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Evening journal., 1920-12-10
NEALE,s suCCESS.

MARIETTA O.-Coach Greasy Ueale
has had such remarkable success as
a football coach that heShas received
NAV not be at Marietta next fall.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

The Want Ads win offer good op-
pOrtunlties for domcstlcs, Mattresses,
cooks, governesses and nurses for the
coming month.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

Smith. q Betzmer, 3: Mcdonald 3:
Williams, 1 f; Gray, ? goals from fouls
hobinhold, q; Mcdonald. 4. and VIII
lams, substitutlons, Mcdonald for
smith; Smith for Robinhold: Serrey
for Betzmer, Cole for Booth and
webb, for Hoey; referee, Wills; time
.of halves, 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
sLandinn of the Teams.
SchednIr for Newt Week.

Machine shop VS. Filters.
Administration ys. Boilers.
Transportation vs.. Drillers.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
FRESHMEN WIN
FROM S0PHS

Speclal TO The Evening journal.
NEWARK, Dec. i0.-The Delaware
College Freshmen defeated the Sopho-
mores in one OF the class series OF
basketball games last night, "a TO s..
The first year boys had their oppo-
nents outclassed from the start. This
victory demonstrates that the Fresh
men team will probably be the one
that the Seniors will have TO beat out
.h that class again wins the cham
pionship.
Mcdonald played his first game for
the Freshmen last night and featured
the game by his fast work. He not
only played a strong guard game, but
also shot two field goals and four
fouls. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
TRIANGLE-
WEST CHURCH

Totals ...............s... ~
Substitutes for West Church-Strebh
for Strebb. Referee-Creamer.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

The club has another one OF those
sef-appointed emergency quartets
with Morris Goldberg and Coach
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

We have them in a large
variety, at the price you want
TO pay. Horn Stems. SOC TO ST..
Good quality Pipes. with
Bakelite and Briar stems,
Straight or bent, 81 TO $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
WORK ON
STADIUM is
COMING FAST

Darwin Meirness graduate man.
ager of the University OF Washing.
ton. Is assured that the Stadium viii
b. In readiness for the Dartmouth
football game. to be held November
-. 1890. ExcavatinK work IL about
onethiri done. and ~ moving along
rapidly. The contractors have not
encountered the difficulty that they
expected with hardpan. which will
speed up the work.
The Stadium seating capacity for
the Dartmouth game viii be 10000.
The surface for that game will be
only temporary. and a permanent
surface win be put on later.
Meisnest says that there II no
truth TO the rumor that the Broad.
way-Llncoln football game will be
played In tho new stadium. The game
will probably be played on Denny
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
TIGERS
FIGHTING
FOR COAST
LEAD

Bln Esaick'a Vernon Tigers are
fighting tooth and nail for tho lead
In tho Coast circuit. Today they
are tied for the leadership with
Salt Lake. and Vinegar Bili and his
trlbo are expecting TO entrenoh
themselves Ia first place before the
week n over. but N the Seattle
crew bucks up and plays some real
baseball iiill and his gang may be
surprised
The biggest serioa Of the season
the teams viii play, nine sarnes -
will open tomorr.s. II win be the
first peek lo-al fans have had OF
iiill and his family. There are FEW
changes tn the Tigers lineup. BIN
Piercy. who pitched for the aacs
last year. II hurting for the Tigers
this season. Carlisle Smith. former
hig Lacquer, IN playing third instead
OF Rob Meuacl But outside Of these
changes the club lines up much the
same as the one that won the t~n,
nant last year.
The Sait Lake Be~s open a tough
series IN Kan Francisco today and
It's taken for granted that Vernon
will make every effort 20 land
every game here 20 put several per'
centago figures bctwoeo them and
second place.
seat,les' squad win BE- returning
after a three weeks jaunt 20 the
South. where they won eikh, sames
and lost ~. They met the Vernon
Tigers down South and were licked
five out OF seven times. but PHO,
Wares expects his bunch 10 do bct.
ter this week.
Woodward. a rfshthnnded hurler.
has joined tho team since the outfit
played here last but otherwise No
changes have been made.
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PREP GRID
STARS TO
ENTER ~"

Freshmen football prospect. a, the
University % Washington. arc un.
usually briEh; FOR next year. In view
OF tho fac; that many former high
school grid stars arc planning TO at
tend college.
Tho ihre, teams tied NJ In the
lead for the championship In the So
attl. high school football iraKuo laai
ycar. viii send alone ~ stars who
won letters on the Kridiron last fall,
Louis Pltwood. Biil wilkins. Bob
Wright and Cot Rice. all members
of the 1919 AIicity team. plan to en-
ter college In the fall.
The other players who plan To at
tend college arc: George Hagen.
Glenn Durnet,. Jew Racksr. Wendell
Peterson. RiIi Tuynell. Ted Ahuer.
Archie I.anxum. Frank West. Stove
pixwott. Tom Murphlns. I'D Hsdwsii.
Phil Glen. Alden Harris and Buster
Burnett
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+. GUS POPE
TO ENTER
FINAL TRIALS

The fact that Gus Pope. OF the
University 81 Washington. In among
the ~ track athletes chosen by the
Pacific coast committee TO compete
In the national te'outS TO b. held in
Cambridge on July II. came as no
surprise 20 the many followers OF the
local star.
Pope has made the ionRes, heave
Of the Greek weight OF any man IN
the United states. on Denny field
and IL 10 the belief that he will BE-
able TO repeat his performance a,
Cambridge. II this IL tho case. he
will easily qualify for the trip 20 Ant
werp and the olympic games
Henry Williams. Of tho spokane
Amateur Athletic club. Eden Jennc,
Of Pullman. and 'Jitncy" Smith. Of
Pullman. are the other Washington
men to qualify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
WRIGHT
AFTER
TITLE
AGAIN

sIsiily Wright. who In rs well
known 10 Seattle fans an the Smith
building. Will make his first bow
before said fans since bis return
from tn. East tomorrow night when
he tackles Johnny Mccarthy, the
San Francisco wciter. at The Stars
smoker for the Scott fund at LIB
rrty park.
Wright holds one verdict over
the Fighting Harp and IL he beats
Mccarthy again he In going gun.
ming after a match with Travie
Davis for the tue wrigh, also
holds a win over Davis and figures
he will win back the title II he
gets past Mccarthy tomorrow.
There's only one fighter who ever
had anything on Wright In these
parts and that was Aorrie Luz. and
~ Billy can win back that Coast
crown, chances are he Will hold II
for a while. He won the crown
once from Mccarthy only TO lose 1,
TO Lux and then he won IL from
Davis and Lur took !, away again
Mccarthy. who lost his crown 10
Davis here Friday. wasn't In the best
Of condition. as he was bothered with
q cold. But he has had a few days
rest. and Is ready for Wright
Army Wcieh and Val Sontas. the
pair OF middl~weights who pu, w
one Of the s;ormient battles OF the
SEASON at tho Arena Friday. will try
20 settle their arguments when they
meet In the hemiwindup. Their first
bout was called draw. ard both
boys are anxious 10 get together
again and settle supremacy for tho
time being.
Mike Pete and Percy walker, well
matched wsiterweiRhts. tangie in the
third bout. Neither will be a worlds
champion. but they are well matched
and should battle.
Eddie Moore. the little fellow who
Ia making big hi, with the fans
will 70 on with Mike Mitchell In ons
OF the other bouts. Patsry ciacco
and the zuxu Kid viii open the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
STAR LEAGUE
MANAGERS
ATTENTION!

Any Star league team wishing 70
play regular games in the league
on both July 4 and July 5, should
let the sporting editor know before
Friday OF this week. This will give
several teams that are behind their
schedule a chance to play off their
games.
Grounds win be a scarcity on both
Sunday and Monday. 30 the team
managers should decide as soon as
possible II they want TO play on
these dates.
The Cavalier clubs forfeited what
might have been good ball game
10 the Madison Park bunch Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
BEAVERS WIN
18TH STRAIGHT

Piiinx up a count Of ~ 10 0 on the
Ballard Cubs. the Ballard Beavers.
one Of the strong contcndcrs for Tho
Star Junior league trophy. won their
i.th straight game Sunday at Ad
ans. The Beavers play a three game
series with Index at Index Saturday.
Sunday and Monday. The games will
feature tho annual Fourth OF July
celebration at lnder.
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Are johnson and Cobb Losing Their Sl<i1a
Bender and Walsh
Are Still Riuols

CHIEF Bender and ED walsh.
former big league hurting stars.
are staging one two race In the
Eastern league. Bender. who
pitched for the Philly Athletics
whom they were champions OF the
world. 1. plotting tho New Haven
team and has hin club In front by
half a game or no. walsh. who
used 90 bend them over the plate
for the Chicago White Sox. II
loading the bridgeport team. and
has his club In second place. rigtr
on the heels OF the New Haven
OUTFIT. The fans have gone daffy
over tn. race in tho Eastern cir
cult. New Haven drawing 10000
people In n pair OF games re
Gently.
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Tacoma Bank
Loses to w. M. s.

Washington Mutual Savings bank
won the inter city hank-rs' cham.
pionshlp when they defeated the
Bank Of California. Of Tacoma. in
an exciting thinning COMETS In Ia.
coma Saturday by 20 4 count.
Tho feature Of the game was tho
iwiriinE Of uinxnman and the hit.
ting 81 Pasco.. Moran and Bain Of
n' Seattle champs. The rame var
played on the Tacoma international
league park ana crowd OF Seattle
fans were on hand to witness the
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
PHILLY MEET
POINTS TO
u. S. PROWESS

Yhe crack stare unear;hsd At the
intercollegiate meet at Philadelphia
would come near winning for Amer.
lea at Antwerp. thinks CuAtAviua
Kirby. president az tho American
olympic COMMITTEES. He says:
The games disclosed some really
remarkable athletes and athletic
performances. aud when you con.
nifkr the number OF available Aih.
lstes In other parts OF the country
who are yet to be tried. you can
sec why the Olympic committee
feels confident that tho United
States will continue to maintain It's
supremacy In track and field ath-
ietics at the coming Antwerp meet. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
WANDER LAS
AND WALLER WIN

Don Waller. paired with Dick Van.
der Las. didn't have much trouble in
defeating Hart 'and Little In the
mems doubles last night. winning by
= so. 60 count. The winners crack
"a the bail hard. and their service
was hard for their opponents 10 han
die Waller and Wander Las are ex.
pected 10 put up a strong fight for
the doubles championship. as they
arc playing better team work now.
In the mixed doubles. two hard
matches were fought out with Doro-
thy Little and Herb Little, triumph
Ing over Rose Gabriel and Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
MAT MEN TO
MEET IN SOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO, June zs.--Ad
santeli and John Hackenchmidt
win wrestic In the main event in
the mat show at the Dreamland to
be held Tuesday.
An added feature viii be . ladieS
bout. Annie Hall. champion woman
wrestler Of Australia. viii meet Mar
garet June. California woman wrest-
Ter. Margaret June Is being coached
by santell.
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Waller uses a sharp cut on
Ma backhand that bothered
m of the other players he
kas eliminated in the meet.
rurr walked right opt and took
~ first five games In the first SCI
.fcrc either player was roaily
~rm~s up. Waller Melted easy
||<hances continually and h's drive
- carrying the bali out OF bounds
- u~rd an easy cut service. while
sf.Y,er cracked his first service
knrd easing up slightly on his sec
IA orYer4nr. Waller broke thru
ana took a game ON his own serN-
- hut Burr won the ncxt game
ma the set
nrRR USES
NAME TACTICS
gurr continued the same tactics
Il the second session. using fair
~ last drive and playing the balls
Aowu the xideisnes. Waller was still
vf,d and started serving doubles
Burr again took five straight games.
with Waller winning the sixth and
Burr taking the seventh.
AFTER losing the first game In the
1hird xrt Waller rallied and piled
M lead OF three games TO one.
hut Burr came back and evened up
che going at four games even The
11lts then nlternated. with Burr
fsnnliy breaking thru Walters scrv-
~ on the 18th game for the Sc,
md match In the early games In
mis- set Waller was scoring fro
ouent aces with his terrific service
mt when he los, control Of his
opeed In the latter stages of the
match II cost him the champion
nip.
Burr has played remarkable tennis
9Aruout the tourney. going thru the
me<t without iosing single set. He
non = total OF IS games against 10
~ his opponents.
RA1MARY
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ESg&9SsSz[z7!3|22Sa
=! : -

ward work at the star, Of the year. bat
b. 10 being chesrsd ~ the same custom
ers now. according 70 reports rom
Gotham
e,,,a.,d~r Herb Hunter, with the san
Ffanelrco Feain last yoer, has been
turned over 70 the indianapolis eiun. IN
the American assoeiaiiea- Hes an out-
fielder.
Dave Dsnforfb. foonev Chicago
White sos I~ft-handsx, has Joined
tho Columbus tram. In the same
league.
Benny Rauff. New YORK Giant oufhsio-
er. hasn't heard the last OF me ehArs@
mad. against him alleging that he pDr-
chased a stolen auto last winter re
will go on trial July 20. Benny says ~
didn't know IL was stolen. but Just ths
same. he will have some explaining 70 ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
FALLS BEFORE
STEADY PLAY OF BURR
IN STRAIGHT SETS IN
STAR TENNIS FINALS

Playing a pretty brand of tennis, Richard Burr annexed
the mems singles championship in The StarWoodand park
net tourney the North end courts yesterday when ne
defeated Don Waller, University of Washington STAR oil
81. SO.
Burr put up too steady game for Waller placing each
stroke with such accuracy that Waller didn't nave mueh
chance to bring his drive into play 49,
q The winner had little trouble handling Walters drive
hen Il did come over and he played Dons backhand well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
CAN'T GO
ROT TT.


But the Great Walter johnson
hasn't started yet. lie " having trou
BILE In xoing tho route. For few In
ninsu he Is tho Great Walter Of Old
Then all al once his stuff forrakss
him. the batteru fall on even ball
he smokea up 10 the plate. ana Clark
Grimm signals the relief TO start
warming up in the bull pen.
Cobh's hitting slump has come at a
time when there arc more 100 or bet
ter hittcrH IN the American league
than there have been for years. The
barring OF freak pitching has given
other players an opportunity to shoot
up toward the top OF the batting per
eentaKes. But Cobb's eyes. foe some
reason. have failed TO take his share
% tho advantage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
CITY TENNIS
MEET WILL
OPEN TODAY

rIrhty entries have been received
for tho city Tennis tourney to h
held at the Seattle Tennis club dur
ine the coming week.
The first event will start at ESQ
this afternoon. No doubles matches
viii be played today Entries have
been received for the mems singles
and doubles. and the women'n sin
CLOS and doables. No mixed dou
hles viii he played.
The committee in charge OF th'
tourney consists OF Harry Blake
Gertrude schreiner and Marshall
Allen.
Following In the schedule Of ths
matches 20 be played to-day;
Ar..iso y. NJ.
Miss nsfxus - Miss Frs.sien
Mrs. furcsit es Mr. Ia ulond
Miss ~ ofeen va Miss Pollock
Al a n. ".
Ms Stafford " Mfs Fos,sr
Mia. as~is ~ Miss Tayiaf
Mlas Behrsinsr vs. Miss Lcs
ATs y. n.
Leonard 70 rtaariaii
Marion W ", Cailias
itaie - Y. Coiitns
T Green vs. Msleoarus
NepogEai "a Fsfissk
AT Sis q. N.
Hpeiisl vs. Hamttn
Andsrsnn Murray
upsn vs carrie
Crawford Asih
usek~ith - G. q wiliisms
AT q. VI
MrNtiian n0ff
nausy - Carpenter
" usrahss - Foley
u~nis Npus
oats Va Nsuhsf las
FoshsrsnHham vs. Hexsi
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No games Monday teams travelling.
GAMES THIS WEEK
vernon at seattle
Oakland at Portland
haii Lake at San Francisco.
Sacramento at Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
AMERICAN LEaory

Chicago sss. PitisbprR "a
New York ~. Philadelphia 4
Boston :. Brooklyn ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

niti c1ymw. ferme~ Seattle man
ax~v. hs. wen his ssIf TOR damages
against the Louisville club for bark
Ray. whi~h h~ started ~hii~ i~zsding
the local. last year lie wa4 grant0
ever . sheas~sd roand ones By IL
Jury hearing the es~~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

Otto ynabs. former Philafeiphia Ma
tlonai isarBs second saekrr. has beer
signed TO manage the Kansas City team
In the American association. He wii
succeed sier Mccarthy. The veteran will
pilot the team from tho beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

TIJUANA. -- Jack Johnson, who
is used TO throwing bulls In Mexico.
occasionally wrestles here. His last
show included the Balkan Lion, ''
Petroff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
WONDER
RECORD

II TIE Georgian was hitting his nor
nal stride he ought 10 be smuggling
near the 500 mark instead Of where
he iR.
For IS years. and Including the
games Cobb has taken part in up 20
June IS. tho date he went into hos
pi,af following a collision WITH ira
Flagstead. in which he was injured.
he has played In 1910 games. lie
has been at bat Ass times. making
total os 2.7ss hits. for a grand aV'
eraEc Of $40. Tina; alone is the
greatest feat n player ever pasted In
hts scrapbook But along with MS
wizard hitting he has also introduced
newer Kind OF basebail--the kind
that outguesscs. outHmarts. outthinkE
n whole ball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
TODAYS MATCHES
SHOULD HE FAST

Some fast doubicS play should be
In order today. when Waller and
Wander Las tangie with Hcskc,h and
schlanger. at p. IN The winners
go into the semi finals and meet Mol
Ian and Nolan, at .. m.
stephens and Burr tangle with
Bailey and Williams ne p. m. In the
semi finals. in the lower half Of the
drawing.
The finals viii be played off We'd
rta...l.l.- rtlrhN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

me clney Reds have signed Iest,
Cummings. the star sguthpaw % An.
hsrps ooii~gs durinr the past esson. and
Guy Richard. cornsirs best bet this sea.
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
WALTERS
LEDGER

JohnHon'H record 20 date. extend.
ing back over his II years OF speed
in tn. American league. credits him
with 2as victories and 93o losses.
But his percentage tells but b,ue,
and we can only speculate wha,
wonder record he'd have made with
club like the presen, array OF New
York or Cleveland sluggers back OF
him.
Both are likely 20 return 20 the
fashy pace they have set over the
back stretch OF years before the pres
ent season goes into the final flag
spurt--yet tho fact remains that
Cobb and johnson have fallen short
OF their former marks OF GREAT
NESS 10 date in 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
FLASHY Miller

NEW YORK.--It took Bill Curtis.
the handsome naval star. minutes
and 81 seconds to do n mile. and but
. minutes 20 change from his track
suit TO his sen toys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
MINED DOUBLES
BILLED

Dick Wander Las win BE- busy
young man today. After playing In
his doubles with Don Waller ut p.
m. he plays mixed doubles with Ger
trude Schrriner against Mrs.
Bourque and coup~r. at $40. The
winners OF this match viii meet Mrs.
Foster and Bailey AZ .. m.
Little and Little viii meet Bragdon
and Bragdon Ia the other mixed dou'
blcs match at 8 . vi.
The finals In this event viii also
BE- played "wednesday.
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Scgel. in thrce.ert match. 20, 81
Ga, and Mrs. Bresdon and Bragdon
winning. 80. 60. rs from Ruth Mar
cuse and Bruce Hcskcth.
Gertrude Schrclner and Dick Van
der Las. favorites for the uue, won
their first round match from Vida
Robinson and William Carrie. 90
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
Two Yankees
in Semi-Einals

WIMBLEDON. Jun. ss.--Two
Yankees. william Tildcn and Charles
Garland. are left IN the British lawn
tennis championship race The race
has narrowed down 10 four men.
Zense shimidzu and Ted Mavrogor.
dato are still in the race. besides the
two Americans. Tilden will meet
Garland today. and Mavrogordato
will meet Shimidzu today. in the
semi.finals. Tildcn and Shimidzu are
favored TO meet In the finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

Let's eat ut Boldt's: cory boxes for
the whole family Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

DON'T START WHAT YoU CAN'T
sTOri BE careful with fire In and neas,
the forest.
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KING II
Di Al"

Both have failed 20 show tho class
expected OF them and OF which mcy
have been capable Of flashing back
over their years OF triumph.
Recently Tyrrs played a, tho Polo
Grounds beside tn. newest colossal
Of baseball. BABE RUTH. and heard
the cruel words hurled at him. The
King II D~adr'
How those words must have cut
him. his Southern pride. his fEhtins.
characteristic fire.
And since that time he has started
on a batting rampage that has taken
him out Of the ranks OF the $50
hiit~rs 20 the select circle % tho 500.
as II to disprovc the tAant nunx al
him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
MASTER
PLAYERS
ARE SLOW
TO START
ny DEAN SNYDER

star dust IN short lived stun.
Sooner or later every diamond star
feels himself slipping. The stuff he
used 20 pull fails 90 get over. IL Ia
tho turning point from the road that
has led up 10 the other sidy. which
leads down.
To hint that such veteran IDOLS OF
the years a. 1y Cobb and Walter
Johnson are not playing the super
game sounds strange
GREATNESS Is
EXPECTED
They have NO LONG dominated base
ball az outstanding players that
greatness Ia expected OF them.
For rs years the Georgian Peach
has led the batting parade OF his
league and outsmarted them all by
his new kind OF baacbali--that n do
Ing the unexpected.
And for ~ years Walter tho Great
has smoked up his dazzling shoots
and his bewiidering hooks with the
hokum attached that would have
made them near unbeatable with a
ball club back % him better than
Washington has generally proved TO
be.
But
The ALTERING work Of both Cobb
and johnson 40 far this year can not
help but raise the question. ARE
THEY sLIPPtNGr"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-19
AnlIISeneRtS
0rpheunn.

SOM vaudeville fans would rather
see Gertrude Hoffman u an art con.
sisung OF dancing alone than in "a
series Of limitations or impressions.
while other iwo-a day deyotnus have
the reverse feeling toward the enter
tainmcnt of this talented stat RraliZ-
ING this. Miss Hoffman,. al the Orpheum
this week has Coutuvcd an offering
which aims to please both schools Of
her admirers. She is now presenting
herself Ia a series OF dances aud i'm
presentations which, with the aid Of
special stage settings and an augmented
orchestra under the direction of Max
Hoffman combine to uphold her repu-
Jation for unceasing Improvement OF
her stage conCets
Monday, at the first performance OF
her latest production, she was so ire
mendously successful that she was
called upon to make speech. Ac-
knowledgnE the applause she said,
When I danced in vaudeville hereto
fore. some have said they wished that
| would give limitations. Then there
were those who expressed the wish
that | had danced, So this time, !
resolved 20 do both, And those VINO
have had the good fortune 10 watch
Miss Hoffman's newest production ties
tify that she has succeeded easily IN
capturing the hearts Of both wings OF
her followers