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The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
SOPHOMORE "FISH"
LAND CLASS MEET

sophomore swimmers of Tech had
an easy time winning the first inter
class meet OF the season yesterday
IN the y. NJ. G. a. tank. The sophie
mores scored Il points. against 10
points each for the seniors and
juniors. The freshmen scored :.
Pugh. of the sophomores, was the
individual star. He won two races
and finished -econd in another. The
sophomores landed the relay race. fin
lshing -four lengths ahead of the near
est competitor The summaries:
0Nard dash-Hook freshman, first: Rittin.
ger Junior. second; Frzwey Junior third
'5lard daSl-Haincs tSen0rl first: Kemp
'Nuphcm0rei, second; Gates ,Sor,homoreI th;rl
oyard dash PIgh CSOIhomoreI. first Fraw.
lev Junior. second: Hook freshman. third
lc-Nard dash 49, Hastings tS0I,hOm0rei first
Pugh 'S1Thomorei. second: Hook Ffeshmanl.
third
5yanl back stroke - Wenman tSoI.homorrl
first Rnthr"ck tSouhOmorrI. secrnd; Frauley
tJuuioT. third.
S-ysId breast stroke Haint~ tSen:orl first
Gates tSOphCmore. second Wenman tSopho.
morel. third
Plunge for distance House tSophomoTel. first
Rothrock tSophomorel, second: Rittinger
tJuniOrl, third
Fancy diving-Pugh tSophomorel first: Wen
man tSophomore). second Rittinger Junior,
third.
Relay-won by Sophomore No time taken.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Two-yesr-olds: 8 furlougs
Betty Curry. l0i; Emma j.. lC2; Princes, Lou
10; i. Moody. lO6; Move TN, lo7; Dewitt
no; ''cely Kay. 49, Virginia Dor, lo2; On
hlsh, TO-: Ogden Girl. les; Nashotah IG7
Mrd.fr. lG; Grove A.. II3: Lady lone, us
HL'oNb RACE-Thrce-year-ol and up: s..
inrlongs Ny Grsde. IS; ManicIrist, 81; Dane
ing Ghl. %; Valerie West 100: Arch plotter
i; lrish Maid, los: American Eagle. III
Sahretash. lis; On.cD. IS; Marion. o.; Van
silvia. 90: Bruncho Billy 100: Bert Thurman
lC;; Mumbo Jumbo. H. Happy Go Incky. liz
Also eligible: Scarpis ri, 1903: Murlhy. IL
Mack Garner. ITO.
THIRD RACE - Two-year-olds: 8 hIrlongs.
Ab'aze 100; Burgoyne. l03: Challenger. io4; Arr
Of Trmrs. 100: Talisman, lG; Red Denim
io; Kings Champion. IFS: Sugar Mint, To-
fm hank. lOi; Peccsnt. 100; Pueblo, los: B,I-,
a d Call. lC7; Lule's Pet ll3
FOURTH RACE - Two-year-olds and mn.
mile and 70 yards. Montague. 81: Dolly ln
John Houric. lo3; Caysn Boy, los; Maud Bacon
N3; Wand. lo6; Early Sight. los: Pleasureyillc,
III; High Note. 100: Miss Manage, TO-: Bengal,
- Leah Cochran. 100: verna B.. lOj; Yodelei.
ls: High Horse. los
FIFTH RACE-in age; furIongs Mar,
mite. 100: Celtic. lo5: st. Isidore, 100: Mshony.
W; ! Win. Ill: You Need. ll3: Pansman. IFS
SMITH RACE bree-y ear-oiis: l mile and
20 yards. Indian Spring. 81: Christie Holtc,S,
Mis- Orb. o.; Andre, X. 100: Piuvisda.
iI' Sea Urchin. loi; Dr. David, Io5; Sarasota.
70; Sictth, los: Athena. Ioi; Clara Martin. IOs
tie. IN; Contestant III. Also eligible: Bsche-
ior, l6: Cabal'o. lo3 Marapdsy. h3
stNEsTd RACE Threc-year-ol,ls and M;
JIG m1,~. Saint's Bridge, lei: Grey Eagle,
" Merchant. los: brownie McDaweIl. los ;
he'eir. 100; Dcckmate. Ie
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRNf RAtE-Fve furIongs Cuba. NJ ,Fin
ley. : TO :. 10 ). out: Hot Foot. Ilo Mar
UNI. : To 5. out; Miss X, liz dawson, & 10 :
lime L 90 IS. Bonnie Bind. Vain Chick. Msuic
Melody also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furlungs Acclamstion
" ihHlseil, Is to /. TO l. ; to 1: Ouin lIr
u hia'etts, 10 .. TO S: The CLEANER Is
LIAM, TO s. Time. LIS IS Naomi Walton
'oun' Bori', Hands OF. Chokie Anxiety, The
dOrr Ware also ran
Third RACE-Six fur!onss Prince Direct
= 'Arrhsmbaltl. TO . to s. to 10: Bulrrr
~ tnmpl. TO ). to 5: Buster CLARK. I9-
th,F1icman'. even. Time, rs Is James 1;
blanciita. Maxim 8 Choice, Es1os. Eddie Tran
to- al.o IAN
FOURTH RACE-Six furloncs. DrinieId 10.
LAM. TO l. to 5. , to 5: Blanche Donation.
10 tkoTAemanl, ) to |, s TO ); Goldstone liz
~ "arnorl. to 5. Time I:l7 3j Man.
gsnosc. Rhymer. Perigouriine Twent, seven
Golden Chance also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile Timothy J. Ho
gan. 20 tArchambalU. to ., 6 to 5. ; to 5
Pomerene, 96 (Merimee). S to 2, to 5: Great
Gull' l0s lcumpl. cut. Time. :is IS Mis-.
seiicordc. Native Soil. Frank Burke E.-mont
Hall and Half also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-siSteenth miles
Bill Hunle'. lOS COLLINS. to l. to 5
To 10: Little Cote. SO tArchambaltl. to 5
TO 10; Crystal Day. lol tChiayettal to (
Time "a rs. Homan, Night Owl Fsirl,
Unar al-o ran
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACING and ole-half turlony.
Beverly James. lc2; Unwise Child. los: Tidal
l0j; Miss Ivan. les; Iron Boy los; Artist, los
Hops. ITO; Al Hudson Ito; Gordon Russell. Il3
sEcOND RACE-Five and one-hah furiongs
'Keymsr. i0; Col. Harrison. les: Eddie Tran
ter. ICE: 'Yorkvilie. los; Kingworth. ITO; Jack
HcaIy. Ill; Tickle Fancy. lls.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: .Lucky Pearl
ri; -Bsnca. lol; Prince Direct, 100: .Magic
Mirror. lS; Ernest, 100. Wynnewood. 100; Lady
Laugdon. 100.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs: .Ayion, Ica
III Garrison. lo6: Uranium los; Twenty.
seven. lee: Hssty fora. III: Peaceful Star. liz:
Deck Hand. lli.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and twenty wards
Mays Magnetic, loI: Lariat. IoS: -Msnakin.
lGs: 'Bill Hunley. lee; Ned Mleybright. Ill
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one sixteenth: Dick
Benson. 100: Native Soil. Ic3: Zodiac. I0a: Fer
rus. los: Esmont. ii2; High Tide. Il2: Duke of
shelly, liz. whippOwir. liz; Night Owl, IL
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Griffmen to Open Spring
Road Trip With 3 Games
Being Booked in Havana
BY GEORGE L. MORELAND

Everything settled insofar the Nationals training grounds
concerned for Word received from Tampa yesterday
that had been completed for the Washington
spring training Southern city, and by the time the
Nationals the grounds will be hrsclass condition
Griffith notified the officials everything
regarding training in the city that has housed the Nationals
for the couple OF
The president also hard work three be
Cuba He has officials that asking them
him about the Nationals and Reds there
for games, Monday, March
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Turns Trick ON S0N.

Turns Trick ON Soy.
Walter then took ret and did not
piicl - iour-hit game again until Au-
GUst - when he defeated Boston by
holdin= them TO this number. The last
four-hi' game pitched by him was on
September against Chicago.
Wcilmaun. Cicotte and MoEridCe
each had three fOur-hit games. MoG-
ridge. OF the Yankees first game OF
'his description was July l. when De
troit s' cured hut four hits. lie did
notEin- more iu this line until the
close Of the Sea son when he pitched
two four-hIt games IN -four days.
ON September - he held the Ath-
lcticS to that number and was 30 well
pleased with himself that he asked
Manager Higgins to again pitch him
against the Ma"kmcu. and this MAS
granted him on S"p,cmber -. when h..
"cNeated his performance Of allowing
tho opponents four hits
The pitchers who took part in
games ~ which four hits ver" made
follows:
FOUR HIT GAMES
April MAY tRoS'oui Me- York
AUriI - Har"r Washington, Boston
Ma Williams W-hirsgol " nc'roii.
Ma TlormshIcu and ShaVkcy New Yors
". Athlc'ic..
MAJ d Mitchell aud Kallio DETROIT IS -
l"uts.
Ma, Il l7rmke and K.lio ,Dc,rorl vs.. New
Nori.
MAY Ii-Clcor,e cchicasnD vs. Boston
MAY l7-Millams ami kcrr Chicago v Ath
letics
May ls-icotte Chicasoi " AthletIc~
MAY :-Quinn and Mngrid-e New York -
Chicago
NJ, -, ILL., ,u---t.;....--. -. -. -.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Centre College Demands
West Virginia Apology

DanNille. Ky. Dec. l7.-West Nir-
cinia University has heea refused
date for the 1891 football schedul"
10y Centre College unless an apology
* made for the publication in The
Athenaeum.' the West Virginia school
PAPER Of al article originally. pub
liShed in The Fairmont Times
charging the Centre with playing
ringers.
West Virginia wants 4 game Tor
October 6. 1899 Washington and JEFF
ferson also has asked for game
either in October or November. when
ever the date suits Centre.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
BUCKNELL FIVE WILL
MEET GEORGETOWN

Bucknell College. quint will make
its first appearance here tonight in
the history of basketball at the
Hilltop when they meet the veteran
five from Georgetown in Ryan Gym
at $40 p. m. The Pennsylvanians
will be here for two games as they
play the George Washington five at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday night.
Western High School will play the
Georgetown Props between the
halves in Ryan Gym this evening
as an extra attraction to the big
contest with Bucknell.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
QUNT DEFEATS L0Y0A eF SIGNS YOUNG CATCHER OTTER SPORTS
Grif Signs New Catcher

President Griffith. of the Ma
tionals. on the recommendation of
Pitcher Erickson. has signed
young semi-pro catcher from
jamestown. N. Y.
The new addition to the Nation
ais Is named Otto Greemae. The
Nationals twirler says he Is one of
the cleverest young wind-pad art
i-ts nc has ever seen In harness.
ut Is on the recommendation CT
Erickson that am going to give
him a trial: and as we always
need extra catcheA on the train
ing trip. I can make good use of
him down South" said Griffith.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
GEORGETOWN OBTAINS
SANCTION FOR MEET

The Registration Committee of
the South Atlantic Amateur Ath-
letic Association last night sane
toned meet of the Georgetown
University to hold games early next
year in Convention Hall Until the
war broke up the arrangements the
Georgetown meet was one of the
two big affairs of the indoor season
in this section.
The Hilltoppers were forced to
give up the meet after the 1916
season and Hopkins has been the
only college in this section to hold
games for the past two years. This
announcement will be welcome news
TO local athletes and school and club
teams in this vicinity.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
RICH CUBAN SHOT
BY CURLEY BROWN

havana. Dec. HI. u. UCurleyD
Brown. former owner and present
manager OF the Oriental Park race
rack. shot and seriously wounded
Alfredo Piedras, son-in-law of the
cuban secretary of the Interior. 1T
'he rac'trhck this afternoon. Sol
diers protected Brown from the en-
ragged crowd. The shooting followed
IL quarrel between the two men.
brown l. one OF the best known
facetrack men in the United States.
lie IL about "a years old and has been
track regular as AN owner of
hoiHeS. owner ot tracks. bookmakcr.
starter and gambler for thirty YEAR
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18

about any one particular player, I'M
less he had to show you how he made
this or that play.
The old hustler could not say enough
about that great old time catcher.
Charley Snyder. who lives i'm WASH
ington. Hines does not believe that
there are any men playing the game
today that had it on Charley.
Buck Ewing's name was mentioned
by one OF the bugs in the office.
Ewing! Why that fellow could do
everything better than any man In the
game today. He could throw. lift and
run bases. and what head he lal
on his shoulders. I wish We had an
other Buck Ewing now"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
NAVY TOSSERS LOSE
TO DELAWARE TEAM

Anna polls. Md. Dec. 17.-Delaware
College utterly outplayed the Navy
Academy at basketball this after
noon. winning by 81 to 10. the defeat
being the first suffered by the Mid
shipmen in two seasons.
Delaware's victory was largely due
to the splendid shooting of McCoghn.
it's center. who landed in the basket
six times during each half, some o.
the shots being difficult ones. The
visitors used "A long diagonal pass TO
great advantage.
L Inn-nr, mud sLI,,,,,hn 80.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
CIiqucs In Club.

CIiqucs In Club.
lie limited at 4 clique betwo en- the
Sheffield contingent and the aca-
demlc members Of the squad that
had the team pulling at both ends
OF the well-known race.
Herb Kempton's friend resented
the criticism Of the blond quarter
back for faulty Judgment i'm the
Princeton and Harvard games.
They claimed that Kcmpton called
for Braden to hit tackle when the
ball was on Harvard's one-yard line
and that instead of following the
signal the fuilback charged into
center and lost the biggest chance
to score.
Rraden's friends ihcn Joined in
the f"ud. Tho biz fullback said
they wcr" all wrong. from Coach
sharp" down. and that II they didn't
stop making him thu goat "f the ar
fair h" would oI."u up and tell a
few interesting things.
Callahan Disappcars.
Meanwhile. cap avn Tim Callahan
disappeared. auG II was breezcd
around the campo, that he had gone
&" seattle to persuade Tad Jones to
return and take charge of football.
Sharp" then declared he would be
willing I" cancel a three-year con-
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
One Year Ago IN Sports.

Manager Griffith announces that
the Nationals will train next
spring on the home grounds.
Both major leagues will place
limit on training trips for next
yeaI.
Yankees get Shore. Lewis and
Leonard in exchange for Catcher
Waters. Pitchers Caldwell and
Love and Outfielder GilhoOley.
Havana invites Cincinnati Reds
to visit that country to do their
spring training.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Claim of Cliques Causes
Sharp Trouble at Yale

Funny tales whispered around Boston before the Yalear-
ward game.
Some of knowing Yale
vdual dressing a riot.
But the Els
bear" stories
They were bear sore was developed But the bear had
real honest gosh claws =
Buried under of criticism all Sides Head Coach
A haso Offer
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Mohawks to Report.

Coach Harris, OF the Mohawk Ath-
letic Club. requests the following men
10 report Friday night at Epiphany
Gym at p. m. Election of captain
will be held: w. Dyer. l.. Taylor.
Flood. Metzel. Cox. Thomas. Cox, H..
Miller, ID. Miner, Ray Towers. Bill
CulliGan. Cross. Richards. Schaefer.
Connors.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
WAR RISK TOSSERS
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Bureau OF War Risk Insurance
has organized one of the strongest
independent basketball teams in the
District of Columbia and is now ready
to meet any teams in or out of town.
Address all communications TO Lee
l.. Mckinney. Room l6s. Arlington
Building.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
CRACK LOCAL BANTAM

tertainment. that he will be In fine
iettle for his engagement here this
week.
The preliminaries To the Valger-
Brock mill will be featured by an
eight round setto between Al Britt
the hard-hitting local lightweight. and
Joe Marks, of Philadelphia. This
would furnish slashing battle.
Britt has been preparing for some time
10 get back into lighting toys and he
VIII be in fine shape when he steps
lrto the area.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
A. AND N. PREPS LOSE
TWO TO TECH FIVES

Tech High School defeated IN,
fast going Army and Navy Props
yesterday in the former gym. by Il
score Of 30 to II. LnchIer. the star
center for Tech. was again in the
IimeliGht. as he shot ten baskets
from the floor.
The Army and Navy second team
was defeated by Tech second quints.
&c to L. Hutchinson playing the
best for Tech lads. Tn" lineup and
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Manhattans Take Notice

The following members of the Man.
haitian basketball team are request
I'd to meet in the Manhattan Bowl
ing alleys no later than 80" this even
ing: McGraIh. hewitt. M"teL SUPPLE
Thomas. Miller and Pippel
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
CIRCUS RANCFiMEN IN FIELD
WITH 100000 FOR BATTLE

fonca CITY, OKLA Dec 1.-THE Miller Brothers, owners Of the
oI Ranch announced today that give for the
Napentier-Dcmpcy fight the ranchmcn will
meet Promoter Cocranc supposed to have Car,crr STONED
IN New ' ork December and tender the offer officially
The Mlcrs announced they stage the ou in Ola,
homa and larger bids offered they will ante
Inc 100000 could be divided between the any
manner they decided Col. Joe Miller stated
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tract and resign IL his regime
would be the cause of a split in the
athletic ranks
Tales were also told during the
season that things were not well
in thc Harvard ranks. Billy Muir
'ay and Eide Casey we've said 10
have reached the parting of the
ways when Murray was elected cap
tain.
Casey didn't shine witt the BRILL
ancc Of past seasons and Murray
was accused by one faction Of the
Crimson Of discrimination against
the Natick star.
Crscy's Touchdown.
1t was pointed out after the close
cf III. season that Casey scored his
touchdown IN the Princeton game
when Murray had been replaced by
FELTON, and his run in the Yale
gam" was also made while Murray
was un the sidclines.
But the victory yer Yale did
much 10 spread oil on the troubled
Crimson waves and peace has been
restored at Cambridge.
Had HaIysrd'S bark hit tho rocks
in the big gan""s of the season, IL
is probable the Cambridge football
crs might be fighting for strange
hold on each other.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
FRIENDS QUINT IS
BEATEN BY EASTERN

Eastern High School defeated the
Friends School yesterday in the Epi-
phany gym, by score Is to L..
Prender played well for Eastern
while Hoes starred for Friends.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Callahan Disappears.
JOHNSON LEADS HUKLERS
WITH FOUR-HIT BATTLES
By GEORGE L. MORELAND

games played the league last which
opponents four hits And Walter Johnson Of
the Naonls has the honor OF pitching five OF them
The held the Louis that number
then he prevented the Athletics from making
than hits Two days later he again the rubber and
getting any this
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
.LOYOLALOSES
To CATH0LIC U.
Baltimoreans Prove Easy
Picking for Brooklanders
At Opening of Gym.
By JACK HAAS.


The new gymnasium at Catholic
University was auspiciously opened
last night before an audience OF
about three hundred enthusiastic
basketball followers who rootedS he
Red and Black qu;nt to a victory
over Loyola College Of Baltimore 10,
the tune Of 81 to IS.
Defense L. Good.
coach Rice has perfected one OF tns
greatest defenses seen on a basketball
court IN many q day. and when Cant.
McDonough gets back on defense he
can DC heard calling 10 his team
mates 10 do likewise and all five play
rs Drop back. OF center and Law for
tner opponents TO come down the
floor with the ball. This was easiIx
the feature Of the contest IN ter,
play.
In the matter Of individual niax
Scotty" Glascott was easily the star
Ime and again ''Scotty" would take
INC hail down the floor with a fast
cilbble and either make the shot him
SCH or pass 10 one Of his team-ustes
Tor The tally. II GlaScott keeps ur
curing the season as he started lsst
nlsht he viii easily be the pick for the
All-South Atlantic guard.
Heated by Lone stove.
Tho gymnasium is about -ao ,oo, a,
hf.Sth and WAS only heated "a. on
large stove and il was really too cola
Tor good basketball. as neither t.ar
could hold on to the han aud fur,.
Died many times during the contest
Inc rrSt session resulted in the
low score Of u to :. aud CstbeAo
University demonstrated it, Great
iehsiNe play by allowing Iyovola op
one Held goal in this period Rr.dy
ley, who did the shooting fror, ~
l"-ioot mark. got fix chances durins
me half. but could only land thrce
Of them.
Atta~k D. Imprayed.
Ia the second half Coach Hica va
placed Lyons with Donovan ~ for.
ward. and Roche went TO tho piyot
position m place Of Hopke. THIS
change strengthened Catholic I-pi-
NerSitN's Offensive and they ran ur
me score al "A rapid rate. Donoyso
was biz improvement over Lyons.
as he was able to cage The han
four times ia the last twenty min
utes or play. McDonouch ana Class
coit each annexed two field goals
ana CLASSY shot three out Of four
chances from rho foul mark.
l.oyola WAS able to get only three
field goals in the second period oDs
Of which was a ringer from way
past center 10y Levin The Baiti-
morcanS missed many chances in the
latter half. but 20 did c L
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
To Play Gettysburg.

Tech basketball team has arranged
a rRnIe with Gettysburg High School
on December y. at Gettysburg They
Will make tho trip BY automobile
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18

Suhstitutions - Stuart for Campbell: Wilker-
eon for Lee. Goals from foor-Thothss "a, Ne
rherson 90. Ice. Fairal ~. Jameson C2,.
FreTe ,5) Mccoy ~. Costello Fouls-Jame-
son (2l. Fire a. Referee-Mr. McCary and
Mr.. Cross
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
SECOND GAME.

>ulrti'utIOu~: NcNSDr Tor t"riN. Volt tr
j., mes. Tn, mas f,r Mellon. Elh,u tor Quar-
t"T- t,alS trum tl"u. Mccarthy I. kus.
Hutchi>On n. etp. p-ni-,'r 'irsls "a ga fouls
Corh,. HTt,hiSDn. Mcll,us. Nahon,. Time It
p"arters minutes Tm"kc,I-r-Mr Trmt>.
Hciccc-Mr. HuglrS
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
GONZAGA TOSSERS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL

Tho GunZaGa Juniors basket ball
five were defeated by the Epiphany
Juniors quint last night in tho
Epiphany Gym in fast game. l.
to l." Gonzaca MIdg"ts quint de-
fcated the Epiphany MidSets. 10 l."
;. The linc-up:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Linworth Are Beaten.

The Olympia A. c. defeated the
Linworth A. c. in hard fought
basketball game at Epiphany Chapel
Gymna SUM by a score of 1914 The
lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18

observation-disclosures t1r New: Davis to-
.lrCv. Goals from floor iruy e. bIunn,.~
,3 RYAN. Davis. Lruufsch - Goal, fuan
fouls-HaTt. | out Of l. Referee-Mr Hart
Time Of IeTio1s-T,n minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18

SulstItutions: Naval hCadrmN-Da,Is for Bunk
hnl,lrr Riuc Tor Par Observation-Disclosures for
Wills GuAls tr,sn the t'Ll. Naval Acs,drmN
RurAhn'de ). Mck. ,;fcber. MATTERS. ua-
waIs- M,t'oSiu T.. Alexander :. ',oals fI"m fOaII
line: Naval Acadtmy BN-rN. IN II. Delaware
h Carter. . IN Is. Referee Mr. IlttcTshe
tSNarthnJrel. Time ~ kAhes 20 inmates.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-18
Directors to Meet.

Everything has been completed
for the board of directors meeting
to be held at the clubs headquarters
next Saturday. at IL a M. when the
cid officials will be replaced by the
new board.
Many of the fans are sorry 10 see
President Minor leave the club. "a
he has always proven satisfactory,
hut as his business will prevent
him from accepting any office. of
course his wishes will be complied
with
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-12-18

other claimants under the said defend
ants above named or are claiming inter-
est In the said land otherwise and that
relief is prayed for against the said I'M
known persons,
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and
dccreed that the said unknown persons
claiming interest I'm the said land be and
they are hereby required to be and appear
to said bill at the office of the Clerk Of
the above court at the court house in the
City of Arcadia, on or before Monday the
End day of February A. d. 1920, else the
said bill will be taken as confessed by
the said unknown persons defendant.
1t Is further ordered that this order be
published in the Punta Gorda Herald, a
newspaper of General circulation, publish
ed in DeSoto County, Florida, for twelve
consecutive weeks before the return day
above named.
WITNESS the Honorable George w.
Whitehurst, judge of said court, as well
as A. l.. Durrance, Clerk and the seal
Of said court, this 21st day of October a.
d. 1919. A. L. DURRANCE
(Seal> Clerk of Circuit Court.
LEITNER &c LEITNER, DeSoto Coun-
Solicitors for Com ty, Fla
plainant BY. l.. M. BENNETT. ID. e.
hereby certify that the above is q
true and correct copy of the original
order of publication made in said cause
and on file in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal this
21st day of October 1919.
(Sea) A. l.. DURRANCE, Clerk OF
Circuit Court of DeSoto County, Fla.
43-l2t. BY L. NJ BENNETT. d. c.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-12-18

Six bushels of apples for so cents.
"Cheap enough" says John Robbins,
local real estate dealer, who is telling
his friends how he made the ex-
change.
Last Sunday he and his wife were
eating a country dinner with friends
in Cumberland. The afternoon was
tranquil and dainty little breeze was
making it very comfortable.
kate" says Robbins, addressing
the lady Of the house, "Tll just pay
you so cents for all the apples that
fall in your orchard this Afternoon"
Within an hour Sundays tempest
broke into the orchard and when Rob-
bins had cleaned up. the back end Of
his car YVES heavier by six bushels Of
apples.