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New-York tribune., 1920-01-15

brilliant young player has hopelessls
spoiled his game, or that these faults
cannot be cradicated. Richards TO-DAY
is ore Of the wonders of the courts
when we consider his ago, and if he
will but confine his tennis to more
orthodox lines, modelling his game
after that of William M. Johnston. for
instance, there seems no reason whv
he may rot still achieve all that he
gave promise of doing at the time he
first began to attract serious attention
For the sake of American lawn tennis
| certainly hope he does.
The courts Of the Heights Casino. or
Montague Street, Brooklyn, will be oc.
oupied most of the day on Saturda,
and Sunday with an inter-club team
match between the Casico team and :
picked group from the 7th Regiment
Tennis Club.
There will be six singles and three
doubles matches, and the stronpes
players available have been selected or
both sides. Four matches will be plavet
on Saturday and five on Sunday, Fol
lowing is the schedule, as announced b,
the tournament committee:
Saturday
80 p. M, Dean Mathey (Casino) "
Frank T. Anderson (7th); $3.50 D. m.
W. J. Gallon (Casino) VS.. w. Dickinso,
Cunningham (7th); $3.50 .. m., w. A
Campbell and w. J. Gallon (CasinoA VS.
$. X. MacAllistcr and w. Dickson Gun
ningham (7th); 1880 p. ,n., Seiichir,
Kashio (Casino) VS.. Abraham Bassfor,
Sd (7th).
Sunday
10 q. M, G. A. L. Dionne (Casino) Va
Fred c. Anderson 9TH; II a. M. II. s
Parker fCasino) vs.. s. r.. MacAlliste
(7th); IL noon, II. S. Parker and G. A
l.. Dionnc (Casino) VI. f. G. Anderso,
and James d. Ewing (7th); 2 D. m.
Dean Mathcy and Leonard Boekma1
Cagino) vs. Frank T. Anderson ant
Abraham 'Bassford 3D. (7th); 3 ,. m
Leonard Deckman (Casino) vs.. Jane
p. Ewing (7th).
The annual stag dinner Of the Kings
boro Tennis Club, OF Brooklyn, va
held last night at the Union LeA1u,
Club, liz Kenmore, Place, and plan
for most ambitious program for 1s2l
wsre srrangsd. IT, formation Of 4 nsy
is.ss. sNa = svtsss ~ tsssN. saf9el,s!
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15

O'Catty and Summers Draw
Packy O'Gatty and Eddie Summors
fought a ten-round draw at the Peeks-
kill A. c. last night. oeAS-
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8S;SRQRT4ISHT s; g;yZ;|;!j J.!
Copyright, 1920, Ne,o York Tribune Inc.

Copyright, 1920 New York Tribune Inc)
1t IS still quite the
whether American League batsmen
"heher National League pitchers
pa1g the each
gures-considering only those who games:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
WATER POLO

New York A. G. (l5) Pos. Columbia tl2l
NOllmer. mer.............C E.. Hyde
Mcconnell. l.. F......... Kennedy
Kuddy y...... r. + F......... Salmon
Curran. n..............I. l.. b. ........- Steiner
russell. r. B........ Simmons
carroll. .....-... Goal. 80. Kiendl berger
Goals: New York a. C.-RuGdy, Nc
Connell, Curran Columbia-Sa!non. Ken
nedy Free throw for goal x nnedy
Referee-11ouis Manly. New York A. c.
Time of halvcs--Five minutes.
Curran scored winning goal for New
York a. c. S seconds before the final
whistle.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

OUt o. FOCUS
You observe from figures Rous leading the
Naonal League figure with the
American Cobb leads points, are four American
Aeaguers who lead the Red star by 80 points
Another point to consider this Where
u egn1 oo swatmn the American League
han Tor Now 1T is hardly likely League
dominance is nearly the figures
The National League Cobb and M
sugger Ruth.
But it quite improbable that League eight
who can outht the best n older circuit.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
The Balance of POUer


1t National League has tho ha1ance of
IN the F
Most OF the best American named in the above
e But outside OF the above the National such
lett Neh Toney Cooper Ring Hendrix Benton ct al The
White Sox bated above 270
the year. e ~
something like so points
They undoubtedly pitching than thew had
faced of the ' ~
Proof by Figures
You by figures League had mora
twice 300 hters the National League
But can't difference was boteor +h
two sets of pitchers ~
The American League had allowed an
OF less than the They Johnson and Cco
Inc National League had Alexander ueher Tonev and
Aoams although Toney worked in but 181 innings
The National League had fifteen allowed
below 2a to the the had but seven
SO far from the cold unbiased
hgu lifted out of the official records National League pitchers had
trlte more on the ball last year.
reduced to closer comparison, Cobb
55 in the National and baed around aa
IN the American We can't officially statement corroct
,o % that matter neither So at
e worst we draw break which victory
baseball argument ' " ''
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
DOaUrl to PITCHING

This brings down pitching nasnuc as the nhnp
Here the leading pitchers league including only
ose VINO nave worked 2OO innings
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Johnson, Washington Alexander Chicaoo
Clcotte' Chicago Vaughn Chicago
Mays new YORK. Rueher, Cincinnati
oo1horon' ST. LOUIS Adams Pittsburgh.
OoVeesKe Cleveland Douglass, New York
Quinn, New York.. Salee Cincinnati
=. Wllhans Chicago Rudolph, Boston.
Smoker, st. Louis Cadore Brooklyn.
Fennock, BOSTON, Eller Cincin
Shawkey, New York New York.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-01

. Flash lights, all kinds and sup
plies. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-01
Miss May Pritchett Weds

Miss May Pritchett, daughter Of
Mrs. Sarah Pritchett and the late
VIM. G. Pritchett. and Mr.. George c..
Day were married at noon Saturday
February 21. ut the home of the
brides mother, 3416 Edmondson
avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, Rev.
Mr.. Bennett officiating.
The house was beautifully decorat
ed with evergreen, palms and cut
flowers. The lride was becomingly
a,tired in a dark blue tailor made
travelling suit with hat to correspond
and wore a bouquet of violets.
She was attended by her niece,
Miss Mary kim, as ring bearer.
She was given IN marriage by her
hroIher-in-iaw, Mr.. Richard Hugh
lett. Jr.. of Cambridge. The we'd
ding music was played by Miss Eliza
beth Richardson.
The bride received a number OF
very handsome and useful gifts.
Among the out of town guests, were
Nr. and Mrs. Richard Hughlatt. Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pritc1stta OF
ibis city.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-01

Mr. Walter Mcnamara, is confined
tC his ZONE because Of a severe cold.
Mr.. c. A. McMullen of FedeTals-
burg. spent the weekend in Cam
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-01
Navy Recruiting Rally
A Great Success

The Navy show held under the
auspices of the Maryland Recruiting
Force Tut over very interesting
show Yesterday at the Grand Opera
House. and from all appearances
proved to be n very valuable one
qnd il created a favorable impression
towards the Navy.
There were five Official Navy
pictures, including the famous reel
Surrender of the German Fleet"
In addition 20 the pictures there
were interesting addresses made by,
Ex-Governor HARRINGTON, who spoke
Cn behalf of the Navy, and said that
the Navy is the only place where a
Young mans future can be assured
and urges the youngsters to take adj
vantage of the wonderful opportuni-
ties by volunteering their services.
A lengthy address was made by
c. Q. NJ. Nowicki, who appealed to
the people of Cambridge, to consider
the offers of the Navy of today, that
are hard to equal IN civil life.
Nowicki. says that a young man can
Lot commence too soon to work for
his future; that many a young man
leaving schools was undecided as to
what course in life to persue where
as by enlisting in the Navy he could
be placed in any of the fifty five
trade schools and where he could
start his prof esslonal career.
Nowicki created a deep and a fav-
cradle impression upon his hearers
ard from all appearances convinced
all that the Navy is an organization
where individual success in life can
be assured, and that the Navy is
considered to be the Greatest Schools
on Earth.
Following was Miss Coda Cook
who offered a couple of selections,
and received appreciative attention
for her services.
Ex-Welterweight boxing champion
Of Army and Navy. NJ. c. Halford'
c. Yeo, made a short talk on
athletics IN the Navy and said that
the American Navy produces athle-
les second to none.
Nowicki who was purposely sent,
by Comdr. Weems to put the show
ever feels confident that the people
Of Cambridge are fully convinced OF
the life in the Navy, and that they
will respond to the appeal made by
the speakers. /
Recruiting Earty who are located
al the Post Office will leave town to-
morrow, and want all interesting
Young men who were impressed of
the life in the Navy TO call upon
Them for information.
Victory buttons will be issued to
CX-service men and men on inactive |
list by presenting their discharges
and releases from the Navy.
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CHURCH LOCALS

The Philathea meeting which was
TO have been hsld tomorrow evening
ct the home of Mrs. NJ. Duke Smith,
has been postponed On account of
sickness in the community, until
next month.
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IN NIENIORLAM

In loving remembrance of my dear
boy, Russell Webb Marshall who died
one year ago February % 1919, at
Camp Taylor Kentucky.
God called him home it was His will:
But in our hearts we love him still
His memories is as dear today,
AS when the time he passed away.
So far away from home he died,
We tried in vain to reach him;
His form was cold, his voice was still,
The Angles came, it was Gods Will
A precious one from US has gone.
4 voice we loved is Stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
That the world can never fill.
Yet again we hope to meet him,
When the Day of life is fled;
There in Heaven we all can meet him
Where no farewell tears are shed.
B-R Mother
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MoNLAN,s EXCHANGE

The Woman's Exchange is now
open TO the public. All persons
wishing to place articles on sale will
Please bring such articles to the ex-
change any day between ten and five
: fIirty o'clock. 3-1-2C
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-01
SPECIAL BROOM SALE
Friday March 5, 1920

Friday March D, 1920
Prooms worth S5c only soc on this
che day. Each Friday we will have
q special reduction sale on some
article. Watch this paper for an
nouncement. RUARK & WHITE.
B 3-1-4t R3-3-1t
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NOTICE

Miss Macklem's Studio will be
closed another week on account of
sickness.
2-1-2t MARIAN c. MAChLEM
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Deaths Reported.

Anes Aiasrmsh. Is year. rr0r,asacs
Jss. Edward o'1ooie. ,rl. 1. 21is p .t. nv.
Lavinis sinsheiner. g.. 1z12 n Et. nv.
Robert v. Hughes. "a. so7 II St nv.
Charles Johnson- 1. Children's Hospital.
MARY J. Dodge. s.. rs 9th st. se.
Margaret A johnson. 81. io2 Lavrrncs
ct. ne.
Jefer.on b. craIk. IS. ssii Lowell st. nv.
George A. Hund. 81. Z. 3. SOLDIER Home.
Sarah O. r. Kent. 81. 1907 Cal 81 nv.
Charles L Scott. "a. sos r st. nv.
WIN. II. Culbert. 81. 1870 wyo., ave. nv.
Virgil A Brovnins. 2s. Marine Barncks
Nars.net L. Perry. 90. 81 Ei,zsbsfh's
Hospital
Charles cariey. q. wash. Asyiun Ho~pt.
Mary Williams, "a. 1z1s Howiscn %. so.
Ulysses Colsfon. s. Freedmen's Hospital
Carrie ysckson. 4S wash. Asylum Hoept.
Blanche O. Downs. 20. 1888 15fh st. nv.
Josie Bresduax. 30. freedmen's Hospital.
David v. Greene. 81 5i2 U 81. nw.
Charles walker. 20. z212 liberty ut nv.
wm. H. Minor. S. I7l4 seston ct NJ.
Edward L Grsnt. II months. 2,24 stevess
court nv.
ALFRED Hunt. 10. iI57 sh st nv.
lnfarl Of James and Viola Thonaf.
days. Columbia Hospital
Infant Of WIN. Z. and Bertha N. TrankliA.
4 days. SIS Bryant st. nv.
Infant Of VIM and Elisabeth Carpentsr.
Is hours, go Elm st. nv.
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Births Reported

Wm- @. and Msble Newnan- girl
Vincent B. and Lula Lehman. girl
Oscar L. and Maude h Fisher. girl
Morris R. and sallie hilburn. girl
Upton n. and Catherine .Lohr. girl
Milford G. and May A Cleveland, girl
John Y. and Nellie 8. Lloyd. girl
Charles B. and Minnie Z. strickier. boy.
Norman G. and Nettie Clark, girl
Gerald K and Adele A Mulvey. boy.
Arthur J. and Mabel n. Clark. girl
Julian NJ and Lillian N. selby. boy.
Ludwig and Dora II. Mueller. boy.
Randolph II. and Ennfce Page. boy.
John 4. and Kathleen n. Boyd. boy.
James o. and Helen NJ. Hartman, boy.
Clarence J. and Anna @. Clements. boy.
James b. and Marion A. Ferry. boy.
Patrick J. and Marvery Q. Connolly, girl
Charles A and Louise A Peterson. boy.
Albert n. and Edna n Jones, boy.
Roy Z. and Mamie B. Taylor. boy.
Joseph b. and Ida X. Boone. boy.
samuel c. and Catherine Z. Mullen, boy
Bernard y. and Emma NJ. Mahorney. rirl
Tucker and Artelia wilkerson, girl
Clarence W. and Jennie V. Turnsr. boy.
VIM. and Ivar Brown. girl
VIM and Viola Fractiouk, boy.
VIM. o. and Sadie Cousins, girl
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PALMISTRl.
MADAM NASH
PROF. BELMONT
MADAME VICTORIA

Pafmist and medium guarantees to tell
you anything you wish to know or find out: :
can tell you the name Of the lady or gentle
man you will marry and tell you when you
will marry; can tell you how to win and
hold the one Of your choice; can tell you II
you have evil influence o: bad luck on you
and can advise you how to remove them;
can tell you how to gain success and how to
avoid all trouble. The madame does not tell
you to please you, but tells you truthfully
as your face and hand indicate. Palmistry
is the only true science; the lines in your
hand are the record Of your life. BOG Y 1T.
NV. Above Mertz Co. jas2-7t
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Marriage Licenses

william L. Turnbov. %. Of Csbbot, Ark.
and Minnie A zinkie, %. Of this city. The
Rev. J. =. Hand.
Joseph Cifala. q. and Vince NINA Loiacano.
II. both Of this city. The Rev. n. N. De
Carlo.
J. Bryan Hobbs. .. and Regina @. curIey.
.. both OF Laurel, Nd. The Rev. r. n.
McKim.
Hilary ii. Osborn. IS. Of sebree. KY. and
Anna Cecilia schur. 21. Of Portland. Ore
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seek advice or help.
why not consult one who Is ell-known. one
who Is here permanently: This gifted lady
can tell you anything You wish to know or
hnd out In business. health. or family affairs.
When and whom you will marry. What part
Of the country is best for you. What TO do
to be successful In life. Removes evil in
ruence- Tells how to win and hold the one
Of your choice. Satisfaction or no charges.
Readings, .sl.00. 121i Z ST. NV, betwsen
10Th and 18th jasl-U
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DIED.

DIED.
MAUGER-on wednesday. January
~, 1920. at Pittsburg, Pa, ROB-
ERT g. MAUGER.
Funeral services will be held
from home of his sister, Mrs.
Achille e. Burklin. 1908 L street
northwest Monday at 2 d. m.
rt Intermsnt private in Gienwood
McKELDIN-On Saturday, January
"a. 1890. at sibiey Hospital al
$3.50 p. m, of pneumonia, WILL
LAM HARRY McKELDIN.
Funeral notice later.
SCOTT-On Friday, January 20
1890. at his residence, sos r
street northwest, CHARLES L
SCOTT. beloved husband of MARY
F. Scott
The remains can be seen at the
parlors of w. R Speare Com
pany. 1908 II street northwest
Interment at Dubuque. Iowa
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25

woRKINGMEN-IT WOULD BE AN UN-
wise move for us to put prices on the gen
eral level as hustler might not like IL, and
so we sell lower, prove 1t too on new pants
s2 up and IS up buys nne quality slightly
used oyercoats, ladies furs, coats, evening
gowns, ETC., 50 up. JUsTH's OLD STAND,
6l9 ID. ta2J-1t
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Mrs. BOSWELL.
PIANIST AND CI.AIRYoYAN1

PALMIsT AND CI.AIRvOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love,
health and family affairs; tells II the one
you love Is true or false. what part Of the
country is luckiest to you. what to do to be
successful in life; when and whom you will
marry. In fact. no matter what your hope
rear or ambition, come to this noted palmist
and hnd help. There u no need to be nm
successful or unhappy. No matter what the
cause her advice removes all trouble. She
guarantees satisfaction. Readings, sIOo.
no 1th st. NV, between G and ii SITS.
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PROPOSAL.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.,
January "a. 1920. seaied proposals will
be received at the Office Of Secretary, Board
Of Commissioners. Room 500. District Build
ing. until 2 O'Clock p. m. Tuesday. February
II, 1920. for laying small granite block
roadway. Forms Of proposal. specifications.
md necessary Information may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk Of the Engineer De-
partment,s Room 42I. District Building.
LoUIy BR0wNL0w. CHAs. W.. KuTz.
cemmissioasrs. D. o. 5aa4.2e.T, $50
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25

TEN-ACRE LEASE BURKBURNETT RE.
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n Rsv. ys..pA n cssuzy-
krrou q. 1Hfnn. -. and csfberins q.
n4yiiss, -. both of Woodla~n- nd. n
Kev. r. v. Davis
and nsry L Lrhrect- "a, Of oulpep>y. Va.
The Rev. A g. Garner.
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MADAME ISMAR.

GYPSY CLAIRvoYANT AND PALMIsr.
Gives advice on all forms Of business.
eliminates family troubles, removes evil In
huences and bad luck. Reunites the sep
srsted. tells who you viii marry and when.
All readings private, in private parlors.
Corner Of 9Th and Y. e02 st. NV. Hour.
a m to o m m ia2o-u
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Palmist and clairscyant 6usrao-
tees to read your entire E'e: she does not tsu
TO please but before you utter . word she viii
tell what you called for; psmes and dates Of
when and Who you win mann; q true or fsiss;
how to win apd hold the one ycu do love; what
bukineo spd part CT the country 10 best for you
and Just what to do to make . success al life:
special ieadinn. LOO 800 1th IT. Nv. opposite
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HAVE YOU se5? WE RAISE HOGS FOR
you, feed and breed. giving you half the
profits; bank reference: write for full partic-.
Kansas City, No. ia25-1t
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Wanted or Unfur. Rooms.

GIRL. COLLEGE GRADUATE, EMPLOYER,
wants quiet. single room. Telephope Main
s<oo. Branch 10. bstwssa . and ). iaas-st
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and receive either fountain pen or gold
knife. WILLIAM MeQUEENEY, 43s r. I.
ave. NV. taxi,
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There is no infallible rule of safety I'm in
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Palmistry is a recognized science and
RI7PAH Fl DON

Is known as one Of the greatest exponents-
Hundreds visit this remarkable woman daily;
complete readings with accurate descriptions
Of what your hand foretells only 81. Re-
ception parlor ne corner Of 9Th and @ SITS.
NV. Entrance 9Th st. Hours. 10 q. m to
6 d, N. ta1o-u
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MADAM EPPY.

Genuine Egyptian Painist: r.ads ,ass. pre>
snt sno fufure; ssfisfaeti0n suarsntssi - Pa.
ese Nv. po1tf
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WANIEU-MlSCE
WE BUY OLD STAMP COLLECTIONS
coins. postage stamps. gold. silver, piat
mum. watches. false teeth. diamonds. WASH
INGTQN REFINING CO.. COS 18th ct. NV
Franklin 26e4. tals-90t
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AT RIvERDALE. ND. SIX ROOMS, BATH.
h.-w. h., garage, two fots, two-fare zone !;
cheap at $4.5Oo; also two large lots; = cor
ner: these are bargains. See J. L. CON-
WELL. 400 II St NV. Main $50. ja25-3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-25
GOVERNOR TO NAME
MINING DELEGATES

PHOENIX, April 23.-Arizona viii
be represented by two delegates a.
. conference 10 be held in Washing
ton to consider the manner in which
public coal lands are to be leased
by the government for operation.
GOV. Campbell will name two dele
gates in compliance with the request
OF Van H. Manning. director OF the
bureau OF mines.
Arizona has what probably are the
greatest undeveloped coal fields in
the United States The fields lie
in Apache and Navajo counties, to
the north OF the Santa Fe railroad,
and smaller deposits are located In
the same counties to the south of the
Santa Fe. These fields are on gov
eminent lands and will be available
for operating through leases under
recent act of congress.