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Anatomia este Stinta care tratea-
"a despre structura animalelor 81
a plantelor 81 Impartial in BRAN
sc numerOase.
Anatomia animalclor trateaza
dcspre structural animalclor anato-
mia vcgetala sau a plantelor ira
tcaza despre structura plantclor /;
pc cind anatomia umana apartine
la structural sistemului uman. Ana
tomia comparative relateaza studi-
III asupra animalor, cu scopul de a
compare structural lor GU acea u
corpului uman ori Gu animate de
altc specii. Inainte de era crestina
|se stieea foarte putin desprc struc-
tura sistcmului uman. Cele mai
multe popoare credcau ca corpul
dupa moarte Stint 81 discctia ca
davrullli nu era ingaduita. Cca din
tin discctic $ "a facut printre Greci,
cam la 45O inaintc dc Christos. Pc
timpul acela, lIipocrat 81 scoala lui
a obtinut ceva cunostinti despre
schclctul omencsc 81 organele mai
mari inferno. Disectia la inceput
$ IA practical in public la Scoala A
lexandriana, unde sa ciStigat cu-
noStinti considerable dcsprc anatO-
mia umana. dar prejuditiul impo-
trivia dc a Sc practica anatomia a
fost asa de mare ca "a lasat Gle ca,
81 timp de citeva suite Gle ami MI S "a
mai cistigat nici cunostinta. In
vcacul al trcisprezccclca 81 al pa
trusprczccelea, valoarca disectiunei
pcntru acci earl studicau mcdicina
a devcnit att de evidenta ca con
ducatorii flatiunilor fruntase din
Europa all dat ordin ca in scolilc
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DIN ALLIANCE, OHIO.

Azl scara, Slmbata iii II lanua-
re l920, la orcle saptc, in sala GU
noscuta d-lui q. Salca de De Ash
81 Webb Str. Va avea loc petrr
cere data de un grup de Romini GU
numele loan. la care invita- pa
toata Suflarea romincasca. pentr,l
ca ;iceaSta petrecerc So da i'm favoa
rea srferlnzilor din Rominia eu j.
cestl bani Sc va ailta la trimitcrea
lmbracamlntclor de Liga Nationa-
la.
Fllnd scopul att de nobil, nu ere
dem ca Va lipsi nici TN fratc Ro-
MN de la aceasta petrecere. Prrf
de lntrare nu este; fic care ia II,
II lasa inima. Numele donatoriIos
vor II publicate in ziar.
Tot III Alliance, O.. della Sectia
Llsci Rationale $ "a primit 81 s,lma
de doua suite 81 sapte dolari 81 %
cent? ($207.20).
Admlram faptele rominesti ale
fratilor din Alliance. O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
RfLAT|UN|[E C0NERC|A[E Gil.
Russia V0R |NCEPE |NED|AT..
STATElE UNITE AU FOST INfORMATE DE-
SPRE DECIZIA CONSIlIULUI SUPRfM.

!. De alta parte rezolutia spu le
ca nu nici schimbare in poll.
tica fata de guvernul sovietist, G
greu de crezut ca atitudinea va
Fl aceiasi cind natiunile aliate IT.
cap comerciul Gu poporul din e.
ritorul controlat dc sovietc, ca 81
cind s'ar putea ca aliatii Sc su-
poarte o arlnata care lupta GOA
ira sovietelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
TULBURARI LA ESSEN.

LONDRA. II Ianuarie. - Noa
trupe au fost trimise de guvernul
german, in efortul eel face &c
IA sllprima tulburarile serioase $,
alte rascoale. 81 care au sosit III
zona neutrala in apropierc de T.
ssen. dmpa cum spun STRIFE dil
Berlin.
Cind s'a raportat de prima da-
d despre noui tulburari, guvernul
a luat masuri viguroase, trimitind
trupe acolo, dupa ce au capatal
permisic de la guvernul belgian
Acetc dctaSamente nu au putu,
pune control pe situate, 81 S sdil
cerut aiutOare.
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De LA LICA NAT|0NALA


Comitetul sectiilor Ligei Natio-
male Romlne din Canton. Ohio.
pentrn colectarsH yestmi1,tel ,r
pentru eel ce sufere in Patria
yeche.. in frunte Gu urmatorii
domni:
S. Cindca.. n. Albu. G. Prasta,
|. Duma, A. sTrombitas, V. Lebu
81 n. Savu, in numele acelora pen
tru care am colectat, aducem ca.
duroasele 81 sincerele noastrc nal
tumiri, tuturor acelora care ali
donat ceya cltusi de putin pen
tru alinarea suferintelor acelora
care si-au jertfit totul pentru re
alizarea idealului nostru national
Aceia care au donat haine mai
de yaloare sunt urmatorii: Iosif
Mayer, din Laslaul Romin. haiae
in valeare de $500. v. Mineral
la. s. Y. Boanta. Ernut. famil;a
Prasca, j. Blagu. Aciliu, Judicial
Sibiiu. llie Plcsa. Mohu. :ud. 81
blu. Colcmir Davis II. Y. 81, Ma
ria V. Gavrila. Nick Moldovan.
Sinca Ncchc.
lar acei frat care au donat
bani. sunt urmatorii:
Maria Popa 81; Gavril Rus
soc; John Balea 46c; S. Cernea
soc; Iosif Bobes 81; Andrei from
bitaS 81 |; &. Muntcan soc; T. Ora
gus soc: oman Gramoi So; &.
Popovici SOC; }. Muntcan 40c; j.
Muntean 25c; j. \. Cimpcan 81.
soc; I. Banciu soc; Isac Bartry
(ungur) 81 Y. Ratiu 81; A. Cra-
ciun ST; V. Stanciu 35c; J. Ma.
niu soc; n. Dragomir SOC; n.
Barsan 25c; Y Nimcreala ~;
Alex. Costca 25c Veronica H.
rist ST.; i. Serbu 25c; J. Flip 81
d. Farcu ST.; S. Cioca So; Nasta-
sia Damian 25c Dave Ghet 81 /;
Paw. Bogdan Zoe; Teod. Prostean
soc; Teod. Renta soc; J. Dabau
81; T. Dobrea soc; Cupos Ferent
55c; G.. Brustur 81; N. Barios
SIS; N. +A.bu Sl.75; Moisi Josca
25c.; Bucur Hrist So; Dumltfu
Stella 81; loan Greavu 81; Geor-
&c Rosca So. HE Popa 81.
Haine bune an mai donat ur-
matorii:
D-nul J. Domsa. dina Maria
Lazar. G. Popa, ). Cnndra. -.
Cupila. Corncl Rus. I. Preda.
Asa dar inca odata DORM a
adncc sincerilc noastre umltumri
pc Gale puhlica tnturor mari'i-
mosilor frati Remini pentrn on.
tinul &c au facut in aceasta dirac-
tie 81 DORM ca 81 pc viitor sd fic
tot att de binevoitori, a he ajuta
la astfel de ilprejurari spre
he putea indeplini sscopul ca 81
de data aceasta.
CONTINUAnE l'E PAGINA a IA
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PAPA FELICITA Pc
HOOVER.

ROMA, II Ian. : Papa a scris
0 scrisOarc lui Herbert Hoover, d.
rectorul general al comitctului pen
tru aJutor european Pc tlmpul raz
Wiului, fclicitindu-l pcntru succc-
sui muncei dcpusa de Hoover.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17


vor reincepe relatiile comerca e
Gu Russia.
Accasta dccizillnc momentuoasa
a fost luata All tirziu, dupa dis
cutii lungi 81 amanuntite, aceas-
ia schimba in, intregime politica
aliatilor de Il mentine o blocada
linistita.
Prcmicrii antantei, ori cum, au
declarat ca aceasta decizie nu im-
plea nici 0 schimbarc in atit,,-
dinea guvcrnelor fata de repub'i-
ca sovieta.
Textul rezolutiei aceptata IA
fost cablat ia Washington All
seara. Ambasadorul Wallace. IL
ind lnvitat. a luat partc la Sc
dinta celor trei premieri in care
sedinta s'a luat aceasta decizie,
insa nu a spus nici un cuvint.
Aceasta idee care a dus la IA
doptarea deciziei dc mai sus Sc
spune ca a fost conceputa dc
Lloyd George. Aceasta sur
prins foarte multi pc diplomatic
din Paris, pentru ca afara de cel
trei premeri, impresia era ca Sc
fiji navali 81 militari englezi au
fost chemati la Paris ca sa pre-
gateasca un razboiu contra boil
scvistilor.
Ultima editie a ziarelor de a.
lalta scara publican apeluri Cd
sd Sc faca miscare militara con-
ira bolsevistilor, lar All seara an
anuntat noua politica fata de
Russia
Singura explicatie oficiald da-
ia Cd intentia aliatilor este a
Sc apropia de taranul rus 81 prin
aceasta a slabi puterea guvernu-
lui sovietist. Uni diplomat msa
spun Cd acest motiv nu e clar
pentru Ell.
Acesta este textul rezolutiei: /:
Gu scopul de remedia situ-
alta nenorocita a populatiei din
interiorul Rusici, care este de-
pravata acum de ori ce lucru dc
manufacture din afara de Russia.
consiliul suprem. dupa ce a luat
nota de raportul comitetului in
sarcinat a .lua in considerare re
incepcrea unor relatii comcrciale
cu poporul rusesc, a decis ca Sc
va primi schimbul dc marfuri pc
baza reciprocitatii intre poporni
rus 81 aliati 81 tarile neutralc.
In acest scop s'a decis da
ajutoare coopcrativclor ruseSi
care sunt in directa atingere cu
taranii din itnreaga Rusic. asa ca
accstca sd poata aranja importul
in Russia de imbracaminte, mcdi-
Gina, masini agriculturale 81 altc
nccesitati de care poporul rusesc
are neaparata llpsa, i'll schlmb
trimitindu-se in etc, de care Ru-
sia are un surplus mare.
,,Aceste aranjari nu implica un
schimb al politicei guvernelor a.
late fata de guvernul sovietist."
A alta intrebare ce Sc pune =:
Au premierii vre-o asigurare ca
lucrurilc trimise in Russia nu vor
fl intrebuintate de bolsevisti spre
avantaiul militar7 Sc site ca
credinta premierilor este ca c'
pot trata GU cooperativele rusestl
fara a avea de afacc Gu guvernul
soyietist.
Reprezentantul American. nu Il
avut ce zice referitor la aceastl
decizie. FL spune simplu ca
fost trimisa la Washington 81 de
aci trcbue sa Sc vorbeasca. Diplo-
matii aliati si-au exprimat opinia
ca America va agrea.
i in considerarea acestei propl-
neri trebue luat 81 faptul ca a.
mata bolsevistilor .ajuns Ia Ma
rea Neagra 81 daca vor coopefa
Gu aliatii 81 cooperativele RI
sesti, iarna deschisa pentru
comerciu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
BERGER PIERDF
APELUI.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, II Ian. -
Victor Berger a facut APPEL la gu
vcrnorul statului Wisconsin, ca
accsta sd dca ordin sc face o nona
alegcre, in districtul in care Ber-
ger fost ales de doua ori 81 tot
de atitca ori a fost respins.
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PENTRU ROMANUL
VIRTUE 81 DEsFR1u"

Sc mai certified primirca urma-
toarelor sumo:
|Suma preccdenta ....... 3S3.OO
Aurel Itu, Cleveland. Ohio $3.50
1oana Benta. New Castle.
Ia. T2.)O
Socictatea u. K. Ard. &
Trans Alliance. o. . x37 80
Axente Cirja, Indianapolis,
Indiana 50 90
Simion Caliman, Cleveland.
OHlO T2.JD
loan Lup, Youngstown, Q. $3.50
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Mircu Raica, +. Hamond.
Indiana ......... So. 80
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diana :. :. $3.50
Florian Armcnciu, Hubbard,
Ohio So.
loan Roman. Hubbard. o. $3.50
loan Gavodea, Hubbard. O. $3.50
Nicolae Curea, Hubbard. O. $3.50
Societatea .,Destcapta-tc Ro-
mine" Detroit. Mich. :. $25 90
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Total $4S3. 90
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'RESEDIMTELE ELv EyIEI,

FotoJrGf'a de r,gi sns arGtd pr III
Notta, noM prcsed}ate al Epe!ici.
I'aiatc dc f. Mes la scauaul pre-
scdeni'Gl IL Nota fost sefM ju-
lecdfor din Eloe!'a. EIroiia, pc tim
'al rdzboiHlpi, incuajurdtd dr. no
!tHHt rdzbo'nice, q Grut yreutdh &c
nedescris ca sd pdStrc.e stricid
neutralitote, 81 Sc spunc ca atitu-
dinca strictd d-iui Notta. q aja-
tot foartc mutt. Ia cirmuirea statu-
iut. IN aceastd furtund.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
BUSINESS STOPPED
BY WESTERN LADS
Red and White Youngsters
Show Improved Form in De-
feating Sten0qS.

There is apparently great deal OF
difference between teams represent
ing Western, Central, Tech, Busine SIS
and Eastern in football. Compar a.
tive scores are somewhat misleading.
but in The games played to date in
the high school chanpIonlhip series
Tech and Western far outclass Bust
ness and Eastern. with Central yet to
be heard from.
Yesterday before 5000 students
and followers OF the teams Western
demonstrated superior teamwork and
coaching over Business 10 the tune of
AZ to o. The Westerners did not play
as well as they will bit later on,
but showed conclusively that neither
Central nor Tech will romp over them
to title.
Business offered staunch resistance
during the first quarter. Thereafter
with Burke, Dawson, Lamar, Jones
and Hair carrying the bali and a line
that ripped the business forwards to
pieces. the Red and White lads came
through impressively.
The Georgetown lads showed supe-
rior stamina throughout. The high
tackling of the Business lads and
their tendency to gang" on the
Westerners stopped the players fire.
qucntly. 1t looked as though some of
the players might be seriously hurt,
80 high did the Business lads get
their wiring neck" tackles.
western was unusually well
coached. The tackling was good and
the interference, while high, was
compact enough to let the runner
gain considerable yardaEe. Burke.
Dawson and Lamar played well for
the Red and White. Wise, Somer-
Vile and Peterson performed in good
style for the Stenographers.
Both Eastern and Business have
appeared outclassed in the games to
late. Central and Tech look to be on
even terms with Western, close be-
nind in both stamina and variety OF
plays. 1t begins to look as though
Western would be the trial horse for
both Tech and Central in the games
preliminary to the much-talke ed o
meeting.
Yesterday Western played well
within itself at all times. The day
was bad one for football but the
Red and White lads, better condi.
Toned and much better coached. came
through with ease after considerable
difficulty in getting going.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
GRADE SCHOOL TEAMS IN
MANY SOCCER BATTLES

The soccer season on the Municipal
Fairgrounds is now in full swing.
Each of the seven divisions has a
league composed OF from six to
twelve teams. from the elementary
schools. and play a regular schedule
game each afternoon, with exception
Of Saturday.
The Georgetown, Bloomingdale,
Columbia Heights, and New York
avenue. comprise the Western Divis-
ion and Rosedale, Garfield Park, and
Virginia avenue the Eastern Division.
At the close of the season the win
ners of each division will play a
series OF games to decide the cham
pionship of their respective divisions,
after which the champions OF the
Eastern and Western Divisions will
contest In three game series for the
Elementary School championship Of
the District.
Suitable trophies will be awarded
the winners of each division, also to
the champions of the city, by the
Playground Department.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
0'D0WD AND TUNNEY IN
WINNING RING CLASHES

CAMDEN. N. J. Oct. Oct. 23..-Seven
thousand fans saw Mike oDowd,
former worlds champion, outslug
Frank Carbone, of New York, over
the ten-round route at the Sports
mems club last night, easily gaining
the decision. Carbone was last
minute substitution for Augie Rather
He took terrific beating in the
early rounds, but forced the fighting
over the last three. His endurance
was wonderful to see.
Gene Tunney defeated Sergt Ray
Smith in two rounds when the soldier
was rendered unconscious by falling
out of the ring. After a sluggish
first round, Tunney sailed into the
A. f.. F. titleholder, swinging DO h
hands to head and face. Rushing
him into the ropes, he was failing
away when both fell out of the ring.
Smith on the bottom. The soldier
was unconscious and remained so for
several minutes.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23

On the football field Beck is al
lowed to run wild. West Virginia
formations permit the Harrisburg
almost every play '..
West Virginia is by no means a
one man team. yet Beck, with Lentz,
Hawkens. sIxi, Dawson in the back
field and one Of the most formidable
charging lines in the country. is
able to gather in forward passes for
fifty and sixty yard runs or skirts
the ends for lengthy dashes into the
opponents territory.
They say at Morgantown that
Beck can dash at full speed with the
ball, stop within ten inches and side
step six feet. That's pretty nifty
performance. It's worthy of saw
dust ring at the circus. But in foot
ball Beck appears to be the three
rings, sideshow and pink lemonade
in addition.
The youngster is not swell headed.
He is a football find, knows all the
tricks of sidestepping, stiff arming
and hipping. He is shifty, a good
dodger and an equally good passer
and receiver. He stands five feet
and eleevn inches, being unusually
rangy, and weighs 1855 pounds.
Beck runs high with a long driv-
ing stride and very high knee action.
In track athletics Beck is a first
class all around athlete. His
speciality is the high hurdles and in
running down the field, when corn
cred. he drives right into his oppon-
ent with near hurdle stride.
West Virginia's forma tons are
loose The punt formations from
which nearly all of the plays are run
admit of end runs, quick line plunges
and forward passes Beck for, the
most part is allowed to run loose.
And he gets away with it as he did
against Pitts formidable, eleven for
runs of thirty-flve, fifty and sixty-five
yards.
The West Virginia backfeld has. OF
course, the support of line which
averages around 200 pounds from end
to end. The ends, Harrick and Mere
dith, are six-footers and weigh POI
and 1876, respectively. Much of Beck's
success off tackle is due to the ability
OF the fankers. ..,. b.
In open field Beck is a whirlwind. |
When not carrying the ball he carries |
out his contract with ability, leaving |
his feet to take out the end in inter |
ference. which Is a rare thing in star !
players who are not carrying the ball. |
West Virginia is nominating the |
Harrisburg lad for All-America hon
ors. The claim has foundation if |
Beck gets through the season with
out INJURY. Today at New Haven he |
will be watched by huge gallery |
He will be under fire from whistle to |
whistle. The Morgantown marvel is |
marked man from now on, y.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
FORDHAM IN SHAPE
FOR H|L[T0PPERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Fordham
thanks to the return Of several play
ers crippled in the Boston College
game two weeks ago, is today in
shape to give Georgetown real
battle on the gridiron in the Bronx.
Coach Ounce admits that he expects
a victory, despite the wins of the
Southerners over North Carolina
State and West Virginia Wesleyan.
In preparation for today's game the
entire right side of the Fordham line
has been strengths by the addi-
tions OF Fogarty. guard: Alexander.
tackle and Banks. end. Battling Com
stock. Tom Sullivan and Bill Ken
yon, Fordham's trio, must needs be
strong, for Georgetown's principal
gains have been made this year be-
hind Sullivan and Comstock, accord
ing to scouts sent down to Washing
ton.
Miller, who suffered broken nose
in the Boston College game. will play
center today. while Fallon is back at
left tackle. his injured hip being all
.. X. once more.
In Cliff Steele. Fordham believes it
has the best quarterback since Frank
Frisch cavorted i'm the Maroon back
field. good general, Steele 10
an excellent runner with the ball
and should easily outpunt anything
Georgetown may bring along with it.
He outkicked Fitzpatrick. of Bos-
ton College, which shows better than
anything else his caliber in this line.
Georgetown's varsity squad ar
rived last night and went at once to
the Hotel Cumberland, which became
Georgetown headquarters. II the
Blue and Gray is triumphant today.
dinner will be rendered the athletes
tonight by enthusiastic alumni.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
NAVY YARD ENDS WORK
FOR TOMORROW'S GAME
Light Signal Drill Will Fit Lads
for Clash With WheeIinu.

Following a light signal drill to-
day, Josh" Licarione will decide
that his crack Navy Yard football
eleven is fit and ready for tomor-
rows big game at American League
Park with the fast Wheeling A. c.,
of Philadelphia. There is no hos
pital list, every athlete having come
this far without being seriously in
jured. Yesterday the final scrimmage
was staged, serving to harden the
lads for tomorrow's contest.
The Wheeling A. c. ranks with the
strongest Independent elevens in the
Philadelphia district. Its lineup
follows: Left end, Higgins; left
tackle, Riley; left guard, Hunt; CEN
ter, Chambers; right guard, Reese;
Right tackle, Gardner; right end,
Daily; Center back, Andrea; left half
back, Lancaster; right halfback,
full beck, Hugo.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
Guyon Now Wrestle.
For Coin

Joe Guyon, former star half
back at Carlisle School, and
later the wonder back at
Georgia School of Tech no.
logy has branched forth as a
professional wrestler. He was
matched to meet John kilonis
in a finish match in Atlanta
couple of days ago, but was
forced to cancel the engage
ment because of minor injuries
suffered in a professional foot
ball game.
Guyon is also a clever, hard
hitting boxer, and those who
have seen him perform de-
clare that he packs a nasty
wallop around in his hands.
He is game and loves to mix
things up in the ring.
Guyon in his college days
was regarded as a wonderful
all around man. He is a re-
markable baseball player.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
EWING A. A. PLAYERS ON
TAP FOR REX ATHLETES
Philadelphians Come Here for
Game at Union Park.

Ewing A. A football players num-
bering some Of the best professional
gridiron opponents in the East arrive
here tomorrow to do battle with the
Rex Athletic Club at Union Park,
Fifteenth and II streets northeast.
For twenty-odd years the Ewing
A. A. players have campaigned the
East, meeting all OF the best teams
along the Atlantic Coast seaboard.
Thye had an of year last season ow-
ing to the fact that many of their
former stars were in service.
This year with a galaxy OF A. e. F.,
former college and high school play
ers, they are up to full strength.
Against Rex last year the Ewing
players fought to a scoreless tie. The
Rexnen are confident of their ability
to come through with win tomor-
row.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
RACE MEET
UNDER WAY ON NOV. |

Tho Pimlico autumn meeting takes
place November 1 to II. Seven races
Including n steeplechase win be card
ed each day, and the first race starts
promptly at 1:45 p. m.
The handsome sum OF s156,4S0 will
be added during the eleven days rae
ing. and the overnight purses will
have value from $1,000 to $4,000.
The rich stakes to be decided COM
prise the Walden, for two-year -olds
$4,000, one mile; the Pimlco Au-
trmn Handicap, three-year -olds,
SIS 600. one mile and a quarter; the
Bowie. three-year-clds and upward.
$40. 900. one mile and half; PIN
leo Cup, three-year Odds and upward,
$4,000, two miles and quarter:
three serial weight or age, races,
six furlongs, one mile. one mile and
a furlong. SO 900. s2500 and $4,000,
respectively; Elkridge Steeplechase,
three-year-olds. $4,000, two miles;
Manly Memorial Steeplechase, four
year and upward. two miles and
a half, $4,000.
Many improvements have been
made to the course, the most no
ticeable OF which Is an addition to
the grandstand and bleachers, doub-
ling it's capacity to 10000.
A covered concrete runway has
been constructed in the rear OF the
grandstand leading TO the pari-mu q,
tuel room, and additional exits and
entrances provided, this doing away
with the congestion on the lawn.
Special rates to Baltimore have
been made by the Washington. Bal
timore and Annapolis electric line.
which will provide frequent train
soryicc
The Washington times., 1920-10-23

tltNtH ana tndt OF
George Washington. II placed on the
scales, would be evenly balanced
The weights given out by the rival
press agents are within a pound or
two on the average.
This. coupled with the fact that
the teams have suffered reverses in
the last two starts, is enough "a
assure an evenly contested battle
The contest Is the lone college bat
tie of the day for Washington.
Villanova's team is rugged and
full of scrap. The Pennsylvanians
almost had Fordham whipped last
week in New York. They were
earlier defeated by the heavy Penn
Military College. at Chester. Pa. To-
day they expect to hand the Ratchet
ties plenty of fight and licking.
George Washington played West
ern Maryland to Tall tie, held
Delaware College to a 14-to-7 count.
and was trimmed 81 to 0 by West
Virginia after one of the toughest
and longest trips out into the noun
tains that could be imagined
The game in Morgantown opened
the eyes of the Hatchetite players to
a thing or two that could only be
gained by actual experience. In
consequence they are entering to-
days game full of confidence in
their ability to show improved form
over their other battles.
There is no Disgusting the fact that
the George Washington team is a
much improved outfit over last Sat
urday. The addition OF John Daily
in fullback and the further condition
ing of Harold Kay and Bailie Spring
ston means that the backfield, with
working in quarter, is bet
ter balanced.
The addition of Jim Hume on end
makes the flank sturdier than 1t was
last week. Capt. Harry Hawley,
Ed Sandys, tackles, and Paul Loehler,
center, are recovered from the pound
ing Of last week. There are plenty
Of capable stocky guards to feed into
the center Of the line.
Villanova is employing a variation
OF the Heisman shift which is proving
of value as a ground gamer. The
have capable players
in every position, McGrevy, Herzler,
Kearns and Myers standing out in
good shape. ?
Lieut.. J. L. Gammell. OF Boston, is
referee: A. +. Shalet, New York Uni
versity. is umpire. and George +.
Green. Temple. is linesman. The game
gets under way at : o'clock.