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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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ACCIDENT, health, insurance forty dollars.
not sixty. n 562 Herald, $50 Broadway.
BUSINESS man desires $500 for six months
will give as security furniture worth $1,000
under the hammer; viii pay per cent. IN
terest and $50 bonus 10 leaders agent or at
torney. Address IS Herald, Herald 50.
COMMERCIAL stationery store IN lobby Of
large office building best downtown sec
ton; sacrifice. \ 1875 Herald, Herald 50.
ESTABLISHED firm wishes partner. $40 900
required. Call SOB 9th ay.. room 1908. be-
tween 1i-4
HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish TO sell without publicity2 Or seeking
associate with capital for expansion? See
ROBERTS FROST COMPANY,
5O5 9Th av Murray HIN 1851.
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
II you have from $3.50 to 81 500 TO invest
in an established coal company you VIII learn
something to your advantage by sending your
name. address and telephone number 10 the
address below; state amount you are pre-
pared to invest principals only; no services
or partnership required. 1923 Herald Full
ton st.
INCOME insurance is insurance insured.
protection protected; most kind to bene-
ficiary; sure under any future Government
changes. n $50 Herald, $50 Broadway.
rare opportunity 10 make $4,000 on abso-
lutte security; no possibility Of loss. CHAMP
& DACEY. III broadway. New York.
If sixty or over. buy annuity. high interest,
exempt income tax protects family y
$50 Herald. $50 Broadway.
PARTNER wanted with 81 600 20 take active
interest in high class investment brokerage
business: good opportunity for the future
bank references given and expected. l3
Herald. Herald 50.
PARTNER with 81 SEQ wanted for estab-
lished paying brokerage business; expert
once unnecessary. Apply afternoons. Bell
Co. $50 9th av.
SMALL store wanted by Young couple, in
good location; will take care of house.
sORENSEN. 4s1 West 22d.
THEATRE movies and vaudeville. long
established. with property: owner retiring
price 500, 600; unusual proposition HILL
LICIlE. 1923 Broadway. Brooklyn
WOULD you be interested I'm the launching
of a national periodical which as AN ad-
vertising medium cannot be surpassed? Not
trade paper, but a bona fide magazine, APP
pealing to the best class of readers In Amer
lea. Let me call to see you. G 17I3 Herald
Washington Heights
WE can give you from Sc 20 So above stock
quotation on your Liberty bonds; let us
come and see you about II. THOMAS Null
doom, 80 Carlton av, Jersey City. or SAG
Il. 124th ST., city.
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COLLEGE student, adaptable for part tims
early morning, afternoons and some even.
ings. assist with light homework; home and
small salary. School. ZIG Madison av.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Nanted-Female.
Domestic.

LADIES When you selected your new coat
did you want to save So? Mo- You want
comfort and good wear. Cheap servants
mean cheap service. Help Is plentiful. but
efficiency must be paid for. Wahrburg Is
happy 10 inform you that he can be OF the
same service TO you to-day as he was 10
years ago.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
165 EAST 72D ST.
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SOUTHERN cooks. housewcrkers, Mattresses.
half time day work, $500; buffers fire
men, porters. Green's, 165 w. i31st st.
Morningsifc 5615.
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Furniture.

Furniture.
GREEN bronze clock and candelabrums;
Renaissance bedspread and curtains; rae
coon fur set. Call Tuesday evening, Katz,
DO w. 18th St
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SUPERINTENDENT

Progressive reliable man $50, Christian.
desires position with firm or party where
man of action Is wanted: would consider
position agent of office building or estate on
salary basis any other trustworthy posi-
ton; mechanical experience: salary $4,000.
Can be seen evenings, or make appointment
evenings with Alfred Ribstein. 1882 Bath
rate nv. The Bronx.
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COOKS, chambermaids. mattresses, Kitchen
maids, houseworkers: country. Horings,
944 Sd av.. 5Ith.
EFFICIENT, reliable houseworkers, cham
bermaids. cooks. Sealey's Agency, 16l W.
t45th. Audubon 27qS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


OOK, with good reference. wishes position
with a small family In apartment. Null
aney 1Ji West End aV
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5oK, competent, to accommodate Phone
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GREENE Az, 12S-Ideal room for business
people: steam heat, electricity. showers.
PARK SLOPE.-Attractive. sunny room. twin
beds; for two gentlemen; instantaneous
hot water: hall room. South 4723.
$50 PARK PLACE, BROOKLYN SUBWAY:
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM: BEST RESIDENTIAL NETGHBOR-
HOOD: PRIVATE LAVATORY. ELECTRIC
lTY: $15 WEEKLY. PHONE PROSPECT
GS0
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHA White run any
car boat or steam plant switchboard; any
thing In steam, gas electricity and make
own repairs on either; 20 anywhere 500
Phone Decatur 2042.
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TRAVELLING salesman of proven ability Is
open for good paying proposition; thor
oughly acquainted with every State west OF
the Mississippi have been selling furniture.
but will consider other lines. VIM. a. Lang,
care Monarch Mfg. CO., wichita, Kan.
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HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
YOU wish TO sell without publicity2 Or seeking
associate with capital for expansion? see
ROBERTS FROST COMPANY,
sos 5ih av Murray HIN 3S1l.
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
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CHAUFFEUR, useful mechanic: experience
years. wife maid, governess; excellent
references; salary secondary to opportunity.
Ruffing, 726 Lexington nv.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Miscellaneous.

HALFTIME. mornings, experienced colored
girl. Johnson oil w. 1l2d
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VALET or travelling servant, would act as
butler If required, by first class man; two
years in last position. G 2 Herald. Her.
aid so.
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STENoGRAPHER-S SECRETARY Al. refined,
well educated and Of good appearance
would like to Prove her ability and efficiency
in a high class business firm; best of refer
ences given as to character and work rem
dered other firms. Address 1855 Herald,
Herald So
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UNUSUAL man and wife to go together,
colored; preferably as butler or houseman
and cook; fine cooking preferred. L 1925
Herald, Harlem.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ADVERTISING; SOLICITOR experienced in
soliciting trade paper advertising by mail
state full particulars. salary. &C. V 113
Herald $50 Broadway,
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CHAMBERMATD WAITRESS - Permanent
home refined family two Christians; can
earn extra money sewing afternoons. Call.
afternoon only. 2617 Rhinelander; bring ref
erences 1i6 Z. 18th
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vALET--C,an give massage and shave; would
care for elderly gentleman. Fitzgerald,
416 I'D ay
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CAPABLE white girl cares for apartments.
business people; no cooking part time
references. Cathedral 7725.
HOUSEKEEPER IN motheress home, by
trustworthy. educated, motherly young wo.
man, competent for fun charge: Al refer
cncc city or country II modern. J 1879 Her
aid. BROOKLYN.
HOt'SEKBEPER. working; reliable woma
assist with any Kind OF houscV orN. by dag
or week good plain cook sleep In or out.
Inquire Advertiser, 1898 81 av.
HOUs EKEEPER-C COMPANION, refined, ca
pablc woman, small apartment. lady. Bx-
perience. So Columbus av.
HOUSEKBEPER would take care Of Widows
family OF keep house for invalid. Nurse,
40 ". 1TSth. Fordham 794fM
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excellent; chamberwork. waiting (;
" Call Q to 1, Pol East I'D.
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHA useful, Dane. %.
neat, refined. willing; hard worker; six
years experience: low wages; good refer
ences; city, country. III $50 Herald, Herald
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Raoe-Fantoche. 110 Gyke), IS to
s, Q to 8, to 2; The Moor, ITO stack,
Q to !, 9 to 2; Secretary, ITO (Poncel, 2
to 5. Time, 1:04 As. Zainer, Brown Bill,
Rape o. the Lock and Dannen also ran.
Second Race-RagaEza, Ill (Ponce), 1 to
2, to 8, to 10; wild Flower, ia tMur-
ray), . to /, 4 to o; Beau Brummel ID, 100
tBurke). Q to 8. Time, 1:1o. Pewauke,
Plain Bill, Spartan Boy, Olive James also
ran.
Third Raee-Abiaze, III stack, even, g
to 8, 1 to 8; Hidden Ship. ITO tThurber),
I to 8, 2 to 8; Lovers Lane ID, 10s tBux-
ton), to 8. Time. 1:10 10. Midian, Dinty,
On High, Catania, John r. Roche also ran.
Fourth Raes-Huen, 101 Murray, Is to
1, Q to 1, to 1; Ionia, 100 (Lnnsford), .
to 2, o to o: Machine Gunner, 115 (0bert),
z to 8. Time. lilo. Undine, Charles A.
Byrne, High Wave. Celtic Lass, Salesman.
Mary Erb. Silver Springs, Runmic also ran.
Fifth Raoe-Bullet Proof, ITO (Coltiletti),
IL. to 20. to 4. out; A. N. Akin, los
Uunsfordl, 8 to 5, to 4; Youneed. los
tPonce). 4 to 5. Time, 1:14 as. General
Haig. Columbia Tenn. Pahaman also ran.
Sixth Raos-Daha biah ID, ia (TaylorD,
to 2, to 8. out; Betsy, ITO (McAtee), 3
to 1, even; She Devil, 102 CPonce). Z to
10 Time. 1:52. senecia. Nab, wiliisan
also ran.
seventh 1aes--Merchsnt. 100 (smith), I
TO 1. 8 to q. to .; Gienweli, 103 tPonce),
to !. even; Spcedster. 104 tMooney).s 8 70
5. TiDe, 1;40 is. Broompeddier, Paddy
Dear, Thirteen Kaliipolis, Miss Tilley,
Highland Lad also nan. -
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
STRENUOUS SCHEDULE
FOR ORANGE IN 1921

SYRACUSE, N. z, Nov. zs.-Penn
State WIN be on the Syracuse Univer-
sity football schedule next year, ac-
cording to an announcement from
the athletic authorities here. No date
has yet been set for the contest, IL
depending In some measure on the
date of the Syracuse-Pittsburg
game to be played next year in
Pittsburgh at time to be selected
by the Panthers.
The Orange next year is preparing
a rather ambitious schedule. Be-
sides the two teams mentioned. Syr-
acuse wants to play Harvard or
Brown, and in addition has booked
Colgate, Holy Cross and Dartmouth.
The latter tilt is to be staged in New
York City November 1s. and the Coll
gate game a week earlier. No date
has been fixed for the Holy Cross
game.
Whether Syracuse will play Har-
ward will probably be decided dur
ing the coming week. The Orange
is willing to go to Cambridge or
have the Crimson team come here.
IL the game with Harvard is booked
it is believed efforts to get Brown
will be dropped, and vice versa.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race - Two-yearolds. maidens;
claiming; i've and a half furlonrs: purse
500: Blue Flame, 102; mabel Reynolds.
l02; Anna Magnetic, l07; Craftsman, III /;
'sleepy Dear, 100; Kathleen k. lO7; Helen
Lucas, 105.
Second Race-nr<e,year-osds and up.
claiming; Eve furlonss; purse. 500: sHos-
ler. lO4; 'Boehrnabreena, 1Ol; sFar East.
lo5; Ford 112; Cadillac, III; flames G..
lO9; 'Luimeme, 10i; sHoIlyheck, lO4 /;
'Roundel. 1o9; Mugivan. I12; SHASTA, I12.
Third Raoe-Three-year- -olds and up. claim
ing; i've furlonss; purse, 500: LADY lone,
104: Miss Brush. 100; HemIock, I14; Lang
horne, 114; Laughing Eyes ID, ll4; s0pld-
stone, 100; sOmeme. 112; Rora, ll4; Slip
perry Silver, ia; Jusnita Sd. II4.
Fourth Race - nree-year-olds and up,
claiming; i've and q half furlongs; purse.
500: king Breeze. 81; Emma J.. 100:
'Finis, 1o0sswsr Loan, 11o; sAbbess. 100;
eastern Glow, 100; 'Rameau. 100.
Fifth Raee-rhree-year-olds and up. claim
ing; Eve and a half furiongs; purse, 500:
'Sain Rose. 81; Twenty Seven, los; Bis.e-
away, 113; Bulrer, 113; doctor D., los
Galopin, 110; fickie Fancy. Ils.
Sixth Race - hree-year-olds and up,
claiming; one mile and an eirhth; purse,
s7o0: 'yelie. %; srmothy ]. Hogan, 100:
'Sunningdale. 1o3; La Kross, ZOE; sDonns
Grafton. 81; 'Clip, 100; Duke Of Shelby,
105; Pas de Chance, 112.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
By +. M. STEPHENSON.

Differences between Central and
Tech relative to gridiron supremacy
which were left in q tangled knot
at the conclusion of their annual
battle last week. the score standing
at z points all Around, may yet
be settled on the field.
Coach Metzler, of Central, yes
terday issued an open challenge to
Tech for second game to break
the tie.
Coach Apple. of Tech, declared
last night the probabilities of q sec
ond contest with Central were
slight. The Tech mentor has dis
missed his squad from training for
the season.
Before q contest may be played
the consent of the faculty advisory
board of the Inter-High School Ath-
letic League must be gained for
setting aside q rule Of the associa-
tion which bars the playing of of
tie games. Should this rule be side
tracked the principals OF the two
schools will have to consent to the
contest. DR.. Morrow, of Central.
and DR.. Daniel. of Tech, have the
matter under consideration and
upon their decision the question
may ultimately rest.
Central fans feel their eleven
showed superiority in the clash last
week. pointing to the Central at
tack. which carried the ball to the
1-yard line as time was called
Tech replies with the argument
Central had the full sixty minutes
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
RED HARRIERS TRAIN
FOR MATCH IN ENGLAND

ITHACA. N. z. Nov. as.-corneIi's
cross country squad WIN open
training tomorrow for its meeting
with Oxford and Cambridge stars in
England. December 81.
After snagging the intercollegiate
cross-country championship. q week
ago at New Haven, the Ithacans are
figured as a formidable OUTFIT to
face the English and a truly repre-
sentative American squad. Coach
jack Moakley has outlined course
near the campus which IL said to
resemble the average English
course and the Ithacans will be
sent over this in the practice Of the
next two weeks.
The squad. composed of McDer-
mott, N. p. Brown, r. e. Brown,
Bonsal, Irish, Dickinson, Lentz. Car
ter. Richmond. Ward and Morrison.
VIII sail from New York December
IL.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
BOWIE ENTRIES.

first Race-Mile and seventy yards: Hope
102: sLarghetta. e6; Amackassin. llO: Aurun
lls; Ttnnium, 1O1; syranrka. los; Al Pierce.
115; NsrEery, l07; wilfreda. l0I; Balaro<a.
Foreigner. IS; sPilsen. los: Lord Hamilton.
100; 'Msrtha D0ckett, ae. Also eligible:
sNalvolio, lOO; Mistress Polly, lOe; TOAD
stool, 100; Law Degree. 1o2.
Second Raoe-Seven furlonFs: Rhinestone.
%: Blue Belle. 10s: a-Dolly c. los: H-Dr
Charles Wells. 1os; b-HUOBec, 100: b-current
Events. 100; Vic, 105; Tamarisk, Ill; Rlsr
ney Stone, los; Ross R, los; orcus, IOs;
Black Top. lOS: Sacajawea, los.
s-BeaI a shreve entry.
b-ouincy q Herold entry.
Third Raee-siK and a half furlongs
e-Wyominr. 40; Ultra Gold. ll5: Fruit
Cake, l1o; Lady Gertrude. los; Wood Violet.
le6; Sycamore, los; Due de Morny. IO3: Le-
gal Tender. %; Smart Guy, lO2.
e-wilso1 entry.
l2s; d-Dry Moon. &C.. War Note. 1ss sandy
Besi. III; Ballet Dancer ID, lOs; Clean
Gone. IS
d-wilsos entry
Fifth Race-Mle and a quarter: sJsck
Reeves, 109; Favour, 1O4: .Court Fool. % i.
Boy, los; Spearlene. 105: Kebo. lo5; Bsr
Coy, los: se-stir Up. 1cs: swaukeaE. los:
.Buriinesne. lOe; light wine, ss; se-HenO
Pardner, %.
e-Keunedy & Denham entry.
Sixth Race-Mile and seventy ysrds !:
Goaler. Il6: Lord Herbert. los; .sunnyland
los; Tantalus. 1l2; venal Joy, lo9; sSireu
Maid. 1O3; sGain de Cause. o.
Seventh Raoe-Mile and sirteenth !:
Widow Bedotte, III: f-Siesta, lis: Paul Con
nelly, 1o9; 'E-Columbine. 1lo; sg-Msnoeuvre.
1O6; Hendrie. lis; Sans Peur. rs: f-Summer
-
toipette, lO7: Katie Canal, l0e.
f-Bean a skinner entry.
E-foreman entry.
'Five-pound apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
BOWIE RESULTS.

First Raoe-Nebulous, s5 (schar rtz,, 60 10.
ESQ, 1850; 'Pansy, 81 (CampbeID, $50.
80; Fly Paper, lo2 GAncaster), 40.
Time, 1:5o. Nohant, Sadie D., Eastward
Princess, Loush Maiden, All There, vesu-
vious, Rinkavous. Old Rose, Bar Coy, lava,
'keima o., Dorothys Pet also ran Field
Second Race-Tingling, 1I5 Mooney,
1850, $40, $50; Ross r., log CLu1), ESQ,
SO; Explosive, ss Jarris), 7.3O. Time,
1;4I 70. Chinnie Walsh. Kings Belle Tan
Son, Attorney. Foam, Vic. Dantzig, sRoss
X. also ran. sField.
Third Raoe-Manoeuvre, 118 (Miller)
1850. $40 $50; Jean Bullant, los (Morris).
4V, $50; Sister Emblem, 1I2 (Piercel
so. Time. 1:23. Laughter, Sammy Kelly
Trusty, Hello Pardner also ran.
Fourth Race-Clean Gone, no CMooney).
500, $50, $40: Tom McTaggart, l28 (wei.
nerl' o10, $50: Drummond, 100 CMorrisl.
400; Time. 1:50. Lady Gertrude, siren
Maid also ran.
fnth hace-Waukeag, 90 Jaryis). TO
so, 80; -Deckmate, 101 (schwarz), 500.
DIV; Little Ed, los (Hunt), $50. Time
Los. zouave. Sans Peur I'd, Peccant, Lord
Hamilton also ran.
sixth Race-wilfreda, 100 (Aiorris), lilo
6.l0. 2so, Agrette, 100 (Mooney), SEQ
$50; kingling, ITO Jarvis), 2.40. Time.
80 -; Dahinda, Leoti Fay. Burlingame,
seventh Raoe-Pilsen, l04 (Aron), 500,
~, $50; Malvolio, y1o4 (Jarvis). $40, 2.7o;
hanecraft' 11o tJenkins). a.50 Time,
]; ;34 80 Courting Colors, Martha Luckett'
mafsary' star Shooter and Legacy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
RIVAL SCHOOL HEADS
CONSIDER CONTEST
Principals Of Two Institutions Will Decide
Whether or Not to Stage Second Battle;
Metzer Dissatisfied With Tie.

In which to put over q decisive
marker, AMI failed after getting
three cahnces from the 1-yard line
in the last minute Of the game
Coach Metzler declared last night
he would send Central against Tech
at any time agreed upon. Il be-
lieve my men are two touchdoWns
better than Tech" he added.
Because Of the expense involved
and late weather conditions in the
North and West, most of the inter-
collegiate gridiron ties are not
played on. There will be no ex-
pense to a play-off of the Central
Tech tie. The expense will be on
the players. Both elevens have gone
trained hard. Training has been
broken. 1t will be real task to
take up the grind again and return
to the pitch necessary to make q
real football battle. The matter
should be left to the twenty-five
players Of the two schools.
Forty candidates reported to
Coach Guyon, of Eastern, for the
initial basketball practice session
yesterday afternoon. The squad
will be sliced to twenty within sthe
next two weeks, and q regular
squad Of ten will be selected before
the opening Eastern game of the
season, which will be played with
st. Johns College about tRe middle
of the month. Capt. Faber, Myers.
.Prender and Briggs. veterans of last
year, led the Eastern basket-tossers
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30

come runs into ive oe six figures.
The way to abolish tipping is to
abolish it.
The trouble with this tipping evil
is that 1t is too often a natural re-
suit of betting on games. Easy
come easy go. is a saying generally
applied to bettors. When they have
won a comfortable stake and are
just so much ahead, It is but natural
that they should feel liberal and
display that liberality toward the
caddie. The remark Of the Colonel
that "exorbitant tipping is vulgar"
is refreshing in view of the fact
that great many feel that any tip
ping at all n vulgar.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
MORROW TO RESIGN
AS w. & ]. MENTOR

WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. 2s.-Re-
organisation of Washington and
Jefferson's football eleven Is planned
for 1921. Dave Morrow, who has had
charge of the Red and Black grid
iron fortunes for two years, has
served notice that he will not again
coach the Presidents.
Indications are that Robert M.
Murphy, who was for eleven years
manager Of W. and US football and
during whose regime the Presidents
received their greatest football re-
nown. will be at the head OF affairs
as graduate manager next year. sue
ceeding ]. T. Miller.
W. and ]. loses but few players
and will have Q splendid nucleus OF
veterans with which to start the
1891 series. Consequently prospects
are regarded as exceptionally bright
provided the proper coaching can be
secured.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-Although
he has not accepted. James X. (Pat)
Dwyer, coach for the last three
years Of the Scott High School foot
ball eleven of Toledo. said today he
Is considering a fiattering offer" Of
a similar position with Washington
and Jefferson. Dwyer came from
the University of Pennsylvania to
take charge of the Scott team in the
fall Of 1918 and saw the team de-
feated for the first time last Satur-
day, when 1t lost to East Tech OF
Cleveland, by one touchdown.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
EPIPHANY TOSSERS
TO OPEN SEASON

The Epiphany gymnasium, 1917 @
street northwest, will open its
basketball season tonight with
two games. the first between the
Juniors and the Rosedale 1--WE, and
the second with the Comets and the
Mount Vernon Church quint. There
are about fifteen lads trying out for
the Junior team and twenty are
hoping to show good enough TO
make the Comets or Big quint
Coach Haas has a splendid lot of
material for both teams and every
one will be given a chance to show
what they can do in a real con-
test
This season is expected to be the
greatest that Epiphany has ever ex-
perienced. George Washington UnI-
versity Girls. Friends School, both
boys and girls. Colonial School, the
Misses Eastman School, Girls
Friendly Society, the Burial Sun
day School class, Girls and Boys
Scouts. besides the Juniors and
Comets, are making good use OF the
gymnasium. Games with the Juniors
and Comets may be arranged by ad-
dressing Jack Haas. 1917 G street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
HILLTOPPERS HOPE
ITO DEFEAT BETHANY
SEC. DANIELS LAUDS
ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN

Secretary Daniels sent the fol-
lowing message to Rear Admiral
Scales, Superintendent Of the Ma
val Academy. for the members
of the football teami
desire to express to you
again my heartiest eonEratula-
tions ON your Victory on satur-
day In the hotly contested game
with the army football team.
When we remember the strength,
speed, and SKIN of your op-
ponents who defended their goal
lines with grim determination
your success II all the more
brilliant, After being on the
defensive for the greater part OF
the game, through your pluck
md sswill to wins you turned
the tide and won the game, and
I'm doing this you gave to the
service and to the country an
other shining example OF the
high spirit which lives at eur
Naval Academy.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race-six furlongs: Hidden Talent
lo4; American Rose, 107; Normandie, IOI :
Roysterer, 107; Maiden Voter, IO4; Grouse
III; Beeswax. 1o4; Tilloloy, 1oe; Tony, iI2:
Horeb, 1I2; Eleven, 100.
Second Raoe-Six furlongs: Ina Kay. 1O4 :
Keen Jane, 11o; Dalwood, los; Salute, los:
Banyan. 11o; By Heck. lis; David Craig
los; scourge Man. 10s; Kirstie's Cub. ia:
Miss Kruter, 103. =
Third Race-six furlongs: Mary Erb. 1lo;
Fading star, ia; Walk Up, I13; American
Maid, lo5; Kinetie. Ill; DR.. Howard, Io9
Mary Head. 100; Gladys, los.
Fourth Race-One mile: Rapid Traveller.
1o2; Redmon, Ill; Fizer, Ill; Chief, III :
Ettahe, Ill.
Fifth Raee-Mile and sixteenth: Bonn
bast, 1O4; Corson, 113; warlike, 103; yhon I.
Day, 1O4; Ben Hampson, 113; Tom Logan.
9s: Rapid Stride, 103; Richard v, es.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs: Poultney. lis:
Ground Swell, 112; Converse, 10e: Medosa
106; Jago, 11e; Cobalt Lass, lIo; Toe the
Marx, 115; Puliux. Ill; Brisk, lis; Lance
lot. 11S.
Seventh Raee-Mile and a sixteenth: Hank
0'Day, 1O9: Pfunes, 109; Tom Brooks, 100 !:
Dancer. 104; Cockroach, 104; Capitania. lOe
Frank Waters, 100; Brookiand, 1os.