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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and party from
Saxon motored to Washburn last
Sunday and spend the day visiting
with friends.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21
Something doing every

Something doing every moment
with the Flora DeVoss Co.
George Haglund. of Carney's Point,
N. j. was in the city Tor few days
during the past week visiting with
relatives and friends. While here he
announced his coming wedding to
Miss Lucille Smith, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. o. w. Smith, which will take
place this week at Evansville.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Otto Hattstaedt, Pastor.

Regular church service on Sunday
at 2:30 P. M. Everybody cordially
invited.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21
ROUNDUP FAIR TO BE HELD
HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EXHIBITS FROM ALL PARTS OF
bayfield, COUNTY

Wonderful Showing of Grains,
Grasses and Root Crops as Well as
Flowers Will be Held at the Y.
M. c. A. Gymnasium.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

as one-half of one per cent by
volume. The u. S. Supreme Court
declared the Volstead law was
valid act, was the law Of the land,
was paramount TO any state laws
on the subject" Therefore the
language of the Mulberger law it.
self makes the Volstead definition
Zone half of one per cent the Null
berger definition. Therefore,
vote the Mulberger law is a vote for
one-half of one per cent and for the
Volstead law standard. Therefore
the Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
supports the Mulberger law and asks
voters to mark their ballots eyes
x" that Chapter $50 of the Laws of
1919 be continued of force and effect.
NOTE This is the bill over which
many "dry" people were confused
during the primary election and
good many people known to be dry,
cast their vote for the opposing
parties, because they backed up their
measure. Now some people are be-
ginning to learn that they were
"dured" for this enforcement bill
over which such ballyhoo was made
is about as strong an enforcement
measure as could be passed. We
can now say ''we told you so."-
Editor.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burke, last Thursday, baby boy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holman are
the parents of baby boy born to
them on Thursday of last week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21
MAYOR AND COUNCIL CITED TO
ANSWER TO CONTEMPT CHARGE
FOR FAILING TO OBEY ORDER IN
SEWER CASES

Must Show Cause Why They Should
Not be Adjusted Guilty and Pun
ished for Misconduct in Failing to
Obey Order.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hall, are the
happy parents of baby boy born to
them Monday morning.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-10-21

Larger than ever before, the Flora
DeVoss Co.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
COBB WILL DRAW z
$4,000 SALARY
TIGER LEADER
Famous Georgia Peach
Will Be Highest Paid
Manager in Game.

NEW YORK y. Y. Dec. l6.-Tyrps
Raymond Cobb. the Jewel OF
Georgia" will be present at the
American League meeting which
will be held tomorrow afternoon 81
the Hotel Belmont. Tyrus does not
attend meetings as a rule, but is
coming here at the solicitation OF
Frank Navin, the owner OF the De
troit club. NaVin wants 20 prescrt
Cobb with the management OF the
club and also raise his salary C.
$4,000. This puts Cobb in the posi-
tion OF being the highest salaried
player in the country.
il was learned tonight that Cobb
drew down $4,000 yearly from the
Golfers OF the Detroit clubs. with
the liberal increase he will be on q
par with Ban johnson. the president
Of the league, who draws $50 GOO
down every year. Judge Lands T.
the highest paid official in tie
pastime. receiving S42.5 800 per an
mum. Cobb exceeds the stipend Or
President Heydler by exactly SIZ.-
600 which goes TO prove that Tyrus
RAYMOND Cobb must stand pretty
high with his team owner
In the salary list OF ball players
there is none that comes within
close distance OF Cobb. Babe Ruth
and Iris Speaker. two OF our mos
famous pastimers run second =.
Cobb in the money line. Each ef
these great characters draw down
S20.00O yearly which isn't TO be
sneered at. Eddie Collins is figUrcG
as a $4,000 player. Alexander as
the $1,000 class
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
West Va. Star Will
Strengthen Knicks

The Knickerbockers. bolstered
with Harry Harris. former West
Virginia University grid star. who
this year played with the Akron
will meet the Rex
men Sunday afternoon at Union
Park in an attempt to get a firmer
hold on the District independent
grid championship. Two other stars.
one of whom was named on Camps
1917 All-American, may be seen in
the Knicks' lineup, although ne
gotiations have not been closed as
yet.
Harris, Jack sullivan. who was
a sub at Georgetown this fall;
Mackert. Maryland States crashing
fullback. and Van Brocklin. former
North Carolina and Georgetown
star. will probably make up the
Enicks' backfield. Jenkins, a legiti-
mate Knick. is also a possibility.
The last four played against the
Navy Yarders Sunday at American
League Park and romped through
the Gun Makers almost at will for
u 26-to-6 victory.
II the Georgetown aggregation
knocks off the Rexmen Sunday 1t
is believed they will challenge the
John Marshall eleven in Richmond.
Va. for the Independent champion
ship OF the South.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Havana Results.

First Race-Durella, 112, Gear
mody), 2 to 1, 4 to S. 2 to s; Stilet-
to, 1o7 (Barnes), s TO 5. 4 to s; Sim
Feiner, lis (Butwell). TO 5. Time:
lao LIS. Twenty-Seven, Jack Daw-
son, Grey Rump, Shasta, Sentry,
Eastern Glow and Rora also ran.
Second Raee-Get EN-, III Out
well), s to S, 3 to S. 1 to 8; Winall,
100 (Robinson), 3 to 1. to s; Tige.
los (Boyle), to 3. Time: iii 1-5.
Sleepy Dear. Coombs, Chefa and Per-
haps also ran.
Third Race-Juanita Ill, 1o7
(Fletcher). S to 1. 2 to l. even;
Incinerator, 1o2 (wilson), 5 to .. to
8: Miss Sweep, 1l2 (Carmody), to l.
Time: 1:lo S-5. Legotal, Punctual.
Hat Rack Vision James and Herman
Fsurth Raee-Mumbo Jumbo, 10
(Boyle), S to 2. even. out; Discussion.
1o6 (Kennedy). 4 to 5, out; Assump-
ton. 1o6 CGarner), out. Time: 1:os
e-5. Osgood also ran.
Fifth Race-Belle of Eliza abeth-
town, los (McDermott), 3 to .. TO
s, 3 to s; American Ace, lis (Kel-
say). 2 to s, 1 TO s; Helen Atkin. los
(Boyle), Z to S. Time: 1:11 1-5. Diff
ferent Eyes, Furbelow and Lscks-
wanna also ran.
Sixth Raee-Doublet H.. s.
tFietcher), 6 TO l, 2 to /. out, Tim
J. Hogan. 1o3 Gsncaster). 8 to s
out: Blazonry, 11s (Eames), out.
Time: l:47. Hunter Plat and Black
Thong also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
EASTERN RNLOSESTO
STEWARD FIVE
Ingley'S Field Goal in Extra
Time Gives Team 30-tO-
90 Win.

IngIey's field goal. in the extra
e-minute period required TO de-
eide winner OF the Eastern High
Business College game yes
,erday. defeated the Light Blue and
white 80 to %.
Faber. Eastern's clever little for
ward. was easily the star Of the
game, though the guarding Of Goetz
and the accurate shooting OF Ing
ley, Of the winners. pushed him to
the limit for honors. Prender. for
Eastern. also played a snapry game
at guard. and seems to shape up in
basketball as good az he did dur
ing the football season
The Light Blue and White squad
was leading at the end Of the first
half 81 to IL. but the Steward quint
came back strong in the last half
and tied the game % to y as the
final whistle blew. Prendcr's goal
from foul put his team ahead in the
extra period until Ingley made =
long loop shot from the middle Of
the floor for the winning points
The lineup and summary:
l0oh ..nt
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Central High Boys
Turn to "SheLl" Game

Central High. under the tute-
lage Of Clarence Hecox, one OF
the best known water coaches
I'm the District and coach OF the
Warrington Canoe Club, Ia to
break into the .sheu game"
Gym apparatus for crew work
has already been ordered and In
expected to arrive shortly when
Hecox will set His squad TO work
on the machines. Hecex coached
a squad Of crew men Mt Tech
High school some years ago hut
owing to lack OF facilities and
funds the movement died n nat
urnI death.
Outdoor practice when spring
comes ON viii be held at the
washinEton Canoe. Club where
every facility will be offered the
school boys Candidates for the
Central crew have been offered
membership I'm the club.
A trip to Philadelphia I'm the
spring will be the important
event on the Central crew sehed-
ale. As n reward for placing In
this meet, the contestants will
be given valuable prises and tro-
phies.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Middle Atlantic
Conference Postpone

4 Middle Atlantic football conf.
ence. 10 b. composed Of ten team
along the Atlantic soabuard, Is -.
proposal of Dr. Ray Van Ormar.
head coach Of the Johns HopkiEs
University team.
The ten cIeVvus being consider ''
FOR the plan. according TO Dr. Na"
OrmHr. are: Hopkins. Maryla1t.
Virginia. Y. NJ. l. V. 7. T. Me-
Nirg iuia. North Carolina. North Car
clina State. Haverford and Swarth-
more.
The opinion is expressed in Bait
more that Maryland will b" lls,
% cast in h.r lot with tho Midd.
Atlantic conference. though Coach
Curly Eyrd. Of that institution. Wa
one Of the prime organizers OF tn
Southern conference.
The one year rule is included i-
the plans FOR the new conference
il is declared.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
GEORGETOWN nine
TO MEET BEST IN
SOUTH AND,EAST
Twenty-six Games on
Schedule Now, With
I Several Pending.

Twenty-six games. including neaS-
ly every college of prominence in
the South and East, make up the
baseball schedule which
was announced last night. Among
the Southern teams to be played
are Georgia Tech and Auburn.
The opening game will be played
with the University of Fennsylva-
mia on the Hilltop Field on March
sS. In addition to the games sched-
uled, negotiations are pending with
Detroit, Alabama, Fordham, Pitts
burgh, South Carolina, st. Johns,
Columbia and George Washington.
The complete schedule follows:
March %, Pennsylvania; March 20.
Holy Cross; March 80, Vermont;
April /, Syracuse; April 2. Penn
state; April 4, Dartmouth; April s.
williams; April ., Cornell; April
12 Richmond University; April Is.
LAFAYETTE; April 81, Western Mary
land: April 22, Bridgewater: April
"a. Auburn; April 1926, Georgia
Tech: April 20, West Virginia; April
20. Navy at Annapolis; May 1. North
Carolina; May 3, Washington and
Lee; May 5, Bethany; May 21. Penn
at Philadelphia; May "a, Lafayette
at Easton; May IS. Princeton at
princeton; May &c. Trinity at Hart.
ford: May 2S. Holy Cross at Worces-
ter: May 80, Boston College at Bos-
ron
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
TAKES TONGIT
WEST VA. JOB NOT
OFFERED TO DOBIE

MoRGANTowN. w. Va, Dec. 1s.-I
Gilmore Dobie, nor any other foot
ball coach. has been signed to a
contract to coach the West Virginia
team this fall and contract has
been offered to nobody. This was
the reply given out by II. A. stans-
bury, director OF athletics at the
Mountaineer institution today to
nearly a score Of kilograms from
New York and vicinity asking him
to verify or deny the rumor that
Dobie had been signed. Director
stansbury stated that Dobie's name
had been on q list Of approximately
twtnty desirable" men made up
when the subcommittee of the ath-
letic board began consideration OF
successor to Mcintyre. but that 1t
was well known that Dobie had had
a successful year at Cornell and that
his contract there still had two
years to run.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Army EleUen VIII
Meet Yale in BOlDL


NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. I6.
Yale has secured the Army
eleven for the bowl next fall ms
the headliner Of its football sea-
son. The West Pointers have
never been allowed 10 leave
home before except for their an
nusl match with the Navy.
usually played I'm New York
City. and permission to play this
except on the Army and Navy
campus was refused for years.
The signature Of the War De-
partment 20 the request for the
Nale-Army game I'm the bowl
was obtained today.
The schedule comprises mine
games ms usual. although the
season begins one week ezriicr.
The frat match will be played
before the fall term opens. Yale
has returned TO the policy of
meeting several New Epgisnd
colleges and the Bates. Ner-
mont, Williams and Brown
matches are announced. brown
was given = position nearer the
middle of the schedule I'm order
that Yale might be enabled TO
meet y comparatively weaker
eleven just before the Princeton
and Harvard matches.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
CATHOLICS READY
TO MEET LEHICH
Game in Brookland Gym Will
Mark Opening of College
Season Here.

washington's College basketball
season opens tonight at Catholic
University when the fast Lehigh
quint comes to battle the Brookland-
ers in the opening game of the sea-
son.
The Catholics have already been
through two or. three practice games
this year, and, for a team with only
one veteran from last year, has
made an exceptionally good show
ing. Dunn, at right forward. is the
only veteran who will start tonight,
Kelly or O'Brien will handle the
other shooting position, with Eberts
at center, Fosse or Gleason at left
guard and Lynch at right guard.
Fred Rice, Catholic University's
veteran coach, has been driving the
squad for the last three weeks in an
effort to get them into physical
shape to Withstand the series of
hard games which win follow the
Christmas holidays: Rice declared
yesterday that though his opening
lineup has been decided upon he has
some clever youngsters covered
which he may shoot into the fray.
The Brooklanders mix with the
Loyola quint from Baltimore tomOr-
row night at the local gym. while
Gallaudet meets Temple University
at Kendall Green.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
New Orleans Results.

Efr.t Raee-Msry Head. l1O Oar
isl. to ), / to 2. 1 to 4; Segurola,
o. (King). even, to 5;'Repent, 100
NcDermott), even. Time: 1903.
iIadys. Dora w, Mary Fonso and
rading Star also ran.
second Raee-Ablaze. 113 (Stack).
10 5, : to 5, to 3; Murray, 12O
HeupeD, s to 1. 5 to 2; Pueblo. 100
Roberts), to 2. Time: 1907 5-5,
,ovden. Gloom. lie Gaulois, Nancy
ann and wild Flower also ran
Third Race-Kirsties Cub, 107
-Roberts), IL to I. to l, 2 to 1;
furpoyne, l07 (King), Z to s. to D;
Did Sinner. 104 (Richcreek), 6 to ..
lime: I:15. Vansylvia. Tarascon.
.mackassin and Lovers Lane also
an.
Fourth Race - Fantoche. ia
I,vke), 9 to 5. 4 TO 5, to S; Day
lilly, l09 (Heinisch), s to 5, Z to 10;
Iuen. 107 (Mooney). 2 to 5. Time;
AZ Tom Roach. Ionia- Pimlico
nd Tan Son also ran.
Fifth Race-Eddie Rickenbacker,
90 (King), 3 to 3. . to 5, i to s;
;terling. 112 (Murray), 1 to 4. out;
mart Guy. ss (Schwartz). to 1,
lime: 1:14 is. Bunga Buck and
ice Chairman also ran.
sixth Race-Barry Shannon. 1O3
Eoberts). s. to I. 3 TO 1, TO 8;
Dancing Spray, 100 Gregory, s to
to 8: Trooper. lO2 (Nfooneyl,
ven. Time: 80 As. Raider, Tan
,lus. Pastoral Swain, Madge F., Tom
dcTaggart and Young Adam also
an.
seventh Race-Lieut. Perkins. III
Garner). IL to 5. 6 to 5, 2 to 5;
ANDY Mac. 1Oj (Coltiletti). 6 to 5,
. 5. Lady Ward. 1O6 Cwida). . to 10
-irne: 1:42. Lucius, Kingling II.
.ircuIate. Susan NJ. Kebo. Betsy and
{fIly stuart also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Paul KricheU Signs
As Scout of YdRkS

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S. - Paul
Rrichell. OF the Bronx. former st.
Louis Brown. and Internationsl
League catcher today signed with
the Yankees as scout. Krichell had
q similar post with Ed Barrow on
the Boston Red Sox last season.
Ths Yankees next season will have
the most elaborate scouting system
ever organized. Four men will be
on regular salary while there will be
other agents all over the country.
The regular scouts are Joe Kelly.
Bob Connery, Bob Gilks and Paul
Krichell, all former major league
players. Kritchell will have charge
OF looking after college PLAYERS.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
MOHAWKS BATTLE
TRUXTONS SUNDAY

For the benefit Of the mother OF
Henry r. Daily. member OF the Mo-
hawk football team. who met fatal
injuries in a game last Sunday. the
Mohawk Athletic Club and Truxton
Athletic Club win stage a game
Sunday afternoon for the lio-pound
championship of the District on the
field at Seventeenth and d streets
southeast.
Young Daily was one Of the mcst
popular athletes OF the District, and
his unfortunate death was a hard
blow to his widowed mother. His
teammates are taking advantage Of
this method to extend needed finan-
cial assistance.
The game will begin at o'clock,
and a large crowd Is expected to
be on hand.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
YANKS MEET REBELS
SATURDAY NIGHT

With seven straight victories ra
their credit the Yankees will tTg
for eight when they meet the Ret
els at the Congress Heights Audi
torium on Saturday night. Compos-
ed Of such stars as Meany, Bingle'
Narela. Rutherford and McDonait.
OF Y. NJ. {. A. fame. the Rebc.7
should give the Yankees the hare
est game they have had. on neN-
Wednesday at Congress Heights The
Yankees will have as their oppo-
nents the fast Allied Club Of Bal:i-
more, last seasons A. A. L. cnd ---
piOnS.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Maryland Closes
With Carolina Team,

The University OF Maryland has
closed its contract with North Caro-
lima State for a football game TO
be played in Maryland on Thanks
giving Day. the date heretofore
given to Johns Hopkins. This prob
ably means a definite split between
the College Parkers and Hopkins
teams, though there is said to be q
slight chance that they may come
to an agreement, in which case
Maryland might shift the North
Carolina date. In order to be pre-
pared for any emergency. Johns
Hopkins is negotiating for a game
with Washington and Lee on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
8sieSPEoRTL[E;H|I y;!!!'][![!; +!

AGAINST THE CANES BREAK.
To lock fate In tpe face
However grin and dark.
To take the games worst break
And hold the vital sDaFkt
To throw soft Aesh aside
where trouble rules the fray.
Nor make one lone complaint =
Along the harder way.
Can yeu. whe've drifteA Issg
BE ready at the cali
To swim upstream again
whatever nay befails
Fer courage alsS means
The raw nerve to endure,
where these whs esne through sre
Shall fad the eniy etre.
The TspIiner.
What was the most remarkable
sporting achievement for 1907
writes one of sports far-forming
legions.
'In what sport did it take placer
There was no remarkable per-
formance in the boxing game. Moth
ing to speak OF, at any rate.
Ohio States remarkable series OF
winning rallies featured the foot
ball season. and thereby heads the
gridiron Its.
Winning two championship games
in the last second or two Of play
was enough to bring DR.. Wiice's
team premier honors in 80 far AZ
our correspondent might refer te
football.
But the topliner, after all. didn't
belong to football.
The winning Decision.
The winning decision halts for a
moment before two men. They are
Babe" Ruth and Iris Speaker.
Babe" Ruth lifted a home-run
record from twenty-nine sonorous
crashes to fifty-four, as we recall
the number. the most astounding
case of record-breaking ever known
For records when broken are rarely
passed by the new holder.
A record that has lasted means
something close to the end of human
achievement
Ruth. however. made the old rec
ord look extremely puny. Ruth
more than doubled the old mark
which had lasted for so many years
up to 1913.
Speakers achievement was almost
as remarkable. Throughout the
year he gave the greatest exhibition
Of outnelding in either league.
Through the greater part OF the
year he led his league at bat and
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17

finally finished a good second up
around 400.
And on top of that he piloted a
ball club to pennant and q world
championship.
Speaker was not as dramatic az
Ruth, not as much of an epoch
wrecker. But his achievement call
cd for far greater versatility as
more effective in producing winning
results.
These two undoubtedly topped the
list. No one else was even close.
Nstienal and Internstienal.
Baseball is a national sport. So
10 American football. Rules made
to govern these sports are under
local control.
But golf and tennis are interna-
tional sports. International cham
pionships are big features Of both
games.
No one nation has any right to
alter the rules governing these
sports unless that nation desires to
drop out Of international competi.
tion. To say that any one golf BODY
can switch the rules around to gov
ern a certain locality Is merely TO
indorse general confusion and stir
up additional trouble at a time
when the world has had about all
the trouble II can handle for the
next ten days or so.
We can say in advance that the
greatest achievement OF 1921 will be
| discovering the master mind who
steered the White Sox scandal. I,
will be-if the discovering ever
takes place.
The next campaign this country
| should wage is one for personal
liberty" begins an editorial. Per-
sonal liberty? What is il? 1t has
been extinct in this country SO long
we've forgotten whether it is a
vegetable. q mineral or a soup. Per-
| mission TO breathe, We understand
is only a matter Of a few more
| months.
| l.. +. D.-You are right. The foot
ball team willing to risk the harde,
schedule should be given credit 70,
| its achievement in the seasons
ranking. if it comes through un'
| beaten. Stopping a bunch Of se:-up:
| means a trife less than nothing.
Golf may not be the nationa'
sport. but il is at least the national
| frenzy. and now just swinging into
| it's stride. with nothing to stop il
East or West but brace of oceans
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
NAVY DIDN'T OFFER
&. u. FOOTBALL DATE

Reports emanating from Annapo-
lis TO the effect that Georgetown had
declined an offer to meet the Middies
on the gridiron on November 5 of
next year are denied at the Hilltop
institution. Instead of having re-
iected the date, Georgetown officials
declare they were never offered d
date of any kind. Failure to hear
from the Naval Academy caused
Georgetown uen TO send a letter in
which n proposal was made to ar
range a game in Washington neNs
wear. No answer to this proposition
mad been received when the Navy
schedule was announced. &.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
GONZAGA FIVE TO
INVADE BALTIMORE

The GOnzaga basketball Quint
will invade Baltimore tomorrow
night. playing the fast Loyola Col
lege quintet in the Monumental
City. Coach Costello has not select
ed the squad which will make the
trip. The Catholics have played only
one floor game this year. but their
showing then gives promise that
they will present some stiff opposi-
ton to local high school quints this
year.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
CARROLL FIVE MEET
SP4LDING TONIGHT

Tomorrow night at the knight
Of Columbus Han. Carroll al.
Spalding councils team OF fir
knights 81 Columbus League. W..
meet for the first time. A hot 80.
test j. looked Tor. Following .ia
game there will be music for da
ing by Tommy Hopwood's crew
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Epiphany Scouts Organize.

The Epiphany Scouts basket ball
team is praCtiCing for games with
other Scout QuintetS or independent
teams averaging II years in age.
DR.. William Merrill. the Epiphany
Church gymnasium. 1919 q street
northwest. is booking games for
the team.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Gipp's Body Reaches Home.

LACRIUh, Mich, Dec. l6.-The
body Of George Gipp. Notre Dame
football star. was brought here to-
day from South Bend, Ind. accom-
panied by six former team mates.
Plans for the funeral were not COM
plete. but relatives said services
probably would be held Sunday or
Monday.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
BULLETIN.

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. I6.-kid
Williams. former bantamweight h q
champion Of the world, was given n
decision over Charley Ledo1r. French
war veteran and European bantam
weight champion. at the end of their
afteen-roand battle tonight. IL was
the most spectacular night ever seen
In this city.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Epiphany Comets
Meet Service Quint

The Epiphany Comets will have
as their opponents tonight in their
gymnasium, 1917 G street north
west. the Selective Service five of
the United States Army. The Sery-
ice quint Is composed of former
college stars and hope to hand the
Comets beating on their own floor.
A large crowd OF engineers from
the barracks will attend the game.