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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
PLEA Of MOTORISTS
FOR RECIPROCITY
Local Organization Asks Law
to Obviate Necessity of Null
tipIying Licenses.

The advisory board of the Washing
ton division Of the American Auto
mobile Association. following reso-
buttons adopted at a meeting Satur-
day afternoon. today started a move
ment with a view to compelling Mary
land to grant reciprocity to motorists
of the National Capital.
The action of Maryland requiring
District motorists to take out IL
Cense to operate a car in that state. in
addition to the registration in this
city. has been the cause of discussion
for years past. and this time it is ex-
pected that The fight will be renewed
with rigor. The various state divi-
sionS of the association also will be
urged to cooperate and exert effort
in behalf of the local motorists.
Resolution Adopted.
At the meeting. which was presided
over by Judge Martin A. Knapp. "A
resolution. presented by F.. s. Har-
desty was adopted. stating that as
the state of Maryland continues to
refuse proffered automobile reciproc-
ity on the part of the District of CO.
lumhia. thus compelling an unjust
duplicated taxation of motor vehicles
and the display of confusing and
double set of number plates the
American Automobile Association
again ask Congress to give relief in
the form of the early passage Of the
measure now pending in the Senate
and House calling for the recognition
by all states. districts an dterritories
of the registration plates issued to
citizens of states. districts and terri
tories. thus bringing to an end the
discrimination on the part of Mary
land toward the residents of the CAPT.
tai of the United States.
Bills Pending in Congress.
At the present time bills are pend
ing before both houses of Congress to
establish reciprocal relations be-
tween Maryland and the District in
the matter of automobile licenses. and
the District division of the A. A. A.
will urge Senator Pittman and Rep
resentative Sweet. author of the bill,
to secure early adoption at the Capt.
tol of their measures.
On motion Of Admiral J. d. Adams a
resolution was adopted commencing
the District Commissioners for the
methods of handling traffic in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
Coalition Unionist Elected M. P

LONDON. October 2o.DCapt 7. u.
Thorpe. the coalition unionist csndi-
date. was elected member OF parliament
for the Rusholme division of Manchester
in the recent bye-electIon there, II was
announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
N. D. FRESHMEN BEAT
NJ. A. c. YEARLINGS

Although no one loves a fresh
man, pc can win football games
sometimes. The Notre Dame year
lings carried class pride to a tally
of p points and handed a goose egg
to the Michigan Aggies yearlings on
Cartier field Saturday afternoon. In
every day English, Notre Dame won.
% to 0.
Saturdays victory was the fourth
Of the season for Coach Miller's
coming champs. They have already
triumphed over Culver, Valparaiso
and st. Viator's
They labored under difficulties on
Saturday, as announcements from
the Army-Notre Dame game kept
the crowd distracted Faint-heart-
edness bothered them not, though
for they went ahead and laced the
budding farmers. The plunging.
dancing. broken field running of Dan
Coughlin was a feature. Donahue.
Garvey, Niger" Lynch and Capt.
Larsen all played g stellar game.
Cooper, OF the Y. NJ. c. A, served as
referee. Cook, OF Indiana. as umpire.
and Kline, of Notre Dame, as head
lineSman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA LOSES
GAME TO DARTMOUTH

kN \ Associated tress
NEW YORK. Nov. S-Dart-
mouths football team defeated the
University Of Pennsylvania eleven,
20 to 10. i'm hard fought game on
the Polo grounds Saturday Each
team scored three touchdOwns but
the failure OF Heinie Miller to kick
two goals from touchdowns meant
defeat for the Pennsylvania eleven.
Dartmouth using its famous shift
play. gained repeatedly through the
Pennsylvania line and aroUUd its
ends. The red and blue eleven was
unable 10 make much progress
through the strong green line but
resorted 10 an aerial attack. forward
passes being responsible for all Of
its touChdOwns. Robertson Of Dart
mouth. broke his leg in his third pc
riod and viii be out Of the game for
the rest of the season. Holbrook OF
Dartmouth was the individual star
OF the game scoring two touchdowns
and one goal from touchdown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
CRIMSON AND TIGERS
TIE IN GRID GAME
BY Associated Press
80. r.TnNr

BY Associated Press:
PRINCETON. y. J.. Nov. s.
Harvard and Princeton played a ten
to ten game Saturday in what was
probably the most thrilling football
contest ever staged in Palmer Me-
mortal stadium. All the emotions OF
JOY and sorrow that enter into big
football game were present The
thirty or more thousands OF support
ers of the great autumn game wee
in almost a constant pitch OF excite
ment as the teams fought their way
through the game.
The Cambridge eleven. on the
short end of the score almost all the
way. staged a wonderful comeback
and playing desperately in the last
minutes of the contest STAYED off de-
feat and tied the score. There was
breathless moment when Church Of
Harvard, carefully surveyed the an
gle he had 10 kick and then swiftly
but surely sent the pigsl1in between
the goal posts that gave the fight
ing Crimson team its tenth point.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
PITTSBURG u. DOWNS
WASH AND JEFF TEAM
BY Associated Press


PITTSBURG, Nov. S.-The Uni
versity of Pittsburg gridircn eleven
won the western Pennsylvania foot
ball championship at Forbes field
here Saturday by defeating Wash
ington and Jefferson college for the
fifth successive year, to G. It was
the hardest fOu ght contest staged
here this season and was witnessed
by more than 10000 persons.
Pittsburg scored early in the sec
Ond period when, after a forward
pass from Hastings to Davies. the
former carried the ball over on a
line plunge. With only a few min
utes to play. Pittsburg recovered d
tumble on its 10-yard line and
Hastings attempted to punt out. The
kick was blocked by Wickersham
who recovered the ball and made a
touchdown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
OEPAUW AND WABASH
PLAY SCORElESS TIE
Nv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. S.-Wabash
and Depauw. greatest football rivals
in Indiana since athletic relations
between Indiana and Purdue have
been severed. Saturday fought
through a scoreIess game here. Both
teams showed wonderful defensive
machines but could not make good
when opportunities 10 score came
their way Most of the play was in
Wabash territory and on several
occasions Depauw was within what
appeared 20 be easy scoring distance.
Wabash got the ball within ten yards
of the goal in the final period but
their opponents defense proved too
strong and the teams last chance to
score came 20 naught.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
YALE ELEVEN BEATS
BROWN IN HARD GAME
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. s.
Yale defeated Brown in a gruellins
gridiron contest in the Yale bowl
today. IA to Q. The game was fea-
tured by the brilliant offensive work
of Williams and Albright, the Brown
ends The Rhode Islanders threat
ened the Eli goal line only once
when they reached the 25-yard line
I'm the first period. but were held for
downs. one attempted field goal
was blocked by a Yale man. The
visitors goal line was in danger
three times. outside OF the two Yale
marches down the field for their
touchdowns In the third period
Brown held the Blue for downs on
the two-yard line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
EARLHAM BEATs FRANKLIN.
rs Associated Press:
RICHMOND. Ind. NOV

RICHMOND. Ind. Nov S.-Tp-
setting the dope bucket completely,
EarIham college trampled over the
Franklin eleven at Reid field here
Saturday afternoon. the score being
% when the final whistle sound
ed. The victory gives Earlham a
clean claim TO second place in the
T. G. 4. l.. Franklin Outweighed
Earlham twenty pounds almOst TO a
man The lightweights fought grim
ly. the backheld showing brilliantly
but much credit must be given 10 the
line which weathered all the critical
periods like a stone wall. Score.
Eariham .........0 @ @-6
franklin .-----.O go %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
NORTHWESTERN LOSES
GAME TO IOWA TEAM
By Associated Press
CHIC co Nov 8

CHICAGO, Nov. Southwestern
university lost it's fourth conference
game Saturday, being defeated by
Iowa, IA to Z. The Northwestern
line was unable to Poll back the
battering attacks of the IOwan backs
who plunged through for substan-
tial gains on almost every play.
Fighting hard in the pinches the
Purple players kept Iowa from pill
ing up big score. Twice the North
western line held when the Orange
and Black had only inches to go to
gain additional toUchdOwns.
Aubrey Devine, quarterback for
Iowa, scored both touchdowns for
his team, displayed good generalship
and made many good gains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
PREPS DISPLAY
VERY POOR FORM
Local Gridiron Men Forced to
Defeat by Blue and White
FootbaIIerS.
BY TANAN BLUE

Coach Burnham's eleven IL he
will have them called that. showed
their poorest form Saturday at Elk
hart when the Elkhart high school
defeated them by the score OF II TO
0. The scores were made by Writ,
the Elkhart captain. and Whitmer,
an old local high school student A
large number Of local high school
students accompanied the team. but
their yells did not seem TO give the
team any pep. "Ollie" Olsen. last
years football captain. attended the
game. Nobody recognized the swede
owing 10 a plaster which he had
cast over his face. lie received the
injury 70 his face while playing
freshman football with Springfield.
Olsen will be forced 20 wear the cast
for nearly two months. and will not
return TO Springfield until next sem
ester.
EIlShart Kicks.
The game started with Elkhart
kicking. on the first play the locals
pulled of a pass. and Edwards romp-
cd way for thirty yard run, this
was followed by another ten yards
by Sluss. which put the ball on the
Elkhart twenty yard line. Nyikos
was put in and attempted a drop
kick. after the locals failed to make
any more gains. hut missed the goal
by inches. Waumbaugh started
things Immediately for Elkhart by
going around left for thirty yards.
These consistent end runs by Waum
baugh and whitmer were the things
that defeated the locals.
At the close of the first quarter
Elkhart had the ball on the. local 5
one yard line, but MaXey broke
through ard nailed Evans on criss
cross throwing him bee about ten
yards. The local line held. and the
ball went over. O'Dell punted on
the first play. but his boot fell short,
and the rest OF the half the locals
fought hard defending their goal.
Golden Stars.
On the offensive. Matt Golden, the
Buntman. so the locals had TO get
along without the plunges of the
Irishman. Sluss and MaXey made
most of gains. The art Of fumbling
also cost the locals much trouble, as
the fumbles came always just at a
decisive moment.
The last half started with the
score to 0, but tumble coupled
with a poor punt by O'Dell put the
locals in the same place they were
in the first half. having to play an
entirely defensive game. An end run
by Longacre brought the ball to the
local ten yard line, here the line
held for three gains. but final line
plunge by Writ for five took the ball
over. Whitmer failed TO kick goal.
The final quarter. the locals were
fighting hard to check the onslaught
ers Of the blue and white lads. but
penalties and fumbling kept them in
the rut, and then Whitmer tore away
with another 20 yard run for the
final touchdown. The locals than
started a squirt and were working
the ball steadily down the field when
the whistle blew.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Princeton: Princeton 10: Har-
ward 10 (tie).
At New York. Dartmouth 20:
Pennsylvania ls.
At Boston: Rutgers IS; Boston
college :.
At Pittsburg: Pitt :; W. and J. s.
At Lansing: Michigan Aggies 10;
South Dakota 0.
At Evanston. Iowa Il; Northwest
ern Z.
At Chicago: Chicago Is; Michigan
At Detroit: University Of Detroit
3; Tufts Z.
AT West Point: Notre Dame -;
Army 9.
At Minneapolis: Illinois 10; Min
nesota 6.
At indianapolis; Depauw 0; Wa
bash O.
At Columbus: Ohio state 20; Pur-
due 0.
At Annapolis: Georgetown O.:
Navy o.
At state College. Pa: Penn State
20; Lehigh 7.
CULVER, Ind. Nov. S.-Final
score: Culver Military Academy 90:
Elgin Juniors college o.
WESTERN FOOTBALL.
Missouri s. Nebraska IL.
Kansas 0; Oklahoma o.
Utah 2, Colorado 0.
Wyoming o; Nebraska Wesleyan
IA.
Drake IA; Washington university
Is.
St. Louis university o Marquette o.
Colorado Aggies %: Utah Aggies Z.
University of Denver 0: Colorado
school of MinesO.
At Schenectady: New York Uni
versity II; Union 8.
At Worcester. Mass. Holy Cross
Al: Colby o.
At Syracuse. New York: Syracuse
9: Bucknell o.
At New Haven: Yale freshmen 10;
Cornell freshmen 0.
At Hamilton: Colgate II: Roches-
ter o.
At Easton. Pa. Lafayette as;
Dickinson 0.
AT Cambridge: Princeton fresh
men IS: Harvard freshmen o.
AT Homework Johns Hopkins 0:
Haverford 7
At Lancaster. Pa: Franklin and
Marshall college 0: swarthmore 20.
At Washington: Gallaudet 27:
Western Maryland s.
At Newport. r. l.. Newport naval
training station 10; Great Lakes IL.
At Cincinnati: Kentucky State o;
University of Cincinnati 4.
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL.
At Nashville: Vanderbilt univers-
ity 16: University Of Alabama II.
At Atlanta: washington and Lee
8: Georgia Tech. o.
At New Orleans: University Of
Florida 2: Tulane Il.
At Columbia, S. c.: University of
Tennessee 6: University of South
Carolina 6.
North Dakota Aggies 6; Fargo
college 0.
Idaho Z: Montana 0.
Southern California Is: California
Il.
Oreeon 0; Washington State :.
At Baltimore: Haverford 7;
John Hopkins 0.
At Charleston, w. Va: Center col
lege "A: West Virginian university s.
At Marietta, Ohio: Marietta 81:
West Virginia Wesleyan 0.
At Cleveland: Western Reserve
IA: Kenyon o.
At Alliance, Ohio: Case IL;
Mount Union IL.
At Oberlin. Ohio: Oberlin AZ;
Hiram 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Marked
money and 60 bottles of narcotics
Smith. charged with violation of the
Harrison anti-narcOtic law. pre-
scribed for Charles Chaplain and
Jesse James
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
WINS BILLIARD GAME.

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. S.
Charles Otis. of Brooklyn. defeated
Hugh Peal. of Toledo. in the first
game Of the afternoons play in the
three cushion championship billiard
tournament here b. a score Of so to
AZ in so innings. Otis had a high
run OF five.
The second afternoon game was
won by Charles McCourt. Of Cleve-
land, who defeated Byron Gillette.
Of Buffalo, so to 81 in 81 innings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

BY Associated t'ress
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov Sixty
minutes of the hardest kind Of foot
ball was witnessed on Farragut field
today at the end OF which Geoge-
town was returned winner over Navy
& TO o. the result Of two pretty
field goals dropkicked by MalOney,
the little quarterback. The first was
from q distance OF IS yards and the
second. two yards beyond the S7-yard
line
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
MICHIGAN AGGIEs WIN.
BY Associated Press
EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov s.
Long gains by Quarterback Springer
and several brilliantly executed for
ward passes paved the way to a 13
to 0 victory for the Michigan Aggies
over South Dakota's football eleven
here this afternoon. The two touch
downs were scored in the first two
periods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
ILLINOIS WINS
UPHILL BATTLE
Minnesota 0utpIayS Opponents
For Three Quarters, But
Lose Out.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press:
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Nov. s.
Coming up from behind in the hnal
quarter, illinois defeated Minnesota.
10 70 s. on Northup field today after
the Gophers had registered the first
score OF the game in the third pc
riod.
For three periods, Coach Williams
men mauled and smashed through
the Illinois line until it seemed that
only miracle would save Zuppke's
warriors from decisive defeat, once
Minnesota had the ball on Illinois
l-yard line. A few minutes later.
after a series of tackle smashes and
short end runs, Oss broke away and
ran Is yards for a touchdown.
Reversal OF Form.
Reversing form in a flash late in
the third, Illinois started its march
to victory. Walquist sailed a 45-yard
forward pass which Carney handled
perfectly and the visitors had the
ball on Minnesota's 25-yard line
when the period ended. Again in
the fourth Zuppke's men cut loose.
Three short tearing gains netted 10
yards and Walquist shot a pass TO
Il. Fletcher which brought the ball
TO Minnesota's z-yard line Twice
Minnesota held. then the same
Fletcher crashed through for a touch
down and kicked fairly difficult
goal
Minnesota kicked 10 Illinois and
once more Fletcher who entered the
game in the third period as a sub
stitute for Sterneman was called on
TO score. Illinois worked the ball to
Minnesota's 3O-yard line and Fetch
er's place kick SKINNED over the
crOss-bar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
MAROONS TRIUMPH
OVER WOLVERINES
Red Graham of Chicago Team
Features in ViCtOry-25.-
600 Present.
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Playing be-
fore crowd Of $4,000 persons. Chi
cago triumphed over Michigan. its
historic football foe. t. 10 today
in a game in which forward passes
played an important part II was the
first test Of strength between those
two elevens since the memorable Q
20 0 victory Chicago scored over the
wolverines in 1906 and Stage field
was damned to standing capacity.
Brilliant use OF the forward pass
turned the tide in Chicago's favor
after unsuccessful attempts had been
made 10 batter down the Michigan de-
Tense Tee Maroons. failing TO pierce
the Michigan forward wall from the
1-yard line, opened up a dazzling
array Of forward passes that resulted
in a touchdown in the second period
and another in the fourth With
the ball on Michigan's 1S-yard line
Graham, the Chicago quarterback,
shot q 10-yard pass TO Mcdonald
who dashed across the Wolverines
goal for the first score in the second
period. Higgins kicked goal. In the
fourth period Graham heaved a 20
yard pass, bringing the ball TO AIichi-
gan's 10-yard line Hutchinson
ripped through the line for nine
yards and Elton went over on the
next play for the second touchdown
Higgins failed at goal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

DETROIT Mich. Nov. s--A per-
fecti~ executed forward pass. fol-
lowed by two powerful line smashes
in the final period. won for Tufts
from the University OF Detroit foot
bail eleven today. 70 3. II was De-
troits first defeat this season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

ITHACA. y. y. Nov. S.-Display-
ing complete reversal Of the form
that had caused three successive de
feats this season. Cornell defeated
Carnegie Tech here Saturday by a
score Of 20 20 o. Capt Shiverick
PLAYED brilliantly. scoring all OF Cor
ustl's points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
ARROWS BATTLE
ELWOOD TO-DAY
Locals Confident of Another
Win in Game With the
DOWNSTAIRS.

Not inclined TO count their chick
ems before they're Matched. Arrow
rooters are nevertheless confident
that South Bends fast-going semi-
pros are going TO chalk no another
victory when they stack up against
the Elwood A. G.. eleven on the grid
iron az Springbrook park at ..t5
this afternoon The visitors come 20
South Bend determined 10 give the
fans a run for their money.
With all his cripples back in Gne
fettle. however. Manager Stanley
Bartozzek. OF the Arrows sees MOTH
ing but another victory for his uu-
broken string. Culop. who was in-
jured last Sunday. viii be back in
the game at quarter
Local Lineup.
Included in the availablcs for tho
contest this afternoon. the Arrows
manager has: Buck. Asklar. Smic-
elsli. Gercasz. Gore. KIosinski Paul
Faster Walling Baron. Culop Nc
Guin. Nickel. Lodge. wager. Elysz
and Beberaling.
The visitors come 70 South Bend
with reputation yard long. They
trimmed the fast Marmon GAS 90
indianapolis. TO O. last week and
have visions OF a state champion
ship. The Arrows. on the other
hand have split the aspirations 90
such elevens as the Broadway Tigers
Of Toledo and the Pyramids OF Fort
Wayne They look forward 20 bait
tie royal this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Capt for F'arcassin. Referee
j. NJ Gidsohn. Michigan. Umpire
H. 2. snyder. Harvard. Head lines
MANFRED II. Young. Illinois Yves
leyan. Field Judge +. Gardner.
Time Of quarters Is minutes
Touchdowns - Harley. Wiuaman
Slycker Goals from touchdowns-
Harley and Stinchcomb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

RTE.
Substitutions-Fo Notre Dame,
Barry for Bahan. Miller for Slack
ford. Bahan for Barry: for Army,
Gregory for Lysaldt, Bawers for
Blaix. George for Kieffer. Referee.
Andrews. Yale Umpire - Tyler,
Princeton. Head linesman-Cochem,
W scOnsin.