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Evening star., 1921-03-05

Office.
wANTED-0ne or two men to Join
porntion AMI invest from So 900 to $50 600
with service, IL possible. but will consider IN
investor who cannot give his time. in auto
supply business that can guarantee sale Of
from 10000 to 200. 600 gallons risnline per
anmm. Gross sales VII be over 500 0OO per
year. This business will not over $200 900 for
the coming year. This offer is made possible
by need OF cash for improvements and devel-
opments. Will bear strctest investiga ton
Want man who buy half interest
and net as active Treasurer. or two men to In
vest This is opportunity seldom offered
Address Rny 332 s. star off"e.
HAVE practicable and economical invention
working model. world wide necessity in ma
rim. and naval service: demonstrated in ar
tuai use need small capital and services o.:
capable man to incorporate company: sure
fortune merit: open to rigid investigat ton
Address Eo& 327-S. Stnr office. -
CHICKEN RAISING and commercial incubator
business are very profitable. / have the ex-
perience and own excelcntly we'll located
G-acre tract OF land with nice. ideal improve
ments. close 10 the electric ears and cads m
road. Want partner who can invest from
81 600 to S1O.O0D. Will secure the purity by
interest in property and business. Address Ro1
333 s. Star office. G.
TO RENT DINING; ROOM or half interest in
tcarnpm in good location by refined expert
+nccd woman. Address Box 3Oi 8. star office
Evening star., 1921-03-05
WANTED-GARAGES.

WAIVED = PLAIE F0!; AUT0MOHII.E,
n"ichl,oi hood .lst and L. Telephone H"rth
3113.
SPACE FOR ONE CAR. CONVENIENT To
the Highlands, cor. Conn. ave. and California
st. Phone Main 1923. g.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
WANTED-HELP.
N9AI.E-CnntaumAA. NJ

SALESMAN-An old estab'
lished and prominent real estate
firm requires the services OF ar
experienced real estate sales
man: only men OF highest intes,
ritv considered. Address Box
2I2-S. Star office.
Statesmen To sell sewing machines house
toulouse canvass. Apply Singer Sewing Ma
chine 90. ~; st. nv.
Evening star., 1921-03-05

WOMAN OF good judgment
and discretion. capable OF con-
Quoting confidential invcstiga-
tons ior large mercantile estab-
lishment Only part time re-
CURED. Address Box l99-S, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
For the Delicatessen Man.

FOT tue lJel1CdlcSSt1l Man.
Old-estab!ished grocery business on Penn.
ave. NV between 2lst and End SITS. An
ideal location for an ur-to-date high class
delicatessen shop. This neighborhood is very
mnch in need of a store Of this character.
Address R0x 3l,,S. S'a. oftic" 1'
WILL. BUY HOTEL. 10 to 100 rooms: state
locati ion. Addres< I:ox 1.aS. Star office. -
WILL. SACRIFICE stationery and confectionery
in "A -ofd Nv. section. tail North !:4l. :.
WELL. ESTABLISHED MILLINERY rARL0R
l., and 2nd floors. e.1:, 1ith st. NV -
\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. NOTHING
Ike it. An Investment OF small amount may
nr.duce larg.is If interested address I:ox
ECIiDIN,: COMPANY will sell my interest
In live building company with excellent pros
poets and several orders now on hand. on
terms to n party capable Of managing a part
OF the business: or at sacrifice for quick,
cash sale. Address Box ISIS. Star otice.
YOU WOULD naturally be- interested in put
ting 4 few hundred or a few Thousand dollars
4, o ON an
reasonable assurance that it would mean a
substantial income and good possibility Of
gold mine, an experiment. but in u
proven and successful concern that is revo-
se Ga s in s.% sns hSs York e
1t has among its clientele some OF the most
noted concerns Of the country.
1t does not require great deal Of vision
to see such n product ns this in every fac
tory. office huilding. department store hos
pital. cafe. hotel. etc.
Hence, in order TO establish a nation wide
business. a chain must be set in operation
throughout the country.
The business has been building consistent
y and soiidiy, and. in order TO meet Iii. de-
mand for its service. must expand. Addi-
t.onal capital is needed aud tho opportunity
is open TO you for Il limited tim. to become
i shareholder in concern already Il sue
Address Box 1853 City Post Office
Evening star., 1921-03-05

TO RENT DINING ROOM or half interest in
tcaropm in good location by refined expert
+nccd woman. Address Box 3Oi-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-03-05

STORE GIRL FOR dy-ing and cleaning estab-
lishm.nt; only experienced need apply. Mr..
Rurklin. $40 12th st. nv -
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE AND FEMALE-Continued
sTEN0GRAPHERs-Ws to pass civil .ery, '.
ice' / made looee at 40. Trial ATTENDANCE
free. Phone North 6174-J. -
WANT A GOOD POSITION?
Then specialize Vocational guidance: IN.
| ing and employment service nj Research UNI
1ersity-an expert non prontmakins SERVICE
~ Jackson place. Main $40
FEMALE DOMESTIC.
CLEANERS. laundresses maids. cooks. to SIS
| weekly. Sec Rev Fuller lSl ooth at. y,
COON. e1perenced: city references. 1857
Mtntwon pince NV.
COOK. colored: stay nights. l. Primrose 81.
Chevy Chase. Phone tlcr" a4o----------- a4o
COOK and general houseworker: stay n n'sm,<; ,s,,
two in family. Call before /: noon. JOo. Ism
81. NV; phone Col. 3SsIJ. u
GENERAL HoUSEW0RKEH: reliable colore.'
Girl Co" atI1 2'21 N"w Hamnshtre ave. !.
GENERAL. HOTSEwoRkEE No laundry
good wages. Phone North o22.2. y
GENERAL IIoTSEwoKKER -tompetent, r.
liable woman with reference; wages. $40 T"
$50. 13oS Girari st. n
GIRL General homework; ref"rrn"" r"Quire'i.
"oi Calvert"n. 1878 Columbia road NV
GIHI. for general housework. references. Ap-
ply 40 u st.
GOOD cOoK-Clty references. Tall .01: HUI
Yer place. between and 10 A M.
RELIABLE LAUNDREss. 1853 North CAPT
tol St
WAITRESS experienced, and chamhermaid.
.,;49 WoOdley road. opposite Wardman Park
Hotel t.
wANTEp-In Tak"ma Para. near Sani'arinm.
reliable woman. for light hous"work. morn
incs. Apply 215 Flower ave. Sunday aff"r-
noon. "
WANTEp-W Woman for general houSeworh: no
washing: cty reference. Southeast corner
18th and Webster sts. nv. -
WOMAN. settled. for hnuSewnrk in family OF
3 wao"> $40, Anrlv 1918 18th st. nv
WOMAN good for horl>rwork help with chill
drNn: stay nights: $40 per month. Col. 1909.
iiil buchanan st. -
WOMAN girl. reliable. preferably white. To
care for children four hours daily. except sun
dnv. knnlr 1872 II st NV. I'D fioo-.
WoMAN-To cook and assist in housework
good wages go home nights; reference. 1877
EHlorRm, rh
WOMAN. good. settled. for cook and general
homework. in family Of two: good home and
pay to tn" right party. but must be good cook.
Apply lois 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. white. cemuetcnt. reliable. settled.
for general housework and companion in
family: cn,d homo I" right party. Address
Rry 3o2-S. Star office. Sc
WOMAN fo- general housework in family of
two. I'll 9th st. -
Evening star., 1921-03-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC

Real Bargains.
REQ touring; six-cylinder: very good candl-
tion: will demonstrate; $500 Cadillac : iou--
ing: lrassenger. ia good condition. will dem
onstrate; $3.50 cash.
e. ne. r 33S3 y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 GOOD PLACE for some one that wants Il
home and business together. A nice business
and apartment: gro. meat and prov. business
one of the busiest squares of II st. ne.
Close TO large movie. Address Box 301-S. sta!
office
Evening star., 1921-03-05

A LOCAL COMPANY will dispose Of a limited
amount of siock now paying 1@c per month.
based upon real estate investments: safe as
first trusts. A fun explanation Of the plan
will fully convince you Of the desirablitv Of
acting at once. Address Box Los Stsr Office.
81. .4O0-NEAR-BEER and lunch psce. !ncluI-
ing rooms: ;heap rent: doing good business:
will sacrifice TO first rea sonable OFFER good
reason for selling. 1868 NJ ST. 3s
OPPORTUNITY
Do you know such man or men?
Between - and 40 years Of age not afraid
Of hari work and recognized by his friends
Who has had several years experience aS
iife insurance salesman Industrial and ord-
nary and organizer.
Who be relied upon to take charge OF
an established agency. open new territory or
act as home office inspector. etc.
II so, Of the bAst companies in In"
country can use the services OF a few such
Crrrcspon icnce confidential
Address Box 12i-S. Star otice. 9"
UNLISTED SECURITIES bought and In:
quick turnover: quotation list mai,-,i. CAL or
address Remer Company. District National
Bank bldg. Washington. D. &. -
S" 100 WILL. BUY manufacturing confection-
cry, bakery. ice cream and lunch pariors. 23l
Pa. ave Sc. 3s
SMALL HOTEL fof sale; electro l!ghts: med
crn: baths; centrally located. Address Box
hos. StAr office. -
CORPORATION just starting offers except iona |
opportunity for investors to come in ground
hoor. Address Box 255-S. Star office. -
ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT for sale. $:,lD:
centrally located. Address Box 1Ul-S. star
office. -
Evening star., 1921-03-05

iot Nj LADY IA photo supply store. who hs
hsd some experience in bookkeeping and typist
good opportunity. Address Box 27VS, Star
Office
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FOUND.
LOST.

MESH RAG-In Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. store
t'ol. .nS1
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED Ru;rk 1870. yre 1920 or Nash
lHnp; mast hr IN wonderful shape viii pay
s5rSt "a sh aud $50 per rtou'b. no dealers. "A
dr"~S H"N - T. Star oftcr.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
REG|STERSGET
STARTED TODAY
IN D. {. GAMES
Treasury Nine Tackles A. B.
Graham Company in Union
Station Contest.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Tom Malone's Reaisters, which
cleaned up in the Treasury Interbureau
League thi. summer. and the A. b.
Graham COMPANY nine. representing
the Industrial League. take the field
today at Union station in the second
game Of the District baseball Associa.
ton champton.hin games.
The Registers have PLAYED independ-
emf as well as league baseball this
summer and have given a good &C.
count Of Themselves. The Graham
Company nine In unknown in indie
nandent ranks hut is calculated to
nroye a first class opponent for the
Registers.
Tomorrow the Potomac Council team
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
TWQFAST Mines
SCHEDULED FOR
REX CLUbM[N
Baltimore Black Sox and
American Chain Team Come
This Weekend.

Rex Athletic Club will meet two
of the best semi-pro teams In the
country at Union League Park next
Saturday and Sunday
On Saturday the Baltimore Black
Sox will play the Rexmen and on
the following day the American
Chain Co.. of York. Pa. will be the
attraction.
The American Chain team has
made an enviable record and has
well earned the right to be termed
the foremost semi-pro outfit in the
East. Last week the Accos defeated
the Boston Americans by to l
score.
The Rexmen, however, are not to
be denied, as their record this year
far excels that of any other team
in this section. 1t must be admitted
that Manager Wright has gathered
together quite a formidable aggre-
CATION and the team should give an
excellent account Of itself in the
coming battles.
team has been tentatively scheduled
for a contest here on Saturday. Aug.
81, and on Sunday, Aug. %. the
Fleischers Yarn nine will be the
Rex opponent.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
men
WOULDbATTLE
REX PLAYERS
Failure of Local Champions 10
Stage Return Game Nettiss
Cobs Down River.

Qpantico Marines are out for .
return engagement with the crack
Rex A. c. nine. The Marines play
ed the Rexmen and were defeated.
They asked return game but
haven't gotten one.
Sergt Jimmie Waits, Supply Com
pany, Tenth Regiment, Quantico. Va.
hands the Rexmen a stiff one from
the shoulder.
why does the Rex A. C. baseball
team continually refuse to play the
Marine team Of Quantico?" writes
Waits. Though they have claimed
to have open dates and want games
we have tried again and again to
hook UP with them. they have side
stepped us. Why? Do they question
our abilities to come up to the stand
ard Of teams that they play. I no
ticed in your paper that Rex had
published the names Of the teams
that they have played and defeated
and ours was included. Why don't
they give US chance to even mat
tiers?
Since these two teams have play
ed each other / understand that they
have been strengthened and II would
be a treat to baseball fans IL these
two teams could get together in the
near future"
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
MICHIGAN SNEW
FIELD READY FOR
GAME W|THOH|O
October 20 Is Date Set for Of
fetal Dedication at
Ann Arbor.

Michigan's new stadium will be Of
ficially dedicated with the playing Of
the Michigan Ohio State football game
at Ann Arbor Saturday, October ?2,
according to an announcement made
by Athletic Director Yost.
In a letter to alumni of the Maize
and Blue. Director Yost states that
by September i Michigan will have
the third largest stadium In the
country. 1t will have a seating ca
pac.ty of $4,000 and will be officially
dedicated when Ohio State meets
Michigan. The stadium will be sur
passed in size only by those at
Princeton and Yale.
One of the directors fret acts Tn
his new position was to make a per-
sonal guarantee that $500 would be
raised by Michigan friends of Lieut..
Col. Curtis G.. Redden, who died In
Germany, for a column to be erected
i'm his memory in the new lltncis
stadium, which will soon be under
construction. Colonel Redden was
one of the greatest athletes who ever
wore the Michigan colors, being q
captain in both football and baseball
In his senior year. He iived in Dan
Vile, Ill, and for that reason his
memory will be perpetuated In The
Illinois stadium.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17

Embassy which 10 located on Blk
teenth street down which j pass
every mornin' snoopin' to work late
as usual.
Fifteen Months
Overseas Total Loss.
Thinkin' that fifteen months over
seas avoidin' German measels, etc,
equipped me to call the guy on the
telumphone and converse In his ma
tive chin as to the correct MUM
bling of Mile. Lenglen's name, l
gingerly take the receiver off the
hook and squawk for Columbia S2S,
which / get after the seventh re-
quest. Carl Goodwin please n. b.
Well. sir, one word leads to an
other.
"J'desirer conversation avec lie
secretaire, 81 buzz in my worst frog
dialect which is the onliest KIND l
murmer.
"J'ne vous compron pas" she
twitters at the other end.
Neither do l." / buzzes back.
"Qui yous souhait a parier?"
Whom l wish to speak, / wish
to speak to anybody there what can
give me the up and down on how
to say Mademoiselle Lenglen in
"Ah," she says, II see you speak
re grand Anglais."
You mean you hear i speak the
wonderful English"
"Szank you for re polite correc-
ton, Padnonner mol"
"Oui, petitr'
who told you am petit"
Women Get Sore
At Least Little Thing.
"Oh. nobody, 1 just called you
that cause your voice sounds like
you are a flyweight."
1T does, does it, well you big
Junk, I'm no flspper, bullive me.
/ weigh $50 without any rouge and
what's more I'm no French doll.
I'm an American made vamp and
1 learnt my French from the In
ternational Correspondence School.
"It sounds like it," I parties.
"And yours sounds like you
learnt 1t in a Chinese laundry"
she edges in the last word before
banging up the telumphone re-
ceiver.
That's the way it is with a gal,
she gets sore at the least little
thing, and that's what I'm always
tellin' my twist and twirl.
Anyway. l stops a policeman or
a mailman or somebody dressed up
in a uniform and ask him how to
say Mile. Lenglen," and he says
you gargle IL like this:
'Long-lon."
And that's on the level.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
TAGGING ALL THE BASES

The lowly Phillies held the Pirates
to an even break, but they gained a
half game on the Giants. thanks to
Babe Adams winning of~the second
half of the twin bill.
Those ambitious Dodgers took the
measure of McGraw"s men, with
Burleigh Grimes on the mound, by
making a three-run rally in the ninth
The winning streak of the Browns
was broken by Detroit. The Tigers
hammered Van Glider to advantage
The once great Alex held no fears
for the Braves, who knocked him into
the showers in the sixth. Cruise hit
a homer into the right-field bleachers.
one of the longest possible hits in big
league parks.
Home-run hitters yesterday-King,
Philadelphia, 2; Cruise, Braves. /; Sis.
Ter, 1; Whitfield, l; Johnston, Brooklyn,
l; Blue, Detroit, I; Barnhart, Pirates,
]: Tierney, Pirates, 1; Olson, Brook
lyn, /.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17

Trace A. &. and Quincy A. G. were
considered strong contenders at the
start OF the series, but both Of these
were given a severe bump by Gibral-
FIELDING accurately behind a strong
pitching staff.
Pfeil Strong Pitcher.
With Emil Pfeil, John Baiienger
and Shark Beamer as ,mainstays,
Gibralter is one Of the best fortified
teams in the city in a pitching way.
Many fans would rank Pfeil among
the three best beavers in town.
Several other stars are noticed
In the Glib lineup. Charlie Deck In
one of the longest hitters in local
baseball. He was captain Of the
Tech high team last year. Harry
Shalin has been a leading infielder
Tor number of years. Joe Girardi
school and has improved with expert
ence in many sandlot games.
The tie for second place in Section
A will be partially broken today when
Emerald and Quincy clash, on the
Union Station plaza field.
knickerbocker A. c. 10 expected to
break It's losing streak in. a Section
z game today with Mt. Vernon at
Brookland.
Junior Game Interesting.
Probably the most interesting con.
test on the days schedule Is thai
between the Independents of North
east and The Mohawk Juniors of
Southeast, In Section A OF the junior
class. Both are fast young teams
and in several clashes this season
appeared closely matched. a victory
Tor the Mohawks will give them a tie
Ia.
with eseh having two wins and no
losses.
Linworth will attempt to make 1t
four straight in Section b of the
midget series when Stanton-Templar
Is played at Washington Barracks.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
. "z
. WASHINGTON TINES >)PORD -
Jaws Are BecOm-
ing Tougher and
Tougher

Jaws seem to be getting tough
er than they used to be. First
Carpenter broke his hand on
Dempsey's chin; then Joe Lynch's
mitt folded up when it collided
with Pete Herman's classic jowl.
Next Benny Leonard's thumb
gave way against the fronts
piece Of one of his sparring part
ner's, and now Willie Jsckson's
hand cracks like q piece Of Ores
den china against the friendly
cheek of one Of his plsymates.
The continuous conversational
exercises in which boxers in
dulge SO freely evidently
strengthen the chin.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Hegarty Will Coach.

Jack Hegarty. former successful
coach at North Carolina State. is to
have charge of the professional eleven
being formed by Tim Jordan for Sun
day games during the coming fall at
American league park. Hegarty was
an all-South Atlantic tackle at George
town in the days of Harry Costello
and is a capable tutor. 1t was owing
to his fine work that the crack Knick-
erbockers whipped the Navy Yard
eleven last season.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
STAGE
TOUCH BATTLES
ALL THIS WEEK
Government and Departmental
Circuits to Declare Cham
pionship Winners Shortly.

"Croociap' games are on tap today
In the Departmental and Government
leagues on the White Lot.
The War Department nine In the
Departmental League is meeting the
Printers In what appears to be tight
contest. The teams are meeting today
and Friday for the title in the second
half the schedule.
The Government League battle 10
that scheduled between the Navy Yard
and the Marines. The Marines. Navy
Department and Navy Yard are all
punched for the pennant In the sec
ond half Of the series.
Friday the Marines are scheduled to
battle the Navy Department. There Is
considerable speculation on the winner
OF the series and much interest dis
played in these games
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Games
In City SandlOt
Series
Unlimited Class.

Unlimited Class.
Section A-Grace VS.. Yankees,
at Thirty-seventh and R streets
northwest. Umpire--Doyle.
Section BIS h a m rocks VS..
,Brookland, at Randle. Umpire
Cagr.
Section dominican VS.. Win
stons. at Tenleytown. Umpire
Crooks.
Junior Class.
Section A-Herzl VS.. Glover, at
Union Station Plaza. Umpire
Luscombe.
Section B-Roamers vs. Hill
tops, at Washington Barracks.
Umpire-Hurd.
Midget Class
Section A-Warwick VS.. Ma
tionals, at Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Umpire-Bratburd.
Section B-No game scheduled.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17

heard around
and about the
local and do
nestle tennis
circles, most OF
the elite IL com
promisin' on
a v oidin' the
mention of her
name and some
few is revealin'
their dumbness
by just sayin'
It h at there
French girl.
After securing
my A. e. f. die
[ 1 o n airy and
findin' no such
name as Len
glen within It's
goofy folds, I'm
forced to con-
suit the French
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Smith Is Beaten.

BRETON WOODS. N. H., Aug.
17.-Emmons s. Smith. jr., Of Wash.
ington, d. c., was defeated l up in
IS holes by Rufus Cushman, jr., Of
Boston, present Breton Woods title
holder. Cushman won In the first
round match by superior putting.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
FORREST CADY GOES
TO KANSAS CITY TEAM

JOPLIN. Mo-, Aug. IA trade in
which Forrest Cady, of the Joplin
club. and one of the leading catchers
of the Western League, goes to the
Kansas City team. of the American
Association in exchange for Catcher
Fred Blackwell and a cash considera-
ton. was announced today.
Cady was with major league clubs
nine years.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Should Draw Crowd.

The Georgia Tech eleven should
draw a huge mob to the Polo Grounds
for the football game with Penn
state on October 20. New Workers
have a sentimental regard for al
Southern elevens and the Yellow
Jackets will have plenty of rooterf
when they run out upon the field.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
"HlNklE" HAlNES TO COACH
GETTYSBURG'S ELEVEN

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Aug. IT,
"Hinkie" Haines. centerfielder of the
Hartford Club of the Eastern League.
has been notified Of his appointment
as football coach at Gettysburg
College, Gettysburg. Pa.
He will begin coaching backfield
candidates Is soon as the baseball sea-
sons ends. Haines was a member of
the Penn State College eleven last
fall
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
See Green Twice.

New York football fans will have
two chances Of seeing the Dartmouth
eleven this coming season for the
Hanoverians play Pennsylvania there
on November ~ and Syracuse a week
later. Both games are booked for the
Polo Grounds.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
MUST BACK PROTESTS
WITH FIRM EVIDENCE

Some teams in the independent
sandlot series seem to have the i'm
preston that protests against the al
legged ineligibility Of players are
thrown in the waste basket by the
executive committee.
Chairman Haas said today many
protests were being held up through
lack of evidence to support charges.
Haas declared that any team against
which charges are proved will be sum
marily dealt with no matter how far
the series has progressed.
Petworth gave Benning a trouncing
in the Junior series. IL to s, Buchanan,
Dey and Driscol getting three hits
each.
Stahl, Benning second-sacker, made
four hits. one triple. in four times
at bat.
Peerless A. C. claims the wrong
score was given by Broolmont, which
registered it's first win. According to
the Brookmont scorer. 1t was 7 to 8.
The vanquished club declares 1t was
7 TO 5.
Jett helped Gibralter trim Westover
by walloping two homers. Casper and
Walsh, Of Westover, also hit for the
circuit.
Christ Child gave Park View a
severe beating, IL to 3, also getting
only nine hits to Christ Child's seven.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Has Big Games.

New York football fans have at
least five gridiron games this coming
season. for the metropolis will have
the Penn State-Georgia Tech, Rut-
gers-Notre Dame, Penn-Dartmouth,
Navy contests.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Will Face Virginia.

West Virginia and Virginia "
meet on the Lambeth Field gridir
At Charlottesville, November
Many followers Of the Orange
Blue will make the trip from W.
ington to witness that contest.