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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-20
where they go to inspect road work being done in that section. MARRIED IN LoRDseURc

Deine done m that SectlOn.
 MARRIED IN LoRDssURc
 According to word received by friends in this city from Douglas. Mrs. Mamie Wheeler. former wife of Harry c. Wheeler. who has been making her home in Douglas. was married in Lordsburg. N NJ. May 22nd to L. W. Sandys. of Douglas. who is connected with the Douglas improvement company. They will make their home in Douglas.
 RETURN FROM TRIP
 TO WHITE MOUNTAINS a
 H C. Stull, assistant county engi, neer and C. E. Blunt. of Colorado Springs. Colo, and a boyhood frient Of Mir Stull, returned to Tombstone yesterday from a two weeks fish ing and hunting rtip spent in the White mountains between Cooley and Springerville, camping along Para disc creek. Stuil and Mir. Blunt are full of fish stories. many and varied. which their friends have absolutely refused to swallow but the two ang- lers avow that they will produce pho togrsphic evidence to substantiate their claims as soon as their camera rolls are returned by the photograph CT They had great time and en- ioyec the trip in every respect.
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TOWN. l TOPICS TERSElY TOLD
MONDAY


 TO BENSON
 Rev. Father Leaver motored to Benson today He will celebrate nuptiai mass there tomorrow morn ing at g o'clock for Silvas and Dolores Saias. After the nuptials he will re- turn to Tombstone sN DOUGLAS
 Assistant County Attorney Joseph Hansen went to Douglas this morn ing. where he was called on official business. expecting to return this eve IIg.
 TO huAcHUcAs
 County Recorder Ray E. Krebs went to the Huachucas this morning on a brief business visit. FLAG DAY
 Today. June l4th is Flag day. and O,d Glory decorated every flag p 'le sc the city.
 VISITING FRIENDS
 Mrs Henry K. Street is visiting il Tombs tone today from her hone a, Hereford. the guest of friends. DRAGGING ROADS
 The rains of the last few days have given the road drags something 10 do.
 RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. A. c. McGresor and children returned to their home in DouS.as following a several days visit in Tombstone the guests of Mrs. W. J. Stewart
 ,N DOUGLAS
 County Treasurer Guy C. welch and brother-in-law, pr. B. C. Tarbell went to Douglas this morning. TO DOUGLAS
 Mrs Dave Struthers went to Doug las yesterday. where she will spend several days on a visit with rela- ,ives
 VISITED HERE
 j. R. Denny. time keeper for the F. P. & S. W. at Douglas spent yes terday in the city on a visit with friends
 FROM BENSON
 Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett, of Benson, is business visitor in the county seat today on matters cor nected with the sheriff's office. He will return home this evening. TO EissEE
 II. M. Eckerman and family nc tored to Bisbee this morning where Mir. Eckerman will spend the lay at . teI ding to business matters, while the family will visit with friends SUNDAY TRAVEL HEAVY
 The auto traffic of unday joyrii. CTS through Tombstone yesterday was heavier than usual. as many auto parties from Bisbee, DJug,as and other towns were out on the highways taking advantage of the s,itndid weather for a l0O-miIe uo,cr !auet
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WEDNESDAY
MEXICAN DIES
 FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES

Angs! ybarra. a Tombstone Mexi. can resident. who was severely i'll. jurei over a week ago when an au. tonobils in which he was riding, turnet turtle. died yesterday after, noon at o'clock at the county hos pita. ac Douglas. His wife arrived a; his bedside shortly after death Ybarrl received concussion of the braia ID the accident and was taken to Douglas for an operation. but il was decided that he could not with stand ar operation and he was being held awaiting developments He leaves a large family. The body will probably be brought 10 Tombstone for burial
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FROM kOGALES

F.. ?. A LarrisU. formerly of Tu-- ner. but located at Nogales at pres ent. where he conducts the Interna- tional Meat Market. was a visitor ia Tombstone yesterday and today. Gene reports matters lively aJ the thriving border city
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PHOENIX General educational campaign on possibilities and devei- opment of Colorado river basin to De launched throughout east.
 AJO-60 carloads copper cathodes leaves New Cornelia mine.
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FROM ST. DAVID

J. x. Curtis. IT,, was among ths visitors ip Tombstone today. havins come up 10 dispose O: produce. H. repor,s that large delegation VII be here or the 2sth to attend the r. na. hearing on the petition for th, creation 9: tbe san Pedro irrigation Dis;r;c-
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FRIDAY
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Master Marcel Saunders was the recipient of birthday party tender ed in honor of his sixth anniversary at the Saunders home between Sth and sth streets this afternoon. 4 large number of t;ay friends and playmates of the little man gathered at the home early in the afternoon where they enjoyed games and heaps of delicious sweets until , o'clock. when they dispersed for their various homes completely tired, but not as much so as joyful. Marcel received many pretty remembrances from hs friends.
 FROM WILCOX C. H. Wilson. manager of the Will COX Motor company was in Tomb stone yesterday and today on busi- ness at the Day & Night Garage O. which the Wilcox concern is q branch.
 FROM sissee j. J. Bowen of the Bisbee Auto Co was visitor in Tombstone last eve ming
 TO PEARcE Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith and Chief Deputy George Henshaw. mo- tored to Pearce this morning on on business for the sherifrs office. They were accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Boyd and Mrs A Staniger
 TO LOS ANGELES Howard Staniger and Earl Con yers left this morning for Los Ange- les where they expect 10 locate for the summer.
 TO FIT. HuAcHUcA C. J. Wynn Of the Tombstone Auto Co. and | T. kingsbury went to F.. Huachuca this afternoon on a brief business ,riD
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southern California.
SUNDAY OUTING

Many Tombs,onites are figuring OH for an outing tomorrow. The roads are good or fair in any direction ard the trees ill the various canyons ia yitinp
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WILL BE HOME SUNDAY

Rev. C. W Stark and family, who are spending a few weeks on a tour of the northern part of the state, will return home Saturday and Rev. Stark will occupy the pulpit in the Congre- gational church Sunday.
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RETURNED HOME

Assessor F.. A. Hughes, w T. Boyd and A. C. karger returned home yesterday from Nogales. where they had been on business.
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TO hoGe-ES

Assessor [. A Hughes and W. :. Boyd. Ji Boyd's Drug Store went D Nogales this morning on business anI will return home tomorrow.
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PIMA SHERIFF

Sheriff Rye Niles of Tucson was in Tombstone last evening on bust ness a. the local sheriffs office. con ;iruinz ou 70 Bisbee this morning
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TO WILCOX

Mrs. B. Leayer and daughter. Rose mary. will accompany Rev. Father trip to WillcoX They will return
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HERE FOR SUMMER

Miss Lucille Tracey. who has been teaching at Douglas the past year arrived today to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac TraceN
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HERE FROM PHOENIX

Ph!. Ranlirez a former resident of Tombstone. who is now making hls home iu Phoenix. is spending few days here with friends He and
 John Chadwick returned yesterday .-grn Giobs.
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TWO AE9OPLANES

Two aeropIanes passed over Tomb stone. one going east toward Tue. son and the other toward Douglas Both were flying low.
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RETU 9NEO HOME

! Miss Cecyie Hansen has returned home from a several weeks visit with relatives and friends in Bisbee and | Douglas.
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LEAVE FOR COAST

Mrs. NJ. D. Scribnsr and Miss Kathelyn McCleilaud left last night on the Golden State Limited for Los Angeles. where they will spend tha next two months al the beaches and
 on sightseeing trips throughout
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THROUGH TO COAST

C. W. Webster. former jailer dur ing Harry Wheeler's administration accompanied by his family and Mr and Mrs. W. w. Chiiders. all of Dou:- las passed through Tombstne yester day enroute to California by auto They expect to be gone several months.
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IN FROM RANCH

Bob Johnson and family were iu Government Draw.
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ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY

County Attorney K. N. French to day filed an information in the SI perior court charging assault and battery on the person O: Alber. Scheupp. The information charges that while in the act of arresting 5 Scheupp the city marshal inflicted a beating on the person of Scheupp McDonald filed a claim charging dis. turbing ihe peace which will be heard in the justice court.
 Scheupp this afternoon plead guilty to the charge in the justice court and was fined sI0 which he paid.
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FROM HUicHUCAS

Deputy Sheriff Dick Haverty was in Tombstone today. having business at the SherifTs office, returning : home this afternoon
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The home of Mrs. Cora Murray was for time threatened with destruc. ton early this morning when a lamp which had been left sitting on a table all night and had not been ex- tinguished, exploded suddenly The table cloth was ignited and the top of the table was starting to burn when il was noticed by Mrs Murray who managed to push inc table out into the yard
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FIGHT FOLLOWS ARREST

When City Marshal Porter McDon ald attempted to arrest Albert Scheupp last evening. charged with being drunk and disorderly, a figh. ensued- Scheupp was released on S25O bail and the case will come up before Judge Wentworth in the city cour. tomorrow.
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Charles Allen, of the Day and Night Garage. is slightly under the weather
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RETURN ED HOME

Mrs. Sine Gallen and Mrs Rafaela Thurman returned home yesterday afternoon from Tucson where they visited with friends
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ON TIME

The reason that the trains are now arriving or time daily is that at last the F.. P & : w have placed on the Tombs stone-Fsirank-B Benson run 6 big engine equal 10 the traffic and grade requirements.
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FROM BiSBE E

J. J. Bowen of the Bisbee Auto C; was visitor in Tombstone last ev' ming
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UNDER WEATHER

CT plan rear Land
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FROM LOW ELL

Tom Foster. deputy sheriff at Low ell and candidate for State Mine In
 spector was in Tombstone for a few hours today on business al the sher. ifs office. NIT. Foster has not ye; begun his state campaign but expects 10 do so within the next few weeks
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VISITED WITH FRIENDS

Miss Emma Johnson returned homo last evening from Tucson where she spent a few days visiting with friends
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FROM SOUTHLAND

COl. W. J. Young and family ot CourJiaud were in Tombstone today on q visit.
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IN siSeEe
J L. Meilg-en of the Arlington hotei spent yesterday in Bisbee
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS

Nj and Mrs. O. G. Bell entertain ed number of friends al their home last sTer.ng During the evening refreshments were served and a very enjoyable time was reported by ai. pres5a-
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NEEOE D

4 bridge is needed over the San Pedro river near Curtis to accomo- date the town that will not doubt spring up in that locality owing to the construction Of the Apache Powd- CT plan near Land Station.
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PASSES s1sT MILESTONE
LAMP ExPLODES: HOUSE THREATENED

ing camp.
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TRAV BLING MAN

J. l.. Mays. representing the West eru Woodenware Co, of Fl Paso. was in Tombstone today, interviewing the trade. MT. Mays reports business as very dull in the Arizona territory a. present
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STATE CANDIDATE HERE

Leslie Hardy. county attorney of Santa Cruz county, and candidate for Attorney General of the state was in Tombstone this morning enrou. C to Bisbee. He is on a trip about the state in the interests of his cand:- dacy.
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RETURNED HOME

Miss Minnie Sanders returne, home today from Fl Paso. where sh has been the past several month taking a business course.
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TO FARCE

Howard Staniger and Earl Con yers left this morning for Los Ange- les where they expect 10 locate for the summer
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COUNTY REGISTRATION
 CLIMBS SLOWLY

Registration throughout the county Is coming in slowly, according to the report for the week ending today, is. sued by II. L. Hutchison, deputy county recorder. who has charge of the registration for the county Ac- cording to Mir. Hutchison's report. the total registration from June 14th to June 18th. inclusive is 579 Demo. erats. 332 Republicans and s mis- cellaneous, or a tota, of e49 this week
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ATTORNEYS HERE

Among the attorneys in the city to. day having business before the su- perior court were Frank Doan, D. A. Richardson. David Benshimol. Doug las and J w Ross. Walter Roche. Frank Thomas. of Bisbee. M l. McKelligon. s. K Williams.
 Bruce Stephensn. J. F. Ross. Doug. las
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FROM ST. DAVID

Sam Barrow, well known catlemal Of S, David. spent the day in the city ou business. returning home this aft eruuOu.
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noon Judge Lockwood today ordered the release Of Miss Jean Mulvane, . school teacher of Light, in the Sul- phur Spring valley, who was being held in the wOmens department of the county jail under sentence from the justice of the peace at Light.
 The writ set forth that the defen- dant was being illegally held and that her case was illegally tried, on- ly three jurors having sat on the case which found her guilty. Coun- ty Attorney R. N. French represent ing the state assented to the peti- tion on the facts stated and Judge Lockwood ordered the defendan. re- leased. IL was claimed by the off cers of Light precinct that Miss Mu.- yane used abusive language toward | woman named Mrs. Stafford. This is denied by the defendant. who states sine merely was protecting her reputation. When she was brought to jail here. County Attorney French at once proceeded to investigate the case and this afternoon with Attor- ney ]. w. Ross of Blsbee represent ing her, the writ was granted
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APPEALED CASE

Claiming that the defendant is be- ing illegally detained in the county jail. County Attorney R. N. French has caused an appeal to be filed in the case in the justice court. and as soon as the appeal papers. are re- ceived in the Superior court he will move to dismiss the case. Accord ing to the county attorney. Justice Sam R. Holdeman of Light. where the offense Is charged to have taken
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ing fairly good in the face of the dam aging frosts which hit the fruit trees this spring.
 FROM CANADA
 Mrs. Stanley Ellis and son arrived in Tombstone last evening from their home in Windsor. Canada. and will spend some time in Tombston on a visit with Mrs. Ellis sister. Mrs. wasnidge.
 FROM BENSON
 business visitor in the county seat today. having motored up this mora ing.
 TO DOUGLAS
 Sheriff James F. Mcdonald left this morning for Douglas where he was called on matters connected wi;h his office.
 FROM STRONGHOLD
 Prof. J. B. Shaw. of the University of Illinois. who is spending the suu- mer with his family in the famous Cochise Stronghold where he has purchased one of the Rockiellow V ranches. is a visitor in Tombstone today He may decide 70 locate per. manently in Arizona and is greatly impressed with the splendor of noun tain life.
 RETURN FROM PHOENIX
 NJ NJ. Bludworth. cashier of the First National Bank. accompanied b. Mrs. Bludworth and Mir and Mrs. Elliott, parents Of Mrs. Bludworth. returned home from Phoenix where they have been visiting for the past week. Mir. Bludwor;h was called io Phoenix on business matters. PASSES s1sT MILESTONE Judge James F. Duncan. of this city. yesterday passed his Slst mile stone. and was today receiving the congratulations and best wishes 0. his friends. He is hale and hearty at his ripe age. and is well posted on the early day history of Tomb stone being numbered among the first early settlers in the famous min ing camp.
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TO 5tseEE

TO 5iSeEE
 Sheriff James F. Mcdonald went to Bisbee this morning, having been called there on official business. PIMA ATTORNEY
 J. T. FrawIey, assistant county at. torney ot Tucson was in Tombstone today.
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VISITING MOTHER

Del Ivey. who is now connected with tne warren Drug Company, is spending several days in Tombstone with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Iyey and sons Del has many friends in Tombstone who are always pleased D see him.
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TO sIssEE

C. J. Wynn, Of the Tombstone Auto company, accompanied by his wife and child, motored to Bisbee this morning where he will spend the day on business. Mrs. Wynn will visi: with friends in the Hill City. They expect to return home tonight. TO sIssEE
 Chas. Allen, manager. andS Leo Hill. mechanic. with the Day & Night Garage, motored to Bisbee today where they go on business connected with the garage.
 TO INSPECT ROADS
 l. C. E. Adams, chairman of the board of supervisors and candidate for the office of corporation commis- sioner at the coming Democratic pri- maries, came over from Bisbee this morning. He was joined here by County Engineer Sid Smy,h and left for the northern part Of the county
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VISITING FATHER

Charles Cummings, son of C. L. Cummings. arrived in Tombstone yes terday afternoon from Phoenix where he has been making his home and will spend some time here visiting with his father
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FROM McNEAL

Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly of Me. Neal was in Tombstone today having business at the Sheriffs office.
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IN sissEe
FROM EN SON

Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett of Benson was among the visitors in the county seat today on business al the Sherifrs office.
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FROM STRONGHOLD

Rev A. J. Benedict and son, How. ard were in town today from their ranch in Cochise Stronghold. They will be accompanied home this eve. ming by Miss Helen Benedict who will remain for a week at the Bene- dict ranch.
 RELEASED ON WRIT OF HAsEAs CORPUS
 Granting a petition on a writ of habeas corpus presented this after
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SATURDAY
TO BiSB E E

County School Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles went to Bisbee today on school matters
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VISITING SON

VISITING SON
 Mrs. Margaret Iyey Is spending the dsy in Warren with her son. Ernest. and family.
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BOUGHT wlNOES CATTLE RANCH

CATTLE RANCH
 By a deal consummated yesterday. Fowler Brothers of Tombstone pur- chased from Peter Windes all his holdings. including both land and cattle located in Government Draw. about B miles east of Tombstone. Mir Windes. who has valuable tim Der holdings in Washington state left for there this morning, where he will locate for while, while Fowler brothers have taken possession of the Wirdes ranch and cattle. Eight hun dred acres of patented land besides several hundred acres of leased state land comprises the land holdings. which coupled with the land already held by Fowler brothers will give them a range of considerable acre age The consideration and number of cattle in the deal was not made public.
 IN sIssEe
 Mir. and Mrs. II. NJ. Eckerman and children spent yesterday in Bisbee. SETTING ON NON
 JURY CALENDAR The setting Of the civil non-jury calendar was held in the superior court this afternoon by Judge Lock- wood. and cases set beginning next Monday until the 10th of July. FROM BENSON
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
ARGYLE RACQUETERS
TO STAGE TOURNEY

The fifteenth annual tennis tour
nament OF the Argyle Tennis club
will be- held on the clubs courts.
starting tomorrow afternoon The
pIav is restricted 20 members az the
club. Tne drawing f"r the singles
are as follows. First round. Haas
W. Charles Thurtell. Bates VS.. NJ
CUlloUEh. Spence ys d. udorsun and
Carpenter vs.. Stevenson. In the
second round. Robinson vs. winner
Of Haas-Thurt"l match. F-.zzoll
" winner OF E.t-s-Nr"uILoug-i
match. Leroy ThurlsIr vs. his father.
Henry Thurtcl. Gable Hs Eoyd.
Buckingham vs. Carr. MAJ field vs..
Pierce. Soutrksmp yS winner OF
Spence Henderson match. Eamon
VS.. winner OF CaTrcEteT-Stey.n .nson.
match.
As soon as the singles cha mni0n-
ship is decided. drawing will -
made for the doubles championships.
ArEyle's fnaF match 900 the Slrbsr-
ban League. which had been post
poned. will be with the - ksI Tr#r
on the IatJer's courts sunday morn
inr. The team tnar.rnms- - ..
torious will finish In second place
in the league standiu-. a- n.'H s-e
now practically iieo. HUlmrar naE-
ing a clear field for the .Iaw-
piVnshiS.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
KNlCKS TOPLAY TWO
GAMES SATURDAY

Tomorrow afternoon the Knick-
erbockers are slated to play at
Leesburg.. Va, in double-header
and will leave Wisconsin avenue
and streets at 10 o'clock in the
morning, accompanied by a large
host of rooters. On Sunday the
knicks have arranged a game with
the Richmond Champions, the
Church Hill A. c.. the game to
start at p. m.
Tonight at o'clock the football
candidates will meet in the club
house for their first blackboard
drill under the tutelage Of their
coach. Jack Hagarty. former star
at Georgetown University. The
knicks have also put a bowling
team in the field and Will roll their
first set next Thursday night meet
ing the Rex A. c.
On September 80 he Club will
hold smoker, at which time let
ters will be given out to their
championship baseball tedm. A
bowling league has been organized
composed o. SIX teams, linited to
members of the CRIB, anj get start
cd IT, frs Monday in october.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

a twO-bagger. and Ray and Dickey
rushed hOmeward. Weaver singled
and Strunk scored. Here Caldwell
was replaced by Uhle. Z. Collins
then forced Weaver and stole sec
ond. Jackson made his third
straight hit, doubling to center. and
Eddie Tailed. Felsch singled again
and Jackson came home. J. Collins
fOuled to Johnston.
Speaker hOisted out to jackson in
the eighth. Kerr then passed the
dangerous Smith. Gardner doubled
TO right and Smith went to third. A
pass to Johnston congested the
paths. and Speaker ,broughtN up Joe
Wood to bat for Lunte, who had
replaced Sewen at short. He sin
gled and Smith scored The bases
were still clogged, and O'Neiu reg
istered Gardner with a sacrifice fIy
TO Strunk. Uhle was an easy out.
grounding to f. Collins.
Kerr made short work of the three
Indians who faced him in the ninth
Evans lifted to jackson. RisberC
whipped out wamby. and Speaker
grounded to Weaver. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
Anderson Is Temporary
Captain of Hilltoppers

Georgetown Prep stars. who are
expected TO give a good account OF
themselves One Of them Is But
Ter and the other Pallen, who comes
from family Of football players.
Three Of his brothers were star
backs at Georgetown In forn.T
years, and his father is a graduate
Of that institution. Both played
splendid football. and are slated 10
make trouble for some .of the regu-
lars
Physical Director O'Reilly took
charge Of the men in the early part
Of the afternoon and put them
through a half hours setting-up
exercise that was hard enough on
those who were already in Condi-
tion. but made some Of the new
"omers fup. A week under O'Ref-
lNs handling is guaranteed to de-
Nelop wind and staying power n
amy young athlete. You've got to
Ice tough 20 survive