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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

PRINCETON, n. j., September IS
Princeton's foot ball coaches have
been devoting considerable time to
porfecting Capt Callahan'S play at
center. During the drills the Tiger
leader. f1anked by all the guard as
field. putting in plenty of work at
passing and testing his skin at re-
covering fumbles. Line and back
field candidates have been well
coached in the games fundamentals
NEW HAVEN. Conn. September
1S.-Ya1e's powerful material plus
the psychic effect Of the presence Of
Head Coach Tad Jones is expected to
result in the Ellis turning, out a great
(, foot ball machine. The Blue. with
|, a strong veteran nucleus about which
to form an eleven, has ended a week
of hard practice that demonstrated
the excellent quality Of it's varsity
aspirants.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. September
1S-Johpson. who is slated to direct
the play Of the Harvard varsity team
the only first team man who has suf-
fered an injury. 1t is of minor ma
ture. however, and he will be in the
lineup early next week.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, September 1s.-
Members of the new class who have
been selected for the main Navy foot
ball squad by Coach Folwell are
Academy: Noyes, back. and Walker.
guard Of New York Military Acad-
envy; .Barchet. back, Johns Hopkins /:
Cullen back. Central High School OF
Washington; Herlihy. guard. Somer-
willie. Mass, High School; Swart. end.
St. Joseph's College. Philadelphia. and
Carney and Hobbs. two big linemen-
These men will report with the drst
group that will start work Monday.
NEW YORK. September 1s.-Cad-
dell. 1s0-pound haifback who has
Just reported. Is a valuable addition
to the New York University foot ball
squad. The ends are being carefully
autored by Bill Cusack. Georgetown 6
former all-south Atlantic Tanker.
WASHINGTON. Pa. September 1s-
With the two practices-a-day regime
nearing an end. the Washington and
Jefferson foot ball squad is being
driven strenuously by Coaches Morrow
and Fleming. There has been a great
improvement, especially among the
recruits. during the last few days.
FORDHAM. NY. September 49,
There were two very welcome addi-
lions to the Fordham foot ball squad
during the week when Joe Williams
tackle. and Lee OGrady. center. re-
ported to Coach Demee. Both have
starred ON New York scholastic grid.
irons.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. September
Displaying Yale and Princeton or
successive Saturdays, and these team,
and Lehigh and Pittsburgh all with,
in the month Of October, gives Wes
Virginia about the most difficult early
schedule of any foot ball team in tn,
country. The Mountaineers open. theil
season next Saturday against Wes
Virginia Wesleyan and then meet il
order Lehigh. Pittsburgh, Georg,
Washington. Yale and Princeton during
October Washington and Lee, Rutgers
bethany and Washington and Jefferson
will be encountered during November.
PHILADELPHIA. September 49,
Coach Heisman has put in a yer.
rstrenuous week with the Pseasylva
mia candidates and they are fast get
ting into shape for the opening gam
with Delaware College next Satur
day-The men have shown up well ii
drills and physically will be read,
for the campaign.
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Tech High and Wisconsin University
athlete. will be given the position
at. Eastern. While Hardel1's forte is
track and field work. he has a good
knowledge of foot ball and may
capably fill the bill on Capitol Hill
Battersby., who has been coach at
Business. has left Washington. His
successor has not been named and it
is likely that Capt. Tommy Conner
vile will handle, the squad in its
early training.
C. A. Metzler again will be in
charge at Central and will be as
sisted by Fred Thomas, Clarence He
cox and Bert Coggins. former Mary
land star, Of the faculty and Ed Stro-
becker, Centrars all-high halfback
last year. Techs gridiron candidates
will be put through their PAGES by
w. M. Apple, who has tutored the
Manual Trainers for several years.
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sEMl.PRo GAMES HERE.
ROYAL Giants and Cuban Stars in
Three-Game Title Series.

A series of base ball games is to be
PLAYED at the American League Park
next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs.
day between the Cuban Stars OF
Havana and the Royal Giants OF
Brooklyn. to decide the semi-profes-
sional championship of the world.
Both Jeans have established their gu
periority over the other semi-profes-
sional clubs in this country and Cuba
The series was to have been played
in BROOKLYN the first week in October,
but since it seems certain that BROOK,
lyn will stage the major league world
series about the same time, II WIS oe-
cided to bring these games to Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
HIGH SCHOOL GRIDDERS
BEGNWORK TOMORROW
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

High school foot ball coaches and candidates will
the District scholastic gdon Coincdent
opening the schools ball
and before the week ended will be
gueig grind championship
The promises the years
which of
and there be conducted set for vens
which all will be
with should
scholastic grdders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Veteran Backs Return.
Besides the best members OF the 1919
eleven, c. 4. viii have out several
stellar performers from scholastic
exception of Fitzgerald. will be back.
Dunn and McNarama, halfbacks, and
Murphy. fuliback, are going to be
strong candidates for their old posi-
lions and probably will regain Them
All are fast, heavy and versatile.
Brennan. tackle, and Corwin and
Lynch. ends, are most prominent of
the other veteran players due out to-
morrow.
About the most promising OF the
men coming from schools and who
viii wear G. L. uniforms for the first
time are Fry. tackle from Scott High
of Toledo. the eleven which made the
trip to the coast last fall, and Denault.
halfback from Dean Academy. Most
prominent of the others are Boland
and Eberts of St. Thomas College at
Columbus, Ohio; Gibbs. st. Thomas
College of Minneapolis: Wood of
Springfield. Mass. High School, and
ID. Murphy of the Boston navy yard
Boston high school player.
Coach Robb was due here yesterday.
as he left Penn State Friday night, but
if ne arrived in Washington did not
report at Brookland. He will be on
hand tomorrow for the first workout
with the squad.
Charley Moran. director Of athletics
at Catholic University. said last night
that he felt the outlook for foot ball
never was better. with better ma
terial than we have had and with a
capable coach, it seems to me we
should turn out our strongest eleven"
was the way Charley gave his opinion
, G. w. U. Gets school Stars.
Two men who last year were rated
as stars of the local high school grid
irons, Penrpse Russell and Dick Newly,
fullback and halfback at Central, are
TO enter George Washington University
and become members of the squad. ac-
cording to an announcement made by
the Hatchetites last night Both had
decided to go to Princeton. but it seems
that they have changed their minds
Coach Bryan Morse will not think any
more of their advent of George WASH
ington than he does of his right leg.
and he will have good right to feel that
way about them. too. as both look like
. million dollars"
say about two more Of his men who
came out of local schools last spring.
That word is to the effect that Nc
AIlister and Loehler, the former from
St Adams and the latter from Tech,
are going to develop into mighty fine
players. 'McAllister should make US
a dandy Quarterback and LOehler. 1
best ends in the South Atlantic sec
tion.- :
Manson: former Western tackle. has
been shifted to play in the backheld
at George Washington The best Of
the other players with the schools
from which they come, now out with
the squad, are Lewis. Lawreneeville, \
end: Nilsson. Tech. guard: Havley.
Idaho. tackle: Powell. Tech, end:
Skinker. Virginia freshman, back {:
Walter. Haddonfield High. fu1lback:
White. Tech, tackle. Walter is the
heaviest man on the squad. as he ball
ances the beam at 1913 pounds.
The Hatchetites have two weeks in
which to-, get ready for their first
game. Western Maryland being sched-
uled as the opening opponent here
October 2 In that period Coach
Morse must get together n foot ball
team in an Institution which has not
had foot bah for four years. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
ROBB OF PENN STATE
WILL HANDLE SQUAD
By H. c. BYRD.

with what
Brooklanders
Not the university have expert
foot ball man in Phil Robb coach
quality try places much better than has
heretofore been
halfbaeks position at Penn State
only played
T. Columbia University 1918
the successful Columbia
grdron old days Robb fellow
o be md fought 10 make good
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Monday. Aqueduet Entries

First race, three-year-oids and up: claim
ing; six and q half furiongs-Dark Hill. 10;
sammy Kelly. III; Hendrie. 122: Rollicking
Airs 102; alma B., 104; Prince Of Como,
10; American Soldier. 100; Assume. liz;
Salute. 1o7: Liberty Gid, 100: Glen Light.
no; st. Isadore, 112; The Nephew. Iii; Tea
cey, LIZ; sLOcust Leaves, 81; Afmistice. los:
Night Stick, 122; Ting Ling, IFS: Queen
Blonde. 100; Bon Tromp, 112; Bright Gold.
100.
Second race. three-year-olds and up: maiden
steeplechase; about two miles-EaFlocker, 142;
The Trout. 1888; Surf. 142; Hurry Up, 142;
sweepment. 142; Long Trail, l4S.
Third race. three -year-olds; selling: one
mile-shillelagh II. lie; The Lamb. lii; Sea
Sinner. 116; lie Glorieux. 116.
Fourth race, two-year-olds; the Oakdale
handicap: 5000 added six furlonss-our
Boots, 100; Plurides. lis; Arapahoe, 10o; Dry
Moon. 112; knobbie. 106; Gray Lag. 126.
Fifth race, three year-olds and up: claiming;
mile and furlong-Frogtown. 100: Aurum.
LIE; Shenandoah. 18e; Our Nephew. 108: Great
Gull. 100; Regresso, 100: Pierre a-Feur, ia;
King Agripps. 1:s; 'Gex, lO4: Lottery. 100;
sixth race, twe-year-old filies: Eve furlongs
Dough Girl. 112; Perplexity, 102; kafnr Girl,
luz; pullman. liz; Goodby. LOT: Fright lO4;
Day Lily, lie; Neptide. 10e: Mayourneen. 1Os:
Pansy. 102; Joan Marie. 107: Tamarisk, l12.
rive pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
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Organize League for 1921.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, September
of West Virginia
base ball league for 1921 is well adj
vanced, with six Of the leading cities
of the state in prospect. They in
clude Wheeling, Huntington, Charles
ton, Fairmont, Clarksburg and Par
kersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Starts Man o. War Wins Potion
RIDDLE HORSE LOWERS &,
HAVRE DE GRACE MARK

HAvRE GRACE Md, September ls-Man o War. Samuel D.
Riddles wonder
Enough said
Whitney stable
Bringing the
a Of fourw PAUL Iones Derby
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Driver Murphy Operated On.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. September IS
Thomas W. Murphy. grand circuit
driver, underwent an operation for
appendicitis here today. His condi-
ton was reported favorable tonight
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TITLE TO MEADOWBR0OK
Defeats cooperstown Four in Final
of Open Tourney, IL to s.

wEsTBURY. N. r. September 49,
The Meadowbrook polo team defeated
the Cooperstown four, IL goals in ). In
the final of the open championship
today.
J. W. Webb and F. n. Won Staid
each made four goals for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Athletics Buv Shortstop.

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c.. Septem Der
1S.-Rocky Mount, Virginia League.
has sold Shortstop Harry Champlin to
the Philadelphia Americans.
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army FOUR Wins GAME
Completely 0utplays Fauquier
Club Polo Team in Gaining
12-to-2 Victory.

The War Department polo team
completely outplayed the Fauquier
Country Club four yesterday on the
Potomac Park field and rounded out
12-to-2 victory. Even this decisive
score does not do jnstice to the off,
GERS playing, as at all times they
had the game well in hand, missed
many chances for further scoring
and seldom wePs they on the de-
fensive.
The failure 81, the virsinians came
as somewhat Of surprise. as they
easily defaated the strong Cavalry
team from Fort Myer Friday. Had It,
not been for two tremendous enores
by Hurlbert, captain Of the Fauqnler
team. when he took the ball single
handed the length of the field, the
civilians would have gone scoreiess:
Each time, however. he was deprfved
81 a goal. White making the first IN
the sixth period. and Skinker scoring
the other tally in the eighth. Hurbert
was easily the star of the game: ms
passing, blocking and carrying OF the
ball being brilliant
Mai. Quekmeyer played the best
game for the Army. having splendld
control over his shots and scoring
half the points for the victors. MAJ.
Milliken and Col Herr did equally
well in open play and also scored
several goals each. Col. Herr. captain
ing the General Staff team, maze
many long and spectacular shots' out
was cratic. Lineup:
War DENT. Pos. Fauquier C: G..
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Uraiue to Fight Smith.

CUMBERLAND. Md. September Is.
Sailor Jack Smith of Baltimore has
been matched to meet Mike Uraine
of Washington in a bout here in the
near future.
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Shops. .......... 0 o o O O o o 90
Silver Spring.. o o o O'2 / o 12
Runs-Purdy. r. Grub. Ludwig, Errurs-
Hughes. Two-base hits-Kehi. Morsn, Purdy,
Hornsberger. Three-base hit-R. Grubb
Stolen basee-Lynch. h. Grubb. LsdWig Rase
ON balfs-oR Lndwix, I. Struck out-By Lsi-
viz. 3; BY Serrin. 10. Double piay-Purdy to
D. Clark. Left on bases-Shops. 5; Silver
Spring, 4. Umpires-Messrs. Hughes and
Woodward. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. e-s: Columbus. OILS.
Toledo, 8; Milwaukee. 2.
Minneapolis, s.: Louisville, y.
st. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, =.
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Summary OF Races.

First race; two-year Odds; five and one-half
urlongs-Superwoman. 113 tkeogh), $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

NEW YORK, September 1S.-Coach
Buck O'Neiil brought the Columbia
football squads first week of practice
to an end with a brisk workout that
included Everything in the gridiron
category except a scrimmage. Three
elevens have been selected and these
will soon be sent into scrimmagee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

squad Of some seventy candidates for
the Cornell football team has re-
sponded to the call Of Coach Dobie
and drills are being held twice daily.
Nine veterans of the 1919 squad are
at hand and a host of last years sec
ond string players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

PHILADELPHIA. September 49,.
Coach Heisman has put in a very
, strenuous week with the Pseasylva-
mia candidates and they are fast get
ting into shape for the opening game
with Delaware College next Satur-
day.-The men have shown up well in
drills and physically will be ready
for the campaign.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
FORMER p. II. s. STAR WINNING
ATHLETIC LAURELS.

Basil Hayden, former Paris High
School basketball star, is winning
athletic laurels as forward on the
University Of Kentucky team. The
University of Kentucky quintette is
a contender for the State champion
ship, and Hayden has proved the
most valuable man on the squad at
goal-shooting, foor-work and gen.
eral all-round ability.
In his Freshman year Hayden at
tended Transylvania College ano
made the basketball team tna'
wear. He is now a Junior In INDUS.
trial Chemistry and a member OF
Alpha Chi Sigma, the national hon
orary chemistry fraternity.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27

ONLY TWO MORE DAYS.
Tomorrow is the last day to
take advantage of the $50
discount being offered by US o
everything in our store. Today
md tomors oW last cha r ces.
Save one-fourth by buying be-
tore &c is too late.
=. M. WHEELER,
Robneei Building.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
sIS YOUR NAME WRITTEN
THERE?

II doesn't cost anything to pro
,oat" and "resolute," but 1t does
take the cash to run the Massie me-
rnoria1 Hospital. II some Of the loud.
est protesters against the SUNDAY a.,
movies will kick in a little casn 10.
ward the Hospital fund, ana use
some OF the energy devoted 20 .
movement that has never even been
seriously considered by the proprie-
tors of the local movie houses. they
may be of some beneht to a sooo
and worthy cause: damon.
strate that they. are really s'nce eir
An their effort to do GOOD ana nysr
in the uplift of Paris? Is IL 'I :.
Almighty dollar they love, or - =
camoufage religion! Is your ~
ON the list Of oontributorsi
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
STEAL COPPER WIRE

Burglars effected an entrance TO
the rear roan Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office and stole a large
quantity of copper wire and other
articles belonging to the lineman's
and equipment divisions of the ser
vice. The police wee notified. No
clue.
ADD REAS ESTATE. :. :. =. -.
Through the Paris Realty Com
pany, Grant OVERLY sold Tuesday to
George Broderick, his residence on
Lilleston avenue, for $4,000. MIR.
Broderick will get possession about
March 1.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
GOOD ADVICE FOR ANYONE
ASK FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION.

Now is the time to begin saving.
We have an excellent plan to assist
you in saving and one that gets
good interest on your money. Ask
your banker about it. New series
opens March 6. See our Secretary
for further information.
PEOPLES BUILDING & LOAN AS
ISOLATION.
Office at Peoples Deposit Bank &
Trust Company.
G.. w. WILDER, President.
r. w. GALLOWAY, Sect'y.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
YOUR CHANCE TO SUB.
SCRI8E
Te the best campaign ever START
Cd In Bourbon-the Massie Hos
pltal Campaign.
AFTER FIRST OF MARCH.

After all the public sales are over,
and the purchasers have sold out
again and again and nobody has a
home to go to; after all the drives
and campaigns" and other free
publicity schemes have ended
then perhaps the country papers
will have more space for news.
THE NEWS asks the indulgence of
it's readers until such a condition is
restored
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
MICE DESTROY CIGARETTES

When James E. Craven went to a
shelf to get a package of cigarettes
for customer yesterday afternoon,
he found that mice had paid the
place a visit The rodents had de-
stroyed the contents of the box.
about six hundred cigarettes, valued
at about $3.50. The mingled mass
of tobacco and ground boxes re-
sembled a pot pourri of some kind.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
THE INFLUENZA SITUATION

The flu has assumed an epidemic
form in Mason county, where sew
twenty-five from Maysville. At Ash
land, schools, theatres, pool rooms,
churches, and all places of amuse-
ment and public or private gather
ings have been closed by the Board
Of Health. The entire city has
been placed under the strictest
quarantine regulations.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
ATTEND THIS PUBLIC SALE FEB
- RUARY %.

Attend the sale of live STOCK
household and kitchen furniture
and farming implements at Miss L.
titia Clay's, at 10 o'clock, Saturday
FEBRUARY %. See handbills.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
BIG PUBLIC SALE.

Attend Shelters sale on February
2S. See advertisement in another
column. (td)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
PURINA CHICKEN FEED.

We have the best of hen feed.
G. p. COOK & CO.
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THE FAIR!

You know next Monday. March 1.
will be Court Day. We have pre-
pared for your every need. Every
thing is ready for you, and at prices
away below what other are asking,
and for this day only, we offer
many attractive bargains
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UNUSUAL VALUES IN THESE

Remnants Congoleum Rugs. size
1896, >each tic, size 24x36, each
26c; Sterno Canned Heat, Sterno
Outfits with heat and Smoothing
Irons, also can be used for cooking;
Cups and Saucers and Plates, SIC
set; Unhandled Cups, only each SC;
Columbia 10-inch Records. play on
any machine, 50c; Seri-Foam, with
Brush, Csc; Bread Boards, 48c;
Grey Granite Milk Pans, sizes.
your choice, 10c; White Cotton
Rope, Birds Eye Matches. Rubber
Combs, White Bed Pans, Kiddie
Cars, Stone, Iron and Brass Cuspi-
doris, Window Shades, Wall Paper,
Sun Proof Paints and Varnishes.
Beginning Monday next. a full
line of Roger Bros Silverware, abb
solutely free with every Csc pur-
chase, two couponsl with a SOC pur-
chase, etc.
Banks pay interest on what you
save-we pay interest on what you
spend.
THE FAIR.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-06-25

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colonel HERE I
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nd told in fe
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-06-25
CARRANZA ASSAs

San Antonio, June
ano Carranza was {
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|icrs under the camn
|errero."
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-06-25

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-15
ATHENS

Coming events for April and May
are: Box social Friday evening
April 16; Minstrel show in about three
weeks, these we understand are to be
given in the Academy and the pro-
ceeds will go to the Athletic Associa
tion.
An especially fine drama entitled
can Old Fashioned Mother is being
prepared to be given sometime the
first of May.
Vernon Wormlight recently married
in Boston. Mass, has returned with
his beautiful young wife to make their
home with the Johnsons, where Mr..
Wormlight will have care of the farm,
Mrs. Mary Deering is yet very i'll.
She has been for several weeks con-
fined in bed. DR.. Ellingwood is the
attending physician.
e. L. Hackett is visiting in the
Flanders home this week.
Official board met with Mrs. Hannah
Barker Friday.
Mrs. Emma Dore and daughter Hill
dredth were received in full member
ship into the NJ e. Church Sunday
just after the morning service.
East Maine Conference will be held
in Bangor this year, April 21st. B.