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Evening star., 1920-02-26
MAKING A FINE RECORD
Ingram Girl Basketers Win Four
teenth Straight Game by Beat
ing George Washington.

When they defeated the Geurg.
Washington University girls hasket
ball team Tuesday night the Ingram
girls seXtet set what is just about
a record for girls teams in this sec
tion That victory made the four
teenth straight for Ingram. and In
only few Of the games has the team
been pushed to its limit to win.
The hardest games Ingram has
PLAYED were against War Risk. la
of those contests was captured BY Z
margin of two points. The contest
with George Washington Tuesday
night also was well played as the Is
to l. result shows.
Ingram is casting about for more
worlds to conquer Saturday II goes
TO fredericksburg to meet the team
representing the Fredericksburg Nor
NAL School. and expects another VIC
tory. Notwithstanding Fredericksburg
is supposed to have strong seXtet-
Evening star., 1920-02-26
TRACK AND FIELD MEET
IN new YORK MARCH 13

NEW YORK. February 26.-Nearly
a score of colleges and universities will
enter athletes in the Amateur Athletic
Union national indoor track and field
championships here March 13. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania has made the
greatest number of entries.
Three or four men will be sent by
Cornell University of Missouri, Prince
ton, Notre Dame. Georgetown. I.afay-
ette, Boston College Dartmouth, Column
hia. Dubuque. New Hampshire State.
New Nork University. Rutgers. Penn
STATE, Pittsburgh and Syracuse
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Base Ball Hearing Is Postponed.

CHICAGO. February 26-IIcarinc <
for the injunction against The heads
of the National Base Bali League.
brought by Charles w. Murphy. for
mer base ball magnate. WAS post
poned yesterday until March by
Judge George r. Barrett of the cir
cult court. The injunction petition
asks that members of the Nationa |
League be restrained and enjoined
from scheduling or formulating ann
plans for a base ball circuit for the
1920 season.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Ted Lewis Sets Record
With 8-Second Victory

According to advIcrs rrcrlx ed
from Eng land. W here Ted Lewis
ls box Ing. new rc'Drd WAS re
Gently made for the English
ring when Lewis knocked out
Frunk Moody of P"ntypridd in
the lightning time of = seconds
at Manchester. MOODY delivered
only one Vunch-n left 10 the
hcnd-v "a left Ia the face
and ~ rish; to the Jaw flushed
nll MOOd.'s fighting for thc
night. \ inrgc crowd Of sports
men from all parts of the ct'un-
try were present. many MAILING
the Journey from London.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Totals. 400 AS 4oi Totsls.- 46o As:
YARDS AND DOCKS LEAGUE
Shorts at Fort Mver.

The members Of X Troop. Sd Cav
airy, have arranged several athletic
contests to be held in the post siding
hall this evening at O'Clock. Among
the events will he 4 potato race. shoe
race, tuE-of-war. reveille dressing
race, rescue race. three-leg race and
creased pig race. The fort may be
reached by tram. auto and jitney from
the Aqucduct bridge. Admission free
to the public.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Another Infeld Rookie for Gnffs.

Another inneld prospect has been
added to tho Nationals in the person
Of A. X. Stark, a Bronx boy. who
comes highly touted by Josephus
Judge. stark Is only about twenty
years old. and the Nationals first
baseman believes he is destined to
make a name for himself in ba SO ball.
He will be Inspected At Tampa.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
CHARITY AND DAVENPORT MAY BE MISSING.

7 Al
tu
Monday. and Charity.
is
and
club will have along without his unless
kc what has been offered His rin be
boosted.
A Charity he and hi bo, have severed diplomatic
nc rather inclined to believe th club would be better oft II got
b ktup Who ball and has higher the
that the close
Subsequently the club this added
a u
decided the boo; demanded another
This also paey1ng. but
baked Still
his exhausted the o tho crb
lc an acted right Wei proceed to demonstrate that his
Indispensable. allowed how the could have a
uniform he to take the last figure named But he will
have hurry he added. Next Monday his
d Tampa, | an osed o ii.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Aviators Trim Lyceum Quint.

basket ball double header was
played in Alexandria last night. The
Boiling Field Aviators trimmed the
IIyceum team of the City League. ~
to IS. and the Columbia Firemen's
Association defeated the High School
boys. "a to II. The Virginia A. c.
and DrcadnauEhts of the City League
clash tomorrow night
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Bill Edwards. the biggest
man not i'll base ba'l-yet-
lost all his personal effects i'll
a TIRE that swept his quarters
III New York hotel recently,
but the only losses he mourn>
are the numerous trophies
;sat recalled the triumphS OF
his foot ball days at Prince
ton. They cannot be re
placcd
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Victory for Walter Reed.

The Marine Props suffered defeat at
the hands of the Walter Reed Hos
pItal quint in the Eastern High gym
last night, the score being 2S to IS
Harmon and Ham starred for their
respective teams
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Ten Straight for 63d Infantry

The esd Infantry quint defeated the
Virginia Athletic Club tOssers last
night. 2? to IA. in the Potomac Park
gym. This makes the tenth straight
victory for the soldiers
Evening star., 1920-02-26
BLUE AND GRAY TRIMS
ST. JOHNS QUINT, 50-25

NEW YORK, February 26.-George-
town University basketers easily
trimmed The st. Johns College quint.
80 to -. in the latter's gym In Brook
i'm last night The Blue and Cray
ptav,d Il splendid all around game and
the home team was puzzled by their
fast passing. Fees, I.Zzal and O'Con-
nell landed twenty goals between them
Lineup and summary
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Mohawks Tco Much for T. K.

The Mohawk quint was in good
form last night and defeated the T. X.
club tossers, IS to j.. Hartline was
in the spot light for the winners
Ia nding eight goals from scrimmage
Evening star., 1920-02-26
ZIG SCORE BY YANKEES.
Smother Capital Silent Five Toss
ers Under an 87-to-22 Total.

The y. NJ. G. a. Yankees. playing in
their home gym. last night smothered
the Capital Silent Five under a score
of 81 to -. Nicol of the defeated
quint starred in landing five goals in
the final five minutes.
Lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Kelchner and Henshaw Clash.

\ 250-point pocket billiard match
between KeIchner and Henshaw. Al
the Grand Central. opens tonight at
s o'clock. One hundred and twenty
five points Will be played each night.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
RICE. SHANKSAND TWO
PITCHERS GET IN LINE:
jim SHAW LSDUE SOON
Davenport Attitude Deemed Unreasonable
and Charity Action, in Boosting Demands
for Third Time, Ends Negotiations.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ltEPTANIt OF Re. Al Srhacht and lcZchcl
n o tho signed Howard NiankS
~ Griffith with three athletes OF the i'' ON
the tTain1ngid ''harny Dave
Dave Shaw. tr' the latter
take obtain rr!ct
tll today :ha all negotiations win ha'''H
and Ia, hag been terminated
u the hc Guam
Iion tirtmcn
his home that he
lie probably Will at
y hen he part that WI, leave here due
>thach Zachary plenty ' 'hns>
working
Shank, decided satisfactory hguro even
regular berth Hank ANXIOUS t" make sure I've would pc IN f
He oncthn terrible when compelled
dorn the bench Likewise he complains loudly OF needing rest
he's The Mnocan odd But ttanku
be pleased learn that he viii
third short and the ouhcd posts
Howard filled all these
the made his
nrll hrr.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. February 2s.-
Joe Stecher world catch catch-ca
wrestling champion. threw Ivan Linow,
the Russian. in two straight falls here
last night One hour. and twenty min
utes were required for the two falls.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Included IN the squad OF
juveniles Miller Iluggins will
look over at the training camp
in Jack sonville is 4 Murphy
batter. composed OF Chester
Murphy. a pitcher. from Win
nipeg. and Dan Murphy. a
catcher. from Toirdo Wait
until the Dodgers stack up
against them IN the eNhibi
tion>. Sweet patootie.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
GONZAGA TEAMS BEATEN
BY A. & N. PREP CUNTS

The Army and Navy Preps first team
and the Reserves scored victories yes
terday afternoon over Gonz..ga regu-
lars and the Mdgets. the respective
scores being &c to 2l and l6 to 3.
Perkins and Shapley pushed the
freps to the fore through brilliant work
from scrmmage and guarding, while
O'Connor starred for the defeated qunt
The first half of the battle between
the Reserves and Mdgets was close,
but toward the end the former worked
into the lead and stuck there until the
end.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Court COals-Incicy lN. solomon UD,
Sanb-r nG,, Catin go. Nir"l % Turner
~. Sullivan. Foul goals Ingey. l out of
t. Nirol. !. out Of 1. Referee Mr.. Meany
'Eusne>s,. Timer Walker Rusinessl b.
Scorer Il. W. Galloway ,Ga!lauder. Time
of haIvcs-ou minutes
Evening star., 1920-02-26
BASE BALL HoUsEcLEANING HITS THREE

TNPUISION organized base ball for betting they
- participated TIE penalty that has been meted three
players OF according
- reliable ii Chicago No word has
months 1t probable nothing officially will be said about
assured the will become known
due the entitled and will
them. VI
that o put up bars
athletes heard the the league
Chicago week before At the
Lee Magec had been the Cubs circulation
had
Mgee Chicago his home Cincinnati when the
III have been notified then OF
discharge by Fred MITCHELL the Cubs telling him
Neeck after which he returned to his hone without making
players
Incidents played
said have led the 1t will be recalled that
Hal Chase member the Reds 1918 and when he
similar exoneraed being
to defend himself.
TWO SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED FACTS
involved in this
the of combating
the evidence have
implication The ether player will be the
he op-
remarkably free from and
grctable should
the but the hold has the public
honesty
their by wedding
found DeprvIng Of
proceeding iraught with responsibilities likely
without well established and
sought
ball belongs the people 1t the
the who make the professional
like this they demand and have right know ali e
Evening star., 1920-02-26
LEAHY IN STAR ROLE.
Speedy Center Shoots Nine Baskets
for Friends.

Friends seconds defeated the Cleve
land Park team on the formers floor
yesterday by the score Of 43 to -. The
game was featured by the playing of
I.eahy, the Friends center. who shot nine
baskets besides doing some splendid de-
fensive work. The score:
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Position. Cleveland Park

7 Court goals Irnhy iHl, Young ta'. Todd
| t3l. Roberts t3l. Rivers. Moore, JeNrics a..
! Wectlon. BAIRD. Smith. Fro" soals-Rivers
1 Il out Of u, Young O. ont Of 81. JrTres E"
| ont or 81. Wcedon u ont of ~. Ba rd tnonr
! or r., CoviIlc - out Of n. Substitut ions:
| Fricnds-Robcrts for Todd. Moore for Rvern
| Hits for Ridstiaic, Pricc for nitx. Ticrny for
Moore. Rcf"rrc-Mr Debcsie. Time Of quar-
ters-l0 mInutea.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

College base ball will be more prom
inent everywhere this spring than for
several years. Big northern mines are
coming south on trips and southern
teams are going north. All colleges
seem to have arranged longer sched-
ules than usual. and institutions in
the south Atlantic region will play
more games even than during their
pre-war schedules. Hardly a school
that is not arranging for a list of
thirty or more contests.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

CUUtt goals: ',e0rgctOWn-/n /nzzaIl 'TI. Fees
ttI. U',ouu-iI 90. budacA "a ai.i IOnschak
"a. st. John Damiro t3'. keep-n t3I.
Froehlich GJ and Murphy. Free goais-f"es
(.I and Damico ,3).
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Court goals-Dennston. Brawnes ~. Mel
Ion Co. Cattle. Davis t.) and Ryan Ere
eoals-HrawncS. none in =: Davis none in 3
Ryan. in 3.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

Court goais-Perkins (s), Shapicy. Carson,
O'Connor %. Fitzgerald (3b, Byrne and
Duffy. Free Goals-Perkins tD. Shaplry 81
Fitzgerald and Byrnc (2). Suhstitut ions -
Mahoney for Pougnet. J. Burns for Byrne.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

offers values in tailor
ing that are nothing short
OF remarkable. All winter
stock. including medium
weight fabrics. arc being
closed out.
Come t.arly.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
MASONIC LEAGUE

sDawsor won ruli-oT.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05

Wis last words pleased Adela
Playfully she captured MS hand
and gripped II tight.
"But Anthony. dear" she cried.
"there must be something In the
world. That Is the thing TO do.
Never mind what I like-but go
ahead and do 1t. II you like It. l
will"
Anthony glanced quickly about
and kissed her on the lips.
"You see. darling" he murmured.
"for a girl like you one would want
IN be anything-fTom coal-heaver TO
camel driver" Adela laughed soft
ly. with a tender light In her eyes.
"How I'd love 10 SEQ you drive
q camel, Anthony"
"You may see me doing worse
than that" he answered her laugh.
albeit a shade ruefully. you see,
so many things one would like to
do are so inaccessible. You re-
member how we talked. Addie-
lawyer-statesman
"Oh, | know" she broke IN i'm.
patiently, when We were children.
But we're grown up now and we
know she paused.
"Yes," he took her up soberly.
I'VE know that we can't be big, be-
cause the vast majority Is petty and
unimportant. We know that every
career is hedged In by thousand
hedges of thorns. We know thai
for everything we need pull. rela-
lions, connections. help-all kinds
OF help-unless we happen to be
geniuses. We know We are medi-
ocrities and-gosh! how We do
dread it. That is the kind OF thing
we know"
you're all wrong. Anthony" re-
torted Adela. Il understand what
you mean, but / tell You you're
wrong. | hate to say it. but It's so.
Things are there for everybody
work. / mean, careers. But you've
got to put out your hand and take
them-they won't drop into your
palm"
II know" he interrupted, you
think I'm lazy dog"
mo-" she protested with vehe-
mence, but I'll tell you what ! do
think, Anthony, dear. You haven't
found yourself. yet-that's what l
think. You haven't found your CEN
tre-inside you. Your mind keeps
shifting from ono thing to another;
that's not the way to do anything
well, Is it? 1t may seem silly to
you," she ran on, "but it comes to
me sometimes tha. our whole idea
OF work Is wrong. We want all
work to give US something-to give
us great deal. But. dearest, we've
got to be the ones that give. It's
our way OF doing the best We can
for the whole human race. Tho
artist gives beauty, the day laborer
order, cleanliness; the millhand
things to wear-to eat; the doctor.
healing. The money or living that
comes to us is an incident. The
important thing Is for The worker
The Washington times., 1920-12-05

not WITH the sans NEgersSs delight
I'm the surroundings. Then sud
denly Anthony sheered OF across
the driveway 10 a wholly different
portion OF the park.
where are we going?" Aoela
asked with languid curiosity.
There is a brook over there.
he told her, "near the old Lorillard
House, that would be pleasant to
sit by"
"You always want something
new" she smiled.
Don't your" he parted.
"No." she declared. - am con-
tent"
"If could only be content" he
spoke refiectively half TO himself,
"but | can't. Nature means eyolu-
ton. The world would rot In con-
tentment."
They were approaching the green
hank of the brook. oyergrown with
trees. little wilderness carefully
preserved to appear in its original
state.
"If this spot" he observed, "for
all its wilderness, we're not trimmed
and tended we couldn't sit here. 1t
would be little jungle"
81 see the analogy" murmured
Adela, choosing a dry grassy spot
and arranging her skirt to sit down.
"But what can we do-more than
we are doing?" She gaZod up into
his eyes as he stood over her. "iou
are working-at the work you've
chosen. am trying to learn To
paint. What else could we door
be doing?"
lie sat down to the left OF her
and half facing. She was glad OF
this, because that was view of his
face that she particularly liked.
what could we do?" he repeated.
"Oh, you are doing well enough. A
girls problems are simpler. Any
way, yours seems to be n whole
somer, sweeter nature. You always
seem to be going the right way anu
doing the right thing.
but it's not so easy for man.
"Why not?" she breathed, pluck
ing at some blades of grass.
"Why? For one thing, because
have no special, overwhelming
talent to drive me in one direction,
with only one set OF problems.
have an ordinary college education.
That is supposed to prepare you for
anything. 1t really prepares you
for nothing.
II tried newspaper work. was
q fair newspaper man-but 1t didn't
hold me. | wanted to make some
money a little faster. Now I'm In
the brokerage Business. 1t may be
am 4 fair broker. But, you see,
dear, 1t may be years before | can
give the girl ! want to marry the
kind of a home she ought to have
and | don't want to wait years.
Besides, that girl doesn't happen to
like broking," and he stroked her
hand tenderly, land I'm not sure !
like it myself"
The Washington times., 1920-12-05
Has This Ever Happened To You?

T you were guest at dinner and you over
i turned cup of coffee, what would you do ?
What would you say' Would YOU turn to
the hostess and say, Il beg PARDON? Would
you offer your apologies to the entire COM
pany' Would you ignore the incident COM
pletely? Which is the correct thing to do!
To be able to do and say the right thing at
the right time is the badge Of culture, and the
man or woman who has that power is indeed
an individual Of polish and poise.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05
What Do You Know About
Introductions?

To establish an immediate and friendly understand
ing between people who have met before, 10
make the conversation flow smoothly and pleasantly to
create agreeable harmonious atmosphere-that Is
the purpose Of the ntroductions correct courteous
conversation-makng introduction is art in itself
and reflects refinement and cultivation on the person
who is the medium.
How do YOU introduce two people? Do your intro
ductons create pleasant easy atmosphere or one That
Is uncomfortably strained?
Try this simple test and what you really know
about the art Of introduction:
Mrs. Brown and Miss Smith have met at your home
for the first time. Would you say Mrs. BrOcn, meet
Miss Smith. Miss Smith, meet MRS Bro,cnf Would
you say, Miss Smith, let make you acquainted otth
Mrs. Br0,cn'
II Mr. Blank happened to drop in for little chat.
how would you present him to the ladies-to both at
once or to each one individually? And how would
you present Bobby who running in from school.
Bobbu this is Mr. Blank, Mr.. Blank this is BObbn
or would you the ,odnt pom to meet methodi
Do you ever say take pleasure in Introducing!
Is 1t right wrong?
friend How do you sweetheart reie-
for the fl time? How do you introduce her. or him.
TO your fienos?
On the ether nand. yon being introduced how do
Pieassd TO kno,o uou" "DeIiohted" "Hoto do do'"
Does gentleman rise being introduced TO lazy
Does the lady rise? Is correct for the lady anu se
shake hands!
The difference the right and wrong thing in intro
ducing the difference between culture and coarsehess
The man who would polished impressive. and the wo
who coves wonderful gift of charm must cu
the art OF introduction.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05
i 1nroopny vital romance OF American Lie

the farthest depths OF the universe.
AdelA VAS with him. a part Of him.
He was at one with all created and
uncreated beings complete.
lie was permeated by a sense of
serenity and Joy. Was this a mo-
ment or was II eternity? lie awoke
as from a dream. II only this would
last forever. he found himself
wishing. II was long be-
fore he recaptured another such
moment. but that such moments
were possible he was aware from
that day on,
Old man Judd In the customers
room OF Liggett & Co. that Autumn
had many opportunities OF testing
at Anthony's expense.
Remember what said, son." he
remarked one somber morning,
when Anthony seemed unusually
preoccupied; with a young man
it's either money or a woman"
(Which do you think II Is this
timer" Anthony answered half
absently.
"Both." said the old man; that's
what ! would say from looking at
you"
AT that rate" retorted Anthony.
you, MIR. Judd, SO faithful In your
chair every morning. must have the
Treasury and a harem ON your
mind"
"No." laughed old Judd, twisting
his cigar with his stained lips. mo,
Stree, not In my case. Dead dogs
don't what-you-may- call-it. With
me It's different: I've got to pass
the time. No romance about me"
well. maybe you're lucky" an.
swered Anthony. But you're right
to an extent. I've got to think Of
getting married some day"
Sure you do" Judd masticated
the dead weed. "And wait till you
see the present ! send you when
you do. But. con. don't try to do
It by speculation. Easy comes.
shoots the chutes when It goes"
The truth Is, Anthony was specu-
lating.
The fortunes made in Bethlehem
steel and the munitions stocks were
still the vivid legend OF the Street.
Men who with a few thousands,
with few hundreds almost. had
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The Washington times., 1920-12-05


an hour like this | wish We had al
ways been together just as We are
now, never separated. never suner-
mg-the same sky, the same air
just drinking this In to our last
moment on earth"
Darling" whispered Adela,
squeezing his arm. Il know
know" And yet he was dimly
aware that she could never know
what he felt and the thought OF the
eternal separation that lies between
any two souls, how loving soever.
brought a lingo OF pain into his
happiness.
In the path approaching them on
this same lovely morning, perhaps
seventy yards away, was young
woman with a perambulator. An
thongs glance no sooner lighted on
the picture that he recognized Grace
Thomas. His first impulse was to
explain her quickly 10 Adela and
introduce them to each other. He
knew both these young women well
enough now, he thought-to-ab-
ruptli he wheeled about.
whats the matter?" inquired
Adela curiously. glancing in her
:urn at the only other occupant OF
the path.
"Oh, don't know-nothing,"
stammered Anthony. II want to
go back-retrace our steps and en-
Joy this all over AGAIN"
They walked back. rather more
briskly than before, Adela noted.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05
Etiquette at the Dance

The ballroom should always be centre or culture
and grace To commit breach Of etiquette at the
dance is condemn yourself hopeless vulgi\an.
But alas, how many bunders are made by people
who really believe that they following the con-
ventons of society to the highest letter of its law
What blunders do you make in the ballroom? These
questions may help you discover them
Does etiquette allow a woman to ask for a dance?
May she refuse to dance without reason? What Is
the proper thing young girl to do II she is not
asked to dance? What is polite and courteous way
of refusing to dance? How many times may girl
dance with the partner without breaking the
Of etiquette? Is it correct to wander away from
the ballroom with a lance?
According TO etiquettes laws is 1t necessary for q
gentleman dispose Of his escort to another partner
before he asks another lady for dance! How shall
he ask lady to dance which are the correct forms
and which the incorrect? How shall he dispose or
the lady after the If he must return to his es.
cou? What is the right dancing position for the gen.
tlenan? For the lady? What style OF dress is COR
rect to at dance!
There Is perhaps place to display the culture
and nenesr of YOUR than the ballroom, respen-
gowns of women and enchanting with mo
of dancing couples Here the gall
lantrv gentlemen and the grace and dehcacy OF ui-
tured women themselves. Here you dlstin-
puish Yourself either of culture or per-
of bOOrishneSS.
The Washington times., 1920-12-05

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