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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The partnership existing between
William Walter Hurley and William
H Johnson, trading Hurley &, John
son, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent and agreement. The
business will be continued by William
Walter Hurley who will collect ali ac-
counts and pay all Indebtedness.
WILLIAM WALTER HUXLEY.
WILLIAM Fl. JOHNSON.
Tl15-2t
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FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. James Macleod, Pastor

Rev. James Macleod, Pastor
9;45 A NJ. Sunday School; IL A.
NJ. Morning Worship; Z P. NJ Jun
ior B. Y. P. u; P. NJ Evening Wor-
ship, Rev j. Earl Cummings. will
preach; Mid-Week Prayer Service
Wednesday evening; Senior B. Y.P.
U. Friday evening at P. M. pub
lie cordially invited to attend all OF
these services.
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ST. PAUL's M. P. CHURCH

Sunday A M. Glass Meeting; II
A. M. Morning Worship, sermon,
"Glorifying God;" 2 P. M. Sunday
School; P. M. Christian Endeavor,
Leader, Miss Blanche Brinsfield; 8
P. NJ Evening Service of Worship
and Song. sermon The Price OF
Pearls" To all of these services the
public in most cordially invited.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

On ana after Monday, May "a,
will conduct the bus business form
erIy owned and operated by William
l.. Dean Passengers and baggage
delivered anywhere. Your patron
age solicited. Phone SO. HARRY
WILSON, 5l24-tf.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

am now In a position to do all
kinds of repair work on automobiles
trucks and tractors, having 8 num-
berof experienced mechanics. We
can also give prompt service to all
work. Cars washed and polished.
JAMES A. SLACUM
129 Race street, Cambridge, Md.
4l20-tf
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THE SALVATION ARMY
Cav street

Services as follows on Sunday
Sunday School. 2 p M; Christian
Praise Service, 8 P. NJ; Salvation
Service. s P. NJ Week day services
Tuesday Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday at SIS P M; Y. p. l.. serv-
ice, Wednesday. ?. M Command
ant l.. NJ Brazier, officer in charge.
All are welcome to these services.
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GRACE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH

9:45 Baraca Glass, Promise Meet
ing, come with your favorite scrip
ture promise; IL A. NJ. Worship,
Sunday. Holy Day or Holiday?";
2:15 P. M. Sunday School, every
teacher on time; P. M. Evening
Service, Vacation Days" Come
thou with US and we will do thee
good
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ZION METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Services Sunday:-Morning Praise
and Testimony, $50; Morning Wor-
ship with sermon, keeping the Sab
bath, IL; Sunday School 2:15, class
es for all ages; Evening Worship
With brief address THE Tragedy of
Eden" 8. The Pastor will be the
speaker at both services this Sun
day. Zion church is Everybody's
church. You will find a cordial well
come at all our services. If you have
no church-home you are invited to
"enlist" with us. Mid-week service
each Wednesday evening at 500;
Ministerial Association Monday at
1890.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

First Algonquin. 1O4 CRichcreeN
uGibsonI, go. 30: Sturdee. H. (Chiav-
ettsl, $40. Time. :O6 3-5. Sweet Colleen,
p. Moody. Hook SIX. COrnbrOom, Twelve
Bells, Impress also ran.
Second Race-Sandy II. lO5 (ArOnD $50
$50. 500; Haman. 10 tPickensD. II 30,
80. Caller Hsrril. 90 OFstorl. 7.3O. Tim".
l:OS. Eleye, Black Star, Donna Grafton.
Weiulald. John Z. Roche, Plymouth Rock
also ran.
Third Race-Ruth Maxim, 81 CRichcreekI ,
3. ~. 80. 2.4O: Undine. 1O4 tFatorD, 800,
100; Vera Wood 81 tIearganj, $50. Time,
.uS -. CapOu, Shokd, Jessie German also
ran.
Fourth Race-EuIah F. 1OI CChiavettsl
$50. 2.TO. go; SirOcco los tPickens), 800.
go: Orlova. 1O4 Wright. 10. Time,
:OS -. Smart Money, Oriental Park, Van
sylvanis. lnCOg also ran.
Fifth Racs-Iolite. los tChiavettal. 500.
$50. out; Peerless One. 1O2 lFstOrl, 800,
out: BIsiSe. 1O4 LuII, out. Time, "A l-J.
NeUpsrhan alsO ran.
Sixth Racs-Kentucky Boy, 1O6 CYearginl.
$40. 40. 800; Deckhand, JOG lFatOrI. $40.
so; SunningdaIe. 100 CBarnesl. 10. Time,
Ia. Miss Nell, BOyden, Chick Bsrkley,
MarEery. Herman also ran.
Seventh Race-Kingling II. 100 (Barnesl. .
% 80. $50, 30; Baby Ial. 1O6 (ChisyettaI ,
80. 2.9O: Senator James. Ill (FOdenI. so.
Time, l:4O A.. Honolulu, Sea UrChin, Old
Pop. Fl Mahdi. Humma also ran.
Eighth RAce-Dandy, won; Greek Patriot,
second: Pilot. third.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Raco.-Five and a half furIongs.
Black Top. ll5; Jacques. 1l5; Peggy Rives,
1O6: +Sa alesman. ll5: Signal Corps. 100;
Lough Maiden. lOG; +Bnly Reedy. lny
Krntmcrp. 109; Kinetic, 1O4. IF. FIannery
entry.
Second Race.-One mile Sugarmint. 100;
'Mildred. lO4; ShoaI. 10T: Goldine, 1O4;
Allivan. 1906: Beck aud Gail. 1O8.
Third Race.-MiIe and a sixteenth Rune
craft. III: Mlntcalf III: Bclario, III;
Master Bill. 1O7: Sailor. III.
Fourth Race.-SiX furIongs. Rutledge
rs: Capprr Bill. 1906: War Marvel. llf;
Bullet Proof, 1O1; BIases. l13; Siren Maid
9S
Fifth Race.-SiX furIOngS. +CarefuI. 124
Gen. !. VI. Gomez. lis: Jeg. lO6; The Bag
gage. ~: tStep Lightly. 122: Sera pis III:
Polly Ann. 100: +SaiIing :. 1OT: +Hildur
l2l: Miss Rankin. %: Dark Horse. 1O4;
FalIacy. l15. Nv. J. salmon entry. II. h.
L. Ross entry.
Sixth Race--Mnp and seventy yards
James IIS; King Neptune. IOS; LAriat, los
Fairly. los: mildred. 1O3: 'yictory Bond
9S Point to Point. 1l3: John J. Day. los:
lndnlencP. los: HongkonE los: 'Litholick
1903. The Belgian I'd. Ill: NorfoId's Choice
InE Diutr Moore IU3
Seventh Rsoe.-One mile and quarter
Capital City, ll5: Court Fool, 100: Indis
Greet. l0T; AuStraI. 115; SearChlight Sd
lOI; Tom Brooks. ll0; Beauty Sleep, 1O4.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Track, fast. Weather, cloudy.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First Race.-Ruby. 90 Long. 800. $50.
go; Bonneville. 1O2 stack, so, 80;
Cock Roach, liz tWillisl, $50 Time,
1:I33-5 Jagow. Fernlesf. Neg; Second
Cousin also
second R.ce.-Tawasentha, 112 Hykel.
100, 25O. $50: Marjorie Mckay, H.
(BurkeD. 23O, = 80; Miss Prosperity. ll2
stack. $50. Time, Los -. Blue Plane,
Maysvillc Ella Waldo, Horkytc. Niobe,
Martha Gray and Sleepy Dear also ran.
Third Race-Kingh 40 CTOneyD, 3 50.
8 20. 80: SANS Boy, los IHanOyerI, $40,
$40: Duke of Wellington, 9s WILSON,
s so. Time. 1:47 2-5. Loyalist, BOmbs t.
Trophy. The Gallant, Oriental Dress and
GreviIle also ran.
Fourth Race.-Lsdy Luxury, ia Nee
hanl. $50. 800, out; Brig Of War. l09
stack. 80, out; sam Reh. 1I5 CAariol,
out. Time, l:13 Is. Legal also ran.
Fifth Race. - Quick View, l07 IPOOlel
10 50. > 30, 400. Countess, lO2 stack.
SO. 60; Mary G. 1O2 wilson. S 81.
Time. Los %. Joe Maucini, Mazatlan. DR..
Howard. Cut Up and Machia velli also ran.
Sixth RAce.-Social Star, 10 Murray,
$50. 40, 400; King Rose, 100 stack ,
4. 40. 4.TO; Planet, ia (TaylorD, go Time.
:OS -. Plato, Anunds. Our Alice. Tom
Roach and Jack lee also ran.
chplD, COLO. 40. 4.l0; Wsdsworth's Last
luT stack, go. @.Gn: Mary Fuller. lO4
lVandusen). 1910. Time, l:47. Eyes Of
Youth. Hocnir. Bucknail View and J. J..
MurdOck aIsD ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
DORVAL PARK RESULTS

First Raee-Aunt Dad, lO9 tH,nphy),
$50, $50. $50; Marjorie Mignon. lO6 Hay
wsrdD. $50, go; Orchestra. IO3 CDreyer),
$40. Time. 1:I6 I-5. Cauteen Girl. Willow
brook. YoormeL Ascutney also ran.
Second Raee-keen Jane, 1O7 tHinphyD
1850. go, 400; Hidden Ship, lO4 Thur
berI, 200 2.60; BabyloniHn. 96 (MsrinelD ,
40. Time, l:l4 Is. Princess Doris,
PlHntagenet General Little Aaudie also ran.
Third Race-Assumption. 1l5 lHinphyl
6.1O, 400, 2.7O; Princess Myrtle, 90
(StearnsD 80, 1870; Sim reiner 10s
tHammerl. SEQ. Time. l:l4 80. Dinty,
Barry Pet. Czsrdym. Chrome. Ella Jennings,
Liberty Bond. Lillian C also ran.
Fourth Race-Red Post, lO2 tSmithD, $50,
$50. go; All Miss, 102 tStearnsl. 900,
40; Galleyhead, 100 (BulcroftI, 2.9O. Time.
80. Mouett, All Amazed, Antiphon also
ran.
Fifth Race-Houdo. los (Stearus). 1900,
$40. $50; DukeruT. 103 (BulcrofD, 40.
800; Elment, lO3 lThurberl. $50. Time,
l:49. Double Eye. Lebalafre. Salvstelle also
ran.
Sixth Raoe-Highland Lad. Ill tThurberl ,
80. $50, 80: Pierrot. III tHaywardl
$40. 20. WOOdthrush. Ill (Bulcroftl. 8. 10.
Time, AS 81. Mannchen. SKY. Pilot, Dis
cord. Blazonry also ran.
Seventh Race-Trickster I'd, 113 Thur
berI. 1880 so. 2.9O: Mike Dixon, lO3
Hayward. $50, 800; Little Nearer los
tBulcroftD. go. Time l:J6. Track Star.
Leinster, AstTea. Ray o Light also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
VIRGINIANS PLAY
SHOP TEAM TO-DAY

The Church Hill Athletic Club
baseball team. champions of Rich
mond, Va. will arrive in Washing
ton this morning. and will be ready
to meet Shop. District champions.
this afternoon in double header at
Union Park, the first game starting
at o'clock The team is represent
ed by strong lineup. as follows:
Hacher. first base; Hicks, shortstop:
Devine. center field; Chewing.
right field; LigCon. second base:
Woodward. left field: Jenkins. third
base: TiEnor. catcher. and Marshall.
Settles and Strain. pitchers. Hay is
the utility player
To stop the Richmond Champs
Shops will depend on Pfel, Brown.
kagle. Hilton. Fry and Serrin.
pitchers; Giebel and Hurd. behind
the bat; Hughes. first; Roche. sec
ond; Moran, short: Behrle. third
and keihl. Anderson. Bernhard and
Limerise in the outheld
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
WOODBINE ENTRIES

First Race.-Harwood plate; purse. 81 800 o:
claiming; 3-year-Ods and up; six furlongs.
Mo-oni. I05: 'yenal Joy. los: Bobby Allen,
l13: sWoh Cares lOJ; The Decision. 100
Kuklux, lI5: Piedrs. lO7; Mayor House.
III; King John. ll6.
Second Race.-AEIinton plate: 81 800 add
cd: 2-year-olds; six furlongs. DelIham. lO2
Frivoi. 1906: Lady Catherine. 100: War
Tank. lo2; Fair IAssic. 106: Irish Jig. ll5;
lIercndsey, lO5; High Wave, 1906.
Third Race.-WOodbine autumn steeple-
chase; s. 900 added; handicap; 3-yeSr-olds
and up: about two miles. +Elysian. lj@
Bencher. l47; Kinestown Pier. 1870; tBlighty
I'd. 145; Algsrdi. 141: Antiseptic. 100: Am
munition l54 Old Bill Bender 1872 Old
Metal, 130. tMrs. =. Ambrose Clark entry.
Fourth Race.-The Rothschild cup; 81 .I0O
added handicap: 3-year-olds and up: six
furlongs His Choice. III; Smart Money.
lO6: Niols q. So: URcle John ll6: InCog
100: Estero. 112; Kcntie. 03
Fifth Race.-TOronto autumn cup; $500
added: handicap: 3year-oIds and up on.
mile and quarter. Ertermiustor. 1872;
Gibbett. "a: tBondsge, 10s: Ny Dear, o..
tArthur entry.
Sixth Race.-Zetland pIa tie; 81 500 added
claiming; 5-year-olds and up: fos led In
Canada; one mile and seventy yards Sweet
Bouquet. 90; Dependence Dc; Flame, 1903;
Capt b, l09 Sweet Colleen, %; Glow
Worm. 1o2; Mallowmot. 1903: Impress. 06;
Lady Betty. 1903; Woodbine. l04
Seventh Race.-Chiefney plate; 81, 800 add.
ed claiming; 3-yesr-olds and up: one mile
and a sixteenth. 'Biddledee, o. Douglas $,
1O4; 'Clsquer, 10: Courls. 100: Refugee.
l07; War Club, liz; 'Exporter 1O4; LAZY
LoN l07.
Apprentice allowance cIuimed.
Weather, fair. Track, fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
LEXINGTON ENTRIES

First Raoe.-3-year-olds and up: claiming
purse. 81 600; six furlongs Ina Wood. Io2; ;
Pullux. 10; John, jr.. 1i0; 'Msrse John
105; squeeler. 110; 'Meliors l12; Jack
Straw, 1l0; Jago. 11O.
Second Rsce.-2-year-old maiden colts and
geldings; purse. 81 900; futurity course
Buddy Kean, lis: tDark Ben. I15: Lou
Widrig, 115: Black Rock. ll5; tDsrjeelng
ll3; Merrimac, lis; Handsel I'd, .1l5.
tCamden entry.
Third Raoe.-3-year-oIds and up; claiming :;
purse. 81 900; one mile and a sixteenth.
MaZola, 100; 'Chief Brown. 105: Trophy.
ia; Jake Field. 1903; Judge Price. ll0; Judge
David 105.
Fourth Race. - 2-year-oIds; maiden colts
and geldings; futurity course. Col. Baker
10; Rama, ll5; Dark Friar, l15; Sleepy
Sidney, ll5; Nonskid, 115; Courtview, 1I5
Humphrey, lis.
Fifth Raoe.-Added s.. 500; Breeders Flu
turity: 2-year-olds: futurity course. Gang
way, ll3; Sergt. York. lis; tBelieve Idle
Hour, 120:. Bettina, lis; Monsoon, lis; Ace
High. ll2: Sir Thomas kean. lis: tBehave
Yourself, lis; Star Voter, liz. tBradley's
entry.
Sixth Raoe.-3-year-olds and up; claim.
ing; purse, 81 900; six furiongs. sRuby, "a:
'Trion1phant, l05; Opportunity, 1lo; La
foudre. 102; Sand Bed lO5: RAPID Stride,
l05: Viola Park, los.
Seventh Racs.-3-year-old and up: clai
ing; purse, 81 900: one mile and a sixteenth.
sArrow Point. %; Dancing spray, iO5;
Claude Brown. fllo; Csntilever. l13: Ny Bal.
lot, l0l; ALEX. jr. 1o5; Earnest n, it2;
Lonls A, lo4; War Spirit. lOT: .Iwin lwiu
lI3 49,.
! 'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
GRIDIRON RULES
ARE CLARIFIED.
Clipping Opponent Not in
Play Held to Be Unneces-
sary Roughness.

A thorough curryoombing of the
football rules was INDUCED in by
officials and members of the rules
committee Thursday night at the
Biltmore Hotel. The occasion was
the annual clarificatfon meeting of
the rules committee, and it proved
both instructive and pleasant. Wal
ter Camp again presided and helped
no little in making clear certain
points which some of the officials
thought were not quite plain. How
ever, there were fewer points of
knotty character than had been
brought up in quite number OF
years.
Most of the discussion centered
about the changes which had been
made in the rules since last sea-
son. The change which did away
with the puntout proved altogether
clear. but there was some debate
about the new rule which prohibits
clipping. 1t was explained that a
man clipping an opponent who is
out of play is guilty OF unnecessary
roughness, no matter whether the
ball is dead or not.
There was considerable talk about
the rule which makes 1t manda-
tory for player who has shifted
to have both of his feet station
ary on the ground. This puts a
big additional burden on the ref
cree and the linesmen. who are sup
posed to watch the men in motion
before the ball is put into play.
Some of the officials were in doubt
as to what constitutes roughing the
maker of a forward pass after the
ball has gone and he no longer is
in the play. The new rule makes
that unnecessary roughness and
gives to the passer practically the
same protection as is given to the
kicker. That the passer needed that
protection was demonstrated aplenty
last season, when many men were
hurt while passing and after
passing.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
HATCHETITES MEET
AVIATORS AGAIN

This afternoon in Potomac Park
George Washington Tniversity's
football team again tackles the
Boiling Field aggregation in a
practice contest George Washing
ton will be handicapped by the alb
senCe OF Earl Manson from the
hackfield. other members Of the
squad who are on the injured list
are Hughes, Richmond. Hume and
Nilsson.
Coach Morse expects quite a few
men to report within the next few
days The latest additions to the
squad arc Harvey James. Clarence
Terrell. Paul Baker G J. Owens. jr..
Pat Reilly. Joe Garnctt. and Earl
Chesney. The last mentioned is
from a Montana High School. He
was chosen for halfhack on the all
high eleven. Chesney H. also quite
a capable basketball player.
Lieut. William Harmon OF the
Hatchetites' team Of 1915 il to re-
port next week to take charge of
the freshmen eleven.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First Raoe-Duc de Morning. ia Morris
1880. $50, 400; haywood, ia (Ponce)
800 2.6n; W. T. Grives, ia (CoreyD. 4. so.
Time, 1:l5. Calithump, Two Feathers,
Shamrock, Flower, Mollie Barnes also ran,
Second Raoe-Despair, ia (schuttinger)
11.6O $40 40; General MenocaI. ia INC.
Taggart), $40, 3.10; DR.. Elias Wells, ia
Corey, 11.20. Time, lis 1-5. yoormir,
Toreaior, Toscs, Bloomington. Parader, PIN
lico also ran.
Third Raos-Kirsh, l06 (ButwelD. 800,
$50, $50; Ina Kay, 11O CRodriguez), 20,
2,O0; Nancy Ann, 10l tshelIepep, 10. 80.
Itine. i;is So. Happy GO Lucky. Tickle
Fancy Pokey Jane, Calvert also ran.
Fourth Racs Betty ]. los Aiorrisl 40.
80, Flo; smart Guy. 10 (ButweID, ., 30.
go: 'ShoaL 10 tkreegerI. 2T0 Time
t;l3 1-5. Laughter, Night Thought also ran.
FIFTH Race .eoehares. l15 CHuepeU 40
2.s0. cut; Blszrs, us 1ColtilettD. 3,lO. out
Irish Kiss, IN tMorris). out Time, 1:45
t-5. Bolster also ran
Sixth Race Wodan. 10 TRodriguezl
go. q 70. 2.J0 Disdi. Ill lAtkinsonI :, 50.
3 10; Glenweii 104 (HeupeD, $50. Time.
81 nellie NorEe, Madrono Mountain Rose
H. Mistress Poly also ran,
Seventh RAGS s-Martha Luckett, 9s Colti-
iettii n 80. 1870, $50: Miss FiIley. iii
tTodFsaezl. 500. 200; Najoli. Io9N But.
relll f-1e. fhne, 1:i3 Is. Phedoden. SIM
ic~e, Eeith >, Antoinette, Pearl Sea also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
AOUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race-Mavourneen, ia iDsvies). S
to ;, to =. to 4: Teddy Il. Iii Mooney
: to 10. l to 3; Silence, III tEnsorD. even
Time. ia 81. Ballynew and St. Dons I'd
also ran.
Second Race.-Sants Claus, ll0 CEnsor),
to l, TO ), / to 3; Episode. LIS (Bu1ton),
> to 5, to 8; Ross X, 1OS (kummer) ,
3 to ). Time. 100 4-5. Lyric. Debonaire
Rose Cliff and Silencia also ran.
Third Race.-Albert A, l0T (Ensor), 3 10
1, TO ;, to 5; Abadane, 1l8 (Kummer)
l to g. out: Natural Bridge ia (McAtee),
l to .. Time. l:3s 10 St. Isadore, Sea
Sinner. Scotch Verdict and American Soldier
also ran.
Fourth Rsce.-Royce Roofs IO4 Mooney ,
to 5. l to ). out; Tailormaid, 9s Gala
ham. to ), out: Thunderstorm, lis (EnsorD .
out Time, l:4J %. Only three starters.
Fifth Race.-LOcust Leaves, 100 tEnsor)
S to /, ) to .. to ); Lola, 100 Mooney .
= to >, out; Rollicking Airs. los johnson .
to 4. Time, 1:2O. Liberty Girl and
Queen Blonde also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Fragale. 100 CMcAtee). s TO
5, 8 to 3, 1 to ;; Quecreek. los CMoopeyl =,
to ., to 3: Smoke Screen, lis CKelsay),
to .. Time. 80 3-5. Dry Moon and
Plurinus also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
Man O War-Sir Barton
Race Goes to Canada

Man o War and Sir Barton
will race at the Kenilworth Park
in Canada, on October IL at a
mile and a quarter. weight for
age, for a $4,000 purse and S5,-
600 gold cup.
This decision was reached at
a meeting between Commander
]. X. L. Ross and Samuel D. Rid
die at Havre de Grace yesterday
afternoon.
EXterminator is doubtful
starter in the big match race, as
. James Sharpe kilmer was
not present at the meeting. In
the event either Man o. War or
Sir Barton should not go to the
post the race. would be a walk
over for the one that faced the
barrier, according to the agree
ment made up by the owners.
The Canadian weight for age
race will make Man o War carry
100 pounds. instead of lis that
would have been awarded in
Maryland, and call upon Sir
Barton to shoulder 1875 pounds.
An offer of s50.000 and a $4,000
cup was received from Ken
lucky.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
'STATERSOPEN
| SEASON TODAY
Coach Byrd's Men Play
Randolph-Macon at
College Park.

Teams all over the country are
today, but Maryland University is
the only local institution to get into
the band wagon. The State College
men will stage an afternoon of en-
tertainment with Randolph Macon
College at College park at o'clock
Little is known of the strength Of
the visiting team, but Coach Byrd
hopes to be able to use nearly two
entire teams before the game is
over. He has named twenty-four
men on his varsity squad.
MaryIand's Lineup Given.
Unless the visitors are much
stronger than anticipated. they are
due for a busy time trying to stop
the feet backs OF the Maryland
team. Byrd announces his opening
lineup as follows: Epley. left end !;
Nisbet, left tackle; Branner. left
guard; Bailey. center: Sullivan. right
guard; Clarke. right tackle; Pollock,
right end; SemleT. quarterback; Bos-
ley. left half; Brewer, right half, and
Mackert, fuIIback. This gives him a
very evenly balanced eleven, with
pltHNN u Dttl anu DId"n III lut
line. The work of Clarke, who
comes from the University of Michi-
gan. will be watched with interest
as he shows promise of making a
very effective tackle.
Officials of the game will be Ma
goffin, referee; Harlan. umpire. and
John A. Dugan, head linesman.
Other south Atlantic Games.
Other games in this section prom
Use to develop no surprises. Virginia
meets William and Mary. North
Carolina State battles Davidson, c.
NJ. l. ties up with Roanoke and V.
p. l. will play Hampden-Sidney.
West Virginia is not expected to
have much trouble with West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan.
Other games Of interest through
out the country are as follows:
Harvard VS.. Holy CrOs at Cam
bridge.
Rutgers VS.. Ursinus at New Bruins
wick.
PENNSYLVANIA VS.. Delaware at Phil
adelphis
Penn State VS.. Muhlenberg at state
College.
Washington and jefferson VS.. Beth
any at Washington. Pa.
Brown vs.. Rhode Island State at
Providence
Lehigh vs.. Lebanon Valley at Beth
lehem.
Syracuse vs.. Hobart at Syracuse
Georgia Tech VS.. Wake Forest at
Atlanta.
Springfield VS.. Bowdoin at Spring
field
North Carolina State VS.. Davidson
at Raleigh.
Indiana VS.. Franklin at blooming
ton
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Race. - Maiden 2-year-olds: claim
ing; five furlonES. La Derniere, 90; Lady
Stella, 109: Lady Frappe, ll3; 'Jsmscia
Belle. "a; Rolo. 80; Orcus, ll2; PerpleIity.
100; Vibrate lOl: Cimsrron. III: Coca Cola l..
lOT; Tout Or IOS; Bacchanalisn. 1O5;
Craftsman, lO6; Flumbette, lO7. sweetest
Story. lOj: Streamer. lO6
Second e-Queensboro Steeplechase
handicap: 4-year-olds and up; about two
miles and a half: Flare 1J9 Wisest Fool,
1873; Sweepment. 1875.
Third Race-For 3-yesr-olds and up: the
Bard Handicap; seven furIongs: Mai. Markc.
IFS; Assume. H.: kashmir ia; Tableau
D'Honneur. III; Different Eyes. lO5: Erew-
or 1I6: War Note. 1OT; Pickwick 10;
Leading Star. 1o7; Day Due. l06: Tom Nc
Taggzrt, l23; RslcO, 1l3.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds and up;
Aqueduct Handicap: mile and ive-SiXteenthS
Cirrus. 125; Mad Halter. 121; John p. Grier.
10: Cleopatra. lO4.
-. Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds: claiming
one mile: Tetley. 1l3; FroEtown lI3;
alma B. los: Our Nephew, II3: sweet
Tooth. los; Doscoride. ll6: Joe Joe, 10.
Shenandoah. Ill; Yankee Notions. 10: 'The
Wit. 1O3: Challenger. Ill; Lovely, 1903;
Sex. los: Favour, 1O5; Marsmouse, 1l3;
American Boy, l15.
Sixth Race. - 2-year-olds; msidcns: six
fUrongs. Care Free. ll5: Merchant Marine.
115: Huenec, 1l5; Psnsy, III; Cimsrron
H.: Wireless. ll5: Nohant. ll5: Dewey Eve,
ll2; Rep, lis; Hold Up. 112; Tuonorea, 1l5.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-25
.SPEEDUP WORK
ATGE0RGET0WN
Smeach and Sullivan of Last
Years Team Report to
Coach Exendine.

In preparation for the game with
St Johns of Annapolis at the
Washington American League Park
on Saturday, October 2, Coach Ex-
endine is speeding up practice at
Georgetown. He has not as yet sent
his men through any scrimmsGing
on account of the heat, but has
taken advantage of the weather to
teach his charges the formations
which are relied upon to take the
HilltOppcrs to victory this fall.
Friday was spent in learning the
signals and in mastering the for
nations. There was some taCklins,
although the coach has not yet be-
gun to concentrate his attention
upon that phase of the game. The
men will work at the tackling
dummy today. and the candidates
for the line will have their first
workout with the charging ma
chine.
Two more letter men returned to
strengthen the line. SmeaCh, who
played end last year. and Sullivan,
tackle on last years team, re-
ported yesterday for practice. Four
new members OF the squad. Drey-
fus. local lad. Ward. Formossa
and Smell impressed the coaches
with their ability and their en-
thusiasm.
The coach expressed himself as
being well pleased with the ma
terial and remarked that'this team
will be one of the fastest teams
produced at the College. He said
that hard sCrimmaging will begin
TUESDAY for the St John game on
the second OF October.
Johnny Gilroy and Larry Green.
former Georgetown stars and mem
bers of the All-American team.
were at the field watching practice
and helping with the coaching.