lane q Wa snir;; iS :
Arfah Go On, is; KChiu0Or IC3. GrDTr1 S,raII
=; Or Rae. % Senator Crow. 1O1 ,rbssssIr
lvL, Madam. I2i- 'irundy IOs. Peeritss Cns
70; Tenons Bon lg DoIeful. n. Frsns
SIXTH RACE-FC- 2-yerOIds. sly tr7-lonr,.
George. l0l; DUu'andel lOI. Bridx. PIaTs-
Pl; Beck and Call. lIs. Neddan. 10. S-Tyir.
>tar. l9l- Wnd Air. lG Kreuer lO-. Sa-,
nN". TOT; Wax TIC Plzrk. II2. Vyhits SoCFs
'' i,lorLl F1anc". ll2; Padraic IO7. TDdiSrrr
.In i"I I1.uSu". lO4: Fair Gain. Inr. Dsvi5
LIr M TO- NNC Vivian I0f. H0neI- ~.
IThN Rural ~ Castor 1O7
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
DEMPSEY CLUB IS
AFTER CARPENTER

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE
Jack Dempsey Club was organized
Friday evening at the country home
Of Samuel NJ Vauclain, president OF
the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
The worlds champion heavy
weight was the honored guest at
an informal dinner given by Mr..
Nauclain, who was at the Toledo
ringside when Dempsey conquered
Jess willard.
Dempsey is anxious to meet
Georges Carpenter. the French
champion. and he wants Carpenter
TO come to this country. Mr.. Yau-
CLAIM and his guests. therefore, or
ganized the Jack Dempsey Club for
the sole purpose of bringing the
two lighters together in this city or
vicinity.
Among other guests at the dinner
were: \. c. Dinkey. president of the
Mldvale Steel Company; Rev. Thom-
as Ryan, Arthur Newbold, Dawson
Coleman. John Sykes, Mr.. SharpIess.
Jack Vauclain and ]. F. Dougherty.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

The Bureau Band has secured Der
mission from Chief Clerk Myers, Of
the Treasury Department, 10 erect a
stand on the lawn Just south Of the
Treasury Building, for use during the
big parade Wednesday. The bureau
carpenters, who have donated their
services, will start in on the lob
today
Miss Mary Ballenger, of the wet
ting division. is spending a week with
friends in the country.
James Settle, of the examining divi-
sion, has been called home BY the
illness of his father.
Mrs. Gleason, OF the surface divf-
sion, has been granted a weeks leave.
DlscoVered-a heroine, in the s,amp
perforating division One of the girls
killed bat in the dressing room the
other day. after an exciting chase.
Owen McArdle, of the wetting divi-
sion, is on leave.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of the exam
lining division, is on the sick list.
Secretary Woody. of the Bureau Au-
tomobile Association, has issued a re-
quest to all members of the associa-
tion to assist in the delivery of army
food purchased by bureau employees.
All members who are willing to help
are urged to register in the chief
clerks Office
Miss Eleanor Carter. of the wettins
division, is on the sick list.
Paul Grindle, of the stamp perforat-
ing division. has returned to work
after a ten-day vacation.
Miss Florence Almond, of the wet
ting division, is absent. due to death
in her family.
John B. Irving, of the examining
division, is on the sick list, having
had a hard tussle with the hay fever.
Miss Cora Serrin, of the examining
division, Is absent, suffering from a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. Ethel Chancey, a recent bride
in the stamp perforating division,
was given a surprise party a few days
ago at the home of one of the girls
in the division. She received several
lovely gifts.
Miss Anna Shipman, of the stamp
perforating division, is enjoying a
weeks vacation,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-Thrcr- -yesr-oItls and m. t,,-
enss Ni-iOn. ~ I'd. Garrison Il,. Ra-.r+y
20: Mah"l TraSk. IL: Hasty Cors Ir2: N,15
h%'pu' IL, Ishde Chance, rs: McAdoo rrs.
'uhlE1' 10 Billie B.. ll5; Psrish. rs: Plea.
reUue Is Also eligible: Lady Ls1ru-v no.
'nurehiD Downs. lo6: Dolly. lp: Thistle. B.sB
10, baS and star. is: Tsnghorne. fl5
NECONp RACE-Tw0-s esr-ods: ) f1rlony-
IEauond Girl. IL; Aurua. lI2: Perfect TsSy
~; Diana, IL Be;N ,urrv. 10. Rid5I. n.
Y; Lady Sweep, ll-. HerseIf. IL; FriynIftT
~; Second Cousin. ll-. Waters Meet, .I2: Ljttls
lesson. IL Also eligible Mamie q 10.
'Tlova ll2. VI = g.. IL. Pe1zv g Iro. -
q re. T2. Dro-drn. I2
THIRD RA't Thres-year-olds and Nd: FIR
DIS Hl7ilHg Tie. 102; War Prize Ioo
~.m Reh. loo: Brig o wu. i04; snb,bds,
@; Z y. johnson. IG: Spesrlenc. IT. A
iiFother Mclean. IG Herald III; W. W Has
'nZs. ll2; JACK Harr. t. IIj; OmesdsIe. TI5
Nso eligible: King Conn, lis; Kiku, %:
>nlne"3ere IN France le'; Ocean Sweep. IA:
FOURTH TACE-Tnr.s> year-oIds: LIS miI.-
H-unNtte y, 100; Svar, los; Legal, l0; Revaie
FIFTH RACE r-oye.rod.: ; t,,,o,,,
LLs'z. loi Accelerate. lo4 Nile Daie. Ia
l.anT y, BloeSom l5; Miss Pirnell lOs; Bound
ng ThrUUSh. ls Hurna. IS; 4 Luls, los
Cstana, l9; MABEL G.. III: Lnke,s Pet IIs.
Horace Lsrrh. I.9 Also eligible: Ruby I0-
EUsah F.. 100 Ma. Rose. %; Pecrant, Jg7
Nug1Ean, NU; NIGGA. lC2
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and up. 1-1s
miles. Lady Rachel. %: Bull Doze, %: Hunts.
mann. lo2: Mistress Polly. los; Iolite, Ios
Little MEchmont I'd. Ip; Raider Ir2; steven
son. L.
SEVENTH RACB-rreeye.r-olds and mn.
lis miles. Buddy Tucker lp; La Foudre,
.: Leah Cochran. lCT; Lucille P. lot; Counter,
haisncr. ps; J. J. NIurdock. ITO; PhIIisaine.
10; Crystal Day. H2: RedIand. lis: Yodeies, ms
Rhyner. ll5; Tanlac, ll5 Also eligible: Daha-
liah ID. lR; Sarasota, l6; Judge DAVID, 100;
ErUuoo Billy. lis: Duke q ShcI5y. 10: Bpcs'
nail, is
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
WILL
START ON HILL
Candidates for Georgetown
Eleven Report to Coach
Exendine Today.

Football Will get under way =.
Georgetown University today. The int
tial practice Of this season is cardeC
to start at .. m. when the sounJ
Of the toe meeting the pigskin vii
be heard once more on the old Hil
top campus.
Coach Albert EXendine is due to ar,
rive here this morning and will I'm
mediately take charge Of gridiron al
fairs at the HoIltop. Graduate Mana.
ger Of Athletics Charles Cox has beer
busily engaged at Ryan gym all weet
Strengthening out uniforms for th'
many candidates who will report Will,
Assistant Coach and Physical Direc
tor John O'Reiuy will be on hand "a
help "EXie" with the preliminary
training Of the squad.
Capt. "Botch" McQuade is expected
10 report with the first squad today
but many OF the 1918 veterans viii
not be on hand until near the end oi
the week. A vast number of cracE
prep and high school youngsters IRON
all sections Of the country have en-.
tered the school and Manager Coz
was very enthusiastic yesterday ovei
the prospects ofNa winning combtns.
ton on the west heights this season
Things are still a little unsettled "
regard 70 the number Of veterans vhs
will report for the eleven. a. the =
A. T. c. played hosvers in the Blue
and Gray's ranks last season wheF
O'ReiIly had charge OF the team
The Hilltoppers schedule this sessot
Is one of the hardest that has e--'
been undertaken. but the powers ths
be At Georgetown are confident o,
EXie" again rounding out one o
his famous combinations
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
FOOTBALL PRACTICE STARS AT GEORGETOWN TIGERS TRIM GFS
BALTIMORE DRY DOCKS
CAPTURE TWIN BILL

Sam Frock's Drydocks aggregation
of Baltimore, Md, composed of profess
sional and semi-professionals. won two
interesting games from the Rex Ath-
letic Club at Union Park yesterday
by scores of to and 8 to 0. respec-
lively,
Hamill pitching for the local nine,
was a complete puzzle to the visitors
until the eighth inning, when, after
two men were retired, three hits pro-
duced three runs. Owens twirled a
creditable game.
For the visitors, Johnny Bates hit
ting and the pitching of Watson, late
Of the Chicago White Sox, were COM
mendable. Roche's fielding and ].
Fitzgerald's hitting featured for the
clubmen. The score:
FIRST CAME
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With the Running Horses
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Claiming: for maiden 2-year-
Ols i've and one half turtOuss: squire Charlie
d: WeLsw. IL; Mock OreDge, ITO, kiLy
Gordon. lO5; sadie D, lOS; 'EncTinre, 100;
Nlidiln, Il2- Sub Rosa, Ill: Sea Queen. lOe
NJ Ada l05: 'BrutIs loe; LAnk Boy, IL; Sea
Mime. HI; Hurry. l0s; Kirah. l05; Royal Bird.
lU2- Also eligible: Nancy Ann, III; sand River
md. IO; Major FISss. lOs; COursls imp. ITO.
NOts-S1 exclude.
SECOND RACE-For maiden 5year-olds and
upward mile and 70 yards: FCcmantle. lis;
larmingiale, 10: NigilGnte. 10 Welshma1 rs
FrI,y limp. lie; ". Ward. 10; Indian Spring,
IC7 Bar COY. us: Galway. llO: MeianchOlia,
no. Pride Of India. IIG: Veto. 10: Veto. 10;
Reynolds. Ilt; B-lLy ycunnen. l05. Also eligible:
COr0nado IIC SDus Marine. u2; Master Fox,
ll5: SsaTrhliEht 5rd, 10.
THIRD RACE Selling; 3ye.r-olds and up
v.7ds: lI furiougs: Murphy, IL: Ultra Gold.
rs: Joyful. N MalyOhO, 10: Cslto. Ill
'Avion, lo5. Naj-r DoTnO, IL: Wis-St Fool lI5;
Katr Bright, IL; Elected md. lW; Duchess
lace, l09; Cr1mWcn u6; ZOIaEe. LIS: ST.
Quentin. lI2. Joseph P. Murphy. lis; Head
fort IO5- Also eligible: AmacksSsiu, rs: Sweet
AlyssIm. Il2, Ksziah. IL: JACK Dawson, lis.
Nots-I5 excluded
FOURTH RACE-T BayvieE Handicap; }
year-Olds and up. mile and a sixteenth: CudgeL
80; The Porter. l25: Midnight sun. 81: tSun-
brar. l26 Midway. III: +EItsrrninator, lsS:
Slippsry En- 100 +KilmeT entry.
fifth RACE Claiming. handicap; 5yesr-
0lds and upward mile and a SiIteeuth: Firing
Line, 10: Hubhub. lOT: DUrcas. 10: Daddy .
Choice, III; Irish kiss. Os; Ballad, 10; Harry
BrciyUZFi. To-. Sibsla. lO6: King John IIO:
JACK Mount. I0s. DUiius, los, ThOrnbloom ia :
Puts ard Calls. %
SIXTH RACE Claiming. for } year olds: mile
and y ya7lS: C0Ioncl Harrison. IIS; BeIarro,
iCI Bets. 10s: TranSDsro. 10: 'ROmro. ms
Joan Of Arr. Ic2. Frank shannon is: JACK
H"ai-y, cI, Fsurv Prince. To- P1anterade 10:
'Ral4rSa. lG2- Resist is. Little III lT-
HoTEkorE. IC. 'Cahallo. lOs. -iold7aI- I0e
Also NliSibo: Aigrrtte, Ios; Rettie Bluff. lof
SEN EN'TH IACE-ClaiminE; 3ye.r-olds and
upward. mile and furiunE: senator Bruderick.
III: VIII Do. III; AHni~ Edgar. III: Sir William
Johnson. Ill. Katie Canal lOs: 'Jacretta .
lHdolence. III. Luthr-. Ill. Tic Pin. III: Ren
Ham7so1. Ill 'Zinni4. lO3: Col Valentine III:
Little Cott4ss, III; Rsjazet, IL: Dalrose. 100;
e ain Spring nj Also eligibl- Water War.
M; Ahara. III; Indian Chant lOs: Gansr,
Ill NGs-ll excluded
sAur-~-firs arL0Tars r.,,,eI
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
ROUGH RIDERS
NOT TOLERATED
Joyner Says Foul Riding Is
Given Gate Quickly By
English Stewards.

A. J. Joyner. one of SSericss
most prominent trainers OF thor
ouEhbreds, who followed his pro-
tession in England for eight years,
having charge Of borses owned by
the late Herman B. Duryea- W. c.
whitney. August Belmont and Lord
Lonsdale, in speaking OF matters
pertaining to the turf in the United
states a few days ago, made the
following timely comments on the
sport. as he has known it:
q. English racing is under stricter
surveillance than ours and foul
riding will not be tolerated boy
must follow a straight course, and
unless the stewards are satisfied
that a jockey was unable to keep
glis mount straight he comes under
The ban. The usual plan is to eau
ation a rider the first time he is
guilty Of improper practices. A
repetition means a long suspension
or a cancellation Of his license. The
boys, knowing this, are careful,
and as a rule there is very little
rough riding, even m the biggest
fields.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
Standing of the Clubs.
MARYLAND FUTURITY
TO BE A FEATURE

Baltimore, Nd. Sept L-After a
conference of those actively inter-
ested in the Laurel, Havre de Grace
and Pimlico tracks, the three or
ganizations interested in the i'm
provement of racing in Maryland
have agreed that the three tracks
working in a general cause, will
tender each year a race at a mile
for 2-year-olds. to be known as the
Maryland Futurity. The added
money for each running Of the race
will be 100000, of which each asso-
citation will contribute $50, 900. and
they will take turns in running the
event
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Jesse NJ. Clark. OF the proof sec
ton, who is making quite an ex-
tended trip through the South. now
is in New Orleans. and will leave
the Crescent City by boat on the
18th for New York
Frank J. Ward and Mrs. Ward
are spending several weeks in At
lantic City.
John +. King and Ralph 7. Self
fert have been detailed from the
monOtype section to the job room
Martin J. Payton. of the machine
shop. was married in Philadelphia
last week
Benjamin A. Ratteree and Dexter
Hussey are detailed from the limo
type to the proof section.
Miss Ella NJ. Wallace has re-
turned to the proof room after a
month at Virginia Beach.
Moses w. Hawkins. George W.
FELTON, and Robert Dean are on
leave in the press division.
Miss r. Lorraine Anderson, Of
the pamphlet bindery, was married
! last week and now is Mrs X D.
Byrne.
Tom HallOran and Mrs. Halloran
spent the weekend in BluemOnt
Pressman Joseph {. Watson Is
I spending two weeks in Atlantic CITY.
George B. Vandercook. Silas A.
Jones, and Carl Doehrer. of the night
/ foundry force. are on leave
Henry T. McConney is spending his
vacation on his farm in Virginia
Samuel H. Bates is visiting friends
at his old home in Dayton, Ky.
Miss Lola T. Smithson. of the night
press force. is on two weeks leave.
Loyce Powers, Marie Pratt and
Margaret Purcell. of the machine sew
I ing section. are on leave
Joseph NJ. Eggleston and Mrs Eg-
. gleston are enjoying an outing IN At
lantic City.
Arthur 6. Bdteman. James l. Jones.
Charles L. Mace. Balsey F. Sauter
and Miss Mary Blore have been de-
tailed from the hand section to the
job room.
George A. Stull. Of the proof room.
attended the 6. A. r. enCampment
at Columbus. O.. last week
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
Hans Wagner to Enter
Movies, Is Latest Report

New York Sept. ll-Baseban fan
were surprised to hear that Horr
Wagner has consented 10 go into the
movies. In signing a movie contrac'
the Dutchman has probably even sur
pTiSed himself At the height OF his
fame when glittering theatrical Offer
were made two greatest Of them
all" he steadily refused 20 soceDf
any Of them. At one time Hans W. p
offered 5000 a week for forty week e
to appear IN a vaudeville sb1etcl witt
Nap LaiOie, but he turned II down.
That ho is now 20 reap some rnatC-
nal benefit from the great name hn
made on the diamond is a source ~
qualification TO his millions OF sd-
mirers
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
.DOBIE IS READY
FOR FIRST STRING

Annapolis, Nd, Sept IA. - Head
Coach Gilmour Dobie, of the Naval
Academy football team. has complet-
ed his work with the squad of new
midshipmen, and will on Monday be-
gin with the squad of old men, to
whom will be added those he has
selected from the new Fourth class.
OF the latter. he is not particularly
enthusiastic, and admits that he has
failed to find any who give great
promise of usefulness during the COM
ing season However, there are a
number who may develop into good
men in another year. Dobie will pick
about twenty-five for the big squad
Only a half dozen or so will be IN
Squad A." the detachment under his
immediate supervision.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
CLARENDON DEFEATS
CARDINALS FOR TITLE

Alexandria, Va, Sept. A-Clarendon
A. c. made it two out of three in the
Northern Virginia series by trimming
the Cardinals, to 4. on the shipysrd
diamond this afternoon.
Won Herbulis led with the stick
by grabbing three bingles in four at
tempts and twirled a fine game, his
best performance coming in the sew
enth after three men were placed on
the paths by means of a single and
two errors. the next three men be
ing retired in order.
Pfeil went in the box in the eighth
and held the home team safe, while
neither Quayle nor White was hit
hard, Clarendon was able to hit when
runs were needed. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
Former Harvard Star to
Coach North Carolina

Football practice at the University
OF North Carolina started here to-
day with forty-two candidates as
sembled three weeks before the
opening OF college. Tommy Camp
bell, OF Harvard. who coached Caro-
lima through a successful season in
1916. is again head coach. The first
two games on the schedule are with
Rutgers. in New Brunswick, October
4. and with Vale in New Haven.
the following Saturday. The Vir-
Einia-Carolina game. the classic OF
the South Atlantic States. which has
been played heretofore in Rich
mond. Va. will be played this year
in Chapel Hill.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
DOUGHERTY TO COACH
BROOKLYN ELEVEN

New York. Sept. 14-Hugh Dough
erty' one of Georgetown Cniversity's
best all-around athletes. was yester-
day engaged to coach the BROOKLYN
Prep football team. He will hold the
first practice tomorrow when fortv
candidates will work out on the field
of the Crown Heights institution.
pOugherty played fullback on
Georgetown in 1s11-12-13 and "A and
was regarded as one of the leading
players in the South Atlantic district
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
BACK HOME NEWS
Like Letter from the Folks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald.
KANSAS.

Junction City.-Mrs. John Graham
resident here thirty years, dead.
Hutchison.-Mrs. Nancy Bell Ed
minston is dead OF ptomaine poison
ing.
PittsburG.-Leo Osterfer, pioneer
Of this city. dies.
Ottawa.-Waltcr H. Albright sues
Tor divorce from Lucille Albright.
Topeka.-GOv. Allen celebrates
oOth birthday by entertaining news
paper men.
Republic.-Bruce Policy. a farmer.
oltten by dog, becomes infected
with hydrophobia.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

Iteadir rg.-Jewels valued at s2.CO
stolen from home OF Mrs Francis T
schwartz
Mahanoy City. - Rev. Father An
thCny LonIolf. o. Reading. assi.ned
to Sacred Heart Church here.
Applebacksville Frank Bachman.
jr., who disappeared thirty years ago.
returns to home
Allentown. W. Taylor Will
soon begin erection OF his second Er-
tel here. to be ten -tories hign
Darphin.-Stallley thurman. repoIa-
ed killed in action. home from Fr1nc..
media.-lDelaware County H0noreJ
and fed It's returned heroes at home
coming celebration.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
RATHSKELLER ALLEYS
WILL OPEN SEPT. 20

Harry Arminger, who has been as
scciated with the Recreation Alleys
since their opening, has resigned his
position with that popular resort.
Armiger has leased the Rathskeller
Alleys, corner Eighth and f streets
northwest, and will open them to the
general public Saturday, September o.
With his many years OF experience
and hosts OF friends in the bowling
games success seems assured IN his
new venture.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
Speedy" Rush Reports.

Ithaca, n. Y, Sept III. H.
t'Speedy'D Rush, who will coach the
Cornell football teams this year, ar
rived here at noon today from Pitts
ourgh. He has called the first prac-
tlce for September Is
Rush Graduate Manager Romeyn
Ferry, Of New York; c. L. Tremain
I'd other alumni will discuss organi-
z.,jion al a luncheon Monday.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
NEW JERSEY.

B:Idgeton.-Ge"rge T. Acker electe ed
past grand knight by Knights OF Co.
lUmbus.
ShiIoh.-Clarcnce G. Ogden, widely
known il: Baptist circles, is dead
Ninelaud.-West Jersey Presbytery
opens two day session today.
.ilOucester.-Ferry rates boo Stel .
.nts.
Glassboro.-Corner stone of new 1lO,.
O'o grammar school building laid.
Trenton. Governor Runyon pro-
claims September II constitution dav.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
CALIFORNIA FOOTBALL
WILL START THURSDAY

Stanford University. Cal, Sept. H..
The punting prowess of "Dink"
Templeton. former Stanford rugby
player. is expected to win him a
place on the Stanford varsity foot
ball team this fall. Stanford re-
turned to the American game last
year after having played rugby
since 1905. Practice starts here Sep
tember IS
The Washington herald., 1919-09-15
INDIANA.

Hammond.-Albert T. Collins sued
for divorce and 100000 aIimony.
Petersburg.-EiGht persons hurt
when grandstand at fair Collapses.
Shelbyville-Mrs. Barbara r
Campbell dies at 70.
vansville.-Eieht hundred Posey
county farmers form branch Of
Federation of Farmers Associations.
Frankfort. - Thirty-three hogs,
owned by Wallace Good. die of heat.
Crawfordsville.-W n. Ayes,
prominent grocer, is dead.