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tonight AT the Methodist church By
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ton IS extended 10 all
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Pvt George a BirdwelL who has
been spending a leave OF absence in
the city. departed Wednesday for
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each Saturday al the Country club are
TO be given on Tuesday Of each week.
The next party IS 10 be February 4
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RETuRNs TO RisREE.

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The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Razzberrying Sport Jazz By Jad

The world getting day by day. On of cold
weather the indoor baseball Cleveland ended They play
it outdoors.
Old King blowing frosty the
golfers finding going bit the
nineteenth hole before and. after
With the supply rapidly diminishing thing
to hole out in one shot the nineteenth
Father OH father. home the clock the
eeple little girl will home look
in pas bedroom she'll find him there.
Tufts football pulled strike Tuft luck for the coach
Strike leaders nothing
"The kys the limit" said the aviator opened the betting
may get through the with couple of
shock absorbers but he'll look the
Arbucke baseball Must have been afraid he'd
lost his stage figure.
The photographer get of Fays figure
should be able to play the whole outheld alone.
Ohio some State It has the Reds baseball champs
the great Ohio State football eleven Chick Harley,
ootbaers Bob Martin
expects Dempsey 1T Newt Baker, champ
secretary William Howard of nations champion.
1t has Toledo. heavyweight. champion city :. -. :.
All lacks in the champ Bill Bryan grape juice king de
There is some dispute pitching tide
but an Ohio son is claiming that 81 =. ::
Georgia North Carolina and Kentucky are moenshne
making honors but claims gste,t production
of "raisin' jack" the hooch imitation. -
with things about Ohio is aehg
gas famine. Can you beat III? g'%,% II
Indiana still holds the pen and ink championship =. =
And New Workers still shake tie wiekedest limbs s Int
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
GEORGETOWN'S LINE
MUST TAKE A BRACE

Georgetown must bolster up fits line
IL 1t hopes to win from the Navy Sat-
urday. The rush line has been the
bone Of contention all this season; it
Is slow in charging and the opponents
get the jump on the players before the
Blue and Gray men can get on.
Coach Exendine has been working
with the offense this week and hopes
to improve his team with the changes
that he has in mind which will make
the team faster and give them more
driving power. The back field men
are all in good shape for the contest
with the Middies and ready to do their
part to bring home the victory from
Annapolis on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
LARRY DOYLE MAY
PILOT CARDINAL NINE

Cincinnati baseball scribes are busy
telling the followers of the worlds
champion Reds that McGraw is plan
ming to pull off two big deals this win
ter that will make the Giants danger
Gus antagonists.
The Porkville critics say that they
will not be surprised to learn that Nc
Graw has obtained Rogers Hornsby to
play third base and Rabbit Maranville
to succeed Art Fletcher at shortstop.
They also insist~that Frisch will play
second base for the Giants and that
Hal Chase will remain at the first
corner.
Larry Doyle, according to the Gin
cinnati writers. will manage the St.
Louis Cardinals in 1920. In short. the
Giants are feared in Garry Herr
mann's town.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
PlMLIcO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACD-For 2year-old maidens and
winners Of one race; 81 furlongs Donnaoona.
III; Flying Flower, III; Pitter Patter, LIZ
Franc Tircur. LIZ; Devil Dog. liz: Right Over
Might. LII; Jean BuIlant III; The sachem.
~; Precious Pearl. ni: Violet Tip. IA; Vice
Chairman III; Round Robin. III; Rose Of Roses,
los; Sweet Music, 100; G S. Grasou, liz
SECOND RACE = For 3year-oids and up;
claiming; furlongs. Mother-in-law, l05: Hin
doostsn, l0s; Ruth Strickland, l12; Nebraska.
ll5s 'Poultney. los; Uncle John. los; Galley
Napoi. liz: Mitchell May. 10; St Isidore.
Us; a Mahdi. LIS; Aivord. LIS; cadd.e. LIS;
Resist lc e. -
THIRD RAcEIThe Junior ste-plecnsse; for
3-year-qids: miles, Roi Craig. Is: Esrlocker.
10; Es9uimau. l2; tTwiford, Ii; SyUlarya. l35;
Houdini. 132; fWar Paint, >l52; Westminster.
i32 wv T Wilkinson entry. !; -
FOURTH RACE-The Pimlico Autumn Han
dicap; for 3yearolds; IN mileS Sir Barton.
132; tSfad Hatter, Ill; Bridesman lO7; tBuly
Kelly. rs: tLord Brighton. IN; fMilkmaid III
Sailor. o. tcum. J. L Ross entry. IS. O.
FIFTH RAcE-Ths Hotel Ke1nan Purse; for
3year-olds: 81 f,uiongs. ST. Allan. llo; OrInbel,
ni; Martha Luckett. Ill My Boots lo9; Flying
welshman. liz; Glen Light, N: Star Court.
lis; Ralco. IA; Siren Maid. 1os; Pocatello. 10;
Fsisoa Dove. LIS; scvitor. ITO: Right Over
SIXTH RACE-For syear-oids and up; sell
ing;' mile and furiong. Sunnyiand, Ill
Lucus. lo5; 'Prunez. 100; Dandy Dude. 100;
Mint Cat rs; .Dottie yandivr. %; .Bantry.
100; Joan Of Arc. es; Romeo. o.
SEVENTH RACB-rhe Wicomico Handicap:
selling: 3year-olds and up; j 1-is miles Wood
trap, rs. .Ffogtown. fo4; Mint Cat lol = the
Desert. 8; Conduit. los: Fort Bliss Ir,:. Tom
McTaeFar. lis; .Tetley, ss;. Douglas g.. III;
Kashmir, l6; Thistledon. Jos. ~ 49,,
sApprentics allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
MOHAWK TEAM IS
AGAIN UP In ARMS

The Mohawk A. c. is without a
game Sunday. The Seminole A. C.
for tho second time have cancelled
with the Mohawks for no reason
whatsoever. The clubmen would
like very much to hear from the
Triangle or the Trinity club as
soon as possible so that they can
arrange a game on their home
grounds for Sunday.
The team will hold a practice to-
night at o'clock and all members
are requested to be there, as the
jerseys and stockings will be is
sued.
Any team desiring a game with
the Mohawks. the above mentioned,
will please communicate with Man
ager H. G. Bjorkland, 1901 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, or phone
L 1851, after 6 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
TABERSKI WILL NOT
ENTER BIG TOURNEY

With the fact staring him In the
face that two other champions-Win-
lam F. Hoppe and r. L. Cannefax-
have gracefully entered into compe-
tition on an equal basis with other
players in the National American
Billiard Championship, Frank Ia
berski. latest holder of the title at
pocket billiards, has made an out
right refusal to send his entrance to
the title tournament which will take
place at Philadelphia commencing
December /.
And in spite OF the fact that he
knows the winner Of the tournament
will be the title holder and hold the
crown for q period OF one year after
which he must defend II under the
Standardization rules which have
been pronounced the greatest thing
ever thought out for the uplift Of
the game. the best Taberski can do
is to make the cowardly offer OF
playing the winner"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
GONZAGA TOSSERS
TO HOLD PRACTICE

The, initial practice of the Gonzaga
High School basketball team will
be held this afternoon in Gonzaga
Hall. The Gonzaga. quint were the
champions Of the city last year. Sew
eral Of the old players Of last year
are out for the clubs this season.
Coach Bob OLone will meet all
the members Of the team this after
noon. and any new candidates that
wish to come out for the team. The
following are the players of last
season that Will come out for the
quint this fall: Mccarthy. Fitzger-
aid, Duffy. Kilroy. Tyler, o'connor
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
PIMLIco RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ar furionxs: American Boy.
10 Sande). Hp, ,-SD. 60: Squire Charlie, lo2
tHsniltoo), iale. Sp; Who csrss. o (callahan),
an Tina ie Sea Queen Spotless, Nancy
Ann. Bibbaer. Hush. Sister Helene. Le Biust
SECOND RAcD-si1 fur,one,: ooch ONE
Mdn. . fcaliahanl. A0, lo1o. aso; Mshtstick.
Ii tFstorj, a., $40; Aivord.' lIs (Kmmer),
ga Tina. lis S5 onico. Rasnarok. Baia-
rosa. .Fesing Shsik. Msliofa, Back Bay. Lady
Ivan, Rscontsuss, Sister Emblem also nn.
THIRD RAcE-Two miles and one-haf: Duet
tests. u, tByars), $50. -. $50: Toppy Nix. IL
torssu). yaeo. 400; Debsdon. 10 tPowsrsl. go
Tina ~, Brpoks. waraock. Decisive. Bsxkiie.
Flare Lyttls. weldship also ran. .
FOURTH RACB-One mile: Lord Brighton.
us tPStos,. xf6 out. out: Jack Stuart ~ tcaiis-
hap). outs sat: Rapid Day. 100 Hamiiton). out.
Tine, Isz 3S Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and ons-sixteenth: Paddy
whaek. llsysasdej, 10. 10, 20; War sneks.
Ii tMeSiesl,. 3lo aso; vsiipsr.. Ils tRowsn).
80. Tina. - Is Ground swea. Dorcas also
ran. ~ 49, = -.
SIXTH RAoE- Six. fusaopn: p.nask. I9
tJohnsn). 8,lo., loO, 40: kinnoul. no lam
brcpe). kN. 40; carmandale, LII to'Bden).
1eo Time. rs IS Hasten On cindereila, His
Choiee. wslk The Plank also ran.
SEVENTH RACE -Afiis. and sooe-hah: Puta
and Gala liz tMcCrannI. klo. "A. 40; Search
sisht ~. in tFstor,. 11. 4D: lndiscsst. II,
lFida). 6M Tina. tn Bar Coz. eophfa Cato
wood. wiset Fooi. alo rsa. -. :
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Western Is Given Even
BreakWith Tech Team
Officials Make Decision on Play After Con-
test Which Places Score 7 All-Pugh's s
1 Punt Ruled Touchbaek Instead of Safety.

Although hurried decision of the officials ruled Tech
by the Scholastic League yesterday later
ruled Dugan the resulted in 7o7 The
question under rule The officials waited
III decision the officials
game progress refused outside suggestions until had
ceased '... ,'
This the best that has
High stadium Western clearly outplayed
forced although
appeared that the short end of the theirs
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
YANKS' OWNERS TO
BATTLE DECISION

New York. Nov. 4.-Unless the
National Commission decides in the
early future to pay the wcrld series
money to the Yankees it is with
holding as a result of the Navin
protest the owners of the New York
American League club will attack
the commissions ruling in the
courts.
Colonels Rupert and Huston, of
the Yankees. see no reason, now
that Justice Wagner has decided in
their favor in the Mays case. that
the commission should longer re-
tain the money due the club from
the world series. * Y
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
NORMAN ROSS SETS
NEW WORLD RECORD

Honolulu, 7. H, Nov. 4.-Norman
Ross broke an American and q
worlds record (open water) here
yesterday in the annual fan swim
ming meet.
He swan $50 yards in IL minutes
IL as seconds. breaking the Ameri-
can record by IL 2-5 seconds
He then continued swimming to
1000 yards, which he did In IL min
utes. a 3-s seconds. breaking the
worlds record by 7a-s seconds.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
A. AND N. PREPS WILL
MEET WESTERN TEAM

Fresh from its victory over the
Maryland State Freshmen the Army
and Navy Prep eleven will attempt
to annex another credit to the sea-
sons record tomorrow afternoon at
Tenleytown. when they stack up
against the formidable Western
Hi~h School aggregation.
The Prep eleven by reason Of its
triumph over the Maryland State
Freshmen. which team vanQuished
the Western representatives by a
rather decisive score, expects to
emerge from the fray a victor. De-
spite previous records, however.
these schools annually fight a very
even game, so tomorrow's battle is
anticipated with eagerness by both
Sides
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
MARYLAND STATE TO
MEET ST. JOHNS

Maryland State looks for a tri-
umph over st. Johns College in its
annual game with the cadets at
Annapolis on Saturday morning. The
College Park eleven was given a
workout yesterday and the only
player to watch the practice from
the side lines was Nesbit who was
the only regular incapacitated in
the contest with Yale.
Coach Byrd has the players work
ing on some new formations which
will be tried out against the cadets
on Saturday. A short signal drill
and scrimmage was held before the
players were excused for the after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
HEAVY GRAPPLERS
MEET EARL cABD D0CK

Earl eaddocke went away. to war re-
his heavyweight wrestling
titfs. After he retprned he decided to
wrestie some more. and 80 he laid
claim to the title. The hsrd-bpiled
promoters ofsthe, ,fiop game are. giving
Earl sthe cold shoulder and talking Of
letting him have o match with the
winner Of zsthe Stecher- Eewis match.
which they hare booked "for. the
champicpship." However. most of the
sporting public is1swilling enough TO
hstens 20 caddock's claims. He's the
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
REX ELEVEN TO
/. BATTLE EWING TEAM.

The Rex A. c. football team will
battle the Ewing eleven OF Philadel-
phia. one Of: the strongest ipdepend-
ent teams In the Quaker City, at
Union League Park Sunday after
noon. The eleven is composed Of
some Of the best individual players
that can be found In Philadelphia.
y Rex will hold practice this after
noon in preparation for the Sunday
game with the Ewing A. c. foot
ball team and al members OF the
promptly at $40 pm. : sas Z
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
NAVY YARD ELEVEN
NLENGTHY DRILL

The Navy Yard football team held
a scrimmage practice last evening
with the Seaman Gunners eleven on
the Navy Yard field. All players
are requested to bring their uni
forms to woyk Thursday morning
for scrimmage practice that even
ing on the Recreation field at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
BROOKLANDERS MEET
AVIATORS SATURDAY

Catholic University will play the
Boiling Field aviators football team
Saturday at Killian Field. The
Brooklanders are taking on a heavy
opponent for the chance of getting
a good workout in preparation for
their later games.
The aviators present a formidable
team and have some famous foot
ball players. Chief Simmer. a full
blooded Indian. has been playing
havoc with the visiting elevens.
The Boiling team. will average about
160 pounds
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
SIR THOMAS Upton
TOLOOK YACHT OVER

Halifax. N. S., Nov. 4.-Sir Thomas
Upton, owner of the yacht Sham
rock ", challenger for the Amer
ica's Cup, arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool on tho steamship
Carmania- Sir Thomas is on his
way to New York to inspect his
yacht. which has been in drydock
since 1914
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
PIMLICO SELECTIONS

First Race-Nicc Chairman. Pre-
cious Pearl, Jean Bulliant.
Second Race-Hindoostan. Ruth
Strickland. Gally Head.
Third Race-Roi Craig. EsquI-
mau. War Paint.
Fourth Race = Ross entry. Hill
dreth entry.
Fifth Race-Martha Luckett, FAi-
sin Dore. Siren Maid.
Sixth Race-Prunes, Joan OF Arc.
Romos.
Seventh Race-The Desert, Fort
Bliss. Frogtown.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
WALTER PIPP JOINS
LEAGUE OF BENEDICTS

Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. A.
Walter Pipp. first baseman of the
New York American League team,
was married yesterday to Miss Nina
M. Powers. Of this city. They will
take a honeymoon trip to Cuba.
where Pipp will play bali. The
Yankee player gave his age as 26
and Miss Powers as a.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
WESTERN MARYLAND
PLAYS GALLAUDET

Gallaudet football warriors will bat
tie the Western Maryland eleven on
Saturday afternoon at Kendall Green
in their annual contest Of the season.
This game will be real test for
the Bun and Blue as the visitors are
strong combination of aggressive
players with a heavy line. together
with fast backfield.'
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05

Substitntions: western-MoyIe for NJ Pugh;
Kooas Tor Sherman: Sherman for Koons; Pence
U Moyle. Tech-Maecarty for Psrrrla Touch
foxns-Brke. Parker Goals from touchdowns-
2 Push and Powell Refesee-Mr. Dugan (Gou-
nssG Umpire-Mr. Battsrsby (Swarthmore).
Head finexman-Lleut. Journet (Springheld).
Tine Of psriodsIren minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Steeher Lands Bout.

New York. Now L-Joe Stecher
threw Stranger Ed Lewis In a hotly
contested catch-as-catch-c -can bout last
night at the Madison Square Garden.
The fall came in one hour, thirty-one
minutes and three seconds,
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Rent Beds in S-Hour Shift.

Omsk.-Sleeping In omsk is just a
problem Of renting a bed for eight
hours. And that is all one can rent
in this Siberian city. where 10000 are
trying to live In accommodations for
1000. And the beds are rented in
eight-hour shifts. -
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Kirkside Name lO6eers.

The following were elected at the
annual meeting Of the Kirkside Golf
Club for the ensuing year: H. L. Bis
sslle. president; Newman Little, vice
president; Charles z. Bright. treas
urer: A. Coulter Wells. secretary; John
] Writ, greens manager; Arthur II.
Deibert, tennis manager; W. M. Steu-
art, house manager.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Public BuiIdinss Fire Proof.

= Montreal. All public buildings in
Montreal must be of fre-proof ma
'terisls. and sany future alterations
must be -nre-proof. This applies to
theaters and especially to day and
boarding schools. as well as large
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
Annie, Rot While Shippers Wait

Mauistee. Mich.-Car shortage vs.
keeping thousands of bushels Of ap-
niles in the Manistee district from the
market and they are rotting In piles
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
TrinitY Uni,er,itx 1, Beaten.

New York, Nov. 1.-The New York
Unfversity defeated the Trinity eleven
here today, % to o. Trinity offered
little opposition for the heavy varsity
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
IND WESTERN IN Tie DEFEATS RUTGERS IL ITO
OH, BOYS, THE GIRLS HAVE STARTED BALL
PLAYING, WITH THE OLD FOX AS "a COACH

srwarwa hwn
and WELL know? The
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05

And New Workers still shake tie wiekedest limbs.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05

Indiana still holds the pen and ink championship.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-05

nd with all these things to fan about Ohio IS facing
anime. Can you beat ii? - GSag,@@ tt
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-03

Last "Wednesday afternoon four
horse team belonging to Lesics Cannon
% the North side became frighcd az
something while their wagon was be-
ing uah0aded into car on Rail street
and ran away. The team was hitched
10 a wagon with trailer The sront
wagon was unioaded and Mr.. Cannon
VA al work on the trail wagon when
the team started 10 run. The team was
headed east but on being frightened
hey turaed srornd and ran west Mr.
Cannon earbt the front tea by the bits
- u turned around but was unable to
hold them. They ran towards the Jour
nal ofnce and seemed inclined TO come
inside bnt changed tsair course ,ust as
they reached the front steps. swervcd
10 the LEFT and TANNED the front wag-
en- against large tree. This checked
ne team enough that Mr.. Cannon Se.
rureed control n them again A nay
rack demolished and ono wagon scrap
ped was the sum Of the damages.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-03
THE JOkESMlTH

George Creel chairrlan OF the
committee on public information thanks
the publishers of the United States for
their adherence to selfimposed rules of
censorship. This is refreshing from a
journalist who has never learned that
the first principle of newspapering is
this:not what to print. but what not to
print.
Mr.. Creers chief accomplishments
have been to WELD censorship over
fraternity that has forgotten more a
bout patriotic self Suppression than he
ever knew, and to give official approval
to news and photographs so apparently
faxed that no accredited newspaper
could have been deceived
into Sponsoring them.
Well, good-by George. Take keer o.
Chicago Tribune.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-03
Wooden Shoes ciassy.

IL 1t were not for the pioneers hsi-
manity would be helpless. The wife
Of Lieut. A ]. Huntington OF the Ons
Hundred Slxty-Second infantry. resi-
dent in Portland. Ore, has ioug bees,
OF the opinion that shoes are too high
In price, and. having the courage OF
her convictions and possessing also
desire to save leather for the army, she
occasionally wears a pair OF neat
wooden low shoes. These are painted
black, with a patent leather effect,
and are really very convenient and
classy In still life. though the rigidity
OF the sole is some backset. The lieu
tenant sent the shoes from France,
where that style of shoes Is much In
use. With rubber tires to dispense.
with the staccato rattle on cement
walks. mother and the girls might
save pin money and get along. aud
with few old pairs around the house
would never be out CT kindling wood
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-03
THE FLEET AT HOME.

our Navy Is home again. lhebig war
ships are anchored IN home waters after
having accomplished some Of the most
wonderful feats OF recorded history in
naval warfare. The surrender OF the
German fleet without firing gun Is the
highest possible tribute to the allied
navies. II was an admission OF the
Germans sthat they ~had no chance
and the German Is not OF the kind OF
human beingwho fight to the last man
or are willing 10 take last chance"
II n universal trait OF German char
Ter and yen win find It true OF indlvid-
uh Germans as wen as collectively.
The bully and coward Is always a ty-
rant when holding the powers and a
craven yellow dog when the power Is in
other hands
That the German navy surrendered
without firing gun il the German l.
dea OF calling "kamerade" when theodds
are against him.