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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-11

The John Duncan packing house at
Cove has shipped to date 2S carloads of
fruit this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-11
court street christian uhnrch.

Corner North Seventeenth and Court
streets. Bible school, 10 a. m. SHARP,
allowed by morning worship. G. F.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Lesson in Scientific
Complexion Renewing

Everyone has y beautiful skin under
meath the one exposed TO view. BcHr
that IN mind and It will he easier to uu-
dcrstand the correct principle IN ncquir-
ing lovely complexion. Nature ls con.
stanuy shedding the top skin In flll..
particles Ike dAndruff only much
smaller In size In abnormal conditions
or IN advancing age. these PARTICLES at,
not shed ss rapidly as in robust youtr.
The longer they remain the more sol, u
or fndcd they hocome--thNts the im-
mediate cause of had complexion d"
II has been discovered that ordnn ~
mercol'1ed wax, 90 be had at any drug
store, viii absorb these worn-out par
,lclcs The absorption. while h,stau-
ing Natures work. goes on gradually
enough TO cause no Inconvenience In
week or two the transformation rs
complete The fresh, healthy hucd,
Youthful underskin 1. then wholly in
evid nee. You who are not satisfied
with your compilations should get an
ounce oi mercolGed WAY and try this
treatment. Use the wax nightly like
cold cream, washing II of mornings.
tAdv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Skiruin Chef
Hard Hit Bv
Cancellation
Masterpiece Of Dinner Pre-
pared for Wilson, Now
Goes 10 Waste,

'Ah. monsieur. 'uiiairc zc great
g1Jgn and, wnat YOU say. dl,dp-
p1mrnen,' said A Ribeiro. chef Of
the Skivin hotel, and the man who
hai conceived a wonderful menu for
the presidents dinner in the Wilson
room following the sad news thj,
m1nnI
R,,clro held up hi, hand, in horror
when told that his plans tor serving
the president with the choicest OF vi
audS tonight were upset.
'IiI would have been zc third pres
ijent | have had re honairc 10 serve.
] am tres pcn,hant,' he said, and
he looked IT,
Iu addition TO having already
served m, presidents, R,bcirn has
served King fdwsrd of England,
when "thcilup" at the Reform club
90 london in 1908. he says.
Here's what President Wilson
missed by not coming to the dinner
that Rlb,lro was preparing.
Cannpc Romanon,
Cream of FrCsh Tomato, Bellevue
Cheese Sticks
Stuffed Celery
Oiyes and Mixed Pickles
Crown Roast
stuffed Whiting sur Cauupe
'auilod Nams
Asparagus Tips Toiouui-c
Punch Cardinal
Alligator Pear salad
American Beauty Glnce
retIt Tours
Dcmi Tasso.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
NEWSPAPER MEN HEAR
ADDRESS ON UNREST"

/ X Gaylord publisher Of the Ok
laiuml civ Times and Daily Okla.
human, addressed members OF the
Oklahoma prr,, association cn I'm.
lus,rlal Uutc,| At the noon luncheon
of the organization a, the state iair
ground, TODAY The luncheon IS one
ot the feature, OF Pres, day every
year At the fair
Nearly lOO newspaper men from all
parts OF the state were present At the
meeting The program started at 8 70
with REGISTRATION a. the lIucklus no.
tel. followed bv attendance at a mo-
ton picture show The newspaper
men then went 10 the state fair
grounds where they VISITED all the
various attractions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
LIMIT FINES IN
SPEEDING CASES
Traffic Violations on the In
crease, Reports Show,

With the speeding evii again ram
pant IN Oklahoma City and the new
ordinances imposing heavy fine, and
jail sentences not vet passed, Judge
Nundcn in Municipal court this morn
Iug assessed the limit in every case.
An unusual humber ot minor vio-
la,ion, OF traffic ordinances were re-
ported last night and early this morn
ing and several arrests for speeding
were made.
Mayor Walton said that the COM
missioncrs will now devote their at
Jc'nion Tor the next few days to the
traffic question and will pass the new
ordinances to assist the police in
Jurbng the evil within a few days.
G. F Harris and " T. Rouk wert
'.ncd so each ON charges OF speed
wg las, night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
$4,000 ASKED
AS HEART BALM
Wife Sues Woman Whom She
Says AIienated Husband,

Fifty thousand dollars for the al
lcged loss OF hrr husbands affections
8, asked by Edna VI. Clark She filed
nj N the dlstuc, court the morning
against Catherine Reed who J., al
legged TO have r1ct,cd her feminine
charms upon Samuel q Clark with
the result that he ha, lost interest in
his wife and small children.
Mrs Clark Yesterday sued Tor di-
lorce and in her sui, Tor damages
against Mrs. Reed rci'cra,c, her ao-
cusalions IN the divorce petition that
Catherine Reed has received Clark in
Ter apartments ON various occasions,
bending much time in secret with him
he use oi money is alternating Clark's
affections J.. also alleged
Alleged relations between Clark and
Mrs Reed are said TO cover a period
Of many months and TO have become
60 generally known 10 friends of the
plaintiff that il ha, caused her great
mental suffering and has greatly i'm
paired her health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
COLONEL SMITH
Gets PROMOTION
10 Be Recruiting Instructor
Of Fourth District

Col Reuben Smith Of the army re-
cruiting station was informed yeSter-
lay by Adiutam-Gcn T. {. Harris,
oi Washington, that he is to be re
leved OF his present duties and made
inspector and instructor Of the fourth
army recruiting district, which has
headquarters al Omaha
Colonel Smith will leave October
9 TO attend conference OF district
chiefs a, Indianapolis and later IN
Ne~ York 4 conference OF inspectors
md instructors
The fourth recruiting diStric, in
clulcs Nebraska, Texas. Oklahoma
and other md western states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

Latmer Wilbur,on, r, ]. Leahy,
rawhuska; ". Il Hudson. Henry
eta; W + s Hunt, Oklahoma City;
+. K. Williams, Helena; J. J. Saw
yer Hollis ! G. Major Granton; (;
Carlton Weaver Wilburton; { W
BOARD. Okemah 6 NJ Berry Paw
nee; & \ Barnes, Laverly; Matthew
J. Kane, Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Steel PROBE IS
OFF FOR PRESENT

WASHINGTON, Sept 26-Ai;er
hearing Samuel Gompers, prcsiden, OF
the American Federation Of Labor,
ior more than three hours, the sen.
ate committee investigating the steel
strike today abandoned is plans 10
examine tomorrow William L. FoSE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
OZARK TRAILS
PARTY IN CITY
FOR ONE HOUR
Large Delegation on Way to
Roswell ParadeS Here.

Nu Osdrk Trails association dele
CATION ~ twenty-five cars IRON Mis-
souri, Kansas. Arkansas and Okla
loma arrived here from Chandler AZ
I 20 this morning With the dele
CATION is " II. Conn Harvey oi
Monte Ne, Ark, president OF the
Ozark Trails association. the Benton
County band and the PIusburg, Kan.
hanl
Police Lead Parade.
At noon a squad Of city mounted
pollce, followed by 4 company ut ma
t'unal guardsmen and the Oklahoma
City band led the procession OF cars
from the po''oiiice down Robinson 10
Main street i on Main to the IIuck.
ms hotel where the party stopped for
luncheon
The procession was escorted out g..
the city at ! O'Clock through Packing
town by the c,'y band and mounted Pc.
lice
From here the party will 90 to Nor
man. ON ITS way to t. Ozark Trail,
convention. TO he held at Roswell, \.
" from October to ).
It will later he joined by delega
tlonS from Abilene, Kan, Wichita
Tails, seymour and II paso, Texas.
-Four Thousand Expected.
An attendance OF l,eo0 person, J.,
expected al the Roswell convention.
Five hundred county commissioner,
rom mid-wcstern states will he pre-,
en-,
The association row has 5000 mile,
OF marked highway and 1850 miles
arc now being marked.
Highway systems reaching into
Florida, southern Texas and western
states have asked to be taken over
by the association
Todays run of III miles started a,
Chandler and will end at Chickasha
From Oklahoma City, the part,
went by way oi New Castle. Tuttlc
and Amber TO ChickaSha. A, Chick
aNha, the delegation will divide. One
part will 20 by way OF Anadarko
Hobart, Love Wolf, and Granite
stopping for the night a, Mangum.
Second Route.
The other division will 20 through
Cement Fletcher, Lawron, Cache,
SNYDER. Ileadriok to Atus for a
righ; stop. Both divisions will join
At Hollis, then the northern division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
The upper photograph shows the biz
Italian fighter, the Conte di Ca
YOUR, as II entered New York har-
Dor The other picture shows
deck view OF the vessel

ueCk view OF the vessel
The Contc di Cayour, one OF the
h'S wdrship' whose operations IN the
\drIatlc spelled dcfea, for Austria
and added fresh glory TO the Italian
navy steamed into New Yorl, har.
hor recently ON a tour Of American
ports The accompanying photo
graphs give good idea oi her i'm
menSc size. She has a displacement
OF 1850 tons, a speed OF twenty
three knots and carries IN her main
battery twelve lj-lnch guns. The
vessel is in chafgc of Admiral Hugo
tonl, who not only ha, a brilliant
fighting record but also served in
Germany, Austria and Turkey as a
secret service agent, supplying many
valuable military facts. Many I,al-
ian residents OF New York greeted
the arrival of the Contc di Cavour
and among them was Enrico Caruso.
the noted tenor The ve,,el was
sunk by an Austrian submarine in
l9lb, but was raised again after the
signing OF the armStice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
MEN Who FRAMED
CONSTITUTION ARE
IN CONVENTION


At the reunion ol members % the
Oklahoma constitutional convention
held at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms TIN, morning. not resolution
was passed and not a hint oi current
issues marred the wealth oi rcmnl.
scencc of the territorial days OF the
state
we buried ,hc Ratchet in the old
DAYS said Mia, la,ater. "wc are
all good friend, now
The business va, hearty hand
clasps and cordial greetings
50 Delegates Here.
or the original ~ delegates who
framed the state constitution, thlr.
teen are dead and fifteen live out Of
the state Eighty tour member, now
live IN the state. AND 'r',y are present
at the reunion
The convention {, wholly informal
There is no program not even dn-
ner Judge " \ Lclhcttcr, char
man Of the meeting MilaN laSa,er
secretary OF the association, and
others talked
Among the delegate, prcscu, are;
Names of Delegates
J :. buchanan, Norman, Charlie,
l.. Moore. Oklahoma CITY. + G..
Newell, Yale John l.. Mitch Okla
homa City; !. 4 Baker, Wewoka;
Henry +. Asp. Oklahoma City, Joel
NJ Sanellrn. Duncan; ! Quarlcs,
Gray Horse; Cham Jones. Waurlka
James /. Hanson, Cowcta; C. era
ham, Marietta, MllaS Lasa,cr, Okla
hQma City; W A Ledbc,,er. Okla
homa City; c C. Fisher, Hinton
+. T.. Herring, Oklahoma City. J. $.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

To txprr" Kilometres in mile, null
i.ulv hv six aul divide by ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
GRANITE MAN HURT
WHEN AUTO HITS HIM

Walter d. Guthrie Of Granite
Okla, was slightly iujurcd at $50
this morning when he stepped m
front OF a moving automobile on
Robinson street between Main and
Grand avenue. The car was moving
very slowly and Guthrie attributes
the accident TO abSen, mindedncs,.
He was taken 10 ST Anthony's hos
pital. It is feared his hip bone !,
fractured.
----=---- -----
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

ing. 4 committee visited managert
OF the various buildings to securs
permission 10 place cots in the ol'
iiccS for the night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

Cats arc bred in Holland for their
fur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

Cartoons Magazine.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
RAY MORGAN SAYS
. HE MAY QUIT GAME

BALTIMORE. Feb. 3.-Eay Morgan.
until recently second baseman for the
Washington American League club,
may not report to the Philadelphia
National League club. He doesn't like
the salary offered.
Ray Morgan does not know
whether he will play ball this year or
devote his time to his business in
terests," says Starr Matthews in the
Baltimore Sun. "The local second
sacker has been claimed b. the Phil
lies, who paid Washington $500, the
draft price. While Ray Is very glad
to get away from Washington. he
said he was not able at present TO
decide whether or not he would leave
his cafe for the diamond.
Jack CoOmbs recently visited Nor
gan, but the Quaker manager got nc
satisfaction. If the Phillies come
cross with an honest-to-g goodness sal
ary Morgan will report, otherwise he
will quit the game.
"The contract which Griffith sent to
Ray Morgan was joke. II was
promptly returned, and soon the
player discovered that Philadelphia
was dickering for him. Now he Is the
property of the Phillics.'
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
''LAIDDOWN-WHEN
WALLOPED ON JAW"

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. S.--Mike Col
Inns, former manager Of Fred Fulton,
agrees with the tall plasterer that he
laid down to Jack Dempsey at Hsrri-
son. n. J., last summer but adds
sfrom a hard punch on the jaw"
Yes, he laid down all right" says
Collins, "bUt it was because he {
Lit on the jaw. and got hit hard.
Il am sorry TO think that any fighter
ever was connected with would
stoop so low as TO make a statement
Of that kind. 1t is a rank injustice
TO Dempsey, who is a great fighter.
I hope to God ] do not live another
Cay IL the Dempsey-FuIton fight was
lot on the level And I think I know
what / am talking about. The bout
was strictly on the level and the best
man won.
knowing Fulton as ] do. / am in
cJined to think he Is trying in this
way to get a match with Dempsey.
In view OF the fact that Willard and
dempsey are practically matched,
TNulton thinks he may receive some
cheap publicity. any boxer making
his living before the public, il low
enough to fake, should. in my opinion,
be barred from the ring. Any boxer,
Icgitirnately defeated, then claiming a
fake night, is equally guilty"
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
GEORGIA SEEKING
BERRY FOR COACH

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 How
ard Berry, former star athlete az
Penn. now engaged in the book bind
ing business with his rather IN this
city, has been rendered an cfTer from
the University OF Georgia to coach
the 1919 football eleven. He is now
giving it his consideration, and ad-
mits that he may accept. Georgia
wants Berry to take charge OF foot
ball, baseball and track, the three
sports in which he OVtclassed all COM
petitors while at Pennsylvania.
Georgia has been out OF football for
two years because Of the war. Now
its alumni, who have strong organiza-
tions, are determined to put Georgia
on the map. regaining its old su-
premacy over Georgia Tech. Recent
~ a big offer was made TO Glenn 8.
warner, but the Pittsburgh coach de-
clined.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
"HIPP0" VAUGHN REFUSES
TO SIGN WITH CHAMPIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. Hippo" Vaughn,
the Cu0s' big southpaw. IS baking on
signing his 1919 contract. After a
lengthy conferences with President Nit
cHcu he left for Kenosha, Wis, insisting
that he will not play for the salary
rendered him.
"It is true that Mitchell offered me
more money than I am getting with the
Nash Motor Company" said Vaughn.
but have taken less money than 1
believed myself worth for three years.
have reached the limit. II the Cubs
can't see my terms, I'll just quit or
ganized baseball"
AS a skilled mechanic in Kenosha, and
aided by overtime. Vaughn has been
making 5000 a month. He gets S125 for
each game he pitches, usually two a
week.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

way every time he meets Fulton II
/ Rickard questions this in any way
we'll risk our chances of getting Will
lard by agreeing to do the trick all
over again. But il will never come
to pass. Fulton will not agree 20
meet Dempsey again because he
knows in his bones that Dempsey
always can and always will knock
him out.
when I told Dempsey to give
Fulton his head 1 meant, as boxers
understand it, for Dempsey to de-
liberateIy throw his head forward to
draw Fulton's left hand lead. 1 knew,
and any man who ever saw Fulton
box knows, that he'd be sure to fau
into the trap-for trap is was-sim-
ply because he's so slow.
History Proves HIa Case.
Look back on any fight that Full
ton ever had and you'll find that in
most of them he was on the point Of
being knocked out in the first round
Tom Cowler put him down and actuN
ally out in st. Louis last spring and
got one of those forty-socond counts
for his trouble.
HE can't get started quickly and
he always paws you around before he
gets going at all.
''Dempsey's speed and punch headed
him OF completely. When Fulton is
hit on the jaw he almost falls apart
My hands are clean, and so are Demp-
sey's.
mike Collins statement from Min
neapolis in which he brands Fulton's
story as a deliberate attempt to dis
credit Dempsey should be convincing
enough. / don't think IL is necessary
for me to even try to defend Dempsey.
He's punched his way to the top hon.
estly and consistently. They're sim
ply picking on somebody worth pick
ing on.
"As for the crowd behind this stupid
move on Fulton's part, all 1 can say
is that they're envious of Rickard and
are trying to steal the big fight for
Fulton and Tia Juana.
Dempsey is in Salt Lake City visit
ing his mother, and he'll start for New
York to meet Rickard on Wednesday
or Thursday"
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
GIANTS BOSS REAL
MOGUL IN BOSTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-CharIes A..
Stoneham, vho recently D"'I"ht the
.on; ruijng laI"rasr in the Gar Is H.
Furthermore, he is now seeking the
EcTship Of =. St. LOUIS Cardi-
nails. according TO W. $. Farms worth
in today's New York American. George
Washington Grant. the moving pic
turc magnatc. who tranSacts oUsi-
ness in the same office with Stone
ham, is the nominal owner Of the
Braves.
I'VE received our information from
two sources writes FarnsWorth.
"oRe a personal friend Of Grants and
the other even closer TO Stonenam.
Undoubtedly. this story will be de-
MED. Syndicate baseball is supposed
to be Questionable these days. al
though eight years ago Barney Drey-
fuss was alleged to own stock in the
Pirates, Phillies and Braves"
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
BENNY LEONARD TO MAKE
TWO YEARS WORLD TOUR

Benny Leonard. the lightweight
champion oil the world will not en-
gage in any championship. decision,
or no decision bouts in the United
States for two years TO come. Billy
Gibson, LeonaTd's manager, and
Lieut.. Sydney Cohen Of New York an
nOunced IN San Francisco that a con-
tract had been entered into whereby
Leonard was TO tour Australia, India,
China, France and England, over a
period Of fifteen months, for A guar
antee Of S1o4,O 900, with the privilege of
a percentage.
The tour, according to the story, is
to start from San Francisco next Sep
tember. and will conclude with the
champions arrival in New York.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
CARPENTER KILLS TALE
OF COMING FOR CONTEST

PARIS Carpenter the French heavyweight cham
talk of matching him with Jess Will
that he make enough without
of he had negotiations
With Tex regarding a fight with Jess.
Anyway asked why should tackle Willard when pick
I'D plenty money boxing of weight "
weighs SO pounds and is the finest
seal condition connection with his
strhip army physical training He will
on whom he knocked in
last meeting.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
Ten YEARS AGO
In SPORTS

Capt. Adrian c. Arson and his
team OF semi-professionals were
slated TO tour New England the
last two weeks in April.
Jim Jeffries, thirty-four years
old, was bringing down the
wrath OF all sporting writers IN
his efforts TO get into condition
to fight Jack Johnson. host OF
the writer's declared he would
meet the same fate as John L.
Sullivan, who fought his last real
asAt :. Jehries' age.
Frejdy Welsh threw a bomb
shell into the lightweight divi-
sion by announcing & was tims
for Champion Battling Nelson 20
fight. Welsh said that uEicSs
Nelson replied 20 his cn2lie1ge
he would claim the tiGe.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

In speaking of what promises to
become a famous story among pugi-
listic double crosses" KearGs
branded Fulton's signed confession"
as a silly yarn and absolutely untrue.
He even goes into detail as to why
and how Fulton was knocked out
in Jig time. Kearns said;
@Fulton's silly yarn is simply q
bungling attempt to discredit Qemp-
sey, cooked up by the clique now back
Of Fulton on the Coast, and all be-
cause Tex Rickard has named Demp-
sey and not Fulton as the. man 20
meet willard for the title. In causing
this story Of FuIton's to be sent
broadcast, this crew has also hoped
90 belittle Tex Rickard and kill his
big fight. They're jealous Of Rick
ards past successes, and the one to
come, and this is simply a cheap ef-
fort to throw cold water on his next
undertaking.
"He Was DOubIe-CrOssed.'
LET me tell you that Fulton was
'double-crossed,' first with a Ieft-hand
punch and then a right. Why. Demp-
Sey never saw Fulton in his life until
he climbed into the ring at Harrison,
y. J. Just before the bell rang and as
the men were about to go back to
their corners to await for it, Johnny
lsckhardt, the referee, said:
"'Will you fellows shake hands
when you come out after the bel
ringsT
81 promptly answered:
Wen shake hands now and cene
cut flghting2' Anybody in or around
the ring that day will remember that
4 said that, especially Fulton. As
further proof that Dempsey had moth
ing on his mind but winning, he said
10 me in the dressing room before the
eight as he always does: EJack, how
will I fight this fellow"
sscome ont In Tive JumBs.T.s
"And 1 told him: Come nut OF
your corner in two jumps. He's a
big, slow beginner, and he has to
poke around with his left before he
can set for a punch. Give him your
head first and when he pokes at II
let him have both hands That was
all there was to ii. The best Nan
won and he'll win in just the same
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
JOHNNY GILROY TOSTOP
GRID GAME TO GRADUATE
By Berndt

Johnny GrOy GeOrgwhs sensational habaek who
the returned to the Hilltop in
utn will either in football baseball The crack
athlete the aviation graduate in 1920 and
under the will be unable to devote time to ete
football baseball
GrOy Georgetown with several other
cracks expectation high the 1919 football The signing
Al Exendne coach further put the HOpp edge Now Groy
compete football and
will be out Of baseball
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
KEARNS NOW CONTENDS
JACK WOULD HAVE BEEN
CRAZY TO "FAKE" BOUT

NEW YORK. 3Jk Kcarn Of Jack Dempsey, to-
that his bout
with Dempsey Harrison, N j. prearranged affair
Kearn branded FuOns contention farcca He points out that
It foOness Of either boxer
to have tossed of his chances for crack at the heavyweight champion
ship by taking staling
Boxing fans here recall that Fulton summoned to appear be-
fore New Jersey the week the bout and his
statement that had only oryegt hours which to train for
Dempsey is being discredied
Meanwhile plans for the big championship battle expected to
receive here today with the arrival of Tex Rcard from the
Rcksrd New York conference with Kearns who
iterated regarding articles by
that Rickard will have trouble in signing his
Meanwhile the boxing fans here vocng the opinion that Fred
Fulton spoken valedictory American boxing public His
statement has succeeded casting stigma the coming Willard
Dempsey battle and he has hurt but himself
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
CENTRAL WILL ENGAGE
STRONG G0NZAGA LADS

Central High School is scheduled Il
play GOnzaRa on Wednesday at CYpn-
zaga in what is expected to be a first
class battle on the floor. Central has
been moving forward at a fast clip
recently. The Mt Pleasant Lads have
defeated Tome and Alexandria recent
Iy and are hoping for win over Con
zaga.
The North Capitol street lads have
won ten games straight and got into
a 15-all tic with the Mt. St Joseph s
Prep team on Saturday in Baltimore
The battle went into three extra pc
riods. Gonzaga will be playing Cen
trail in its own sym. Early in tn,
season the Gonzaga lads trimmed Cen.
trail.