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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
business and Professional Wom~n's
(iub


The Seattle business and profes-
si0nai womrn's club wiii hold a ap~
ciai apen meeting for members and
interested business and professional
women on Thursday evening. April
~. At $40 .. m. Ut Moves cafeteria
IN the large private dining room, for
~. PURPOSE II informing the rnssn.
hrrs and friends 81 the relative msr.
- and dement's Of the coming meas.
ur~s and bills 90 10 voted on at the
election on May 2
Judge Haah Whitehead win present
all matters 81 interest with the en-.
certion Of the Erickson bin. This
measure viii b0 presented by speak.
ers who are in favor 81 and opposed
10 the measure. As this matter Of
legislation IL of keen interest 90 all
business and professional women In
the city. ~ 10 hoped az many 80 pos.
sible viii avail themselves % this
opportunity ~ being Informed by
people qualified 10 DO 30 IN an impair.
tiai and fair manner The seating
capacity 81 the private dining room
II lto. II IN not necessary 10 make
reservations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXHIBIT MAY I

At y. m May 7 the annual Arts
and Crafts exhibition will be open IN
the Pine Arts galleries. The public
IN welcome daily from ~ 10 o and
Sundays from = 10 free Of charge,
The exhibit viii continue until the
first ~ June.
The present elaborate exhibition ~
the architects OF their pictures OF
homes and commercial buildings Will
close this Sunday afternoon with n
final view from 90 Q. Mrs. John
Cooper. Garfield si7i. II In charge
~ the Arts and Crafts exhibit and
anyone wishing 20 enter anything
for the various groups such ms pot
terry. jewelry. weaving. batlk. etc.
should communicate with Mrs. Coop.
er or tho Fine Arts secretary at the
gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

FortsonlThyEesen Auxiliary. Z. =
w. ". will give an informal dance
In Roosevelt hall. isisS Third ave.
Thursday evening. April 81. Vet
Grams and friends invited.
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Miss Farrell Plans
Informal .Supper

Miss Helen Farrell viii be hostess
at an Informal supper At her home
Sunday evening. honoring Mfr. and
Mrs. Arthur G.. Latiner and Miss
Mary Lea Fisken and her fiance, Mr..
Everett Criggs. OF Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

ON April 70 Crown I'M PIT A
met nj the school ana elected tho
following officers; Mrn. w. y. Bhnp.
colt. president. Mrs. Marvin Alnut.
president. Mrs. William la Vic
tory. secretary. Mr.. a. u. funberg.
treasurer The delegates elected 60
the state convention are Mrs. w. u.
browning. Mrs. W. y. shapoott and
Mrs Marvin Ainut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
ADDITIONAL cI.uBs


Adele NJ Ficids Parliamentary PRO.
oedurr club will hold ia annual eiec.
ton ~ officers IN the Erickson room
at tho Y. " G. A. Friday. April "a.
a, iao y. IN. The annual breakfast
u the club will be held IN The fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
d A TIES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY, AIAlis t&
pinner Al hons. complimentary -
MI. cFsish cvnninsham ard hss
fisne. NJ, chsris. ptiisr Pratt
Jr.. ~lth Miss Elisabsth Baird -
ha.ts.s
rHf RspAy. ArHff FL
Miss kns~is Mef.eiisn's eriss- fef
Ni.s n~ssY ueath
Mrs. Jars~. itsHli,on ne v-use's
efidxs breakfasts st hems fps Mfs.
" ~ rafbat
NJ sad Ms. rtsnsshs Isrom-'s sin-
n~r al hens~
Mr.. Harry o.trsad.r 20 haner Mrs
prstsrick snndt 18th o tee a.
home fretn 4 aufii 'eisck
FRIDAY. APRIL ga
Miss povth1 EsinG 10 ent.rtsfn
With brtts- hrsskfss, eompt.
rnsnssry 70 Mrs. Arthur O. Lat.
irsf
rrsnk Park Guue's rausie.i-,sa a,
horn. ~ Mrs. osratt Frsnk.
Judge and Mrs Burs. % sntsr,sfn
at finnsr. honarina Nc esd Mrs,
| Arthur Grtfrth f.atiusr
Mrs.. A. " na.sferds miscellaneous
show.r eouapitmsntirx Miss Alice
Msxrisif
Mr.. sna Mrs orange Jseohs dinner
o, home before Tsnnis ball.
SATURDAY. ArHff fs--
sutersain vith soffss dinner 81
home hororinE M and Nrs ",
w. raibot
Nr. waiter A. Moor. viii esrrpii.
meet Mr.. Frederick saaat vish
ianch.on at homs
MONDAY. NAY ~
Anniversary party ., Seattle rsehs
club
wssdgas Of Mi.. vr.a~.. c.ssw.ii
It's -
Anne vnitss Pr-ssytsrl.a church
az sac o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. NAY g.
May Day dinn~r dance al Golf club
Bridge a. hefus. eonap iiHns rtfas Miss
Betsy Booth ard Miss Grace
rischsr. ~ith Mrs.. Ross ps-n. as
hostess
FRIDAY. NAT So
Kappa Kappa 0arnms s1rori,y's
"cshares dance at osssa Anns
hail
TUESDAY. MAY -
Tnssriaksn oullfs cara party IN
Mr.. " esrksr'' bail room
The msrrisx. % Miss Aiic. xssr-id
20 Mr.. Hsiiana g. rhorr0ck az the
home Of her parents. Rev. and
Mrs c. r.. Marfieid.
WEDNESDAY. MAY To-
Miss Catharva Cochran 20 ved NJ
r. Ross Maxowan st $40 o'clock
| In 81. Psafs church.
1 THURSDAY. MAY Ii
nlss Harriet Alien % wsd Mr.
walker Bl-ii Van Du.sn at the
home 81 her grandmother. Mr..
| william Pratt Mcfsar-n. 10 the
evening.
sATt RDAY. MAY IA
Worsu'r University club - give
sports cIoths. Bsli'' In the Ma
l sonic Temps
"WEDNESDAY, MAY IL
Hsnton Hili GUILDS card party at
tho fachf club.
Tn. Wedding Of Miss Betsy Booth
20 Captain Harry Augustus Beck.
Icy. 4. - c.. IN IN. church Of
the immaenist. Conception. at 10
o'clock la the morning.
THURSDAY. JUNE -
Ths marriage Of Miss Anna Hoss
TO NJ. Hamilton G. Roifs In st.
MARKS church st $40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Seattle circle. No $40. Seighhor-
Of woodcraft. wiil give a calico hall
In A. O. L. W. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Bachelors Club
Farewell Dance

The Bachelors club viii hold its
farewell dance OF the season. ~
Night on Bimini Bay" Saturday.
April 20. al the Masonic temple.
The committee In charge includes.
Mr.. Dan London. Mrs Dudley Turna.
cliff Mr.. windy" Herman, Mr.
Lloyd Porter and Mr.. Robert Garvin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Mrs. Perkins VIII Speak
at Sunset Club

Next "wednesday afternoon. nj =
o'clock. Mrs. John Carroll Perkins
will speak at the sunset club on '-rhs
Delightful Art Of Garden Making
Mrs- Edward Lincoln Smith and Mrs
Thomas ID. s;lmson will be the host.
esses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
CLUBS ron THURSDAY
General I.awten Circle

General Lawton circle, Ladies' or
the q. A. r. viii E~fve a home
cooked dinner Thursday. April ~, In
tho city hall Ballard, from ilao
until o'clock public invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Mrs Anna brewster. assisted by
Mrs. r. o. Anderson. viii entertain
the Ballard " c. T. =. AZ her home.
2ssi w sath e.. Friday. April Is. NJ
> y. m. Mrs w ~ Thomas will he
In charge ~ the program and medal
contest work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Small Dinner

Mr.. stanton Frederick Will enter
tain with an informal dinner at the
College club this evening. as n com
plimcnt 60 Mr.. and Mrs Arthur a.
Latimcr. The party will later attend
the Orpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
rnsi Nnirnns, Club

The Past MatronH club of univer'
sity chapter. q. y. +, win meet
Thursday. April ~. a, : y, m. with
Mrs. l.. l.. Weber 7a7 n. tsth ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
NO-HOst Dinner

a no.host dinner on Friday eve
ming preceding the Tennis ball in.
ciudes Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rourke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Howe. Mrs. NJ. T..
Wells and Mr. Morris Lindquist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Buffet Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frink will en-.
terrain Saturday evening. at their
Residence with a buffet dinner for
sixteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Birthday PARTY

For the pleasure OF her little
daughter Elizabeth. on her sixth
birthday. Mrs. Vincent II. Faben en-.
tertained number OF her little
friends today at her home. "Faben
Acres"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

The woodcraft Totem club Will
hold it, regular meeting Thursday.
April ~, AZ : y. IN. pr. T. j Brown
and Mr.. r. E. pownie VIII DO Ia"
speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
FORMER OFFICERS a

FORMER OFFICERS and men Of
the navy and national naval volun.
teers who served on the u. s. s.
South Dakota during the war are TO
hold reunion Saturday evening.
April 20. at the l.. c. Smith Building
restaurant.
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Informal Luncheon for
Mrs. .Sitndt

Mrs, John Henry nailingef viii en-.
terrain informally al luncheon az her
homo az the Highlands. Friday ef,et
noon, complimenting Mrs, Frederick
Sundt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

KLAMATH FALLS. ore<-Alva DE
Carma. pilot. and a mschanieian un.
hurt when their airpiane falls 80 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Dance and Buffet Sumner

DR.. and Mrs. A. d. Toliefsen are
entertaining forty guests with a
dance and buffet supper at their
home Saturday evening in celebra-
ton OF the birthday Of Mrs. Toilet.
sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

be tho Better Homes show May ~ 20
~ a. the Arena one ~ the features
will be prize contest for the best
plan for q $500 bungalow. All plans
must be submitted by mail or IN
person before May ~ AZ 1918 Fifth
ave. headquarters Of the Better
Homes show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
WIN Sponsor
Dinner Party

MIR and Mn. Norman Dickinson
win sponsor dinner party for ten
before tho Tennis ball Friday eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Luncheon for Mrs. Talbot

Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell IL enter
taining with luncheon Of ten covers
at the Golf club Friday afternoon,
complinenting Mrs. w. II. Talbot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Daniel nagley school viii he rre'
scented with flag hy Nina NJ. Fry
tent. No. IL, Daughters Of Veterans.
Thursday. April ~. At =. m. Zelda
Connell will make tho presentation,
A program viii DO given by the
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

The next meeting Of Manus Dram.
a,us win be held az the home OF
Pauline Levy Thursday evening.
April ~, nj o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

'srhe Dickens Fellowship" will
meet Thursday evening. April 9Th.
IN the v. W q. A. subject. "oii
yer Twist" Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

past president ana organizer OF the
club. who has been ~ for somn time.
sent a letter. AN Echo OF the past
which was read by the president Of
the club. Mrs. Harriet Stein.
Mrs. a. y. sheldon was appointed
chairman Of the flower committee.
with Mrs. Zliia flracken and Mrs.
Netfie y. WlnE~r as assistants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

tb1 ~Nou Dance. Marquis .... .t~fnsife
tcl Hymn 70 the sun Aisxsadsr ooofss
Ars hisinck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
KInr County Iexi.lall,. FEDERATION

Mrs. Myrtle dc Months. a member
Of Gov ffAff's committee whirh In
vesiisni.d conditions IN tho state IN.
sans anyiums. will give a full report
AZ meeting held under the auspices
Of King County Legislative Fedora
ton. saturday. April -. at y. IA.
IN Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
Public invited.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


| tithfnN fiiNNHHhu
'"rhe Dickens Fellowship" will
meet Thursday evening. April 9Th.
10 the v. W g. A. subject. ION.
yer Twist" Visitors welcome.
~ Kappa Alpha Mothers club
Tho MotlNrs' club Of ~ Kappa
Alpha fraternity viii meet Thursday
April ~, at the chapter house. at
2ao y. IN.
Iatona PIT. A.
f.atona PIT A. will meet ne the
school Thursday. April II. AZ 7.a0
I D. IN. Miss Ruth harlow. school
nurse. viii speak. Election OF OF.
/ flccra
Thursday Progress Ciub
The Thursday Progress club win
meet with Mrs A. NJ. Snow. stog
Eighth ~ r.. Thursday. April ~.
al 10 "a. IN.
Seattle Review No. =
Seattle Review No. 8. W. n. A. OF
the Macraheen. wili meet Thursday
evening. April -. IN 4. O. u. W.
hail. it0g Ninth ave. business meet.
ING at tao. Dancing at ..
Iaiona PIT. a.
fatona PIT. A. will meet a, school.
2so y. m. Election. Miss Ruth bar.
low. school nurse. speaker.
soro~i. Club
Art department Of sorosis club win
meet with Mrs. A. J. webb. 1T2s aga
ave. 3. from ! until o'clock.
Seattle Chapter. q. u. n
Seattle chapter. No. %. q. Y. r..
will meet IN cornthlan room. Mason.
ic temple. In the evening. II will be-
the occasion Of the visit OF the grand
matron.
Canadian club
Mrs. II. Y. Noble win entertain the
Canadian club and friends al whist
party a, the Waldorf hotel
Chapter 40. ". 20.
Chapter 40. =. y. O. viii meet
with Miss Clara n Mcfarland. ssoT
n. stth at. at : p. IN.
Fort.ou Thygrson Auxiliary
Forsnon ThyE~son auxiliary. L. y
/. W. ". VIII entertain AZ AN Informal
dance In Roosevelt hall. isfss Third
ave- Veterans and friends invited.
seattle DAY Nursery
Seattle Day Nursery win meet 40
1890 a. M At clubhouse. ges bread.
way.
Seattle Chapter, No. o5
Seattle Chapter. No -. o r. a.
will insect IN CorinthiAn room.
Masonic temple Visit ~ grand
nistron.
f~ofnsu Bssa-trr tub
A card party wiil - given By the
feosnan nousicr club a. .TiT lack
non -. Thursday. April -. Al 10 ..
m. Refreshments viii 10 served.
Young Ladies' In.titai~
Card party and danes will DO given
BY Y. L. T. At knights of Columbus
hall. Cards at $40. followed BY dan.
cling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
NEw PHOTOGRAPHER
IOlt UNIVERSITY TNIeE

Many people every war watch
with keen interest Tor tho puhliea.
ton ~ the annual uniyerrify Tyse.
nut this year tl~re In nm added
reason for being proud OF the publ
cation. A new photographer bad
charge % all the pictures In IL. Ha
calls himself quite modesily a com
marcial artist. but those who hnss
caught gilmpses of ais worn cmpha'
sixe the last word. Charles Bowen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

WHAT win the American woman
w do with knicksrbockers7
Apparently she l. rtill wondering
wheshsr they will make her look too
boyish. WIZ they destroy her femi.
nine sppesiT That one fancics. II the
question which gives her pause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
LOCAL ARTIST DISPLAYING
EXHIBITION OF PASTELS

is his name. and ever since fovem'
her he has icen very quietly at work
on these pictures. Now nm eshiid.
ton ~ them IL Icing planned for
next month. Tho staff feels very
proud OF the results
DANCE DRAMA TO
1915 GINEN SATURDAY
one Of the especially charming
spring festivals on the university
campus Ia tho Dance Drama 10 be
given Saturday evening In Meany
hall at \ O'Clock This IL culminhs
tion Of the years work I'm athletics.
which reveals the modern point Of
view that athletics may be beautiful
and poetic as well as merely muscle
developing The WGnen'H Athletic
association and the department OF
physical education ana hygiene for
women cooperate IN this affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Card party and dance will 10 given
BY 4. l. !. al Knights OF Columbus
hall Cards at $40. followed BY dan.
cling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

The tNomen's guild OF ~ MARKS
church II planning bazaar and
luncheon. which Will he given ni tho
church on Wednesday May 10. the
arrangements 90 he announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
III Kappa Alpha Mothers club

Tho Mothers club Of ~ Kappa
Alpha fraternity viii meet Thursday,
April ~. at the chapter house. at
2a0 y. m.
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SEATTLE Chapirr. No o5

Seattle Chapter. No -. o. r. a.
viii inset IN coFinthian room.
Masonic temple. Visit ~ grand
n1atrun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Seattle chapter. No %. O. Y. r..
will meet Ia corinthlan room. Mason.
10 temple. in the evening. II will be-
the occasion Of tho visit OF the grand
matron.
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Ia,ona Pr. A.

f.atona PIT A. will meet nt the
school Thursday. April II. az 7.ao
.. IN. Miss Ruth Harlow. school
nurse. win speak. Election OF OF.
flcera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

For'son ThyE~son auxiliary. l.. y
W. ". viii entertain AZ AN Informal
dance In Roosevelt hall. isiets Third
ave- Veterans and friends invited.
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Seattle Review No. =

Seattle Review No. 8. W. n. A Of
the Maecaheen. viii meet Thursday
evening. April 81. IN 4. O. q. W.
hail. itos Ninth ave business meet.
ING at tao. Dancing at ..
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Thur.day Progress club

The Thursday Progress club viii
meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Know. stos
Eighth ". r.. Thursday. April ~.
az 10 "a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

ronia Chapter No. ia. Sewing
circle. will meet with Mrs, Charles
Wesley. 2gis seventh ave. Thurs
day. April 81. at i.ao y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Seattle Day Nursery win NEE, Al
ioso a. M At clubhouse. 20. bread
way.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Willie Jackson May
! Be Seen With Mahoney

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-wnhe
Jackson. New York lightweight,
the only man to knock out johnnie
Dundee. worlds junior lightweight
champion. may soon show his wares
IN this city. The Coliseum Club,
which 10 staging Tomorrow even.
inE's show at the Fourth Regiment
Armory, announced last night that
IL Young Mahopsy scores a victory
over Frankie Rice In the main
event Of twelve rounds, Mahoney
win ret . bout with Jackson.
Mahoney when informed Of the
Cofiseum's offer. aid: "I never
trained harder in my life for a bout,
and never have I been IN such fine
condition for q sctto. The articles
for Mondays bout can for 1ss
pounds at y. m, which Should
enable me to Get 3 Good. square
meal and chamber through the ropes
weighing about 137 pcunds.s
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Select Honor Student
To Lead EOOtbaIler,

PITTSBURGH, Dec. a. Hugh
Sprinkle. Of webb City. Mo-, was
today chosen captain for 1879 of the
Carnegie Tech football team, He has
played right tackle three years, is
= Junior and an honor student.
The plaid &C" varsity letter was
awarded to the following: Captain
Robertson. Rrumbaugh, Lamb.
DEN, Gilbert, Roaenbloom. Irwin,
Wierman, Kirstof and Taylor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Bingham Quits Place
On staff Of Harvard

CANBRIDGE, Dec. 1-Bm Bing-
ham retired today as head coach Of
the Harvard track team. A fare-
wen meeting with the athletes to-
night IN the Union served as an
occasion for tho departing coach
to introduce hia successor, William
Martin Of Penn State College. BIN
Barron, former varsity captain and
hurdler. presided.
Harvard was at its lowest ebh
when Bill Bingham took hola." he
said. During his stay here he
raised IL to higher plane than ever
before"
Captain Burke. his predecessor;
Fiske Brown. Coach Martin, Mr..
Bingham. and Manager Fred Moore
were tho other speakers, The men
gave Bingham silver fruit bowl
He viii leave for England Monday.
He IL authorized to suggest to or.
ford and Cambridge that the pole
vault and 1z0-yard Dash be added
to the international track meet
events and the hammer throw be
eliminated.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03

The suggestion that Cobb be credited with hit where had
s..:
YOsT AGAIN.
xGTY @ age e. Yo:s began t.. turning
IL as the Pacific slope before he turned to Michigan where
ana
ss % Il ,:. x s s :rs @ .s than :as
oa And this h sSmnS ,s Gne s Of great coaches Of the to
in and Who use. pro-
any ss handling biz s.s Of the = &
q ii football the q The sroa
.
snS which he has given so much
CERTAIN COINCIDENCE
n: tn: way fate worked for Y's and Dan
Medugi played Eu.rs Of Yost. us.. Mhs.a
greatest yet gwen . Z: game :. 1s.
% This sn Y and :0s n S =
sSfF sSsGsS SdaR7 Ss's Vanderbilt '''''''n through '
w.; I: Il:
ss in ass s Il &c IS: a %
.:~ M n:.s1:s 81 g.: ass;
Georges csnsnessu at catch weight. age.
:. T. .sss g: :s .s ',s's:; % :. f.
~ $ ;ss::s q A:ssiss A
Of of give direct opinion ks
opinion par cent
his guffaw clear
helps add is share Of merrment 70 wesid that %
the brown Of the morning
carnival which doesn't have turned any
anyone concerned, unless II h possibly the Turks
Yale information exact length Of
that lane thst knows turning
wen Known Boston baseball writer :ussss.. tina. H., Fn...
$ 6. YAM s' can sell
s A. % sssl ; A::. q,
1910 and they due 10 back
football glory wherein does Of
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Donald Jackson Acting
Head of COlumbia Crew

NEW YORK. Dec 3.-Coach Jim
Rice, Of the Columbia Uuiversity
oarsmen, announced that Donald
jackson would b. the acting captain
of the 1879 crew for the indoor
season. The appointment was made
after q conference with Capt. Frank
Brodil. The Office n not q
permanent one and regular cleo
tiohs win be held later in the year.
hut Rice believes that with q
freshman leading the yearling SQUAD
more candidates would turn out.
jackson comes from New
Rochelle. where he rowed on the
New Rochelle High School crew.
He = pledged to the Phi Kappa
Ra fFatsrnity and was Q finesman
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Gymnasts viii Gather
At Annapolis Tourne,

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. IA notable
went Of the winter athletic season
~ the Naval Academy win be the
tournament q ths IntsrcollsGiafs
0ymnastic Association. TO be held
here March 10 and ~, next.
For the last three pears the Naval
Academy gymnasts have been the
winners in this tournamsut. whfIs
Midshipman John b. Pearson, cap
tain Of ne naval team this season,
has wua highest individual honors
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
- SAYS BUGS"
B a / e r r:
WHAT'S WRONG
WITH BOXING?
Too Man Spoons Stirring
Empty Bowl Of consomme.
M IKE oDOwD. is again
M champion of New York's
A'A middleweight Boxing Com
mission

He inherited his laughing title
on seven fouls by Dave Rosen-
berg. All of which were seen
by iggle-eyed judges who prob
ably didn't want to gum up
Thanksgiving by rubbing cram
berry sauce on civilization.
When radio sample houses
broadcasted information that
Mike was worlds duke, every
child in League of Nations can
eeled his 1923 subscription for
his bedtime stories.
We'd like to know how they
figure it. With Johnny Wilson
still within easy distance of the
canvas. Now Mike win fight
Johnny. Both boys viii be de-
Tending their championships.
Boxing season has now left its
summer detour and is stepping
out into its gears. There will
be many fights in Garden and
more decisions. They ought to
stop business of referees and
judges deciding who wins cham
pionships and toss it up to
newspaper decisions. They did
that in old days when paper
was cheaper.
One paper would give It to
Mccoy. Another would hand it
to Ryan. Third would call il
draw. Six other. papers would
veto everything. But that's no
worse than Judge system. Put
on hattie royal now. What
happens? There are eight win
ners.
They could hold fights IN
small towns where there h only
one newspaper.
In that way we would have
one decision, one champion and
one spectator.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Costa Rica Officials
PrOhibits All BOxinr

aAN JOSE, Costa Rica. Dec. b.
The Costa Rcan government has
ing Of boxing matches In the re-
! public.