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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
RIPPING RHYMES
~ WALT MASON.
WINTER COMING.

The winters approaching. m"
frost is cncroaching. and turning
green Vcrdure to gold; tn" evenings
are chilly and Palm Reach looks
silly, and are you prepared for III"
cold? In pomp you 50 riding. Your
swift motor gliding. l often behold
you go past: you surely seem state
ly: envy you greatly-but are yon
prepared for the blast? Is coal in d..
the cellar. oh. joy-ridng Teller. and
have you some spude in the bin. ~
are you Just burning the coin you
are earning. Just blowing your sal
airy in? Oh. Winter is mixing its
war paint and fixing to give us a
Jolt in the neck: the winds will BE-
blowing. the rain will he showing.
and slcet will descend by the peck.
From icy Alaska and far Athahas"n
the winds will come yammerln-
downffi they'll raise tho % lIarr-.
the snow they will carry, and pia-.-
er II over the town. And ar" You
preparing for winter rIp-t"arlnI. oh,
fellows who paunt in your ears. or
aN you still burning the coin y"u
are earning for rubber and gas and
cigars? Say. hav" You provided
ham that's lop-sidoG. some bacon and
wicnics and flour And NAV" r'i
invested IN coats double breasted.
For "a drastic and dour
Coz Ego Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
THE JOHNSON AMENDMENT

TIL" only important amendment 10
the peace treaty remaining TO bc acted
upon q, the present time is TN" Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

Marriage licenses wccr issued IN ihi&
city t. Theodore NJ Joseph. of Hclincr.
W Va. and Mabel q. Taylor. Of Nolan.
W. Va: Elmo 4. Hatcher. Of Dchue, ".
Va. and Sarah L. Bower. OF Bedford,
Va: Santon" Marcel. of New York. AMI
Ruth Gawen. Of Tucked Hin. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

the wedding al s o'clock Saturday even
ing ~ Miss Alice Blcndt Chunn, one N
the most popular young matrons Of I'll ?
Potomac Division. American Rcd Cross.
to cant. W. II. Mddl">wart, l. :. ".
at III" rrsid"nc" OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tcrflngcr. Laurel Md
owing to tho death on August IA or
thu brid"gruum'S father, Mr.. ]" l.. Mid
il"swarI at hS home. Blu"ii"ld w. Va.
the marriage was quietly S"lCmuIZ"d HE
the Rev. Alexander BalaSkl. IF tn M"lh-
ndist Episcopal church ut Laurel. IN the
rrrs"nr" Of Il few intimate friends OF
thc Bird" and groom.
Mrs Middlc~MarI. who was horn IN
Washington. Joined til" Red 'roS; whti.
war w. declared. Her attraCtiv" per-
sonality. rombinrd with her willingness
To- be VI SCrviC" at all times, soon MAD
her II faN"ril".
capt. Mi!dlrSwart's home is IN Blue
field, w Va lie was educated At M
Virginia Polytechnic institute" anu JOIN
cd tho first officers training camp At
Fort Niger. being commissioned a INST
lieutenant. II" was promoted 10 cap
tainCy IN July OF this year and Is a.
present in rhurg" of III" urdnanr" SOC
ton. ufilc,. Of tn" QuurtcrmaSi"r gen
cral
capt. ami Mrs. MIddl"swarU VIII b" i
homo to their friends after November
at Irving street. this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

The greater the necessity ror SAVING
the greater your opportunity to ~
The Intelligencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

Thomas Ecll sweeney. prolnlh"h.
citizen. uC Wheeling. who Is Just as
prominent IN business and social 'lici"s
of Washington when he Is hccu!lh''
his residence i'll this city. has h"ch sc
lCCtrd rs chairman IT, manage IN" iorth-
coming Red Cross drIv" i'll the D.stri''.
Of Columbia for 100. 00u now member :
If the Rod Cross and 500. UUn additiun'!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

Simple arrangements were made for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

Ada l.. van Norman has been COM
missioncd postmaster ii SturEISs"h' W.
Va: Stella J. Knight, AT canton W. VA;
James NJ. Rrinc. at Ev'nw"od. w. W.T.
and Thomas q. Wash "S.gnat"d acting
postmaster at Ncyf"rd, w. Va: ana Hos
tic Milan at Marshes. w. Va.
Capt. r. T.. Ot"nnor and II. u. Mar
tin. both Of Flkius. W. Va w"rt uu;~
recent visitors in Washington.
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Tommorrow-"How Time Flies. an
p-to-the-second story with an ad-
ditional chapter in case you don't like
hn 1lrSt
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g6ront(&
Set6et10e

S0 MD nit Sbnen iprs6sn. Die
1bapa1e, Dab ie lonltmO Opne @rfOIs
benanostt woroen nno. entmutbi9t MD
nldpt I'M Serin9lten. SD belle Man'
nern uno 5rauen leoen Gag uno Made
auren. Oitmals in 5dleR. Die BON nn.
oeren ais unbsilbar ertldrt wureen. 10
onB id fiber flbIe, baB id nuh fir
SN piel tbun fam. Nur Su tonlult,.
rem fOftst nidts. aber Die 8erednunssn
msinsr 8~sbanoIuns finb br mdBis
uno nidt msbr uIs Sic wiais finb 81
besablen fir bic srbaltsnen 8obltbaten.
Sd bsbunbeIts &heumatismus. Ser.
uoiitdt, Masen. unb Ser5Ieioen, aa.
tnrrb, 8lut. unS Snuttrantbsitsn. Ser.
ftopfuns, URN. nno 3ierenleiben, TO-.
fpie defenders 5rouenfrantbeiten.
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Tie GcidJcn DC ermuroctcn 3nrcn.
pufres.

Gcm por Ser 0m$fcr gc9icrum9
'ctllcrielt an Grt uuo Stellc ent.
loItotcn Seuotsau5iduB aeIunl Is.
Bic meiitM Der 9eid)eu Scr crmor.
0etcU &omanoIuS duiWiin0cu. MIR
>ie Seid}eu 0cS 3areupnarcs marcn
ntdt ouiim0bar. Sic Inlcn in 0rr
9Io5e pen &eToicripbnrl III cincnl
)cmejniluleu Grab. Sum Qr6bttn
Yell tounic man tie nod crgeuneu
MO roh GntSt brinacn. Die llutcr.
'ldHInl bat crlcbcu. 0ob Sic Seihcr
>c9 &ortnpaare8 in Slide gcbodt
lN0 pCr5rauut poroct iu0. DC
I~utin1uH3 Sc5 Grabes acihab I'm,
.cr i~c.taHtn l~tmit1uoeu. Gin
Nl1N &r cjner Ser S~lrcut6b,cr
3ct,rt ba.te. mar in Ser @clcn6 ;i.
rild3t5.'ctcD Hn0 bate bel cjutBl
SdEern tu Nein ~leiuU0cr. Gjalid.
.icf CT SIT Sem Mat. no Sic 2ei.
lie i2'ncr Ncyrjn Iog. Hnj oitit
'tgt eg.>tttc man o1s WlTcn3rob.
~ Dir %l5rNcr micm.l.a acmaa'
as.ttR-
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Let our object be, Our Country, u
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God.
may that Country itself become q
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but OF wis.,
dom. of peace. and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admtration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Is bic NnItralier bic ocntidlc So,

louie Neu@uinco bcieeteu uu6 ocu
= rfid)en &ouptmonn 9e6ncr ipc8.
Il 'ten, ricien Sic gingeborcuen Die
irHl unO Ieincu &euteu nadl: uMommt
h % !pie0er, mir mnrttn nltf
CD. llno lie gaben ibH @tlo iijr
en- OclltiteS &rieQerocnfmaIl
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0ad,Sem 9cntjdlnno erfaunt hat.

tpie notbig sic 9(liirten ieIber Den
JrieOen boben, oen iie Inn bi5ber
potentbaIten mollten. miro e& geaen
sic Barrier un0 9onooncr ShDIod@
DoffcntIid BALD onoere Soitcn nlti,
aipbpu
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Sincm %nltimOrcr 1rrcnnrSt III.

foIlr ion I'M &riege cine cridretcn0t
= abme Don @eiite@it0rungen lett
5ui ellen gelpeien iein. Go$ @Icide
br nuptet ser Nr3t ser oeiitid1cn 6rjc.
. delegation IN &erialle& inter
s npeiS oui Elm iebr promincnte5
( Ter mcntaIcr gntQigiiura.
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IlIo Die bcutid,en W~onordliitcn

trouen Elm Goiierrcid) noh brltiidltm
@}litcr ihoffen unl oen Hronpltu5en
SIM Safer crbcbcn lpcil or 10 bcocn.
t.tt0" iei. Sad britiIhcm Muiter.
8 nm beoari Is oodl feinc@ beech.
i 9en NtauneS ais Monordcn. nNaf
{ 4racl"
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Tau stannarb gnfer hat Gin gudl

geihr;ebeR: n@os 9roiioent @ilion
i'll 9ari3 that" man f0nnic
8anoe iiber oa8 idlreiben mas Nr0-
1ioent 8iIion in Hori5 II / d. + tbot.
uno eS mare beoclttcn0 intcreiionter
ohpnArpiu
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6 1T nut Saf Dem TriiSrntcn

M nod sic Observation-Disclosures
otttit.rt miro. Mir hdttcn g uuac.
mcin beooucrt mctu ser &crildl 'id'
sur l%lmgchuWa Der polIcn Gcrout.
mortIitfeit 'iir oie lluQohcucr.lttei.
fer Der Icttet Sabre hiutcr aitc Qrj.
itiae St0rlma 3u idIciten 1ealiidt
tpare.
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ans outer
alter 3eit.

UfS Qliffr YIN 20. Nprtl 1865, ais
~: Der 9ilrgcrfricg gcmon.
altfr Setf. men mar, ridltetc Acs
~bamali9e preuBiidc Nb-
gcor0netenholtS cine N0rcile an Sen
omerifaniid)en @eionotcn in NcrIin.
Iarin hie6 e&:
rStc, Serr 8cianotcr, Scr Sic nm.
ter II lcben, limb 3enec Der hers
Eden Snmpatbieu geiueien, bic oiciee
Tolf Dem Tolfe Der Der. Stnaten
pabreno bes lnnacn uno id)mcrcm
Snmpfes cntacgenacbradt bat. Sic
l%uliiCn, oaf 9%entidlnno nut StulS unS
NIT 6rcnoe nnf bic Sanicnbc icincr
SObnc gcblift fiat, Die iih in oicien,
aampfc Guf bic Scite Der @eictc
nno Der @ercdlti9fcit 0citcllt bnbcn.
Sic babcn aciefen, nit mcldlcr Ssren,
DC bier bic 3nnbe Don ocn Sicacn Scr
llniun nnfacnummcn mmroc, nnS mic
uncrIflTtterlif SnS &crtrnncn nuf ocn
idlllcfIidlcu Sriumph Scr orufcu Ga.
dc Der llniUm ulfo nnf ihrc Wicoer.
bcrfcllnnn III Der nltcn @r0ir and in
Der Wfittc BON @iocrpGrtiaIcitcn ne.
iucicn it,"
Wis bieic Norciic nod MoihiuQton
iibcrmittcIt nuroc. Qnb Scr 0umnIi0c
Stnnt2icfret0r @llliom 8. sc.
II a I ) ocm omeritaujit)cn &cIanNtcn
N Berlin iolgcuoc HnrciilnQ
sic luerocn nid,t ;Gnrrn, Dem
S0uiac nnn Dem &oIfc, oic an uuS nc
Nlnmbt mnb nnS in Der snriifliracnScn
Idlmcrcn Belt 10 nroi'c IrcunSitaft
crmicicn hobcn. BIC fortNcicbtc ,3nnci,
NnuN Scr Ger. Stnntcn inm HuSSrnf
n briuNrn."
IS mar cinmnl. - Nbtr mas Sic
Hcutc Ncltihcu Staun1c2 fjir 9lmcrj
n nclctitct hohcL Miro in Sic &c
'hid't9t1icIn oodl tjuleorobcr tlci
Ten. renu and iett 92rdNt 0ir ia
Gtcu'tcu ser brjt'i1,u NroplaauNa
it,h1u0eu Netcr 60 o%uaurriithlu per
iudeu. 9bcr QtImotu jujro'4 Sen
Gauailtu uimm1r!
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Die 8eancr Scs Sranenitimmrcdlts

bebaupten Die 6rouen biloeten lid eln
DOB lie uues 10 gut MAIDEN f0nntcn
ais Die Wdnucr. JehIgeifoiieu! Ole
5rauen fino oouon iiber3eugt, 0oB Iie
allies piel IT MAIDEN fonncn.
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NnsInno . ErOpnNanba in

Bur- NnsInnS EruunNanba in
gmerifo. 25n elmer ser iiiuQitcn Ntlm.
rrrrr scr nnn ncru Rcih$toqSnbqcor0-
neten Sraub bernusgebenen un6 meiit
ienr perlnBllt)eu Ioohenidlrlft 81
icrne 9ldtter" lit iolgenoe Ruhridt
cnthoItcn:
Ser I'M porigen Sabre pcrItorbcue,
inaoufmomn@freiien inter Ocm ga
men &afieefonig bon Neiu Yort be
fannie geborene @nmburger mo ome-
rifnniihe Stnnt@bilrQcr Sermonn
StcIfcn thciIte ms i'm CONNER 1915
in Dem BON linn gcitiitetrn 2o5urctt
in @a0eu+9a0en 6olgen0cS nit:
nYtehrcre Sabre Dor &rieg2bc-
ginn muroe mir ongcbotcu fiini5ig
4ntbcile Der einiluBreiden Mem Dor.
fer Gun SIT %fauien. Sd mar ioinrt
bereit mo molotc mid an sic Gcut
ife 0ptifoft in @aibington, nm
mid ibrer ltnterItiibung fiir ole sYiib,
RING Der 3eitung III 0eutidem Gimme
SIT pcriibern, nobel idl bctonte. ouf
i'd geloIifcr 6ilfe nid)t be0iirfe. Sic
@otidnft a%ntmortete, Tie nliiiie crit
in Berlin a~nfrogen. 9orilber oerain-
gem ctniae Gage, SIC GnQIdnoer BE-.
fomen @ino pm Der Sode uno -
faltiteu Ole fitni3ig Hntbcilc 3u cincnl
&reiie, BEN ib 81 3oblcn nid)t in Scr
2oac mar. oltd penn idl sic Nntmort
ans Berlin nidt bate n6mortcn mol
len"
Won iprndl 10 oic( BON oeut
! dl G r propaganda hier5tIan0e. &ic
lid aber iebt nath uro mad hcrou5
Itelt, mar Ser friihercn 0ertid)en Re-
gtcrun9 iolde @ropngonoa b0hIt
glcitqilltig
Die griten 0oQcgen icoerten thr
omcritaniifcS Eropoqaroo .gielt ienr
frHb3eitia uno ichr i~orgfdltig. 2oro
g%tortbclife bat ia aud nie elm @ebI
oaroltS gemad)t.
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Die NQiirten dnbern nlio nas @ru.

tofoa? @eiI iic oen feitcn Gnt.
1dIuB OerGeutihen nift 0nocrn font
men? WIogIidermeiie lit 0as gon5e
4rotofou MIR cin 4apicrfeben.
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DIM b,fteu uno Iiderfteu if es. ods
sSeIo per g otanpeiur (SRouep
Orber), Die Der Yoltmeiiter in ben gro
ftereu Srtihdften ausiteaen tann. gu
hberienoeu. 9benio gut un0 ilter iino
bic eiun8en. tpels
de bic Aaenten in allen @IprebsStdtIos
men ausIfelen Reun MAJ ouS 9eIo
per Roltontpeiiune ober per erpreBan'
s~peiiuna ihidt. lift IS niht nothfuenoIg.
ben betreifenoeu Brief re9iitrtren gu ldls
fen, penn Die AoreHe oeutlih geidriebeu
Ut. Qe9t MAJ oogeBeu 8adrgelo IN ben
Brief, 10 Iolte bieier tets re9titrtrt ipers
ben I'M ii6er Ju iein, odB oerlelbt rtd'
tla antummt. Sir 8eloienoungen IN
einfahem 9riefoerihIune ibernebnlsn
suir teiucrIei SerLnttportlidfelt. sSm
Bale bon AorebuerGnoerun9en oer9cte
4 Ia nibt, oi. aIte e~beuIotpohI ipie bic
aeue goitoffiee %an5ugeben. oenn lortt
E5nren mir Der gianeu III ben 8ndern
cor ui6t finosn.
Ronep ORDERS bIrfeu uidt. tute oas
70 oft aeIdiebt. oils permeiutIide Gnits
TINA suriidbebaIteu fueroer,
fon6srn iinb in ben Sriefea bet3us
teaen.
Suittung erfoIgt mn burd Genoerun9
bes 9ntnirs auf Dem HoreBItreifen.
Bran onreTire einfuh:
..0srbteru", 60 GrUHe, 0is.
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Ser omerifauiIdle Collar 6at lest

tpobl but0ert Gents Wliin8mertb, bun-
oertunoott Gents Silbcrperth. aber
nur il n 9 Gents 9auftrut +.
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Nns brutidc @plf alanbt an BIC

9ns 6entid)e @Olf glnnbt m bic
Nmerifancr. IS bdlt an oiciem 0lau-
ben uneridyiitterIih ieit, trOb Der un'
criiiutcn pier5ebn 4'unfte, trob Der
IdYmeren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aen, trob oes tpranniiden 8epolt-
frie0ens BON 8eriaiQe5. 3a5 oelttidc
&olf untcrideioet 5uiiden Dem = T Il
ii0enten mo Dem 8olte Der
Hereinafter Staaten. Bon Dem Wan-
ne, Dem iie fpie einem Grloier 5uge-
iuhclt, Den lie mie eincn nellcn Sei'
LAMB perebrt boben, erporten lie
8utes mehr. ,&bre Soil
mnQen, Die ielbit bic 9arte oe@
Observation-Disclosures ilber0aucrten, mnr
Den ourd) oen %erioiacr @ertrog BIS
in Die @ltr5el 5erit0rt lie babcri
sic 6oimung auf Den Mnnn etrf
aciarqt uno begraben.
Nbcr Tie oertrnueu Dem @crct)tlg
feitSgefiibl uuo Reht9iinn oc2 onle
rifaniId)en Bottles. Sic hatten Imnter
oicics Tcrtrouen un6 oaa @enchmen
uuicrer Sol0atem 6u@ Itreng qercttc
Norgcben unierer 9eomten ln Of
fiIpotionaacbiet hot oas &crtrallcn &c
itdrft uno pertieit. Was ocn Gcut-
iden an Sd)unf uno Sf)anoe, al
@crgefpoltiqung mo anehtung =.
on Hobbeit mo 8emcinbeit onNethon
muroe. on3 geld)ab ibncn 5~urneiIt Don
Sen 6rnn3oien. Damn III g%erinaerem
MloBc pom oen @elgicrn uno @riteu.
8egcn Sic Nmcritoner lit i'll ocn bret
3ehu Wonoten uidlt cine cin5ige SLID
qc erhoben tporoen, Strengc Wfan-
ncsy ldlt un0 unbeuQlamer @erettI9-
felt baben Den nmeritaniIhcn Ghrcn-
id)ilo rein gehalten. GoS bcrcftlgt
5u Ser &offnuug orlf itIicBlid)e Ser
Itcuilng nno 6citigltnA Der alien
6rcuuoihoIt 5piid)en ocH beioCn 9to
tinncul
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Limmt In MrIN

Tns 2auS %ifluimmt in 6elS =,
iatpobl. uno bod mliiien 0icle nom
uer aus juIehen!
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Gle 81. y. Simes" leitartifelt
gegen eincn &rieg nit 0terifo
england bat olio momentum
fem &2SntereiIe an oieicm &rieqe.
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Die gereiniaten staateu leiSen

nod INNER an einem grOBen urbcr-
i6uB BON 8erionen. Die feinen &c
grill oapon BADEN. ooB namerftoni.
iiren" un0 nAngliiiren" nidlt elm
unO oasielbe lit. 8abrideinIid boben
iolde 2eutc in Der ShuIe Den Inter.
i6ieO 3miifeu 0ieien bei0eu 8orten
uid1t drlPrut
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@r1deint ieoeu Sreita9.


b~.rousaeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
goolt gauoridn. Yrdlioent.
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Stnntam1nner

SritiidJe Stantsmdnner tretcu
nnf)nriidIid fir ioiortige ltnterItii-
eung1 eutif)IonO8 Elm. Nus rein praf.
tiiden 8riln0en.
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q . Q u II Z Ut NJ
.goreenftern" ieoeu Sienstag 9, uno
,goroieru". ieben Srettdg 9. porto'
frei, beioe Wohenbldtter 5nianIue1l pro
Sahr tlr ~o'o"
slafl europa un0 CANADA, aus
i6liebIib segen Borausbe3nblun9,
p~ortofrei; beioe Bodeuausgabeu
pro 3dhr Jaw
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ROroterus @ebdube. 1913 Main 5traBe
ga groHe, Bis.
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60 Groiic, ocn -. Qc5cmber 1919.
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Qbounsn nj

SeI,pbon . Rummer 1913.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
JOHNS HOPKINS WINNER
OF S. |. A. A. CONTEST

Trenton high was second and Dickin-
son high, of Jersey City, third.
Other results follow:
]. Pole Vault-WOn by Breckley, Rut-
gers; second, f. Myers, Dartmouth:
third, w. Kamp, Swarthmore. Dis
tancee. II feet.
10O-yard dash Gnal-Won by Sol
Butler. Dubuque: second. Haddoc;.
Kansas: third, Hass. Grinneu; fourth.
Dwyer Hobart Time. 10 3-5 seconds.
Broad jump-WOn by :. Butler. Du-
buque; second, ID. LOurie. Princeton:
third, H. Flower, Chicago. Distance,
% feet IL inch.
120-yard hurdles-Won by G Erd-
man, Princeton: second. w. Smith.
Cornell; third. q. Watt, Cornell. Time,
l5ai seconds.
Javelin thrOw-Won by w. Griffith.
Ohio; W. BarteIs, Penn. second: H
GiIlo. colgate, third. Distance, lT2
feet G1s inches
shot put -WOU- by. g. Halsev.
DIinceton; &. Clark, Harvard, second /;
calder. Penn. third. Distance. 40 feet
-. inches.
High jump Won by II. Iandon.
Yale: second. .. Erogncss. Harvard :;
third. tie between &. Larsen, Utah, and
W Hampton. renn. Height. feet
a inch.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
BALTIMORE DRYDocKERS
MEET REX. OUTFIT TODAY

Today al o'clock the Baltimore
Drydockers, with several Washington
boys in their ranks. will battle the
Rex A c. at Union League Park, Fiji
teenth and H streets northeast. Ed
Flaherty, who had an experience at
Augusta with the Griffmen, is with
the Drydockers, and so is Chester
Lyons, who was tried out by the New
York Giants this spring. Lefty
Harrington, another rookie at Aug
ustar may be seen on the hill for the
visitors. The -line-ups follow:
Baltimore Drydocke kers-Bates, Ct. .
Zimmerman. 3D.; Irving, r.; MaiseI,
lb.; Curry, 2b.; Murray, r.: Cittano,
ss.; Whalen or O'NeH. c: FIaherty,
Harrington, Lyons, Hoyt or Frock, ..
Rex Aethletic Club-Roche, 2b. d:
Gohrey, 3D.; Fitzgerald. cf.; Griffith,
ss.; Dyer, RI: Howard, lb.; Patten or
Montague, II; Hager or Hurd. C.:
Fernstein, Owen, Bennett or Robin
son. p.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
M'GRAW MUST HAVE
PITCHERS At ONCE

NEW YORK. April 2T.-John J. Nc
Graw has sent out an : o. :. cal.
He needs pitchers, and he needs EN-
right now, before his Giants drop out
OF the league.
Fred Toney. now in a Tennessee
Jail. and Pol Perritt, becoming
wealthy in Texas oil, have decided to
quit baseball.
Jess Barnes and Rube Benton. the
stand-bys of the Giants. cannot do
themselves justice as yet. They have
both been in the army and will hard
ly be able to get down to form until
warmer weather sets in.
Ferdie Schupp's ability 10 come
back has not yet been demonstrated.
Causey. Winters. Jones and Smith
demonstrated that they are not yet
ready or capable of pitching up to
the standard by failing to hold the
Phillies. so McGraw is flashing signs
OF distress with little hope Of land
ing two good pitchers.
Rival National League clubs arc mo-
going 10 lend the Giants n helping
mitt in the way of any pitching talent
with weak pitching while the hurlers
are teasing salary arms into con
dition.
The question Giant fans are asking
is n pertinent one, to-wit:
VIII tho Giants lose 50 much
ground that they viii be unable TO
make it up before the pitchers get
going?"
: Only time will answer the query.
Right now the prospects are anything
but roseate.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27
PIMIICO SPRING HANDICAP OFFERS
CUDGEL AS ONE OF IT'S STARTERS

Cudgel, whose unexpected victory
lover Omar Khsyyam, one of the
three-year-old heroes of 1917, and
the best one Of them all in the opin-
ion Of a large proportion Of the fol-
lowers of racing, in the 1913 renewal
Of the $1,000 Pimlico Spring Handi
cap was the most sensational epi-
Sode Of the PimlicO spring meeting
Of year back, is to be 4 starter
in this years revival Of the Pimlico
Spring Handicap.
Cudgel IS getting a special prepara-
ton for the spring handicap, the dis
taHce or which is one mile and a six
teepth. on the theory that he will
have to be at his best. And that
theory has q basis in fact.
The impending renewal of the PIN
lico Spring Handieap will, unless
something ealamitous occurs between
this and thsz1tk soE ale.la the date set
for It's running. atttaett as y good a
field OF distancdtl nefSs Is viii have
been seen at -tl4e pass@ttt saS early
spring handicap iIlzzfssng a. year.
sunny slope. Westy-=HosaH, Omar
Khayyanl, Kalttan "a Preakness win
ner. -Orestes. BondsSe, -BalstsS, Be
Frank, Blue Laddie, Regal Lodge Sun
Flash, ID Lucullite,. Papp,= Crinper,
Crank, Old Rosebud, War Machine,
Lanius and Borrow are eligible and
potential contestants, because, with
out exception, they are ali ready for
the colors. ...,
/, However. n the matter of racing
fitness none Of these horses has any
thing on Cudgsl. The brilliant son OF
Eroomstick and Eugenia Burch,
fShose failure TO appear at the post in
November renewal Of the $4,000
Bowie Cup caused general dfsappoint-
mcnt, wintered spleuGidly at Laurel
Park and is training famousiy this
spring. CudgeI has never been a
hard horse to get ready for the races,
because he is one Of the most level
headed of thoroughbreds.
CudgeI will have at least one public
trial for the Pimlico Spring Handi-
cap in the first few days Of the Mary
land Jockey Clubs spring meeting.
Boniface, the horse BedwelI has pick
ed to race with Cudgel in the Pimlico
Spring Handicap, is a good looking
son OF Transvaal and Cerena- He is a
bay and he will be remembered as q
winner at Pimlico last fall, Boniface
is the most forward OF all the mature
horses OF the Ross stable, Cudgel not
excepted.
Foreground, Motor Cop Billy Kelly
Milkmaid. War Pennant; War Marvel.
Sir Barton. and DamroSch, all are
PimIico Spring Handicap eligibles,
and il accident should befall either
CudgeI or Boniface il is likely that
Foreground will start 1t is i'm ]
probable. however, that Commander |
Ross will have a three-year-old con- !
testant Billy Kelly and Sir Barton !
are preparing for the derbys of Ken
tucl1y, War Pennant and War Marvel |
for the Preakness.
The Washington times., 1919-04-27

PHILADELPHIA, April 81
Johns Hopkins quartet of cinder
kickers rank in front of the South
Atlantic colleges for the mile relay
championship. They showed their
heels here yesterday at the annual
Penn relay meet to Georgetown and
Catholic University. Firer, Driver,
J. Bartels, and Smith represented the
Baltimore institution, covering the
distance in 1892 1-5.
Cornell captured the foUr-milc col
lege relay championship. the feature
event Of the day The Ithacans' time
was 1874 10. Abrahams. Dresser,
McDcrmott and OLeary performed
go Cornell. syracuse finished second.
with Princeton third. -.
BY winning the pne-miIc college
America, Pennsylvania was awarded
The Mike Murphy challenge cup. Th,
cime was SO. Nebraska was second
md Cornell third
The Middle Atlantic mile relay title
Hent 20 Rutgers. with New York
university second and Lafayette
,hird. Time, $50.
The Glass L mile relay event was
Won by Syracuse. Penn State was
second and Holy Cross third. Time,
20 80
BY winning the two-mile college
title in S:O7. Chicago was given the
-eadOwbrook challenge cup. IIar-
ard was second and NOtre Dame
-hiTd.
Western High School, Of Washing
ton, d. c.. triumphed in its relay race