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The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
NOTED SPANISH
AUTHOR COMING.

George Washington University will
confer the honorary degre of doctor
OF letters upon Senior Vicente Blasco
loanez. noted Spanish novelist and
author of The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse" at the mid winter
convocation. February e3. In the
auditorium Of New Masonic Temple,
thirteenth street and New York av-
enue northwest
Senior Blasco Ibanez. who IS now
Ieeturing in California. will visit
washington the end of February at
the special invitation Of DIR. william
Miller Collier. president of the uni
versity, who became intimately ac-
quainted with the novelist when the
FORMER was American Minister to
spain during the Roosevelt adminis-
tration Except for the novelIst,s
appearances at George Washington
University, he will make no more
public addresses in this country after
completing his California lectures.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
GcDazETF

son, Mitchell. Hand, johnson. Do
minian. Holdsworth. Lamas, J. T.
Machado and d. Paniagua- The floral
decorations. of the table were particu-
larly artistic and beautiful.
Mime. Sol. wife of the Minister OF
Salvador. has recalled the Invitations
for the reception she was to have
given today on account of the illness
of her sister, Nine. Fred Mejia and
the death in New York of her niece.
Mrs. Henry F. Tenant. Mime. Mejia's
husband was for many years minister
of Salvador at Washington. As Miss
Panlita Mejia. Mrs. Tenant made
her debut in Washington. while her
father was minister. She was married
to the secretary OF the American lega-
ton in Salvador.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
By E. c. DRUM.HUNT.

Miss Margaret Wilson entertained
box party at the Russian Sym
phony Orchestra yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Mime. Jusserand.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. Mrs. William
H Boiling. Miss Edith Benham and
Iohn Randolph Boiling.
The Ambassador OF France and
Nine. Jusserand entertained at din
ner at the Embassy last evening In
honor OF the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall. Others OF the distinguish
ed company were Senior Don Beltran
Matthew. Ambassador of Chile, and
Sonora de Mathieu. AFR. Kijuro ShI-
,dehara. Ambassador OF Japan; Mr..
fJustice McReynolds, The attorney
General and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer.
the Minister OF Serbia and Mime
Srouitch. Senator Gilbert NJ. Hitch
COCK. the Honorable Ronald c. Lind
say, Counselor and Charge d'Affaires
or the British Embassy. M. Jan
Masaryk. Counselor and Charge
dAnaires of Czecho-Slovakia; the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs R. G. Leffingweil, Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Miss Sara Lee,
Miss Edith Hoyt. Mime. Clemenceau-
Iacquemaire OF Paris. Mr.. Marcel
hnecht. and Nr. de Sartiges, second
secretary of the French Embassy.
Nine. Clemenceau-Jacquemaire, who
s the daughter of the former pre-
nier OF France. arrived in Washing
on Yesterday for n brief visi. and
staying at, the Shoreham Hotel.
VINE. Clemenceau-Jacquemaire will
speak at the French Embassy this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Jr..
1eld a reception yesterday afternoon
AZ their home. 1872 K street. from 4
% .. In honor OF Mime. Clemenceau-
Iacquemarie.
Mime Jusserand will not observe
her regular Friday afternoon al
lone AT the French Embassy this
uternoon. but will receive as usual
IN the following Fridays.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
OUT-OF-TOWN
WEDDING NEWS.

The residential set in society here
will be interested to hear that Miss
Anne STUART Randolph. Of Baltimore.
has selected Saturday. February q,
for her marriage to Alden Kimball,
Iof st. Louis, formerly of New York.
The ceremony will be performed very
quietly at noon at the home OF Miss
Randolph's uncle. Edmund Rhett FL
lott, and Mrs. Elliott, in Roland Park,
with only members of the two fam
lilies present. owing to p1urnins in
the family. The bride-elect is now in
Norfolk, Va. visiting her aunt. Mrs
Theodore Garnett, jr., and on her re-
turn to Baltimore she will be with her
cousin, Miss Virginia Amber; daugh-
ter of Judge James NJ. Amber. at
their home on Preston street. She Is
the daughter OF the late Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Lee Randolph and a grand
daughter of the late Bishop Alfred
NJ. Randolph and Mrs. Randolph, of
Virginia.
Mrs. Annie Livington Carroll,
daughter of Mrs. C1ermont Liyington
Best, of New York and, Newport, was
married to W. Sackett DueIl. of Phila-
delphia, yesterday afternoon in New
York in the presence of a small num-
Der Of relatives and friends. The
bride, who was given away by her
cousin. Whitney Warren. had no at
tendants. Charles II. Duell, jr., acted
as best man for his brother. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Duell Is the son of Charles H.
Duell, who was appointed COMMITS
sioner of Patents by President McKin-
ley, and who later was Judge of the
United States Court of Appeals in
Washington, having been appointed
by President Roosevelt. After their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Duell will
live in Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

power. After many calls, Miss Bacon
responded with a Chopin number
which delighted the audience.
Perhaps Mr.. Altschuler's best work
OF the afternoon was shown in his
reading OF Tschaikovski's ''Nutcrack-
er" Suite. The playing of the Fancy
Dolls and "Sugar-Plum Fairy"
movements being well night faultless.
The latter movement contained a
Celeste solo played by Miss Bacon.
The program closed with the Easter
Feast in Ukrainis" by Votichenko, a
fascinating composition Of great brill
liancy.
This orchestra. with its preponder-
ance Of young blood, and the virile
personality OF Mr.. Altschuler, made a
fine impression.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
SECRETARY LANSING
HONOR GUEST.

Inc Secretary of State and Mrs
fooert Lansing were the honor guests
u the dinner which the Ambassador
Belgium and Baroness de Cartier
Ie Msrchienne gave last evening.
rhe other guests were the Ambas-
b. iador of Russia and Nine. Boris
3akhmeteT. Gen. Peyton c. March,
he Minister of Norway and Nine.
3ryn. Senator Mrs. Charles b. Hen
ierson. John Barrett. Mrs. Cooper
hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dem
gre. Maj and Mrs. Gist Blair, Mr..
thd Mrs. Hugh Legare. Mr.. and Mrs.
iorace Westcott. Frank A. vanderlip
ind Mrs. John F. Rodgers.
Maurice Maeterlinck, the noted Bel
nan poet, who will come to Washing
on the end of the week to lecture
VIII be entertained at luncheon Sun
lay at the embassy by Baron and
Baroness de Cartier.
Mrs. Lansing, wife of the Secretary
u state. and the women's auxiliary
committee of the United States to the
second Pan American Financial Con-
'erence. will entertain the ladies' of
ne official delegations to the Pan
American Fina ncial Conference at a
'ea today at the Lansing residence.
The Ambassador of Chile and Mime.
hathieu were the hosts at a luncheon
yesterday at the embassy in compli-
nent to the delegates to the second
f'an American financial conference.
Chelr guests were DR., d. E. Salaberry.
Minister of finance of Argentina: DR..
Sompino Guzman, minister of finance
Colombia; DR.. Vicente Lecuna, of
venezuela; DR.. Heroberto Gutierrez
81 Belivia; Mr.. Birchard. of Ecuador,
DIR. Menocal. of New York; DR.. En-
1que Martinez Sobral. of Mexico: DR..
scheverria, of Guatemala; DR.. Alberto
Edwards, of Chile. and DR.. Jose Luis
rejadas. of Bolivia.
Mime. Matthew will not be at home
his afterpoon, but will receive the
following Fridays throughout the
season.
Tho Minister of Cuba and Nine.
ie Cespedes entertained at a bril-
liant reception yesterday afternoon
rom . to o'clock. at the legation.
N honor of the American group
committee for Cuba and the dele
rltes of the Republic of Cuba 10 the
'an American financial conference.
There were several hundred guests.
including all the delegates to the
conference. members of the Diplo-
matte Corps and representatives of
tfficlal ana resident society.
The reception was in the nature of
an official housewarming of the
beautiful Cuban Legation, $3.50 Six
-centh street, as the Minister and
Nme- de Cespedes have been away
much of the time since they took
possession of it. The Cuban dele
sates to the conference and the
members of the group committee re-
.eived with DR.. and Nine. de Ces-
oedes and members of the Cuban Le-
cation STAFF assisted the hostess.
His ENcellency the Minister of the
Dominican Republic and Mime. GaIvan
entertained the Committee of the Do
ninican Republic to the Pan American
Financial Conference at luncheon yes
lerday OF the Shoreham. Their guests
f honor were Mr.. Davis, Under-secre-
ary of the U. S. Treasury Depart
nent. and Commander A. II. MAYO,
! S. n. Among those invited to the
luncheon were Mesdames C. G. Mayo,
Dunn. Mitchell and Dawson and Miss
Alfau. Commander Mclean, U. S. ~,
md Commander c. G. Mayo, U. S. N.
Nessrs- Wilson, Dunn and Green. OF
he State Department. Messrs. Daw-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
PREVENTS THREAD KNoTTINC.
Greatly Below Former Prices

A simple way to prevent elk
threads from knotting and breakins.
in machine sewing. Is 10 dampen
the eye Of the needle. This allows
the thread to go through the eye
with much less strain.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
C]C1
|. ID

Swan and Walter B. Broos, jr.
The receiving party will be COM
posed of Mrs. N. winslow Williams.
Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. Mrs. Alex
ander Brown. Mrs. Josias Penning-
ton, Mrs. william N. Manly and
Mrs. w. w. Spence. jr.
Mrs. John Gill. Mrs. E. Stanley
Gary, Mrs. Louis C. Lehr and MIS-.
Manly are directing the decorations
and Mrs. william Keyser, jr.. and Mrs.
N. Winslow Williams are In charge
Of the supper Mrs. Walter B. Brooks.
Mrs. w. w. Spence, 5r.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Brown have charge OF the
music and Mrs. Josias Pennington Is
secretary for the Assembly. INSTEAD
o fthe usual seated supper In the
main dining room of the hotel. on the
first floor, a buffet supper Will be
served In the banquet hall.
A number of dinner parties are being
arranged for this evening. before the
Assembly, several for the younger
set.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton will be
at home informally next Sunday
afternoon. from to 6 o'clock
L. e. MITCHELL
RESIDING HERE.
Many society women have enrolled
for the special course Of eight lee
lures on Poetry as a Necessity OF
Life" to be given at George Wash
ington University by Langdon f..
Mitchell, noted poet and playwright
and author of Becky Sharp" THE
New York Idea" and various volumes
of verse. Registration is under way
in the office OF the recorder Of the
university, Lisner Hall. 2o23 G street
northwest.
The course will start February Z
and will end March g. The lectures
will be held on Tuesdays at Ills In
Coneordia Church, Twentieth and q
streets northwest. Nhich il being used
| to accommodate the overflow from
the university's English department.
The course Is open to the general
public as well as to students Of the
university. DIR. William Miller Col
lier, president OF the university. be-
i lieves the public will very generally
avail itself OF the course. which will
/ be given largely during the Lenten
! weeks.
Mr.. Mitchell is at present a resi-
| dent of Washington, having taken a
| mouse at lolO Nlnetecnln slTttI HOftH
west. He Is son of the late DIR. ;.
Weir Mitchell, noted novelist.
The scope OF the lectures will in
clude the poetic drama and such
! further manifestations of the creative
imagination as are instanced in Amer
lean popular poetry and in the plays
! of the period. Mr.. Mitchell believes
poetry is a necessity of the individual.
the race, and the nation.
. For more than n quarter OF CEN
! tury the Southern Relief Ball has
been one of Washington's most pic
turosque and brilliant midwinter
events. and the twenty-sevonth an
nual event at the Willard February
. promises to keep up the standard
OF former occasions. The President
/ and Mrs. Wilson will be missed, since
the Presidents state of health makes
IL impossible for them to attend. but
most OF the Cabinet ladies will act
as, patronesses. Mrs. Carter Glass
is one OF the latest to add her name
10 the list of Cabinet patronesses.
An invitation has been sent to
Albert c. Richie. newly inaugural
ed governor Maryland. and to his
mother. who was famous belle and
beauty of the Confederacy when she
was Miss Lizzie Cabell.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
BALTIMORE
ASSEMBLY.

OF great interest here are the
plans which are rapidly nearing
completion for the Assembly TO he
held this evening in the Hotel Rel
vedere. Walter B. Brooks is chair
man of the floor committee and has
asked the following to assist him:
Judge Allan McLane. N. WinsIow
Williams, w. w. Spence, jr., Bruce
Cotton. ]. ouitman Lowell, Josias
Pennington. Alexander c. Nelson
Redmond C. Stewart. A. Fl. S. Post'
Horatio l.. Whitridge. william Gra.
nam sowdoin. jr.. James A. Gary, ir.
howard Bruce. T. Mexican Meiere.
H. Curzon Hoffman, jr., Thomas
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
MR. AND MRS. HAMLIN
WERE DINNER HOSTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin
were hosts at dinner last evening.
the guests being asked to meet the
members of the Colombian delega-
tion to the Pan American Financial
Conference. The Minister of Co.
lom bia and Nine. Urueta were
among the guests, who numbered
eighteen.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

A little lad. who has a stepdadl
calls himself a step-ladder.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Col John B. Beilipger. L. S. A., for
meriy OF this city, who has been sta
TONED in the Philippines for some
time. will return shortly to the States
for duty here.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
| CONFEDERATE
VETERANS,

Washington Camp. No. COS. Sons of
Confederate Veterans, viii hold it's
fifth annual Mardi Gras ball at Rau-
scher's on the evening OF Tuesday.
Feb. IL, 1920. Owing to the fact that
many of the members of the camp
were away from the city in the mill
tary service, this ball was not held
last year. Miss Grace Roper. spon-
sor. and Miss Marion Cpshaw. maid
OF honor. will be hostesses on the oc-
casion. and Mr.. J. Roy Price has been
appointed chairman of arrangements
Mrs. S. J. Mccarthy has returned
to Lynchburg. Va, after spending
the holiday season with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. c. witherite. 1919 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg. of
14i1 Kennedy street northwest. invite
their friends to a house warming on
Sunday. January -. at 7:3o to II p. m.
Mr.. Nathan Pierre entertained at
dinner Monday evening at his home.
326 Eighth street southeast, the oc-
casion being his 31st birthday ami
versary. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. STAFFORD and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pierre, Messrs. c. f.
Small, w. c. Carter. Fred winkelman.
Charles Kiel, Carl Bond. T. r. Acker-
man, William Hartman. Henry Sic
bert. William Cross. Clifton Brown
and Miss Laura Pierre.
Mrs.~James Ward Keeney, OF San
Francisco. who is now in New York.
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Helen NJ. Keeney, 10
DR.. George Boiling Lee. of New York.
DR.. Lee is the son of the late Gen.
Fitzhush Lee and n grandson of Gen.
Robert Z. Lee. He is a member of
the Union and Racquet and Tennis
clubs. While no date has been set
for the wedding, 1t probably will take
place in the early summer in San
Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
PENwOMEN's
LEAGUE TEA.

. The penwomen will entertain at tea
this afternoon from four to six at
their clubhouse. -1722 II street, in honor
Of Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, ex-
plorer and lecturer. who has just
returned from South America. The
hostess will be Mrs. William Ather-
ton Du Puy. assisted by Mrs. Edna M.
Colman, Mrs. Nellie W. Breniser, Mrs.
]. ]. Locher, Mrs. Harriet Gum Rob-
erson. Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor and
Miss Myra Hole.
Miss Edith NJ. Clark Of Gunston
Hall will be at home tomorrow, and
on Saturday, February 18th.
\ Senator W. s. Kenyon will 60 to
Boston today for a short stay.
Miss Margaret William has gone
to New York to be a bridesmaid at
the wedding there tomorrow of Miss
Jean Acheson. daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Edward g. Acheson. to Aemilius
Jarvis, jr.. of Toronto.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Commander Barbanti. OF the Ital-
ian High Commission, who is In
Washington, will sail for Italy.
January 81. He will be on dutt
at the war Office in Rome Accom-
panying him to Europe will be Gen.
Guglielmotti. Of the Italian EN-
basSy staff.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer enter
tained at dinner last evening at
the Cafe st. Marks. There were
fourteen in the party.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Among the people present at the
last lecture of the Alliance Fran
caise were: The French Ambassador
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

4 Senator w. s. Kenyon will go I
Boston today for a short stay.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Miss Mary Gwynn was hostess al
a luncheon yesterday given in com.
pliment to Mrs. Joseph Grant, OF
California. Her guests included
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice
President; Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs
Hope Slater. Mrs. Henry Leonard
Mrs. Drum, Of California. Mrs
Adolph c. miller. Mrs. Guy Nor
ment and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

The Bishop of Rhode Island and
Mrs. Perry arrived Wednesday to be
the guests OF the Rt., Rev. Alfred
Harding. bishop Perry came for
the celebration Sunday of the
eleventh anniversary of Bishop
Harding's conservation as bishop of
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23
Wells, Braids, Flowers and Feathers
Also Reduced

Wells. including Chiffons and
Nets. with chiffon borders, for
automobile and street wear.
Colors are purple, taupe, brown
and navy.
$l.zs each; were $3.50
Flowers of various kinds and
colors.
Reduced to 10e Each
Buekram Frames, 10e each
Were 25c
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

An odd lot of Straw Braid,
in lengths from to 5 yards.
Reduced to Sc yard
An odd lot of Fancy Feath-
ers and Wings.
Reduced to 10e each
Fancy Mesh Wells in the
leading colors.
$1.00 and $1.S0 each
Were $50 and $2.25
The Washington herald., 1920-01-23

Mrs. James e. Alexander enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at tn
Cafe st. Marks in compliment I
her niece. Miss Marie Amble
Smith. The guests incll ded Mis-
Tyler Norman. Miss Margaret Crps
son, Miss Elizabeth Kocnes, Mis-
Ainslee Hearn and Mrs. Frederic
Towers. formerly Miss Frances Ca
pers, a bride of last fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-11
THOMSON EQUALS
W0RlD's RECORD

Boston, Feb. 10.---AIthough no new
records were made and only one
eaualed. the annual indoor track and
field games of the Boston Athletic
association held in Mechanics hall.
furnished some N the best compe-
tition seen in this city in soine time.
The athlete who succeeded In equal
ing a record was f. j. Thomson. Of
Dartmouth College, who won the Is
yard high hurdles for the second
successive year In the world-record
time of Is.
j. w. Ray OF the Illinois Athletic
club came up to expectations and won
the Hunter mile in Am rs Lbs, just
Is slower that his record for that
event He Gas given considerable
competition by NJ. A. Devauey OF the
MilIrose Athletic association, a pre-
vious winner. This victory gives the
Illinois Athletic club permanent pos
session OF the trophy, as Ray mad
previously won it in 1918 ana 1919.
J. v. Scholz of the University OF
Missouri gave a sptendlo exhipitioia
OF sprinting in the 4o-yard dash, win
ming ii easily in 4 ASS.
Dartmouth College showed up
strongly in the relay races, 6sAeauns
Brown University in their l5lS-yard
relay in 3rn. IL 35s. and Wishing
| from Mnssa ehusetts Institute OF Tech
nology in the 3I20-yard event In I'M
| Is 2-5 g., while the Dartmouth Fresh
men defeated the Holy Gross Fresh
men in SIN. II 3-5s.
The Yale University a12o-yard re-
| lay team defeated the Harvard var
sity in the closing event of the evening
in I'm. II 3-as The list of winners
follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-11
JOHhSOx'S FIGHT MAY
wreck The AMERICAN

Chicago, Feb. 1o.--Ban Johnson's
light to retain Garry Herman as chair
man Of the nation commission threat
ems to wreck the American league. The
club owners Of the National league
have lined up solidly with the American
league insurgents. Rupert Huston.
Comiskey and Frazee and notified John
son and his Ave loyal henchmen that
they will not stand for the retention of
Herman.
1t is reported that the names Of will
liam II. Chg BilD Edwards. collector
OF internal revenue In New York:
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands and
John Conway Toole. attorney for the
National league are to be nominated for
Hcrrmann'a place. but It Ia understood
that the election Of Edwards Is vir-
tuaffy assured. As . preliminary . mo-
ton Is to be made at tomorrow's Joint
meeting to set aside tho rule giving
the power of electinE the chairman Of
tho national commission to the prcsi-
dents Of the two leagues. 1t 10 be-
loved this will be put through by a
vote Of 10 to g.
At today's meeting Of the American
league the Johnson steam roller fiat
tened the insurgents ruthlessly A de-
nand that Johnson read his report as
president of the league in order to
learn whether he had decided to put the
Yankees in third place in the league
race was refused and the report was
| tabled by vote Of to Z.
| Recall N-aiyHru r,,ta ~., 81
adopted BY unanimous vote and IL was
agreed that after July first there can
be no trading. selling or loaning of
players.
A rule was also passed that any
owner or manager tampering with the
players of another club shall be fined
$1.0oo for the first offense and *.
PEELED II found guilty Of repeating the
offense.
The National league at its meeting
followed the example Of the American
league by barring tho spttball after
the close Of the 1890 race; but while
the American league clnbs are limited
to two spitbaiiers each for the comins
season the national decided to permit
e.cn club to carry III full complement
OF these artists. Each club owner reg.
istered with President Heydier ths
namea Of the men who use this deIty.
cry. Pittsburg Alone announced that |,
had not even one spitball twirler or
its list.
Those listed by the other clubs are
New York. Douglas; Brooklyn, Mitch.
ell and Grimes: Boston. Kesting; FIJI.
llngem and Rudolph; Philadelphia
HcEg; Cincinnati. Fisher: Chicago
Hendrix: st. Louis. DoAk, Goodman ant
Turs.
President Heydler announced tina
Umpire Byron has been retired; tina
Charley RiEler is holding out for NOR,
money ana Quigley~ is undecided az Il
whether he will working the comins
season. Emslie. O'Day. KLEIN, Harrison
and Moran have signed and Fife, WHIT
served in the American association las
year has been added to the list in pIac,
of Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-11
SOS, 900 To Md Athletics

Aiddiebury. VI, Feb, ia gift OF
SIS. 900 bv A. Barton Hepburn. of
Cew York 10 Middlebury College. for
The encouragement of major athletics
was announce by President John VI
Thomas today. Mr. Hepburn was
graduated from Middlebury in 1871
The income G. the fund Is to tie ey-
pended nv committee OF alumni
and students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-11
PADDOCK HITS
BAD LUCK STREAK

New York. Feb. 10.-Chariie PAD
dock. the sensational California sprsn-
ter and holder of the Inter-Aliiet
championship. made his eastern debut
in the Millrose A. G. games in Madf-
son Sauar Garden tonight but he had
streak OF ill-luck.
In the second heat of the seventy
yard handicap he was penalized a yard
on a false break and was beaten foot
for his place. In the 3oo-yara han
ricap he suffered another penalty for
breaking too soon and finished outside
the qualifying division. Then in the
7e-xard invitation he ran Against
Schoiz, OF Missouri and Marchison. OF
New York, both OF whom beat him to
the tape. Scholz won in LIS sec
onds. equalling the worlds record.
Mike Devanney galloped away with
the three quarter mile invitation
race with Homer Baker second. .
Earl Eby. of Pennsylvania won
going away in the 500 yard invita-
ton with Dave CaldWcll, second.
Winners of other events were:
High jump. r. Erickson feet Z
inches; 10 yard high hurdle, e. v.
Thompson. Dartmouth: 30o-yard ham
dicap. e. Fuller. Rutgers: 70-yard
dash handicap. Farrell, Todd's Ship
yard.