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The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

The right way to end all wars is
to put 'em in charge of efficiency
experts. Nothing that an effish
bird has charge of lasts very long.
Everything on earth has a Use and
place, but you'd have to drive three
weejee Boards tandem to discover
the answer to this cuckoo. Eff
cheney is a new rash that has brok-
en- out in big business.
If a merchant prince is annoyed
by his business, he puts the works
in charge of an effish hound. In a
week there amt no business 10 an
noy him. The first thing that the
effish duke does when he wheels
into an office is to fire everybody
who looks as IL he has authority
enough to fire the effish gent.
He cuts down the overhead eN-
penses by the same method that the
Indians cured the pioneers of dan
druff. By scalping. Turn an ex-
pert loose in a Chinese laundry and
he Immediately fires all the Chinese.
He pulls the spokes out of the
wheels, the cogs out of gears and
breaks Ine leelH "
there amt anybody left in the Of
flee to fire. the expert hires new
sapps who can do one-third of the
work at one-half the salary. He
cuts down the expenses by elimtnat-
ing the receipts. After he is
through with the outfit, the brass
knob on the front door will last for
ever, and the Welcome" on the
doormat doesn't mean a thing. Then
he goes home and plays horsey with
his fair-haired baby with a con-
science as clear as ocean water and
just as salty. Wood alcohol is
tonic for that guy.
Every office is about. the same.
There is the office boy, who can an
swer one question wrong twice. Youth
is the only thing that bars him from
the Senate. Then there is the blonde
stenographer. who chews gum in
three speeds and reverses without
stripping the gears. She wears S11
shoes, but is good to her mother.
She can take dictation back
ward and typewrites the same
way Three or four clerks who
think that a loose-leaf ledger is the
Third Testament, and the boss make
up the rest of the gang.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Johnny TTTZEL TO
USE HIS RIGHT ARM

Johnny Titzel. the University o.
Penn's star of the gridiron and dia-
mond! who injured his left arm dur
ing the football season, Is at his
home in Pittsburg. under treatment
of specialists. Titzel is one of the
best southpaws Penn has had in
recent years and last spring refused
a number of offers from major
league clubs. Cleveland was par
tieularly anxious to interest him
professionally.
Despite the injured arm Titzel in
tends to play with the Pennsylvania
baseball team the coming season.
He has enrolled as a candidate for
first base and will attempt to throw
with the right arm.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Seeking New Trainer.

New Orleans, Feb. 26.-James
Rowe. manager of Harry Payne
Whitney's racing and breeding es-
tablishment. will arrive here within
the next few days to take over
the division which is campaigning
here. 1t is more than probable he
will select some other trainer to
handle these racers until the re-
covery of Albert Simons. S. A. Clop-
ton has been acting in that ca
pacity for several weeks.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
PIMLICO BLANKS OUT
FOR SPRING MEET

The Maryland Jockey Club has is
sued its stake blanks for the coming
spring meeting, which is scheduled for
May ! to IS.
The big events are the Spring Juv-
emile for 2-year-olds. with $500 added {;
the Preakness, with $1,000 added; the
Pimlico Oaks, for 3-year-old fillies,
with 5000 added: the Pimlico Spring
Handicap. with 5000 added, and the
Green Spring Valley steeplechase
handicap, with 5000 added.
Entries will close April !. The Pim-
leo Nursery, for foals of 1918, with
s.. 800 added, will be run at the meet
ing. This closed last September, with
$40 entries.
Pimlico will give away 1885 added
money at the coming meeting. The
overnight purses are $1,000. $500, $1,000
and $500.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Jim Lemon Best
Goal Tosser in
School Circuit

I /.
The official record of points scored
by players in the Scholastic League,
played at the Catholic University
gym. shows that that Jimmy Lemon.
OF Central, leads in points scored.
registering twenty-five goals fro-l
the floor and sixty from the 15-foot
mark. which gives him . total Of
110 points.
His nearest competitor is-Leohier.
the big center on the Tech team,
with ffty-nine joints p his credit.
He Is closely followed by Hutchin-
SON. his team mate. with fifty-eight
points, getting third-piace honors.
Williams. playing center for the
Business team. Is fourth with a TO-
tai Of fifty points.
Standing of players who have
made one or more points IN the scho-
lastic series is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

quarters yesterday to bid his old
employer adieu before leaving for
Hot Springs. where-he joins the Red
Sox.
Foster says truthfully that he Is
gcin; to retire at the end of this
season and that he is making the
statement now so that those who
know will not claim next spring
that he is holding out for more
money.
What is Fosters gain is basebalrs
loss
Sox who lives in Washington, will
leave this afternoon for Hot Springs.
but he will go by way of Mem
phis. Tenn. He expects to reach
the training camp Monday.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
MANY LOCAL TEAMS
IN BIG C.. V. MEET

The entries for the relay races to be
held in the big track meet at Brook
land, March 13, are coming in very
rapidly. Among those entered in the
big 400-yard open event are the Po-
tomac Boat Club, Washington Canoe
Club, Briarly Military Academy, Get
tysburg High. Woodberry Forest,
Navy Yard. War Risk, George Wash
ington and Gallaudet.
Central, Tech and Western have also
declared that they will be well repre-
scented in the high school events.
Plans are now under way for a fresh
man relay race between Georgetown
and Johns Hopkins.
A. ]. August. the 105-pound State
champion sprinter of Maryland. has
signed for the 50-yard dash, which
already promises to be one of the
features.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
EDWARDS TO BE
NAMED CHAIRMAN
IS LATEST RUMOR

New York. Feb. 26.-WiIliam III. Ed
wards. internal revenue collector. will
be appointed chairman of the National
Commission to succeed Garry Herr
mann within a week. it was rumored
here following the second meeting of
the major league chiefs yesterday.
John A. Heydler. president of the
National League. after the conference
with President Johnson. of the Ameri-
can League, denied there was a dead
lock on the appointment. He declined.
however. to copment on the probable
selection.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
AND CHARITY STILL BEATS EASTERN FINAL GAM
Navy Releases Dobie

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. Alt be-
came definitely known today Gill;
mour Dobie had been released from
his contract to act as head coach
of the Naval Academy football
team for another year. and had
accepted contract to act in the
same capacity for Cornell for three
years. The release was granted
today by the executive committee
ON the Navy Athletic Association.
No action has been taken looking
to a successor to Dobie, but the
matter win probably be taken UP
with Bob Folwell. who has just
been relieved as head coach at the
University of Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
INDIANS WILL PLAY
OLD LEAGUE CLUBS

Cleveland fans will have an OPP
League Clubs play in that city this
season. Pittsburg has booked
game there on June Z. while Gin
cinnati plays at Cleveland. July 26.
Then Cleveland will stop of in
Pittsburg on May % en- route home
from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
BOXERS AND MATMEN
TO FEATURE SHOW

An interesting boxing and wrestling
entertainment will be given under the
auspices of the Maccabees, National
Tent. No. I. Wednesday, March 3.
the Old Masonic Temple.
Six rounds of fast boxing is cardA
Clark StorkstilI will meet d. StorkstM
over a three-round go. while T.. Whit
lcre will face A. Nolan for three
rounds.
c. Berkeleys will meet A. Whitworth
in the opening wrestling bout, and w.
Massey will grapple 7. Turner In
closing contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
VIRGINIA NINE WILL
PRACTICE OUTDOORS

Charlottesville, Va: Feb. 26.-
Baseball practice at the University
OF Virginia will start in earnest next
week when Tainer Lannigan VIII
issue a call for all candidates to
report. Battery candidates for both
the varsity and freshman mines have
been at work in the Fayerweather
Gymnasium for the past fortnight
under the eye OF Eppa Rixey. the
elongated southpaw, now with the
Phillies.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
BETHLEHEM SEXTET
AFTER LOCAL GAME.

The basketball team representing
Bishop Thorpe Manor Seminary, OF
Bethlehem. Pa, are without a game
for Saturday. March 6. and are de-
sirous of making arrangements to
play some local girls team here on
that date. Parties interested please
communicate with w. F. Martin.
ss3 Colorado Building, Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Yale Lacrosse Dates.

New Haven, Feb. 26.-Lacrosse
will receive more attention at Yale
this Spring than heretofore, and as
a member of the northern section of
the Intercollegiate League the Blue
will play Rutgers, Brooklyn La
crosse Club, Pennsylvania, Stevens
Institute and Syracuse in New
Haven during April.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
oLLYERs CQrMEHESsa q
SpORTofkN @F
. RERI "a CQATER:

Gather close.
Just by way of presenting bit of gossip, or,
ii you will, savory morsel for the outlets of
the doubling Thomases, want to whisper into
thy lilly-white listener that Buddie Kean, real
spanking 2-year-old, goes for the downs next Mon
day, opening dash, and Troxler will have the
leg up.
Now, that kind OF chatter needs no bolstering
incidentally it brings to mind the sophistry OF
Soppe Glutz, "See what the dear little herring
has to bear. Why he goes to sleep in mid-ocean
and wakes up in delicatessen store" Some CAB
,"Soph"
Yea, bo If you don't go down to Philadel-
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Scholastic Chatter

Western High School will be rep
resented in the Hopkins indoor
games Saturday. Cenard. who play
ed guard on the Western basketball
team. will ~ e, ~rly man from this
school to compete.
Central t. N will be entered
in the Baltimore indoor classic.
Keans is the Mt. Pleasant School
mainstay, as he IS depended on to
win the honors for the local school.
Coach Apple will devote most of
his spare time to his swimmers, as
today will mark the close of the
basket ball season. Leohler is cap
t-i- cf the "Blacksmiths' SWIM
ming team.
en.S., who Is out for the pitch
ing end of the Eastern team, is the
first high school player to report
having an affected arm.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First Race-Josephine H.. Morn
ing Face, Tut.
Second Race-Sherman A., Hunt
erman. Bellringer.
Third Race-Charming, Goldvale,
Tit For Tat.
Fourth Race-T0 the Marx,
Poksy Jane. Talisman.
Fifth Raee-Fort Bliss, Night
Wind. Irish Kiss.
Sixth Race - Maize, Foreclosure,
Nellie witwer.
seventh Race-willigan. TanIac.
Arbitrator.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
. Boobies vs.. Bulls.

New York. Feb. 26.-Anthony
Drexel Biddle, president of the In
ternational Sporting Club, is arrang-
ing a boxing tournament between
the best half dozen men on the New
York police force and a similar num-
her of picked boxers from the Lon
don hobbies"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
After Mailman johnson.

Dick" Whitworth. 120 lbs. who
recently wrestled Young" Johnson.
of Philadelphia, to a draw, wishes
to meet him in a finish match. Ad-
dress, Mgr. Bub Doughton, 241
Tenth street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
St. Elizabeth Wins.

The st. Elizabeth girls team las,
night won from the Ingram team
by the score of IL to 10 in a very
fast and exciting game. which was
featured by the guarding of the two
Cross sisters and the goal shooting
of Miss Boswell, of the winners.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
VIRGINIA GRAPPLERS
INTERCLASS TOURNEY

Charlottesville. Va, Feb. &C.
Virginia's wrestling team will make
it's debut in an. interclass tourna-
ment to be held in the Fayerweather
Gymnasium at the university on
Saturday. March 6. 1t is expected
that other Journeys will be arranged
with several other institutions.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
HAVANA SELECTIONS.

First Race - Lucie May. Mary
Fftxhugh, Miss n.
Second Race-Jill, Bally ConneIl.
Ell Cronel.
Third Race-Col. Taylor, Sirocco,
Skiles Knob.
Fourth Race-War Tax, Sasenta.
Dick Williams.
Fifth Race-Polar Club, Mildred.
Horace Lerch.
Grace.
Best Bet-War Tax.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Rutgers Accents Def.

New Brunswick, n. J., Feb. 26-
The Rutgers basketball team has
accepted fhe invitation of the A. A.
L. to take part in thee national
championship games at Atlanta on
March TO-
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Henshaw Takes Lead.

Sargt. Henshaw defeated Charles
Kelchner. the present District cham
pion. 1872 balls to Ill In the first
block of their 250-point match at
the Grand Central Palace Alleys.
Henshaw had runs of 13, II, II.
while the champions best was 10.
10, 3.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Currency Swampee.

The st. Elizabeth mems team won
from the Treasury Department,
loans and currency division, by the
one-siSed score of 40 to 3. After
the first half. which ended 33 to 0.
st. Elizabeth used substitutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Bowlers viii Meet.

President Thomas George will call
his initial meeting of the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association at the
Recreation Alleys Sunday at 1890.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Sixty-third Wins Another.

The Sixty-third Infantry basket
ball five added another victory to
their long string last night when
they defeated the Army Medico
team, 80 to Z.
During the entire game the SOL
diers of the Potomac Park team
played rings around the Medicos.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
Epiphany and Peck 10 PLAY.

Epiphany Comets will tackle the
Peck Stars in the Peck Gym to-
night In what is looked to as q
hard fought contest
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

phia-aer Monday-and laugh the mint, isn't fault
Sherman A, who has been carefully and
siderable shade odays medium overnight
plunge Cincinnati and Piburg Personally; believe
kind OF maverick will know which he Charming,
has shown fair degree consistency
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27
FORDHAM TOSSERS
HANDED TRIMMING
BY HILLTOP FIVE

New York. .eFeb. e6-Georgetown de-
feated Fordham' at basketball tonight
on the latter's court in the Kingsbridge
armory by score of 46 to 81. Zazzaii.,
Of the visitors. was the individual star.
scoring nine field goals. Horton dis
tinguished himself for the losers by
tossing eleven baskets out OF. eleven
chances from the foul line. The line
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

Fieio goa s-1azzah %. Fees eO, Du-
dack 90, Longchak t9, Hortor go.
Mullen. Cullon CD. Stocker. Goals
from foul-Fees. s out OF 8: Hortor. II
out of II. Substitutions-Stocke for
Mullen; Finn for Mcmahon; Donovan
for Stocker. Referee-Tom Thorp (Co-
lumbia). Time of halves-Twenty min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

SubstitutiOns: Prender for Parker; McCar-
tee for Shaw. Goals from floor: GosneI, .;
Goals from fouls: Gosnell. @ out Of o; Shaw
out of 1. Referee. Mr.. Deering. Umpire,
Mr.. Schlosser. Time of quarters. s minutes
each.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

other scholastic players failed to score
single point during the championship basket
ball series.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-27

Pitcher AL Schacht was the rrst
out-of-town player to report. He
got in from New York yesterday
morning and reported to Griffith.
Schacht was the man who recon-
mended Stark, the youngster from
the Bronx. to Manager Grifith,
When asked about the youngster,
Al. states that Dolly" as he Is
known around the Bronx. Is another
Johnny Evers.' He has the longest
fingers on his hand that ever saw"
Al. declares.
i1st to prove he is some player.
was appointed manager of the
Lewiston. Maine, team, which was
owned by Bill Carrigan. the old
Boston Red Sox manager. Stark
was selected from among many old J.
time players on the team. which
was very complimentary to the
youngster. Last fall, while Carr
gan was in New York, he stated
that the young manager was one
of the wisest kids he ever saw
break into the game. Dolly" man.
aged the Lewiston club from May
until the end OF the season
DIR. Harry White was a caller at
headquarters and was handed an
other rookie. named c. L. Shirey.
of Hagerstown, Md. This Is ;he
young pitcher Altrock picked up
last fall. whom Griffith signed. He
Will be taken to Muskegon, Mich,
about the first of April.
Eddie Foster was a caller at head
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BUY Now.

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BARGAIN

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A NEW NUISANCE

VTTITHIN the last few months par
wv t;cularly dctestable type ot petty
criminal has appeared in TINS city
Since the first week in May not fewer
than thirty false fire alarms have p''n
turned in by mental Detectives wh"
seem to believe that t." men "t 'h'
service haven't enough 10 do in asNum-
inr the risks and hardships ot th''r
daily work. 1t was false alarm mat
cost the life Of Milford Dort. a nose
man. whose machine was struck by
train the other night while it was being
driven at full speed in kcnsington'
Automobile joyriders with per
xerted sense of humor are blamed by
the authorities for the increasing mum
he. of false fire calls. To provide a
moments diversion for these idiots men
IN various fire stations who may have
>heen oyerworkcd all day ar" deprived
Of an opportunity to rest; the frr SerN
Ace is confused and the city has to pay
tho cost Of unnecessary wear and tear
on valuable equipment.
IL n few of the criminals ar" caugh'
and properly railroaded the practice car
he stopped. Citizens everywhere wh'
appreciate tho work done by IN" moi
of the fire department ought TO do every
thing possible 10 aid the police and the
men themselvcs in the effort 10 jai
those who seek such n costly form OF
amusement